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ions y. H,pr, Grand Secretary, should be a. 'ssod
at AdshHills TcHH.

ions r. Htpu, Grand Secretary, should be a. 'sscd
al Nashville, TnH.
Teaasssss Lsdgs, No l-Ncets everv TUESDAY Even
ing, az their Han, on the corner u uRion ana sum
mer streets Tho officers FOR the present term, are
o. s. Iesuour, n q. j, r. Mills, YO j, J.. Wcakcyr
Secretary l.. spain, Treasurer
Trabgs Lodge No lo-Macs at he same place
every Monday Evening. Tho officers are X, A.
Campbell y. c. Henry Apple, N,GF j. L. PsrkI
secretary q. Y Brown, Treasurer
Sailsy Lodge, No so-Mecrs Al their HALL on south
Cherry strooi, every Fdday -yluing The officers
are g D g. Covert, No. Frank Hartman, V c. James
wyatt, Secretary W. NJ Mallory, Treasurer
Aurora Lodge, No. loa, (Grrman l-Moou at tho
Hal, corner OF Union aud summer streets, every
thursday Evening. The rticcrs are Charles Rich,
no. o. Frodmar, v C.. -- Nitgr,lchr secretary
Geo. sci'erle Treasurer
Riigs'y Eacampmsut No l-M'ats at the above hal
10 tho nrst and thrj Wednesdays of each month
The unCors ere. s. Nla, C.r., T. Il. Mcbride, a. Z
a. D FULLER 3 w.. Potter HauIa, Jrf J W. John
Hide, scribe b r. Outer lToasarei'
oJis Rr5Hsl E-4s1mrurnl 40. t--Nrels A. the
ti.lva HaI ou the ssC1D4 and nurta "Wednesday
rirhts Of each month, Tho oAcer7 are Jas 7 Boil,
CP., Hrnry Apple, ll.r., D. Nok'r, s.Wf - ETioi
man. JW.' Charles klrchrr, -'riho; , n ward
Treasurer,
Ths Decree q p4u5hiafi q RabslaA--Aleets The nr'
Fliaag ltsm55n % each moath, a. o'elock
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A DONKEY DoCroR.-There is A woman
in Duke street, New brunswick, owning
a donkey, and it appears that il got
bruited abroad that il child having the
whooping cough were 10 crawl under the
animals belly, or that Of any other don
key, a speedy cure would be the result
Incredible as it may seem, crowds Of
women with afflicted children, from
"lofk Point and Portland, have been
going over to this donkey woman for
some days past, and tho poor little chill
dren (whooping al an awful rato) have
been crawling under the animals body
IN a continuous stream. The pressure
became 30 great that the owner of the
Doctor commenced 10 charge a York shil.
ling fee, aud did a handsome business IN
thai way. We talk Of the crodulity Of
the people Of India, and wonder at their
| ignorance but here is an amount Of SUI
peraiition Ia q Christian community
which would puzzle better philosophers
inan We are 10 account for.-.& JtBS
] Nst0G
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WHAT NEXT, LADIES ?-We read that
a new feature in the application Of gas
to domestic purposes is upon the point
of introduction into the ranks Of fash
ion. Ladies are 20 be lit up with gas on
entering the ballroom or the parlor
Fire flies Of gold and brilliants al
ready sparkle Gays the authority on
which we make this announcemenD up
on the graceful white feathers and fresh
green leaves that adorn the brows Of
some Of our youthful queens. "Clus-
ters Of diminutive gas-lights are now TO
spring from the elaborate tresses of
beautiful matrons the jets will issue
from burners measuring a twentieth Of
an inch per hour, within transparent
shades exquisitely cut not larger than q
cherry The tubing is TO be Of solid
gold, connected with a reservoir of the
same valuable metal, which is to lie con-
cealed in the meshes Of luxuriant hair
behind the head. The pressure will be
applied to the golden tank, which rs
supported by an elaborate baok-comb
The top Of which forms row Of little
gas-lights Before entering the ball
room, the husband will turn on the gas,
light up his blushing partner aud usher
her into her sphere, revolving like hel
prototype, the moon, among the lesser
lights aronnd" What q dazzling idea
t'EsIqH1r
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE.

