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PHONOGRAPHY

s 80 simple and easy that It's principles car all Do
learned e. few hours and q s1ani amount 8f urae-
tice wiz enable one 70 Csc t FOR ino daily purposes Of
lie.
None bat those who are acquainted with t can
form any Tea of les great brggity and simplicity, or
Of lh8 ease with which % can be learned. But what
Is Phouocraphyl 70 s system OF short hand writing,
which Do written teE times as fast as the common
writing, read as easily, and learned with far less
trouble.
Il s used not only by Reporters but b. hundreds Of
thousands I'M ibis country and n England for private
writing Tor competition, for tatInE testimony, etc;
10 courts, Tor sermons, foe correspondence, iJr book
keeping, etc, etc BY Ladies', By Students b. Clerks
By Clergymon, b. Lawyers, etc, aud s rapidly com
ing into general use.
As labor savilg Invention, its value can scarcely
be estimated, and be requires bat littlo time 90 learn
10 10 for the daily purposes G. liie But the OBJ
lection g made that others cannot zead ti Well then
iet them spend few hours 90 learn il Tor wherc ID
the justice Gin requiring the active end intelligent %
spend ten days in doing what they mIght do I'm one
merely o. save the nioient a few hours EFFORT fn
learning thing which would be useful % them ilr
lief The time was when but few pcrs0n8 could
write their names, 1ut the progress Of the age de-
mands more ragd method Of writing, and while
the active and intelligent HrsT and VIII have the
advantages Of Putnography, tie INCIDENT must sub
nit % the Disadvantages caused By their owu 'ndo-
lence.
The ease with which 10 can BE- brought into profit
able and daily use Is shown By The following certd-
Gates. 10 Is only those vino iqs0rant 81 % Who
aver gnesr aaafuFt IA
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Medical Examining Board.

HEADQ'Es BUREAU OF ORGANIZATION y. s. 9. T.,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 90, 1868.
THE Board Of Surgeons for examination Of appl-
4 cants for commissions az Surgeons and Assistant
Surgeons Of United States Coored Troops, 10 In ses
sion In Nashville.
All applications must be made properly endorsed,
accompanied with testimonials To- the President Of
the Board, Surgeon ". 81. G. OTfEsoS, Hospital No.
s. who will notify each applicant when 70 appear for
examination.
By order Of
GEORGE Z. STEARFS, A. A.G.,
Commanding Organization q. s. COi1roi Troops.
". n. c. OrTzsos, surg. q. s. VO's and Pres't
Board
" r. J, FARgUHARsoS, 4th Tennessee Infantry.
Asst Surg'n CHARIEs KIP, L. s. yols, secy Board.
ianls-G lD&PI
GS-City papers please copy.
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g Night Emig jon Cured

Y0use Nan, stop before you further 60. o. all
diseases subject 70 Man, there s disease 30 hard
70 cure as light Emissions and physicians scarce
that understand treating it and 10 you say that
have cured dozens IN this city, wen IN differ
ent states, who have spent dollar after dollar, and
are now well cured By me. an daily receiving st-
tes and sending medicine 70 an parts Or the o0gntry
In 8 word, al that are diseased u any way, aad viii
give me e call VIII give satisfaction far al Ct the
diseases mentienod IN his advertisement The best
Of references given IN ihiH city.
All letters directed 70
DIR. MeGILL,
30 81 Onion street, Nashville, Tenn,
laa.l VIII meet with pfomPi attention.
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AIN yours resi- ectIliiyi
THUS. H. BENTON.

Allow me 10 introduce % you my friend j. ". Dol
bear who sits your city Tor she purpose OF tasch
ing Penmanship and PtonorraHhy Ills reputation
successful teacher co sell and 60 widely e7tzB-
liyhed that will say nothing 0H that score ] only
desire 10 present him ls gentleman IRON whose s.
oiety have derived much pleasure and profit, aud ls
one whom you have The intelligence 20 appreciate
anything you may do 90 further his designs will Do
gratefully acku0v edged by your friend,
FerTN q W0ukn
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Esfrnr.

nyIpsoN COUNTY. Taken up on the lsth day
II Of November, 1885, Eg j. J. btrihri, ln Edge-
felf a stray MULk, dove cai0r, between and
years Old, and black stripe on ihs shouiier. Ap-
Egafssd al $50. AK. MCDANIEL Z, ID. Q.
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wAsamaror Crv. juno %. 1sl

