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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-23
ANNouNCEMENIs u cANpIpATEs.
Letter from q Tennessee Ofllcer at
Charleston.
The following letter from a Tennes-
see offic er, viii be found interesting:
RoppR HOsprTAT
RoprR HosPrrAL,
Charleston, 5. c., Sept. %, '64.

Charleston, S. c., Sept. %, '64 :
DEAR FATHER-I wrote some days
ago through the regular channel, but
as several officers leave tomorrow for
the land of the free, I purpose 10 send
this by one of them-Capt Smith-who
kindly promised to carry it for me.
In my last wrote for money and
clothing. Since then, have obtained
money by giving an order or check on
you for S20in gold. received SlC0 in
Confederate money on the order. Gold
is worth $40 or SO for one; greenbacks
s. for 81. That is what we are able 10
exchange it for.
want complete outfit as to cloth
ing, cheap uniform suit We had
hoped for an exchange this fall, butwe
begin to think we viii winter in Char
lesion; and il is time to send for such
things as we need from home
The prisoners generally are very
much pleased at the turn af4irs have
token North--that is, the dis Fiction
Of the peace men at McCIellan's nom =
nation, and the withdrawal OF Fremont.
[ think there is no danger that Lincoln
will not be reelected. 1 hope he VIII
be at any rate; and this Is the wish of
nine tenths Of the prisoners confined
here. We have few copperheads o.
men who disgrace the uniform they
wear, by saying hy don't believe tbt
rebellion will be put down think
such men should take the oath Of ale
glance to the Confederaey, and remain
here There is q great deal Of truth in
General Seymours letter and wish
every man north could be convinced o.
it. As we stand no chance 70 be ex-
changed till the warts over, the quicker
it is over the better, and as the quickest
way IS 70 elect old Abe, why, ae are IN
favor Of his reelection.
bly, health - Still good II - report
ed that there are four hundred cases Of
yellow fever in the city, but think It
is 8 mistake.
From an that can hear, the eondi-
ton of our enlisted men is not exag
gerated by the reports in our papers
The want Of vegetables, and good
wholesome food, togethsi with expo
sure to the summer sun, has killed
great many. Some few officers have
died from scurvy, and others are afIliet-
ed with is nov.
We are in no immediate danger from
the Smelling Of the city, being out Of
Your afFsetienste son,
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4 Fine Todd County Fsrm for
.3gf Sale.

A s ADMINISTRATOR OF THE EsTATE or
"a L. b. LExvTLI, deceased, vii ofter Tor sale
t. the highest bidder, On the premises, 90 Thur
day, the eth oay o. JsnusFy, lsG5, thAi vel k.OEn
and valuable Farm ying IN the south part Il Iodd
county, Ky. ana known IS the " Trenton farFns
containing 10 acres about 30 acres clsares sod N
a hgn state Of cultivation. 5 ID farm y uDsus-
pa- Or ferlty Of sol ana ndvanf lges Of 10 aiity
by any fsrsn N S0ct err heufucky-it beng couEc-
uisnt 70 chur hee, ScLool=, me h1erchsDt mlll-,
and within seven miles OF the Memphis braurh
Railroad. The improvements ars 5 large trek
dwelling with sll necessary out bBldings- Afurtber
description > deemed unnecessary, A. any person
sishii z 70 purchase caa have opportunity o.
viewing the premises by spplJin 70 Mr. IhoUss
Mcclure OF Ar. GearEe Rutherford. Irertoe, Ky,
or any further Information can be had y applying
% ms a. / uisville-
,xnMs.--1he sboTe farTa VA be sold on q credit
# ten years, the purchaser giving bis notes m Ten
equal annual payments, without interest uDtl tee
notes arr due; Tia payTu1Ine 20 - secured ~ per
sonal seeur T., and 3 iaa relaned aPon she land
until the last note Is pa d.
The farm viii b. sold IN body or In oefaehed
portions u required 20 suit pureEAssTs. sale y
take place At the usual hour
JAMES l.. lawson.
Admir- Of the Estate Of l. B. saveil, ee'd,
osts-I2t Hff# With tie VII anDeHed.
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NO. 1859

