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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

OslrxD srArKs THsAsvRI. NKw.YoRxJ
April &c. 1853.
DEPOSITS OF United States Legal Tender
Notes are csvsd At this oos As Tenpor,r, Loan n
fsmss a. least oy ( d-ys ADD paysbls ~ any ns bsr,
after the expiration Of tea tl d,y5 notice together wild,
Interest the 'e Of I'VE % pee cen, ia lac money From
p,Tsous residing on! Of s"u dra this city will be A.
ssptsd In lieu Of tie Notes thsn.scivss
JCHs J. Cisco. As,ifsr. Trsa,urer y. p
WHEELER q WILSON'S SLWiNG-5lACnisEs
HigHEsr rrrr.r ..
International Hihibl'.u f.r crc
OAics, Ne Nv. L-0LaWAt, Ers. Kofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

The Lament OF the Flea.
Lon Year, have wandered uuiettsrsd and fee,
And bitten tho youOg aud the old.
And laid 10 the couch Of the rch and the POOR
And fishtensd the warrior bold
But power IL waning fast from mo-
APovpsR MA6sBrIO and strong,
Invented BY LIos, Is dss,h to our Tribe,
And away mu,. travel ere long
LYONS POWDER Is harmless, to mankind, but Will HI
all house Insects garden worms plan, bugs 10 LYONS
MAGNETIC PILLS arc sure death to rats and mice. Sold
.,.vvhsr. DEMAS g. BARNES L Co..
No. 1c2 Broadway, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

'TRuSSEs. g. Co.'S Radical Cure
tn rs Ofc. on, II no Vesey.et Also Supporters, Sds'
psbiory Bsndagss SILK s-to S'ocing lot N"eV'o 'eA'
Shoulder Braces 40. 4 Isdy sttrbdsht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

Caution.
MoFFATS LIFE FILLS and PHOENIX BlrrERS.
Drogr,,s and medicine dealer, hrouEhou. the country
osntiosd ssAssg buying selling certain medicines pre-
JOHN MOFFAT 4 Co.. No % EsrlT,hsL,
Apd which are elsimsd 10 DO the genuine
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BITrEE3.
ipauetion been issued By the Court the srphes
lion OF he Tsprys nts, OF tho late proprietor,
DR. WILLIAM Z. MOFFAT tdeceasedl,
the Sail John Holat Co.. from making SCI
ns ID, "a ne and every effort will be made proee the
trade aud the public sg,inst q -
SPURIOUS ARTICLE.
Til. undersigned IL tie oaly person authorized to mAnufse
lafs tbs -. . ...... .,,,,o,
A, they heretofore usnuSelred and sold by the
''' ANDREW ANDERSON. IT,.
MOFFAT BUlLUlND,
TO 33s Broadway and No. 1906 Churoh-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
Loyal League Of Union Citizens.

loyal Lengae OF Union CItIzcns.
THE REPRESENTATIVE ASSOCIATION or THE
MECHANICS or HEW-YORK have adopted the following
resolution BY which spP.ss ,hs, that large and rsspecsb'
body Of essas have aeeepsd nvaioa TO tate Part
In the loyal dsnopstniion q. MADISoS-SQUARE. On
MONDAY NEXT. ,,.,. ..
Rs.lsed That s<osps tho invitation Of the LOYAL
LEAGUE OF UNION CITIZENS to s,,ssd tho Mas Meet
log At UNIoN-soUARE, on MONDAY. 40 o'clOet r. m. to
e.lsbrs. th. ArHiT,ry Of tie Ugriiss Of tho LOYAL
NORTH IN oppssiiioa 10 Secession.
Very respectfully. ysur ohedieut servant,
JOIlN n. DODD Prasidenl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

GOLD PENs.-T.e best and the cheapest, at
A Moxro.', No Is Msidsb.lsne. Nsw.fotL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

PHtIDgrPHIL. 10th Month. i7h Day. 1864
REProrxD TRHSD Ny daughter ba' beer mSsh benefited
By ID. uso Of thy Plantation Bit.esa Thou wilt ssnd
bottles mere Thy Gisnd ASA CURRlN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
sHrsrIs Houss, CHICAGO. Ill. ,

