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The Best Speech of the Campaign.

The speech o. Hon. T. j. BARNETT. Of y y, in tbs
city, Monday night last, one Of the most mo-
roughly convincing addresses ever had the pleas
ure of listening to, sni he held his large auheace Tor
fun three hours and hall, perfectly speB-5ou and
vet thew desired him go on because ne carried CON
v;ction TO the hearts ana c"usea1ees Of his aui'rs
bv urOrlanlinE the unvarushed rSCTE. Alter LISTEN
w 70 the facts adduced By Judge Barnett prove tie
landowners Q: convicted traitor the manufacture
Of tie Chicago patforrn-tae aid Of traitor s. mpstA-
ssrs and the capital the Rohseais and the blood
suckers Of Wan Street - make candidate fitted 70
the peace at-Any pTce p,atfor-th iacopeteBcy and
utter uufuess Of the man thus selected ean1st
how an. bones; man sui patriot caaId vote for him,
in preferences 70 Honest OLD Ate
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United States were carrying on war
gainst the enemies of the United States,
and while pretending TO be peaceable,
loyal citizen Of the United States. violate
his allegiance and duty as q citizen OF
said government, and did attempt TO in
tro3uce said armed enemies Of the United
States into the disloyal States Of the
United States. thereby TO overthrow and
destroy the authority of the United
States This NJ or near the city Of In
dtanapolis, Indiana, on or about the 10th
day of MAY, 1864.
SPECIFICATION SECoND.-ln this, that
tie said Harrison H Dodi, did, during
war between the United States and the
enemies Of the United States, and while
pretending Il ne a peaceful, loyal citizen
Of the United States, organize and eX
tend certain secret Society, or Orde-,
known as the Order of American
knights. or Sons Of Liberty. having for
its purpose the same general object and
design of the said enemies of the United
States. and with the intent 10 aid ana IN
sure the success OF said enemies in theiI
resistance to the legally constituted au
thorities of the United States. This T.
or near the city of Indianapolis, Indiana
on or about the 10th day of May. 1864
II L. BURNETT
Judge Advocate Department OF the
Ohio and Northern Department.
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There have been men base enough to propose to
mo to return to slavery the black warriors OF Poit
Hudson and Olustee, and thus win the respect
of the masters they fought. Should do 50,
should deserve to be damned in time and eteEni-
". Come what will, keep my faith with
friend aud foe My enemies pretend am now
carrying on this war with the sole purpose OF
abolition SO long ] am President, IT shall
bo carried on for the sole purpose of restoring
the Union. But no human power can subdue
,b;s rebellion. without the use of the cmancipa-
ton policy calculated TO weaken the moral and
oh ysical forces of the rebcllion.-l A. LIAcoLS.
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Then and Now.

Last weeks JeTtrsoaian, announces
with evident satisfaction, that Hon. Cyrus
L. Durham. is now engaged stamping 1t
for Mcclellan and the State ticket Since
February last, the Col. has had ne"
light shed abroad in his mind, and be-
cause he couldn't grasp the appointment
of Brigatiier. he has concluded that TINS
is ..nigger'' war, and that those he de-
nounced then as s.scoundrels AMI trait
ors'' are fitting companions Tor MN 10
labor with for the elevation of the arm
istice and secession candidates for Nat
;onaI and State Offices We ask the ed
itor of the JeTersonian, to lay the follow
inc letter before his readers, written by
Col. Durham, when he was in the service
of his country. and let his readers see
what the Coloners sentiments then were,
when under the influence of patriotism
instead of party.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND BRiGApE,l
JACKSON, Tenn, February 4, 1904. J
GOVERNOR This will be handed TO
YOU by Major Atkinson, of the glorious
+ old 50th. who comes home TO gather up
our deserters hope he Will have All
the aid and influence you can give NM
Vigorous measures must be adopted or
our army, under the influence OF the
scoundrels and traitors ut home who are,
by their letters. scattering hsconteh.
amongst our soldiers, will be demoralizeu
and destroyed, and the scourge oil TINS
war will, in less than six months, De
rolled back upon the fair fields oil our
4
These men know not what they do,
and if they expect any general sympathy
in the army they are reckoning without
their host.
hope you will use your influence AT
Washington to get a law passed requirin
all the L.. s Marshals and their deputies,
all collectors of internal revenue ano
their deputies, to arrest all deserters ana
lodge them at the nearest military post
making it also penal offence indletaoie
in the District Court of the United States,
for one to harbor or employ deserter'
knowing him to be such, and the knowi-
edge that the individual had been IN tue
service of the United States should be
T prima tacie evidence of knowledge that
! he was deserter making all contracts
void Do not, for Gods sake, let TINS
army be so weakened that we shall be
driven back in humiliation to witness the
r desolation Of our homes.
Respectfully yours,
c. l.. DuNHAM.
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DEATHS.

