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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-19

ARRIvAL o. VETERANS. ON Fiiisy
evening the z0tAand 18th Indiana Reg
imeEts arrived from Tnd.anapolis, and
have been in Barracks No .. near the
Chattanooga Depot since theirarrivaL
These gallant regiments have rein-
listed and have been home on lu.loueh.
and are now rctu-n.ns t. ihe field
The 10th, commando 10y CO. J. ~.
Blake, has received over 800 recruits
while at home, aud goes out the strong
regiment ia the service
They leave to-day for Chat neoea
On the colors Of tho 43lb are inse.
tho significant names Of Shiloh, CLAP
lin Hls, NaFireesboso and Mission
Ridge
We said to tho boys to-day, yea orc
not rsts-eea veterans but Tesrtisy yct,-
rams Iadiana has won the honors Of
the war.
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Gen. KlIpatrick's Novements.

NEw YORK, April I5.-The Herald's ar
M dispatch says Gen. Fitzpatrick has let
for Washington, thence he proceeds to
Nashville 10 report 10 Sherman for the com
maDd Of the cavalry in the Army Of the
Cumberland.
fitzpatrick Indignantly denies that the
orders said 10 be found on Col Dahlgren,
as published By the Richmond papers, were
authentic or authorized by him.
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Recorder Shane had brisk time IN
his court yesterday. lie disposed Of
forty six cases. adding largely 70 the
city excheque7. There were nineteen
arrests for dsuulcnucss; throo for lar
ceny; ono for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct; one FOR using hydrant
water without license one for vsgrancy;
FIVE for d .sordorly conduct one for as
suit and battery; Elk Tor doing business
on Sunday; and nine Tor violating the
tipping laws.
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OFFICE or PROyosT MARSHAL, J
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 5, 1864 !
Provost order, No. II.
EXTRACT.

Provost Order No II.
EXTRACT.
VIII. Tho frequency with which horses
and.Inules are stolen il the vicinity Of this
Post By maIeuding soldiers and vagTant
negroes, calls for the most stringent meas
ur5s cor the suppression OF tho crime.
Soldiers are hired and paid 10 fight, and
not 10 trade in horses and mules. The
Offering Of q horse or mule for sale b.
soldier, T. IN itself an offence, ana IS prjHla
ta-ic evidence OF his having come in pos
session Of it by telonious means; and any
citizen purchGsing 1t, becomes an accomplish
Of his guilt.
ANY soldier selling, OF Offering for sale. a
horse or mule, or any citizen purchasing
$aa same oi & soldier, VIII be arrested and
pam ned.
no negro viii be permitted to sell or offer
for sale any horse or mule without o special
permit from this Office on proof Of ownership;
and any citizen purchasing a horse or mule
ifo,a any negro without such permit, viii
Be arrested and punished.
TEa patrols VIII Ns instructed 10 arrest 81
soldiers found ridingo or having IA their pos
session horses or mules not branded lriM the
Lag.rse,-nt 5rc7F.
- command OF BRIG. -CEy. z. 8. GRANGER.
JOHN v. HOHNER,
Lt-CH. 18th Mich, and Provost Mavhal.
april eff
G,uis fine Lasting Caters FOR 81 50 at 46,
Iuioa street.
gents Opera Patent Leather Boots for
% 80 at4t, Union street.
---z,ssa- ------
Citizens Good Boots for 50 90 at &C, Onion
street.
faties iiuo lasting Hceled Congress Gait
ere fer 81 90 st 80, Union street.
Louisville and Nashville railroad Stock
wanted fer which the highest price Will be
p-.d. by THos. s. MARI.
CEHlIYIE0 ACCoUNTs.--IeemsteTs, lsbOrere
aud others, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them 70 the Exchange
Qliec, corner Of Union and Colleg8-streets,
where the very best rates are given by
Taos. s. MAER.
Purchase Vouchers cashed st the lowest
rate Of discount. Government checks on
louisville csshed on the most reasonable
tcrms.
an kinds of uncurvcnt money bought
oni cold. The highest rates always paid
fer Silver aud Gold. feb i5-tf
Bird Cages and Tin Ware of all kinds,
e the Hsriwaro store of q. ". Fall Co.
Miller Plows-Ayery Plows for sale
b. q. W. Fsn < Co.
->-e-s
Neek's Celebrated Reels for sale by
c. ST.. Fall 81 Co.
Go TO g. W. Fall L Co for your Trace
ghr-rs Hoes. Goil1rs Harness PLEA Sif-
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Letter from Secretary uhase-The Ne
CeSsity Of Taxation and Military Sue.

