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49, ,n., vou,a spprecats his general reputation which
stands high both brave officer and soldier. aon,
Inc vss mot foly over have got detailed sccoun;
of our killed or wounded or OF the enemys a nens.a'
ssaeN that he captured one Thousand ssones
ns,,cve tina TO b. correct have seen the prisoners
uuder quard among them general - s,~x-oA
svs tha rebels cannot fall far short Of three Thousand,
rerhsos more Chesthssn's and Lees Aivwons' WIN
fOrrss cavalry were ensssss sna syeu.h Ohio on
Captain Dowlng one hunuroa nn%ad ,o'
Colonel noores stat, was wounded:
Doolor BARROW " reported wounded. ...ona u,iue,s
The Neutenans colonel Of TIE sevonV seoono h'''V'
We have had ,wo coloosls either killed U badly
esn erals stanley and Bradley sshsy sounded
Heavy a2biine is reported 10 have taken place Asei
loi, and this morning. Result not Knows.
HAsHy,sIs, Dec. q, 1884
The rsbe pres win certainly claim franklin a. gfsss
victory Hsavsn grant them many such v'csorSs
rraprl,u was ,a,endsd az surprise and 70 certain er
,ent vss so Whns the rebel cavaIry vm aercsy nans
,nu on opr roar Lees and Cbesfbams corps moved %
eu n,,t taking sdvantsgs OF the wooded nature Of the
coup,yv and suddenly hurst upon ns 10 solid column
shoaed and Stanley we're aware Of their intenslons
time 10 throw up tsmposary works aud form mo ina 0s
battle
l, s,s cscu twelve O'Clock when our troops reached
frsnkp and ., n little past four the enemy attacked
moving iisht up 20 tine nndsr cover without tnrow
,ps out ssugis line os skirm'shers. Colonel echone'
brother MAJOR GeneFhi Snios -
hastily ros his artillery the most commanding position
and Ia tho following erder'--Bstisry Fourth unted
States on the ,s oS tho line, ths Sixth Ohio next Fs'
rouns.see next; then came The Twentieth Ohio, with
section OF reserve artillery and Pepnsyiysnis battery
These sid excellent service during the engagement and
showed Colonel schoheds sense Of position from tue
admirable manner In which thsr ooavsrgug FIRE saksd
the advancing columns ofths enemy.
The Fourth corps occupied the right ol ihe line tn'
Second dvision (wagnsr's) bsng somewhat in advance
wNh woods (Ihird divbion) thrown back In reserve.
| A brigade Of now troops was thrown out In front
| wagner's roe, with orders 70 fall back steadily.
The enemy burst out 90 these In three solid columns
The brigade poured few vollsys into them, but 10
rsbs, column scarcely dssnsd reply, but dashed IN
them hurlpg thcm back 10 confusion the main assa
snd for . moment breaking them.
Al this critical moment General Stanley dashed up
The from, railying. the men. He rushed into the line
calling on bis 20 follow Just then his horse was sh'
under him. There was acry that no was killed, wnen
umpod TO his feet, waving his hat aud exclaimed, w
boys come on follow mel' An inspiring cheer ran aot
,ne lines toe rallied and fuTiously surned on she
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right, covering the gbt q the Twenty Yard ana .ne
Of inc Fourth Gorp<. Bradieys sixth VINO cs.sS .ra
RES OF tns Fourth corps occupying The commanding POSI-
ooec. was 70 throw bis whole focs upon us before We
could into lue or throw ~ aoy ssvond and
.ss under cover Of woods hills ravnss 90 as
70 uonoeA The development o. tnsT "ne un'"''''
upsb tor osok shs big guns 20 te LEFT Of The rail-
nav opened the bali BY Smelling the advance " VIZ
enemy. soon after regular roar Of @n's'y op'"''
accs ~. lines soon emerged from their cover and
cse on Win most formidable yell and charge.
sos srromens part OF lines wavered ana ic, i na
,ns ,ss sscsns Twenty.
sn'rd coaps aud Gspcrai Cox, cf the rn.1u ussoa
rallied ana oc"as o,%s" Srsass and Colonel ssaud Third
.sse here charged tbe spsmy, who had crossed oyer
ses nO q snus MI along our front WIN The
ac,nsran Of domons, and charged upon our very ~
some y "a hand 20 hand conflict with our troops
Ssars pjsnted the rehs colors upon cur wofks W." @
diners srapDsi BY our mon ana arsss'' ''''
nS o the nercest hand band conflicts ssd suIg'ns
ars nn ,ss roa,h corps raging snh cqusl dos.
