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The Alleged Murder Of Patrick
Connor.
Change Of Venue from Justice Hois-
lngton to Justice Brown.
EXAMINATION OF PETER DAy1S.

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EAd4MANAAlVN UF FEIEk DAVIS
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! additional Testimony, Continuance
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Peter M
w. one OF tne parties charged with killing
vollce stations vos ~ naticss ~ "a ~ one o. on
| ing's TK1BpSE-was arra,gne5 hef,ro 1,,,t,..
m p %ueo pe.ofe 'ustles
- D. Brown Tor examination. The warrant
under which Davis and Knnns ,rers o..a-+.s
.,r ,.a...,,- 7.".. 1.Aa"7 we're al1estee
"ae 1ssaea " 1ueuce Hoistngton, but Davis
took change ofyenue before Justice Brown
y. A"e on'eA4ence OF part1cs concerned
and for the better accommodation of snoct,'
tors. The examination, ,r.e INA :. 49,
-" CD Ae1u IL Tue record
ef6 Court room. The prosecution Of tI,e
cose was condnctoa br 11.1... " tns
Bnown. the ,ccnce;, 80 ~ .sse..sAs ss,a oa-s ano
Asav md r, MIA - '1Aeesi9'
The f;rs+ ,rf+noea .,,.,.,
A,d~o,rs 1r,,, +aet,e.a "..e w. 1'a"uno
made A nost nortern - av.,.,.s.,. ."et
p1y ~ at1AGA CoAnos Inis morning: 1foRnd the
WAS accompanied to lie pace hs ~ R,ra st.eet;
M John Rou'ke. There lad evidently been a previ.
there were numerous marka iScati n me Goay as
body was Lid out for ba-inl. I found an Al
.awsn ~. oiso as y ue seslp: and tue akulf
forehead down to the tip Of tie nose: lie cbcst @
and aodemen m !, were e opened: there was wound.
long under Tic left # had cnt fnto aa ~ i na
but had not fractured it: 1t must have been made
t:mp1e Was = cut fanr EM inct;e. o. 1nn tae lsit
jug. the skull; the face aud neck wire
bona of fi,c ,,ose nae ;,,osr ~ !owes pa ot the
factuzr Of the bone OF the lett arm. on The lover
same aqn. tc hs.rt On 1 tae epow OF tas
suite healthy, though there was sight rcdncss
ta without sny faeture Of e e. e an Gfae sao5 ms5 oe
cssaon il more likely to result fatally il the vc-
LIN ~ IN tne saae 81 conner thc posr
my Judgment, mntt necessarily hare produced ID
.d GE. Ell @fh r tans injured would have tecos-
first result Of concussioR ID upcoascionsnrss LIE
Mrs. Mary Corners. widow Of the deceased.
was next sworn. Her testimony WIS substar.
TALLY the same as that given by her on Wednes-
cav at the Coroucr's inquest. and which ,r,s
published Yesterday morning.
Hn.. G.lMn s,corn,- - live next door n decsaa.
I'd; kneW him while living: was ncas his house
down Pai1ieE Conner and best lin Wtb cn In5oM ~
clubs they also licked him. aud dragged him
bec:rd them hot tn III, nix sn5 hc9e1: s1oop @ 9e
II them DO 90: ! tod him conld not help It: I
an sure lie deeeased Wos snbe; Tcre Sre asonk s
myseiti Conner blcd good deal: Mary conner
Mrt' 1nTv e,, a,eoss FIJI 'iya 90 -, 60 o,, .+o.
lwent out Of my honse on Thursday night. and
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Il Iet OF Wholesale ard Manufacturing F.tahI.h
NEXT IN thtA cltJ Of ten years standing and at
dung BUSH es* q Fn:ry Thousand Dollars per ar
cent sas!siaetoEy evidence Of the foregoing stats
r III ~ De E,vea 1e purchaser 1he purchase can
n naanGs sn tme 4 cy ri estate x Il
Chicago - = ~ NJ M ~ II. 49,
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NJ IARRIED.
i e d.