promised them that if they would but
do their duty and give him a cordial
snd hearty support, and do such fight.
ing as be knew they could do, that the
greatest success Of the war would be
the result; that sherman would IN
doubtedly be drawn from Atlantis
His speech was received throughout
with the widest expressions of enthu-
siasm, and upon bidding them an sf-
fectionste farewell the crowd rushed
towards their loved commander, and
thousands of the old heroes from Ar
kansas, Alabsma, Mississippi, Tonnes
see and Texas had the melancholy
pleasure of taking by the hands and
saying farewell to the war-worn vete-
rams who led them on so many bloody
fields
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The British Government and the
Government Of Bavaria have addressed
letters 10 our Government at Washing
ton, making special inquiries IS 70 our
financial prospects, the accumulation
Of debt. internal revenue, and the abil~
ity of the people 10 pay national ex-
penses. This shows that foreign PEG
pie are getting very much interested
in our securities. The inquiry from
England IS particularly significant
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Five Horse Stolenl

~ SATURDAY NIGHT. ocToBER sth FR0A
the Tennessee Hospiikr for the / ~, four
horses. One very large deepc0tored heY horse /;
one pair OF hne gres hsrsess with short tails and
one rorTel mare
fortnight since, ozark tay horse, fossF year, ODD
viii giye $40 iOr tbe reteTn q the hDfses, abd
Tea Csrta rach foT tn nissrahle thieves who stezl
nom this Charity. W. ?. JONES,
oct.i-Iw Phys. sad Superintendent.
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County COur,--BedfOrd County
ncr,lBa R r AZ fss4
Bill 10 sell land IN Bed
ford CRay

Solomon Rev ct a..
w Bill to sell land In Bed
The wild and heirs OF ford Cqmpy.
avid Revis ct u.
In this case Il appearing b the Court that the
widow and heirs Of David Rev :, IT,. dec 4, nd the
unknown children Of kliEsbet1 Wade. all Of whom
are made dafendsnt- ID he eau .. are non-s esi-
dents # the Stats &C 7 So e, that the ordi-
usry process OF law csunOs he served eIog themi
Il is ordered thst rublica lon b, made ID the Nssh-
vile Veekly Usi0H, a u wspaper published 10 u .
city Of Nashville, for our succe size week req ir-
ing said defHn ant to sppear beoT this Court 81
he Courtroom. Shell ysiiie on the hrss 7 esdsy
after the FIRST Monday ~ 9 eeember mex 20 lead,
answer or demGr 20 mplainas.s bSll, OF he same
all. be TAX for confessed and set for hearing er
parfe. jos. II. THOM fSON
W. II. WEsKsEz, Clerk End Master
SoieitOf (ocIS-4W; prs fee, 8.
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County COurt--BedfOrd County.
OCTOBER TERM, 1854

wnsm H. wisener. sT. Petition to remove
-
Thomas G. NOISY, Admir-, SCI Administrator
In this esse itsppesrng TO the Court that Thomas
G Molly, the defendant is nonresident Of the
State If Tennessee so that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served on rim: Il IL ordered that
publication be made in the Nashville Weekly UElOn,
newspaper publis' ed in the city Il Nashville, TOR
four successive weeks, requiring said Aosy 70 an
pear belere said Court, at the room, IN smell
byv,lle on the first hondsy in December next, TO
pl- ad, answer or denuf 10 compliments petition,
or the same wi be taken "a confessed ard set for
hearing or pGde JOS. H. THUMBS m
octl3-4 " mrs fee. So %. Clerk and Master.
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Horses for Sale.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER has AND WILL con.
siantly keep on hand Saddle and Harness
Horses. blso heElses for ali work.
FAIRIES leaving h0rses With me 70 hoard, can MY
upon their bang Thoroughly groOmed, and sbun-
dainty fed ! VII take llmi ed number Of young
colts aDs handle Hnd break them 70 Harness and
Saddle, foT 4 reasonable compensation
g. W. WILKINSON.
sepiS-lms Wslchs Stzble, rear q - ~ College.
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f. ORDNAN Z DEPARTMENT,
~ H. o. 4