BHERHAS Horsk, JHcAGo, H. Fso IT. I515'
Mss p II. DRixR Co.; Please send u, another .wsvs
Gaze. Of your Plantation BeA A morning appetizer
lbsy sppem have superseded everything else. aud are
greatly ss.esnod.
Your, Le GAGE WAITE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

FooI's PATENT UMBRELLA LOCK STAND
n. ipv.ntio which bids fair to snpefsede and excndo
rrl o the ali stands tbst have heietofors oceo
100 Sev.YoJk Tribune. A WHEELER Wilson'S Sew
ns,N,ehiae locn ms No SIS Broadway. New.York.
Tuc PALMER ARM AND LEG.-B. FRANK
puKr Inventor and Pstentee Astorpsce (Eround soor
n y Also PbadephS and o0siOn. Only houses Of PALhhk
4 Co Avoid fms osltion BY calling on tho Inventor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

Loyal LeRgue Of Union Citizens'-hEwfoRk'
Ami 10, ls5l-The Committee Of Arrangements fer tbs
u,etins THIS DAY Aprl %, q, Msdi,on-sqasre, ever
which LI,u, Gen SCOTT vii preside respectfully requests
,hsl the National Flag may DO displayed nom pablo build
rgs and prv.. residences occasion Of 50 much public
interest
hi,hop@d BY The Comai.tss that business generally may
b. suspended boar seeisnty early TO siew oil loyal
,i,isens to be present. at OelOei p IA
By order oltbs Committee.
JANIS HADsWORTH Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

Loyal League Union Meeting.
The erprsss Coupanie. Of ID. City viii help Cen SCOTT
tale that B,i.ry MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 90 ard
with that view o vArol. Companies will rendezvous on
Unioasquars at ~ O'Clock p IN, PROPERLY rarifrEo ron
ACTON soeOrdog EHFRHss uiAen. and will then take Up
the Do Of nsrch for Asdson square All EIpFea csmps
uies are invited TO Join "a the s.noutrssiou-
JOHN BUTTERFlELD viii set - AsnbL'!nchiL
ALEX HOLLAND)
A. H. BARNEY, Committee
A. ID. MORE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20


nv scsxNcx-Desr Sir This 10 certify that your Msns
pills and Seaweed Tonic have pstsy cured vie
~ liver Of long sndns during witch time hs
90. almost dsiiy By family physician and tue oly
he would prescribe for her wai powodo smetcs until,
Sr s,sIsm wa, completely out BY continual youik
~ Eyrrythiug heAE OF Wa tIiedi bot ell to
n1rpos. snd fns my wife saw your sdysiemsni 10 bs
md concluded 10 10 and athoug1 ste he'd it4
oouhaencs any doctors After the experiences abe wsnS
taken about oar bottles OF Tonic and three borsS
Of P and now can boast Of coed health she n
o,sS 80 per he think this Of the most remerk
an r.cotd and IL pubishi these aes viii bsnefI I'd
siek or affected, you o. Liberty 70 do 20. n
'''A VI ''-'0''' CHARLES NELL. ,
REMEMBER DR. scHENCK can only be found at h.s
goom. Ne. 80 Bona-st, Hew.iork. every TUESDAY hon
"a no 70 D. w. for consultation and sdvce but he siwsy(
has foil supply Of medicines his rooms ~h oh can be sad
an o.. and also foT sale oy all Druggists and dediera
Prices OF the PUL5loNIC SYRUP ana SEAWEEu TONIC,
escn oil psr bottle. or IS the half dozen. MANDRAKE
PILLS % cents per box =
CONRAD FOX NO. 81 Barcsyst, WholesAs Agent foe
DR. sChEScK viii be at the MARLBORO HoTEn
BOSTON, professionally, on WEDNESDAY and THURS
DAY Of tnis week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-26

