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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-20

The news from Kentucky is cheering.
The Louisville Democrat spurns the &C
ton of the Union Democratic Convention
aud its platform.
The above quotation is taken from the
Athens (Tenn) Post of Friday, April II,
1868.
The Union club Of this city presents
its compliments to the Democrat and
grants its permission to abuse it to its
hearts content. What does the Democrat
think of General BURNSIDE?
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y NolhhiehN VI
Maj. Gen. A. L. BURNSIDE

The Office of the Yicksburg Wing was
burned down on the 9th inst. Some
think the editor set it on fire himself, to
avoid the disagreeable necessity of wit
ing articles against the cowardly Yankee
Vandals, while their shells were fall
ing and exploding around his sanctum,
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
(N PAR FUNDs.)
Daily Union, (single copy) per annum ..........SlO
per week.

Duly UnIOni lsngo COPY Ter hnhun %
4" per week.......,,..,., 20
H8-All communications on business with the Office
will be addressed to the PUBLISHES QfAs UNION,
and all communications to the Editor Will be address
cd to S. O. MERCER,
Editors Of loyal newspapers will do US great kind
ness by repubshing the foregoing or its substance
The current transactions n Tennessee for months to
come win be highly interesting 70 an lovers Of their
country and her free Institutions, and the columns Of
the UNION viii furnish the earliest and most reliable
history OF these events.
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Somebody has sent US copy, of
little "eight by ten" sheet called The Ne
AytIw CO., Democrat. Ii is for VALLAN-
DIaHAM for Governor, and is edited by
e. A. BRATToN. If Mr. BRATToN will
drop the last syllable of his name, be
will hit the thing exactly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-20

A correspondent of the Louisville
Journal administers this cutting rebuke
to that paper for its brawling against
radicalism
| will venture to say, that if you lived
in our part of the State, you would be "a
radical" too; not that we are radicals
but you have only heard of and not seen
the pictures of want and the horrors of
this rebellion as we have. Mt more
than five weeks ago three men were cap
tured in Monroe county, Kentucky, be-
longing to the 3 h Indiana cavalry, by
some of the rampant "chivalrous sons Of
the South, " and made 10 digtleir o,on graves,
and then compelled 10 stand 0ith their backs
to the gyaUes SO that '0hen shot hey might fall
INTO them. Is it "barbarous" to employ
negroes, Indians, wildcats, or panthers
to fight such wretches?
Sensible men will say, No. But the
Journal isn't sensible. The small amount
of cunning it possesses is all employed
in the work of crippling, and hindering
the operations Of the Government.
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MILIT A r Y.
pEpARTMENT HEADQUARTERS,


Dspartmai-Headquarte on High street. Mai.
gen. Rosscrans, commanding.
Chisf arts44lastor-Headquar on High street,
GEAR Cedar. Lieut.. Col, JnO W. Taylor.
Chtsf OomTaissart-H Headquarters on Summer street,
Dear Broad Lieut. Dol, 8. simmons.
Propoa Mdrshdl General - Headquarters on High
street Capt W. III. Wilea.
Asslaant Medical Direct0r-Surgoon A. Henry Thur.
.ton, U. 8 VOls., "a Cherry street
POST HEApQUARTERs'
Post Hea dquarters on College street, between I'm
ion aud Church streets, (Dr Waters residence) Con,
n b Mitchell, Commanding
Chief Assisiant QudTterFaasts III charge Of Depot
and bisbursing Ohioer-Ca {. n, q Hodges, on
Cherry street between Uuo and Church
AaslstaNi QtarteiHasor~ ~ thargeoi Oothtng, Camp
and Garrison Equipsgs, Market street. Capt.
rhos. j. Cox.
AssistaEi Ouartsyrsaasr--.E onarge Of Quartormaa.
tArs stores Issues 10 Hospitals Quarters, etc Capt.
3 Mexican Lap0rte, Cherry street, between ChuTch
and BruRdst
Assistati C,aFtosraGSsr-In charge Of Fuel, Forage
aud Stationery, No. 81 Market street Capt. VIM.
Mills.
Asstsiaat QuarisrraasierIn charge Of River Trans.
portation Capt. J. ID stlbbs, High street, old hoad
quarters Gen Rosecrans'
Assisiant Ouartsrladsi0r--ln charge Of Railroad
transportation, Capt. 5. Perkins, Jr,, on Cherry
street. near Theatre.
Act Assistasi QuartsYaaatisr--ln charge Of Means
Of transportation, Public hhopai ETC. Lieut.. q, H.
irwin, on Chorrystreet, near Iheatfe.
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. POST TS,3' . HiEH54I5oUlIARTERs.
oHIo aTArE AaENoY,

