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~. ,tAf LEslDESCE ron SALE.-We call
r aHentlon to the country residence
-. i'f fale, elsewhere, and which is SIT
--. ~ -'i beyond the corporate line. and
s.-..- terminus OF the south Nashville
!. 80. pa .road- It's 3 fine place, aud is in
J. 7.ent locality, sud those desir-
ta'a home can't 90 better than by
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Max L. Gutmann, No. p Public Square,
is now receiving and opening his Fall and
Winter Boots and Shoes. Best custom
made work to be found here.
Alexander Hogan would wish to see his
frieeds at 20 Public Square.
-ssoqs qua slooa InoG IoJ 'sIBnbS oIqnd
90 ON 10 IteO--i sHzKlsN0O dNV sHz1NaQ
oct 2S-3m
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Go to Bryant, Stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cisl Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nership, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON X co.
Octl3-ly
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The Confederate loan agents used q well
known medium" in London to gain sub
scribers. She is described as a dashing fe-
male Of superior attractions, and holding
intimate relations with the editors Of the
London Times. Her commissions were TO
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The Bridal Chamber, Essay OF Warnini
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and
sexual systems-Sent fee, in sealed envelopes.
Address, Dr.. J. SKILLIH HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Phsdelphis, Pa. Eprls-s
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According to Norfolk papers, the oyster
trade, this season, promises 10 he very brisk.
Prom l,2OO 10 l,5t0 barrels Of oysters are
shipped from Norfolk TO New York on each
steamer. About the same amount is ship
ped to Boston, and the two lines Of steamers
TO Baltimore take daily 200 barrels
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NEW CARPET HousE.-A large and well as
sorted stock Of Cnrpetings and House Fur
nlshing Goods just received snd opened BY
VIM. W. Berry Co, No. 81 College street,
Nashville, Tenn. ost2a.lm
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Banquet TO TIE MENFHIs COMMITTEE OF
TIE CHANBER OF CoMNERcE.-The merchant
Of this city, last night, gave q grand ban
I quet 10 the Committee OF the Chamber O.
| Commerce from Memphis, at Riddlebergel'
! restaurant, on Cherry street A number o.
I gentlemen, from each Of the cities was pres
I ent, and the occasion passed of in the mos
I pleasant manner. The repast was a mos
/ excellent ore, and We have seldom seen q
gathering which was pervaded by q more
patriotic feeling, than this one.
Among those present, We noticed Messrs.
Cheatham and Mccain Of Nashville, and
Messrs. Prescott. Miller, Atwood, and sew
eral others, Of Memphis, besides represent
atives Of the press, bOth Of this city and
Memphis.
A great number Of toasts were drank-we
tosk water all the time, being strictly tenn
perate-which were responded 10 by various
parties present. Among the guests, We
noticed the good looking, 20 natured Sam
Tate, Of the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
read, who has long been known as cold Sam
Tate" but who is as young and buxom in
appearances as he wasthirtyior forty years
sgo.
We learn that the delegation from Mem
phis viii give a banquet to the merchants
Of this city, at the ST. Cloud, on Friday
evening next.
Among the guests last night, was Hon.
Mr.. Richards, representative from Shelby
county, and who, by the BY, is one Of the
best business men in the Legislature. May
bis shadow never grow less.
REccRDER's CoURT.-Fines for drunken
ness were imposed upon the following per |
sons: W. J. Jordan, John Dryer, John /
James Thompson, Michael Per
idious, F. A.'Winn and ]. Z. Bradley, five
dollars each.
Mary Morgan, for more bad whiskey than
she could stand, and more noise than the
law allows, was fined $40.
John Vaughn drunk and disOrderly fined
5.
Martin Nichols and James Corbitt, drunk
md dis0rderly, S. each.
The red and rosy "phiz" Of Mahala GUY
vas presented for the old offense Of imbib-
ng too much noisy whisky, andsss usual the
ready was forthcoming, to the amount of
Is.
Nimrod Price was charged S for making
us bed on the sidewalk.
Sam Burns, drunk, S..
Preciila Price (col) and Robert Wilson
,ol) drunk and disOrderly, fined So each.
The case Of George Wright for malicious
abiding, was continued until to-day.
Mike 0Brian and James Hinton will have
hearing this morning.
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Notice.

