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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-18

A correspondent Of the New York
lines, giving an aualy sis Of the conscrip-
ton law, and dwelling upon some Of its
features and probable results, says:
If there is necessity for further
Increase Of men-lhere can be but little
occasion for more otlicers-the ranks of
he old regiments will be filed up. The
new recruits wi 4 be interviewer with the
veterans Of the Peninsula, Of Shiloh, Of
Roanoke, Of Pea Ridge, Of Lexington, and
Boston Mountain and Murfreesbo-
roi having, by ready example, the
drill, the discipline, the cool courage
and efficiency Of those who have
survived battle fields that have
been Nade memorable by their valor and
their endurance. SO the officers who
have won their spurs will nave full ranks
gathered under their old riddled banners.
Shreds and patches they are; but, tat
tered and torn as they may be, they are
worth all the Haunting standards Of new
regiments that could be sent TO the front
10y all the Governors within the next
year. So by the few law are preserved
the historic recollections OF the regiments
that went out strong both ia spirit and
in numbers, but that nov have only the
daring will-the numbers, alas, sleeping
where they foremost fell.
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Southern Kentucky.

We have no doubt Of the fidelity and |
loyalty Of General BOYLE, but there is no
doubt that he has been grossly imposed
on by unsound, or foolishly kind hearted
Union men, in reference to the real char
acter Of many Of the rebels Of Southern
Kentucky. We say of Southern Ken
lucky, because we will testify only to
what we know. For weeks past VIC have
received information from time 10 time,
that numbers Of the original meters Of
the rebellion in that end Of Kentucky,
after being arrested and taken to Louis
vile, have been allowed to return 10 their
homes in quiet. These men recruited
largely for BUcKNER and BRECKINRGDoE;
advised and persuaded the rebels TO oc-
cupy various towns in Southern Ken
lucky aided them in seizing the State
revenue from the Sherills enlisted and
drilled rebel soldiers; insulted and OPP
pressed loyal citizens; stole horses and
destroyed valuable property; and ceased
their outrageous conduct only when con-
strained by superior force. II is said
that these men have taken the oath,
Experience certainly should have taught
US how much value to attach to the oath
Of men situated as these rebels are.
They are devoted TO the rebellion, and
would not scruplo to take any oath which
might blind the eye Of credulous 10y alists
and shield them from detection in pros
ecuting their plots against the peace and
safety OF the community. II Kentucky
should be invaded again by the rebels
as seems 10 be apprehended by thos,
whose opportunities, for knowing the
likelihood ofsuch an event, are superior
these returned rebels will be In their Ell
ement. We have not a shadow Of doub
that they are now busily engaged il
preparing the minds OF the young, tn
reckless, the desperate, and the corrupt
to join the black flag Of rebellion, Al
soon as opportunity offers. In saying
these things we are uttering not simply
our own suspicious, but those of calm
but vigilant and sagacious Ioyalists o
Kentucky. We think that we under
stand the rebels of Kentucky pretty
thoroughly, and believe that the origina
mischief breeders among them, who hay
taken the oath and gone home, will &C
as treacherously as their coadjutors di'
last summer in this State in like cir
cumstances. A Northern prison is tn
only safe place for such men; they ar
not 10 be trusted outside Of a Jail. w
have written these things, because W,
feel serious pprehensions, that il stol
is not Immediately made by the militia
~ authorities of Kentucky, to the prac
lice of sending home men who have beer
rebels of dangerous character, we shall
soon hear of their renewal of their vii
1ainies along the Louisville and Nash
willie Road and Cumberland River.
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The Sandusky Register says that Capt.
CULVER, of the Sd Ohio Cavalry, made a
speech there recently in which he asked.
in referring to the Army OF the CumbOr.
land:
"Do you suppose Qiat army viii turn
back, with reversed arms, march past
the graves of Stone river Of the 400 dead
heroes buried there, and turn their backs
upon them, and return home? NEVER
NEVER That soil is ours, made sacred
to us by the brave dead who slumber
there"
Never The robes OF the aoldiers who
fell there lighting for Union and Liberty.
are too sacred ever to be forsaken. We
will guard them forever
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GommgrClal.
Prom the Louisville Journal
MONEY MARKET, &c.