In opening the discussion on the bill
to prevent speculation in gold, Mr.. Sher-
man submitted the following letter
from Secretary Chase:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April Il, ca.
SIR:-Notwithstanding the diminish
ed amount of United States notes in
circulation, and gradual withdrawal
from use as currency OF Understanding
United States notes, made legal tender
by their faces, the price Of gold con-
Jinues to advance.
This effect can only be attributed 10
one OF two causes, and probably due
part 10 each: First-iucreasa Of notes
ii local banks-and second, to efforts
Of spectators. / have already sub
mitted through you to the considera-
ton of the Committee on Finance the
bill intended as a remedy for the first
evil, and now beg TO submit for con,
sideration q bill intended as rene, y
for the second The tirst if it become
Il law will have, l doubt not, the most
salutary consequences.
The effect Of the sec ond viii probably
DO more immediate, though perhaps
not Of such permanent importance l
ask consideration for both, and the ia
vorable action of Congress, if approved
1t must not be thought, however, that
regard either or both these measures
adequate remedies for financial disor-
ders. Nothing short of taxation to one
half the amount Of the current expen-
ditures, and reduction of expenditures
TO the lowest point compatible with eff
ficiency, will insure financial success to
the Government; and without military
success all measures will fail.
Very respectfully,
d Crr,rr
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Information Wanted.

TNFoRWATTOS. Is WANTED FROM THOaE
4 waocan give any F.count u Mrs. CAROLINE
hCsHE5. vic n william D. hukhss, u Fannln
rounfy Geor.ia- Sl5e - -uppO4-u 70 have cone
thrcogn the Federsl lines D search o. her hns-
tand. Any enc iilaf CA give Tie Above iuforu,s-
non uiii eoaeF atTOT ut-ln q li-Ld. - letter or
cttsrsia s dirgefed 70 WM. p. ECdHE5, Compa-
~ II. gas Teunssses Cavalry, Col. PSrs0ns.
ap lA-Itd-zss
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-19

RIVER NEws-The river is falling at
this point, with 5 feet water on Harpeth
shoals.
ARRIvED-Thistle, Louisville Reve-
nue., Cincinnati Ella Taber, Louisville.
DEPARTED-Silver Cloud, st, Louis /;
kellogg, (tow boat), Ohio river; Venus,
(tow boat) ST. Louis
On Saturday last, Capt. stringer sold
one half Of the boat Nettie Harkapee
for $4,000. We did not learn the
name of the purchaser.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-19

FouzD-A certificate for o small snm
of-money from tAs Engineer Depart
ment at Nashville. in favor 81 John
Groves, colo-ed man lie can have i
by calling 80 this Office
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-19

The government wagons run CON
stantiy on tie pavement Of the corn'r
of Church and Spruce streets, and it
viii soon be as bad for walking as TIE
middle Of tho street Can't the auihori-
ties have n stone set in the curb to pre-
vent it,
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Business agotiees.
Just Received,

s8barrels Sweet Cider.
II. 4 PARaIsH E Co,
College trcsl, South Of Broad.
Apr! 1885,
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Miscellaneous News.

WAsHINGrOY, A pri I3.-The storm Of the
last "a hours which swelled the streams,
has cleared up and the weather is now
bright and beautiful.
The Governor OF Illinois will tomorrow
be authorized to commission officers Of ne
gro regiments raised in that State.
NEW YoEE, April lS.-The steamer Full
ton from Port Royal arrived ut Fortress
Monroe on Saturday. The Alliance was
captured by the South Carolina. The yes
sci and cargo are valued at S142, C0O Cot
ton quiet at so. Gold G9Hc.
PHTsBURG, April IS.-River falling with
IL feet Q inches by pier mark.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-19

The Circuit and District Count Of the
United States for the Middle District Of
Tennessee, Hon Connal'y j. IF.g1
presiding, n-etat the CaP.toi - tA-s city
YESTERDAY.
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c. ?, BlRyEg EXTRA GOLD PENS.

