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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-27

The telegraph says that DREcSIERlnoE
is going 70 enforce The oOnseUiptiOn act
ia Kentucky. We hope he may gee 8
few regiments Of the cowardly ,hyp0-
critics who have been stirring up mischief
in that Stats while they were not mAaly
enough TO join the rebel army 40 si
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PHGADELrHiA, March 23.--Jas Cooke,
general subscription agent, announoeSfhe
conversion Of l,2500O5 Of legal tender
notes iuto 520s, the loyql States beng
thoroughly aroused to the work, and The
belief is expressed that 100000 per day
will be reached,
TaENVoS, n. j., Mech 20. - Both
Houses adjourned sias do At l.40 this af-
teruo0n. A resolution was adopted By
both Houses 10 FIRE national salute In
honor Of ihe Federal Union. The Union
League also cred salute over the death
Of the Legislature.
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Gold Is deeliHg rapidly everywhere
In Cincinnati ID has fallen to l5. The
confidence Of the people 10 the Adminis7
tration incroaBca daily. ..
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The officers and soldiers Of tho Fifth
Kest=eAy Cavalry, being on dress parade
At Nashville, Tenn, March l7th, 1853,
adopted the following preamble and reso-
luiions: -
WHEREAS, We have learned with sur
prise that Col. David r. Haggard was re-
ported 10 the War Department, Washing
ton City, as being absent without leave,
and that lac has been mustered out Of the
United States service therefor; where
fore.
Reso'yei, That the report Of his being
absent without leave is unjust and un-
true. Col. Haggard has not been absent
from his command without leave. That
he has not heen absent AZ any time ex-
cept when sick, and his sickness being
the direct result of exposure when in the
line of his duty.
Resolved, That the officers now 10 the
regiment aud soldiers now in camp re-
spectfully though earnestly ask that Col,
Haggard at once be restored TO the COM
mand Of the regiment.
Resohea, That by his energy and in
uuStfJ Nue IeBihtut was VI ahtAtui anu
that through all the vicisiiudes and
troubles the regiment has encountered
from its earliest organization and during
the progress of the same, he has been
our steadfast friend, and TO his manage
ment and example VIC have established a
reputation and a name OF which we feel
proud.
Resolpea, AS testimonial OF our ap.
probation of his past services and our
present esteem for him as a gentleman,
patriot, soldier and officer, we tender TO
lin, through Major John @ 0wsley, now
commanding tue regiment, sword, sash
and sputs, with suitable inscription on
the sword, which we ask thar he shall
receive from the officers Of the Fifth Ken
lucky Cavalry present and the soldiers of
the same now in camp.
ResolUed, That with Col Haggard re-
stored to the command Of the regiment
we think the regiment will soon be filed
again, and that we can have harmony in
the regiment. Men and officers know
where TO find him, his orders are obeyed
and he treats us with kindness.
RESOLVED, That the editors of the Nash
Vile UNION, Louisville Journal and Dem
ocrat be requested to insert the above
resolutions in their papers, and will much
oblige the officers and soldiers Of the
| Filth Kentucky Cavalry.
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5000 Agents. Wantad.

C0lpIERs IS THR AMY CAN MAKE PROM 100
- % 40 dollars On Z m0pih, without infsrisri5r
Win theif other duties. ihs q an import nd orB6f
sla'! y, t+iuealaT. sent BY alter AdlTess Nslh
$500. MARY T. BENTLEY.
m'h@a-i" ~ Green o., ST. Louis, 40.
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Gea. siGsi,s -Orrn,l.

Gen. SloEt closed letter 70 a Union
meeting in the following Admirable
words
| believe in the Monroe doetrine, ina the
Butler code, in the Presidents proclana-
lion, in the good will and PERSEVERANCE Of
the people, in the undaunted courage of
the volunteers, in the final vindicAtion OF
the honest the iua and The brave 10
the liberation OF the down-irodden and
the slave, and in the overthrow and death
Of the Southern oigarchy.
To this noble creed let every loyal
tongue shout loud and feryept Amen
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Lifelln RlobiIc.

