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with my blessing My praysrs will DO constantly
offered up for him. that no may have long and useful
life that he may be blessing 10 his parents In their
declining years and happy immortality. With my
sincere prayers for your and your dear husbands well
fare and happiness here and hereafter and that oil your
amiable family,
am, very respectfully. your friend.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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To Corrcspou,icuts.

No notice csn be taken Of Anonymous Comninnca'lon
Nhateveri intended for insertion must be
by the address OF the writer-st necessarily ~
publication. but as a guaranty for his good fs't ,,
An for mis- othcc shoud be addressed to TIL
THBrNE," New York.
We canno undertake TO return rejected Communications
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FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to Tie n. y. Tribune
w .sutxcrox Thrrs1av Nav of

Special Dispatch to Tie n. y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Thursday. May 2G. 1861.
NOTHING FROM GRANT.
There is nothing later from the army tonight.
Tgs-PORTIgs.
The subscriptions to the 1910 loan. reported
at tie Treasury to-day. amount to srll70oo.
OFFICERS DEAD.
Maj Dudley, 9th Vermont, died at Fred
ericksburg on May 10. and Capt. Erastus Buck Sd
Vermont, at Georgetown on May -. Their remains
went to Vermont.
DEATHS AT FREDERICKSBURG HOSPITALS.
LiryL o. u Sweet, 9Th Vermont. died on May II.
Corp Hiram French, oh vermont. died on May 10
rphrsip IIlr.sn ith Vermont, died on May ie
Michael Meouirr .,h Vermont. died on May It,
RESTORED To COMMISSION
Second Lieut. Michael j. Eagan, 10th n. z.
Volunteers heretofore dismissed. has been restored
with pay from the date at which he reoins his regiment
DISMISSED.
The following officers Of New-York regiments
have been dismissed the service: Lieut. X. H. Ogden.
10th for absence without leave Capt. Alfred J. Bald
win. i4Jd. for forgery and conduct unbccoming an
officer and gentleman, LIST Lieut.. Wallace W.
Wheeler 1884, for absence wi,hou, leave making false
returns, breach OF arrest ufuhhenhees anu nesec' Oh
duty.
DEATHS OP SOLDIERS.
The following deaths Of soldiers in hospitals in
this department, have been reported since Monday last
Isaac Paterson. ~ Maine Nemont ). NHsory. Maize
Henry BanhaTt, los ~ \. N. A.
Jas Lynch. Ia n. Y. fdw a keisn, W.
Aaron \ Miller l2l W. Abraham b. Thornton. ~ \.
81 H.. Michael NcOrough, u. II. \.
:. shnpshooers. siAs Baru,rl.aNL
VIM. A MuUst: IS Mass Cyrus H. HAYES Ne. II. 4.
al. bert Lombard, - Mas. Sidney H. Elriige. McH.A.
D,ni-l Kelly Mas. X. A. Geo. II Norwood - Mass
J. FrischinecA ~ y. \. Drnn. Moran IL y. IA.
Daniel r. fi<h. ? y. Y. II. 4. Danl Spaudlns 10 Me-
Russell " h--ler IS " \. Chs. A. Palmer 10 Me.
Wm. Tanner l2l " v Chs. A. Whittier. Ne
Mirhae Mallory. Sc ~ Y Jas :. CLARK /! Mass.
George " Tosn, 10 n L. Henry W. Dunn - Mass
InorA B. Pow. } n. J. VIM A Thomp.On. - " Y.
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NEGROES From BUTLER.

Sixteen stalwart negroes just in from Buffers
lines by way of Fortress Monroe marched to tho cor
ral for fresh teams. They say they loft Buffers front
yesterday morning. the 2ith. They had turned over
their teams o. new negroes They have been within
four miles Of Petersburg. They intelligent men,
each and all In reply to a remark that the enemy had
boon giving Butler some trouble they said. Hes given
do Rebs deal more" Old Ben they pronounced to bc
"hoss." They state positively that no took over six
thousand prisoners night before last-on Monday night
as they phrased 1t, stealing march on Beauregard.
'Rchmonds sure dis time Massa, said one Of
Them Whyi cause Massa Ben and Masss Grant
like two mlstones. and Lees tween 'em-haha"
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TAX ON SPIRITS.