Established by Governor David iod, % collect tho
accounts Of discharged OHIO soldiers, and 90 furnish
them trspsportati0n home To direct them how t1
obtain pay Tor extra duty az nursosi etc Ohio em-
poys the Agent and Il 70 his duty 20 give tho bust
ness of her soldiers careful and rcspec Gl attention
OfflCe NO.4 Cherry 80, near Church.
Ama-lm
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CONFBCATIoE AT DETRoIT-Two valu-
able estates in the city of Detroit, the
property Of rebels, have been seized I'M
der the con0soation act One is that of
Major Thomas Rowland, who has been
dead for some years, the estate belonging
TO his grand children, living in Virginia
The other estate is that Of Elisha Bre.
wort, now said 20 be in Texas. These
estates are very valuable, and under the
conGsCation law will come into the pos
session of the Government
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Religions ScrvIces.

PosT CEAFEL-(secoud Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and the Louisville Depot
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at O'Clock
every Sabbath morning Preaching at 1919 o'clock
AN, and at PM. Prayer Meeting every We'd
nesday night at O'Clock.
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PUBLIC SALE OF

GOVERN NIENT STOCK.
WILL be sold, at public auction, 90 the highest
w bidder, az the Government durso Pens al the
foot Of summer street
$50 HORSES CONDEMNED
Terms cash, and property to bo removed the same
day AZ the ris, Of owner. Sale 20 commence at n
o'clock NJ on Tuesday, May 9Th, 1853, and 10 con
tlnuo daily until they are all disposed or
CHARLls h. IRWIN,
lst lieut.. 9th Mich Vols and A. A q. NJ
Act Asst. QuartermaAter's Ohoo, Nashville, May
LIST, 1868 mAy2
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"The North has discovered from this
war the Ualue Of SlaUery to The South as a
military Institution; and the proclama-
tons on Lincoln have been designed to
destroy that power in our hands. y
RiclmHd Enquirer.
Yes slavery is valuable, or rather we
have by our folly, allowed it to be made
valuable to the rebels, "as a military in
stitution."
We can make it our military strength,
and their military weakness, if we have
the courage and common sense and pa
triotism to do it, The 100000 OF slaves
now worked by Southern traitors for the
benefit of the Confederacy, are as service
able to them as 100000 of loyal white
farmers are to the North. Suppose the
rebels could deprive US of that number of
white agriculturists would they hesitate
to do it? Not a day; not an hour; not
one moment They are fighting for RES
ULT
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In consequence of the increase in the price OF paper
and every other material used in a Printing OGlce,
have been compelled to raise the price Of oupaper
to IS cs. per week, or 81 per month 10 weekly or
monthly subscribers, aud $40 year to yearly sub
scribers, which must in all DO paid In advance.
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NIGHT POLICE

.autain--IOhn Baugh,
Second Lieutenant Robert Scott,
First LieuteHdni-John 5. Ingalls,.
Polioemsn--Wm. jackson, John Lavender, Mich Ia
,is, Joel Phillips, VIM Baker, John Cottrell, William
unyo, John Engles, J. W. Wright, John Pickett,
lobsrt SCOTT, W c. Francis, David Yates, Chas- Hu-
ut aud W. Danley.
81 The Police Court opened every morning at
O'CLOCK
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Deserved Tribute to Hero.