aco STANLEY wss svsrywhers ba, duty or danger
called him nSaSs',. 70 sSs dsrsus points sud
Wagusr diyspus wsse dsspers.es ~ \, IN on our
rgns g.r,nr hue nss Now was inc srilcal moment Our
generals aud ocors rallied We rcols mo nn ..vtrs
4 Ia m x,
. ..hc.s artillery aud mueselry moved tnem oown ~ mn
y Trsaa the tide was now tainug was evsuens s .ns'
,f ho ,rtnrv was ours and our ncp, cheerca WIN sn
one hurrah ard swept back on tne re0c' ~"
!, - ~ arm back In disorder and copfusiou
n "sS "sS,sSt was COW setting In. The victory vas oors
al ve we desperately followed up our aovan ss sss
Ia vh,, nj ono time thrcaoned 70 be DISASTROUS ao,e
c,rvortcd into glorious vcioy oy Inc cooi courss
ssneyas and ocers and BY the desperate orave,
o ~ .ha, msn rbe rebels fell back under cover o. tn
~ nsst our artillery pouring slorm oi snos sna 'p'
adj | inso than. =. .-S,ns o,V rocsra,, acted vcu
fss, as, Al Inclined speak OF them indivouauy
raj rboaed was s the time on the held ms eus asss
rs s,ourd him with messages from the dincrcns pars
Tho line. MAJOR wheny q his sn, 80. ws ~
no hrs cbscs orders Msisr wherry has been always
MARKED for his gentlemspy oerns as wen s ~ .V IA
cool reaoluto bearing IN tho heid AZ s0'u'o' ~"
q Heptlcman he has Few snperioD. .-, ..,.n,..,r
u~ General Stanley usus,- dsTyed ne coo:
80 mud q tho general, wsh tho bravery o ,nc ~
solser. Ho slightly wounded w the neck, pus ~
nd not hsvc the field Carttn steele. 9, his sa n ~
ry sghty wounded In the sio pockeibook oi.unasv
Il, | turned tho bullet Colonel Moore, comnshulnh ~
~ second brigsde Second division, rventy third cors ~
t tocsnpd birlsek Ia the chnrre. speak 81 tns onV
no I ben,use sors enemies Of his brought some chars
10 rva,na him or cowardce wish they could have se'
no | him leading bis brigaae ID that rvsspns chsfse 81
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we're display cd In front Of his quarters with the names or
thcsc who capiured them written upon them Rev o inc
flags bsd the regiment any sign upon them Too mos,
OF them were daubed with blood and perforated wIn
bullets. -.
Ihs Grst flag wa. cars ured by Fd Muencx, Major com
ng one Hundred and Seventy a. tn regiment ONO
Ihis had twenty Ave bullet holes through ". :,
Captain w. II. Iangstai, commanding company ~
One Hundred and Seventy hnh Ohio.
Private J. II. RicKseker Company Hs ono nInu,o" ~"
Fourth Ohio. This nag was ali covered with blood .
A. Grcenswalt, Company 9, oGe Hdndred ana io".'n M
Ohio. First brigade, Third division, iwerty1h army
corps Captured November 80. at trAnkn. :, -,
George v. Kelly Captain one Hundred ana tourtn on,
THIS batsie Gag was captured by CAPITALS bird, tom
pany G, Sixty .1fth i'nos
j. @. Grant, One Hundred aud Fourth Ohio.
Corporai Newton A. Hail. Company ], one Hhharea anu
Fourth Ohio. 1his man captured TO nass
The Losses in tho Battle OF Panama.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec 10, i5bl.
Tho rncu loss the battle OF Frank To- as ascertAaed
nv Official reports w greater than ~ hrst supposed
In the second division OF tho rwentyhru cofps ine
los was officers aud I've hundred ano Sshy
eight men killed, wounded and missing A. ,... -
Ia the Second division of the Fourn corps sne luss
forl Y niue officers aud thousand one bundIeu auo
ninety one naer killed, wounded aud missing.
