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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES
70 A cROwN OF GLORY.


SCerilngS AmDrOs1a
IL willing to fsconmsnd II. Thrss years Of rap.
IDLY Increasing saIs have aazas tbs Ambrpsta IN I.
Z NOUS AfI over TIE world.
IVA 1T rs WABRAGTfB TO PLEASE.
8IteHrss Iaebiag Of tss Hssd-
IL uaasss EsE. Hair xrvw en- Bad Heats.
Itpvsvsnts tbs Hsir from Failing Out.
80 EtFandsrs ths Ha Soft and Glossy.
eIssnses the Scalp. cools the Beatsd Brow. Re-
moves D4ndras, Cure. Esrvogs HsrdAehs. Cares
Bsldae~s Insare4 Laxarisas Loeiss. Inelisss BAR
% Curl, suPsrosdes Wigs, Knk Hs,r-Eaisrz.
Good snsct apparent stonss. -
10 TIE LADIES WE SAY,
The Anbrossa siii suit you 10 T. Elsgaafly
pat up. Dsliestsly Performed. PHtrosizsz By
Opera Singers and Actress sold Ia spissdi1
boxes eF cartsnss eostsisisg tEo i@rgs bottles--
.Ho.z for morning. Mol Tor evening
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
6rEBLIHe's AMBROsIA 10 the beat. most
Agreeable and aEsctiys toilet in the world. TO
prove this, Try = ears0a.
Sold b. DFuggiss.
sterIIng's AmbrOsIa Manufacturing
et k Egs IC0mpanT,
2I5 FULTON street, HEW YORK.
0lz-dsWfy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

.essr wes....s"' Dear meiexclaimed lady aa shs
.Aaa4ass looked as the boa-constrictor in show.
~ ,s.s. = why the skin Of the creature 10 OF q
regular tartar pattern" cit IL, my
uPf q dear remarked Der husband "and that
10 what Shakespeare alluded 10 ehen be
talked about snakes being 'seotchsd. z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
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HOMROPATHIC.
aUmRmEEYs,

HoMROPATHIo sPECIFIcs
HAVE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
- eNperlsnceY entire saeeass: Bisapls-
fromPt-Knleient and kaliahia- They are ina
oaly medicines perfnatiy MiApasd 20 popular mas
~ staple that mistakes eanAot b. mads In usinr
than 70 harmless ~ 20 be- fsss from dagger and
% Aneient - % te aivays rsliabis. Thsy hsss
raIsea the hlghtat eommsndstion frou a. "a
WI elsays Fsndsr satisf4ot.on.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

Ls1s's- Wool Hsss, 81 tala, E1as, NIxlf.
Y BIZ aod 5lstey ard b no q, 10 sssorls1 No :,
Aisses ezd ChlidTsns' - baxss. assogtsd sizes
ssas, HeEen.es. hsFiso s1d AIi,weoi Goods. a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
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Department.

r
10 the second ffoor Of our whole
uale house. and attached TO IL. IL q
room expressly devoted 70 House
Furnishing Goods In general. Car
pets, OIL Cloths. Rngs. Mattings,
window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper. Table Linens. Cotton
ana Linen ghsetings. Corniess,
aad almost every article in the
line rsqnired TO furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels.
Call and see them.
.sis. JAou1ss. FRINGE q co.
1aizfsE dflW ~ laoEA
sdlszos paF ial1-LalE
&C. lii ffeKa gsafa esq
e# ua q @ ta ia
NdI8 8Va01
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

Patrick gave his testimony 10 the riot
essaa s's case. /" DO iabers,. tho first man saw
szas 2, coming at me was too brickhats" Jo1n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

Lord Broadands asked Mr. Justice
saa Mellow, on convivial memory, n there
was any truss in the old saying, 4 as So
eSGN1tbss as a<Jhdgs9s . s-A -
,....y,,.. II Is perfectly trus," replied the
ES.Am Judge" az most Of these old Jaws are.
They characteristic, at lead fer So
an aa brietyia The attribute OF judgh. inebri-
ETY. 10 for nobleman. Thus Kw6 say.
As sober as judge" ana lAsS drunk
lord"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

