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DR.. G = a a AEz,
ESabE ef DE- Royal College Of RAssieiess
E0AdeH, England; GradSGts Of
Rioordla Hoe.itaI kor


FEM ALE DISEAsE
end constant attendant Of PErss, London, EsE
Isaas and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten ysAn
haI opensd his Once at tbs
johnson EouBe, Cleveland,
where he wiz be happy 70 meet all those who ere a.
afctsd With subscuts Snd chronic diseases.
His treatment Is entirely different from the OH
plan, and is mild sfscscious EBd eHsSttys. Hsn med
Icinss Grs simply vssstsble extracts nd oils, thes
hnvs Eovsr been used but by tive oth.r physicians
America besides himself. &c has spes the grastsg
Fart Of hiE Life and Thousands OF dosrs n obtsiniE
. few secrets IN his profession. He tests the UEis
Ior al forms o. disease. EoedsTzsfor EiTins
hons1t ard tTus statement Of their case.
szs SPERNATOEHEA.
10 YoU6e EfEE.-ae can prove % yoa IN E few nh
Utas tkst he ID the only Fhyscisn you ever tzes-s]
with that cures this di5sG1c. For every patient VII
viii follow his direotlon1, he viii give One Hundro
Dollars II he fzia IN curing this di8esss 10 ohsret
lade for consultation. TEOss ct distance who wisa
10 consult tie Docior may do co BY scuding q smsi
vial Of urine By man, with Hsmo sex SID ace aad be
will answer and describe their care and ths possitl;
ltT Of getting rsiei, hy oncloEsng rsturn postaRi
stamp. Elar3ts7
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
81 Letters Patent OF England, and secured by q.
Seals OF tue Ecolo Go PharUi=cie Dc Pssfs end b.
lmpsrisl College OF Medicine, Vienna
No. One 10 invaluable f0T ENhaussion. SDerr,Ef5-
rh0ea and oil physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eredicRtss ell trscss OF those
diseases het have heretofore been treated by this s
Beous and pernioious use OF oopGvia and oubebs
NO. Three has entirely slPgiate led tho iniuriez= a=s
OF mercury thereby tlE1riEg 70 the sufferer neosv
relief, dspersinB all impurities, and roofing out the
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. and 3. sFe preparations IN the
70 carried In tho wai5tcoat pos Eet Sold IN tin Casa
and divided into separsts do6es es smn lstarcd bY
Velpau, Lellemand, BouI, Ric9d, &C. Price es each
or cases for 90, which saves So AID II e17 casa=
whereby there Is q saving of o.. To be had yzhgIs.
Few York.
Immediately on receiving rsmittApcs Dr. Barrow
VIII forward the Trisssmsr 20 any part OF the orff
securely packed and addressed according 20 shs is
structions OF the writer.
sIS-sOld bT O. W. OLA EK. Agent sor Claz.Isus.
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QCACKER VI earnestly caution ell
youus mn sunsriug from Nervous Debility, &C.,
against sndang5Ting their health By BatrOnizins
any Of the Advertising quAcks. You can fully reoOy-
sr By The methods ussa by the Advertiser, and BY
hundrsds Of Others, ASD IN No OTHER WAY.
Rad Letter which viii send you you viii send
neAPcst pad envelope bearing yOar address Di
rect 70 EDWABD II. TRAVER,
ian2i-R25sW Lock Box, Eosfon Mass.
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GiLEYELAND, COLUMBUS B
~ CTHUTEEAfT RAILEOzD
=
WINTzg ARRANaEEIEaT. L