No' i-od CON Factory, Cherry street. on the In
2-Uniysnity Building, Market street, on the
Hin.
" S-Ensley's Building, s.E corner Public square
l-Howard High School, College street, on the
Hill.
Z" 5-Gun Factory, upper end Front street
A" o-Colege street, Broad
" college street, between Church aud Broad.
," sMasonlc Hail. Church street, near Summer.
!" 9--Carrlage Factory, Market street, below the
Square.
lO--Msdicai College, College street, on the Hill.
IL" PEsr HoUsE "--On the University Pike.
l2-Brosdway Hotel, Broad street, c 3rncr Cherry.
" 13-Hums High School, Spruce street cor Broad.
y " 1I--Fsmae School, Church street, Chatta-
uoOga Depot.
l6-Hynes' High School, Line sire 4, corner Sum
nler.
lB--Gordon Block, corner Broad stsoJt and Riyor
Landing.
l7--0RTICxRs' HosPTkL--Panters Hotel, sum
MGR street, corner Deadorok.
/" ls-Corner Church and College streets.
l9-Morris d strattoh's Baldlng, No. Il Market
street
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POST HEADQUARTERS,

Pssf- Hsa dquarters on College street, hstwseH On.
Ion and Church streets, or. Waters rssdsuse Cen
Il. B. Mitchell, sommanJing,
ASSISTANT Quaricfmaasr--pisburslnga and Inspecting
Onocr, on Cherry street, between Church and Broad
Capt J, g. Chandler,
Asss,dm QuarierHoster-ln charge Of ransportA.
tion, on Cherry stroot between UniSn aud Church,
Capt j. L. Bingham.
assistant Quar-Tmdsia-la charge Of Clothing, Camp
aud Garrison EQuipoEs, No II Market street. Capt
Thls. j. Cox.
assistant ouartrmss'er In charge o. Means Of
Transportation and QuarermastcrH stores, on cherry
street, near Theatre. Liout, Chas, H. irwin.
Assisidat Quaritfm1,sr-ln charge II Fuel Forage
Mills
Assist1ru cuarteFmaasr - For the Assignment Of
Quarters and Receiving aud lssniug Hospital Stores.
Capt. G. Mexican lapurte
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MILL II A II Y.
DEPARTMENT HEABQUARTERs,

Department Headquarters 80 HigA street.. Ma.
Gon Rosscrans, commanding.
CLiJ Quarisrudasr on High street
near Cedar Li5ut. Col JnO. W, Taylor.
CHEZ Comn,issavg-I headquarters on sanmsr street
near Broad. Lest, Csl. 4 simmons.
Provoa MIF,Ru General Headquarters % gh
street Capt ", N. Wiles.
Medical Dirceior - surgeon A, Henry hurstOn
Dulap q ChUeTV Street
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HEADQUARTERS, January 90

y
Hooker and Franklin moved day
at one O'Clock, marching in heavy order
tents, knapsacks, blankets, sc. They
took the road toward HARDWOOD Church,
which is directly northeast Of the
United States Ford. Sigel moved at
p. NJ, in the same direction. They are
bivouacked about eight miles out tonight.
Sumner will probably move in the morn
ing in the same direction.
To-day, l took a long ride up the Rap
pshannock, going within three miles Of
the Ford, as far as we were permitted TO
60, no one being allowed to approach the
Ford, save upon the special pass OF Gen.
Burnside. The ooantry is very billy
and the river banks very blufy for six
miles above Fredericksburg. We fol-
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DIRECTORY.
CITY GOVERNMENT.