Brave Col. WYNKooP whose name is a
"household word" throughout Kentucky
and Middle Tennessee.
On Thursday Of last week, at the Town
Hall, he was presented with a superb
sabre, elegantly ornamented and inscrib-
ed as q gift: 'From his citizen friends
in Pottsyille, Penn, for mis- meritorious
services for the Union, May 7, 1863"
The Hall was crowded with the Coloneps
fiends, and the ladies cheered the oc-
casion with their smiles and presence.
The sabre was worthily given for Col.
WYHEooP, and the gallant 9TH Penn.
Cavalry, have done most glorious service
in fighting the battles of the Union
God bless them abundantly.
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The Richmond Enquirer has q savage
article on Burnside for his order against
spies and traitors at home and coudoics
with NalAadieham ian his persecution,
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COUNTY OFFICERs.

shoYtB--Iaues " Hlntoa DsPuiiss--ThOmas Hob
10 and J. X. Buchanan
gegisie4-Phincas Garrett
TS7laee--W Jasper Taylor
goroaos--N H. Belcher
l2anger-Jnbn COrbtt
Revenue CoHso,or-W. d. Robertson
Railrodd Tdg Oollsotor---J. g. Briley.
Ooaaablos for he NaShvals Disyict-7John d. COVER
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A CoRsIcAN FEUD.--A Triune (Tenn)
correspondent of a Cincinnati paper
writes:
A strange family feud, quite 'Corsican'
IN Its character, came 10 light some time
ago, while We we're at Cunningham's
Ford There were two families, Bently
by name, residing there. These BROTH
ers had not spoken TO each other for 40
years They nor their families have had
any Intercourse whatever; never reoog-
nizlng each other; there they had resi-
ded, eide by side, farms adjoining. One
could not 80 TO church, or meeting of any
kind, or 10 town, without passing his bro
Their While we were there tho other bro
Their died, and he was buried by his chill
drcn. The other family knew notbiprof
10 until told by our soldiers. The cause
of the cstrangement was that in dividing
the land left them more than 40 years
ago, ono claimed the line was drawn
some Ten feet too far South, thus losing
10 the other about six acres of ground
The value at that time being about twenty
five cents per acre. This feud is now an
Inheritance, we suppose, to be handed
down forever
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by ono D. stewart, nov iu said District.
Libel Of Information No, D. lod hy the T. District
Attorney fr the Middle District Of Tennessee.
~ PURSUANCE Of "a w,it of To,ifigHi Elpaurs ta
i me directed nom Che Honorable the Federal
Court Of the United states, ior ail istrct ON The
18Th day of May, 1863, viii cell SAID Goods at public
Auction % tho highest bidder Zoe cash n maud 40
tho store house n Morgan As Coz ON me Iuuilg
SQUARE. ln the city Of Nashville, 10 the TthIH DAY
OF JlNE next. Sale tD commence 40 10 o'clock
a. ~, on that day, aud continue until an Of said
ara Goods disposed of
Said stock of Goods consists Of Dry Goods, such
as aiics Dress Goods Acl Prints lumcsiicsi Cling
hams, Cloths, Cashmere, tlauuels, Boots, hoes,
and Also d. rdFs and MelicIuesi Dye htaus, SOAPS,
Candies Lard 90, aud Frolt variety Of other si1i
clos IT.. E HIhe.. .tkr
mlTIT-d u. 3. nlrsll.. ~. ID r.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-20

The cause of the breaking of the
bridge in Richmond, some time since, as
the prisoners were marching over it,
is said to have been not their weight,
but the fact that they were marching Co
music and keeping step. This same
thing caused one of the strongest iron
bridges across the Loire in Franco to
fall in 1855, with a regiment passing
over The regular tramp of large mum
Der of men is the most trying ordeal a
bridge can undergo. Some suspension
bridges have notices prohibiting the
marching Of bodies of men to music
across. The remedy is TO march men
across bridges in broken step. The
same principle in marching is exhibited
in the fly-wheel Let a heavy hy-wheel
be a few pounds ont of balance, and get
rapidly in motion on the upper floor of a
building, will shake it down.
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Military BLANKS,

For sale at this ollce, such as Monthly Company
Returns, Clothing Returns Ordnance Returns Provision
Reiurss, Special Roguisitons, &C., DC.
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Notice to NeVys-DeaIers.

News-Dealers wanting more than enc hundred
copies, must send in their orders by o'clock, the
evening previous, to have them filled promptly
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WANTED.

1.-TWO GOOD sUuERs' WAGONS. Will Guy
j Teams also, II desired. Inquire at Army News
popot, In this city or Murfroesboro.
May 2, 1bG3.-u
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COUNTY COURT.