NASHVILLE Tenn, Oct IL, 1864.
CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this Office until Tuesday, October 25th, 1861
at II o'clock, NJ , for furnishing this Department
with good, merchantable HARD WO ID.
The VIII, De QUART 10 be supplied vi Re - least
One Hundred and Fifty i50l Cords and not u ex-
coed Three Hundl ed and fifty (350) Cords. Bid ers
will state the price per cord at hich hey viii liver
the I50 cords azd The rate of delivery. Tho first
a. livery 10 be msde before the lst day Of No
'. Tnber next and IT such point 10 this city As may
be designated by the unSersigned-
Bid. ers will aiso st te st what price per cord
they will deliver "a much more may be required,
n to exceed the maximum amount md cated
above
fs,cs 10 he 10 duplicate, and accompanied by a
cory Of this advertisement
NJ bad will beree iyed except rom yal parties,
and each bid must be accompanied by ca Of
Allegiance, taken before com petent authority.
The successful biddertr bidders will be required
70 ent INTO bonds the hlthflIi performance Of
the ir con racts. .T.
The right is reserved reject sny or Il bids.
Bidders glli be present when the bids are
opened.
F. TOWNSEND,
~ Capt. IS Infantry, COInBd. Depart.
Oct 12-13t
Time- and Cumberland Journal copy.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ApYANCE.
70 AByERFIgggg IN BgTaIIl,
VIZ RAVES VIII BE AS FOLLOWS

Advert seIneut4 in the Spe isl Column, first time.
fron l 10 lines, s. 0O-esch additional ine,
cents; subse ient assertions, u cents per Inc. IN
Local CO uIan, q It TIM from 70 , lines, 81 r.
each additional line, 30 conts; surseguen. Iuser-
Ous Is Ger t. per line
All advertisements occupying sree al position,
aud al double column advertisements, win be
charged $50 per ce0:. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII h ehsrgsd 81 the regular advertising rte,
and must Invariably be pad ia advance, OF no in-
seTGon made.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
fpk ottti
For County Officers I.
For CITY u
We, the undersigned nave tu.s day adopted the
above Tstes for advertising TO which We bind oar.
eeiyss strictly ~ aiheTe.
VIM CAMERON & CO.
JOHN WkFI4ACE t~~ no f'sts~-h-
BARRY, WTNHAM & co. for Press.
NASHVILLE, TgSS., Sept. ., 1884.
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so, % and 10 cent Novels, and the
Novelette,, always on hssnd

We would respectfully invite TIE stsenhon O..
NKgs-i yEALrEs I5uoksElLEEs, and Deilers pa CHkAP
PUBLICATIONS., PERIoDIcAKs &c., 90 our facilities Tor
hacking and forwarding everything "a our line tcih
he satrs0sf pTps4Pasale aHa as7s4tci- AZ g01sls
nscked sd The u.inosg care. sad isHw srsi, IN az
iarsaBces, By The ueTg eGrct olarc3Vi-l ioiiowiug
ffe receipt oi the OrdeTa. When Preferred ~ cue
tooaere We send by Mail every day.
n8-The pg1ees VI PapeEs, Aagis,ner, 6c., ate a.
81. tirne tovinc 70 tie continual tnan4e N the
,--.,a III p.lotiug Pzperl very huctiahBg, and We
Fhersfore sfnit printing te prices al fnyillng in the
- tarrss,ns desiring % learn tht price u any
Publication viii be promptly luiorraed ~ retain
- h fhev viii give ~ lisf ~ what NAV be
$500 as,d euelose 2 pDsisge sawp f0T ule
- T--IsIIF /. a e b. BEIdEiSfBER, 81
4e College street, Nashville, Tenn.
rF- In scudinp u money, always mention the
GInOunt yOu send
CaEAP kagkIs At TEE AloN7sl -niefe.
luiyz3 SIN - YES --t
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. On the 10Th inst, the Legislature Of
Louisiana chose r K Cutler to I'll the
unexpired long Germ Of John Siideli
in the United States senate, By vote
of II ageinst27; and Mr. Charles Smith.
of 81 Mry, 70 FL the short term Of D.
P. Benjamin, BY vote Of o. 70 81
The True Delta was made the official
organ Of the Legislature. By IS to 80.
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Choice Groceries,