To see how the chivalry live in Mobile,
read The following advertisements taken
from the Mobile ADVERTISER of the Alb
inst .a4 ,3ailHlalt.a la
'''h' s.IVcry StahIes N0ticc.
3 OWING % the stfing d I orde's n q herai ember
0l,and sottity aud higP preps III ProTrndcr, We
the up crs ned shye agrced 70 oh following rate OF
charges Fem this tite, tu-wt t
Aritivvry ilqr ~ ath Buggy $50 pr month
An Lye-y Hpeta lYJthout buggy, Sl5 per month
Al ruise thofs-s q fer Day AMI 81 per Sirg
Feed .i HI lr .a.'.HIl4 dlcl. HH..t
CArr.acts q TgnQIals, 10 cathole GRAVEYARD, S.
~ 20, 20 New Cathoic DO S.
Hoiis aud BUGGY &c IN KeA y ys aad 81 on SIN.
das :. |.Ilr ", p BARRON, .IIlrru $40
j. N. sHAWHAV
To- tttIAAA WP!WA MiLLTAMs.
.U Hr. hgi y. Rob- NsON, "u.fg I.at
J. NoOpN3ID,
MsTrE pAJCuDRIlL,
.rd'i SOS y DANE, .Ht HNf iu
io.stls.5 I'D 1ASISS&lRPR MON .ar-
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%. Louis Market.

TUESDAY, March, 81 1863.
FLOUR-100 bbls lower grades at 81 so;
100 do super ct S. Is; 100 do single extra at
SIS SO; 1913 do do do, IN lots, at Sc; $50 do
double extra in lots, At Sc SO; 80 do choice
family at 81 IS.
WHEAT-1,957 SKIS, in lots, from 81 100
! %; e67 do do from 25@i ~; IS do 1t
81 80.
CORN-9l sks North Missouri at 58c; 967
do, in lots at 6Oc; 3 $40 do do at Gle; 165 do
white At &c
OATS-250 eks at 7Sc; SIT SKIS in lots at
SOC; 1922 do in lots at Sic; 2, 1855 do in lots
at Slc; S65 do in lots at $50; 500 do on private
terms.
RYE-512 SKIS in lots at CSC, sacks returned;
$50 do in lots at 76c. sacks included; 24O do
at Soc, sacks included
WHISKY-1S4 bbls in lots at 400.
HAY-500 bales in lots at csc; $40 bales on
private terms.
FRUIT bbls apples at ST 50.
BACON-l6 casks shoulders and hams in
salt at Sa@64c; 8 csks ard 10000 pounds at
5sc' and 10000 pounds hams at SIC; shout.
+ ders at &c; clear sides at 5ac. sac
GUNNlES-9 bdls at zoe.
SEED-60 bbls timothy at 81 375.
POTATOES-lO0 pkgs at 81; rs SKIS q
81 124; 1923 SKIS in lots at 81 20; 43 eks and 81
pkg at ST. Is; 43 pkgs and 8 sks q. 81 Is.
HIDES-Dry flint l8c.
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FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES
u EYERAREEN2 &c 49,.

