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Criminal COuIt Clerk.

We are authorized TO announce JOHN H. HALL
as candidate for Criminal Court Clerk Of Davidson
County at the ensuing March election. Feb 3-td
We are authorized to announce W. L. HORN as
candidate for the Office of Criminal Court Clerk at
the ensuing March election Jan 2e-tde
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE CHARLES
VI. SMITH az candidate for the Office Of CRIMINAL,
COURT CLERK Of Davidson County, at the Election
in March next. Jan 26-tdS
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To conclude with
Betsy Baker.
announcements.
County Trustee.

We are authorized to announce THOMAS c.
ORUNK as a candidate for the office of County Trus-
tee for Davidson County at the ensuing March cleo
ton. Feb 1l--tde%
We are authorized to announce P. ". MAXEY as
candidate for the Office of CouRty Trustee, for Da
wilson County, at the ensuing March election.
Feb = tide"
We are authorized to announce Capt. JOHN WILL
SON as a candidate for TRUSTEE of Davidson Coun
ty at the ensuing March election. Feb 5-tde%
We authorized to announce T. n. MCBRIDE,
as a candidate for COUNTY TRUSTEE for davidson
County at the ensuing March election. Jan 2s-td@
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Persons writing to this ofhss to subscribe
20 the Union, or on any other business, should
address their letters to
VIZ. CAMERON q CO., Publishers.
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Grand Ball.

NIB. GOODWIN will give grand bal in honor Of
4fl WashingtOns Dir hday, MOOday eyeeing,
Feb. %, at his room No. 40 College ST. Good music
will be in attendance. Ladies aud gentlemen may
rest assured that the strCtes order will be enforced
Admission, doll,T and fifty cents. Gentlemen
will please bring ladies'. febl61w
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Borrowed, without Leave,

A BOUT two weeks ago, from my stable on the
"A MAJOR Holman place, about one mile North
west Of town, and not yet returned, LIGHT SOR-
Rel HORSE, four years old, with a white spot in
the forehead, and left hind foot white the name
turns the left side, and letter under the
aud in good condition when taken said horse il in
the hands of some officer, (uot below the rank Of
Captain Rebel citizen, or free negro, and will
thank him to return him 10 David HeB derson 3
stable, aud pay for tie use Of him, or leave two
hundred dollars, his value, and within week from
this date. MILES BACON,
feb. I5-lw.$ Sutler % Regt. Tenn Cavalry.
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For CnnsfnhIn

We arc authorized to announce JOHN Z. NEW.
MAN candidate for reelection to the Office Of City
Constable, IA the First Nashville District, at the
ensuing March election. Feb I'D
We are authorized to announce JOHN D. Cow
ER candidate for reelection 70 the Office Of CITY
Constable, in the First Nashville District at the
ensuing March election. FEB I'D
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TO THE S0LDIERSl
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
Tor the .ss ~ Soldier

For the use OF Soldiers.
It is printed in four eslors, rspressns-
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless nnmbeT5 into
Dixie, with drums beating, colors hyin :,
etc. A blank line is left for fhs name offs
Soldier, Company, Regiment and OlHcsrIi
size 18x17. The certificate is enclosed
in . pastebOard tabs, and can be sent %
any part Of the country without injgsg
and shs soldier, after filing up he blank
lines, can put it back in the tubs and 70
mail it 10 his friends, and they viii zoe
it framed and preserve il - . rsmen,-
branoo.
Price 30 cents. Sent By mail, pre-
paid
l. N. RHODES & CO,
81 Union Street. Nashville.
Agents wanted 10 sell the above
lsnI6-Sm
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For Cairo and St. Louis.

TTIHE new land elegant steamer 6ernNz7a n
l. MAMIE BYERS, will leave I lh-ls=.-ztSf
the upper levee for Z afro and st. @l4tlNtiaEssS
LOuis this morning the 10th inst -
at o'clock For freis ht passage apply on tOard.
NJ. J. RUSK, MASTER,
:. 4. SToNEBRAKER, Clerk
fsbI6-lte
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Boarding.