The Senate Finance Committees amendment
to Housc tax spirits has been erroneousy reported
to the country Tho amendment Is OIL from the LIST OF
June o. % from LIST Of October and 81 50 from LIST Of
January. and no tax stock on hand. which amend.
mcnt adopted in Committee Of the Whole to-day
except az ~ stock On hand. whic. ID peading.
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Iirgt o. IT. Sweet, 9Th Vermont died on May II.
Corp Hiram French 9th Vermont. died on May 10
Fphraim Har,ssn. sth Vermont died on May 10.
Michael Mcclure. 9Th Vermont. died on May 10.
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SENATOR PROM ARKANSAS.

A caucus Of Radical Republican Representa-
tives held last night to consider the case Of gentlemen
from States In rebellion claiming scuts in the House
and In the Senate. decided to Mr. Fisbbaok u Ar.
kansas that he should not come In ard that II II
necessary to invoke tho aid Of Democrats to prevent
the outrage urged upon the Senate through his person.
they would feel to BIO their duty to do Mr.. Fish
back signed the ordinance OF secession for Arkansas
and went into tho Rebellion up TO his ears. Mr.. Lane
Of Kansas brought him into tho Senate yesterday and
established him comfortably In chair and with
desk. His rejection will have somo influence upon
tho vote Of the Baltimore Convention
OpPICRRs FOR CoL0RBD REGIMENTS.
Senator Sprague has, by timely resolution,
laid bis hand on rapidygrowng abuse Of commission.
Ing officers In the colored regiments and invalid corps
without submitting their names for confirmation to the
Senate. Both are U. s. organizations. 1t Is under.
stood that appontees have been stuffed into each with
something like profuscness.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20
Bingham,s latin Grammar

received, some weeks sao. from The Puhsher, Mssss
sterling. Campbell & Albright, copy Of" A Gran.
mar Of tie Latin Language. for The use " schoeIs.
with Exercises and vocabuiarie.. BY Vim. Bins.
BAN. Of the bingham school" We oush. 10 have
ssea i sn earlier notice. 30, sur attention hs. hesn
diverted irom j; b. vs,iou. eau.s,. We arc no, SUI
Geeniy familiar 9th lbe subrc, j. enable u 10 psf.
judgment upon ihe work. hUi We .v. heard II f.,yr.
ably spoken of hy those who are anil, qualified TO
judge q a. merits, and uPoa aeH as,horiiy We feel
J1ai6ed 10 Recommending Il asa u.tiu school book
aud highly efeciiable 10 d, young author.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20
A strike among rrIn,er,.-oo Y,id.,

April sth The Typographical uhion ., Atlanta, Ga,
held meeting and advanced The pfiee Of Ihsr vo,l
fi'y per Geo, from 81 .2S 70 81 s7i per lhou.,ad
rms On Saturday The Publishers held mes,iss.
s"d s'ksd PoAP'pemsn, q The question 20, ,we
weeks, 70 see Whit course ihe prices and currency
would take. The Printers refused. On Monday a..
ofes' were closed, and ihe PropriO,ors 81 lie TOO,
journals published there is'ued circular. .aiioz s<
facts, and sunsuneing temporary superior d
their papers. intending to make arrangements f,r
rs'unrisn 0fshsif b.u, % soon q, p,ciie.bIs 9
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20

The NEw IssuR.--The new Treasury
notes will soon be ready Tor general circu-
lation except the SIS. @nich will not be
ready until he 1t OF Jul next. Any per-
son taking 500 Of the old currenc, 10 the
Treasury will receive $40 in the new.
The $500 notes are ornanenled on the
right side with mrdallion likeness of Gen.
L. j. Jackson, with the name Of the Illus
trioss hero under The likeness. On the
left side is the Confederate seal and moiiu
Deo yindice. with emblemaiic surround
iDgs. The denomination u the note is
conspicuousIy printed 10 figures.
The slO0 notes present. a. befure. a
vignette likeness Of Mrs. PIckens. oi Sulth
Carolina. and medallion likeness OF Ex-
Secretary Randolph on the right
The only difference between the old and
new sj0sexcept the eolor. Is that the wig
nette hkeness of President Davis Is now
presented in medallion style.
The $40 notes haze vignette represent
ing section oi flying artillery 10 battle.
Senator Hunters likeness again occupies
the lower left hand corner. RieAnoad Disp.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20
For the Hlllsbororssesrdsr.
A CARD or ANKs.
General Mia hospital No. .. ,
Wilson. y. q. l2lh, 1864.