Let Il be distinctly understood BY those Wishing 70 buy
Apple treesof best quality and kinds that We have
at our residence SIX miles west south west Of Burlng
ton lot Of the incest and best three year old Apperees
ever offered BY us for sale, nesry oneha Of which
Rawles Jannet Jennetinp. Price at the Nursery a..
sorted kinds 81 per l00 Rawes Jannet alone 81 per
lO0packed and delivered at Depot leo or $50
1000. ~ ~
Early May Cherry to 10 # s15 10 go per 1o, Large
EvergreenS, Norway Spruce TO 10 n S160 TO 81 80
each, carefully boxed In upright position.
and others; Strawberries, Goosbenies Currante, &C.
Also the west end Of Old Nursery place, q miel
" west Of Burlington, where benjamin Walker now
lives lot Of four and ave year old Applsrees OF leading
varieties healthy and well grown that must be disposed
Of this Spring II possible Price at the Nursery % pei
100 $50 per 1900 packed with rye straw in bundles
and delivered q Dspet in Burlington.
mArt-tf si HENRY AVERY.
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BROWN SHEETIFGs AND SHRTlNGs.-The
market has been exceedingly dull, with both
first and second hands. Brokers with outside
lots of heavy sheetings have been unable to
effect sales at any reasonable scale of prices
Jobbers would reply that they did not want to
buy, when lots were offered to them, before
prices were named. Lots Of standards have
been offered at SIC. and in the auction room
to-day, before the sales, . jobber refused to bug
100 bales at Doc, seller 90 days. Jobbing pri
ces have not been lower than 40c, but jobbers
expect to reduce to size, or possibly S5c, mex.
week. At the auction sale to-day, "A stan
dards brought 34Ac, months, 9 per cent Of
for cash, which makes q fraction under SAC
net. Seconds brought $50, same terms
Standard "a brought 2lc, which are quoted
b. commission houses ct 27ac. net, and by
jobbers at 26lc. The jobbers will probably re.
duce their prices about 10 per cent next week,
and commission houses will be Obliged to fol.
low suit some time after. The sale this after.
noon resulted better than was generally ex-
pected. 1t has been feared by some that heavy
sheetings would 60 to &c.
BnEACuED SHEETINGs AND SaIaTyNGS.-
With the commission houses there have beer
no sales this week, and few lots Of outside
goods have been able to find q market. Ions
dale 4.4 are offered By the piece by the obbers
as Low as Soc, and Will probably be offered a,
CSC, next week. New York Mills fne "A sold
at auction to-day at 3Gsc, four months, for
which agents and some of the jobbers have
been asking SOC, net; Z s Waltham Y brought
&c, for which joobers asked 35c; S-4 Ions
dale, brought 20Ilsc; for which jobbers were
yesterday asking ESQ, net, and to dag 24c,
net.
nux-r. coooodo Lavn oo13 nc L. a. e-Io
SrRlpEs-At auction low grades have sold
at decline Of l0@l2! per cent from late job
bing prices. York were quoted by the jobbers
yesterday as low as size.
TIcxs.-Good ticks are scarce, and will
probably depreciate less than plain cotton or
poor ticks. 49,
DxHINs.-Low grades at auction have sold
Is low az l6c. Jewett City to-day brought
35ac, which was within II! per cent Of late
commission prices. The jobbing price Of Ok
ford's is reduced to size, and may be made
lower next week.
SILRsIAs AND CAMBRIcs.-We have no
change to make in silesiss yet, but may quote
jobbing prices lower next week. Caubrics are
offered at late commission prices.
PRINTING CLOTHS The market is exceed.
ingly dull, and has receded tull 30 from the
highest previous prices. The printers are uni-
versalls running out Of stocks, and are deter
mined to buy no more cloths until the print
market becomes setteled again, and Until q
demand for goods revives. Ga 81 goods
could be boughtfor l6c, and even lower, We
think.
PRIsrs.-The market with FIRST hands is Of
course quiet during the time Of The present
panic with outside holders. The prospect of q
continuation Of the present unsettled state OF
feeling in the market has determined the man,
ufacturers to stop their works a. We stated
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Chicago Produce Market.
THURSDAY EvENIxG, Al