Died,-0n Tuesday evening, tue both inst, after
severe illness Of Typhoid Fever, FRASgIg DELnxR
oldest Of John ". Free, aged years months
and days.
Died-In this city Monday the 10th inst, at the
residence Of her son ID. Thompson, MARGARET iHohr-
SON in her s7th She OF Oldest citi-
zens and had been for near sixty years member Of
the Baptist Church.
D,ed-Tn this city, on Friday morning at 8 O'Clock,
EDDIE = youngest of y. l.. &. and Fannie ..
Watt, aged ope year and three days.
Died-In this city, on Friday morning, NIssIE y.
daughter of George and Margaret Kelly aged years.
Died.-In this city. on Friday morning at 2o'clock,
after painful illness of two weeks, Mrs ELIZA >.
wife Of George Taylor, of the 18th L. ;. Colored
Troops, aged about 81 years.
Died-In this city, Sunday morning, WILLIAM
A. infant OF " iliiaru and Jane strain.
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MCCLELLAN AT MALVERN.

We copy the following elegant moroccan
from The World OF Yesterday:
The thousand times refuted lie that
Gen Mcclellan spent his time on gun
boat willie his troops were winning tue
victory of Malvern Hill. WAS revived IN
TIE Post of last evening 10 tho infinite
disgust of all decent people. We feel
sure that Mr.. Bryant will warmly sympa-
thize with the thousands of gentlemen IN
this city whose toes ached to Kick the
dirty dog who would thus endeavor TO
blac1en the reputation OF one of the most
honored names known to American mil
itary history"
That IS tolerably strong, but it strikes
us The World people wonld have done
well to look first At Mcclellan own
testimony in the matter. lie has never
vet denied that he was on board gun
boat that day, bat by implication admits
it, as follows
Question At what hour III the morn
ing were YOU on the field at the time Of
the Battle of Malvern Hill, and at what
time did you leave;
Answer / was on the ground very
shortly after day light, and presumed
occupied some four hours in riding over
the position l was again on the ground
IN the aileTnooI-i Shodiu eIAih
where about or half past clock-
and was over the whole position again AT
that time.
Question. had me hghthg commenced "a
Tie H1or"tHg before go" feJE
Answer. No, sir no enemy III sish''
Question At what point or points
were you from the time you LETT 'he heIo
until You returned?
Answer. L was at headquarters, near
Haxalfs house
Question \" ere you down TO tne river
or on board the gunooats curing any
part OF that day, between the tliie you iei'
the field and your return TO III
Answer DO not reihehoer' IL Is
possible may nave peeh' as my cam I
was directly on the river.
Question how lar was the guhpoa'
from Haxall s.
Answer lhere were general, oin'
gunnoats IN the lihiheoiate vicinity y
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Governor 0. P. Morton.
Respectfully yours,
c. l.. DUNHAM.

The Louisville Press thus speaks OF
our noble Governor: 1.-TWO weeks are to
elapse before the people of Indiana VIII
be called upon to choose their State OIL
GERS from the two tickets that are before
them. Let it be borne in mind that the
opposition to Gov. Morton proceeds ex-
clusively on the ground that he was too
good Governor. That his care and
energy made the contingent of Indiana
to the national army more effective than
any other equal number of troops, to-
ward quelling the Shareholders, rebellion,
is his great crime. That he would not
allow the credit of the State to be pros
trated by failure in the payment Of the
interest on its foreign debt; that he de-
feated the intrigues Of unblushing traitors
like Athon and Ristine, and Brett and
Hord, and the false Judgment of servile
PARTISAN judiciary; who would have sent
who were intrusted to the kind keeping
of the State, to perish in the streets, IS
an objectionable offense, which the In
diana rebels, rivalling their brothers,
Forrest and Quantrill, in their inhumani-
ty, can never forgive.
We have some belief in the better quail
tiles of human nature, and in the working
Of our popular institutions, and therefore
entertain no doubt as to the result of
the Indiana campaign
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-28