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS LADY can be accom-
"a mOdstsd with good Boarding al No. 70 Cedar
street, between Lac aad Spruce. Also, aeco1mo-
dafious for four or I've single gentlemen.
Feb l2-gtp
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sos Reward,

GTOLEN From my premises, Broad Street +,
- West Nashville, on Friday night last, the
18th inst, one very dark brown mare MULE, neatly
trimmet; two small wind gal s, Ope on each hind
hook, IS hands high five years old last spring The
above reward v II be gwen for the recovery, OF in
f5rmati, so that can get her, CT 20 G. ". Simp-
son, College st. l. K. SPAIN
febl6-lW@
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BOARDING

A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with
n B0AkD In a private family 81 No. q Vine
street, between Church and Broad. Feb lI-Sge
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ID Prln0 Rolled.
" Western Reserve
Dor Eaio b
SCOTT KEEN B CO.,
ssb 40 isPabdo Squa-s, Soufh siisi
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TOthevoters Of Redford Co,,n.

To the voters OfBedfOrd County.
would most respectfully announce myself can
didate for Sheriff Of Bedford county, at the ensuing
March election, and as an unconditional linton man.
1 solicit the suIrages or the voters.
fan. 2s-td.s G. n. JENKINS.
INSTRUMENTATION County.
We ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE JOSEPH
b. THOMPSON as a candidate for reelection to the
ohiOe Of COunty Court Clerk Of Bedford County.
Election, First Saturday in March next. jan IL
Observation-Disclosures County.
We ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE THE
name Of LYCURGUS MCCALL, candidate for
election as Tax Collector for williamson County.
Election first Saturday IN March. jan 22-tds
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WANTED.
500 Wood Choppers

EDAssEs and proteetIon from Impressnent given,
II and ths highest Wages paid. Rati0ns and ell
necessary articles furn shed.
Call Al D WaidmAn 4 Co.'S No. 81 College street,
next door 70 the City Bank.
Feb. ~ IT EERRISS WOLFE
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DRY Pine Lumber.

$4,000 FEET WORKED FLOORING, TO arrive On
steamer ''Jennis Hubs, - End Tor Fale by
FEB l3-n n. r. DlCKEY, Agt.
High a1d Broad sts.
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TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. le. 1864.
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4ystu gdptrtisenttats.

leo cases choice can Pine ATpls,
$50 cases fresh Gan Peaches,
100 cases fTesh Cove o, steTs
so cases Cenccu trated Mix,
1O) cases fresh Can tomatoes,
$50 boxes choice Hamburg ard English Fairy
Cheese,
200 900 Cigars Of the most popular brands,
leo dozen choice assorted JeIIles, pints and half
pints,
500 dozen choice Catswba and Rhine Wine, cts.
and pint5,
ane lot Of new layer and n R. Rais'ns,
sAnd most magnificent assortment Of cut and
plug Tobacco, chewing and smoking.
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singular Religious demonstration.