Which ne is Offering 70 the Trade at greatly Re
uuced Rates, il being his determination 10 sell al
LESS than the regular trade p ices. Nerr hants
will rs Il tier interest by giving him call. be
has nov in Store
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~ Capt Is Infantry, COInnd. Depart
Oct 12-13t
Time md Cnrnberland JournsI copy.
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Your afsetieDste son,
, 1864-04-11

JUDGE EEcKw1Tn's HEP1T.
Cu1cAoo, April 8, 1864.
Hon. John F. FaInsWorth, Leou3rd SWEET, E. {
1ngereol, John l. Hancock, julius Rumeey, J.
Young Scammon, aud Others
GEs11EMEs: have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of communication from yo1 request
dldatc for the Office Of Judge Of the supreme Court
Allow me to express my obligations for the cx-
express your pastsaiisy and wishes. The Office is
ono Of responsibility, and should be filed br
Je1Eon having the entire confidence Of the people
name to The Union Convention, and subject to tta
decision, entirely TO you1 discretion with the ein~
gle remark that these arc tunes when no u1on
should pctsistentiy seek an Office and especially
In your Communication you are pleased to nacn-
tton With connmentlation the position which have
occupied toward ous Government topa the cam-
EcncemeEt oi the rebellion, and you wl1l permit
me to eay, that the duty Of the Government to put
down he rehelllon is admitted bs al loya! men:
that is by cncrgetically using the whole power Of
the government against it (an1 against xhatever
supports, strengthens and supports it, The pow
es ofthe Government to 2 great degree: dePeads
upon the earnest and cordial support OF the people,
and deem ii the paramount duty Of eEesy citizen
10 render the Government such SUPPORT, no! Re-
have cordially supported the officers Of the Gov
cr1Een1 in their ct.uts TO eapprsss the rebellion.
and have, at all times, rendered snch ger ger
yourselves IN 20 doing, acted only in the discharge
Of cheerful duty. pnder circumstances where neg
lect in that regard should Justly cover every man
We al desire the restoration OF peace, and that
ite tt1ns and conditions should be such as will &C.
cure to the country one which vii be permanent
The inetitut1on Of slavery in the Southern States
principal causc Of the rebellion, and 1t is cri
dent to reGecting minds TINT there can be no cor
dial union between the tWo sections OF the country
until that canfe 1e removed; and then we shal
have peace upoN the permanent and substantial
, 1864-04-11
Tie Union Cause Triumphant In
EwYpt,

CAIRO, april o. Returns from the election for
Judge in the Southern District Of Illinois, indicate
the election Of Lewis Hammock, Union, over
Judge Au1key. Democrat, By GO minority.
TTo weeks ago man naIncd Stuart, wss robbed
and murdered u his own house, BY men disguised
seventy miles to the house Of Geo ". Aiken. OF
Williamson county. Akin vas arrested, and his
captors eiaed to return with him. and are reported
1sre iot 81 eoldiers' clothing was touad in his
horse, which the gang used when on; robbiug, and
murdc1iDg expeditions: They are believed to have
,nnriered several Union men In Williamson
cat,nty. Aikrn was formerly Quartc1master Of the
18th illinois regiment and Sheriff Of Williamson
county.
, 1864-04-11

Apport10nment A1Il$-Sc%sfon o. the
PcnneJlyantn for Linco:n-Conven-
tIon Postponemcnt Question.
nAnn1snrno, April 6.-Thc bill enabling State
banks to become National by certatn transfers,
vac considered today in the House OF Repfesen.
rativcs, and amended go TINT Its original identity
is lost. There doubt Of the passage Of bill In
any satisfactory manner that will Strengthen the
hands OF the Government
Great dinlcn!ty c1ists, owing to the small Union
n III d3 and
tatiyce Scarcely any one Is willing to yield pccu-
liar interests. fhc Va1landighammers n1e greatly
delighted At The prospect Of no bill passing during
Tho Union State Central Committee is In session,
The attendance ts full either IN person or BY dele
sase de5
postronemcnt Of the National Conyention7 Sha1l
Staie Convention be called to e1ect solid dele
CATION to ,otS as IT nns o. shall each sepsrate Con.
delegates. to elect delentes at otcc hereafter when
the delegation meets at Baltimore before the Ma
tional Con7ention1
The State Com1n1ttee met this evening, Wayne
McVeaGh presiding. After lengthy discussion a.
to the time Of meeting, It was :grced to meet at
Harrisburg. on ths ss,h inst !, IN c1nsen;ten The
preference for Mr. Lmco1n's nomination. The
meeting wss largely attepdel By members 4 Of the
Leeislature Tlh M Whom ne memhesa @ o. The Com
eition exhibited to let the members be elected
BY The people ot the Gen$ressional Districts
e ee;s: Il it sly ssE asy ss ea =! ss ts2 aRe 3
Lincoln was pennsylSanIa's choice as the candi,
date for the Union Convention at Baltimore
johnson of Tennessee for Vice President.
Gen. Crawford takes Immediate command Of the
Pcnneyluanfa Reserves, to form part OF Gen. War
ren's 5th corpa, forming the I'd division, number
ing TEGG men.
, 1864-04-11