He FELL IS!-James Brown, Esq, IS The copperhead
candidate for Congress in this District-Ar. Scott ha
wing withdrawn from the 'iadependent" he pro-
posed running and pedgng himself and friends TO the
support Of Mr. Brown. Mr. b., are informed, open
f the cznrass IN This city evening last week, at
Engine Hall No We heard nothing Of his success
ID LEADING his followers through the muddy waters
OF Mech aaisIn and the Chicago Platform; but
learn that he practically illustrated par; Of that
passage Of scripture which declares that T the blind
5 the blind thsv ssra hJth tall the ditch" for
ia crossing the Conley dsses the Engine House,
be fell into Il and drtied his good clothes cous derab
Hs black suit did buitsrnut hue, and some one
said that Tor o1cs lie dressed in characteristic
,1r.If9z aa-s4tx.ie ard rel
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COAT LOST!

A short time since, on the Hollands
burg and MiddIeboro pike. or Richmond
and Hillsboro pike, greyish colored
Sack Coat The finder would confer
favor on the owner. besides receiving
a liberal reward for his trouble, by leay-
ing il at the ToIlgate near Richmond. on
the Richmond and Hillsboro pike; or At
the Toiigate on the Hollandsburg and
Middleboro pike. near Middleboro.
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Meeting AT Centeryiile.

No. less than three thousand persons were At the
Csntervile meeting Saturday last. Speeches we're
made by Col John VI. Ray, Col. Tom Bennett, and
Judge James :. Frazier, and much good was the re
suit. The trcop horseback from this city and Nen
ty numbering about 200, under the uaarshalshlp Of
Col Brsdslvnd made a fne display. Our friends may
49, Old wsvue down for 2I00 majority for the Stats
Ticket This may De considered high; but i every
Vr;,r man will work he should 10 from noT unta
the prus ars closed, this viii be done.
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ky"AcClellan is nowhere" remark
ed an enthusiastic Union man this mora
ing. yes he is was the pertinent
reply Of a friend. HE 10 on the plat.
forr, written by c. L. vallandigham
and other peace sneaks and svowed
traitors, a. their candidate. Aud be is
no better than they are. or be would come
ont fscm among ,hsm."
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NOTICE.

~uEMBERS Of Oriental EDcampmeut, No. ., l. D.
M o. F. you are hereby notified that there WIN De
meeting held at Odd Fellows Hall, on the nglt 81
September 81 to elect officers and for pay 'nens o'
''ss JAMES L. SNOW, Scribe.
p:L.,n4 San IL 1854 2w.
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~ The ents

1r The entertainment Friday eve
ming, at Henry Hall, is explanatory of
A new mode OF heAlthfnl exercise, IN
,crcstsng alike to both ladies and gentle
men. 1t should be we'll attended; il
ELECTS general enthusiasm wherever in
trcdnced.
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This and I hat.

Justice, humanity, and the
public welfare demand that immediate
efforts be made for cessation of hostili-
ties. with a view to an ultimate Conven-
ton of all the States" &c Chicago
Platform.
Shall such devotion as that of our
dead comrades be of no avail: Shall il
be said in after ages that we lacked the
vigor to complete tle work thus begun
That af.er all these noble lives freely
given, we hesitated and failed TO keep
straight on until our land was saved
Forbid it Heaven and give Us irmer
truer hearts than that George b. Nc.
C7ekcns Hest Point Speech.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-28

PUBLIc SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will find
Browns Bronchial Troches' beneficial
in clearing the voice before speaking,
and relieving the throat after any UNI
usual cxertion of the vocal organs, having
a pcculiar adaptation to affections which
disturb the organs of speech
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NOTICE TO DRAf TIE D
MEN

Drafted men requiring information DC,
should call on Capt Braffitt, office under
p-ovos. MarshalTs Head Quarters.
Rolls, &c, made out in legal forms and
on short notice
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-28

~ Under the bead Of @Aore Arbitrary Arrests,
the Indianapolis Journal mentions that Gen Sheridan
had deprived $500 BreckinrsdSe Democrats Ct
their liberty and sad 70 have dis-esardst tie rzhis
Of property aud seized number Of paeces q Fsoe a.
,;llsrx m the ysller 81 the Shensnioahs
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wayne County Medical Society,

win meet at Richmond, on Thursday
October 9Th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. By
order Of the Society.
W.P.W ARING, Seer.
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zy-Tbs Panorama Of the Course q Creation s1-
h;ss,s ,o-niyh. gwesinssi.y1 at Starr Hail. Il vi
4.,avv 70 see il. and ws advise @Ererbody TO -.
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Married,-On Thursday, 18th inst, at Dayton Ind,
bv Elder Libert Mr. GEo w. BEsToS, Of this city, 20
Miss RrTHA PADES, of the former place
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For Governor.
OIL. P. MORTON.
For Lieutenant Governor,
CONRAD BAKER.