All pens bear my fr.sts niaFs, g. T.. l.. BASS a,
EITEa Lou, ky for winch have secureJ the
ops-rqht, and warranted - carsfs Zoe sEd par-
feet ia every re.peet. Seat hy NAL Or express 70
any part o! the country recs ~ q uroe and Fe-
t-s ckuges. Persons ordering gIi please STATE the
SIZE ana sfyis desired, whether hard orson fn- or
coarse; AMI # ts pen sLouid fiil % please Ut prove
detective, vii have the privilege o. exci-X.ng d.
i Deduction o! tscen T,soeGt. all0No On orders q
- or ovcT, and twenty tive per cent. % those q
500. Lsh-n-l discounts ila.4e - The t.s'e Ofd
pens repaired ia tir bet m1aLar flr ihirty-Gve
cents (a..d -,e7.pi each. Fen ald Watch circulars
sent rEHE. AEircss
q. p. BARNES.
ps-sl=r iH God Pens and Am.ncqn Wafehes
Mar - 30 Ihrd .LrecL lau-eELlln kE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-19

We repuolish this morning from tie
St Louis Democrat, fall details o. the
late massacre ct Fort Pillow. 1t nIust
be avenged.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-19

We call the attention OF our numcr-
Gus readers to ihe now and elegant
stock Of Goods just opened by Sobel ~
Martin, opposite Conyalescent Barracks
No. ], consisting of Pens, Watches,
Boots, &c, and every thing usually
found in wellstccled Variety Store
Good bargains can he had, rs tho stock
is varied; and none who sees can fail
10 purchase.
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a@aahrille &0iQll.

FIEE.-A ire occurred IN some build
ing west Of Capitol Iill Lass njeAt but
was exlncuishod before mGcli damage
was done
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-19

eaFafs ki-l--s-s -sI-.-
Allkinds Of sour-hooEs. Magazine,
Envelope. Stationery, ECws,
Almanac, Pictures ivar.ou7 srsnesl
Novels from which al tastes mag choose.
Let oil who w = b write or r-'j,
And save their money, quickly come
Aud bargains they viii gst indeed,
A. Smelot0n's Emporium,
PosT OrsICE Bcu.IEG. EtsrF'...E, iit'.
---E-@-z--
TaElTEE-We are glad tosoe that the
management have concluded 10 repro
duce the great tragedy OF Macbeth ut
the old theatre tonight No theatre in
the country puts this dno old play on
the stage in moro effective style. SIR
Proctor appears as Macbeth; Mr. Allen
as Duncan; Mr LelingweiI as AacdaG;
Mr.. Arnold As Bauquo; 5Ir. Emerson as
Malcolm; Mr. Duihcld as Hccato; and
Mrs. Jordan as Lady Macbeth. The
entertainments close with the farce,
"a Kiss in the Dark"
The thousands who have regretted
the absence Of Hattie Bernard from
this Theatre viii bc glad TO learn chat
she is maintaining her reputation as
the best leading woman on the Amcri-
can stage. She is now iE Chicago. Tie
Times comments as follows upon her
performance Of o character in the Tick
ct OF Leave Man
The best part Of the picoo, as played
at the Randolph Street Theatre, j. that
of Sam Will0ughby," by Mrs Hattie
Bernard She is the genuine fast Lon
don boy, young sclpegrace, who
might be expected. to annoy a loving
" granny bat who would not likely
D sfpetrate any more serious mischief
Il is amusing 10 see her defiant att
tude when threatened by Dl;arlv, and
her display of the tobacco pipe. equally
80 to all, save tho afflicted. bus loving,
grandame Ter perfect juvouiiity. and
the boyish nirthluluees displayed in
her personati0n oil the part were so
fresh and lively, that, despite tho ta-
Tents displayed Icy th2 other perform
ers. she made herself in % manner, she
prominent character in the company
The Tribune says
The best part in the piocewas that Of
&" sam Wlloughby," by Mrs Hattie Bsr-
hard Ia several passage she remind
cd one Of To0le OF Robson The utter
abandon of the whole part, tae zlgeiul
careless. free and easy rendering OF the
character was Of kind 20 make the
piece throughout acceptable.
NEW TaEATRr-Tho deeply interest {
ing Irish drama Of tho " Cailoen Pawn
will be repeated ct the now theatre TO-
night Ely OConner, Hiss Daily. The
performances close with tLe Swiss
fiotta~s"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-19

Humc's Celebrated AIu5ty Ale on draft at
tho s.. Nicholas.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-19

Mkrca GAME or BmLIARDs-A match
game Of Billiards came Of last Satur-
day evening, at Louiseau's Billiard Sa-
loon, between F. Nortl'man, Esq, and
Mr.. n Sax Of this city Five hundred
points up, in which the former defeated
tho latter; Mr E. NoEthman being 81
points ahead when game was called,
Both gentleman showed GOOD skill and
practice for amateurs Of The game.
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SYPHILIS,
Soldiers and others,