ruE rEoI EST Ant MONKS or NORWICH.
The Bury and Noyuilh England Post Of a
recent date gives tho following account of the
latest public acts Of the famous Brother Igna.
uob" and bis aJhcront5;--
"On Monday last he monks of Norwich made
pil q image " be celebrated well of 81. WAs.An.
at BaW hufgh, whose waters are supposed 70 nave
wonderful properties. The 'bTethren' with the
whole OF thgir 'regalia in a cab, left Nora ich
quietly uDiil The city was left some distance be-
BIZ d th' m. and then, bayng rOOcd themselves in
gorgeous Ygstments, au aCJyte beariug an i'm
meme brass cross, proceeded singing h. mus ~
their dJttinatiOn. Before each village church
payers were said, aud by the time they rea he'd
the village Of Bswburgh their numuer had in-
crea'ed ~ about seventy iudiydui SIS, and the pro-
c'ssiOn bad an imposing appearance Beuea b a
gorgeous canopy, FlLher lgnatus, who was
clothed in gold and white satin cope, aud sur
rounded by The brethren Of the order, bearing
great variety of banners, and followed BY three
little children, bearing the banner of the
Guardian Angel, proceeded TO the holy we'll
whore, with candles burning, CcnsC:5 swinging
and amid fumes of incense, the superior sang
aloud We praise thee, o, GOd!" the
audience falling on their faces % kiss
the holy enTth, atter which they we're all
sprink ed With the water, singing Sprinkle mv,
q Lord, and shall DC clean, sc. The wall was
then lncensed, and large number Of candles
lighted, and, after short lecture by the Father
yespers were begun aud tho scene was very i'm
posing, and doubtless entertaining % the rustics.
The services concluded, a perfect rush took place
Tor the moss, aud every scrap was torn from the
well. The procession then returned o. Norwich.
lt is understood % be the intention Of tue monks
70 VISIT al The saints reii C5 in tho county"
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A JOINT BEsOLUTIoN PROPOSING GER
4 ts'h hmel dmsnts - the Constitution.
iyts of the G. Donwca th 1f Peursy vania n ,leners
Assembly met, rnat NC following Amendments b. pr y
ance with v pr5TisIons Of . tenth arfico there
There shan b. am additional tsron 20 the hIrd Article
"secuon s. whenever any IF Tho ousHded slsctir5 af
wee, uHdors rcIston from .ho "ft8idoni oC no GlHod
state or by The auhgrty Of tiis Common Esabh 90
b, b wtytns, under sucb rsru'a M q, a6, u- snI bs
n.r,e s '4ca y b" w g 's I hey ferc p-,seu' ct ihef
..uigl ? y or ,blH Do Two ,dJur,u ,s..l.rs 70 .ss
"s, uonF. Ha HnIaHaH 7r ps.t-d D.. the Lrg'.a'ars,
rAp.c'tcd in t0o .i.. ,,sal app opr stou bii..r
rtFimF any p'vo pr puilegef in ary ease who- tho
. 49, tn To- fn. .h gows5., or rpfits"7 ,ha oteh %
aoaarAih."
.....,. HgEPY q yoHVsoV,
7a'ta'. ". Nt lor,d ~ kopro,HntN Ives
oF1Cr %. we srcpET ANY " lHs tcETjN.
WEALTH
dasa@rao, Ao,g IS, lsA
80 81, ..',b, comm 'ha. r. iorcso'rr r. q 1H
- uon ,be Genera 4,,em6i,. sn,nlSd =" 4 J5ist
H'e'iu nh prop'sina crrnin 80 rdU 10 20 CyG8l
tu oo o. 'hs ssm. rauaius on d q Do hio ,6rs
'AH'fh 'ra on me Seer snryt Office N b. a0zgd me
A1J aid Dcar st3'U written.
serroisry " mo .'omu6lusaia.
a. . msrni VI, lrh HCuse at Two quo ssiye srsinns
~ ht o,l,,e. 10 49, A',,m9l w pc ~ na'''1 1gai'9 rg r1-
I'D, plgn gr rel o'gn on ar5i lggtdai gf huepu, u
o. mo HnNiu un and he aut entitled Aa Au, ur8a5rb-
.nll a2prn'ai ana re,ihe0ron nr rejection. ha posa'd
am'ndncnH g. 'le Comet nton, approved ,hc twenty.
,nud dhy ~aFfA one thousand eight hundred ard l,ty
sD2-f4g2 race!or7 ofut 0a1,m5nne,.h
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4 Newsraner TELEGRAPH.

