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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26
Administrators Notice.

yr,o THE CREDrToRs OF ZHE EsTsTE or
/ Holm K Moores, deceased having sFRres e
he ms lyency a 8 ID 81 ate 20 TIE Clerk - tbs
County Csuft 1 hensy give you tbs not GO reqnir-
"a on me 70 give, lie our cie NJ, autfeitfited
ss rresrrSie.i hy isW Efib ms iefk % said Court
%, r against the l5fh Of april. se5 hey wlll 81
barred. IRA ". KlNG, Ad'mr
noyis-4tNs e. the sald esiala.
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Circuit Court al Nashville.
SEPTEMBER RULES. 1851

", Attachment SUR.
John Over on,
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEAR ING To THE SAT
isf5ction Of the Clerk, from the allegation in the
ueclaration fled in his cause that the defendant
John over on, is on resden Of the Stste often
ne5-ee, so that the ordn ~ process Of law cannot
b. served upon him IL Il therefore ordered tGst
pubication made in the Nashville , al 3 Union,
a newspaper blished IN the City Of Nashville, for
four -uccessye weeks REQ uirBg the said d, cndant
10 appear al the January Term Of the Circuit CONT
OF David on 'ounty 70 Be held in the CITY Of Nash
ville on tn 4th N nday In January neEt tren and
there to answer. plead, demur 70 p7inbhs at
chmsut fled, or the viii be tsizen for CON
Tossed and Sc for hearing er payt6
noy22-4tWe DAVID c. LOVE Clerk
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County COurt--Smi h County.

Lucinda Moores, end Ira v. King, Admr Of the Ks
t1teof John K. Moore ,deeesstd,
us.
VIM Moores, Henry l. MooFes, and others.
BnTfor 10 ser AM sale Of Land Of said deceased %
ray dsbs.
IT APPEARING UPON PROOF N THE above
L that defendants Vim. b. MOoTes and Henry l.
Moor g, are uon resi- ent Of Tennessee.
1t Il "rdered that puuicatOn be m de four con-
secutiva weeks 10 ne ~sp per cal ed the Hsshville
In IN published IN Nsshville Tenn, requiring said
Defendants % APPEAR b. fore the Worshipful County
Court Of smith county, sitting at the court hO1se 10
Carthage, .Tsnnes see, at It's n 1t nuary Teim
1870, 70 plea answer or oemur o said complain
ans II or the same viii be taken for confessed
and set tor he ring ex parte IS tothefn
7 st Z. ". TURNER, Clerk. I
no AT 70
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26

Accounts on file in the department
at Washington show the singular fact
that, since the rebellion began, forty
thousand more Southern whites than blacks
have received assistance from tie Government
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26
Police Department.

Captain-J. FL. PICKETT.
lst Lieutenant-WM-. DAELKX.
I'd Lieutenant. F. 1EGAL:A
fst Ward-DAN BIRcHETT,
VIM II. WILKINSON, Jr
I'd Ward--B. W. kinney,
A. 6. BYRON,
WIN BAKER
Sd Wards j. STARKEY,
W. W. PHILLIPS
JAMES MILLER.
4th Ward-WM. MALLORY,
A. J. HEAD.
5th Ward-JoEL PHTLLIPs
JOSH WKATHERFoRD.
9th Ward-JoHE FIRTH,
SAN. PLUMMER.
7th Ward-JOHE CAvESDER
9Th Ward-BIRD BRUCE.
9th Ward-WN JACKSON,
JosEPH CAPPS
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