E145c
1854. WINTEE ARRAEGEEIEHT. lssS-4.
Or snd sIsss do4azz, November Isth, Passenger
trsias Eih leave OlsFsisHdl follows, (Sundsys
ceptedl:
LIST TraIR-7;4O 4. .1l.--CIHCIEHATI EXPRESS
Stopping 81 0raftOn, Wellington Nov lscpdOas
Shelby Crestline, Gallon, Gilead, CgroinE nEtOns
ashley, C2.sNAre lewis Center snd " oTthing-
ton arriving ut LIs5tltas at 1910 H., Colunl
bus l:@1 .. m Dayton ~ ,. "a, Oiuoinnati SIS
p IL, St. Louis l045 9. m, ludaneTolis St5 ?.
NJ, Cairo 3.0U ?. III, Fort Wayne 4ls >. El,p Uhi-
cage vie Urestliue la'26 .. m. -
ID Tra!n-4sIO r ACCOMMODATIONS
STOPS - ail stat!rIs, aad arrives IN Columbus
Ct 80 ?. m ,Circi1nRti SO q. N.
3d Trsiln-s5i0 =. ii.-HlGtiT Az Z X eSS-5top-
ping At Befea, Gr1ii1a wellington, New Lon
den, shelby Crostllce, Gallon t;iieal, Carding-
ton aud lCl.Hsre; arriving AZ C-estifne st IO:l0
p. n, CciEubus I;0S q. n, Dayton 4:45 3. M
GiC-innnti 7.O9 m; fHdLaasBuiis La st.
L5ais so y. IN Cisiro 5.6Is- r. ~ WAYNE 4 %
n, and OhicaEo vis Crszrliu6 io.48 e. n
Trzs sa7e Columbus el 35g and ie.zsa r. w. 3J m
81 arrive at Cleveland gs)a. m 80 and 200 p, n
U0EEscTIOEa.
-5anGuszz, HsnEfsjd = EoEsEE Rallrosd, for
a@Is-=i5. Gt- EefEo1l heFerk, Eaass-
Uz5=siise -Fiftstdrzh, Eert lgsYns Chlcago R.il-
scad, soIs-t. Uppo= Ssaduskg, leiphGs, lie
vest, and Essti6r isisGsEsid, WoSstsra' MAJ
e,tsF,ca sad BsiisS5ps Rsilro,d Line, for Marion,
bslisfontsiliai Sidney, Uulon, munciei In
t.ereEgiis, TeIFe llauts, VincsnHes, EVsnE-
vile, Louisville, CAIRO, St. LOuia, &c.
Esls FAEs-Pith Springfield branch for Sprin ghsld.
C3lunbus-iittie Miami 3 Columbus and Asnia
Railroad, ios Zo.ia, Dayton, lndisuapoli4,
TsgTs Hnuts, =. Louis, Morrow, EoyelandI
and CINCINNATI aud VITA tne Ohio Mis-:
Evgnsvills, vaizol St. Louis and all Potnts
UOlumbzs-tentTsi0 ono RsiIroad sor Newark, zzass-
vile, Wheeling, &c; uciusl6u5, PiquA 3
Indiana EEilEosd sar ?igEe, Usbana, &c.
- 20 20 5iskets . az points sd .asermsiiSn az
/ OMoe, is7 suFsricr-=s
fus-.I,nl Fgo,, Il ,se- cs.-5-1{5r, :. z -
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HAIR REST0RER.
DROFESSOR DEMUlNN'S
Only Genuine Hair RestOrer


The skill of tho medical faculty in treating disea-
OF the scalp has in majority 81 been bat
fed by this most peculiar disease of human frame
1t is not 10 be wondered at rs it - Iuues great
study, deep research and careful nvs stigation OF
the causes which produce the d. 7l lless the
cause is discovered It is an uttts impo hbiliy to
eradicate the diseass and effect permanent cure
Diseases of the scalp have been pronOunced inenrs-
bic By some of the mest eminen physicians. have
devoted years study TO tnis pc suar part of the hu
man Frame and am satisfied t;ast p1sssss
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aotaersg Motlaersll sfotEseFsla


Don't fafl 20 procure Mrs. WtEsLOW'E SeOTEs
BTRUP for OHILDSsH TEETHING.
Tels valuable prepa-at'oa Is tbs prescription Zoe.
1.-THE best Fsrasls Fhysioa ans sDa Eurzss IN tbs
nitsd ssates and has BEN used sor thirty yesFs gisi
sFs failins safety sud saeesss by miIionssf Esoth
doh5ldruu, from the iesble Infant OF ons sesf
the adult Ii not only relieves the child froF
pain, bat inTigoTstes the stomach and bowels, cor.
rss sedlfy. and gives toe and energy 70 the Waols
" ZEN. lt VIII slmOst iiistsntiy relieve
aRLPIEG IN TEE BOWELS AND WIED OOhIC
We bslisvo it the Bsss and srrest Rsaedy in ths
World n ali cAses o. Byssniary and Dierrhoa
Ohildren. whether Il arise from Testhing, cr troU
any othe oause.
Ha-full directions for using Wtn accompany ses
boitls. Eons genuine unloss the iso-sirile Of OuE
TIs &PERK1Bs, New York, Is On the wrsppar.
sSS-soid hy SlI \ edleias Deslsrs. PEincspsI Cfs
nsT-Bt., EsE York.
FEIes .oziE % Uszts psF Esstsa-
rnHu1E- -Nt71-HE--fa
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

