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The national 0uarterIr RerIen.

The National Quarterly Review for
September came to hand few days
since, but we have delayed noticing it
that we might have an opportunity to
carefully peruse it contents. The first
article is devoted to chemistry, its
origin, and uses; and certainly no sub
iect of equal Importance ever engrossed
the pen. 1t is handled with great
ability, and the increased interest in
chemical experiments, will cause al
most every student to secure the cur
rent number of the Review Another
article on the new philosophy of Woo,
doubtless written by the editor, Dr.
SEARS, is invaluable, as a synopsis of
the views of the great apostle and pion-
eer of the Theory of Unity, to which the
great mass of modern thinkers now
adhere
An excellent paper on Queen Euz,
ABETH and her Courters, and another
on william PITr, will. attract the lover
of biography, and the article on Col
lege commandments should be in the
hands of every student in our various
institutions of learning
DR.. SEARS possesses the faculty of
rendering his work both popular and
profound In it the lover of abstract
philosophy, the student of physical
sciences, and the reader of polite liter
AZURE, can find ample matter for graft
6cation and Improvement
The Review is published at 81 per
year and 81 Is per single copy. Ad-
dress EDWARD J. SEARS, No - Bible
House, New York
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The London Times ReIoIeelh.

The London Times is in high glee
over the declaration of the Chicago
Convention that the war is a failure,
and speaking of the proposal for Con-
vention of the States, asks in the event
one is called, viii the South enter the
Convention of the States ,cithom Stp-
uLat;on oppressed or rcserusd, for the reeog-
milton Of its national ipdCPendenoey 1t
seems almost impossible to think so;
for, in that case the South would be
simply surrendering all it has fought
for at the very moment when success
appeared most sure. On condition Of
re-entering the Union the Confederates
might have dictated their own terms in
the very first year Of the war !.
If the Confederates refused such terms
when threatened with the untried
power Of the North, how can they ac-
cept them when, by the confession of
the Northerners themselves, that power
has been tried in vain2 The Federals
have failed in their endeavors to coerce
the Confederates into reunion, and they
haze acknowledged their failure The Con-
federates have heroically fought for
their national independence, and have
proved their ability to maintain it. On
what grounds, therefore, or with what
expectations of success can they now
be asked to yield what they have been
fighting for, to the very men who have
been unable to wrest it from them p
The great mistake of the Times is in
surprising that the Chicago Convention
is she voice of the people. Time, and
q very little time, too, will suffice to
convince the Times of its error on this
point; will serve 20 convince it that the
declaration was only responded to by
a minority which will be so terribly
beaten at the polls that it viii lose its
significance; lose even the power to do
mischief
The reelection of LINCOLN is certain;
it is now beyond a contingency; and
with the hope of a copperhead success
will pass away the hopes of the rebels.
In the meantime, the military power of
the rebellion is dwindling away and
that crushed, the road to the reestab-
lishment of the authority Of the nation
over the entire country, will besmooth.
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NASHVILLE. Trxx. Oct 6. 1854