Dickenl AHthe Year RotG,d contains u graphic
account of the manner in which the Daily Tels-
graph, a London cheap paper Of great circulation,
is got up and describes novel appliance OF the
electric telegraph as follows -
Il proceeded 20 a suite Of rooms occupied bv
the sub.edltor and the principal reporters. In
the outcrmOst Of these rooms is arranged the
electric telegraph apparatus, three round disks
with finger stops sticking ont from them like
concerning keys and a needle pointing 10 alpha-
bette letters on the surface Of tho dial. One of
these dlals corresponds with the House of Com
mons, asOtber with Mr.. Reuters telegraph
office, the thiId with The private residence of
the conductor Of my Journal, who is thus
made acquainted with any important news
witch may tran5pira before ne arrives at or
af,r lc leaves the Office. The electric telegraph
an enormous boon to all newspaper men, is egpe-
Cialy ehciicial 20 tnC ;uO-edltOf; b. is lil ha
can place bClOTe tho cypeCtant leader writer The
summary Of the great speech IN q debate, or
the mCmtntous te Cgram which Is to furnish
the thcmO for triumphant Jubilee or yirta,us
Indignation; by It's aid be can make up the
paplr, That Is, sec exactly how much composed
ptutr WEI layC % be LETT Sanding over
Tor the unhling OF Iho bell announces y mes
snge nom che mead ut the reporting s.T in
tue House, 70 The GleCt, House up--lult "A col.
to COME Sometimes, very rarely, wires &c.
crossed, or ohCrwic out of gear, and strange
messages relating 10 ulisdCligered frkins of bug-
ter, or marital excuses for not coming Aome to
dinAer, alTlv az tie office Of my journal. rhe
buD-edltOr has story how, alter having twice
given the signal at The West end Office which Mr.
Reuter- then had, ho received q pathetic remon-
Stance from some evidently recently awakened
Maldtn, Please not to ring again TN ! slio an
my gwTHI'
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~ > ~ ,'AlI.L - isgAN
9.itgpl J. no -c'e.. and Common Councils Of no City
1ta' th' Aa,T !, nc,oby authorized to borrow at not
ol ore IIio ms 10 provide for to erection esisn
sion, anu coms't Of BlIldnrs for school purposes 10
ret. not g. "NC 'd he ate Q! ~, PER 9sntum per A1ul,
shs lr pad NON H.cry. on the lr't days of JaEuary
Tie nrHrip.i IN. ID loan sash o. ply10le ara pold
az &C. eNirrti"' thr;y yrirs & on lhe dl.o u rnC
SAME aud D. lg wlthout the consent OF tue hII lea,
tueruui ard trt lc,es thrr. or, m he sla f.1 cf
tn, .,!l-- .,,' g. - Loan, s1all be- issred 90 snrn
nor1' pIf ' Dl" h.udred dollars, or,it regplrei ir
sh. b, ,,E'r .gI eer'idca'es NJ. tGo said l,tr
tn gi mn, anrd and he interest thCseoG payaba
Srru.u2. a. .a0m orsad loan shau beappr5uria.sJ.
dlsu.u 81. anr pp' TONED for the purposes luJ Ia
nu ut- .uLl tu wit
ltuIlpr. ..v.r., school scct'an nilc hundred and
lrst ..r,. ~ tnnuu d lonlrs;
Seen. ~','HI Do. IS i've m ~ and d9usT4i
F.mu -,,t"' Girii,-Gye 'honi.n dorlr..
tint S,n'o,, AN2 4ousHnd dollar
Ee'elth N' eliol, hdy-ihee thouaau dollars;
kI3th ,,, sec.i9n 1iS tigh. ta9nsa9i doAars
Tenth Section twenty five thousand d1lilrs;
dollars
1Wehh Section. thlrt -flur thousand duIlrs:
lhT elth section, thlrty-d DO thousand Isnar8;
Euurtgeuth section my thousand dplir.,
finunnl section, twenty five thousand dl.1rsi
sixteenth section, twenty upu.ayi dpNa.s:
,tth aarlor, i.rt1r I'VE ".'nud lHlHrsi
Ei-H eont fcc. .on, Thirty five h'u.lod d.lH#i
Nm'ie.nll sec ion, twenty mou,snd doars'
dWenueth Seenun se'C.} ite fl"u,. uu do1a.si
IWcIfy-1rst section. twenty thousand uulWa;
Twenty second on, eleven rnpHsapj dau.rs
lWeny y ttrd SECTION t0u teen thousand l.larS,
INeItl fourth section. hiAty-tllt thousand drlHrsi
Twenty fuh section twenty three thUu. and dIH1.ai
IWenly nly-siZth Section, tive. thousand dOltr5.
lien .. To- reimburse the CiU Treasury, Tor app-1pgl-
tons already made char cable % this loan, iOrly--ao
thousand nine Luud ed aud eight d1llars.
Item For oontrgences fifteen thousand tye hundred
aud ninety two dollars
SECTION 3. whenever any loan snail De made by virtue
horCuf there shan be by force 81 this ordinance, annually
appropriated of the income of the corporate eiUte,
tOu Ile -td lN taxation. EAftiUle
tlc interest said certificates; and the turgr of
ieeteutbs OF ore per conum on the par value OF such
certificates shall he Appropriated quarterly out OF said
inc me and taxes 10 sinking fund which fund ana its
accumulation hereby specially pcdpcu Tor the redomp
a. IA NAV tnfl "A rn nrt
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NoArn, NORTHWEST, 4SD THE cANADAs.