In The Third division VI the Fourth corps '"euV'srV
officers and two hundred and scvenj.sh mep "ois
knled, woun led and missing. =, A.,
a large proporon og the Slightly wounded are 10 th'
hospitals.
aAaitfoua al List OF wounded In ths Datsi'
OF Franklin.
n Ruth x, 5fih Pennsylvania, rght thieb
ser,,. VIM. Brsd'ey,Ci Tim fsnnsyNann, sen'usN'
J. pairiena. an United states artillery, r,gh. femnr'
n Horn n. 5Ith Pcnnsy lvsrs, let leg ana 'Voh
- N,gsi, III, T3th renIsyiyaaia. right snoaidsr.
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TIL o N AS.
THB SIECB or NASHVILLE.
Movements OF tho Oontsnding
Armies from the Battle
E1sId 1t Franklin.
Further Details OF the Vic.
tory There. a4
. THE SITUATION IN TENNESSEE.
Details Of ths Siege Operations to |
Yesterday.
Rspsrtsd Capture Of a Large
Amount Of stores In Nsrth Ala.
bama by the Rebels. |
#ss re es. ~~>~~~--~>~->~~-~>~~~-,4
Hurbridge's Movements in East
a.e Tennessee,
- "a 4 - IL
Details Of ths Siege Operations te
Yesterday.
Hurbridge's Movements in East
ae Tennessee,

NAsavnLs, nsnu., Dec. 10, 1854
( snesisuasion Of aaairs remains unchanged.
In 'front.' Of the Fourth corps not shot was red mn ~
swo O'Clock this afternoon.
\ 6incs shen some slight skirmishIng hss occurred
70 toe slippery Etate or the ground the men ana
impossible to move about,
inc reoeis can be plainly seen from the front Of the
seur'n corps standing about their camp fires.
nos''es may DO said 70 have ceased, on account, Of
the bad weather. N'' y
who como 10 say that the rebels have strcnv
VITA two rows VI cAepauz dc fries. with
'nes stretched around 70 strengthen them,
Colonel Louis johnson. instead OF Colonel O. ~ yonn
00 Commander Of the ooored pfan,rv n..
o0syoo rom the general commanding the hishes,
sss LOT the manner in which be fought bis troopa a,
~ Greek st'sioD, No. q having aAllsptly r.n. A..
ue"y ~ Day for sixteen hours and npafv so.sh. h.s
~ "s.' ana reached Nashville, with the loss ., ono
4 rDafs0 =. ana 6fseen mon killed and wounded -
no report has yet been heard from IN. ..,s..
q sch went down the river yesterday m.,,,r. y.
s1s0Daons has been heard hero since their deDsr,,.
Ane river y three feet deep on the shoals and ,s,.
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rHcCIellan's Record.

In regard to the political conduct Of affairs, you
will please labor to impress upon the nhabla1s Of
igg sol w for the Integrity oI ne 0nton 70 gPAotd
fis Do,rer Of our National Government and 10 re-
store 10 The nation The blessings OF peace ana good or
der--t MCCLELLAN TO HALLEcK.
W. sAaH most readily suppress this rebellion and
restore he authority Of the Government ~ religious
lyrsspecting tie Constitutional rights ofdW know
that express the efeeings and opinions Of the Prcsi-
dent when say that we are lighting o9ly To preserve
the integrity Of the Union and the Constitutional
authority Of the General Government. -
t1tir domessc fsstitusioas ,sR IN no ssa,er 6eis
ter/ere oifA and that MeyaeiH receiUe at our hands
every C6nstftatioDal protection. have only to re,
that you Will in az ,Sp ,FSSspsS carefully ct S.h regard
command allowing nothing but the dictates OF mill.
OF these einstructions.-[M Nc CCLELLANTo TO BUELL..
Th;. rebeilion has assumed the character Of war ;
assch Il should be regarded and It should be con-
fan civilization. n should not Dc q aodr looking TO
tessygatio Of ~ pe9pls o. G,y ,lSa 1se son,1gl w @y
lions but Gginst armed forces dnd potttacds o,s
l,affoas NeifAer cogdscdtion ofPropeffy pottfscd<
csecutos e esoS sgtoras S osg,sJ1S,sGa Sa
Dkft6d fora moment. IN prosecuting he gon,
~ Drieate property and adraed persons shout1 0e
strictly protected, subject only to the necessity q
military operations. All private property taken for
military use should be paid or receipted for; pLage
ma waste should bo treated as high crimes; ali m
neoessary trespass Sternly prohibted ana offensive
~ ked MiIffGTv arrests sh0uld not be tolerated,
ercsDt "a pldces qckers dctfUe hostitftes ectet ana
oafIs not required bv eadcf0ents c0pstthtiondHy
~s.,iS aloltd bl neither demanded nor recefUed.--
Milar, governments should be confined to the pres
ervalon f order and the protection OF pohti-
ofiehis ii4rv pooer shoutd not Dc aboiced % ~
rffi,o or folDnitiag M authority Of the master,
Ss,l "a, ~ dis0ilfeF as IN other cdses-
lli0C1nLLAxfs HARnIsoN LANDING LETrER.