Secretary Of State,
NELSON TRUSLER. Of Fayette County.
Auditor of State,
T.. IL. MCCARTHY, Wabash County.
Treasurer Of State,
JOHN. MORRISON. Washington County.
Attorney General,
ID. T.. WILLIAMSON, Putnam County.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction..
&. w. HOSS, Marion County.
Judges Supreme Court,
LIST District, James r. Frazer, kosciusko County
"a District Jehu Il. Elliott, Henry County,
"a District, Charles a. Ray, Marion County.
4th District, II. c. Gregory, Iippecanoe COUNTY
Clerk supreme Court,
Gen. LAZ. NOBLE, Knox County.
Reporter Supreme Court,
Col. BEN. HARRISON, Marion County.
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LEGISLATURE: MAJ. JSo SIM, w. w. FouLkE, ELIH COX.
Treasurer: II. b. RIPE. sheriff ); NJ fAAsoN.
CONF. ID Il CRAWFORD. Surveyor: X. G. SHCrE.
Coroner: SrEruEs JONES. Judge. ). Nj. '" lLSoN'
Pros. Atty: III. G. Fox.
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UNION COUNTY TICKET.

For Congress, IN Imposition 10 'oPPerhe
GEORGE w. JULIAN.
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CHARGE FIFTH
Violation q tie Latss q Var.

SPECIFICATION FIssr-In this, that the
said Harrison n Dodd did. while the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17
United States of America

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENHESSEE.-4l.
Va HEREAs, On the 18Th day Of January, 1894,
w an information WAS filed in the District Court
Of the United States for said District, By Horace
sg rs0n ESQ., Attorney OF the United States for said
District, who prosecutes as well on behalf Of the
United States as Of Joseph X. Diilin, Surveyor Of
Customs, against IS bales Of cotton, Of which one
William J. Porter is the reputed owner, alleging in
substance that the 9th day Of January, 1854 said
prop .ty was seized in said District, on land, By
said Joseph B. Dillon, Esq, Surveyor Of Customs,
forfeited 10 the United States for causes in said in
formation set forth, alleged 10 be true, to-wit Be-
cause after the passage Of an Act Of Congress, ap
proved August g. 1861, and entitled Gan Act to con-
scate property used for insurrectionary purposes
and after the Proclamation referred to in said Act
had been made by the President Of the United State
said cotton purchased with the intent to be Useds
in aiding abetting aud promoting the nsurrecionary
resistance TO the Of The United States, then and
now existing, and praying for process to enforce
the SECURE and cOn6scatiOn Of said property.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the monitor Of
said Court under the scal Of said Court TO direct
ed hereby give public notice 70 all persoDs concern
ed in interest in sad properly TO appear before said
Court at the Federal Court Room in the Capitol at
Nashville, the third Monday in april next, at 10
o'clock A. NJ then and there 70 interpose their CLAIMS
snd make their allegations in that behalf
Z. r. GIaASCOCk,
U. g. harehal. Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
len 81 -IAt
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United States of America

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TEHNESSEE-No. AZ.
WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILFDIE
w the District Court Of the United States for
the Middle District OF Tennessee on the 23d day Of
January, 1864, BY Horace II. Harrison, Esq, Attor-
ney OF the United States for said District who pros
eeutes well behalf Of the United States OF JO
seph z. Dillon, Esq, Surveyor Of Customs,
against IS packages Of merchandise, box
IS and casks Of empty bottles, 5 boxes
Of boots and 3 cases Of merchandise, all marked
90 W. B. Ciapp and against al persons lawfully in
tervenng for their interests therein, alleging In sub
stance that said goods had been seized in said Dis
trict land forfeited, for in said nforma-
tOn set forth and alleged 10 be true to wit because
the same were shipped from Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Louisville, Kentucky, TO Nashville, Tennessee, upon
permit obtained By false representations and with
out any other and further permit Of duly authorized
officer Of the Treasury Department, and praying for
profess 90 enforce the seizure and condemnation
thereof and that all persons concerned in interest
therein might be cited 10 appear on the return day
Of said process and interpo5e their claims and make
their allegations.
Now, Therefore, In pursuance Of the monition OF
said Court, under the seal Of said Court 70 me d.
rectsd hereby give public notice TO all persons
ceTned in interest in said property, 70 appear be-
fore said Court at the Federal Court Room in the
Capitol at Nashville, on tho Sd Monday in april next,
Ct 10 o'clock A NJ then and there &c nterpose their
claims and make their allegations,
jan2614s E. R. GLASCOCK,
Marshal Middle Dist. Tenn.
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Marrhal,s Sale.