Y0ar sspscial Ktlenfior q called q 700 do1.,
Ecelsn eeo6ss tn. ths ietssf st5lssof Honds. !.
49, 80 Co., s. es ss. r sss,isg Co.. n1a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
BOOKS. -


OO0AC.
The Book Trade.
a.1oison's I'm q Jaiiul cezar. Bsund. $40
rsash's History Of ths Rsbsuian.F
Ths DosAssr b. nrs. DOR.
Is,o Leigh. D. Mrs.. 7hoaas. IN
All fbs Works b. Lever ...
All a. WORKS ~ Dleksn.. 1"
s1FssAes ffom an ths Assf Pnh1sshfr,.s rfon...
49, y 81 % the ssisctica 81 cokn susss.
ssSss,,s - 100 seiss, PIPER, copy Books, A.
80 ~ .ess.e Adams shsap,s 40 better .h.,
A. =. - asT Aeysls, both boznd Aua uspsr.
~ - hasAzinss and Eswspa5sfs, a a. sa,l,...
aIna# - ly.fN frafs
spisndif seek q pfstur.s .r6 -.
49,. A. DOBKLL's BOOK sTJEf.
- - ala u IA Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25


Is now daily arriving from
the East, all Of which
has been bought since the
recent great decline in
prices and is offered Elk
CLUSIVELY at WHOLE
SALE.
In style, Quality or Price
we defy all competition
either In Evansville or any
other market.
To the trade we say,
Come one. come ALL" ex-
anime carefully and act for
your own interest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
COLaATRs HOHRY snAP.

COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.
This eslshrAasd Toilet soap, 10 sueh anivsF-
sai demand. 10 made frum fhs choicest maaari.
ais, IL mild sad emolIfenG In ia hatnre. fra
gravity scented, asd sxtFsEnsIy benefiefal
in its action upon fhs skia. For sale ~ Drug.
siEi4 and Tsney Goods Dsalsfs Huza-Iy
Cara 60 InwAIfds.
AoieFgynap. while residing ~ south AmsFica
~ mlaaionary, Discovered . rafs aud dmpls
remedy fsr ths ears Of Ssrvoas wssknsss, r4riy
Decay, Diseases Of the UriasEy asd seninai Or
sans. and the whols train d disorders brought en-
By bassfal and viciona habits. Great Humbsrs
haTa Ebsen already cured By thfs Hsbls remedy
Prompted By . desire 10 benefit the afflicted and
unfortanats, will send the recipe for preparing
and using this rasdieins. fs ssaisd envelope, 70
any ons Sho ussds -, nee q GAasgs.
Please ENCLOSE postpaid sHysIops. addressed
10 yourself Address,
JOSEPH 4. IsMAH,
iy27.en. -statIoa D. BIble Hoasa. y. Z. CITY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

eomplsts asssrtmsnt Of Railroad, Genie ana
azw1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

Vt6s Dslt BrsEIss. latest ssyls-. ia Bsn-, oufia
Psseha sna cilt. shsads, sleeve Butsoss, vsst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

FANCY GOODS.
No Business Transacted on SATURDAY..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

ovI" Julius vby didn't you oblong your
stay at the beasideT 80
- q Kase Mr. Frost. dey charge too
EM At& mach. III sJH VI . liza EAAN,
How So Juliusr' "a
why, de landlord charged sfis color
s.rau~s. ed individual wild stealing de spoona"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
CORSETs.

~ hrndlsJ'H Z. DHplsn Eiiipils,H o. Doubls
stesl slfing HoeP kifss- a large ana eompisfs
assertMsat IN Cbflde', MfasFe' ana TaAisaf,fA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
COLL.ARS.

Ha4haway's Glazed Payer raAndfsR, W@
fr~s3amikh's - - BErna
Empfse Commcn ByrDn.
Lissn Collars 0f al klsds ead sfrss,
Lseiss' Jaeonstt Csii2Fp, fnsv sfylss1,
ccllsfa And Gus is ssts. and Msernin0 Collar.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
LINEN THREAD

Letter, Metz Cap, Bill and Issssss Papsr; Es
s s.s e all eosers' Steel Peas. Psseas. Pc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

oeesisis 81 oslrAsst. noehsstsf chsmieai
Wofks apd Shemes NeTssisy's, % csmpkor. Pon.
etne, frosn Wiraeor, Honsy Ahi Cnsflis Thomp.
seas Csk~ ard Bars, rankss aaa mllsfSrx
shaving, and 0lyeeFins. F..FTFs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
BRUSHES.