KaEhairon fs from the Greek word ''KAthro, OF
kathairo,n sgnifying TO cleanse reJuy1nate and re-
store This article is what its name giEn1hes- FOl
preserTing. restoring and beRutitying the human
hairi Is the most remarkable preparation IN the
world. Il s again owned and put up By tho original
propreter and Is now made with the same care, skill
and assntion which gave 1t sale OF over cne niicE
bottles per Gnnum.
It ia most delightful HaE Dressing
1t eradicstes scurf and dandrun.
At keeps the head cool and clean
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
Il restores hair upon bald heads.
Il prevents the hair from falling on and turn
ing grey.
Any lazy or geRtieman who values beautiful head
Of hair should use l5jgn'E kathairon. It Is known
and used throughout the civilized world S6ld by al
DEiiAs s. BA REEs CO., PROPS,
uiyI-RSsoE New YORK.
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sNEIAL NOTICES.



and ponder tbs Lists Of Mortality Published
weekly, m0nffy and yearly in cur ely. There Is ev
er fearful :reAt proportion Of Consumption Ca
sss. Tie Statistic Tables prove that viii other dis
eases tlay thar thopsands. Consumption SAYS its
tens Of Thousands.
SIN the e.rly stsges Of Throat and lung Com
plsint, we cus2ier Madame Zodaz Portsr's OUKATIYE
BAIsAM inflli5,s."
BTHadsne Rortsr's Curative Balsam can be OBJ
taiDsd At Bentn Bros, and Strong a Armstrong; g
Wholesale Ageits, Cleveland, Ohio. fsb6 az lE
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
Il PERIENE OF AN NIEVALlD-Publshed iof
the benefit AMI as q warning and Caution to Young
Men who suffr from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay Of Manhood, etc, supplying At the same time
TIE HEANs oFsr1F-cURE, By one who has cured HIM
SELF being put to great expense and injury through
medical hunbug and Quaokery.
By enclosing post paid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL 1IAYFAIB, Esq,
fsbs-is9daW Bedford Kings Co., Ny.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROUBLES.
These Bozenses are prepared from highly esteem.
Cd recipe for alsTistiDg Bronchial Affections, Asth-
ma. HOazseness, C0ussA, Colds AID Irritation or
Soreness Of the Throat.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND VOOAlIsTs
VII fnd them beneficial in clearing tho voice before
Vpeaking OF singing and relieving the throat after
any unusual exert on Of tho vocal organs. having
peculiar aiaptafion 70 affections which disturb the
organs Of peeeh-
gTs0ldsT all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
IN the United States and most Foreign countries, 81
Is oants pa, b7x jaal2-R7 Inc
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DI2SOLUTi0N.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION- -
business in the name Of 6. u. Little gent was dis
solved BY mutual consent, the 10th day of Deem
Der, 1858 All accounts and demands due said firm
70 be paid TO Geo. HeaE, at 81 MerRn-St Cred
itOrs viii present their claims at the same place.
G. s. HOsG,
| .feba-l& G. .LITTLk.
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he Oaisf' Attributes Of Manhood an

Ihe UAl-I AttflDuLe1 q WAnho0u ~
frequently lost or EuEpended b. ual-Eraoties5 ed
oiouE hahi that VII inevitably lead 70 hsreeitaE'
GIsass unless checked IN time Read the truths iA
down In the treatise "HUEAH FRAILTT, or PIN
IoLOaIoAI EHzHRcaE5." II q elaboTately hiustrs-
Nd with cclorsd engraving and VII convince ID
rRsst kArdsnsd and unoonosrnsd, As veil - reies'
ths mfnds Of the most dsspondinE, b leading thsl
IN the right channel for relief Of bodily and nsEtE
hgony and desPsir.
BTSoId b. Dr.. EEARoE, Is{ Bleeoksr-St., 3. u
Fries g oenn, Bent iree everywhere. See hdVsrSsi
Went Of " TrieaenarS IN another column.
Sold also By G. ". CLARK, Druggist OisFelansi
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FKTEED IN EEED-THY II. 81
D. BEestG I5EAhLIBLEL LlEI4 HHTiB pEePaTs
INN ths reoiPs Of DT. stsEhen Street, Of OonRectto
ths Erslt bone SStsE and MS been uHsd IN hiE stl
Sosfcr ths lnz twenty ysarT with ths most Hstonis
ne Eucos1s Az an external remedy it 4 without
rival, and VIII alleviate pain more speedily than
stksr prepar1ti0a EoE all Rheumatic and Nervo
1orsl, Woundst Sprzins, BTuissa, &C., its soothi
healing and powerful siren EtheliRg rrcpensttes
nits the Just wonder and Eztonishmento Of sli who hs
lEsf giFsR Il triAl. OVsz four hundred osrtt1oAt
q remarkable cures performed BY Is within the la,
two Year,, ettszf 20 this FAR strong AEmEtrG1if
Ggantr tor f1sgelnud daoinaits0WdAE. Rl8
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RaIlR0Ans.
CLEVELAND Z PITTsBURga
~ RAIL 2 DAD.