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THE RESOLUTIONS.

Resolgsd. That in the future. as in the past we
will adhere with answering fidelity TO the Gnion
under the Constitution as the Only solid Iouna.iDn
Of our strength, security and happiness as people,
4 aud as framework of government equally conduc-
i've to the welfare and prosperity OF all the otates
both Northern and Southern. :, , 80
ResoIved, That this Convention does explicitly de-
clare az the of the American people, that after
four years Of failure to restore the Gon by INC ex
pertinent of war, during which, under the pretence
Of military necessity war power higher than the
Constitutions the Constitution itself has been disre-
garded in every part and pnpc liberty ana
of the country essentially imparedJustlce human
ity liberty, and the public welfare demand that nm
mediate efforts be made for cessation OF hOstlhtles,
with view to an ultimate convention of the States,
or other peaceabc means to the end that at the ear
lest practicable moment peace n %aS Axe 3 RESTORED on
Resetred, Tbat the direct Interference Of the mil
iary authorities Of the United states n the recent
Delaware, was shameful violation of the COnstitu-
tfn: and repetition of such acts in the approach
ing election will be held as revolutionary and re-
sisted with all the means and power under our con-
Resolu,d, That the aim and object Of the Demo
cratic party is to preserve the Federal MON and the
riShts of the States unmpaired; and they hereby
declare that they consider that the administrative
usurpation of extraordinary and dangerous powers
the civil BY military law in states not IN nsurrec-
tion; the arbitrary military arrest imprsopEmeht, So
where civil law exists in full f0rce the suppression
Ok freedom Of speech and of the press; the denial OF
the right OF asylutni inc open anu dNO"eu
Of State rights; the employment OF unusual test
oahs; and the interference with and denial OF the
right Of the people TO bear arms in their defense IS
calculated 10 prevent restoration of the Union, and
the perpeuation of a government deriving its Just
powers from the consent Of the governed
sResoIred, That the shameful disregard OF the Ad-
minstaton to its duty in respect TO our felOw-citi
zens who now are and long have been, prisoners OF
war in suffering condition, deserves the severest
hreprobaton on the score alike Of public policy ana
Rssolsta Thsi tLo sympathy of the Democratic
pats is heartily and earnestly extended to the SOL
dicry Of our army and sailors Of navy, who are
and have been, in the field and on the sea, under
the flag Of their country; and in the event OF its at
tanning p0wer they will receive all the care, protec-
ton aud regard that the brave soldiers and sailors
of the Republic have so nobly earned,
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contamination is variously caused by mercural
disease, low living, disordtrcd digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by
the venereal infection. Whatever be its origin
it is hereditary in the constitution, descending
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roi of Him who SAYS, " viii visit the iniqui-
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diseases which it originates take various names,
according 10 the organs it attacks. In the
lungs, Scrofula produces tuberces, and finally
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suppuritc and betomc ulccrous sores in the
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro-
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CONSTITUTION WATER

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DIABETES

Is disease Of the stomach and lvcr acting through
the kidneys, and is without doubt, the most obsti-
nate disease, except Consumption, that affec's the
human constitution. We have no space for discus
sing causes but will state that the effect of the dis
ease is the conversion Of the starchy principle 10,
vegetable portion of the food) into sugar, which
stimulates the kidneys to an excessive secretion of
water. Many persons suffer from this disease who
are ignorant Of it, that is they pass large quantities
during the day. and are obliged to get up from to
fifteen or twenty times during the night. No notice
is taken of it until their attention is called to the
large discharge of water and often when it is so far
advanced as to be beyond the control of ordinary
remedies. Another symptom is the great thirst
which, when the disease is fully established, is in
toerable-Me patient drinks constantly aoitlout De-
ing satisfied also dryness of the mouth cracking Of
the lips sweet breath, in the more advances cases.
and finally loss of appetite, emaciation and the pa
tient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION w WATER is, without doubt the only
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