From eight 70 twenty yeafs standing. WITH na18ss
known 70 science end-3me.
For medical properties Of BUchB, see Dispense
tory u the United States.
bes Professor De8ses' Valuable Eorxs 90 the
Practice Of Physic. .
See remarks ussae b the iss esisbrstsd d..
Physick, Philadelphia
See remarks inside - Dz. EphraIm Mcdowell, =
ceiebratsd Phyrican, and member q The Royal
College d 8ufgeohs Ireland, and published Ia fae
Transactions 81 the kinE and Quee1'& JOErlal,
see Medico-C hiruTRlcal keTieE, published By
BsniEnnin Trayers, Fellow q he Roya College Of
Surgeons. f
See uosi q the lats Standard Foriks on medicine
Extret Buchu,....-SIo % per bottle, o. SIX for $40
4" sarsaparila, LOO 20 600
Impr'd B0se Wssh, 81 zoo
or halfs dozen d sach FOR sl2 which win b
sufficient % cure tns mot obstinate cases, II dirso-
1 ms are adhersa %.
lowered % 10y a6dress, securely pAetsd nom
OBJ eTFa1on.
sS-DeseTibs symptoms u IN sousannioaeosa.
curss Rzaxzntosd. Adnos sTaaa.
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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally APPEARED hffore ne "a A1dsnnkn %
The city - Ptiaielphi u. r. Heimboid, Who, BE-
Jag dolly sworn, doth seq, his PrsperatOns oontain
mo nAr0uc, no tnereuTy, O. ofher INJURIOUS Drug,
bul aSs purely vegetable. n. r. HE5aMBOLD.
sworn and subscribed before ne, this sd day q
November, 1854. VIZ. p. HIBBARDe
Aldenasn. Sth-suset, abcye Race, philA.
Address letters Tor infJrr1aflcn In confdenoa.
n. T. HELMBCLIj, Chemist
Depot i0i south 1enfh-street
Below Chssiaui. PhilAdalphiA.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITA
AID uNPRECTPLED DEALKRs,
who en6esyor 10 dIspose "OF THEIR own md
"other Articles on TIE reputation AttAsnsd b.
Helmbold's Geauins PrePssAfsona,
Extract haehu.
BarzaparllA
Sold b. Al Druggists svcrywcers
ASK FoR HRLMBOLDS-TkRR NO oTHRR
Cuf out the astyertaaussut and aa1d f5f IL sAND
AVOID Lfffosgs AoksAEb ExPusuRR
TINE Ely
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26
BLooDl BLOOD BLOOD
Hslmbold's Highly oOaesutratsd Compound
Fluid Extract SarsaparlIla
Syphilis.
SYPHILIS.

This IL AZ affection Of NE blood, and stacks the
SEXUAL Organs, Lnings Of tbs Nose, Ears, Throat
Windpipe, and other nticus surfaces, making its
appearance In the form Of Ulcers. Helmboids Ex-
tract Sarsaparlla purihes the Blood, and removes
all scaly eFuptons o. ths skin, giving 70 the com
plexon a clear and healthy color. Il bsinR prepsr
ed expressly for this eiass 81 complaints, q blos
purifying properties Are preserved 70 greater sx-
tent than any other preparation 81 5arapaTIIA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26

Take no Balsarn, Mercury, or unpleasant uaedictnn
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26
QUartermaster's Department.

ByT BRIG. GEN. }. L DONALDSON,
Chief Qusrtermaster, Department Of the CuDbef-
lsnd. Office l06 CherrY-strest.
CAPT. JAS. 2. RUSHING 40 ~,
Chief Assistant Qusrternsster. Office los Cherry
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08

GES. SHYSouR.--Th New York Post in some
comments on the florida disaster says:
"Wo hope General Gilmore will now sea the
mistake be made in taking General Seymour
with him 70 the department Of the South, from
Gen. Hunter for unruly conduct and lapS1ars
II IS reported that the advance on Olustee was
made contrary 10 General Gillmore'e orders. and
that had he been present at Jacksonyille. or
BaldEin. the. battle would NOT have taken place.
Du' ne ought to baVe been taught by former
experience not to trust General Seymour Win
aly important command. IL was this officer
VINO planned and urged the assault on Fort Wae.
1er, on the 18th of last Jolly, in which General
STRONG Oclonei Shaw, and SO many other gallant
spirits we're sent to useless deaths He appears
70 De constitutional blunderer be has shown
fatal aptitude for walking into traps. and for
falling in with the enemy's plans, which ought
to excuse him from farther service In the field.
at least in any responsible position"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08

REASONS FoR RE-EELIsTRo. "A member os
Rhode Island Battery "D," whose only bro,bsr
fell at Gettysburg while in command Of the oh
United States Battery Of 'sreguinrs.n writing
home to his parents at Fail River. Massacbnss,,s
gives the following reasons for 20 enlistipR;
"Aiter mature deliberation have re.eplisted.
l oould see no reason satisfactory to my own
minu why should not re- enlist; but the follow.
am able bodied third, am in good health !:
iourth, the eouHtB needs me i; and ffth. nv
mother would not be proud Of her SON should be
prove recreant now to the holy cause for Whiob
she has already sacrificed SO much"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
0ournal ann STATESMAN
Tuesday Morning March 8, 1854.
The Escaped Prisoners