LOUISVILLE, TUnuAI, March rs.
Tho money market was quite dull yesterday, with
bus few trlnsaons a. tho rates current on Saturday
the baukcrs buying gold AZ b5@5s q cent prem, ana
selling at C5GCo 81 cent We quois he buying rate
Of silver az i34 % % cont ircm.nm, aud lly asIur
ri-e az 63@55 cent remAnd notes stll at S. COOS %
prem. The bankers buy kentue,y natesat I08
II q cent rrfm and Indiana notes .tcas q cent
prenlum The 4eusud for the notes u tba thrco Oh
hank az tennessee good AZ the dse inc the Bonk-
rbug ipg at par Government certificates ID lu-
dob-aiua2s are boushtat 57%g south5 o. currsu.
oy generally is quoted ~ from 20 ~ 90 81 cent disc
c5ant. Eastern exchange dallat NCLw .ut d.s-
count buying snd par selling. Clnada currency ssll-
az uremium Of 20 q cent
fi7UB AVD CRsN.-llouF Is du.l, with liglt
al..f says lge 90 % 1906, aut OF oztrl and faulty
also l'83 "a Wheat l9aer, with sales zIJJ bushels
tsl .I9l 80 iarr- and prime white. We quote
rF7 corn BOZ .a's i-a The country a. o. : 7Q- bush.
Go and pa lola. ..,5.g, sal8s go buzltla Uioat
sse Oit, a t-uani at e5g70a from wagons sais
o. lr.y ot gi 25Bl 90. sales shIp3tum a. slg 3
700. shorts o. Gl5, aai brau at gi2.
Cfsl.E.-s4ll4 81 no boxes Weston to-lr,s atli
usuC s-i --e-iss o. ~ -ls s5.ar az Irlt 1915,
% bis yellow a. lisi4lle, erusa.I GOD rsdnsd "a.
gar at55t8iTH-, Few barrels New Work moist.
SEQ at6 Co.,. rhIss 90 % bags KlJ coffee at25lt o.
PeTAJois-sllts r6u-s store az 1913 2sPb.L
osIosa-sslti d 70 ths ssgntry H3i ,oJ5 Dbl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-18

Moral ScIENcE.- The chaplain Al
West Point Academy said a few years
ago one Of tho text-bOoks used was
"Waylapds Moral Science expurpated,
the caapler 90 slavery being left out, BY
order Of u n Davis, the then Secretary
Of War Washington Chronicle.
JEFEERsOy has become very pious Of
late, and We presume bis next sxpurga.
tory work will BE- y publish an tx. ur,,
gated Eibls, The Ten Commandments
bang she chapter sxpurgated. .a-'
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How Lees Army Keep Warm.

How Lees Army Keep Warm.
The following from correspondent
of rebel paper, shows how LEES army
imprOvise tents:
There are but few tents, but this army
is beginning TO regard tents as a NUS.
ance. Much soldering hes made them
very sharp, aud given them full knUwl-
edge of tue law of self preservation, and
they seem 10 have the same instincts as
the beaver, for their operations very
much resemble the habits of that ami
NAL. Bngades move about near thisk
woods to get supplies OF fuel and for BEN
efitto health When the troops stop to
camp you see them scatter about and be
come very busy, and in the course Of an
hour or two the whole br gade has dis
appeared You can hear voices aud
noises, and see moving things, and you
almost think 10 a vision or a haunted
place bat after some painful suspense
you are enabled to understand this sud.
den aud strange 'tranamogrilicatiO
The drum beat summons the men to duty
or inspection, and, ali at once, from holes,
clay roots and hollow trees all arOund,
you can see hundleds Of heads protrud-
lag, and then the shoulders and finally
The whole body, and then the entire
brigade appears before you as il was o
few hours ago. The soldiers have dug
out holes, caves and cellars, over which
Is a roof Of close brush, covered with a
thich coating of dirt TO turn rain and
weather, while the tenement below is
warmed by a snug and well filled fire.
place cut in the solid earth on the side !;
aud such are the winter quarters of
Lees army.
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A Daring Deed,
UAMP NEAR MURFREEsBoRo,
March 10. 1863.