The following very il5t remarks or the Hon. Thos
IL. Benton, T. =. senator, are worthy The attentive
regard OF parents and an young persons who have
any hope Of success Do the business Of life.
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BOON Deer saih's Ding Ears, Ger. CiHrcl rsd Vius
sseas. HOURS, % Il, a. m, 3 to 8, p. N, and
20 9 st night.
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II Phonography were taught 70 every soldier Dc t1s
armys Ny ID. believes mosg Of them U0ad value j.
as hghly o. ihc pay thcy receive from ths Govcrn-
meut without in lie ia-st interfering silh lhcIr az.
iles a. s1ldicrs.
Eon. 4n0uAf II. EEEI0E r1If il CongTcE.
f-iad chs art been kn0gn fTty years fgo 90 Eouff
have saved me twenty years RI hard .1bgr.n
IL Photography = thu1 valuable ID ElFlnR 20 iarFs
sn amouut ~ lifetime, shoald pa every chid have
- vast adFlrt gat a le-laJ Hlfl tfeF can BE- hld
&c % snail al szpenza 81 tine aud money! III
E7ud have saved twenty gears Of hard labor 81 the
e ~ one u1n, should years % hard hbor b. BROUGHT
attaiumeutf hnG-sf
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Having learned the interesting and
useful science Of Photography with Pro-
fessor J. w. DolbeSr, most heartily en-
dofse the above notice by Capt Rhodes.
JASPER PARTRIDGE,
Capt 44th Ills. Vols. nifty.
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HAmviLiEI Augast : 1858.

IN January last Mr. j. ". Do'boar gave. fres d
charge cour15 or Lessons IN Photography and WFi-
Hospital No. % Tedious hours were Ih1a efrH~at.s
70 pleasant and profitable ones. We f1ino hiqhlF
our knowledge Oi FlouoHfsphy, and lacge who haaa
eff the Hospital correspond On a. with thoss WHO
have noe. ". r uergin, q Company r, ICth NJ ~
A., who returned home disabled or ne from hg
wounds, writes THAI he d teaching Pn0cography and
finds e 70 probable that be W9ud not tako 5000
for what be learned from Mr. ID Think b9th aofis-4
and once would Ind the learning n GO profitable
emPloyment Tor their leisure time ia c1mg o. hosyi.
tali without dotrimcui % other dutles.
- q ~. -.
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~ Chronic Cases

With satisfaction: Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Lungs, Diseases Of the Throat, sweed Joints, Stiff
Limbs, Pleurisy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel, Dis
eases OF the Heart and Liver, Inhamstion Of the
stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or sorOfula, Deaf
ness, Diseases Of the Eycs Debltated Systems Dys-
pepsm or IB6iges tion, and sumption-together
with all Private Diseases aud Diseases Of the Urinary
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THE sOLDIERs' HOME

Has been removed from the Nashville and Chatia.
nooga Railroad Depot % the PLAINTIFFS HOTEL,
where discharged and furiouRhed Soldiers via Cad
EOods LED Eiu2s and al needed as stance IN
relation - their Papers, AZ Esuai, without chargo.
Branch ollsa Of The Commission &C No. 8 Cherry
street, Nashville and at Auriroesbor0 and Chaits-
nooga.
con. A. 81. REAu,
saaiiaEy IlzDsoioFi
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Surgeons are respectfully invited 70 call upon the
Agent in charze there Or in Nashville, as e may 10
most Convenient.
Itwil hciittts The impartial distribution q these
Stores n Surgeons sending orders viii ststo rths
number u fhsir sick and their necessities
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% sterilitY

Young Married ladies whose misfortune Il has
been not to bring forth due season, remember God
has said you should multiply and reponlsh. this
Is your desire Jon consult me ether By letter or
person. No lady over thirty-hv years Of age need
make application. All communication BY letter or
person strictly confidential.
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 1sth, 1seO


Nh. ]. W. D0LEEhEs
sIR The few lessous took from you somo tno
since In Ph0nOgraPhy, have enabled me % save more
Than tWothirds Of The labor IN preparing my ssrmurg
and have no doubt 10 viii soon enable NE % aago
throo-i0urths Of 10. have never spent time more
Er0diaby than Ga tg attainment, and feel perfectly
free IN recommending 10 % Cergymen generally a8 =
means By which vast amount Of time may DO saved
and that too with FAR less effort Than generally sup
posed. It's principles are few aud staple, o. easy
attainment and suited % the fu expression d every
word I'm the language, other ur present use or per-
r1aneut record Yours rrgnectfrilv
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~ To the Ladies.