Editors Of fte NasbvH, Uaioa
As voter of the Buckeye State, as
one of Uncle Sans soldiers, / wish 10
enquire, through your columns, if any
arrangements have been made by which
the Buckeye boys in and near Nashville
can record their votes for the candi-
dates they prefer, which, nine out OF
ten, viii be for the Union nominees,
you bet Please answer tomorrow
50 we may know what 70 10, and oblige
an Ex BOoKEYE ELEcToR
ANsvER-Mr JAS. SAxDs, and other
agents of Ohio, passed through here,
for the front some time since, and left
the necessary blanks, &c, in this city,
for the use of soldiers here; with whom
they were left, we do not know We
hope those who have charge Of the mat
ter viii let it be known through the
columns of the Union, before next
Tuesday.
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ty. We are confident that the present
status cannot be long maintained by
LEE; and when he commences TO re-
treat, and his lines are broken, the
work Of destroying his army will be
speedily accomplished
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SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF VENDI EXPONAS
ID to noe rected. and delivered, from the Honor.
able Chancery Court Of Davidson county, Tennes
see, Al rs " y Term 1864, will expose to pablo
sale, 20 tn highest bidder, for cash the Court
HOus ward ia the city Of Nashville on Saturday
the 23th day OF October 1871 81 the right ttle
Ella M, Interest and estate which West II Hum
phreys tn. n had, or May have since acquired, ia
and TO the following described property 10 Wit A
tract Of Laod in Davidson county, Tennessee, and
on the west side OF Rains Avenue containing 6
a-res and IA poles and icing lot No. D., according
to the plan Of the Ursula Rains Lands as laid down
Page GA, Minute Book +. Cfthe Chanccry Court
at Nashville and be Dg the same land bought by
W. III. Humphreys 81 q sale made Of said lands by
the Clerk and Master on the ID Of January, 1857.
Also tract Of Land lying in county and State.
con'ainng by estim ton - acres and d poles and
bounded - follows: Beginning in the centre Of
BfoHn's Greek, where Susan Quimhy's Borth
boundary Hne crosses the same rum ing thence
ives with the line OF the land Belonging to Masseys
heirs, % poles ~ the eastern side Of the centre
avenue, thence south ~ west along said avenue,
b pOes 10 tee a euue running 10 Browns Greek,
thence along the north edge II the same south,
east Il - poles to the centre OF Browns Geek
thence slong the centre Of said creek TO the begin
ming, and levied upon as the property Of West II.
Humphreys % SATISFY q Judgment renfeTedin favor
John T.. Gleavc-, g. a., against ". II. Hum
phreys, james i Stun1er-, 10. W. Hhor on and i.
K. Rains. JAMES N. HINTON. Sheriff,
oct6- BY THO5 HOB~ON, u. sh'T.
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ErecalIre CommIltee for lhe sIale.

Ter E'a5t Ttancssec --S&MUEI r ROGERS,
Knox Coz r X BYRD, Roane: Oh w @
BRowEIow, Knox; Hov D S PATTERSON,
Greene: PERrz DpKEsoS, Knox.
For8fiddie 76nneo'ee-HoS NJ M BRT-
~. Davidson; LEWIS TnIMAN, Bedford
Az S LINDSEY, Davidson WILLIAM
SrEScE. Rutherford; JOS S FowLER, Da-
wilson
Far Wet Ten,iessec-J E MEERYMAN,
Shelby; w K Hail. Weakley } b
BNcHAw, Shelby ALvIx HASKISs, Shell
by; DAVID A NUM-, Haywood.
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WANTED.

INFORMATION AS TO The WHEREABOUTS
! Of Sarah Farmer. Abraham Farmer, Conrad Far
ner and Mary Dodd Any person knowing OF such
persons living in Nashville or vicinity will be lber-
ally rewarded by addressing a letter to tee under
signed iniormin him Of the same. Address
JAMES Farmer,
Oct4-3S lafayette, Ind.
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SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF SALE TO Me
ID directed and delivered from the Honorable
Chancery Court Of Davidson comfy. Ieune-Eee, at
is May Tenn 1854 will expose t0 pu he sale 70 the
Brightest oder, for cash, al the Court House ysrl in
!he city cf Nashville, on Saturday, the zeth day
October, ls64, all the right, title caiin interest d
estate which West b. Humphreys hen had, or may
have since acquired, in and 10 the following pro-
perry, 70 wit i: A tract Of and 10 Davidson county
Tennessee, and on The west side o. Rains Aveune,
Containing acres and l44 poles, and herg Lot No.
sccOr ing TO the plan OF the Ursula Rsins Lands
as laid down on page ga Minute Book f, OF the
Chan cry COUTt AZ nashville, and being the same
land bought by WestH. Humphreys at a sale made
OF said izn4s by the Clerk and Mater, on the "a
day Of Jaauary, is5T. Also tract OF land lying 10
same county and State, contmung by estTna. ion l.
acres and A. poles, and bounded az follows Begin
ming Ia the centre Of BreWns freei- where EtiSaa
Quinaby's north bounuary lue crosses tee sane,
running thence west Witl the line u ths land b.
longing 70 Massey's heirs, % poles % the eastern
side Of the centre avenue, thence south IL west
slong said avenue - piles, % The avenue nm
ning 20 Browns Creek. thence along the north
edge 81 the same south So east So poles % the
centre OF Browns Greek, thence along the GENRE
OF said creek 10 the beznuing. Sale made BY order
81 the Chancery Court 81 Nashville n the csc ~ JnJ
f. 54leayes, & 4 n, aga us: ". il. Humphreys, j.
+. Founders and i. X. RfIus.
JAMES 81. HINTON, Eher t.
octG- By Tho UJfDS q. Sn O.
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Sheriff Sale.

