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The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

Ar one Of our army hospitals there is a
practising surgeon who has the reputation Of
loving the knife and saw he loves to hew and
hack the poor patient brought to the hospital.
to show of bis skill After one Of bis last op-
erations Oh a wounded soldier, the surgeons
attendant stood looking at the two pieces Of
mortality lying on the surgeons table. What
are you doing Sir ?" sharply asked the surgeon.
Il was waiting for you to point out which
piece is to be put to bed and which is to b.
huried "
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

GAIL Hamilton defends kicking women"
She SAYS the kick masculine is coarse. boorish.
unmitigaed practicable only Of barbarisns
but the kick feminine Is expressive, suggestive.
terse, electric, 90. indispensable instrument 10
domestic discipline, and not at oil Incompatible
with beauty. grace and amiabiIiiy-"
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17
HOTELS.
UNION HOTEL.
Corner Montgomery 4 Myers Street.
o r. OV L l. z

HyHIS NEW BRICK AND ELEGANTLY FUR
nished Hotel stands first in the State for com
fort and accommodation for the travelling public
every room being well ventilated and neatly iar-
nished.
The Table
l. supplied with every LUXURY OF The SEAS
ON, and everything will be done to insure the
Comfort of the guest of this House In connec-
tion with this House Is the
Bar and Billiard Saloon.
New Billiard Tables of the Latest Patterns and
improvements.
The Bar
VIII always be supplied with CHOICE LIQUORS
and CIGARS. PBICES MODERATE.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

THE man who didn't think it respectable TO
bring up his children to work has just heard
from his three sons. One Of them was driver
on a canal, another had been up as q vsgrsn,.
and the third has gone TO a public institution
TO learn the shoe business.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

SINCE the formation Of the United States
Constitution, we have had nineteen Presidential
elections. The South has elected fhfrtssn
terms. and the North slz, including Mr.. Liz
coins reelection.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

Az Indian of the Sioux tribe. killed in
late engagement out West, was discovered after
death TO BE- red beaded Y nite man
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