JOIN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
JOHN CHUMDIEY, Marshall
Deputy Marshab-W H. wilkinson, Tucker,
aud James A. steele.
Clerks oJhs Markst-Jchn Chumblsy sS-oeiciO, FIRST;
jacob French, SECOND and IhOs MoCarly, third
Ila A.aasor--Wrllan Driver.
Rspenus CoHecn--A, b shanknud.
Water Ta1 Collecisr--E. d, Garrett
Treassrer-R Heny
Wh,rf Nadsr-Thomas Ieals
Superintendent u b.s R0thoaso--l. Y DVdh
SUPERINTENDENT Of ne Wstsr Works-Wm. stewart
chef Of the Fire Experimentation NJ. seabury
ssrion Of q. Csmsisry-T. II. Mcbride
Street Ororsssr--J. l. stewart
Clv AHyrnsy-E f. MslloE.
CITY COUNCIL.
BoarI Of ALisrnen-u st. Brion, President John
CaTpor, Jos. J. Kobb, Ed MullOy, II. q. ScOVel W. >
Chcshlm, 81. &, l.. Claiborne, hnl J. { smith
cinnamon Council Andrew Anderson, Presidents Jas
Turuer, william Roberts, G. NJ. South ate Abraham
Myers. Alex. Mel anol, l.. b. HouEh, Oharos Sayers
j. g. NuuWies, W A, hCCleliand, T. J. 1arbrouRh,
VIM. Driver, WIN. stewart, Rhos CrSady, VIM HAiy
aud N. banb9rn.
sfANUH0 ooHsIruzu rsK su OossuL
Ftusro4-Knswlss, svsrsI asd Bri~a-
WaLT WsrLa-Ander3ea sralt ane SAalsOrss
Sysen- Half Turner, Nysrs, May, Ohttthani,
Tarbrsush, ,TcsdJ and Rally.
H.arE-rurser, crpeT ana xs0sriha.
Gskosls-Chealsam, NUilsJ ard FzsvlSs
~. Dsyarhn~a Myers, stewart sps Meueaand
sp-Drver, crsadJ Snd Myers.
CIsa&srg--stnih, sanbsrn and Stewart
Harket Hsms-TubrOusA, Roberts and carper.
siaees-Nuioy, MoBan Il ana SewaTt
Rrt5 a
ssrus.-oroady Claiborne and Myers
Wsrkhou's-saysB, Eobb and MlpaHei,
| Improvement and E,psndthTes--McSel and, Brlen
and &nnorn.
| Public Popufy-Robb, Stewart and Driver
Pe1t Houe-Oarpsr, soutsgnte ant HALEY.
O. mo Board ri Aldermen meets tho Tuesdays
next preceding the sccoud aud fourth Thursdays in
| each month aud the Common council the second
aud fourth thursdays In each month.
NIGHT POLICE
oartah,--John Baugh.
| First Listtieadnt--Andrew Joyce
Second Lisulsaunt--John Il. DAVIS.
Poltcsrusn--Wm. Jackson, John Lavender, Mich Ia
| Wis Joel Phillips, VIM. Baker, John CottroN, William
| Mayo, John Engles, J. vs.. Wright, John Pickett
| Robert SCOTT, W c. Francis, David Yates, chAs. Hu
lit and W. panlcy
eS- The Police Court il opened every morning al
lino O'Clock
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The REBEL LOAN IL EEGLAND-It is
understood that a member Of the Con-
iederate government has arrived in Liv-
erpool, having the necessary official doc
umenis and full power 10 negotiate a loan
in this country. IL is proposed TO raise
the loan upon the security Of cotton
stored in the Southern States.-Lon33H
News, jan, H.
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cuANcRY COURT,

Lhancsfo---Hon samuel D. Frerson
Cgerk aud Mosier-J. K, Glcavss.
AZ The Court meets the aIst Monday Ia May and
November,
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Alcohol destroys alive man, but pre-
serves q dead Que.
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CRIMINAL COURT,

Juigs-Hon william K. Turner.
OEsrk-(hRres r. usgola.
ss- The Court mocts IN. Arst Monday Ia April Au.
guat aud December.
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gutNgo---
Clork-David c. Love
~ The Court mocts the hrst Monday IN March
and september.
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COUNTY COURT.

DOUNI OOUh =
Ju,lgs-lIou James Whitworth,
C}rk--P Lindsey Nlohol
eE- Tho Judgos Court meets the urst Monday IN
each month, and tho Quarterly Court, composed Of
the MsgnraJls or the County, ~ held tho hrst Mon
lay IN January, april July and october.
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lowed the river all the way (rebel pick
cts upon the other side in sight and
saw no place for crossing. The United
States Ford seems to be the only place.
It is nine miles above Falmouth. We
will at first dig ri1e-pits to protect
bridge builders-and cross, il we can.
Burnside feels very confident. He has
1000 Fighting men at GALL
[From the Tribune
BANKS FoRD OF THE RAPPAHANNoCE, }
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From the Atlanta Appel
The Rebel Government Condemned
for Suppressing Had News.