DBs R a J. HUETER, physicians for diseases
IL Of ths THROAT, LUNGS add HEART, would
nOuy their pstients, that heir once in Nashville
viii clio e on Saturday evening, the 9Th inst after
which their address Vil be lS9 West Fourth street
Cincinnati. For the benefit OF those who desir re
hereafter to piace themselves under there's ar
rsngsments have been made with Or. Roscoe. Ciiy
Hotel, who Is authorized 10 receive spplirst o s
and mate examinations, which will he iorwsrded
to our address AZ Cincinnati novI-lw
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PABDoNs CoNING.-Gov. Brownlow vestar-
day received 3 letter from Secretary Seward
stating that 81 pardon warrants for Ten
nessee had been made out, and would be
duly forwarded, in a few days. No names
are given.
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CHEEIcAL SCIENCE ~ GKRNANy.-Such is
ne appreciation Of chemical science in
Germany says an English journal, that al
me present time two large chemical lsbra-
torres on the most complete scale are in
course OF construction Al Berlin. and Bonn.
~ me expense Of the state. They viii cost,
It is said, nearly S4Oo .0oa.
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SPECIALNOTICES.
HOME AGAINu

HAVING returned again with a larg,
stock Of
Trimmings, VVorstsds. Zephyr
&c, &c
to the old home, would respectfully in
form the Ladies Of Nashville that we will
be prepared to manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Fringes,
&c., &C.,
as good and ss cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR B0HME & CO.,
noYl-f No. g Union street
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-.--,' 'es.,a hEipFE q The work on tbs
--- --' la.aaaro1sliare Is rapidly approach
'eeoh. The abutment on the Edge
~. 7. 'hc aver Will be huishea in a
~. - sle anchors laid, and placing the
I-.r.,- - ofsin Immediately. Alarre force
=, = ,.o,.y engages, and an sariy resurnp-
sSps,,s S ! ever tbs bridge nav Be- an
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Sell your uneunent money, mutilated
Notes, and cts. interest Notes-at G. n.
0rdway's Brokers Office, As College street.
tf
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RnIf Ahuaa.

Get your wall paper at Merritt 4 Hills,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
ccfa-if
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The Grand Complimentary Festival in
honor Of the Order of Odd Fellows, Of this
state, takes place to night at the Masonic
Temple. Ii viii be most brilliant affair.
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ODD FELLows.-A large delegation Of this
Order, from Louisville, is expected here by
this mornings train, to take part in the
grand celebration to-day.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-02

RooN TO LET "A Furnished Room to let,
and Furniture for sale. Apply Immediately
at No. 25, college street, to VIM. Larcombe,
photographer. novl-st
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80 NcNAsN This case which va, d,
. zen argued yesterday. before ~, y
a.'9'et Court Of Middle tennessee =.
,'afa until today, by consent Of 80
81 sasea. Reports OF the proccedir-s
" Published IN our columns.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-02

CoNTINUED.-The hearing Of J. T. McAf-
fee and William Denald, charged with steal-
ing clothing valued at $500 the property
Of !. Lazarus, was continued until this
morning.
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Go to C. B. Nichols 4 Co, "a Broad street.
30 buy your Sheets, Pillow Slips. Blankets,
Queensware, Tinware, etc., cheap. nov l. a.
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Thanks TO W. Q. Collier for the latest
Louisville and Cincinnati dailies.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR
RAILROAD LINE.

ON and sfer MONDAY October 29d, and I'M
" 81 further notice, Passenger Trans VIII run as
follows;
Leave Nashville Broad street Depot for Decatur
and Huntsville 81 T.S0 an.
Returning-Leave DecRtGr al s.O5 an; arriving
al Nashville 81 $40 pm.
Accommodation Irsin for Columbia leaves Nash
vile. (Broai street DzpoD 81 2 % pm
Returning leave Columbia Al $50 an; arriving
a. Nashville st 10 q m.
Trans stop ~ al Intermediate Stations
Trains run from 4 ecatur 10 J0nesbOfo, on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. CT miles, con
ecpng with stage inc tor Tuscumbis thence BY
Memphis and Charleston Railroad 70 Memphis
ct2a-u J. H. POTTER 6eni Sup't
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All medical rnen and the press recnrnurrud uR
5IklCkLANnf5 ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE a.
The only cerfau remedy for u arrrma and Dvaau.
lerY- % is a combination a Astuugents, At-0r-
oentsl Stimulate, and CarmiuafiVes. and b. var
ranted 20 effect cure atar ali other means hsra
ia.edi especially 10 chronic cases.
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We are obliged to the Adams Express for
the latest New York newspapers.
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W. II. Whitsott VIII please cell at this
Office. also, 1t Burt. Capt. S. Mexican La
porte. late at Murfreesboro, Tennessee, will
nlease send his address to this Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-02