Wilson. y. e., i2.h. 1864. s.
Mas. Da. cusrs :-nnot sufiicientl,
thank ynu for the ,erilaole and excel
lent arllcles. which yfse been pleased
10 send us. throu gh o"rthY and accom-
ul,shrd Matron, Mrs'Ssy. whose KIND
and unr.mlttlng atteis 10 our sick aud
wonn,l,d soldiers is ld all praise. The
Wine is very superb most excrptable.
The socks, boih catnd woolen. are al
wsys IN demand. whe niee lot of rags
and bandagrs will ot daily use to u.
The /. Soldi.rs' .ocleiy' at ilHlsbo-
rough, is. doubt accomplishing glo-
rious work, by eating largely TO tie
health aud coinlofof brave m-n.
Alluw me 10 a. adam. th.t IL. wo.
men of .ur Co.fes. true 10 the exalted
character which ave. 10 all time, sus-
taiaed, are fullillo,t n"bly their ms.
,.on. ~ lhi. crus ol"ed, war. And
am tree t. say tlhnut thrir generous
sympathy and y, our independence
seie al lmp0ssI
Al hunnr ls q y - she who has
cosmopolized ; aud extended her
peaceful s@sy noui al ages. aud "a.
tiuns. and t.n,
Last AT tie and hrst Al the Seps!.
ehre. ~heressl time. h'- come up the
Try Of iribulsnd sorrow. saman has
bsen iuunJ ser'ng angel. alIevisiing
suffering by 'lie .iiices AID grnerou.
sympathy. s. pa'hby lhe sweet m.gie
ol her csIes,r. snd illustrating enr.
more in the and power of her mod |
est lie the and grandeur Of moral .
hrrGism. l
S,ncerelas maj the cleud.. which
nos darke iIii'rsl horizon, may soon
be dl,sipa' that the sweet light of
peace mayg shine upon our unhap. 4
py Land. sse to subscribe myself.
always. ''snt servant. X
y. SATCHwELL. h
irsssn r. A. e. s., 10 charges q
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20

A letter to the New York Herald, from
Fortress Monroe. SAYS: During the two
days of Judge 0uld's stay al Old Point
Comfort. Gen. Butler and he came TO The
most perfect understanding. and hereafter
exchanges will continue on fair and hon
cradle basis, unless the same is interrupted
or interfered with at Washington; which.
for the sake Of the poor, suffering prisoners
and the country generally. We hope will
not occur.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20
'IlssOrsugh ReeerJsr.
p,etsons Iisht Battery. !,
kinslon, April e,h isga


Dlekson's light Bs.i-ry. !,
htssson. April s,h, 1894.
Atsrf the enlisted men Of Dick.
sons pear Kinston. N. C., ApriI
9th. fsie N. Z. Lyon was caII.d
TO the nd serg't. w. G. Robson
requrst as Secretary.
On committee of sir vas sp.
pointsit resolution. expressive II
the seoi the meeting. The Chair.
man the following: ssrg',s. Rob.
soa a.. Corp'ls. Curt, and Pratt.
and aDarhan and John Parish.
Tftiee reported The Iollowing
pres resolutions. shica were aI.
lnssiusiy adopted:
vat this inompntoas crisis of
our lor independence from che
Nst.potisin. Il bvhoo,e. es,r,
lru bis country % eucoorsvr. a.
lar = u1e 1lhcsrs Who are guiding
the state" and 10 assist them 4, |
m, csn /; and
i s absolutely necessary. ifl
w'ecure peace with the North. |
lNataln peace among ourselves;
tp II
Isl. That We have the utmost
~ aud respect for jefferson Da.
,lef Executive % our Govern.
THE able and efficient General.
many a bloody battle. keIJ. have
nselyes worthy Of = nations con.
!. 81. That too much praise can.
arded Y. y. Vance. our present !
ior the patriotic and juJieious !
Gu ne has pursued in conduct. 4
'irs OF this State. and the wise 1
Is displayed 10 procuring clothes ;
neeessaries for the Norih Caro- i
s; therefore
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20