EDITOR OF THE UNION Sir: An in
cident occurred in the BradyvilIe fight a
few days ago, which l think deserves a
notice in your paper. Lieut.. SMELLING,
Of Co. D, lst Middle Tennessee Cavalry,
had his horse shot. Ho at once was
forced TO dismount In a moment there
came up from the bluff three rebels.
Lieut.. s., Immediately demanding their
surrender, placing himself behind tree,
they promptly obeyed. On examination,
il was found their guns were heavily
loaded, Lieut.. S. having before discharged
every load, held in his hand an empty
pistol, which he presented and demasd e
ed their surrender. Such gallant con-
duct should not be overlooked. Give it
passing notice.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-18

TIE INDIAN LEoloN,--Major Thomas,
commanding the Legion Of Cherokee In
dams, who have rendered much service
to the Confederate cause in East Ten
nessee, was in our city yesterday. The
Major is now with his aboriginal allies
in the mountains on the border between
this State and North Carolina, where he
is 10 reality conciliating the tories. Let
us mention fact or two, communicated
10 ms by Major Thomas, 10 the credit Of
these dusky warriors, They excel any
troops in either the Northern or Southern
armies for sub1rdinati0n-an Indian al
ways executes an order with religious
fidelity, They scrupulouslY respect pi-
vata pcriy-thrro are no reports u
depredations where they arc onoamped.
They are the best scouts in tho world,
aud hence the good that they have ac-
cemplished among the mountain tories
aud bushwhackefs. a notice that Ma
j1r ThCmats INDIANS ave ia a section OF
country brings iu the dodgers az once,
for lluy know that hiding out will not
aVeil against lhe Cherokee. BY their
Ma tho Major has enlisted, without
bioodshed, great many men ~ his corp
Of saPpcrs aud miuela. who have thus
been CJpveriyd lr0u ullsyG,yvUus tories
aud bushWhachcga iuiu useful smpl' y
ets at The Confederate Goy,rHmruL ! he
Major 4 the war lass, viii yet be OF m
Gnite service 10 The GoverUmsnt,--kHoz'
ALE Register 2lk
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Kentuoky union state Conyentiol

Kentucky Union State Convention
This convention assemblies to-day in
Louisville to nominate candidates for the
various State Offices, which are to be
filled at the August election. We shall
receive dispatches tonight if anything
Of importance is done. Every patriot
will pray earnestly that the spirit Of
loyalty aud Of wisdom may preside over
The deliberations of this body, whose
influence for promoting the peace of that
State, or for aiming the flames of treason
into fierce blaze, will be SO widely felt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-18

4 hogshead Of tobacco was sold by
Messrs. MoRLIDGE s. CALDWELL, of New
port, Ky, on Saturday, at the high price
of Sl25 per one hundred poands.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-18

aNDQUAHrERs, 36rH ltLtS Is YoL INP'y
Camp ro4r MGrfre sboro, Tenn,
March 18th 1854

Editor NASHVILLE UNION Sir
observe an error in dispatch which
you Publish this morning, from the Gin
cinnsti Gazette.
1t was the a6@ Illinois Infantry ",hat
supported the Cavalry under Col. MIHrY,
at the upper crossing" l was ordered
by Col Misty to deploy l6O sharp shoot.
ers and holding the rest of the Regiment
in reserve, TO force our way to the bank
Of the creek, which wo did without any
loss TO The Beth.
Your obedient servant,
p. Q. OLSON, Capt. Seth ILL., INIT
nn.,,...... IL. u -t.-.-..L
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Lieutenant OsGooD replied as follows
HEADoUARTERs U. S. FoRCEs,l
Tenn, March 10, 1868. {


NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 10, 1868,
JNo HUGu SMrru, Mayor Of Nashville;
SIR-Reyersing the old order Of things,
allow me 10 say that, ii from the fulness
of the heart the mouth could speak,
would endeavor in appropriate phrase to
thank you, and through you the donors"
for the splendid present accompanying
it. / do not deserve such honor 1t is
true that have honestly tried to do my
duty in the position which | have held,
in these Headquarters, though the path
way of that duty was not specially
strewn with pleasures, and the cOnsci-
BUSINESS of having thus acted, sustained
rue in many an hour of trial. But, sir,
when TO that consciousness is added this
splendid token Of your regard, accom-
panied with expressions of appreciation
made in the very prodigality of praise,
do feel that there is bright side even
10 the life of a Provost Marshal.
However much though, sir, too par
tial friendship may have over estimated
my deserts as a man, or the discharge OF
my duties as an officer, allow me to say
that around this occasion and over this
sword the warmest--the hottest feelings
of my heart will always cluster--and
cluster in such grateful spirit as shall! in
cite to effort, which shall only cease with
my life, for the integrity of the Consti-
tuition aud the perpetuity of the Union
for tue preservation of this glorious
Government as our fathers made 1t.
can only say, sir, again, in common Ian.
guage, that tn 4nk you--thst thank the
other friends who, IN conjunction with
yourself, have doue me 50 much honor.
Very truly yours,
1t. w. o. OsGooD.
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L. O. of O. n

4" DiAlEn LODGk. ]. o, o. @. Ths LOCATED IN
- tho sixteenth Regiment Illinois Volunteer
Infantry and working under tbo authority Of no a
j. oi th9 state of llu0is, meets every Mn Iay nvht
u Ismr.ara Hal, Do fdg lci, opposite NsshfIla-
Eimeuts, brigade8 ana divisions Ia Tie army ana re-
Fpgclfuy solicited % meet with us
Wal u, HsiD. CO. "a w. CT.
W IT. HhwlNE, VS..
Nlrlhlg-lW
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BOY LOST.

MY LITTLE son, GEORGE, LEFT HOME ON
Iva sunday tho oth inst, since which we have lad
no trace oihim, but from his great passion ION sold
ersi horses, and tue ne aud drum ID IA pres,irne
that he is with the sold err either within ne ict
OF louisville or Nashville
george about Oh ven years ola, has very pcrcep.
uDlo INJURY on the sight u ha right oyei and has lost
three OF ms upper mont teeth
omcoIs 90 dieit, md Others who may be able 10
communicate any inlormttion Of our hayward bow
WI 90 ier very great iWor upon BIZ distressed pa.
rents by Addressing or calling on me tie HsFd,y.rs
house ~ J. g. Dodge a Go, Louisville, Ky
Aarchl5-lw J. Il. DODGE.
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BlARnn0 H0usEs sUsrENDED.

Ga Saturday last a company Of thq
oh Indiana, Colouel Graham, attacked
body of a'or au'a men, about twelve
nllos south VI Glasgow, and tookasn
prisoners andkllledtgo Of the gang. ole
Of the prisoners was a young man named
Pr6Witl, Of Lexington, Ky.
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p, G. OLSON, Capt. Seth ILL., INIT.
Commanding Regiment.

JEFF. DAVIS will have no trouble Ia
getting his subjects to observe his proc
lamation Of fast day. There must he
unusual facilities for keeping any num-
Der Of fasls in the Southern Confederacy
atpresent We arc occasionally told that
tho reports which we receive ftom most
Union refugees Of the restitution which
prevails there, are gross exaggcrations,
but the following paragraph from late
plumber Of The Richmond Enquirer, speaks
volumes!
BOARDING HOUSES SUSPENDED
A great many Of the keepers of board
Ing houses, who have, through a good
many years, managed TO keep a place OF
refuge aud entertainment open for every
passer.by, have succumbod 10 The times
within the last week, and closed their es-
adjustments 10 boarders, The alarm
log price of provisions, coupled with the
fact that the board already demanded
would not justify an advance, appears TO
have determined the action Of he beard
ing house keepers ia The premises, AT
least dozen declined housekeeping on
The first instant, aud their guests are
thrown upon the town, and compelled TO
seek Qnaricrs elsewhere,
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An Elegant Gift,