L this city at the Sherman Honse. on the .ash lost
by the Rev. Nr. ArRes, MF. DAVID SISiUNS Of Paris
lii. to siisa kLLEN a. KING OF LeI:uy, nj.
, 1863-07-24
New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph.I NEw Tory, July rs, 1865.
GrnrEs-H11hav and rTose Inn

G0FEKSNEEE ET0EES.
Government stocks steady.
e. Sos 81, .106@< 715s.. -.......... 1867
MoHET-Easy at 5l6 per cent. on call
Sterling exchange IN moderate request at 1850
l3SX..
Gold without material change opening at 1a6k,
declining to 1e5sz. and closing nrm at 1eG.
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:, The lit Of approved forms Of Pension, Back
Pay and Bounty Blanks are kept on hand at the
TnscSE Office, and sent by mail, post paid, upon
iect,Pt Of the price, at IS cents per quire.
Application for Transfer of Pension.
- OF Widow for Payment Of Pension.
OF Invalid Pensioner for Payment Of
Pension.
Claim Of Heirs for Arrears.
q for Horse and Equipments.
Declaration Of Minor Children for Pension.
'. OF Orphan Sister for Pension.
Fathers Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
reafR.
Invalid Pension CHIN.
Mothers Application for Pension.
Officers Certificate of Soldier Disability.
Pow er OF Attorney to Draw Soldiers Pay.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money, Arrears.
Disabled Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money
Act Of March s. 1853
Surgeons Certificate Of Soldiers Disability
Widows Declaration for Bounty Money aad Ar
rcare.
Widows Declaration for Pension. "
Also all kinds Of Law and Military Blanks, Con
veyanclDg Dlauks. &c. Address,
TRIBUNE CO, 81 Clark street.
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago .r!bune.l
Ia4t

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago .rtbune.I
BRIDGEPORT, July q, ER.
CLEARED.
L Adams No 2, Joliet.
IeEoluse. Athens.
lnye eetiGatof, Athens.
G Lo0mls. AtneEs
VS. Grttner1, Athens.
Maple Leaf joliet. % brls salt
AontAuk. Joliet, sss0A Il lumber, it1co shingles.
PEss!on. Morris, 11s6. It lumber: LOO sairsles.
500 lath $50 lbs merchandise, IS; lbs sugar..
Ocean. aIey, Ottawa.
EaLktlttI ~ LocEnort.
Ontario. HkAwa SIS: It lumber. l5oo # timber.
Sc eLator, LaSare.
Rocket Lochport. 7ctoo # lumber 1850 latb,
Cpshman. Ottawa.
ARRIVED.
Purson Browaow, Lasaile. 475 bu cosn 20 bu whest
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w ANTED-Local and Travelling
AEents In eyer3 Town er County. Circular
WITH Iestin G1la1. u C1argynen AID Sceatthc Il
reGstd r. the busfacse senL 1ee, ISAAC HALL. JR.
go .Sewhu1yport. Mars. Js6-h4aattd
, 1863-07-24