At distance, who cannot call at my Office, can
receive advice by stating the most prominent synap
toms and enclosing postage stamp % pay the re-
turn postage.
Charges moderate,
Oticc hours from SAL NJ. toSP. NJ. snl fom
70 Z. N. AprT-1y
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'A;rsnd Alton draft at the st. Nicholas

Pure Juice Of the Apple, Sweet Cider, on
draft at the ST. Nicholas.
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Go TO G. w. Fall & Co. for your Fish
ing Hooks, Lines, Poles. Reels, CorkS,
snoods, and for all kinds Of Hardware.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-19

The Best Gold Pens, at the cheapest
prices, viii always be lound at the Gold
Pen Depot, - Cherry street. Cal! in and
try jaein. March % II
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-19

Sands Chicago Cream Ale at the St.
Ei.L-lns.
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v,I%TC "a S;IGes OF THE MFR
, NDEs SEMINAL, URINARY ANDSfNUAL
-5sIr Rt--reyT and reliable tTcatueni-in Reports
Of he'll WARD AsSOCIATION-ScuJ by mail in
,r.lad letter envelopes, fee Of charge Address,
Ur. J. SKlLLIN H0U0uTON, Howard Association,
so. ., South Niuth-stre'i Z, Philadelphia, "a.
IT-lV
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dies, Boots and Shoes, Cheap at z6, Union
street.
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Goto g. w. Fall Z Co. for your Trace
Chains. Hoes, Collars, Harness, Files, Sif-
tiers. .Ec.. &c.
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Cavalry Boots for s. 50 at 40, Union street..
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Porter on dran at the St. Nicholas.
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Bird Cages and Tin Ware of all kinds
{. the Hsrlwaro store of q. ". Fall & Co.
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Neek's Celebrated Reels for sale b
c. So. Fall & Co.
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Miller Plows-Ayery Flows for sal
b. q. ". F8n K Co.
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gents Opera Patent Leather Boots for
3 80 at4G, Union street.
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FURNISHING GOODSl

I'VE ARE Now OPENING AND CONSTANT
~ ly receiving fresh supplies Of Ladies and
ft--r-fE
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NV TaEATaE-Tho deeply interest.
ing Irish drama Of tho " Cai.oen Pawn
will be repeated ct the now theatre to-
night Ely O'Conner, Hiss Daily. The
performances close with ihe Swiss
eottace."
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Let oil who W = d write or re.j,
And save their money, quickly como
Aud bargains they VIII gst indeed,
A. SiHEiot0n's Emp 0-ium,
PosF Or!fcr RCuoIEC. Et-~Ff:.H. EIvy.
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ladies Guo lasting ICaled Congress Gait
ere fer 81 90 st SO. Union street.
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Give the attention while tln
Something which all will love 9. hear,
Whether ,bey wish 20 bay or sell,
At price very ar from d-sc.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-12
i. y. 7-SO LOAN!

The Secretary OF the Treasury gives notice
that subscriptions will be roceised for Cou.
pom Treasury Notes payable thrcc years
from August 18th, 1894, with semi.annuai IN
iercst at the rate ~ seven and threc.tenths
per ceHt. er annum, principal and Interest
both paid In lawful MONEY.
These notes viii be convertible NJ the 90
iion Of tho holder at maturity, into sx per
cent. gold bea ing t"nds, payable not less
than Ave nor more than twenty 20 r. fr IN
cir date, ~ tho Government may elect,
They will he is4nei in denominations of so,
slcl, 90 sl,0oo and $500. and all subscrip.
lions must be for Any dollars VI some multi.
rle Of Nifty d lars.
The notes will Q transmitted To the own.
ers free ~ transportation charges AS soon
alter tho receipt of ths original Certificates
Of Deposit as they can be prepared.
As the notes draw interest from August IS
pcrs"ns nS,klng deposits subsequent Ia that
da must pay the fniores, acc Ius,t ipDrs date
"i note to date at d. posit.
Pariics depnSi sag lwsnty.fvs thou sand
oo'lrs and upwards fnT these nutes ut any
o . time will bc allowed coI,mi ssion Of ono
quarter Of one por cont, when win he paid
by the reasury Department upon the re.
ceipt "f II hill Tor che am"nnt, certified To- nv
the ii'cT wJth whom tho 10 o. / WAS made.
No dc uCtmns for commissions must be made
T..,. H. Ia,,
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SECESSION VS.. SECESSION. - The
ranks of the rebels are divided in
North Carolina, and the election of
Governor this month will be contest
ed on the simple issue of war or
peace. Both parties have candidates
in the field. and ths peace party claims
to avail itself Of that rig of peace.
able secession on which the bogus
Confederacy was prcfessedly based.
The peace candidrte is understood to
he ready Immediately on being elect
ed TO call convention " ith the view
lof seceeding from the C0nfederacy
and setting up for itself or joining the
Union.
The triumph Of the peace party is
not probable, but the peace movement
has vitality enough TO call down the
aDathemas Of the Richmond papers
They threaten with ruin the Oh,
North State should she dare to rebe
Against rebellion. 100 ae
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Canada, whence they are removing in
obedience to military orders. Their
property has been seized by the Gov.
ernm"nt. 1t is getting to be some
what dangerous to be rebel in Ken.
lucky now. Heretofore it was safer
TO be disloyal than loyal. The change
is for the better.
From Virginia we have n streak Of
favorable news. Gen. Averill had
oyertaken the enemy near Moorefeld,
whipped him, taken all his artillery
and five hundred prisoners. The reb.
chs had recrossed the Potomac from
Maryland, nnd were retreating up the
Shenandoah vslley. Gen. Sheridan
r. now at the head Of Affairs In that
quarter.
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The Anihors Of Mischief.