neutrality which is all on one side. The
question have to ask is this: As the So
hcitor Eeneral has stated that g il Is the
intention oi Her Majesty's government TO
remonstrsie with the government of the
Confederate States upon lhcir employment
of agents Tor illegal purposes. and as the
First Lord Of The Treasury hss declared
that the government of Her Mejesty desir-
ed to MAINTAIN the strictest nen,rality be-
tween the Confederate and Federal ates,
is il Intended 10 demonstrate with the 90,
vernmeut Of the Federal States upon The
employmen BY them Of Agents IN lrsla,d
for the purpose Ut enIisting as soldiers Ii G
subjects of Her Majesty: CLEAR, hear.)
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20
GREAT BATTLg N iorIsIas..

Nabre, April i5.--Mis.issispi River
Aas'ees from different points. tePorl that
!, great battle hid been fsught brt~,ra
h'rpy smith and Banks n.sr Shreveport,
W which Banks was defeated with 4 los,
o. I4.oVO. The Baton Rouge AM other
hospitals we're filed with ,he YANKEE
wounded.
Meridian. April Adsiees from be.
yond our lines. confirm the report of 4
confederate victory IA the Trans. Mis,,.
'ippi department. The wounded uerr ar
r''ng a. Baton Rouge in large numsers.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20

Mr. Coope, offered resolution 'ae Yankee
Congress ON the 9Th instant, PropSs the expulsion
81 Mr.. Long, Of Ohio, for sentima delivered in a
speech The day before avorlng lhS Sogni'ion Of The
s.u,hern Cpulederacy. The mPn failed for the
want Of a ,wolhiljs vote. The dte ea The resolu.
lion was very personal, and proed great excite.
men, and confusion. Daring tlabste, Mr.. Harris.
Of Marylsnd. said that the Suuihs not sutjugaieJ.
aud God Almighty grant ihs, il er may be. For
,hi. expression a motion was INTO eSpel him, but
failed.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20

A NEw VALUE or SoRoHUa.-The ines.
timsblc value Of this production is only hr-
ginning 10 be appreciated by our people
Il may not be generally known that The
grain or serd constitute an eiceilent and
prolific breadstuf. A corresponding writ
lug to us on The subject, from Pattcnsburg.
soys: " 4 bad fify bushels Of the s,rd
which raised last year, and short tine
ago | toos six bushels to the mIll and got
it ground into -four, aud have been using
il in ny family for bread lor seseral days.
II makes really good LOAF bread and light
rolls. bat silil better butter bread in HAT
vsy il can't be beat, II baked IN the or,li.
nary wsy.of baking buckwIlest cakes. Be-
sides il makes fine chop fr horses. Mine
is the red seed. LyaehLvg Tagiaiaa.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20

RrcoscLEpT TO GoD's WILL. How does
yonr ladyship." said The famou. LORD
Bolingbroke to Lady Huntingdon, "recon
eile prayer to God for particular blessings
siih absolute resignation TO the Divine
will !"
"ysry easily" answered she; "just IS
il ! vere 70 oBer petition TO monarch,
Of whose Kindness and wisdom | have the
highest opiDion. In such a case nv Ian.
gusge would be: wish you TO bssiov on
me such favor /; but your majesty knows
better than hew far Il would be agreeable
TO you o.. right 10 Itself to grant my desiie ;
] therefore content myself with humbly
presenting my petition and leave the event
Of itentirely with you."
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20

Put ic all the magistrates. militia and
home guard officers aud all others that can
be raked up and run ,he machine, corn ,s
only firo hundred dollars barrel IN this
market! Is il possible that we have ciu-
Zens SO shart-slghtea as TO wish 10 do
thing So ruiaousf We must eat next ear
as well as this. and without ratinns our ar
mics will ,ilsband. We care not hnw ma
ny non-prnducers are nut in, if done ac-
csrding 60 the law, but not another farmer
should be taken from the plow. We hon
estly believe there is more danger 10 our
cause for the want Of the proper activity
In the cornield than there is to be appre-
hended iron reverses in battle. and the 60
vernment cannot do better thing han To
exempt all good farmers who. come sader
the present cdnscript Act. Itis now next
to impossible 10 get any Thing. ia his see
tion TO iced man OF beast. AID We learn il
is much worse in some other parts Of The
state. Daily Progress.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20