The Escaped Prisoners.
ny THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
Glad and delightful news ipdesd
To every true heart it must be,
OF our imprisoned brave to read,
Escaped from drear captivity.
How oft for them our souls have bled.
Their unsoothed miseries to hear,
When fell disease and famine dread,
Made of their prison floor their bier
Welcome, oh welcome, ye whose worth
Now clearer than before we see;
Welcome to what is best on earth,
Your firesides, and your liberty
Forget your woes--but no--let not
That memory cease your souls to thrill
When armed for fight nor be forgot,
Your brethren held in fetters still
Bnt ere again to strife you 90,
Remain the dainty feast 10 share,
That many friendly boards will show,
To supplement your prison faro.
And for those garments, soled aud worn,
Sad emblems Of your former thrall,
Once more your manly forms adorn
With handsome garb from TOwRR HALL
Always on hand the largest and most complet,
assortment of Ready-made Clothing 10 Philadel
phia. All styles, sizes, and qualities.
TOWER HALL,
NO 5l8 MARKET STREET.
BENNETT & co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08

THREE CoLoRED SOLDIERS HuNa BY order NJ
General Seymour, three colored soldiers Of Com
pany B, Fifty-ffth Massachusetts, Regiment.
named Lloyd, Cook and Smith, were hung AZ
short notice, for violating the person Of a Wbits
woman who lived in the vicinity Of Camp Fiuni.
gan. Florida. The men were allowed 70 hang
"a hours as lesson 70 other.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
Volunteers, Attention |
Indiscretions of Youth.

Sores and Ulcers, llotches and swenga, can with
certainty be radically cued II the Pills taken night
In the printed instructions If treated IN any other
manner they dry up Ia one part to bre,k In
Whereas this Ointment will the humors from the
system, aud leave the Patient vigorous and healthy
man II Will req lire little perseverance In bad TO
lnEnra a laalinr entn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
Weakness or Debility Induced by
Over Fatigue

VIII disappear by the use Of these invaluable
Pills, and the Soldier will quickly acquire additional
strength. Never lot the Bowels be e her confined or
undnly acted upon It may seem strange that Hollo-
ways Pills should be recommended fer Dysenery and
tlux many persons supposng that they would
correct The liver and stomach aad thus remove ali the
aorid hunors from the system This medicine will give
tone aud Figor to he who organic uystem however de-
ranged, while health and strength follow as matter OF
course Nothing will stop the relaxation of the Bowels
g this famous medicine
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
For Wounds, either oocasioned
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or Bruises,

To which every Soldier and Sailor LIABLE there are
no medicines 80 safe, And convenient HUloway's
Pills and Ointment The poor wounded aud aluios dying
urer might have his Wounds dressed immediately ifhe
would only provide himself with this matchless Oint
mant which should be thrust into tho wound aud
smetroi all round IT, then COVERED with piece of linen
m aus knapsaek aud compressed with HANDKERCHIEF
Taking, night and morhins, or Fills to cool the
~ ten Add prevent Inflammation.
Every soldiers KuApstek and seaman's Chest should be
provided with those valuable Remedies
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
Dlssolution Of Co-partnarshin.

THE copArtnership herspfore existing under the firm
Of Nebeker rAtn4ls is this day diSs lived by mutual
eoneent Persons Indebted 10 th late r. sq uested
TO maze Immediate payment Also that all bills be pre-
sentod for ssttement to silher Of the undersigned.
The name Of tho nrm to DO uGed in sstt ing ony.
GEO HkBBkRR,
h. l.. TATHALL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
s UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Annual -TaXeh for IaRA.

The attention Of Taxpayers Is hereby called to the
provisions Of the United States Excise Law relative to
the assessment Of annual taxes.
b. section of Of July T. 1862 1t Is made
theduty OF all PERSONS partnerships nrms associations
corporations made liable to any annusl duty License
AK, rHR FIEsr MONDAY OF MAY IN RAoH YHAH
to list return to the Assistant AsHessessOr III
District where located Of the amount OF annual income
the articles objects charged with spsoAl tax, and
Il bus or occupation liable to pay any license.
Every person who shall fail TO make such return by
the day specified Will Liable be assesssd by the
Rccording the bes information which he
oban and in such tue Assessor Ia required to add
hy per centum TO the amount Of the iiemn Of such list
Every person who shall deliver to an Assessor any
II adulent list sAtemenI, with intent to svade
valuation enumeration required bT law is subject
TO fine Of five hundred dollars; and In such oHse the
list will be made out by the Assessor or Assistant AS.
sessor from the valuation and enumeration made
there b no appeal. la .I..l OIL i I. F. f
Paymnt OF the annual taxes except those for licenses
Will not be demanded until the thneth day OF June
The appropriate BLANKS on which 10 make return and
all necessary Information, will be furnished by Messrs.
James NJ Braehin, CentreVillr, Wilmington; James
wuoIiey and krsnk Taylor, Wilmngtpn; SAMUEL L.
Eceles. chrstiAha; bert oaun New Castlsi John
Clark, Jr, Rirkvoodi ]. g. Hand BAebb,rdi Assistant
Assessors for New Castle County, 10 whom the
should be delivered on before the drst Monday OF
Ma y Atthelr espeoti~e Offices. ffnl
ar JOHN P. MoLR R,
-...a. U Assessor, District Of Delaware
wilmington Feb. 49, 1874. mar.I-lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
Swayne's Sarsapa and Tar Pills
'''' ''''S SS'WSSPAtlY7NE'S. 'SS a PILLS