True, the form Of ,h- osih is given. buI
no mss is coerced 10 take H."
8 says Mr.. Lincoln la regard 10 HE les'
os'h whereby ali must swear 10 support hi.
pro-l mrtiop in regard to slavery. past
prsssL and future. When the FIRST Nspo
leon Z sked the army 70 vote whether he
chsngs the term Of his off from lhs, Of
''Firsc c onsui for term Of years 70 that Of
rirst Con sui for Iifs." one q his Co,onei-
drew out his srgisea. to explain 10 them
,ha, the ots was free one-fhat each
man was to exerciae his own free choice;
that, althoug. 20 man was coerced into vot
ing for Genen J BonsParte, yel he ~ho fail
Cd 10 do 80 wo, I'D be promptly shol q the
head Of his regi. "ent
No man 10 coe iced 10 take Lincoin's oath
10 sustain his sbo 'ition proclamation. yet u
is distinctly inteno d that eli who fall to do
50 are thrown beyc nd the pale Of pardon,
and are to be hung. drawn, quaftersd and
according ".
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-26

80 ioagA' none ias less ash hlssly. Ii
we Anfrcans wa,. uasnuFmsrrsn., snd.rxd z
hunger and cssd amid the snoxs of y.lI~x
Forge had 10 ihs d.rx h.'ur betrayed wssh-
'ng'"n 10 'he nercies Of King Geurre. hen
might we have supposed that A Aaer,e.n. of
l'his c,y ~puia seal their bond ~ ssi~s, .ish
the bic'd d their ccms sdes sad eomsa andsr.
whether their csuse be god or bsa. -h-,h-
er they be Psiriois,or trsiiors. whether taev
are strong in hope ~ treble ~irh d--psnd-
|ency. they have at least 10 their vein. a..
sane rnirelch' rus blos = that enpobi.. ~.
PeOpi- q ,hr Nor,h--ioreiher the. resolved
TO tread The burning pigashsre, together
they ~iii pass the or5eai-
We do not think that Nt LsncO.n.s e.,i-
mate o: bis eronty men ls 90 low, nor that
soch base misgisines rsFssded ii. sfain.
that he issued that anse-,y <irh hcpe u
ne acceptance He dezirsd "a ctdaia bv
prcclams'icn either di-urion .r the extine-
tion Of slavery. and the amnesty 49, his
Pre'ex'- In thsi, he succeeded The Nona
csnnot nos fsii 70 und~r-snd that urd r
The Preser, Ad.ninis'rarian ne Union can
not be restored except upon the condition of
sboliiion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-26

A suBLrsE IDEA 1t j. very el5cm any
very good thing comes out of Mss-schssetrs;
bot the action Of the people Of E=.rx county
10 the Isst election ~ss not bsd. Tho New
Bedford STANDARD ssys:
"A representative has been elec ted from
: district in Essex county in This Srsss. = no
had been aided q Psuper he lssf year lie
was voted for 10 order thus 70 save the town
from the expense Of his supporr'
The last sentence reveals the essentially
Yankee motive for this action, spsr frcm
which The proceeding wss not bad. and sag-
gests new aud desirable mode os disPosinr
Iof public psnpers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-26
How President Lincoln Receives the
Negroes.

SREp- DOUGLASS AsD THE FREsIpsxr.
| TIE Anii-Slavery Convention held in
Phila.. last week. was addressed by Frel.
Doug lass. who evidently feels himself nov
20 be of consequence. and = hy shculin's d. :
From the New York Irbone's seport ,f
his speech We clip the iolIo4ing:
HE detailed vislt be had psid 1, presi-
dent Lincoln. Nm had waited N the anil
chamber for days. but the momen, his card
~ss sent In the usher resurhed With IN in
sitssion 20 vsIk up. Some ofIiee,-besrs
near BY remarked: i knew il would be 40.
Hes siggsr, that's enough Mr.. Doug
'sss asked The audience 10 ina rine how rbs
President received him. colorsd m-n.--
why. precisely said he. as one gentleman
se ceives asc'hsr-' Abiding 70 the Prssi-
del't's hight end leugih Of limb. he re.srk-
q that he sss sspresd about rh. ro,m n
The : ~ usually ssesibej 20 him. and. - he
satersd. commenced rising. and Continued
to rise.' A cordial shaking Of hsnd- en-
sued
White A,en wait in the Pressdents ante
chamber TO- dsys, bui the moment I Niger
sends HE cat be is shown up. The niersr
under this AAminisuation. has gre,tly the
advantage Of TIE white man. Dougisss. h
his speech q F.aIadeIPhs.. nm.rksG
'swhiIe We give msjssitiesin 10 favor Or whs,
i called the D-r1ccraiie party: ~hiIe The
New York World gnd Express ere scattered
through the ei,ies ofths land: and m. fssher.
mother devil Of them sli. the NV York
Herald. j. seen upon the highways. by~sys
Ind railway. Of the country. ve are in dan
ger Of : csmpromise- There will Be no dig
slsy 10 the country ill the eolored man is
admitted into the body pOIisic.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-26