ny VIRTgE OF A WRIT OF II IA. TO BE
/ } directed und delivered from the Honorable
(9lsucesy Cours ~ Davidson cGunfy, Tennessee, az
is May TERM 1865 VII cspose O. prilie zais %
the highest bidder Tor each, 90 fe Court House ysri
in the eity or Ma hyIlle, 90 eIfCrdty tie f+h daf
Ort8ter lef4 al the night uile ciiIn. interest and
estate shieh J. II. Austin thsu had Or may rave
since acquired in and 90 the Following described
trfCt uf Land, ~ VII in rso 6ih Civi District 10
Davidson county Tennessee. and rontainllg 1a1
sores more or less, snd bounded a. ION VS. on the
north BY The lards - Gut-r., GA the south ~
the lands o. Jesse Boa MS heirs on the eat by The
lands Of Mr. WRIGHT, on the Uest - the lands %
J. J. Young. and levied upon g. the properly - j.
II. Austin % satisfy judgment rendered ID favor
of john +. Giesve-. q. g d., sgainst samuel HIM
b. and j. II Austin.
jas n HINTON. Eher n.
oct6- IS Tues H8BsUN D. Shf
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SIS Reward.

I OsT. on THE 2D OR ID INST, A CAPITA ms
i Commission. Discharge pape-, and bill Of eE-
penses for recruiting Company ard ira sportatifn
10 Knoxville. The finder will be paid the shove
reward upon delivering the papers to JonS ALES.
CAMPBELL ct No. 81 Cherry street, south Of Broad
oct7-iwa THOMAS STEPHENS
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r e M OV AL.

V1OM. PARRISH & p. CHEkTHAM HAVE RI
moved th.lr Barrier shoe rom A. Cherry stree,
- - Summer street undef the New Theatre,
where they are fiiiag up q neat and iaeiy shop,
SECOND % none in TIE citv. Their oil customers
will hcsr this in mind; and til-y earnestly solicit
tle patronage u IS Inauy nov ones as sre disposed
% give them call. They Wii commence basiness
ln their rev -lop saturday morrng next sih
mss Private eups for an gentlemen desiring them
o. s-lWs
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Ii retr ne from the above firm, 7 take this
meth q Of returning my thsnks 20 the public for
the very liberal patronage extended them, and 20
lioit continuance Of the same 70 my IA partner
oatEg a RILTJN CCCERIl l..
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DoyaI Havana Lottery - SEVENTY
IL, I've per cent. prev iun pad for prizes infor-
marion furnished the highest rates paid for doub
10 ms, SUD all kin rs Of gold and silver.
TAYLOR & Co,
oct6-lws Bankers No. 10 Waii-st.
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DISSOLUTION.

VlHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ing under the firm style q HIcKNAN Cock
HILL j. this day dissolved by mutual consent james
Hickman ASSUMES al liabilities Of the concern,
and IS alODo au hofzei TO use the nsnne Of the
Firm IN clio ing tae business % the late Firm.
JAMES HICKMAN,
oct. 2. 1874 MILTON CUCKRlLL
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Voucher Lost.

DETwFEN Eight O'CLOCK. a. n. AID
ID twn o'cloC K. r. NJ, YESTERDAY r. Voucher was
Ion ~ the unasrzigaed calling f0r SI4s will
give ten t0iius % any one finding said Voucher
and leaving i a this Office.
octt-2ts Eli hlLLl0Ahs-
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500 Reward.

ctToLFN AT ANDERsONs STATION, TENN,
- on the night Of the 9Th, a black Horse. five
years old, with one white hind foot quarter crack
on righ- fore foot; Roman nose; PAGES ard trots
fast The above reward viii be paid for the return
Of the animal TO the undersigned, aud no questions
asked. Any pesson seizBg the horse a ID returning
e will also receive the reward. ..-
o.t7-lwa CHARLES SANFJRD.
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g4a5hrille Mni0tl.
III. CAMERON 4 CO., Publishers.