PROVISIONS MESS PoRK is dun at St2.s0. No
salss BEls NETS Is are n good demand an
loose, at S4.40: Il bxs rough Sides at Axe. BACON
leo eanvassed and suear-cured Hams. loose, ut
ns Bacon SfJes, loose, at 1hc. LARD Is dull.
Sales. II tcs No at 8Ac.
sEEDS-T'mothy IN good speculative demand,
buyers and sellers being apart.
SALT-Malket for DOAKsT1c dull, hut unchang-
cd. Sales 800 brls Saginaw and a0 brls Ono1-
daga Fine at s. 10 delivered. FOREIGN Salt Is quiz
et-holdcIs asking $1.f5 per sack for Liverpool
Ground Alum.
6UQARS-Are without change. We quote -
New Orleans 11H@13Ac; Cuba 11310l2Ac; Hard
refined 154GJ15kc.
STRuPa@Are without nateria1 chauca Tia
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VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT. July 2. ls9-
UP-PEopeller Mohawk; bark Foster: schooae.
Lockout,
DowH- -BarksPersts. Ellsworth, Laf1inae Sunshine
shephe I'd, Gaskn btigs Canopias. Concord schoon-
ers Athen!ap. Die Vernon. Mount Vernon, Milwaukee
Belle, Sailor Boy. Jessie. Moptauk. Live Yankee.
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q From @ the New oEleans Crescent. ~ : ..:...
James' Hospital, 81 C1stom Hous. -,.,.t. w
Orleans, L. established in 1850, anu .Eo !, nv
permanently located In Chicago, at Sc handoph
street, between State and Dearborn streets.
WORTHY OF PARTICULAR ArTEST1oS.-Dr.
James, Whosa successful treatment Of a epecfal
class 81 the Ills which esh is heir to- won Tor him
self lasting renown. not only in New Orleans,
the South and the United States: bat also in Eu.
10. los fold number 81 Custom House street. Ii
the treatment Of cutaueous affections, unheathful
blood. and the various ailments which result 60
often from the use Of medical minerals, Dr.. James
stands with few rvale, and no superior. We call
attention to his card in another column"
Dr. James, specialist in diseases Of the blood and
skin. cures them radically, without mercury. iodae
potaesie, a5aenic or The dfus usually resored to,
eanic weakness. brought on by excess, over taxa
ton to business. hereditary OF other causes caus-
Ing loss OF memory. ringing in the cars and nerv-
ons and general debility. treated and eaectua'ly
cur BY IN t4faQit@e Me{Aod, saving both time and
cxpenEe.
DR.. James Ia indorsed BY many of the medical
facn1ty and Journals Of the country.
Office and par1ors 8E Randolph street. between
State and Dearborn streets. Office opcnfrom a,
III. till p. m. Consultations iuyio1abIe.
, 1863-07-24

EXTRACTION or rcoESs.-IuEtantancou aud efl-
catfoue cures of corns and bunions. Various cir
cnrattances hare delayed the departure OF Dr..
Kendall. the successful operator on corns and
bnnions. but the principal Of these is the great de-
llund for llia services, which his peculiar system
Of treatment las caused; hut LIE must assure
tborc persons = ho intend TO honor him with call
that other engagements will preclnde the posi-
bi1sty OF his remaining bnt few days longer.
oHee-No. II Lanmon block, olark street, corner
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LE4BER-sales Include, cargo Of echr Larinda,
1som Giand Haven. ts0 N rufted strips and boards.
a. $12 26: corgo schr Josephine Lawrence, from
Iendell, from kalamazoo, posts and scantfIng at
$l3s7Ai cargo bark America, from Menomf1ee.
go n, from Luddlngton's mills, strips and boards
Muskeeo1, at $l300; cargo schr Monsoon from
Asnominee, us N boards and strips. from Kirby's
MneEeson 500 sawed shingles at e; @ and sioo sio
forthe culls; 0,000 sawed shingles, per schf Hi
londell, from Kalamazoo, at $3.50.
We give the following yard prices:
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$18,00,MO
1,0f0,0W,M0
100000
16t,0U,0N
111,nD,oW

AAiA4sss %.I41%VUQ1QVN
Amount Of specie existing In the .--..-e.
United States It the present time. s74s,ooo,oo 100
, 1863-07-24