THE FALL or yIcKsRUR0.
The most disastrous intelligence Of Ns
'cces lgas t5e announcement thQt Piok5Jurq
had fallen. To those who were posted as
to the true situation Of affairs in that
vicinity this was not unexpected. We
have reason TO believe such result was
anticipated by the authorities ct Rich
mond days before il was announced.
The repeated calls Of Gen. Johnston for
help, in the way Of men, munitions and
supplies, were, from some cause, disre-
garded; AL those who were acquainted
with his true condition, as the authori-
ties should have been, aud others who
enjoyed no official channels for obtaining
information, could have anticipated no
other conclusion. Prom prudential mo-
tives OF doubtful propriety the disoour-
aging facts were suppressed, while such
as could DO tortured into announcement
were msgnifed. The public disappOlnl-
mont, therefore, Is greater than the true
situation warrants. In the future, how
ever, we shall depreca'e aud endeGyor
TO disapp0int, ne far az possible, all at
tempts 10 misIead our own people. We
believe them equal TO any emergency,
and il their zeal cinnot be relied upon,
even under adyersity, 20 save the csuse,
all is lost.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,

(IN PAR fuNpsl
Daily uuion (slngle eopy) per annum 90
." per Wpek.............. 2b
As-A An hcommunioat0ns on business with The Oioe,
will be addressed 10 the PUBLISHERS Of dts UNION,
and all ccmmunlcaions to the Editor Vim Re address
ed to s. O. MEBOER
Kditors loyal newspapers VIII do US great kind
ness by republahing the foregoing its substance
Thscurrent transactions IN Tennessee for months TO
win be highly interesting 70 an lovers Of their
country and her FREQ institutions, and the columns Of
the UnOS win furnish the earliest and mOsi reliable
history Of these events.
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nIaior.eeneralu >. aran,.

At the torchlight procession in Belle.
vile, ILL.,, one of the transparencios con-
tanned the following
Msjor-General y. s. Grant; Uncondi-
tioEAl Surrender Grant; Uncle Sam
Grant United States Grant; Unparal.
leled Success Grant; Unabridged seiz-
ure Grant; Union Saver Grant; Unde-
niably Superior Grant Unfiinohing Sur
mounter Grant Undaunted Soldier
Grant Understanding Secession Grant;
Use Sambo Grant; Unshackled Slave
Grant; Ultimate Subiugation Grant; 7;
Uncommon Smart Grant; Unequalled
Smasher Grant; Utterly Solid Grant
Utmost Safety Grant; Unriyalled Sys-
tenn Grant; Unexceptionable Scientific
Grant; Undertake Sure Grant; Unbounds
cd Spunk Grant; Universal Sanitive
Grant Unadulterated Saltpctro Grant
Uniform Suoceeder Grant Undisputed
sagaoity Grant Unabated Siege Grant
Unbending Superexcellence Grant; Uns
exampled Skill Grant Undoubtedly
spunky Grant, Unusually Sober Grant
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OANr or rnr lnrn Il.I. c.