:, Toilet rowdsrs Ieqth Rasss. FewasF sad Pua
ana Mam Fan. 80 - =.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

woai8 sAll aissstton 70 ths ss.t e IA. being tks
RS nai snd Largest Ga ksasrizfion a ths enna-
~ We are 'hersfors snAbisd ts.sspd Fissr
GgeSas Aad Eiys esttsr chances % oesAsa The msrs
vslateie Rrlzs. t1aa suy other ssss ii shment q
the kiud Tha kasfueas consinnas 10 hs rcndart-
"a II fair and , neFAhls manaer. and = lAfTs
ems appreciate shis msthali % eelafniag Feh aaa
Dariax e pass ysAr thl. Asssessssoa n. s,ns
-! s. =, ss@sss = valnee.e Friss, % AL
stii receiFe TIE "a Fafes 81 their naaney A. no
- lisis ga car isi II woFth lsxa than enc dsfiAr
sstais, Aaa Tiers Nfe 40 kiAnka.
PARTIES ds4iinz WITH o. N ~ Aspesd ~ having
pFenaFt FttnrHss ard the article df&an will - lm-
s.ss.sss'y ISN'T = NzT siersas. - EetaFn mail -
he f8lio ~iaz psrtss. have rsressi, drawn x.I.
aNAle pslErs froa ths kurskz AsscslAfion. and
hase kineig allowed shs ure 81 thsir uMsaas. MAny
oihsf nahaes might y rnhilsbed wsrs wa per-
Aaarsw wHson. cussoa Hsuse. Phllaas,phla.
p. OF fsintiss, vsiae 500; Jssses narSrayss,
s2i Escaigsy, Nes rers. on Pan ilsE. worsh
slt9s Jeass. B.ssss'. A.ssAAil s0assJ.
Waterbury, ceaa.. Gold waffk u1rth Sl18s 3. ,.
shA~, "a Aass 2ath ssrtss, Nsws rark, Piaas
wsiih $50; MFs Charles J Ssyis. KAmirA. N
T. Ftsea warth $50 Hiss Lncy 5ansasy Elnf-
-. y r, Bianeua Ciuafsr Ring sorsA s2a0i
Afs- ftBnaFsrs etlY Heiei. Nsahgitis. 1aaa
aslodson sorta tlzsi Oscar n. Auea, C. b.
uossh sss' Rowiaad s. ~ ttsrsoa. - r' ioss
lewa Nst Vote Oh F@iAtfng ~ rsk sIeo; ara
Aetsy J. E4rseuss sFriagfald. Msas Mnlcd On
werth sltpf i&aiee L penfsF. cstr Nafswyef. syra.
eees. y, Gold stsh ~srih Sibo; Mrs Jas XII
II Neostrr strast, e1raer p ssksr. ". on
fsAaAuE WORTH tteos mrs g cotss. Grad Res
d. Atgh5ksns silver Gator waFth $40 DR. h
sttstalrt 30 Assn street, Utica, , I, framed
Engraving Werth IS; Mon Inth&f petnuia.
v sshioEten, d e. OIL FAiutlnk waFth 500
Lessera ffvm xAKiens parties thrunnheut ma
eoaatry, acknowledging tb~ rscsfpt Il Fery vala.
ahls Effls, nay te sea ca Gle IN suf sFeA
To be Sold for enc Dollar zach,
wishaes sfaEd 70 vsi.s. shd rot - - paid Ssr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
81. mohair. favisibls siik iFfnussd 10 ths
RIRRnHg
wFnK TIES

slik and CsEton Velvet. Boanst. Tsasts.-asa
~. 2 SD ~ incb Bsit nlbb5n, IL rInrE- par.
pss. Pisk, blns, Mags1ts, LssthsF sad Browu,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
WAI,LFTa

rrnsk weys asa Anasilsn. n wbits ana Ca.
20 Z. i r. largest s.sofin.a, "a ~ siiy, fs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

c'eths Dpat, Hair, 1ooth, NafI. Shaving ana
Ihos bfushss aise. nios ffhs feafhsr Daslsr.
BEADS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
rue ETRgKl CIR ASSOCIATION