For SrrEN1oR C1rr AND INTERMEDIATE PoRrs,
The splendid sldr-wheel etc mer Flauet Captain
chamberlin, will1eave Goodrfch's Dock Arst above
July =, at oc1ock. The Planet will call at Grand
Portage, giving passengers All opportunity Of wit
Messing the annual Indian payment. jYai-at
~. F. E. Righy, So Randolph Street, ID selling
Paper Haneings at !efs than New York prices at
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on tho
most liberal tetme. iy7.4w
fD NcTouH Diecases and Physical Debility,
ar1sipE from Specific causes, In both eexes-ntw
Association-eent In sealed letter envelope feee Of
tha1Cc. Address, Dr.. J. S1ilin Houchton, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street Phila-
delph!a. Pa. tyl9-4w
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u AK IL AN u SlOCh Fok
i SALE 1n Kankakes County. ntnols, near the ILL.,
no1s Central Railroad 81 mites south Of Chicago. In
Goa, equenen Of unexpected family aETsngeutnts
foiIovfng properly. a GOOD firm Of leo ac1es-il6
or II beng u corn. IN tobacco ard IN mlllet
steers Is bead Of nn!es sad mares and sayerA hogs
urntu.e DC eatn farm bal beep occupied 81 the IN
delsEued for eleyan JeA5s: Price $500, > part Of
whfch can remain on mortgage II reQutl ed Far
frtE particulars Apply to the subscriber At 1roma
iy4-hlT-SWpA2tw ~ " -Oo'
, 1863-07-24

u. 8. DISTRICT Couar.-1n the case Of
Woodward It al, against the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, which Was commenced In
The United States Circuit Court, before
Judge Davis on Wednesday last, the testi-
monJ wsk closed Last night at the adjourn
nent OF the Court This morning the asgu-
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s. SEELEY'S TRUSS ESTAR
LIsHMEET.
l36 Clark street, Chicago. Ill.

1nss This Trnas Will ours Rupture. Will 1ever rrst
81 cs, nf "a ses e he % sod @ ~ rsssuzs
.fr: g shendsr paess aedemtas snpper:efo SIX
D.. Wicor's Parent Artificial Leg nlanuiactared BY
= St2noId 12S Clark street chsaso n tas many
varrAntsd 70 gtvs perfect sastsfaction. Send for
2alcphIef. dg13G6& IL 1&a
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ments will be made In the following order:
Opening By the plaintif By James b. Roberts,
| arguments for defendant by J. N. Jewett and
closing arguments for the plaintiff by Judge
| Gookins.
The District and Circuit Courts will nd
| journ on Saturday until the first Monday In
October.
TEE CHURCH OF TIE AscEss1oS.-The rec
torship Of the Church Of the Ascension made
vacant come time ago BY the removal Of Rev.
Nr. Cooper, has been offered to Rev. ). Rus
sell Jones, Of Massachusetts, who will proba.
bly accept. This gentleman has high char
acter as genial, pleasant man, q thorough
scho1arf and, as preacher, much above the
ordinary ability.
OTT1GAoS's G1MSAs1uM.-We regret to
learn that this long established and highly
beneficial institution is soon to be closed. The
st. Louis Museum having been purchased by
some Of our citizens, is to be permanently To-
Gated In the Kingsbury Block, the upper part
gift, including the Gymnasium Hall, having
been leased for that purpose.
MESEELy & SoNs.-This well known firm
OF bell founders Of West Troy, New York,
disclaim the manufacture Of the biz bell on
our Court House, which is often ascribed to
them. The bell was cast at Troy, but not at
the foundry Ct Messrs. II,
Fog THE FIRST BOARD OF TRADE REo1.
1NEAT.-surgeon Beers was NOT able to get
away last evening. He leaves tonight, and
Will take all letters for the I'D regiment which
may be left at the office Of j. ", Sykes. 153
South Water street, to day.
CALLED.-We received call last evening
from J. B. Bastin, esq, editor Of tbe sprlght-
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THE BOG MARKET,


Large size, etill-fed, tat. .4,sI5 c 61G6x,
Second quality, ettl-fed. ...47zG15 6IIGH,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-11