NhN tesTKRytbbE, N. 3 U. X. r., TBNN.,S
July Gath, 1888
Editor Of 0ie Nashville Unioa.
After having been stationed in yOur
city for Ten months, aud having formed
many very pleassnt soquaintances there,
perhAps few lines in your paper in re-
gard to US may be pardOned, Know thea
that il pleased certain OF The military
stars to order that Che list Brigade Of
the 2nd Division, Reserve Corps should
cease to sport "biled" shirts and paper
collars on the streets Of your city, and
take 90 the woods. And so farewell,
long farewell, 10 all our strut and style.
No more billiards or beer except the
dubious compound sold as such by tho
suffers. Not another verse; from All
Stewart viii we hear; not antther pirO-
veto by the Avi-givO-ii-up- cam 't.spell-
it-shO troupe will we see. City Of shs
Eternal Rocks, Adioul The scene
changes to days Of weary marching and
nights of woll-earned sleep al }res o; aud
the morning Of the Goth found us bid
ding farewell to the city around whose
name linger many pleasant memories.
Tramp, tramp, along the arid pike
halt for dinner picking place where
there were plenty Of stones TO uss In
breaking our hard tack-then forward
again till we were.oightoen miles from
Nashville, where we blyouacked for ths
night. Our sIdhbers were somewhat
disturbed by therain that came on about
midnight, and fell on US, and bowed
around us, and guttered its way under
us iu manner that might have delight
ed hydrOpa,h, but which was de-
cidedIy disagreeabIe to a tired soldier
II was very hard storm, and suspect
il Of being rather dishonest For have
a distinct Remembrance Of laying pair
Of socks by my side when retired to
my "chascd couch" As my friend Ward
says. la the morning they were among
the departed-goue gIimmeriug through
the dream Of things that were. Now
cannot believe tha, any soldier in the
Army Of the Cumberland is so feMful-
ly demoralized as to felOniously appro-
pirate comrades socks, tecially such
q dilapidated pair as those were. So
must attribute my loss TO the naughty
storm.
A hasty breakfast, hurried packing
up, snd we are Of again, and by noon
reach Murfreesboro' Here our regiment
left the rest Of the brigade. By noOo
the next day we reached this place,
which is very large place, but not very
densely populated. Why il is called
ne'0 FOsteryille passes my comprehension.
The only new thing that have yet seen
is litter Of Juvenile pOrkers that arc
gsmbolling on tho green esmArt world,
blissfully unconscious Of their danger
ous situation and their probable destiny
ere many moons have wsKed and wAned.
The fow houses that comprise tho viii
lsge are in that sadly dilapidAted con-
dtion that DO much mars the bsAnty Of
this unhappy State.
We are now fairly established Ia camp,
and are busy IN polioeing the ground.
We have not yet explored the surround
ing country Of what may be discovered
when we do may give you an account
some other tlme. MiHm
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ana others, Go. Y. I'd y. V. !.
We have also received large number
of smaller subscriptions which are most
thankfully acknowledged We know
how this money was earned. II is the
price of toll, of hSrdship, of suffering
and of blood, and we dedicate it to the
cause of freedom and our country, pray
ing earnestly for the dawning of a bright
er day.
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v.,s FROM THE MARKET HOUSE Nash.
NlktGS-2 vile Tennessee, one BAY HORSE AND
NKttKTT WAGON. bay horIe With short tall
An ont both flreeot are cracked tfonl the hair TO
the shoe, about ~ years OF age. The renning gear
Of the Wagon Is nearly noWi painted foa the bed Of
tha uarou Is pretty much worn OUT j VIII give rtn
usilars reward f0r tile delivery "a sad horse and
waeon 50 ias AZ my residence eoyner oi hcLemore
ana Jefferson atrtets .....,..,-....
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PROSPECTUS
OF THF
NASHVILLE UNION.