~ Persons i0ritiac 70 tbs Office to sab
c~i6e for The Union, or on any ether bs1sinsss,
ssozid address their letters to
WV. CAMERON & CO., Publishers.
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Principal Oaics and Ware B00,ns, Nc. ~
Church Street, Nashville, Tenleteos.
Branch houses at MurfEess50ro', Tullaho-
ma, Wartrsce, Sheibyvlllo, ChattsnoOga
and Stevenson, Aisbema-
81 All communications promptly an
sHered.
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Al OHIO OFFICERS. SOLDIERS, AND GOV
a ernElent EMPLOYEES are requested q meet
ths evening, 10 prepare for the coming Election.
octT-l.
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Those wishing 30 gss go5d bargains would
do we'll 10 give "a q call, Or send n thsir
orders
n. RHODES 4 CO.,
81 UBion street..
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The Books Of Troy Morgan & Co. can be found at
the above est9bl slnent, whore Mc7srs John
White. A. moor-s and X. Cooke, Will attend
TO The settlement Of their Business
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ELECTORAL TICKET.


HORACE MAYNARD, Of Knox
WILLIAM II. WISENER, of Bedford
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Refugees!

You should enlist in this Regiment, thereby osca.
ping the draft in your own State.
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Government Employees!

ONE HUNDRED MEN WANTED IMMEDI.
! J AIELY, % GIL up the ICth Tom CavalrY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-21

For sxpsssss Of tAs tozrd q vEsfssrs, fssr thoa-
send dailzrs.
Fer fsraxs Ssr artillery and e.xsIry horsss eight
theuaAnz six haaarsd Asd forty dollars
Fer supplying horses for artillery and cavalry
sxsreiss, ems tkouz=nd dollars
Ksr FsP4iEs e Oscars 4aArtsrs. ons thc9sAnd
hss handrsd 4sllArs-
For t.sssss AID basseriss fsr arsfiissy sxsEsiss.
Fer furniturs for hospital FIR cadets, incl sainx
nxsd Szsa-tuss. hos and cold water bath AppAE
t1s and waaa< eiOssss. eas fhsasAnA dollars.
FER a:'szsl repairs 81 ga Pip~s szd Tstorss. enc
For war@iag app=z.tus fos barracks. sf.sa
ih1zsan& collars.
For rsbaildlnx public wharf sna sp~ussx an.
Iroseh to ths sans frS1 the sssth. an thssszad
cellars.
See 2 As.f b u srsk4r szassss, That the thsrfv.
sfth seet3en Of the zst snfitl 4 saAa AL far "a
rollisg AID calling eut tie nstiunAI fsrx~s, @na
for other purposes. approved March fhFe<, eixh-
bs dsemei hereafter TO prohibit the payment 10
snissted nsn sasployed ~ the Military Ac1Aeny
Of ths sxfrz-1afy pay hsTefofoFs aE1sWsa By lAW
% snfizfsd mes whsn smp8sye1 AZ labor fgr act
lsss than ten DAYS eoutIn ualy.
Sec ). fm1 - = ssssfser esa<fea. fhat fEoul and
sfs=r the arss day q July. eigkssen huneEed and
SIXTY -thr<s the AnnsAl pay 81 cadets the Mil
tzry AeadeEy II Wess Peiat shall BE the sans
thss allowed 10 haidshipnes 81 tbs NAVAL AeaS.-
my, and ths amount ae0essary far that PaFps--s i
Sec q. zns Be- q fay4ker slssesed. That cadets
Eusd arneiant ~ EHy ex4mfaafioa shall n1t b.
eoBtiuued - the Military Aeaa~zy. er - rs-ag,-
pointed sxcspt gpof the reeoame naatfoa o. the
AeaA<mie BGhra
Sec. ). Asa D. Ysrtker ease's,s. That ne part 81
the noney serrby aPpFupriztsd skAit BE- applied to
the sappsrt or pay q ssy c&fsts hsre4aer sp-
peintad nss In cunfoxmity vita the expreas pro-
sa.iSns Of l.w regulating aPpossi1asais sfes'isfs
Approved, April I. fset
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iron. calro.