There is one test Of unconditional 10y
atty that never fails When you find a
man so intent ON finding fault with the
loyal Government that he has no waste
wrath TO bestow on a conspiracy 20 break
up the Union and destroy the Republic,
set him down as a doubtful patriot No
man, whose heart is in the right place,
will permit his hostility to be diverted
from the Rebellion 10 those who are fight
ing it. He who thinks it greater crime
10 arrest a babbler Of disioyal sentiments
without educ process Of law" than TO
strike down the flag Of his country, will
bear vigorous watching. -AfilHg az ~
Journal
Truly spoken. The patriotism Of such
a fault fuder is as hypooritical and hol-
low as the religion Of the man who is so
busily employed in quarrehng with the
ereeds Of his nsighbors that he never de-
votes a thought 10 heayen.--The Journal
= -,sht.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-11
Steamboats, for this Port.

The Louisville Journal Of the sth
gives the following important river items
The river is falling slowly at this point
with feet water in the canal last even
ing, feet water in the pass at the falls,
and 3 feet water on the rocks. The
weather is clear and cold.
Freights are plentiful at the following
rates per hundred pounds: To Memphis
81, TO Henderson 25c, to Cincinnati zoe,
10 Pittsburg 25c, to Bowling Green 81,
No engagements have been made for
Nashville, but the nominal rate is 81.
The Aurora, Science, and Argonaut No.
2 arrived from Cincinnati yesterday, and
are receiving army supplies for Nash
Vile.
The Prima Donna, with Government
trip for Nashville, passed down yester-
day.
The steamer Union, under charter by
the Madison (lnd.) Sanitary Commission,
left for Nashville yesterday.
The Jewess also passed down for
Nashville yesterday, with the Philadel-
phia Committee on board. The commit
tee has been sent from Philadelphia 10
the relief Of the Anderson Troop, which
corps suffered severely at Murfreesboro.
The Diamond departed for Nashville
yesterday with the Twentieth Indiana
Battery.
The Thompson departed for Nashville
yesterday, however, uuder charter by the
Government.
The Fort Wayne left for Nashville
yesterday with reinforcements for the
army OF the Cumberland.
We neglected 10 state yesterday morn
ing that the steamer AtlSntic had been
chartered by the Government Al The
rate Of $500 per day, and that she bad
departed on Tuesday night for Nashville
with a heavy freight
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-11

The President has shown an
soliciiude for the welfare Of this sAtc.
Acting on the counsels Of Governor John
son, and other eminent Union leaders, he
has suspended the proclamation here, and
given the State still further time 10
repent and retrace her steps. And what
ever disasters may happen hereafter, TO
slave property here, by reason Of the
folly and obstinaoy Of her people, let no
one blame the President or the Military
Governor Of this State, for the conse-
quenoes. Let the people make their
choice then, aud speedily. If they sit
sill, and refuse to aid in restoring the
State 10 the Union, there are others who
will come in and sweep them and slave
~ both out Of the way. IF they persist
in encouraging the rebellion, and pro-
longing the war, The early death Of sla-
very IN Tennessee is inevitable. The
Government has by its course, convicted
Of falsehOod those who charged that il
was ready TO sacrifice the Union to its
hatred of slavery; and now let the peo-
pie be as wise as the Government has
been magnanimous.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-11
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Reported Appearance of a Large
British Fleet at Sea, intended to
Break the Southern Blockade.
Gen. Banks Concentrating his Forces
at Baton Rouge.
$4,000 Rebels and 40 Guns at Port
Hudson.
Reported Capture of Springfield,
Mo-, with Federal Stores, by
the Rebels.
Gen. Mcolernand Superoedes Gen.
sherman at Vicksburg.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 10.-The New York
HeruIFs special says that forty vessels
are now at sea, from British ports, iu-
tended for breaking the Southern block
AIDE.
Ship Griswold, with food for the fam
ished English operatives, sailed.
Richmond EXAMINER says that General
Sumner and division left Acquia Greek,
on transports, for the South.
Washington dispatches conlradicts the
above.
Richmond papers say that Gen. Banks
is concentrating his forces at Baton
Rouge.
NKw York, Jan. 1O-DAngeroos coun-
terfeit IS on Bank of America circulat-
ing.
Cotton, Middling Uplands, 20 cents /;
Gold, 9s1&.
New Orleans advices say that there
are twelve thousand rebels, ard thirty
guns at Port Hudson, with earthworks
four miles in extent
Capitol at Baton Rouge recently burned.
ST., Louis, Jan. 10,-It is reported that
the rebels captured Springfield, Mo-, and
nearly destroyed it by fire; capturing
all of the Federal stores.
Federal troops in Fort Lyon, with
large Notifications, three fourths of a
mile from the town.
Telegraph lines are broken West Of
Waynesville.
Dispatch from Memphis says that
General McClernand had arrived at
Vicksburg aud superseded General
Sherman.
No fighting has occurred for several
days.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-11
OBITUARY