It was recommended in my last Annual
Congress, at its last session, acting on the
recommendation, did provide for reorgaDz;ng
the system in California; and it is believed
that, under the present organization, the man
agement Of the Indians there will be attended
with reasonab ble success. Much is yet 10 be
done to provide for the proper government Of
the Indians in other parts of the country to
render it secure for the advancing settler and
to provide for the welfare of the Indians. The
Secretary reilcrstes bis recommendations, aud
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Wa. n. DsL Saas,r, ~ Heirs a. Pserv & AeKasay
aeesased.-f 'stitoa b W. Sesss.
From he allegations ia he peiitIoa Sled u THE
ease h hppeafs 10 the sssisacsen 81 tie Clerk tlat
The spIsoaisg named hssnFesdng within the limiss
of tbe 5fate 81 Tennessee ss vel tho~e residing
ont u Tie STATE owing 10 the pre<ent state 81 ths
country the ordIasry peoees q law can not bsIery-
"a nIson them. yizs
.--@---- DUtsoa and bis wife Eiixaheth Jane for
mefiy NeKessy, Nilism p. MeKRmy, Jsaeph N.
Mekany, and Mary dsf.Kamy, Who resides IN the
county 81 Ne aginn Tennf&see, Samuel l.. MckaTay.
Who resides IN Bradley c,anty, Tennessss, Robert
AeKamy, whs Fesides in the State 81 Arkansas. W.
N. Aekamy, - Tipton, and hts wife Sarah
Bell farRBsriy Mekamy, Nbe resides IN the State Of
Teas n u therefore oraersa b. The Clerk that pub
Hention be made In Browniov's Ksoxtiiie Wing
aud Rebel veEtister for four successive weeks, no
flying shove parties defendants 70 appear on che
asst MondGy d March hext, ard plead answer or
den1aF 10 said petssan the same - 10 tben wiz
betakcn rconfe.sed and Get for heagiag accordingly
Witnes: r II Coward, CLERK of said CoIFt at
once 10 Ctinten thu lss Monday ~ Janaary. 1854.
Jan 5e--it prfes1 4. H. COWARD, Clerk.
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ans lase nes4 ,.a,lez nan thsis l. ssEl,ssAI
I aafy MI.sek 4heF haes qei Nilsssla zea e.
5,essnfir done ] have nef sea fIeesA'
..kneeits regiment turn lls b1l3 Spon sbt
saslas feheefal hnes ASsf sasa ne
shIdlS.4 81 ollssefs ef s y ~ sl6tl4 FeEi-
ls,s,.s xayes o. shake uides So 80 that
kns been btuaehtl 20 bear upon sitla TAP.
IIsa &. saelasers Of the North cefolina
|.s,.elIslnz, hsa,s 81 4 diiIsreht stsinp from
that which ehafavtsFiAed them, Ne never
should hare kUhe thFouah The trying SCENES
az lfassefns Inlet The patient endhsaaee
Of these men On that eeeasioia deserves TIE
asinsiration not only o. their Own eoansfy.
,usn, bes Of The wgrid fAppisass. In
doing hesaags 10 shs men who were 80 TOR.
tul,eis NJ 81 lead such fvgimeEts a. ] have
had the sortane 20 leafl We are apt " lose
eieht of the fact that gralitsde Tor those
gyrs.t works which have been done By oar
1rfnles In the Geld are due 70 the men who
like these here exposed themselves 70 shd
skot Of The enemy tweHty times where
exposed myself oace-I applause l--yes, one
hundred times--l6r theae men are placed
upon picket slnty, where they are apt 10 be
fired ii sontinually BY the enemy. Il may
not be anliss for me TO relate "a ansedete
that occurred nc Knoxville four or i've days
ettcr the first attack on Fort Saunders A
Massachusetts, soldier Of the 2lst regiment
brought TO my quarters. about daylight IN
the morning, rebel soldier whom be had
captured from the picket foFee directly op.
posite him. He reported 30 me personally,
stating that he had brought In = specimen
Of rebel soldier soon discovered that the
specimen brought in was \ very bright one.
His intelligence was far beyond what had
ever scen beiure In the ranks Of che South
ern army. I be,ame Interested In bic mar
rative of the condition Of affairs st the
front. aud | felt that would gel an intelli-
gent answer TO a question that proposed
toask him on subject that puzzled me
very maeh--why GeHurAl Ilongstreet did
not make n second attack after tho l8fst as-
sauh on Fort Saunders IL seemed 60 nc
that IL was necessary To make the attack.
and that speedily, because he must have
known ut the time that reinfonements were
then approaching rs asked this young
rebel why their General had not made an
other attack Well, said he. General,
will tell you Our men jast swear that they
are never going into that slaughter pen
again, and when they won't 20 the bah
won't roll IL demonstrated what is due
10 the services of these fnen--that when
they won't go the ball won't roll That Is
the pccuIiarity Of Massachusetts, soldier
| wont say OF Massachusetts, soldiers alone,
becaase in all parts Of the Union Il i the
same tapplausc -that they never say the
ball won't go; 80 the ball Is generally apt
TO roll when they start.
again thank you, my friends and com
rndcs. for the kind manner in which you
have received me-
Nine hearty cheers were then given for
General Burnside.
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Wnd Elephants.

No animals are mote ssisunderxsood than eIe-
phs;fsts They arr Maternity savage @RFy and re-
vea2efal Displaying great onursge W their Wild
state, Ne any anifnal known. Their greet natural
sagacity rendeFs them the dangerous Hs f0as-
Even when tanned many nag cafe for . stranger
10 approach ssd sire then emily kept in ave by the
sharp lriSing-htsk Of tho Inohoatt. Elephants are
srcgarious and the svcrage number IN herd l.
abost eight though they frequently form bcd'ea Of
efty and even eighty In one tncp. Each herd con
siss al very barge proportion Of females and they
are constantly met without 5 single ball tn their
number I have seen some small herds formed ex-
clusixely of bulls hat this Is yery rarr The ball l.
much lsrgry than the female, and generally more
savage. his habits frequently induce him 30 prefer
solitaie to = gregarioas life. lie then becs4nss
deubly veieus He seldom stssys many mites rom
one ioralisy which he haunts for wears lie becomes
what Is termed - Tuaze waylays the natives, and
becomes a scouFge 10 the neighboFhced. attacking
the inohensivs without pfoyocailnn carrying destrc-
ton into the ratives paddy fields and regarlies q
night ree or the usual precautions for earring Wild
| beasts ERdowed with that wonderful power oi
scent peculiar to eiephants be travels IN the day
time deem the wind; thus aethlng foIlov en his
/ track without his knowledge. He winds bis enemy
M the cautious hunter advances nOiselessly on his
! traak and stands with ears thrown forward, tail
erect trunk high In the air s dsseaded tip pointed
TO the spot whence be winds the silent but approach
ing dsnger Perfectly motenlcs does hs stand, liks
/ q statue in ebony. the very essenee Of attention
every nerve Of scent and hearing stretched % 10
/ cracking point; q mute figure Of Wild and fierce
sagprnrss Meanwhile, the wary traekeF stooTs g
! the ground, and with = prsctised eye pierceE ths
tangled hrlishwoed In search II his colossal fret
sill further and further he silently creeps forward
/ when sudaenly crash bursts through The junglei
! the moment has arrived for an smbashed charge
| and the elephant b upon him.
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MILITARY CLOTHING!
BOOTS AND HATS.
Fine Tobacco and Cigars.
NOTIONS. &c. &c.