The people. whIlo experiencing n
general soil. d. u : ia view Of the ilnan'
cial situation and tho uncxampled
rise In prices, should remember tat
iit Is just this condition Of adars the
,Coppcrhend leaders hnvn been trying
to bring about. Ever since they
madcu their mind the interests Of
the party required opposition TO the
war, there has never been q moment
when they upheld or promoted the
public credit. They have never
ceased to decry the Government cur.
rency, and 10 all in their power to al.
vert investments from government
securities. They have necessarily
held up the high figure to which ne
Iarious, and in many cases disloynl
speculatorf, had run up gold, as the
criterion on prices, thus grossly de-
ceiving the people, and directly con-
Itributing to the imitation that has dis
tresscd the country. They have not
ceased to cry "havoc, bankruptcy,
ruin,' constantly aiming to create an
unhealthy anxiety aud discourage
the loyal masses. We do not now
speak of q temperate criticism of the
est methods Of finance administra.
ton, for tlst Is not only legitimate
but profitable. We refer to the op.
position to every financial measure OF
Ithe Government indiscrininately, the
Dad motives attributed to our public
officers, the needless alarms inccssa {.
y stimulated, the manifest determi.
hation by any species Of foul means
20 break down for previously mistak.
en- purposes ofpohtical advancement,
the financial administration Of the
Government.
They have succeeded to n deplora-
Die extent, and now can survey the
result of their labors. Let them come
forward like men to claim oil they
have done. Let them stand face to
face with the farmer, the mechanic,
tho lahorer, and say to each OF them,
that while they have run up the prices
of every article they respectively eat
Or wear. they have at the same time
every dollar that is paid
Them for their produce, their manu-.
Gactures or their days work. Then
these citizens can Judge of the value
of their repeated aud ostentatious
protestations that they are the friends
Of the masses.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-12

REsonrIyG TO CASADA.--The Oswc-
go Commercial, in speaking of the
pleasure travel on Lake Ontario, says:
at is really astonishing how popu.
lar Canada has suddenly became as
place of resort witc our male popu.
lation; this too, in face of the fact
that the quotation Of gold fiuctuates
between $50 and 200 Another singu
lar fact connected with this is, that
the travel in that direction is confined
to parties between the ages of twenty
and forty,fye. or course. the recent
of the President calling
for "iive hundred thousand more"
has nothing to do with influencing the
selection OF Canada as Summer
retreat, and the most suitable place
wherein to recuperate from tue tolls
Of business. Certainly not.
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A BIT Of Advice.

Very respectfully We advise the
Democracy OF the other tawnsbips to
imitate the example of the prominent
Democrats Of Findlay who arc con.
tributing time and money to fill the
quota Of the township. instead of arm.
ing to resist the draft. The example
Of these men Is safer to follow than
that Of the demsgognes who are or.
gani1ipg the "Sons OF Liberty
They may depend upon it, that any
resistance to law will be promptly
met by the authorities, and woe tc
them who expose themselves. lie,
those who have been seduced into
these netarieos organizations with
draw before it is too late.
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Unio County Convention.

The Union men Of Hancock Co are
rt quested to meet in their respective
townships on Wednesday, t1e l7h
day Of lhgast, 1864, and select Del.
EGATEs TO attend q County CoNvEN
rIoN, hereby called to meet at the
Court House in Findlay, on
Saturday, the 27th Day of August,
1864, at IL o'clock A. NJ, for the
purpose of placing in nomination
for the various County
Offices.
Ibe townships will be entitled to