NLEVELAND & PITTSBUgQA
~ RAILR DAD.
* FE8 40 rrEszsz=zrzz
F - zsssssa-
ssi. WINTER AGR6NGEM zET. Is64
On and after Monday, January 25ts, 1854, trains
leave Ucgelani as follows, daily, tSudays azos se
$50 a. Fi,-NAII-ArrfVes at New Eork 1000
N; Philsdeiphis $50 a. ~; Baltimore Ism As
Pittsburgh so p X; Wheeling cog , -
I:25 y. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at New York 30
p. NJ; Philadelphia ZEN A. r.; Balriuore
il:5n a. 4; Pittsburgh SOS NJ Wheeling z: :es
e.E.i New PhilsdsipAis so P. a
Eeth Trains connect st Hudson for AsFoa Hua NH
isr5hurch.
HOTning Train connects at Ravenna with a ga
". Railroad Train fer all points On that rgsd.
Oars run through from Pittsburgh 10 EsB E0-s
fVts AtlentOwn,) without uhsnge,
6as- Esre a. low NJ by any other line.
E2E- Through Tickets can be pFocaro5 - Ehs Urlcu
Ticket once, Weddeu Eoase At the Depot, o. ct the
Huelld-5treet Essifo1s =
). L. EgOULLOUGH. sugt.
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CLEVELAND 1 ERIE R.R.
81. WINTER ABRANGEMEHT. 1854.


1854. wINTER ABRANGEMEHT. 1854.
On and after Monday, November 18th. Iss. PsaaaD-
ger Trains viii run as follows, Sundays excspted).
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 4. M.-DAY EXPRESS RAIN-gtopoing o af
SillonghbY. Pginasgilla. na9a9at Ashfahssia,
3II5 ?. .RI.-GlECINNATI SIX PB ESs-StoppinT 2 A
gainesville, Ashtsbuls and Girard only, and ar
riTes at Erie 625 p m, DunkiTk s:l7 ,. m, Buff
3.55 =. ilisSMAIB AND ACCOMMODATION
Stopping AZ Al stations and arrives At Erie IS
BiIO Z, M.-NIGHT EXPREss TRAIS-stovviua
at esinesSlLis, Ashtab1is and Girard only, and
m.t Buffalo $40 g. N.
LEAYE ERIR,
3:I0 A. KNIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-stoBnipS AZ
GirArdi hshtabuis and painssFiIle only, and ar,
riyes ct Cleveland Ct 7.fe a n.
$40 A. E.--MAIL AND AUU;OmMODATICH TRAIN
1-eto7ping 81 al stations and arrives At OlsTs-
ga A. a.-TOLEDO EXPREEb-stospInR At All sta,
lions excopt awenyille. Ss5brook, UnIonYille
EsrIg, msntor and SiekiifeI and arrives q
2:t5 :. A.-pAY EXPRESB TRAIH-StcrvsnQ AZ Gi
rardi Connssutt Asbtsbula, and Painesvilli
enly, and arriyes IN CisTelsnd at SIS P. 4.
~ Sooosd Clsss Cara ars run on su throuEi
An the trains going westward eounsst at UlsvsIap
with trains Tor IoieGo, Chieaso, Columbus, Oinoin
natis lnd1enapi8, st. LOuiz, &c; and all thrOugl
trains going Eastward connect ~ Dunkirk with @
trains o. the y Z z & keiroad, and at Bualo wit
those 9f the New Eofk Csntrsl and BuIfsIo 9 HsI
kOrk Oitv Railroads for Egw York, ALBANY, Boston
Niagara Falls, &c.i and 81 ETis With trains on th
| Philed9lphta aud Eris R3iiroGd.
| aB-Dsy hzF-essi Esst and West, connectsa GIrar
| With Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh RsilroAd 70
hinesViile, hssd7lIa, jamestown, 80.
Cleveland, November i5th, Ia. '''' =
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FARMS AND OFT PROP

FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY.
Fifteen Acres On Cedar-St,, With good House and
Barn and Fruit.
Cedar Still acres, with acres Of grapes.
East ClCve.and-hear Eacid-St. aad Wilson Ave
nue. large and convenient Brick House. with
moceTn Improvements, Barn, ~ acres land, with
kruit, &C. For S5tO0-
- Also, large number Of Farms, Out-Lots,
Dwellings, Sc too numerous 10 advertise. decl6
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PBOEHSsoR OF EEgCTEoPArHY AND HEDIOIER,
Ofice-lI9 Seneca Street, few doors from SUPERIOR
up stairs, opposite the CITY Hotel
Office hours frem 9 to Il and from 2to 5 O'Clock
daily (Sundays excepted
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a-T--1seo-x.
pRLKFs PIANTATIoN BITTEEs

DRkKES PLANTATION BITTERs
The purity strengthen and fnvigorsts.
The create healthy gpTstits.
The arc 81 8ntidote 20 change OF water anu uiet.
Thy overcome effects OF dissipation late hours
Tho siren sthen the system and enliyen the mind
They prev Mt miasmatic and intermittent feyers
ThEy puri the breath and aeidity o. the stomach
They ture Dyspepsia and Oonatipation.
They cure DiaIrhoea, Cholerp snd UheleraInorbu
They Cur Liver Complaint and Headsohe-
They an le beet Bftters fn the world They maxi
the Wesk nan strong and exhausted nature Tesi
restorer. Tney are made Of pure St CToix Benz the
celebrated Rli5ayA Bark roots and herbs, and ~,
taken with the pleasure Of beverage, without = rS
70 age time OF day. Particularly reooulmeuded z
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulanE- soio
Il. P. UEAKE CO..
iuiyI-Rss0u s52 Broadway, n.
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REAL EsTATE,
pRAYTON q sTOCKWELI,
REAL ESTATE AGENYs,


ios No. 6 Atgater Building Entrance thTeskb
the Insurance Once Of Z. =. BraYtoE,
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MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY MORNING. FKB. Q, Is64.H

Yer special and Telegraph News--see
FiFIgt Pare. For Local and Commercial
NgvTg--e5ee Fourth Page.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-09
gEBELs SILL PRESSING IN.


The Rebels ere evidently IN force IN
front, any stories Of rebel Eympathizers
to the contrary notwithstanding. Re
conncisanees were made at several
points yesterday along our lines, and
there was every evidence that strong
Hae was established at every pos.
At several places the rebels
made demonstrations driving in our
pickets Anumber Of houses immedi-
ately in our front, were set on fire by
the rebels, to give them better view
Of our works We are unable to give
the names of the property holders who
have suffered f:om these depredatiOns,
but know that the houses consumed
we're some Of the costliest in the vi
cinity.
The rebel pickets, at number of
places, are nearer than before, which
would indicate that Hood was intend
ing to make an assault upon our works
It is said that JEFF Davis instructed
Hood to 90 into Nashville or into hell;
but this is only rumor, and we do not
vouch for its truth.
Our gunboats have been engaging the
rebel batteries on the river, occasional
ly, but no serious demonstration has
been made against them as yet Hood
evidently thinks it is quite important
that the river should be blockaded.
The principal batteries are some fifteen
miles below the city by water, and sew
en- or eight by land
The cannonading, yesterday, did not
amount to much, and elected few re
plies. 1t was ali done at long range,
and merely intended as feeler. 1t is
such as always occurs when two hostile
armies confront each other There is,
perhaps, less firing than is usual under
the circumstances.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-09
Mistake Corrected.