MARTIN CoUErv.- The Democracy o,
this county u . meeting held on the sh inst
appointed delegaicsitv attend ,hr Congress.
sional Convention Ct the Fart District.
The following resolutions were unsni
mously adopted:
Resolved. That the Democracy or Martin
county sre in favor Of the Constitution =.
il is, and the Union % !, was"-sgsinst the
world
2. That the Democracy Of Martin county
Earnestly recommend TO the D strict Con-
vention the Hon. c. 8 Dobbins OF Msrtin
county for the nomination for Represents
tive 20 Congress from the FRS, District Of
Indiaps.
3. That We instruct the delegates from
the various townships, Who attend the Dis.
trict Convention. 10 support men for dole
gates TO the National Democratic Conven-
liion. who will endesvor to secure the nomi-
nation Of Major General George B. McCIcl-
len for President and Msjor General Ulysses
3. Grant for Vice President in 1864.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-26
Taxable Property Of New orleanss

1axaoe properly OF new orleanst
The assessment Of the present year shows
the value Of the tsIssxsbSe property Of the
city to be sioo.s6s0es. This amount i
thus distributed: real estate. S86s 4if.seo;
capital and mon-y q interest 81. IL. .3oe:
horses, cows. carriages. s579 $50; furniisrr.
u .26S $50; stock 10 vessels AMI ccpors-
tions. 5000 income. $S52.OcO. The
aggregate Of srsessed property LIST year
vas ol2l. .7O7.le5. The decrease Or tbs
presen, year results mainly from the reduc-
ed value cf capital and morsy II interest.
snd ofsIaves. numbering III 7O5. vsIed last
yesr q s. 629.2IO. and this year omitted
from the assessment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-26

A PAYrsG CKoP. The Davenport (Iowa,
Democrat gives the following as the pro.
ceeds Of forty-scre farm in Scott county
for the present year.
Three and half scres onions, I 500 bush.
els valued at 81 800.
SIX acres corn, $50 bushels. SPAS.
Seven acres potatoes, 500 bushels, 500
One acrs surnips. 400 bushels. $500.
One and half acres cabbage, GOO heads
S275.
One acre carrots. 600 bushels, $135.
Three.fourshs Of an acre sweet potatoes
las bushels. el25.
Fifteen rods bests, 400 bushels, e75.
Fifteen acres hay. % tons, $275.
Market and garden products. $3.50.
Twelve hundred and fifty gallons sorghum
$500. Total, SA,450.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-26

0JHswkios, one Of the p,r,ies 10 the
recent kidnapping case q Montreal, hss
been tried and found guilty. The risl Of
JOshus X. Giddings the American consul
a. Montreal, On she same charge. i ses down
for the 17.h instant.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-12-26
The War Christians Thanksgiving.