cnRo, April l9.~-ren more sounded
from Fort PilIow. picked up lev days
since from hiding places where they lad
been suffering since the battle, we're
brought up to Mound Ct , Hospital to-
day. ~ a
Gderillas made RAID recently on the
cotton plantation, Tensas, forty niles be-
low Vieksburg They captured large
number Of mules and negroes, and car
ried of w. r Allison, of Nation, Ill
After getting to safe distance they com
PEELED the negroes to dig his grave and
then shot him, aud made them bury
him. This statement is derived from
The Superintendent Of the plantation, Who
arrived here, and can be relied upon.
The guerrillas along the river have de-
termiued that the abandoned plantations
shall not be worked by Northern men.
The steamer Eclipse, from Cincinnati,
reports seeing about 200 guerillas at
Hurricane Islsud, about 40 miles abo, q
Smithlsnd, where she was fred into,
They also Cred into the Liberty, opposite
Shsvneetown, III. No damage in either
case
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$50 LOTS AT AUCTION.
GOOD HOUSES for SALE.
ALVAH JOHNSON


WILL sRLL Ar PUBLIC AUCTION AT
SATURDAY, the S9th 81 April, isdt, the follow
iss very desirable property, VIA
Lot IS In block .. In Coo lssll's Addition.
Lots aud In Block ), in ssoo1sslrs Addition
lots to a., inclusive, In Blscs =, Ia Ge9dssl's
Addition.
Lots to as. inclusive. Block ). oooasens
Addition.
Lots to aud a to IS, Inclusive, Block y,
Goodsells Addition.
Lots ), aud S. In Block l, Psrret's Addition
lots l, and 5, IN Block q. Parrots Addition.
Lots and 2. Block :, fsrret's Addition.
Lets aRd c, hloeS q southern fularEement.
Lots ~ and Is. Bleck 10, southern 4
North asst quarter. Lot sef. Dohstiaa Enlarge
ment On Main street
Lot liz. Donation Enlargement. - hy 10 Ept,
corner Of Vine and Fourth Streeis
Lot = Block IL, Northeastern Enlargement
Lot "a, Block /, Crescent Enlar ,te1asnt. on
Ninth. between Sycamore aud Main streets. With
q two story Frame House, Stable, &c.
Parts OF Lots y, = and =, Block I, Crescent
Enlargement. ffontiuE ca Ntue Street, and hAv-
ing three enc story Frame uoases
lots and 2 in aloek "a. in Stoekwelrs In
Lot IL. Block -. Eastern Enlargement, with a
two-story house, double tenements.
I.et = ia Block I, Northern Enlargement.
Lot 3 IN cut Lotf, Upper EnlSrgsmsnt. en- Gum
STREET with a one story Brick Hease. &c
Let s, B;ock s.. ia I.Aaas>co, goed Brink House.
Lot S. in Bloek -, Lauasse-s large Brick
I House. kc.
Let y. in Block "a. Lsnasco-with hsase on.
| Lots 5. aud :, Block 81 kAstern Enlargement
/ two stefy breek honse. &C. on SevSnth between
| Vine and Sycamore STREETS.
Lot 8, in Block -, Lamasco, two story TRANS
hoHse and a tyso story brick, double tenesnent-
Lot - ast half OF IS, in Black u. lamsseo.
Lot Is, Block 50. Easseru Enlargement, ccrues
% Losnst and Eighth streets, with dive ling %
SAME.
lots Il aud u. in Block ., Northeastern In
lArseneni, With dwelling house on No. Il
fhe above Lots afe all On high ground and EN-.
brace soaae Of the ksndsomest nj mast desirable
building Lots 10 the city, This il = chane, Ion.
sought hat seldom offered 70 the eiIxens 81 Ivan =
! Vile. There sre Lots Of all sises A MAI ~ ~,
SAME can be seen AZ ny otises, and L VII tai,
pleasure in showing The property Al all tin,s~-
Others wishing 10 sell can have their prop~rt,
inserted In this list.
TERMS-0n most e she shove property On.
! third cash, une-shird IN nine and cne-thina i,
, eighteen months, the purchasers giviog note
secursd by mortgage on the premises.
have other city property Nhich an re4Gsstc
10 sell Al private sale Also q variety Of Lands
+ WsrrieS, NanfisFsarzh aAd Posey COanties, an
IN Kentucky I dSsire also 80 purchase one /,
tive nrst class residences ca First, Seconsf
Third strest. above Main.
ALvAH JOHNSON.
aRl3 Real Estate AgeHt, Esaasxilla.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.