Immediately on this snnouncsmnr 'he eonseript
ofiser enrolled the discharged prints, and ordered
Them 10 appear in camp the next mSins 10 bs mus.
tered into service.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20

OF nss paper has been eomnsBced 81 Raleigh.
'The Daily Conservative .hs 6Ia humbr u which
apPes'ed oa saturday last John D. HYMN. Esq
Editor We have moi seen u. bot undsr.,ana il will
support ibe reelection oi Gov Vance.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20
xr - LIUN, ChMrIlnl
v. Q. Ronsos. Secretary.

We have ., LAST .ome certain ,,d 49,.
ae'"ry intelligence from General Fnrrss,,.
expedition. Ou the 2slh ~ las, maa,s :
~a,n Jackson. Tennessee, rpslin. n. sa.' =
'nand from the fatigue. sf the c,mna;aa -"
sn'ch had resulted 10 The capture oT p.sa
can. Union City and HIrkmsn n. ~
"o.a'ned vast quantities Of miIit.ry .,o,..
sno WE are pleased 10 learn thar th.,,. VIZ.
oroag', ~ to his own depo,s. lie "a.
succeeded ~ bringing OF two ,h....aJ
nurses and mules. The command i Ala
rrPar'ed TO have achieved Impor,,p, m",,l
results ~ restoring confidence 10 W..,T1a
ne"ee. aud !" have "btaine,l therr an ,cc,,.
SION "i volunteers. Indicative Of ii. 49,,
~ ,nssr long oppressed people.
we have concurrent reparts thaf ,h..,.
my ioree on the Tennessee frontier ~.
Vsrn very much reduced. Two bris,ds.
p Yankees we're :, Missy Greek ons :.
s'meni ., Strawberry Plains. and ,wo .m,lI
oorigades ai Balls Gap. The enem, MI
Z re Communication betsecn Knox,iI,r anil
cumberland Gap.
We are iniarmrd that nsg oi ,ruceh,.
'.eh a'i"seI to bring NJ fran Grrenvill..
ehoe see. such citizens a. have refa.ed 4,
axe The Yankee oath. and have eonse.
urntly been expelled fron the m,l,,.ry
mes Of the enemy. Essa.n,,.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20

Death Of Mrs. Cay. widow Of Henry
Clay, we learn frsm late Yansspers. Is dead. Her
age was So. She was Of the lamlly. Of Orange
county, N G. Her native basas 10 this vicinity.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20
AWFUL sLAUGHrgg AT roRr pIfJow

AWFUL SLAUGHTER At FORT PILLOW.
Mobile. April ia special aispa,eh
ron f"rt Pillow on The i2th says that FOR.
RS. sttseked that place vlih Chalmers d..
'ision yesterday. The garrison consisted
oi 500 shiie and 400 negroes. The Fort
refusing to surrender. II was carried br
Storm. Forrest led Bells Brigade. and
Chambers led MeCullock's. Both entered
'he Fort from opposite sides simuIisne-
oasly. Al awful slaughter followed Ore
hutdrsd prisoners were taken anil The
? lance slain. The Fort ran with blood.
Many Jumped into The river and were
or shot in the water. Oser one
hundred thousand dplI.rs worth oi stores
we're i.k.n and sir msles captured. Con
..deraie los. se,enty.hye. Lieut.. ColoasI
Red. 5th Mississippi. mortally wounded.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20

FoRaEsr's yIcTohy At USlos c1Y.-The
Memphis Bullstin. Of the Goth, says:
" From the officers OF the steamer Glas.
gov, which arrived at late hour last
night. we learn that on Thursday morning
IUrce Of Confederates. estimated at siI
Thousand, under Gen. Forrest. made their
appearance at Union city, where was sla.
toned cavalry farce Of some eight hpn
drsd men. For time there was beasy
sklrmishing, but The odds being so gfest.
and flag Of truce coming in from.Ger.
Forres. demanding the surrender Of The
post and garrison. ID was deemed best 70
DO 50, and the post eapitulated ai Ii -
clock, A. M.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-04-20