u
hksPEcrrULLy DEDICATED TO THE WAR
CLERGY OF THE UNITED STATES.
Oh, God OF Battles, once again,
With banner. trump and drum,
md garments 10 thy wine-press dyed,
To givr the thanks we come.
No goats or buIlocks gsslanded.
Unto Thine affairs 60;
With brothers blond, BY brothers shed
Our glai Iibations flow.
From pest-house and from dungeon foul,
Where manned and torn they die,
From CORY trench and charnel-house,
Where heap on heap they lie;
in evsry grosn that yields q soul,
Each shrek heart that rend-;
With every breath Of tainted air,
Our homage, Lord, sscends.
We thank thee for the sabrr's cash,
The csnnon's havoc Wild;
We bless Thee for the widows tears,
The want that s,srves her child.
We give Thee praise that Thou hast III
The torch md famed ths ha,re-
That lus, and rapine hunt their prev.
Kind Father. in Thy name.
Tha, ror the songs Of ldic joy
False angels sang OF yore.
Thou sendert war on earth; IN will
To man forevermore!
We know that wisdom, truth aud right
To ~ and ours are given.
That Thou hast clothed Us with The wrath
To do the work Of Heaven.
We know that plains snd cities waste
Are pleasant in Thine eyes
Thou lov'st hearth-stone desoIase.
Thou lov'st mourner's cries,
Let not our weegneee taIl below
The measure Of Thy will.
And while the press hath wine to bleed,
Oh. tresd il with ~ sill!
Teach .. &C hsse--m Jcsus taught
Fond fools OF yer. to love
Give n~ Thy vengeance 90 our own,
Thy pity hide abov.i
Teach Us 10 turn. with rceking hands,
The pages o. Thy word.
And learn the blessed curses there
On them that sheaths the swnrd
Whrre'er We tread. may deserts spring. |
Till none are lef, to shy.
And when the last red drop 10 shed,
Well kneei agAin--snd pray.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-08

the torrent with headlOng speed, to water
the valley below? Il is this torrent
which adds value 70 the msjsstic river
and widsns the channel Of navigation.
God never cent torrents 10 move at q
slaiPs pace It is their business TO leap
over precipices; and IS they often bear
away foam and feculence on their sur
face, which else had remained on the
mountain, so does political radicslism
often sweep of in alday, corrupt institu-
tons, which have deaed The moral sus-
sion Of many years. Thunder storms
purify what sunshine and calm only cor
rupL and revolution strikes down the
tyrant who deies the still small voice of
reason and mercy. S. c. II.
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alelr SdrFrtistmfnts.
800 REWARD.

StToLEN from my SAB on the night Of the 2Cth of
~ November last, rsry dark bay Horse, aedrlg
JrotsH, eleven cd, about sixteen HANDS high
has thOrt, thin black msne, and black tail-mUyes
little siih, and shows signs Of being buggy borse
and is generally known 10 Kentucky by the anne Of
Faithful Charley" Also, dark brown Mare mule,
sig years DID, about fifteen hands high, had been
tr mined and reached, but had grown out somewhat
when taken. Also. old half worn fat saddle and
bride with country made bit, aud black headstal,
the BIT and tied on eide, and also tied IN the
midd E. ! will give the above reward 20 any one
VINO will return said horse ard nule or $50 for
either Of them, s25 FOR infOrmatiOl that
get them J. :. COLEMAN,
decs-4t Beaver Dam, Oh O County, Ky
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-08

Tbs Criminal Court Of Davidson
COun y, Judge n. b. Brien, met yesier-
day. The Grand Jury was smpanelled
HndehArged. A number Of misdemeanOr
cases were submitted aud disposed e.
We vill lay before our readers to-mcr-
row, the able charge Of Judge Rsien to
the Grand Jury.
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STOLEN.

1.-TWO hOrses rom the stable OF Dr. Wombaugh, on
i Summer street, South NashYl 9, on the night Of
the 81 of December, dark bay horse about Is or
49, hands high. rather clumsy bailt, between I've
and six years old the other deep black, about IA or
l41s hands high, about nine years Cd, and PAGES
most invariably. Any person delivering them 20 ,.
ID. Skif Il Co., I6 College street, or Information
leading to their recorery will be liO,rsy rewarded
deCSIws
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-08

We regret 10 learn that the dwell
isg Of Hon. Thomas T. Marshall, near
Versailles, was destroyed by fire, togeth ,
er with all the furniture, on Tuesday
night last. The fire was the result Of an
accident.-Iyou. ,Jour.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-08

Rsng now resident Of Springfield, and Iatrop
q Springfield Seminary, fully indorse ali that is - a
In behalf Of said Institution u the above ADVERT -
meat A. }. L0tE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-08

PerEo Is writing TO this ON to subscnbe
{, tie Union, OF or any other business, shoula
aisress THAR letters T.
VIZ. CAEEROE CO., Publishers
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EuNERAL NOTICE

he friead snd tequAintARess Of 1T. D. ?. Nc
0Avoek are invited "a stead the Funeral q bis VII
cAsoIisH EIzt KcGAvook, hon Ch-lsts chrr.h To-
day, 81 n oselock. etfe-e
~ so Colt's Revolvers, sngrayed sCsps a. y. Pa
- gons % y, All East Tenn. Cavairy, = J pair Of
back Oauntlcts, marked "f3sury C. Eerncr, Atl fIb
n evening Of he tth inst. "a hacx. ne driver
vi deliver "a sans 70 caPtaia James, cuzrernaaa
ier e. tte STATE O 7iteiI flr aaitaois reward.
lecsHsts
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WANTED.