hDllYlnun UNlUN.
Tho MEANWHILE USfoS was commenced last spring,
fof The purpCse Of opposing Tho Rebel Southern Con-
'eicacy and Of advocating the restoration Of Teder
authority, without any abatement over all thr states
which hayo attempted % ssoods Iis obloct was 90
proclaim tho doctrines Of Liberty and Union, a. they
were once oTpoundod BY tho fathers of tho Republic
but which for moro than ono year--the long and
drsary carnival q troason-hai been unspotan and
mvfllicu IN the Capital Of Tho stato Of AHDarW
heEsox and wero treasured up only IN She hearts OF
the faithful we believed that tho rirht way 20 ron
dnst loyal Journal, IN a city Ike Nashville, At such
a time o. this, was to raso tho wavoTing aud tlmid
up 10 tho irue standard OF patriotism, and nci 70
lower the standard Of patriotism, sfcr The manner Of
souo other Journals 10 sut tho dopgayod taste Of the
semlloyll ami pympaihizers with She Bchmond dy.
nasty.
The UwoS, therefore, has held as friends all who
support and foes nll who oppose tho Union Of the
slaos. rs watohwoTd 81 FRFuoM AND EAroSAuur
with rcbsls and traitorsit has no compromlso 70
make. u oouionis for the TederC Constitution and
che Laws made IN pursuance thereof ns ths svraEsA
LAW oy THE LAND, anything IN The Constitution and
Laws of any Of the States to ihe contrary notwith
standing.
II contends ior lho Union q tio sinies, bccauao
without Il the preservation Of our ibertios and iust
tutioDs and the organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands N
he way Of crushing out the rebellion and rosoring
he Union musi porish, no matter BY what name II
DO called r
Whom thousands Of oar citizen soldiers lay down
their lives upon the altar Of their country, ~ sscri-
foe above all earthly price, and precious in the sight
Of Heaven, God forbid that any ignoble motive Of
sslfnierest should make any man wayer Ia his 10y
atty II there BE- any such, let them look at the
blood 6f shiloh, Eort Donclson, Murireeshoro and
Fredericksburg, aud blush at their wiekeanesa and
folly. Love for our country should now oyershadow
eyery other feeling; and he q patriot who loves
bis houses lands or negroes with 1.-THE Of the devo
ton which he feeln Cor his country. Even prudent
selhshness should compel men 70 be patriots Tor who
an hope 70 his TREASURES ifcni the wreck Of
Suined and Remembered Union
We want TO sec the land ouoe more blessed with tho
enduring sunshine Of an honorable peace, based upon
the complete and unconditional Fnbuission Of the
rebels now in arms and not t up with the deocitful
glow Of peace based upon emasoulate loyalty, and
concessions to traitors-the glow Of meteor which
would shine only to botray, and going out would
leave Us In a darkness tcufod more gloomy than that
which prevailed before.
These are the sentiments and Views which the
UuoS will continue to advocate through whatever
Of storm or sunshine may await Il IN the future. and
We ask the support Of all who believe It 90 be import
uithat thoroughly and vigorously loyal newspaper
should be publiahed IN Nashville.
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CowKN, Tenn.

la view of the fact that your paper has
received 30 many encomiums from the
Army of the Cumberland, anything
could say in approval Of your course,
would be surperhous. Il is not necessary
for me to say that the Union /, appreciat-
ed by us let our actions speak for us.
Enclosed find sl2 90 for Weekly Union.
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The N. Y. Herald says:

JEFF Davis lie in a truly desperate and
dangerous situation; but, like Macbeth,
he seems resolved 10 die with harness on
his back
The only part Of "hArness' Jeif will
wear at his death will be hempen
halter.
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I.ettor from emo Of Les,s saafr.

AHNNA1A 1AAH - AeNNFA RAAAAAa
A Wilhamsport, Mary land, corrsspOn-
dent Of the Philadelphia Bulletin, seeds
that paper the following letter written
by Northern renegade, now on Lees
staff. II was written TO his father who
lives In New York:
"NEAH WIELIAmsPoRT, Mo, July l3,
le63-Dear Edilcr. / wrote yog FROM
Gettysburg, Pa, and left my letter With
a lady In Maryland 70 forward TO you.
feel certain that IL was mailed.
sI have almost lost tho confidence
with which / crossed the Potomac. We
have Just learned Of the oapitulatlOn Of
Vioksburg.
"To day we recross The Potomao --
The end Of this war that would have
been 80 near il this army could have
realized our bright hopes and the gar
rison at Vicksburg could have held the
place, is now postponed so iar that /
almost wish myself In some other cOun-
try--Mexico, Central Amerios, south
America
"lf the Southern ConlederAcy should
fail, and now for the llrst time admit
q doubt Of It's success, must make mo
another home. | have friends In Brazil
and Rio do JaneriO, and my ideas poinl
thai way Ny love TO all
"YoUr aiIectionate son"
Bat bless your idiotie soul, What
would you say II you we're 10 SOC an
army Of say 100000 American citizens
Of African descent marching through
Mexico, Central America and South
America, with the Stars and stripes ay-
ing at their hoady Yet this will prob
ably be the practical solution Of The
negro qaesiion. There shall bo no foot
hold tor rebels Or European honaFohiss
on this continent from tho countries
designated.
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only 70 await the organization Of two
parties, and each viii drive tho other 70
extremes. New England will bo array.
ed against the Northwest, and then The
south will learn tho way to safety and
peace.
The rebels understand the Copper
heads perfectly, aud the oopperhOads
are following The Beacon" light.