At the Markst Psses rsst side. Krerrile, Tenn.
Call and examine our Goods before Purchasing
elsewhere, jan3o-st' J. COOPER
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Law OF NeHspapers.

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the contrary are considered ~ wishing 10 continue
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taem eReallad FOE u sRps eSilsnes Of inisRtiunal
fraud.
O. fnstmasters negiecting 10 giva reasonable no
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10 the publisher for their subscription price.
J. psrsans taking from the pest aalea several aanl-
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be considered fuisgribars.
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HsH sesn yin he War End I

Ths seesaion 4 asked b puhie And private, q
handrsf ttna dsy, and Bot fse 81 tbs sasNsns sFe
ever baEsd nFen any sound reaasaae 81 fllishle
fscts Il 4 Is kmal elmnst lazsEnilcanl eesuFsness
and eapszsda thai ths kEae eadsfl0a 81 the rebel
keH asa tkag II - pegpls ths eoztk 3 soa HuiY
sahah stfk sxtFesae f1niiac4on tie arrival 81 ets
kauskrsk live a. haeg il the nsEhbnFhooding slF q
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Fa- he Kaasvnls whls.
East Tennessees

Extesef gsouas feas 80 q 3 iSsssi ros tAt Pres
NJ carr enc KpaAR eAnHAn, iOrif : rExx. cav.
at S tie swiisssiAna e AmsFiea i&esk
Ges. HIaasis Scot.
aThs nose hyai popalAtiea which esa b feusd
IN any Para 81 de Cnised S,kte8 20 81 e my eA-
ssrvasien enakln1 ne 70 jaage. Hes CAaFtss a,
Dsaas ASSESSED Sseresary q Asr.
Their seiEsaerIacing loyalty mas etsfywhsrc
appArenk They notiaed me 81 the appsoaeh Of
Loaestrssf's forces; they hailea my army with
cheers. Waving aags they had epscealsd under thelr
beds and under ihe oors Of their dwellings lsr thai
puFpcse; they cheerfallx gave np the eaneenas q
her cellars and barns ieiF efups shd their cattle
% surely my mea When they were without ~
tons. - faj 6sa 4. f. BssHsids
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sT6No sy Tssk OLD FaAe.