One of the most beautiful swords VIC
have ever seen. is one recently presented
to Lieut.. OsoooD, Post Provost Marshall
of this place, by anunber Of his Union
friends of this place. The blade sud
scabbsrd are engraved in the neatest
style and finely finished. Lieut.. OsoooD
may well congratulate himself that in
discharging the duties Of the mos, iik-
some and thanklcss Of all military posi-
tions, he has been 80 fortunate as {, Sc
cure so superb token OF appreciation.
Tho present was sent on behalf Of the
donors, with the following note from
Mayor SMITH, to which we add Liout.
OsoooD's reply:
LIEUTENANT OsGooD, Provost Marshal SlGG
Gsn. Commanding
Allow me ia behalf Of the donors
Union friends Of Nashville, TO present
TO YOU this beautiful and rich sword-belt
and sash, as token of their high esteem
for the fidelity and ability with which
you have discharged the duties OF the
position assigned you, at the Headquar
ters Of this Post, and for the sagacity
YOU have displayed ia detecting and cir
cumvcnting the wiIes and plans Of rebel
and also the strict observance you hay,
given to the orders Of your superiOrs il
command.
Take them preserve ihem-. hand then
| dawn TO your uOsterity as mempntOes q
the services, you have rendered in crush
ing out this causeless aud wicked re
belliOu.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
a Substitute for Calomel.
II your bowels are costive, TRY THEM.
If you have worms TRY THEM.
II your breath is bad, TRY THEM.
If you feel drowsv, TRY THEM.

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If you have worms TRY THEM.
II yOnr breath is bad, TRY THEM.
II you feel drowsv. TRY THEM.
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THEY ONLY COST 25 CENTS A BOX. TRY THEM
Blue lass, ard other preparations of Mercury &C, u.
ally produce suffering death than the diseases
they profess TO cure And vet this mineral so
denounced by the alopathc DOCTORS is prescribed BY
them most universally in cases of Liver Complaint
CONSUMPTION of Lungs, dc.
THE MANDRAKE. PILLS are composed entirely of
roots and herbs obtained from the great storehuuse Of
Nature and their salutary effects will appear as soon as
the medicine is brought the test of lair experiment
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS do not produce
any nausea sickness The StoInach but when gwen
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judcious treatment the digestive functions are speedily
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When we reject that the Liver is the largest internal
orean of the body that to it is assigned the
duty OF terg the blood and preparing the bile that
subtc 10 MANY disorders ard that Whan div
eased or inactive the whole body suffers sympaheticay
it l'not surprising that medicine which restore
the hea thy operations of the Lvershould pro won
derul changes the general health and effect cures
which may appear almost miraculous. Headaches Of
long continuance, severe pains in the side breast and
shoulders, aching of The limbs feeling of general weak
ness and wrechednes and other alarming or st ess-
Ing symptoms indicative Of imperfect disordered ac
ton the Liver are speedily removed by the use Of
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
Co.uVeness, Plies, bitter or eruDtions, and that
lansuor lethargy AMI depression spirits which unfit
Of life. are ali relieved by the use Of Schencks
Mandrake pills. Price IS cents Der box
Remember Dr. Schenck visits Boston every month,
and his next visit viii be WI dnesiav and Thursday
MAY Goth and 2st. lie also al % Bond street Few
York. every Tuesday, for consultation ami ADVICE
letters for advice should always be directed to his prn
cipal Office, 30 North sixth street Philadephia.
Price OF the PuluOnlc Syrun, and weed Tonic 81
per bottle or 81 the half dozen Mandrake Pills IS
GEORGE R. sPURR, agent for Worcester,
GEO g. GOODWIN q CO., IS Hanover street Bos-
on, are General AGENTS for the New England states.
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GRACE'S CELEBRlTED SiLVE.
4 SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salvc is vegetable preparation, invent
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surgeon in King James's army. Through its
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1t has none of the irritating, heating proper.
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Every family, and especially those containing
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Price IS cents per box. Each box has the above cut
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