Rcsoived. Sd. That !, Wa 49,.
tered ~ the CHOICE Of Gosernor 0e e bet
hex. term. we call upon eyery MI lor TIE
onn'an who is devoted 10 peae. .'o..n oa, Gar.
VIII among ourselves. 10 pa;,a i sna good
I've I've O party, on the present ;asaas "aespect-
VINO mas proven himself the mas anoent.
place, and BY an unanimous ,o,e ., M lot the
ss.er states oi the South and ,hs "ow o o1r
u The North, that we are un;,.m "s people
% our purpose to prosecute ,Ss anu , nrm
.t s'efSa' ~ separation frsm the alleSians.. '" %
tue Yankee Government. s'ahce of
hesofred. 4th. That we ,ienrsc.,
,'.s aue,,se o. much evil. the existence r pf0,
'ac,lon IN our State, tend;na =
create d'scord and confession amonm s 70
Anu when we ought to remember IN, ~
are ai' striving Tor The same nurnosa we
WORKING iof the same end. viz: e,erIss,;n' inu
iha eomple'e national independence. 's
-
hesoived. 7th. That Gov. Vance /.
luesled 10 address US, with The o,hs. ~ 10
,.''i, a.a''na troops at this place. as soon :.
hssofred. s'h. That copy Of thes. ro.,
liohs De sent 10 the Hillsborouvh R,,n.
e atd Daiiy coysdemte for pu5l,ea,;aa v''
~ 'na' other papers friendly 10 The eao,s
requested To copy. s'e
~ N {. LYON. Chairman,
w. q. RoBsox S,e,.,,...
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-21
Gives Il Tp.

The New York Herald "a Mcclellan
paper) shows that the party which car
ried two of the three States Of Penn
sylyania, Ohio and Indiana, in October,
have in every case carried the Presi-
dentiai election in the following month,
from 1870 down to and including 1860.
The Union party have now carried the
three States, and therefore the Herald
says 'RThe conclusion inevitably fol-
lows that theresult of she State election
of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, Of
Tuesday last, has determined the
Presidential contest of 1861
In regard to the result in Pennsylva-
MIA the New York News (Ben. Wood
paper) Of Friday says In Pennsylva-
MIA both parties claim victory on the
home vote, and each set down the fig
ures at from three thousand TO FIVE
thousand The contest is 80 close as 90
give an appearance Of plausibility to the
claim of each. The soldiers vote will
elect the Republican State ticket over
any majority that can be figured up
against it
The soldiers vote this year was last
year, to a large extent, the home vo5e
IL is lust as good now as 10 was then, and
1t viii count the same ia November as &c
did in October What folly, then, for
Democratic papers 70 be eclaiming Penn
sylYania, or 70 be deluding their follow
ers by pretending to believe that Nc
ClellAn can by any possibility carry
that State in November They know
better
We now tell the Democrats that Nc,
Clellan will not carry a single Northern
State, with the exception, perhaps, Of
New Jersey, and It Is doubtful whether
he will receive a single electoral vote.
Now, lay this paragraph aside, and on
the day after the election you will see
that the Gazette did not deceive you
The people have determined 10 re-
elect Lincoln because they are firmly
resolved to put down the rebellion and
save the country.-Csn. Ga
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-21
Sasllrille @lnioll.
WIN. CAEEROs q CO.. PublIsAors.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2I, 1864
advance In Prices Of Subscriptions
and Advertising

In consequence ofthe increased cost
of wages, paper, and other materials,
telegraphic reports, subsistence, &c,
the Proprietors of the NAsHyILLLE
UNION have been compelled to advance
the price of subscriptions, advertising,
DC. They have adopted new sched-
ule, as appears above, and which viii 60
into effect on Monday, Sept. Goth, and
be serupuiously adhered to-
This step has been tal1enreluetantly,
but after mature deliberation; and not
until We were satisfied that it could no
longer be safely deferred We trust,
however, that it will notEbe long before
the country is relieved of the high pri-
ces which are draining the resources Of
business men, and we can return to
the old rates We shall be most hap
py to return to them as soon as circum-
stances will justify. In the meantime
we solicit the continued support of the
friends and patrons of the USIoN
WM CAMERON a. Co.