All Affections Of the womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been 20 unfortunate
10 misoarTy prove abortion can be carried 70 ther
fun time Il found pregnant, By giving me call.
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The 0. s. Sanitary Commission,


IIAVE OPENED STORES At NASHVILLE, MUIR
IA freesboro, Bfi1gsport and Cha sianooga, where
they have general assortment Of
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ID. N. PRUNK,

Once 10. no. Market, South OF Broad Street. Nash
vile, Tennessee. fnoviO-9m
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Throughout the entire South, the pee
pie, Jew and Gentle, bond and free, in
dulge in petty thefts and robbery. A
traveller cannot put his boots outside of
his door at night 10 be cleaned, without
awaking IN the morning 70 find them
missing. II bat is left in the hall or At
the hat-rack, il takes legs aud leaves.
So expert are some Of the chivalry that
if q man stretches himsalf in a railway
station for 3 nap, while waiting for the
train, they viii relieve him Of his over
coat without awaking him. Ga the de-
parture Of every train q battalion of
soldiers, negroes and citizens line the
platform, snd IS the train moves ont
they grab unfortunately the hass and
satcheis Of 81 who may be standing on
the platform Ct the cars. Two JUMP off
is dangerous; and this, with The GER
tainiy Of being delayed a day or more.
makes the victims Eabmil with the best
grace possible, and place their hats down
on their loss account
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TO RENT-FOR 1854.

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
NeR &ilitAfY ArrhnnnlAanis,

Nav YaARi March la.-E WNsbins,as
special says, hY ntdeE pRths pessldSnt. M
following military arra0gemsata have been
made: WV Ss'1'
Lit. Gen. Grant has been asslaued to IN.
command OF all the armies oft6e D. S,
Gen. HalIeck is released from duty as
General.in Chief aud assigned to special
duty at Washington as Chief of Stat Of the
MSi. Gen. Sherman is assigned to the
command of the division of Mississippi,
lately commanded by Gen. Grant, and
comprising the Departments of the otio,
the Cumberland, the Tennessee aud ar
Maj. Gen. MCPHERSON is assigned to ibe
command of the Department Of the Ten
oessee, recently commanded by Gen. Sher.
1t. Gen. Grant will establish his head.
quarters iu the field, with the respective
armies operating under his personal super
Gen. W. F. Smith was to da, nominated
for Msjor General of Volunteers, as a ne.
cessary preliminary to his assignment to
the command of the Army ofthe Potomac
The Committee on the Conduct OF the
War are investigating the Florida expedi
ton. The evidence already given estab-
fishes the fact that neither the President
nor any one else in Washington is respon.
slole for its disastrous termination.
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NaW York Asarhat.
knW YoRk, Maroh n


OatinH-HsaVy apd shade lower, at Ito
fot miadling uplauds; and 74e far low. mid
dlings, .
Fiour-lull aud lever; $67O@6 80 for
extra Sratei 81, 1907 % ior extra Z. b. o
81 3O9s 90 tor trade brands. closing ouieI.
whisky-0pened dull; closed tirmer aud
nore active. at 8s@sOa for State; 9O@9so
tor western; latter 40 extreme.
f,,r M rS,a aud 1e lower, Sl,es@l,s4
Corn-iieavy aud decling; 81 ,sI3 IN reg
ular way, and ST 80. IN cash, for shipping
mixed western in store.
oats-oaietpnd scarcely 50 firm; 9o@eI
WoOl-Qaiet and steacy.
Petroleum-Quiet; crude .sI3@S24c;
LstiSed, in bond, 4g@5Oy; rsfasd, ice
POrk-DulI and prices without material
change.
Beef-Very active and frmer; 6@7c for
primes 1O@ l5c for repa. ked mess.
BaGnn-Sides dull.
latter an extreme. =
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From Mashinntnn