SW a i N u . PlLLS
Purify tho blood, oh fuctons ali kinds cleanse
the skin Of AL pimples and hOtcho. and bring the rich
color Of heal h To he pale chees. They cure
Head CHI. oirk Headache, t0ul Stomach,
ltius dtsstHes-Ls or Complains.
Prepared only by DR. Sw,YER & SON, No. $50 NORTH
sXrH STR TT, pu,ai lphia, sold Dy all the principal
dru-s's's and deteis my oily
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
CAUTION Non, are c0nulpo rni.,, n

OAO IlON !--Nons are genuine Unless the
words "noLLowAY NEw YORK AND LoRnOsn are dis
rlibs As WafermGrk In every leaf OF the book OF
dl ec'ns ar.unu sash pit OF box the same may be
plainly seen oy hoidinghe ieqfto he light handsome
un as may tad 10 the detection Of any party parties
eona,erlei9g tue medicines vend The same know
Hononay's Pulls and ointment n W retalled owing
70 me gh pr . q Drugs, Ac at 81 cts, 20 os and
a1- There Is considerable saving by taking the larger
N B-Diretons for the guidance Of PATIENTS In every
disorder re affixed ca pot or bux
AS- Dealers IN my we'll known medic
ctnea can have Show Cafds, IircnlanA sc ,
ing.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane, N. ".
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
Soldiers,

These feelings which Hadden usually arise from
trouble or annoyances, obaructed Precipitation or eating
a'd drinking whatever Is unwhoesoHe thus
the hsAlthfpl action OF tue liver and stomach. These
P ls, taken according to the printed Instructions will
quickly produce healthy sotlon in both liver and
stomach, and, as natural consequence, clear head and
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
Lumber Yard.

H. u. Tatnall Co., will continue the business at the
old stand at the foot Of Market st. and they respectfully
solicit eontiAaAnee Of the patronage bestowed upon the
They will keep constantly on hand = full assortment
Of lumber which they will dispose OF a. tue lowest mar
ket rates, contractors and builders are rspeciuy In.
mAr1,en, X. 1ft'''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
A VALUABLE MEDICINE!
How lIMnY ZIG ID LOnsMImpIIon

COUGHS COLDs. AsTllAIA. BRONCHITIS, fRvERs,
D.BtLllN, ALI riilAONARY UoMPLAIN1s
Persous thus afflicted shoud resort at 10 some re-
liable remrdi from the testimony Of thousands who
0eei cured by " DR. SwAYEE'A COMPOUND BYRuP OF
wild HENRY" We firmly believe medicine has
equAled ITS In sfvetunlly curing all Threat
des aording nOurshnent N the paveshed blood and
builds up the constitution. II so1thes the irritation of
the membrane which lines tho air pasfagea and
which gives much Distress causing tickling rising in
the throat promotes lousons the tough mat
enabling the patient to breathe irue aud natural IL lim
ultes the power Of Digestion and has performed very
many when all human probability could be
possible. If II towels are eOstyo, or headache
pauies your disease, doseOf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-08
PILLS
Coughs and Colds affecting
Troona