wIrIAg HgAHr EARRisoAS HoGIE, whose death
At hurhecsboro vas noticed tlie oiber 5ay 90 thi7
paper, was born in February, lsli, Do Cushe,ian
county, Ohio, and removed tIchce 10 Indiana u his
eighth year In Jms 1891, hs wsikod ss miles e.
gat his hthor', permis..au to Join tho Uniou army
which WIS granted, ami be enlisted at Lafayette, In
aha 18th Regiment served IN the campaign Ia VIZ.
sinia was 10 the battle Of Crosnbrisr, ana was co.
dered las, Pau 20 Kcntrekyi passed through Nash
vile, and was 10 Alabama last summer eas at shi.
ION, bat did MOI reach there time 10 b. engaged in
the battle va with Bael ia his march back 10 Ken
lncky and wss a. the baltic Of Perryyilo the dlyi
si0n he IN arriving thsro jus iutlms 10 prevent
ear lsti wing nom beips oankgi, Re n,en marched
hncS 70 Toanetsee, ana va tlt battle al stoearts
Greek, whore lt rretirsda .ial .r1nsi ti. b0 aru
which Hstra "a and loiesi u HhAf Is. Gau .e
aaecta of ,hienls tied, an. Ihat1te d.5. d.
va 10 tl.c heat % ~ haiti, .u iisl.f fi0s ICen.
Woods .i1-ion). he tan rs5 b. DBL. rh.r.
Who reached thsrs 81 .iiaa ~ .t,e with iim De-.
fore h. diad A. an evidonol of th Dove lis Carnia
bad Cor l'n ho walked from Murnes.h0io 81. >a.h.
yiils ana nIs below % gi,r Hs i'ih.r iho ilf.-rl.
alton M his son hsd been f.HnI NJ us
pride u d. hthr. aad beaT,i aut I.o.6l hr s'I
vac knew l'u. ne toId BIZ ath. ..r. pa rI Ia
had DOES "a . .a.ti has A. az boz .aos rr..a ...
90 that b. ua, gling % ne,at. ai aEs -s8aa457
q his broi..ra "a sister, sai ra 20 s1a b. .aa.
~ 30 kn h.lli. and nqlsr .I alfr ia arY
10 rsmaini psi home As "a i1 a. buried
amouEli hau. ~ laFfsin a. a. ~ s
spats n hin q q coca a.lkr
How sls,p DE brave, Who suri, tors.t
With sh iheir country WISHES bleslf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-11
LATE news.