Js1qs--Hon. James Whitworth
eisrk--f. Lindsey Nicho
ssIy- The Judges Court meets the hfst Monday IN
ach month. and the Quarterly Court, composed Of
he Magistrates Of the County, IL held the FIRST Mon
AZ q January, April, July and October
cIacUIT COURT,
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S25 REWARD S2t
CTOLEN FROM A BARN NEAR THE oHArTA.
- MOCHA EPOr, on the night Of May 0th,N
Jet Black Pacing Horse,

l4H hands high, years old with two white leet
behind. lie has scar on the lot side Of his neok
The above reward will be paid for the delivery 81 the
Horse and thief gether at idsarton's battery al
the capitol, 3. W. DONEf
mayB-H
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~ ID NVlIE H'V7'' wv "I"' "0"'0I !"
nd September.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Jsdoc-Hon NJ. Brien.
CleTk-Clhares W. Smith.
81. The Court meets the nrst Monday ia April Au-
.ust and laoember
CHAhCERI COURT
0hagoeilor-Hon. S0muel D. Frierson
0QeTh and Maste--J. L. Gesves.
Az The Court meets the first Monday In May and
yovafuheT.
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To our SubscrIbers.

Gen1 Field Hospital No. 17-One mile ives
House. ]. Y. Finley, Surgeon in charge.
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MarshaI's Sale
OF A STOCK OF Goods

The Uuuod statss rs A certain lot Of Good elaine
by ono r. stewart, now iu said District
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C.rk--Davd G Love.
So Chs Court meets the hrst hondsy Ia msfch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

| ExENPTIoSs.-The following persons were
yesterday afternoon exempted from the opers-
ton OF the draft by the Board of Enrollrnsn.. in
| session at the corner of New York avenue aud
| Fourteenth street:
| --Goddaere, LIST ward, erroneous enroll
| ment.
T. S. Boston, 2d ward, erroneous enrollmsnt.
! Thos. Broderick, ith ward, erroneous enroll
ment
T. Mitchell, ith ward, erroneous enrolment.
John W. Nairn, ad ward, erroneous enroll
m Ut.
E. o. Norton, 4th ward, erroneous enroll
T. B. Carpenter, ith ward, erroneous enroll
| M nt.
Joseph f. Brown, 9Th ward, erroneous sn.
rolln1ent.
Joseph T. Brown, sth district, erronsous en-.
| rollment.
w P. Bell, 4th ward, erroneous enrolment.
Jeese Adams, sth district, erroneous enroll
m Ut.
T. Williams, ID ward, over 35 and married
Chas. Lee, 9TH ward. oven 35 aud married.
w. Hodges, 7th- ward, resident of New Jersey.
t Mas X, eth ward, alIenage.
IL. Iuiskey, I'd " ard, disability.
S.J Queen, Sd ward, elected by mother.
Peter J. Kelly, tth ward, disability.
Lewis Reiche, Cd ward, alienare.
Henry NJ. ODER, 9th ward, over 35 and maT-
ried.
Christopher Brodigan, Id ward, aIiensga.
Charles Coleman, % ward aliauage
VIM. 5. Sew ard, 9Th ward, under age
freeman Ross, .h ward, over So aud nos--
rsd.
Henry McClane, tst ward, over IS and MAJ
risd. .
George w. Henson, 18th district, elected ey
mother.
John q. Lacy, ist ward, residen: OF Mary
lard
John Wallace, Ist ward, alionare.
Sannei Rusk, oh district. aiieuage
Michael Gatrlv, I'd ward, alienage.
John T. Chrismond, 18th dis tricL, u,Idar age.
francis Davis, ith ward, over s. Ecar-
ried.
George +. Thomas, 8lh district over Sc std
married.
Phillip Mehfilng. I'D ward, over g. anG rnsr-
ried-
George Butler, ith ward, under age.
David Riley, Iih ward, allenag.
Charles A. Sheve, 18th waad, erroneous en-
ToJlment:
J. c. Pennington, 9th district, resident OF
Pe nnsy lyania.
John HaIgan. 9Th district. over IS and nsr-
ried.
Earnest Hanue. eth ward, aitpnage.
James Steele, 5th ward, over - and married.
Charles NJ EIfrish, ith ward, resident OF
Maryland
Charles HaIIenbeek, 3d ward. disability.
Henry Bethel Chris'op, I'd ward, atianase
j. Barnaclo, ith ward, erroneous enroll
nent.
Patrick Gibbon. III ward, alienagp
Edward NJ, Clements, 9TH district, over IS
Frank Ha1dGP, lst ward alienage.
samuel H. Bu ler LIST ward, over - and mar
Jerry Rurnsides, 7th ward, disability.
George l. Wild I'd ward, residences IN Ma
Tyland
+. Fathers. 9th district. drafted iu NarvIsni
Wythe DeubY, 2d ward. erroneous surolrnpns
H'nIy ). Gross. 4th ware, residence liz MA-
Iylard.
Henry 5. Goss, 5th ward, residence in Ms
rylanG.
George Hit2, 5th ward, erroneous enrolment,
The hours for hearing exemptions are from
a. m. until p. m. to January 5th, 1885,
Christmas, New Years day and Sundays ex-
certed.
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WAR DErARrNsSr
ADJUTANT GENERALS OrrIcs