A6CHSUAH ESLNING, ADTt}
GHrS-Lake Freights are steady
aao unchanged. The. engagements were: To
bafiaio--Schrs Sea Bird and Three Bale, Corn
&c. To oswego-Schr Carthaeenian. Corn
. at lac, To Colling Bood-Schrs Pilot and ia
pan, Corn at Gle
FLoUR-Received 2,04l brls. The market
Il very dull and to effect sales holders would
barrel o0o ~.
wHEAT-Receiyed l3,707 bu. Market nex-
iected aud nominally &c lower. Sales were: l.
aov os No fresh receipts in Galens, at 81 20:
zVO bu No 2 Spring, winter receipts, AZ 81 o8:
600 bu do ct 81 OF; 1000 bu do at al O6l:
sVO bu do fresh receipts ct 81 OS}; 800 bu fresh
receipts Rejected at SSc, all in store.
CORN-Received "a, S25 bu. Opened ou;et
and steady, but closed dull aud depressed. Ssles
we're: 10000 bu Mixed at 48c; IA, 600 bu do At
US 5000 bu do at 47sc; "a 900 blu do OF 47@c:
800 bu do at 47tc; 200 bu do at 47c-ali
winter receipts; 1000 bu do fresh receipts a,
aSic; 5000 bu fresh receipts Rejected, at 4ssc;
$40 bu winter receipts do at 4Slc, all in store
OATS-Received l0,4ll bu. Market dull and
iSlsc lower: Sales we're: 500 bu No at $50
"a store; 1900 bu do at 574c in store-all lrest
receipts
RYE-Received 1901 bu. Market quiet
sses, 400 ba No 1 fresh receipts ~ 75c in store
svbu do at 7Sc in store.
SARLEY-Received 562 bu. Dull. Sale
ven; So bags a. 81 IS on track; IS bags q
Csc on track.
sEEDS-Neglected and almost nominal
Gales we're: Is ba Glover ct IS so; 20 bu do q
% Is; 90 bags Timothy Seed at 81 80; II bag
hungarian Grass at 81 12};
HlGHWINES--Qu!et. 20 brls sold in lots q
ilc u gallons
EGGS-ha,kes dull at si@sc per dozen 70,
fresh.
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/ A HERoINE.-A party of about one hundred
Copperheads started from Csrtersville, Hen
bricks County, Indiana, on Saturday morning
last, to attend q Butternut Convention ct Dan
vile. While en- route, the party stopped at the
house of Mr.. Odell to pull down an American
flag which was flying from his house. One OF
them said, "Lets take down this damned Abo ;,
lision dsg.n Another yelled: Down with 1t !"
Mr.. Odeil's daughter came out, and, putting
her arms about the Asg, said to them, !" Touch
it If You dare n They were too cowardly, how
ever, to carry out their threat; but the fact
it was made, shows the spirit which runs ram
pant in the secret lodges Of the K. 6; q. g
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NEW YoaK CATTLE mARKET.

% DULL AkAD, NiVU0oyY M0tcu SUs
Another short supply-another week of high
prices. That, in short, is the state Of the market
to-day. the price per pound is full as high as
last Monday, and the quality of bullocks not as
good. Only little over 9, 100 head are report
ed for sale, and the Government agents, Messrs.
Starr & Reed, are buying about 400 of the best
of these, which leaves the supply for butchers
SO low that prices naturally advance. Though
the quotations per pound will appear about the
same as last week, they are paid for bu!locks not
worth as much by ac per 10. The great bulk of
the stock will cell at l0@l2c per ID for the net
weight of beef, seller sinking offal, and good
many Of somewhat extra good quality have sold
at over I2c, and whole droves that rate good fair
Illinois steers average over lie. One extra good
drove of Kentucky Durhams average 13c, upon
1oi cwt. IL is true that few cattle will be
reported at &c per ID, but they are not ft to be
in any beef market. All the cattle here to day
will be sold before dark, and some 500 head ex..
pected tomorrow will find ready purchasers
without any decline of price. The weather to-
day is fine, being clear and cold for the season;
and, considering it is the "last week of Lent"
in which "nobody eats beef" butchers are wills
ing to pay q remarkably high price for cattle.
The hog market ls depressed, and sales very
slow. The top price is 81, 62@5,70 per cwt.
Sheep have also declined 3c per Id, and sell
slow at that. ss...,s II ........
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Dstchelor's hair Dye !!
PIE sssr III PIE wolLD.