Waich th-y SD aos pay untiiit = kno~u chat /,
trzsn- snt - yaias. kntirs sssIsssc Zen GusF,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-07

A correspondent who has visited Shutdown,
anew village near Fortress Monroe, containing
about four thousand freedmen, writes as fol.
lows -5s2
Grades of society are well defined in Slab
town, a. in towns of more pretence. During
my short walk through the place learned to
spot the residences Of the elite BY glimpses at
the interiors Through the open doors. There
is uniformity In the houses, 60 far as material
and style Of architecture goes-the dwellings
being built Of rough barrel staves, or
sls6s split .. ont with the axe, one story.
and restaurants arc built on the same. plan,
q few feet reduced. Residences of culturod
people are marked by blanket partition and
illustrated newspaper hangings On, the walls.
There are two or three public squares, with
stagnant ponds, fringed with ola fboote, bot.
ties, bones, &C., yet the health Of the town IL
GERS are exercised by sergeants and soldiere.
who administer justice without hesitation
when turbulent spirits break the peace Of this
Arcadia. 1t may be inquired what supports
the inhabitants of Shutdown, and am NOT
prepared to answer the question satisfactorily.
It Is surprising how many have been brought
eft head comprehends the business Of se li
beer and black tobacco; still more mystery
where the buyers come from In q Community
where all are sellers of the same articles. Al
one time government rati0ns and medicines
were furnished them on their own REGULATION:
but when 1t was discovered that each member
OF family Of five, for instance, would ere.
quisish" and get provisions for the whole. thai,
@p was cut Of So, too, In the mediciue Lire.
The practice of drawing vast quantitiev Of
castor oil for sick babies and using It to crease
adult wool was considered reprehensible BY the
government authorities and stoppeL ,Drs.
African since he has become Aw4ricanixed.
What with fishing and doing odd j5bs here and
there for the farmers up the Peninsula, black.
ing boots, selling lemonade = soldiers, and
working In the Quartermast6ts department,
the denizens Of Shutdown m1hage TO exist and
enjoy Whatever there IL Of comfort ct Old Point
higher life, win not revue Tor many years ' ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-07

The New. York EoeniAg Post learns
that Ex-Governor WR1eHf, of Indiana. has
been appointed Minister of the United
States to Prussia, and that Mr.. WRreHrs
son has been appointed Secretary of Lega-
ton; whereat the Chicago Tribune bowls
most piteously, sccusing Gov. WR1eHT of
obtaining the appointment "by an un-
worthy intrigue against political friend.
which no gentleman would resort to. " The
tribune Is very much incensed against
President JOHNSON, and loses no opportu-
nifty OF showing it. Gov. WmeHr is an
old-dme Democrat, and has no sympathy
with nigger-worshippers.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-07

The Tri5unes New Orleans correspond
ence says: "Gen. Weitzel, Immediately upon
his arrival in that city, left for Brazos Santiago.
Texas. Most of the vessels with the 25th
corps on board, from Fortress Monroe, had
also gone there, where they win be temporari.
lystationed. One brigade win go to Indianola
and Corpus Christi The whole army offthe
Texas expedition is being concentrated along
the coast preparatory to being marched into
the interior. General Gordon Granger has az
sumed command of all the troops in Texas.
With headquarters at Galveston.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-07
GOING TO SLEEP.

The light is fading down the sky,
The shadows grow and multiply.
I hear the thrushes's evening song;
But I have borne with toll and wrong
So long, so long!
8Dim dreams MY drowsy senses drown,-
So, darling, kiss my eyelids down.
Ny LIES brief spring went wasted Bly,
Ny summer ended fruitlesely;
Learned to hunger, starve and wait
found you, love, Oh, happy fate -.
So late, 80 late!
Now all my fields are turning brown
So, darling, kiss my eyelids down!
Oh! blessed sleep! oh perfect rest!
Thus pillowed on your faithful breast,
Nor life nor death is wholly drear;-
0 tender heart since you are here,
So dear, so dear!
Sweet love, my souls sufficient crown!
Now, darling, kiss my eyelids down!
Atlantic Monthl,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-07