. spsUTANT oESERAL'S OFFICE.
~--- WASHINGTON d. c.. Dec. %. Iass
The following officers having been reporte. az
the Headquarters of the Army for the ofFsnse
hereinafter specified, are hereby notified that
they VIII stand dismissed fG9Rs thpnh the afii..ry
Gnminission IN in this city, of which Brig
adler General Ricketts,, q. 8. Vols, is Pretiiens,
and make satisfactory defence 70 the charges
against them:
Absence rraIhoHt proper au:horty
First Lieutenant E. L. Bishop, QuartermAsts.
Tooth New York volunteers.
Captain Milton c. Dove, company K Let Msry.
land cavalry.
Second Lieutenant William III. White, company
G seth Pennsylvania volunteers
Second Lieutenant George W. Hillary, company
+, 18th PennEylyania volunteers.
In the eitg Of Washiagtoa. ID. C.. t,ithoM ouaori;ss
and failing 10 report HeaiqnUisrs Military Dis-
tri.t OF WdSbir gton, IN nfTsI, as oTGtrta
First Lieutenant H. 7. Lee, company A, alh New
York artillery
F,o,,dnl.nf conduct sceiriHg t,ries foT fks
D. same tr,,le from, different pdymasters.
First lieutenant and Adjutant Jsmes W. stsnley,
-, Ncx York cavslry &. u. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjatant General.
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DnoTosRAPH AND PICTURE FRAMES

pHoTo6RAPH AND PICTURE FRAMES.
just Received
OUR WINTER STOCK,
Ar 2. J. BELLEW i co.'s,
No $40 Seventh street.
We state in bossting spirit that our choice
rejection OF Fancy. Oval aud Square PICTURE
FRAMES PAINTINGS, ,ESG RAWLINGS. FRENCH
ENGLISH and AMERICAN PICTURES ia lar ger,
cheaper, and better assorted than in all washing
ton, and indeed we think Philadelphis and Balti-
more Included.
Also our fall lines Of
Elegant Gilt and Rosewood French piAts
MIRRORS,
Every Size Imported.
Our price is ssme as New York and Philsdt lphia
Houses. j.
We ssk every lady and gentleman Ia Wsship xton
and everywhere TO call. s.
Look around our various departments, ii make
no difference whether you bay or not. 2
Gentlemanly clerks always ready TO wait on You.
PJ. BELLEW Il co,
$40 Seventh street.
no Is I'm WASHINGTON, d.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WARRINGTON, D. c., Dec %. 1858.
The following named officers, charged with Of
lenses, and heretofore published are sxssapt from
ts'ns dismissed Tie srrics Of Lie URi.sd S;a;,s
the Military Commission iuStituted by sue.i.i
Order No. IS, current series. from the War Dspsr.
nent, having ported that satisfactory defsnss
has been made in their respective cases viz:
Captain Thomas &. Putnam, Company b. i,th
New York cavalry.
Captain g. b. Cadwsiiadcr, Assistant Qusrte--
master United States volunteers
Captain J. c. Paine, Signal Corps United States
army.
Captain Horace ". Bristol, Ist New JERSEY cav.
Il. D. townsend
Assistant A jutsnt General
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ArJrTAS GENERALS OFPFCst
..-- WAsHIsGToH, Dec p, 1858
The following named officer having been raport.
ed at the he adQuarters ofthe army for the offence
hereinafter specified Is hereby notified that he
will be recommended for iismi- sal from
OF t'e United States unless within fifteen i5) days
from this date he appear before the Military
Commission, in session in this city of which
Bligadier General Rickets, is president and rnsas
satisfactory defence to the charges against him:
Fnaias 10 rfpoTt at Annapolis, Md. as ordered.
Captain William +. Conrad, Commisssry subsis.
teHce OF volunteers. L. ID. TOWNSEND
Assistant Adiutaut General
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OFFICIAL.
WAR DEp