PNSSINGER TRAINS
I,aNc tNr CCrrany's depot, NJ TIIRTEENrH and
MORNING MAU.
, A. ~. A. M2 i2r he1ang Lebanon, Erhrats, LitE,
Sn.Ma5S' HtIlspnrE' louisville pnejroye, Iainaqua,
IH.uo, N'tA.o tr M...elhFtle ftstop, York, Car6o,
Tho tlain c5.uectl at hEipiNG with Fast Psnn-ylva
ma h5liytl ans Tor Allentown &c, the Reading and
Nta ,r iii, isrl a1r Sq ,SSanIF Se az P5RT IT
LNIoN Niil tH ise1 Railroad trsHs ior Wutesbrre,
hi It. vita 'S'ltggl ,sUIAl," Cumberland Valey,'
'"I ~ .'S iH and ~. t...iHrt' trains for Norlhum
AfrETEo0V ENPRESS = &c
s",, '.a l.!1 Z &c., ,io z w. .or EslaIaE Poti,
.r w.' r.Ha- l,.i r",auN N1irosd trains III Pitts
SuHa hr.'Hd Eelr', sc ana at F,r ylintGn with
S4,.'I.." ."'Io"a .fara "r Milton, Wiliamsport. IL
Gl1paG a.cumN1DAuoN.
,." '..'o..t.t 'y' 49, a. d s'p!-gat all way 'a-
90. igg4. .i.rhii. a',Or,U.i arrives in
.. G1Hs IE .... |, cave Harrisburg at A.'I.. and
D. ..' b. n Ne. n ling - tlA1de.pAI at -
sl.r. Il" A~m.a.n.. 0ni i,il. ;r'5Iaat7 p.li.
,.'' ...t.' " O. fa'.e .e1g'f c. ats byt, leave
a,' Net..H. "t l', Hy r %. Downing wa ay l2'JuP.
~ ,E'i laaa'.'4 .ni Ul "1y .ou'.
-an.t 'r..rs s,aa.c r..ty'ur a'5.5A. 81 .,nJ PAla.
ol,sr" rAUm rArnoAp.
N.''. 20, ,D'N .ii a.u. y AM ii'ormgda,e pu!gls
.." naH a.m HoEmnss.Nn GO so a. NJ, AID l1H5
NE" Io.u, tt1lu SIS ron TrTsByrG AND rHE
gs.' mi rH1"o-a. No. hif-. bury win Pennsylvania
aT, .a l.sDrp. lran leaves iIsrrbn-u Oh, arrival y
passing Ees amy at 81 A. NJ md afriyins 81 Now i5rg
aL 1915 =, 81, Sleeping Cars accompany thca0 lraMs
through between jersey CITY and Psoirg without change
Nal. trains for Kew lofa leave Hsrris5urg At a, a.
and F. M MAJ trains for HsrrisbuTg leave New York
81 Itl IKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains Leave futtsNhe ~ 10 A. NJ. and $50 j. g.
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'n''hrE hAA'a DlItN-t Cos We irarl
..h. '"i'us' Daniel A.or.a5 Heuns Grgaii.D.
g .'' '5 .''.h I-A-"t A.N'.a i.mily Ol
"a4'' tIed yesterday 60 t'ua....i, oi wound
Jog. N'a at MO battle nt haug7.w Nom sin.
I'A-l " '.oH NI wounded "Nii. cllr-inE
llt t,.-.N lhs. lle B. tlg .yu.l af :la Neguoh
'"AIy "h" h.Fc 'eHH aiI'aJ SING. 'a. rH.f'9l
'-'ht 'tl-. D 4g4 tAtaa sHn -aHd what H most
ANau.-lg y. have been liked o.. a.si in .he
"'A'l ol'ui5.
nEaIIs IN TI l.,.Ut.,gl AE,tY.-rbe
number gl deaths IN sag Confederate army rp-
ported 90 tle Second AUDITORS Office AZ Rich
nondi mp TO the 3Ist CfDcpCubrr 1865. is - .8lj.
distributed 1mgng The states as follows -
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AN ORDINANCE