WIN be speedily relieved and eneetuslIy cured by
uning these admirhls medicines and by paying proper
attention to the Directions which are attached to each
, 1864-10-29

dressed to the feara aad the aVA.ice of the
seople- They have m1staken the chauc,-r.
OF our co1nttsmen. This. is not = nation OF
ceward:, ent ef brave aud generous men,
Tbis is Eot tttul people, but they sto traia.
ed to perseverance,: Ii may be oald Of them
~ wss said q the Gtrmau aacessors af som.
OF them; ,others 60 to battle, but thssc
make war" Co~aftR may skuik and run;
ho ling Niger, ntgyer! sbolitiou, abolIt,onl
traitors! but bfavr men ~1l} bear aloft the
stars and stripes: the bauaer Of the untiyidc I'd
,Uhion. Put Into power these who love
peace, bat know hGw to tocouquer-tnuse who
ye1eai liberty. Whoever, wheth.r 10 DO xtr
or ont of it, whether President, Caolnet, NJ
advisers, who sbGl propose peace without
the Union, Or the Onion without f1eeaom az
all. lat him be AccuI19dl
, 1864-10-29

INA of the Democratic name By the lngrates and
f1s,tors trho support xcCle Ian eoethe Preefden:s
Loek 1t ths damnins sonspirseies II Indians s1d q
ns1n I,ar,v names. hnpa lore country, Aoett{
nd hnmsnlty, and haze treason, tyfannJ and
a. 1er1 rnoucb to know the right now, b. lntui-
nS nv hesrt weeps tor, and over the thous-
sra. ~ Irish,non who. LOVING liberty BY iostlnct:
persn.ded ~ bJ now to sstxs s5
.oe iie " as az them. becoming at once tho imoa-
1na aa e. fteeom and the abestots Of slavery the
xeTa sassa no 10 sasn
MI MI ma ttasIy PROCLAMATION oi thar dulea A.
hs ssae Il has2a ss assa s' iii Fl HS5 =
~ : rseryei sla7e1y wM be e1pusgtted. And eho
@ eontIuued home of liberty, and the .sylum Of Ahs
onnresssd OF every nation will he hefel
oePtec@e ~ Your Friend,
.I0HH EoNEEa9.
, 1864-10-29
CONSTITUTION! !!
And TH8 oNLY KNOWN RkkRDX FOE
Diabetes, and Diseases 81
the Kidneys and Bladder
Constitution Water

AAs been pronounced py tha Medical Escatty. IA
permanent curu OF al diseases of tbe Stomach LIVE.
kidne7s. Elsdder aud Womb. that h14 aver naet
Il il not Medical watcr. It ID fsptu axoarteuo.
that Constitution Water has emanAted. and Wo poE
say let no man doubt when atagle bottle ha1 beer
Known to cure diseases which the best medical taltn
N this country hAs failed to retuve.
Water cannot be clss8ed under "quAck" pEspasaupn>
a. It Is now used BY the most scientific pracaoae11n
this clty. It 1s only second class phT1ctanB that
down popular remedies, while the better sk1ed MAXI
use Of every Hfsnr to accomplish cure: and tn
succe6a Of the phFBcian increases bis knowledge
different remedies enables hin 10 produces cure
Wh!le others tall In the attemps- Science datsn6
"Gtre Consttptien Water fair t11Al-ve mean 70.
who are under some speclal1st1 care from yeaT X
year, and We particularly Alude to ladies' who Ell
Constantly resorttng 70 locsl treatTant and ali sorh
of success IL there would BE- rom local appucaHcr;
to the throat for diseases Of tbs brain.
I've have always been careful to u9e Language IN cul
circular that could not Ahock the most delcate oTga
ZAtiou, but receive 20 many comm unn1catsonA hoE
persons for which Constitution Water Is adapted. aue
Of whose disease no mention has been made that VI
have come to tha conclusion that the remedy II cA
pable ol producing cure, matter Xhas tho disease
Inny be, # should be nAda Known. The medlctna
put up for the public. and there ahould Be no exca
Va would say Constitution Watsr Is not uka GID
Cd piu made 10 suit the eye and taste It ia Ened1
cine n eyety se9se Of tne te PLACED n sae hsnds
the directions u will u every caae produce raaIcA
det. etc. reltte ca7 r tke GseaAe p1dar V1tc1 the
oCcuF.
, 1864-10-29

H.rel OF the
EAefoAep Medicines I
CheroAo4 Remedy,
ga bQtEtv or 8 hpstie6 @
T.
Cherokee Injection,
"a = hott.a. nf : bottles III
Is.
Cherokee Ours,
u 4 bottle. Or 3 bottles for
Is.
py,Wy1s hts E.tIir.
u = bottle. Or ; bottles m
Is.
Cherokee Pills, for &u.
males. Il . boz, or 6
boxes for Is.
, 1864-10-29
BosToz Coa7xss' N. T.. Dec. q. 1sel.