WAR DEPkHTxsRr
ADJUTANT GkSERlI's uPPICE
@AsHIsGToS, ID. a., Dec 2I. 1883 !
The following named officers, ch rsed With
ohenses and heretofore published are exempt from
being dismissed the service of the United - stss
sstifsctorSsefence having been made in thsit rs-
spectise cases:
Captain T. II. Carpenter, nth United States in =
faptry. .sH.- .#,#
Captain q. B. Cadwalader. Assistant Quarter
master OF ofvolunteers. 4. ID. TOWNSEND,
A5siFtant Adjutant General
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ADJUSTMENTS

GROWERS The aTesx,
Penssylpania AoenHe. near Wizards Rotei.
THIS tTussday, 1vsN!GG, Dec. e, 1868.
ekCU p NIGHT
VI8S LlMlfEA kN3A9HMENf
GREAT ooMBINArIoN or
. TRA1IO an ,lSfxS.
NIB. j. J.. DAVEypuRr -.
AR. J, ". WALLAgK,
MRS FaRRsN,
-... MISS SUSAN DHSfS,
And TIE Excelsior Company
TIE perfofmSnnt tais svenlnS will bo shak-
speare % ave. act trae. dy .f
HAMLYT.
Bsni let, NJ phow Of king Iaudius u l.. Day'npaEt
4 In which be 10 uns qua 81 o. sa, ,isin. asor
Que en- Grtrude, Mother Of Hamla Mrs. RarTsn
CpneBt... !. Mlss Susan Doh4l
H-r FOR CHRfeTMAs
TWO GRAND PnAfGRMAHOB8,
Afternoon ami Evenins
On eatnrosy afternoon, 60 q, Grand FANNY
MatfDee. by Grover e. tire Dramatic Company, It
the Chesp Afternoon Prices
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lax COOK 81 CO,
BANKERS,
No. 4J2 Fifteenth street,
DEALERS ~
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
TEEiSCET NOTES, .CERTIEIClTES.
TOUCHERS, CON,
CURRENCY AND EICUINGE.
We shall continue to sell At PAR
until further notice,
THE SIX PER CENT BONDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
known
FIVE TWENTIES,
PAYABLE IN twenty years. and reteernable a. the
pleasure OF the GoYernment after Eve years from
Less 1hGn Oas Rxndrsd Millions Of Dollars
and isbeins rapidly absorbed BY home and foreign
demand for investment, and BY the new National
Bonds Will, like the Seven Thirty loan. ad-
vance /" handsome premium. AS an Investment
S'Z per Cent. per Aanpr,i in Gold,
ipaystle senli-annually) } equivalent at present
prices Of cCiu. to
Min. per C.n. is C,rrenty. .
The COZ BONDS tpsysble t. h,ssrer,,, ore
sssasfa aha sft nEEIsfERED B0N Ds lpsyaIic 10 order,
and transferable as bank stock upon the books Of
the Treasury, and therefore preferred for parma
nent investment, secure against loss) are issued
in ,odoS SUNS Of $50 500 $500, 81 900, $4,000,
These bonds are exempt from all local taxes, and
the Goyernnent tax upon them is only one and
when the income of the holder exceeds $500.
orCnsrs are a. our OF upon
t6a may be desired concerning this and other Gov
ernnent Loans and the organization of National
We leep hand snd for ssle full supply Of
ALL GOVERNMENT SECuRITIES..
de 16.dtf JAY COOKE & co.