WAsHTyGroS, Jan. s.---Tbe Richmond
Enquirer Of tho 9TH says that Governor
Lotcher has set aside from among the
prisoners sent 20 Richmond from General
FlOyd's command the following general
officers, who will DO held in strict solitary
confinement for Colonel Stevens aud
others similarly held by The abolition
government Captain Vim. Grayin, Lieut..
Issaac A. Wade, Captain Thos Damon,
Lieuls. Wilson Damoran, John w. Howe,
Isaac Gabble, David v Ames, Samuel
Ruck, and VIM. Dills.
CrScNSATf, Jas. T.--Gen. Carriers ex-
petition reached Manchester yesterday
on its return from East Tennessee. II
left London Ky, on the 2lstult. Il COM
prised 600 cavalry. The results of the
expedition consist Of the destruction Of
two important bridges, $50 rebels killed,
wounded, and prisoners, 200 stand of
arms, a large amount OF -four, salt and
other rebel stores captured also, loco
motive and two cars destroyed. A brisk
skirmiah took place &c Wrutonga bridge
aud another at JonesviIle. This raid was
one Of the most hazardous Of the war, az
il was assembled with great hardships aud
privations, and we lost but ten men.
CAIRO, Jan. 5.--No arrival from Yicks-
burg TO- day.
We have some more particulars of the
fight between Sullivan and Forrest 1t
seems the rout Of Forrest was complete.
AT one time he was taken prisoner, but
owing to his shabby dress he was taken
for a subordinate officer, and not being
closely watched, escaped.
Among the officers taken are Colonel
Robert McGee, Maj. Leay, Maj. Strange,
Capt. Ross, Capt. j. w. johnson, Lieuts.
j. w. Dunbar, j. w. Townsend, John
Pace, w. II. Simpson, ]. w. Anthony,
and some six surgeons.
The 122nd Illinois lost fourteen killed
and sixty-two wounded. have no
other particulars Of losses.
About thirty guerrillas attacked sup
ply train of ten wagons with a small
escort, between Forts Henry and Donol-
son. The rebels were repulsed with two
killed and their captain MORALLY wound
ed. He has since died. He had on his
person passes from three post command
ers and the oath of allegiance. Federal
loss, two killed and one wounded
Ten rebels were dressed in Federal
uniform, and their real character was not
discovered till they were within pistol
shot and had commenced firing on the
train.
About thousand Of paroled prisoners
arrived from Holly Springs to-day under
charge of Col. Williams.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-11

We once thought that the Missouri
Compromise was = masterpiece Of states-
mansbip. That il was the work Of a
great and true patriot, we still believe
but the present rebellion has made us
regret a thousand times that General
JACKSON was not allowed to settle the
Southern COnspiratOrs and Conspiracy
after his own fashion. The following
passage is taken from his proclamation
to South Carolina:
Disunion, by armed force, lie treason.
Are you really ready TO incur its guilt ?
tors Of the act be the dreadful conse-
quences; on their heads be the dis
honor, but on yours may fall the punish
ment. On your unhappy State will in
evitably fall all the evils Of the conflict
you force upon the government Of your
country. 1t cannot accede to the mad
project of disunion, Of which you would
be the first victims its first magistrate
cannot, if he would, avoid tho perform
ance of his duty. The consequences must
be fearful to you, distressing to your fell
low here, and 10 the friends OF
good government throughout the world.
It's enemies have beheld our prosperity
with vexation they could not conceal (;
it was a standing refutation of thei T
slavish doctrines, and they will Soint %
our discord with the triumph of malig-
nant joy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-11
Commercial.
MONEY MARKET, &c.
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OSuoE o. rHE IOUhuuE JouESAL,l
Friday, Jan. ., lsC3.
Tho advance upon Gold and Demand Notes las been
sustained, but transactions yesterday were limited
The bankers bought gold AZ 33@34 n cent premium
ant Were selling az a5@16 b cent. Silver was In ts'
mand at 2242i " cent premium buying and 26aZ1
% cant selling. Demand Notes were bought al 200
~ d cent premium. Tbs rate Of discount upon Ten
nossco money remains al q cent flr thu notes of
the cid banks. Eastern exchange dun, the brokers
buying at y b cent discount and selling a. par 10 =
premium