WILLIAM A. BArCHSLoRS celebrated Hair Dyt
uroducesa colo, not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to nure the Hair In the least remedi
lie III effects Of bsi dyes and invigorases the Hair fO'
life. GREY, RED, or Rusty HAIR Instantly turns
splendid Black Brown leaving the Hafsoh and beau
tisul. Sold by all Druggists, &c:
49, ~. RE Genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE
Lon On tie four sides Of each ooD.
R.rrnsY. No. 81 Barclay srRssf, (Luse230 Broad
NAV and rs Bond Srsss,) nav YoRk. 4
raay91-viy
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last week. Jobbers have reduced their prices
Of some makes Of goods 4@1c per yard, but
have not yet come down to . basis where
country merchants will buy.
+ GIHGHAns.-Jobbing prices ere reduced to
25c for Glasgow, 27c for Lancaster, and $50
for Clinton. Foreign ginghsms have sold low
in the auction room.
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NEW York stock Market.

New Yoax, April 2.
Stocks unchanged and closing stronger.
Gold closing at 54s@55.
Exchange llO4.
Specie 70@72 currency.
o. S. 1.yeer certificates, 80.
New Treasury 1904.
October and April 52o's coupons 1884; 6's
81 coupons SIT; Registered, d.
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ary 6 New York, April 2.
fLOUR-Market dull, and nominal. sales Q,
q 00GD7 Is extra state so shipping brand extra
RHO. IS Il
wHEAT-Market more. quiet. Sales a. 81 4t01
IS Chicago spring; 81 6aIl 81 NIL club; 81 TOOL a
winter red western. f4tt sass
ooRN-Mszket unchanged. Sales 1t sl09s sound,
S4090 unsound. 80
OATS--frm. Bales at S41S1 -
LARD frmer. tales at lp3@i1t. H&&E
P0RK-Market quiet.
WHfSKY-Market arm. Sales ct 46t0AS. -o,.-.
Coffee quiet. Sugar steady.
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SPECIAh NOTICES.