etty exists for the uee Of these bridges by the Gov
crnmcnt An adverso report was ordered to be
mAte.
-. Should tho bill, introduced BY Mr. PendIcton. to
permit members Of the Cabinet to occupy selts ca
tho floor Of tho House, pass, 1t ia believed the
President will veto it.
General Max Webbcr joins Slgo!'8 command to-
day. and will be assigned to narper'a Ferry.
been ordered here and the probabilities arc that
he will be dismissed.
Colonel sib1ey, Assistant Quar- rtermastez General,
has rendered his reeiCuation.
, 1864-04-11
SUPREME JUDGE,
Gail ON Judge BcckWtth and His
Reply.

EoS. ConrDoN DEcKw1ru. Sir: The subscribers
cttzcns Of Illinois residing In the Third Grand D
vision, not knowing xhether II IL your purpose to
becorc candidate for tho Office Of judge Of the
Supreme Court, soon to he made vacant b tho c1-
pirndon of your present term Of Office, respectfully
represent, and beg you to believe thai the people
desire your continuance in that o1ace.r
Several wciehty considerations induce Us to
* And f1st: s' ihe distinguished position to which
you had nttaned, By long series Of efforts at the
Bar Of onr 6tate, and the character for honor and
yoH. at the time you were selected by Cor. Yates
to l tic vacancy occasloned By the resignation Of
Chief Justice Cation, and whicn caused the entire
people Of the State to acqufesce in the selection
distinctly than before, IS the right man for this
Secondly tic certainty that In you we have a
good and an upright Judge, dfstncane the people,
change. The mest sure way to secure independ-
epcc npnn the Bench il to continue Learned and
faithful Judges In Office.
Thra!y: those Of NJ who rho bare had business BE-
been impressed with your Kindness, patience and
candor. no less than With the compfehensiEeness
Of y0ur Judgment the extent Of your at1Ailmeota,
and the correctness Of your opinions.
out q ecnoue opposition. and We especially desire,
wii}c our Government needs the best tnouCtltf and
fymrathics OF all loyal citizens, TO continue upon
tie bench judge who 1rom the commencement. Of
the Government and rendered valued services to
the Union canse. " e therefore repeat our united
and earnest request that you will allow us to pre-
Gent your name as cnnd,date for the office.
l. F; 'fa1nf"orth' khne. = n,c1e CHICAGO.
J. !. II: Buck, Kane Co. =. I. Baxter.
II, ". Blodcett Lake Co. r. J. Brunson.
Leonard swett, Mclean Charles u. Pope,
, 1864-04-11
Markets by Telegraph.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
The market for Beeves opened extremely husyant,
the srs having entire CONTROL Notwishstand
Ing the large supply last week, holders manssei 80
welt br sending an extra number to Brighton and
Ieepiuc several hundred oser here that receipts ut
New York were comparatively light, and an adTaace
was estabtshed. THIS fact, with heavy tnct1ou II
receipts now sends prices up onealf cent poe pou 3D.
Pr,cts are higher now than they were ever before,
ranging from 6x to cents and averaging oyer cents
live weight Everything has been sold. some drove.
changing hands two or three tmes each time paying
4 hsndsoue commission. The hcayieat sellers were
Morris, waIsal l. Reius uaaa. Of Chicago. Thi4 6ru
sold go head at 7A@9c. the average being equal to
SIC. Receipts. 500. About 500 arc taken for tho
East, leaving 400 for New York.
Hogs Ia active request, on New Tork prices TX to
ske, and &c Tor Light common to pr1aa; heary,Wes
TN cornfed and stfed sHc. Receipts. 13n5o. Ship
ned to New York, 1850.
, 1864-04-11
4 Comprehend Preacher Pun
fahAA