A SITUATION as Clerk 10 come Quartermas.er.
y esther al pos or in tho Geld, bya yoang uaan
VIC has bad some experience address
dso5-its ct - Al Union Of8os.
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P0T QCAEIzi1fAsTEEs OsYfcE,
Nashvii', fsna. eoember :, 1855.
i AN authOriEai by the Chef QaarteTEsA 2 81 IA
i Department 20 pay si.90 PER bushal = CIR,
shslee and tacked, aad delivered a. The Pot Q. ~
Otos. mo :. LsOM,
deeT-lv CAPT. A. A. Q. ~
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WANTEn.
FOR sALE.

A Hoksb, eegs years cd. vel broken, and &C.
- ous ionse . tna g. lny Peraaa wfshf1g .
paF a-ss hne heEssy ga apry q Hospital ~ -
dsc9-Ius
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WANTED,

ITO find my friend, MARY, who came from War
l. Trace on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road some two months ago. She VIII hear some
thing to her advantage by addressing BETTY,
cecS-It@ City HOtel.
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UNION BANK OF TENN,F.

NASHVILLE. Dec lst, 1868.
election for eleven irsc;ors, 70 serve the en-.
n suing ycar, wiz be held at the Bsnkuc House
In this city, On Monday the 4th day or January
next J. COREY CtertEa
dec2-Im
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,or Freedom ard Nationality.
3. c. mERCEIs, Esissr.
TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 8, 1863.

w. CAMERON SEQ Publishers
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This delightful romance introduces us TO the events
Of Hewe's campaign against Philadelphia in I77T II
Is very graphic picture Of the tunes and of men
impressive as a story and OF permanent interest It
is by Of most aY )rite authors in the sld Of
Revolutionary bisaO1fcsI r1manca
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-08

The Inielligeacer cannot refrain from
giving rhetorical version Of poor and
thrssdbare accusation against RADICAL
ism. IL says.
"POiitiesl rAdicalisn resembling some
mountain torrent which Is loud and dss-
olating IN its coarse, may move with
heAdiOng speed, leaping from precipioe
70 preeipiee Ia its long descent, and bear
ing foam and fseuisaoe on its surface
Very aae. truly. And for what else
DOES God open the windows Of hesvsn
aud pour out waters from sic hollow Of
his hand, upon ths mountain, save to send
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-16
The Presidents Proclamation

We print elsewhere the proclamation
Of the President in relation to foreigners
and tie draft. All those who have de-
clared their intentions of becoming citi-
Gems of the United Ststes, but have not
exercised the rights of suffrage, are al
lowed sixty five days from the date of
this proclamation TO leave the country,
otherwise they will have to abide by the
draft. This does not exempt these who
have voted at any election, whether state
or general. The idea of the President
is that those who have shared in the ben
efits of the government, have sought its
protection, and exercised the privileges
conferred by it, must do their share in
unfolding and sustaining it. This is
certainly correct reasoning, and not in
justice 10 the parties reached aud affected
by it. State Journal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-16
The War News.

The War News of the week past has
been a confused medley of conflicting re-
pors. This much is certain, there has
been severe fighting, and Richmond is
not taken. How great a defeat befcl our
armies Whether in reality it was any
defeat at all Whether Sioneman has
joined Hooker Whether Hooker and
the army are on the North or South side
of the Rarpahannock are questions
difficult to answer.
Any person who can sit ont the re
liable" news, from the mass of reports,
eau have situation for while as ed-
tor Of this paper
Our own irnpr5 ssiol is that we have
met with no serious disaster, aud that
The confidence of the army i'll Itself and
its leader is un.mFairol. In the West,
Grant has gained great victory,