Some Of the Louisville and Cincinnati
papers, through their correspondent ,
have made mistake in the particular
that they locate the lss Ohio regiment,
Col Hoge commanding, IS being in
the 4th Al C, and on the skirmish line
1t the battle Of Franklin, and as break
ing in disorder. We are author d
by Col S. A. Strickland, commanding
Sd Brig, I'd Div, 23d A C., to say that
the ls3d Ohio regiment was in his Bri-
gade behind the works, and in the Sc
cond line of Brigade formation; that
without disparagement to any other
regiment, the lS3d regiment, o. V. l.,
and its gallant Col Hoge, met the
highest expectations Of all superiors
Throughout the entire engagement, By
the handsome manner in which they
charged the enemy, and fought through
the engagement at franklin
The Lieut.. Colonel, NJ. Clark, was xii
led, and four other officers and AZ men,
we're either killed or wounded.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-09

STRUGGLE ASTICIPATED AT PETERSBURG.
- From the Richmond Examiner, Dee 2 q
All Is quiet as usual in the lines of
Richmond, but with strong indications
Of an approaching struggle on the right
Of Petersburg, the old scene of Grants
Favorite evolutions He has issued an
order driving all the inhabitants living
within FIVE miles of his rear from their
houses and homes The amount CT
cruelty to the helpless perpetrated by
this aud his brother miscreants who
degrade the name of general, and the
sum of unhsppiness which they have
caused, will make the history of these
DAYS a page to sicken Nero.
in the mean time the Yankee news
papers are full Of a wonderful wonder
of wonders new gun-Which they
viii get into position some time between
the present date and Christmas, which
will throw shell into Richmond and in
fallibly burn as all with highly in
hammable compound, lately invented.
The nearest point TO which they can
bring a gun is Darbytown, seven miles
off The Armstrong twelve FOUNDER is
said TO have thrown a ball six miles :;
but the country was a level plain and
the gun on hillock. The enemy may
have found artillery that viii throw as
far; but Richmond is on hills, and the
country slopes downwards to their
lines. The humane expectation of New
York viii end in disappointment if the
range of any gun is ever tried on Rich
mond and even if they did throw
she'll into Richmond, what of it?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-09

General Grant has not only fought
some of our most splendid battles, but
he has said some most brilliant as well
as sensible things He adopted the
phrase of unconditional surrender,
and has kept it on his victorious ban
ners. He discovered at glance the
desperate efforts Of the rebels to keep
up their armies, when he declared that
TO do so they had robbed the cradle
and the grave" And recently, on his
visit to the North, he expressed the
opinion that "the confederacy was but
a she'll OF the truth of this last re
mark we have further evidence from
the recent operations of Gen. Sherman.
All the interior of Rebellion appears
to be empty. All the men who could
bear arms have been dragged of The
militia, composed of inyslids and de-
crepit old men, can make no resistance.
All the strength of the confederacy is
in the shell; the yolk has persisted AT
far point on the exterior some troops
are kept together and make stand
but there is little left Of the original
egg out Of which treason Matched this
bloody war. 1t is cracked everywhere,
and will soon crumble in our hands.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-09
Rebel Matters.

1t seems that the rebel officers in
Georgia have been in the habit Of ap
pearing on parade decked with "ro'
settles, fancy tobacco pouches" and 9th
er fsvors Of friends; whereupon an or
der has been issued to give notice that
such vanity i'll becomes nation bow
ed to the earth by debt and poverty,
and viii not hereafter be tolerated. 4
rebel private writes to the Richmond
Dispatch from in front of General But
ler's lines, complaining that he has re
ceiyed no pay for nine months, is sadly
in need of clothes, and has to sleep on
the ground at night without any blan
ket, and that his comrades are in the
same condition. An association in
Richmond has commenced supplying
the poor of that city with soup, at TWEEN
ty>fve cents per quart.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-09
Card from Col. Stokes.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 7, 1864
SIR have received an official no.
LITIGATION from your Excellency, that on
the 9Th ult, was chosen by the people
of Tennessee. an Flector of President
and Vice President of the United
States The Office would be promptly
accepted and its duties performed, did
I not feel myself disqualified in the
premises under the Constitution Of the
United States, Section l, Article 2, pro
yides no person holding an office Of
trust and profit under the United States
shall be appointed an eleetor" Hold
ing a commission as Colonel in the ar.
my of the United States in pay and &C
tive service, 1 conceive that am there
by disqualified, and hereby decline tc
act as Elector for this reason and this
alone.
Very respectfully, your obt serv't,
w. B. Stokes.
To his Excellency, ANDREW JOHNSON,
Governor of Tennessee.