d. GV16A nv L xSSA0.
CoUGs, COLD, OR AN IRRlTATED THROAT l.
allowed to progress results In serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections, onentirnes incurabe. s't<ist
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the affected parts and give almost instant
relief IN BRONCHITIS ASTHMA, and CATAnaH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from The use Of
Troches and their extended has caused them to be
coun.erfeed Be sre to guard agains. worthless imi'a
tons OF TAIN only senaiae Brouas bronchial 7to-
ces which have proped thei. efficacy by test OF many
years. Public SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the
Troches Military Officers and Soldiers who overtax the
voice and are exposed sudden changes should have
them Sold everywhere st Is cents per box.
jan2O-dAw8m.
HELMBoLD,s EXTRACT BUCHU,
. A'1 WV TIE GREAT DIJRsTIc
HsLMsoLp's EXTRACT BuCHU. II.
HgLNboLDs EXTRACT BUCHU,
HEI NIB LIDS EXTRACT BUCHU,
Aud Positive and Specific Remedy for Dseas,s Of the
Bladder, kidneys,
Gravel, Dropsy,.
Organic Weakness,
And all diseases OF the Urinary Organs. q
Bee Advert sement in another Column. Cutn out, ana
sand for the Medicine Of once.
BEWAEE OF C0UN7TRFEITS.
maraS.v2m
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AYE RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are yen sick, feeble, and
complainingi Ars you out q
order, with your system de.
ranged, and your feelings un-
COMFORTABLE These symp-
toms are often the prelude 10
serious illnesa Some o. az
sickness = creeping upon you.
and should be averted BY .
timely use Of the right ram
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
mors purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous -
tivity, purify the system from
Hkn ohsfrucY;ona 0hirh YnAka
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as So Sale Of ~
rs head avig'ng 90 lbs. At. ..$s IS
PROVISIONS-Steady and firm for what
there ia offering. Sales. we're: 800 tierces
Sweet Picked Hams at 6;c; 10000 lbs Coun-
Try Shoulders at &c packed; 600 tierces City
Kettle Lard at I0sc; 100 tieroes Country at Zoe;
Il pkgs head aud gut at Sic.
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must know az regards the Justice Or injustice Of
the proposed amendments above named.
But when the community residing 10 Salt Lake
City, eolemnly declare in their petition to your
Excellenoy, that Governor Harding and Judges
Waite aud Drake are studiously endeavoripe 20
create mischief, and stir up strife between the
people Of the Territory and the troops nov at
Camp Douglas (situated within the limits Of
Salt Lake City,, they simply assert base and
unqualified falsehood.
% the contrary, it has been the aim of these
gentlemen to preserve friendly relations between
sse people OF Utah and the troops who have
also isnored to the same end, now stationed at
Camp Douglas.
And further, during period of nearly Ave
months, We know that Governor Hardins and
Judges Drake and Waite shave attended to the
duties OF their Offices, honored their appoint
ments, regarded the rights of all, attended to
their own affairs" and have not disturbed or in.
terfered with the affairs of Others, outside of
the Legitimate duty to the Governments: oand in
oil their conduct" his Excellency Governor
Harding, and Judges Drake and Waite. have,
during our acquaintance with them. sdemeaued
themselves as honorable citizens, and officers
worthy OF commentator by your Excellency,
our Government, and all good men,"
And We further represent to your Fxceileucy.
that these officers have been true and faithful to
the Government, and fearless in the discharge Of
their duties to all They have, on all proper
occasions, spoken plainly to the people Of their
duty. They have not been subservient to any
person or persons, and they stand proudly pre-
eminent as in contrast with other officers who
have represented in the past, and who do now
represent the Federal Government in this terri
tory. tS-'~fAE 81 EE
Our respectful opinion is, that there is no
good andtrue cause for the removal of His Excel.
lencY Governor Harding, and Associate judges
Drake snd Waite, from the Offices that they no w
hold.
WithDuch respect. we have the honor to re-
main your Excellencys obedient servants,
P EDWARD COMMON,
Col. Sd Inf'y, Cal. Vol, commanding District
of Utah. .5S 8& Ez&E &9S@E
Gro. S. EVANS, Colonel Sd cavalry, Cal. Vol
.
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BUTTER-Steady. We quote: Dairy, 200
&c h; Firkin l6@l0
POULTRY Firm. Chickens, s., 00@2 40 p
dog; Turkeys, 8i@sc p 10.
POrATOES-Stesdya and 6rm. Neshsnnocks,
so@soc; common TO fair loss, 65@75c.
HIDES-Quiet. We quote:
Green Country. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a 81c
Green Sailed. ................... 6}@ Q c
Kip and Calf. ................... @12ac
Dry Sailed. ....................15 ole c
Dry Flint. ....................1 e ibl9 c
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UTAH--Below, We print the representation O.
the military officers a. Camp Douglas. near Sal,
Lake City, relative to the conduct Of Gov. Har,
ding and the United States Judges, and the res.
olusions and petition of the Aormons for thei,
removal. 1t lis signed by Col. Conner, Bird Cal.
infantry, Commanding District Of Utah, Col.
Geo. 8. Evans, End Cal. cavalry, and ali the
commissioned officers of their commands.
abou. thirty in all.
HzADaR's COLUMN soR C7AH,'
CAMP DOUGLAS. UrAH TERRIroRY,
NEAR SALT LAKE CRY, March s, 1853
7d HIS ErcelIcnsy, abraham Lincoln President Of
the United States.
1t is an unusual proceeding for officers OF the
army to join in representing to the Government
their knowledge OF facts, and opinion of procee-
dings, having reference to civil authority. or 70
the actions Of tie people FOE expressing their
displessure for the conduct of their officers.
The condition Of affairs in the TERRITORY NJ
Utah, however, and the result of this condition
of affairs which eliminated in mas meeting in
Salt Lake City on the Sd inst, in our opinion
demands from CO respectful statement to vour
E1cellency Of the matter, having allusion to our
selves simply as on act of duty We owe to our
Government.
We do not propose to enquire into reeommen.
dations affecting the laws of the Territory. made
by the Governor and Associate judges Of the
Supreme Court Of Utah. The Governments
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MARRIED,

In virginia City, Nov. II, 1862, BY the Hon. James
fye, Governor Of Nevada Territory, RUrus .. ARick
LOUISA KEnNa!SY. l~.tr
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Chicago Live Stock and Prov isisn Mar.
ket.

CATTLE-We have no changes to note since
last report The market continues moderately
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-04-04

NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
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