Correspondenee Between IadAtna
C0pperneads nna the Rebels.
rFroza the washingtoa Corrsspondeaes Of ths Ga
eiaHasi Gazssis
WAxHrSGrox, April I9.-u will Be re-
mem6ered that General GAEeld in tho
course Of his speech in reply to Long,
referred 10 letters obtained BY Rose
Grams spies, from prominent Indiana
Democrats one Of them. BIZ Long, a
member Of Congress 70 J C. Breckenridge,
written shortly before the battle Of Chic
amasga. At the time Holman and
other Democrats we're very noisy in de-
handing the name, General Garfield
produced the letters to-day and made a
very decided Huitering in the Democratic
ranks thereby The following are copies:
aRocKHiLL, ISD, Jelly II, 1863.
s. lkojor- General John C. BrecEinridqs
spEAE SIR. take great pleasure in
accommodating 10 your favorable &C
quaintance the bearer, Mr. Rankins. OF
Greencastle, in this State. Mr.. Rankins
wishes to visit the South, and not ne sub
jected to any danger from trial Mr.
Rankins was connected with the Union
army for some months, as QuArtermaster
Of the l0sh regiment of Indiana yoIun-
teers, but resigned Immediately after the
evacuation Of corintb, Miss, BIZ your
forces, and has had no sympathy or con
neetioa with the army since. Any duty
that be may agree TO perform. You maY
rely upon il that il will faithfully be done.
Any favor shown him will be reciprocal
ed BY me whenever any opportunity offersl
II an, General, yours with much re-
spect. [Signed, @JoHs O. DAVIS"
"GREExeasrLE, IxD., July /, 1863
"DEAR SiR--I take this method Of in
Producing TO Jour favorable attention
Mr.. Oliver Rankin, resident Of this
place. Mr. Rankin wishes 70 enter the
service of the South 10 some cspacity, so
that be can be OF some assistance TO your
cause. eau safely recommend him to
you as an energetic and faithful man, IN
any capacity you may place him, and |
kaow be can be valuable assistance 10
you. Mr. Rankin was for some time
connected wiih the Union army, but be-
came disgusted with the party in power,
and resigned in consequence thereof
Any favor shown BIN will, am satisfied,
never be betrayed
II am, General, very respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
Signedl ID II. EcELEs.
TO Gen. John C. Breckinridge, c. sA."
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COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Markets.

CfNcEsSATI, April Bpm.
FLOUR ARA under the ness fron New York,
and bayers are 10 the market at s. 2easG ~ sor
sursFaas. bus holAsTs withdrew. sRd asked g. IS
as o..
WHEAT armsr &nd good demand. Red advanced
iron 81 SsNesi q, and White 81 soasl -.
CORN grresatAr: skeIisd IN better demand from
government contractors, and sSld At 81 o6asi Gs !:
Ear dull at 81 oo9si u.
OATS advanced to sse, aud good demand.
WHISKY greatly unsettled. and 81 OF offered
81 1881 IS asked. A s@All lot vas disposed Of
81 81 %.
Provisions qaist bnt hrm for Bscon aud
Bulk meats; Acss Pork and Lard dali. asd prizes
noasinsl sugar-cured Hams aisAne a to Issse-
GROCERIES ARA ssd in god ds1Iznd foF SUI
gar, bat net mush doing in Cofss.
GoLn e5s5ss, SILVER s4sss.