The leading Adical paper Of Wisconsin,
printed at Milwaukee, says:
The government has taken it, position
against negb suffrage distinctly and uneouiyo.
cally, just/as President Lincoln ala q fIrst
against emancipation. But he had 70 back
down tp!t as President johnson win be obliged
to do 4 this case. For his course Is now dr.
approved by the leading presses and members
OF Ie Union party, and 8 approved BY the
enare copperhead party. People may turn up
Heir noses at the opposition Of Wendell Phil
hps and men of his type. Bat when such men
as frof. Amasa Walker, of Boston, take pub
nc issue with the President, and the conscien-
cies and the hearts, not only Of the religious
bodies, but also Of the loyal press and theloyal
masses, are opposed TO the President on this
question, he must change, or be without
party to support him, or throw himself into
the arms of the copperhesds.
In reference to this the Nashville DsspatcA,
President Johnsons home paper, remarks
So the radicals think they can make Presi.
dent johnson come to terms. They don't
know the man.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-07
NEW SERIES-NO. COG
NV STHRONG WAKENESS FOR
~ WlDDIESs ~
By PRIVATE MILES o'RRLLY.

IE8& By PRIVATE MILES v hhlLLI.
Arrah. none O. your boardin' school misses
sYour sweet. timid craythurs for me,
Who rave about Cupid an blisses,
Yet know not what ayther may be;
I don't feel at all sintimintal,
For romance care civer rap,
But give me jolly and gentle
Young wildly in weeds an cap.
To her would offer my july;
For in truth all belief It exceeds,
To see how the blossom o. beauty
h Heightened by peepin' from weeds!
She is armed cap-dpis for the struggle,
To her cap / captive belong,
And the charm Of Der silly little ogie
Is challenge to courtship and songt
The thremors o. girlhood are over,
Loves blossom Is ripened to fruit,
An her first love aslape undher clover,
lis the sile where my passion takes roott
It Is pleasant to know the departed
Was s.tinderly cared to the last -
An that abe win not die broken-hearted
If should pop off just as fast
Her timper is never 80 FESTIVE,
Her July she knows; an q shape
Is never so sweetly suggestive
AS when It peeps out undher crepe;
The girl wears wan ring when she marries
In proof she all others discards, 2.
But the wildly wife, wiser, carries
A pair O. these marital guards
SO, none o. your boardin' school misses,
Your sweet, timid crsythurs for me,
Who rave about Cupid an blisses
Yet know not what ayther may be;
don't feel at all sentimental,
Nor care for Byron rap
So give me plump, jolly and gintle
&. Young wildly in weed an cap! s.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-07

Bimby was in rage. He vowed to kill
me, and even squared off, but the rest Of
the party laughed at him so numerically
and suggested that we should waltz it out
together, that he finally cooled down and
skunk away, to take some private convey
ance back to D..
Bob Styles and are living in a large
double-house together. He often says
that he owes his wife to my masquerading,
but he doesn't feel under any obligations
to me, for owe my wife to the same
thing. s~--r I.
n. B.-My wifes name ia Jennie.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01
Mistake Corrected.

To TIE EDrToRsoF THE UUIoN-
A knighto Of tie quill, writing for the
Chicago Times, has seen it to do great
injustice TO one Ct our best and bravest
Generals, which ought to be corrected
though I am wellaware that the gen
tleman in question don care fig for
the aforesaid correspondents criticism
on his military campaign, whether ia
vorable or not Ia the article afore.
said he remarked that General Steed-
man would be in Decatur at such a
time ifGeneral Granger in bis hssty re-
treat did not break the Iailroad bridges.
General Granger abandoned Decatur
and The railroad to Paingock river by
order of General Thomas This hastl
retreat was made at the rate Of ten
twelve and fifteen miles day. 1t wa
q subject Of regret that the column
could not move faster, as Gen. Thoma
no doubt expected it to occupy theneV
position earlier Not a single bridg
was destroyed on this famous retreat
As had the pleasure to be one of tn
party, ought to be permitted to ex
press my opinion about it as well as tn
gentleman of the Chicago Times.
Respectfully,
Louisville, Jan. 20, 1868 J. R P.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01