ST. Lou1s, April 10.-The St. Louis Prcsbytcry
decided at late meeting that Rev. Dr.. McPhceters
eould not be allowed to eontinue his ministerial
1abors In Pine Street Church In this city. DR..
h1cPheetcrs was banished from this department for
dIaloyalty some time since, but the order was re-
yoked By the President.
Regely Greenhouse, one Of the Chapman priva-
tcers who recently tosk the oath OF allegiance and
WAS released under the Presidents Amnesty Proc.
lanai on has been le-afrested, charged WITH ylo1a.
dV 10 Unoa AZ ope Mnfa Il f no asS ss
Louisville In 1869. Il IL understood he wilt be sent
10 Washington for military trfal
, 1864-04-11

From Havana and New Orleans,
NEW YoRK, April 1.-THE steamer Morning
Star. from New Orleans the I'd, has arrived here
Ela Havana the 9th.
New Orleans papers contain nothing additional
Of the battle Of Cave River.
Other intelligence cia Cairo. says the President
.ns recognized Governor Hahn as civil Governor Of
Louisiana aud also conferred On him tho powers
Of Military Governor These powers arc doubt
.2.s intended to be temporary and to be Withdrawn
trtIon.
The steamers Admiral and Mississippi arrived at
Key West on the I'd, reporting heavy weather.
, 1864-04-11

LOUISVILLE, April 10.-A fire occurred at Har i.
5odeburv, Ky.. on Friday evening, IN the store
house Of Vim. Robertson. II is supposed to be the
work Of an fncendiary, consuming thirteen build
lngs in the business portion OF the place
E-Gov. Mngtltn and Dr.. Smad;cy are among the
principal sufferers The aggregate loss Is about
iAA
, 1864-04-11

SAN Francisco, april 7.-The British and Cali.
;ornia Banking Company, With capital stock Of
two million pounds sterling, advertises its intcn-
ton to establish bank at San Francisco. It Is
believed that the new institution will exercise IN
important fntluence ogex the exchange market.
, 1864-04-11
TyUOwraDllicl1s

PHILADELPHIA, April 1o+-The Philadelphia Ty-
biographical Unlon have appointed W: !. AcEwen
and ". L. Fafrch1ld Delegates to the Natiousl Con-
venton Of printers to be held at Louisville on the
flrst Monday in May.
, 1864-04-11

MnfIerx at upGfS~-.HI6VeHeuts OF
Forrest.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
CAu9o, April 10, 1854.
rassenge1s on the steamer Imperial. Just from
Pndncah report that portion Of Forests force is
marching Oh Paducah, with the intention of ma
king another attack upon the place. ihe story
NAV hare originated In the fears OF the people. I
riyc it as heard 1t, Itwas expected the move-
ment Of the rebels would be made tomorrow.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.l
Mxara1s April s, ria CAmo, april TO-.
The steamer silvermoon 1eaves this evening.
zccd by ber he latest information from this vicinl-
, 1864-04-11

ne*tT1c1iTeEirc at Oil City, Pa.
~ IHnAlEI1111A. April 9,-At midnight on Wednes
io% 'e hS Iost oface, and destroyed block and
@ na1r q wpnntings Among the property destroyed
VIE - anotoEs hctt~ere aud Tin shop, the ST.
tic archie and Michigan. No efforts were made
to snd ss r5e b. pulling down buildings
roofs. The Post Once was saved by milling down
the adjoining Building above or towards Inc Pe
tfoienm honsc. The amouut Of damnse and inau-
, 1864-04-11

T's:c Government Securities.
NEW Yo1:k, April 1O.-The total subscriptions
yesterday in this city, to the 10-40 loan, was
80 1tt
, 1864-04-11

arn+T,cr HIiLIfxar-d Ksatch.

New YORK, April 0.-Thc 6:eanshin Il1,ro.s
lripcs f45,CO0 In treasure and 40D Passengers. Wio
III, Ean Francisco in the Ancrica, Mltcl 1ath.
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