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unatea States 81 exsanrl - NheEe een - e
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Ifaih Pssts he wesps Ia fres and ePsa eassanaeE
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sing not 70 me Of che orange sFvvca
Nor the Yine-elad hills q Spain,
Nor the sSost perfuuas Of isis which IL
Besona the eafihtFa main!
Oh. zen the not Of their blconing AslaA
OF asphodeis - fair--
'Ts not foE them ny As&Et bsals high
sigh Rel to Be there.
TAN not 70 me- Of ccyloa's shore,
Where spiey brceEes blow,
Nor Aftieas widespread. bAlmy plains
whsfe dste and eg-Tee grOwi
s.s Talk not 81 uoaarchs mines Il wealth,
OF palaces Sublime
Eot Of the grandeur pomp aud lore
That marked che soldcn timss"
sing net 10 ne Il Aha castled Rhiaa.
Nor tie Alpine huasers home
Hor che sun-lii vales Fl Arabics cline
49, Where tbs oFienis proadly Roazns
Bu4 sing tc ne u sAiEr land
OF bw YsepiA b<sxs and fIee
whsus name win glow On hi,tosy's page
Ny loved East TsanesaseI
Praise as4 TIE chivalry Of knights
OF ages past and gone
Nor princes. who By valSr won
The seeptre and de c5swnl
Oh. ning no4 q the wonderuus deeas
o. champions Of old.
Wbe eve their fame TO faneys fare
The truth Is ya unsOlai
Bal praises give and sntLsm sing
Yai strike the tanefai Tyre.
And lei each heart-thrOb swell anew
viii pairiStic fret
sing Of The dssas Of braves who seorned
The yoke Of tyrssny-
SING Il fair Hossons suany vals-- e
NJ loved Kszt Tsans1scel
In esva asa dsns--In g0rgs deep
In DARK deai@ they laid,
70 escape "a sceErsed Dsspofs rod
His polfroons 90 egeda
land saVages-tdeSt 6ssIRiAs 6eef1
wsrs made to wrssk thar hands
II bscsd Of insocenee fI-whiIs scerss
Wore manssls and chAinsi
Tbroagh psrsocsiioh's flaming fro
In dungeons dark and drsAr--
seossd. ss0urgsd. rsyiied and tFamplsd dou
They knsv no thOsght e fearf
BFsSsly they sealed the mOuntAis hsighiA
To gain The blosdy aeld,
And proved thsir glorious loyalty
To God-thsir c0unsEys shisldi
They ssnaEsisd-fsll--tbelg s-blood Stain
Ths crnA mRrasEsr's hand
Thsy eiesped their eountFyt Gag end eEisa
.ae aGsS saS easr asess iaa4F
LStuaeaA spsssG their wings above
Lei flowers Forever bloom
Lei bays-sssss bays-spriag forth 10 ma
The nAFfyrs sasFsd tonbl
Thea dag 70 me - Tennessee
whoss sons have broadly wa
TAs sriehaat fAIrsss, pursss name
f Thst skises heasath he szn
Sing ofhsS hiiIa ard IimFid Streams
Hsr aelds q seldsn Aas.
And sEsIl ths chorus Ioad ard ions-~
TO Frsesom SIC h thssi
KHoxYILLs TEzS. FEn. :, iesA
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j. VI. MEEK * Co.,
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Gay street. KnoxviIle. Tennessee.
HAVE lust opencd 3 larEs and wsli-assOrtea
atFcS Of Dry Goods consisting &c
Ladies Druss GoodA
- She's lieads, skirts,
Hosiery, Gloves Handkerchief
and Faary Meellen Gpods fcF Chiidrsn's wear.
Meas uniershirss aad ngaHesx
woollen ovsrzhirts, Linen Bosam ShlrtA
(1hves taautIqta Soeks Ties ScaFfa and CelElfortA
BOOTS ANp sHOES
~ Pieass give .. call snd examine toF your
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AND
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FIVE thousand dollars paid on two losses IN this CITY
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They cure d1arrhes cholera and cholera morbus
They cure nyeI CONT plaint and nervous headacne;
Theymese the weak strong, the langud brilliant,
snd are exhausted natures great restorer They are
composed Of the celebrated calissys bark, winter
green sassafras roots and herbs, all servdin per-
iectiy pure st. croi1 rum.
.e... / have given the Plantation Bitters hund.
reds OF our disabled soldiers with the most sstonsh'
| ing sgeet. G. W. ANDREWS,
| supt Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
%" = The Plantation Buffers nave cuIeo ueOth'pt
complaint Of which was LAID up PROSTATE, and had
TO abandon my business.
II B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Ohio"
. owe much to you, for verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life
4 Rev. ". H. wAGGoNER, Madrid, NJ T."
go . Vhou wilt send me two bottles nsore of thy
Plantation Ritters Ny wife has been greaty benefit
tel Inv their use Thy triend
ASA ouRRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
"&S have been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
and had to abandon preaching. The Plantation
ttters have cured me-
Rev.J. s. OATHoRN, Rochester, N. Y"
Send Us tRenty-four dozen more Of youl
fisutauop pttsrs the popularity Of which are daily
I iucroesint with the guests Of our heuse.
! SYKES, CHADWICK a CO.,
!, & Proprietors wpRrds Hotel, Washington -c.'
Such are one in thousands Of certificates daily re
celved. They are immensely beneficial to weak per
- sous and delicate females, 54 u
Be cautious OF ro-hlled bottles. See our signstur
Is on fine steel plate label They not sold by tn
gallon. They are only sold our patent log esbi
4 bo,es by respectablo druggists, grocers hotels, 81
NJ looms. steainhoats and country stores.
20 PHI DRAKE CO.,
- ies2daw6rn e02 Broadway, N. 7.
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