TO AUTHORIZE An ADDITIONAL LOAN
TO MEET TIE EXPENsES INCIDENT 10 THE
PtsEB.
seeucn The Select and Common Councils Of tho City
Of Philadelphia do Orap, That the Mayor IS hereby a
thOTEed 20 borrow MOI less than par the credit
tb6 OTpnfston such mOney DO reluiTcd
By tie Cry Treasurer, from tins 70 time to provide for
The lam lies OF volunteers from the City or PhuId4ph IA
the Sc wee q Tint states ami tha defense ot lie
city, exceeding the whole the SUM Of ye nan ired
Thousand dnHfs; WI hich interest exceed the rae
ci tN De cent per annuD shA be paid half yeuriy on
Treasurer.
The wincpa Of tn said loan shan he pivabla and rsd
lt tie expiration ry years the date uf tIc eace
hHt rot leTe "N.Dut he consent Of hulurs
ctrtcat' heTeflr In the usua form such certIca,es
Iity LIAs shall b. ataoun as c lsnlas
may require, brt not frOctt part ut 300 az
Ie uir,d, In amguus OF Ave hundred or one tbonssnd
dol nrs ami shn DE pressed In said corhgalos lat
shd al therein menlio' ed aud the interest tNere'f
6Ic r.. uhlO nee hon ali taxes.
hCUt On ?. RheuyY gy IoHn shall be made By yi.tae
ncicoi there shall be- BY Of this ordinance Rnnu-
~ apfOpated out ~ IN" income Of the
and trpm the sum raised by taxation sunls mt to
pay he interest said Cethcaes and tAe further surl
Of ihreetenths O !cT centum tbe par value u suc
aes issued shah Apurop tatcd Quar.arly Ou
OF he n1Ouie amt taxes slnking fund, winch uud
and IT. accuHulRtpus, are hereby espechy pedAgd for
the redemption ana payment Of sad ctTtincaIes
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CLERKs OFFICE, COMMON CoUNcIL.-

n IN1lI
y Philadelphia, July 3, is}i
In accordance with resolution adOp ell bV tG Common
Coz neil Of the City Philadelphia Thursday The 3Oth
day CfJune, 1874 tie annex ed bil entitled
"AE ORDISANCE
TO AUTHORIZE An ADDITIONAL LOAN TO MEET
THE EXPENSES INCIbENT TO THF DFrGNsR
or The CITY, AND TOR OTHER PURPOSES"
Is hereby published inr public information.
WMF sMALl
Clerk of Common Council
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FRIDAY, JULY q, 1864.
: liARK J FR0N rAE IoNBs.'