APPROPRIATE TESTIMONIAL Colonel G.
O. Loomis, of the lst Regiment of Mich
gan Artillery, is in the city, and leaves
or the front to-day, to report to Major
General Thomas. While in PittAurg,
the old friends of Col Loonlis congrega-
ted at the Monongahela House, on last
Saturday and complimented this gal
liant officer by presenting him a magnif-
cent regulation light artillery sabre,
manufactured to order by Messrs.
Schuyler, Hartley & Graham, of Philae
delphla, at an expense of Sl00 The
blade IS made of thorough Damascus
steel, while the scabbard is of silver.
On the hilt is engraved &C O. Loomis,
Colonel LIST Michigan Light Artillery"
The names of the numerous bat
ties in which the Colonel has parti-
cipated are inscribed on the scabbard
as follows
Presented to Colonel C. o. LOOMS,
by his Pittsburgh friends.
Rich Mountain, West Virginia July
IL, 1861
Elkwater, West Virginia, September
I nd Ia, 1861
Greenbrisr, West Virginia, october 3,
1861.
Bowling Green, Kentucky, February
IA, 1862
Huntsville, Alabama, April IL, 1862.
Bridgeport Alabama, April %, 1862.
Gunter's Landing Alabams, May 2,
1862
Athens, Alabama, May "a, 1862.
Chaplin Hills, Kentucky, October 8,
1862.
Stone River, Tennessee, December
ST. 1862, January l, and 3, 1868.
Hoover's Gap, June 25, 1863.
Chickamauga, September l9 and 20,
1868.
Nashville, December Is and Is, 1864.
It will remembered that Col Loomis
was Chief of Artillery, under Generals
Rosecrans and Thomas, at the battles
of Stone River, Chiekamauga and Nash
vile, and rendered gallant service
Cincinnati Com
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-01
LATEST NEWS.

NEw YoRE, Jan 30-The Richmond
Sentinel says: Among the most mis-
chievous in purpose or dangerous IN
character of the factious propositions
of the present time are calls for State
conventions which are being made in
several quarters No occasion could be
more unpropitious for obtaining fair
expression Of the wisdom and win OF
the people. The major Uart Of the
courage, worth, intelligence, and pstri-
otism Of the country is in the army
The duties of citizens thus engaged are
such as would prevent them from Ia
king appropriate part ia organizations
or discussions of conventions The
scheme for calling a convention is prac-
tically scheme for DISTINGUISHING those
virtuous and brave men and placing
the great sovereign authority of States
in the hands of people and Of por-
ton least to be trusted with its exer.
else. The convention movement is a
conspiracy of disioyal demagogues to
betray the Coniederacy We doubt
not but that Lincolns seal would be pla-
ced on our necks IN less than a week
These conventions callers have no OBJ
lect in view with which loyal man can
sympathize, and our good citizens viii
scarcely deem it wise to furnish con-
spirat0rs with opportunities for mis-
chief
The Enquirer AZ very severe on the
discussion Of retaiistory measures in
the United States Senate, and de.
nounces it as an assemblage Of savages
1t attempts TO fire the south by insists
ing on the impossibihty Of reconstruc-
ton, and closes by saying every sub
missionist, reunionist, reconstructon-
list, and every man who would make
peace on any other terms than our lib
erty, forlets that rebellion TO tyranny
is obediehce 10 God forgets his duty
10 his fellow men, his country his God
and is mean, cowardly slave. All
separate State action is out of the ques-
ton Men not only forget their duty.
but they betray their sister States, anG,
first degrading themselves at the foot
stool of the enemy, viii soon be driven
70 tight against there former friends.
The missions of Blair warn us to
stand firmly together to exert every
energy TOT war, ana war only; TO close
up our ranks; 10 stand shoulder to
shoulder and, when peacs on our terms
comes, 70 accept il, ana, until it comes
on our terms, 10 continue 10 hght As
long as We have cartridges.
The Dispatch says Submission Is
possible though not probable.
New YoRK, Jan. 30-At Gallaehers
Stock Board stocks were irregular
gold 2llf, New York Central log Erie |
TT, Illinois Central I67, Hudson 1864 |
Reading LOG, Michigan Central 40. |
Michigan Southern cog, Pittsbure 81. !
Sold was excited after cali and sold at 1
10, but rallied 10 oil Erie very ac-
i've and strong
A rrlmor is in circulation tonight |
hat two peace commissioners had an
Interview with Srant to-day, and viii
each Washington = morrow. i
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