u. MAsHIsGroE, March IL The Ways aud
Means Commitiee have completed ,beir
amendments To the National BANKING hill
iestahlisbiuga uniform rale of iateresI Of =
per cent, allowing existing State banks IN
retain their distinctive names and abol.
ishIag tie numbering ofthe banks.
Zen. Banks Intends to concentrates all
our western forces from the Western boun-
Diary OF Texas TO the Mississippi campo for
smashing blows this spring.
Another call will soon be issued for
100000 to 100000 men.
MS). Gen, Lew Wallace has arrived here.
having been summoned by the Secretary Of
war Report assigns him to the commaud
Baltimore.
Adispatch from Admiral DahIgren. da.
ted Fort Monroe, says he expects 10 recov.
er the body of his son by flag of truce ON
Saturday or Sunday.
The Worlds Washington dispatch he's a
report that Gen. Wm. F. Smith, at General
Grants request has been appointed to the
hnlor Generalship vacated BY Grant. and
tomac. 'A'
Gen. Halleck reported yesterday to Gen.
Grant for orders aud was assigned 10 spe.
ctal duty at Washington.
An informal meeting of Republican
members OF the House decided to sustain
Secretary Chase's views on the gold cues.
ton. This insures the:pAssage of the Senate
gold bill. y
WASHINGTON, March l2-The POstofics
Department has jus, concluded the contract
for mail service in Nebraska, Washinpton
Idaho and other far off Territories. Among
them is one providing that from July lst
the mails shall be carried thence from IL
Intersection of the ordered mail ronIe AZ
Salt Lake City by way of Boize City and
Auburn to Wallawaila, in Washington Ter.
rltory, in ten days in lieu of sending them
via PlacerVille, California. to Portland, Or
egon. This saves 1900 miles travel and
ten ter days 10 the expedition of the mails for
oregon, Washington Territory and Idaho.
RUS Important service is let to Ben Holli.
day at $4,000 per annum.
The mails for the newly discovered gold
mines in Idaho aud Barrack CITY are to he
sent three times a week from Salt Lake
City, aud the contract is awarded 10 Mr.. r
8. Afford.
There is 10 foundation TOR the statement
in regard to the arrival of Mr.. Dayton's
son with important dispatches from France
IN reference 10 the project of recognizing
the Southern Confederacy. No special dis.
patches from Mr.. Dnyton. has arrived here.
nor is there any ground for absurd rumors
built on this supposed fact
The Republica OF this afternoon regrets
to learn that Gen. Meade has not su tfi Client.
~ recovered from bis late attack of pneu-
mouia to.warrant his entering upon anoth-
er campaign with tbe army of the Potomac.
His physician advises him not to attempt
such thing, aud there is little doubt he
will yield to medical advice and retire for
little time from active service.
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Rebel Forces in Lonisiana.

ST. Louis, March l2-Adytces from
Natchez, I'd. says: Reliable reformation
puts the rebel force in West Louisiana al
between 5000 aud 5000. under General
Dick Taylor, General Poliguac, and Col.
Harrison.
The enemy are for.tiying Forts Derusley,
river. -
There is a provost guard only at sbre,s.
Three rams are building below That
The rebel gunbont Webb recently showed
herself at The mouth of Red river. We
have quite a feet OF iron clads and rams
collecting there.
A prominent officer in the army writes
TO friend in Illinois that Gen. Logan is
unwilling to become candidate for Gov.
ernor of that State, and earnestly. hopes
that the loyal voters of Illinois will unite
without reference TO former party ties upon.
a ticket of unconditional Unionists. Who
favor the prosecution of the war TO The
hnAl overthrow of treason aud rebellion.
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A card.

The undersigned having on the first day
OF March taken charge of the distributor
and collection of the city circulation OF the
Inte!tigenesr, desires to perform the duties
OF the position to Ire satisfaction of his
friends and patrons. and hopes by stric
attention aud the employment of good car
rier TO secure early aud prompt delivery 10
subscribers; believing also that prompt
collections at regular periods and short
intervals is necessary to my success and 10
the advantage of my patrons. intend SO
far ss practicable, 10 make collections re-
gnlarly every four weeks, except 10 cases
where arrangements have been made for
weekly or advance payments. trust that
This arrangement will secure the approba-
ton and corporation Of subscribers, and
that. all will be prepared TO pay up all
dues when called upon. By so doing they
will enable me to avoid mistakes, conf1.
sion, aud multiplicity of accounts. 10
order that all may be prepared will give
notice through the paper of the DAYS ON
which will make collections on the diff.
ferent routes. Ihope by these means and
close personal attention to meet the wants
Of the public aud increase the liberal nat.
rouage already extended to the LntelIi0eHesr.
THEODORE N. GoRRRLL.
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AaaIVAt SssgaS SRa eAvAtay.-
Eae tth @sat Virginia Cavalry. formerly
s'a lataatFy,l Dol. John d, OBEY, arrived
IN the city about two o'clOck on Saturday
morning, Owing to the lsteuess of the
hour there were not many persons at the
Depot to receive the regiment, but re-
Treatments were provided early in the
morning. We are informed by Colonel
Obey that about four hundred of the men
haNs re.enlisted as veterans. In fact, all
that were not prisoners in Richmond, or
sick in hospitals, have gone 10 for the war.
The regiment will leave fOrths Kanawha
country. where the men were recruited,
as soon as transportation can be pro.
cured. The men of the 4th have given sY.
idence of their valor aud endurance under
the leadership of Gen. Ayerill, and they
are entitled 10 the Warmest gratitude Of
our people.
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TTiiEf H8lE