3, cars u Coz
Aepf9 reeiy KIve you liberty TO rlA&n r1o na n.
oloNtpk certificate Of tha value of CQnetttuto1
Water, Which can recommend In the highest man
Nv wtfe, VINO xAa attacked WIN patn IN tho ahoal
deTs, Whole length of the back and in her ltbs Wp
womb, DYamoao1Thes. aud Irritation Of tho HisddsE
icaiied physician, who attended her sbo1t hr0t
lien employed one Of hs best phyncians could md
Who attended her for about nine months, and Will
much PAIN IA 4naJ gre her up. and said *her cav
VA fncnrabla. Fur." sa3d ne, ahe has such : cum
operates sxainat son1a othaf ot heT d1Mc9lda Abon
t6s tine " &c eommcnssd Gq3 re a1s - q con.ssutao
dose sssms1 70 esvS 5 t5e de5ed a. Meses I'd .he ks
snperiatsnds entirely her domestic aEaiTs. she r.
not tAfen any Of tho Constitution water tor abo13
four !eafa. md " NJ hs4D5 10 ~ at It hss pro
duead pesnanaaa ausa' Nj. B. YAx B.asaorxu,
, 1864-10-29

fEsor, the Virginia City IN. IT, Union oct.6.l
We have been permitted By our towns
man, Mr. 4. J. Gould, says the Cold Hill
Newe, to publish the following letter from
Senator tonness, which he recetred few
days since. Mr.. Honld Is an acquaintance Of
Mi. Connese, and having read In some OF the
California papers that be felt indifferent to-
waros the reelection Of President Lincoln,
cropped him note to which the folio wing ts
the answer. The letter reflects credit npon
the head ard heart Of John Conness, whom
We have personally known .,lI1 i1I many years,
and fought In the came political ranks. IN
the DAYS when the Democratic party loved
the Union better than treason. we hope
that some OF the hlshmeu who are In the
habit Of applaudfpg at Copperhead meetings
will read Mr Conntss' letter rcaretuny-lt Will
do tnem good, as Mr. Conness is an Etshman
himself, and q noble specimen OF an intenl-
gent. eelEmade 1Eishman at that. HIS POSI-
tion, too, as United States senator, repre-
sentinf afrce and l"5d STATE OF INC Union,
stands out in letters Of gold II defense Of
the principles OF free State government, as
compared to the a11stocrattc usage OF the
slaye Stated for who ever heard OF a native
born Irishu,an being sent to the United
States Senate from Slave State! Il history
rsccYds such an event, we have yet TO learn
oil But here is Mr.. Conness' letter:
GEoBaxro%N, Sept %, 1854.
4. J. Gou1D, EsQ-Dear Sir: fou! no,e is re-
ceved i tbs. goq fos tae kinaness %aleo prompt,
bow could be ,ase 70 eonia the ase ana
eEorta in Its behalff
What IRE mere larty nsmesf Who that thinks,
cares for them any fpr1her thsa they bind mea ~
rether fos cocd purposesf Who can f2l1 70 hold
Them In contempt and abhosreuce, Hhen they eerye
but to deceiye and destroy, n IN the case ot the
, 1864-10-29
7.00() MULES WANTED

FTT1o1 OF Ath.srtK7 QuA HTkz1AsT1R,{
Cna hopdret 40 seventy fl;0 !utlsl1 Zach W1n b
a6 1or s Mu1es int pass rtpect:on X the GoySra.
nql Stable. thiA c!tP, VI to-day. conforming to
thc following Bpeciock. ions, VIE:
Sad Mu'ei nest rot D. r. shan 4 hauda high, y r
full hc91lh tree from xny bisn,th or datect which
would uuot them tor eive-e pck. ard must have
corr rsponting four permanent taeta-fwo II each
tBw.
eiI 10 ktutea II more.
By order Of Col JsneB 4. Rk1n. Cditf 1T psTl8iou
@. &, q rfpR' tmtuL. G. HAY:
ocl7 ut9s-zF Capt Aod a. G. n.
, 1864-10-29

GERMAN MASS MEETINGS..
Dr. Charles Richie Will address German Mass
Meetings as follows. In the evening:
Jacksonville, Morgan Co.......M Monday, Oct. 81
Eu1ek1, Woodford Co.. ,....-.... "Wednesday, Nov. :
Metamora, Woodford Co. Thuredsy, Nov. s
LIent. Governor Hofn1nn will be present at
kcTe17l Of the above meetings.