A correspondents favors ne wish tno followlu,
various extract, Witch as Do saws, "se9ms Ike
proBhelie 10. ewafning 30 Nrgininns OF that oAi
Ann Ihie, OF the awful results Of ho ligoront hos
Als1 against tho Uni "a Of the S atss Uuder 81.
fedsral copstii1ti1n" TbA poem was uul ~
ound Yolu1ie of gu.rta >te, p1oli,heI 49, ..l ~"
Haven, hy J. Meigs 10 l1sS. oonlsiniek h'5le,t-
Ing mi.o llsnoOus matter, and mo PopNcA' new
cf that period
IRON toe Ne, H.ysa oassiis, My %, l7ssl
roEs,
Addresses 70 Hs peoDle et Ilrci1'o 30 Ne'e fsa-'
il1y, l75s.
isFaiY yjrginia ever dear,
See arrived th' Important year
SybIa the snuual soog pay
Tfuth inspires the patriot lay
Rakel-TOo long Thy sons ulys dr9pnd.
Where's the sister State that bebm5d
1srer 10 the dawu Of fame,
Glowing with pure fame
Shall tho ancient wrea'hs you gand
By thy latter deeds be stained
Shan not Federal conduct crown
All thy ACTS Of old rsnOwn
C1li0rs into ruin hutl'd,
Shall tyr ug grasp q world
o. s6ah sc5tGto UniO1s grow
Endless source Of ioSr and too6f
Or n anarchy cnsue,
who bSs wofe 20 lose than YouT
-Sball 20 bare y sell the boon
BCugbt wi b 30 much blood ~ soon
Oh The muse would tell
How our heroes fought aud 10 T.
ShAll our empTos shOrt.hged reign
Prove they fought and bled in vain
sBlest Yirgipians, sum the cost
Shall the price Of blOJd be Cst
Lost the blessings ye possess,
Freedom and The power 20 blessi
Yours are p gnted plains aud farms,
Nslitys fair 10 rural charms;
Lovely girls and praltling boys,
All the bliss Of home born Joys;
When the soothing voice lnyi,ei
6AeAts 70 hOgpitahe rites
Yours the illimliable waste,
FiOW'ry 1neads and valleys vast;
Your sIupendous cllls that rise
Bosoml high IN aepcy skiss
Yours the Alcghenean bills,
SpontiDg fortb their Numerous rlAs.'
-Liss ye, how from many shore
Disia0t sons OF ocean roar;
Rivers broad 70 you belong,
Yet 10 run in deathess song
Fair Ohio gently rOves,
Through the sweet ArasiAu groves;
RappahsnnOck (souuding namo)
And fluUana iow 10 fame;
POwhaiRn superbly rolls;
Great Potomac void of shO1ls
hisslssippIs waves viii gain,
Spite OF fraud, for you, the main;
haTyesis, by your fields supplied,
Then may float on every tide"
"Go, thou miscreant from whose tongns
Accents of disunion rung;
At the shrine OF self, in les
Every blessing sacrifice
Bid the Hndling beacons far,
Light the realms Of civil war
Bid the drums obstrsp rous sound
Rumbling run along the ground
IBID the trumpet sing 70 aFtnst
Swell tie cannon 3 dread alarms;
Wake the clang'of steel sgain;
Purple evry food and pain;
Make thersick ming harvo Hs die;
Burning cities scUrch the sky;
Heaven for this shall on ghy head
Chosen bolts Of vengeance she'd"
Alexandria, January 10, l7ss."-N y. Posi-.