The United States II boxes containing goods.
wares and merchandise, Of which boxes contain
shoes shirts; boots and shoes; I hats; kuap-
sacks and haEersacks, and domestic and other ar
ticles.
TEFORHATION No. 2s, District Court OF the Uni
led States FOR the Middle District Of Ienaessee.
in obedience 10 order Of said Court, made on the
9Th day OF November 1868 will sell the said pro
pofy Tor cash IN hand the highest bidder, 40 The
store house formerly occupied By A. J. Duncan Co,
90 TIE sih day Of March 1854 Said sale to commence
a. 10 O'Clock % The morning Of said day.
= r. GLASo0Ck,
Eeo l-2ot Z. s. Marshal Tor said District
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We are authorized to announce JOHN Il. HALL
as candidate for Criminal Court Clerk Of Davidson
County at tbs ensuing March election. Feb Std
We are authorized 20 announce W. L. HORN as
candidate for the once Of Criminal Court Clerk at
The ensuing March election. Jan 29-tde
We ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE CHARLES
". SMITH as a candidate for the Office Of CRIMINAL,
COURT CLERK Of Davidson County, At the Election
In March next. jan26-tds
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We areauthorized TO announce 1t. a. A. CARTER,
Of The 9Th Tenn, Cavalry, a. Unien candidate for
sheriff Of Davidson County, at the election which
takes place next March. jsni5-tde
VIZ ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE 7. P.
FORT 90 a candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson
County Eiection. First Saturday IN March next.
Jan 12.
We are authorized to announce JAS. n. HINTON,
Ns 4 candidate for recollection to the Office Of Sheriff
Of Davidson County, a. the ensuing March election.
Janlb-"
We ars authorized 50 Announce the name Of VA
WILSON a. e candidate FOR The Once Of Sheriff at
the ensuing March election. ian I0s
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announcements.
County Trustee.

We ere authorized to ANNOUNCE THOMAS C.
CRUNK as candidato fer the Office Of County Trus-
tee for davidson County at the ensuing March cleo
1lon Feb 1l-tdes
We are authorized 70 announce P. ". AAXEY as
candidate for tbs Office q County Trustee, FOR Da-
wilson County, Al the ensuing March election.
FEB = tdes
We are authorized 10 announce Capt JOHN WILL
SON "a a candidate Tor TRUSTEE Of Davidson Coun
tyat the ensuing March election. Feb Side"
We are authorized 70 announce 7. II. MCBRIDE,
IS s candidate for COUNTY TRUSTEE for avidson
County a tbe ensuIng March election. Jan 2s-tds
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United States of America

NAADDAAE OAbAh1Ot VI AENhEbSEE- EO'
NTBEREAS an Information was fled In the DIG
w trict Court Of the United States for the Mid
die District Of Tennessee, the 2Sth day Of January
1884, by Horace Il. Harrison, Esq, who prosecutes
for the United states aud Joseph Diln Surveyor Of
Customs against fifty bales Of cotton, marked as. B.
Co" and all persons lawfully intervening for their
interests therein alleging in substance that said prop
eTiy has been seized in said district land for
ieited foE causes In said information set forth and al
legged to be true, and praying for process to enforce
the seizure and conscaion Of said property aud that
all persons concerned in interest therein may DO
cited TO appear the return day OF said process and
interpOse their claims and make their legations.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the moritiOn OF
sal Court under the seal of said Court 20 me direct
ed hereby give public warning to all persons
cerned in interest in said property, appear before
said Court on the Sd Monday in April 1854, at The
Federal Court Room In the Capitol 81 Nashville at 10
O'Clock A. then AID there 70 interpose their claims
and make known their allegations.
E. r. GLASCOCK,
Jan 30-l4t Q. 8. Marshal Mid. Dist Tenn.