t9qAsgARE q assa ei tsgss Iga.a aOAas, I,
Slaaleten and (psygaIi, dated The Fad aay Of JinS
1922 and FeVesed IN deed book nhered al paR
IN tue ecofder's office OF ohio County III N
virginia. and to complement or Addition 70 me
aeed 1Of trust acknowledges tot record nv ibs
saiu IMAM and 6tlbersoh, the 26th DAY Of An
LUST 1927 aud recorded indeed bnak nunbeFed n
page 44x In s4la di6e viii, on Thursday ths In
Say o. april 1851 commencing at 10 O'elock In Inc
!oEenoon, proceed tn sell at public Guction a. tia
% door OF the Conrt House of the sud County n
ONO. Lot number I. Geprin the Beilair Addition
70 tne Oity otVheelng, the North aide OF uIIev
siteet. a1loinpg the lot which ~ the time On ihe
S4ecnIon OF the said deed of trust belonged to ths
hey. miillam Arustrong Selling as trustee, y I'M
convey such title only by the said deed OF trust
l s 1I a3SneriEed 10 sell and convey.
TERMS OF SALE.-Oao third of the purchase
money % De paid In cash. and the resdue In SIX and
Twelve months with interest. The deferred nav
ehts TO DC secured by bond aud satSfaetory sscufi
W. mr1 e DANIEL IAMR
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From Chattannnra.

CHATTANOOGA, March IL Nothing i'm.
Portant from the frout 10. night. The
rebels sent in flag of truce on Important
business. The intention was to get the 10.
cation of our advanced posts at Riogeold.
The flag stopped at an outpost, and the
scheme failed.
The heavy column of infantry reported
moving up toward Ringgold was nothing
more than an escort to body of refugees
seeking the federal lines.
Boats from Knoxville report the guer-
rillas quiet along the river
The receipts of rebel deserters average
80 per day this mouth. The oath is nd
ministerel at the City Prison daily a, 7
O'Clock. Deserters are sent to the rear.
Gen. Steadman, commanding this post.
is issuing 5000 rations daily. Citfzens
come from distance of so miles.
All unemployed or uuenlisted contra.
bands are to be sent north on Monday.
AS evidence of reconstruction, the Ma
sonic Lodge at Chattanooga is revived, and
has commenced work.
Col. MihoIotze, of the Gath Illinois,
wounded at Buzz ,rd's Roost in late re.
counoissance, died in hospital last night.
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Arrivals at Fortress Monroe.

FoRTaEss MoNRoE, March l2-Tbe
steamer SpauldiDg, from Beaufort lN,b
has arrived She hrtugs the Officers If
the United States steamer Peterhoff. s1nk
of Wilmington last Sunday BY a collision
with the steamer Monticello. Also the
officers of the'blockade runner Don, can.
tured March 4, by the steamer Peoua,
and the officers Of the blockade runner
56poIia. : : = eE
All is quiet at Newbern.
zen. Butler sent portion of Rilpatr.ck's
cavalry under Col ,Onderdouk and Goi
Spears to King and Queen @. II. to deal
with citizens claiming 10 be comic,
ant, who ambushed Col. DahlRren.
Col. Onderdonk reports the 5th and OH
virginia cavalry, with citizens, 1900 in
all, were driven from their camp near Oar.
rollt01's store. The camp was taken ard
number killed. 20 prisoners were can
tured, and they were also driven from The
Court House.
A large amount of grain, mills aud
storehouses were blurred.
FoRTRBss MoSRoE, March l..-lBv
Hil)-The steamer New York arrived
last night from Point Lookout win Son
priVates and 40 0ficers-rebeI p,isnners
The New York sailed for City Point This
TIE rebel Gen. Firzhugh Lee was sent
up on this flag of truce To be EXCHANGED
FORTRESS Monroe. March 1s.-Tbe
steamer Monticello arrived this P. NJ win
the blockade runner Mary Am in low
captured off Wilmington. -"
The oyster schooner Julia Baker was
burned by the rebels yesterday morning
up the Napsemond river. Her captain ana.
crew were captured with $4,000. The
crew were asleep when captured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

FAAsKEoRT, KY, March ~ -Itis under.
stood that Gov. Bramlette has addressed
an earnest remonsirance to the President
respecting the enrolment aud enlistment
OF slaves in Kentucky. and has notified the
President that he will execute the laws Of
he ntpcky agsinst all who attempt to. take
slaves from their owners without their
consent. He clsims that Kentucky has
furnished more than 80. 600 of her sons 10
defend the Government aud il viiI,ns ~
furufsh still more; ali that is allotte5 n b.
that che has proven. her loyalty and sSs1
be treated AS such, and her laws cons,it,,.
tiOnally en4cted must be respected.