G. B. Nichols a Co., "a Broad street, has
on hand coo new Iron Bedsteads. nov l-St
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-02

For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-02

The n. Y. Albion-the oldest Literary and
Foreign Weekly in Americas published
at No. 80 Park Row, New York.
Terms, SO per annum. New subscribers
for 1866, renting direct to the office by
7. o. Order, will be entitled to a choice from
the twenty-five annual Albion Engravings,
YoIrNG & NfoRRFI1. pronriator.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for Eale at this Office, or
printed 20 order
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PRovosr.-But two arrests were made yes
terday by the guard.
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Wholesale andRetail.
CAMERON, GREER & co,



ydescrp o. d Cloak
schoce aud
Tor aLade conn
We specially Cains
Wear.
Retail have due
OF and
duplicate ia
iaci 1 u tha Mes
in
o. Goods lr ubt
& % hou 81 "a iy-
We polite nuu ef
10 pe o. uh laya nt1 tl We
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OUE jon OFFIoE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy job frnt-
iug IN the nestest style, and at the lowest
pricss. at this Office.
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Old papers, the largest in the city, forsale
at this office.
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AAPErzrrED MyEnER N TVS COUNTRY.
~ .eaEu by q gentleman from Carroll
r-'rta Tins Stst-, that few DAYS since
80. ulmed ,. r. Porter. was shot. and
...E wounded by s ncighbor, nsmtd
~. Numbers. An ill feeling had existed
~ Porter aud Chambers. for long
ta4 from the circumstances, it sp-
-'st the latter had meditated the kin-
-. Ns antagonist, for some weeks, snd
E months. The wcap0u used was .
II me ball taking effect iu Porter's thigh,
8 severe. sud dangerous. but not
T..v mortal wound.
...-.... 'ers had tiways been regarded a. q
y. -. nan, before this occurrence. ot
s..t.. s'a9lou 90 the difficulty, we know
Ns' The guilty man has been arrested.
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We would call the attention Of our read
ers to the advertisement of Dr.. Fouche, Den
tai Surgeon. He is one of the most skillful
operators in this country, and is an inVal-
liable acquisition to the profession in Nash
vile.
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La 80, Il We clip the following from the
M. t'.,e democrat OF Yesterday:
20 Yesterday sslrs on. -, 49,
''.'ea with the following r,,.-,l,. ~ -'
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ITCH! ITCH!!
no More

A eat variety Of esses JItld u the Eo.-1sllu
healing proreItes Of IN Ointment, eyen tls mo-
obstinate and protrscted in ehsra yer, eruP.ol'
covering ne VII ls suIia Of he body. tnl ~ - =.
def nee an other modes Of treatment When tha
miad cf man could invent, have teen re lnSneu'y
cured.
Price rs cents a box. Ry mai 81 eents 49,. .,
Over 20 years have " DR. eWaynes meAeihes
bes, m r stsnt 1,s m an prrts Of the word, and
their increasing popularity is certainly PROOF OF
heir great power TO heal - eso
Prepared only by Br. SWAYNB son, No '''
n. SIXTH street. above Nlne, Pn ladeiphlA
Sod bv WJkCW SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. ofChurch and vine sts;
Nashville.
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YOUNG & MORRELL, Proprietors.

c. B. Nichols & Co., of Broad street have
on hand 500 new White Blankets, which
they are offering cheap. nov I-3t
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AMUsEMENTs.

NV THEArRE.-The beautiful play Of
| "Tbe Robbers" will be produced at the New
| Theatre tonight, with Dir. HAM ton as
| Charles De Moor, aud Mrs. Hamilton as
Amelia The ro5ber chief Is one Of Mr..
/ Hamilton's best characters, and is besides
| one Of the most interesting end romantic IN
| the whole range Of the modern drama. Mrs.
| Hamilton is charming as Amelia The
laug liable farce Of mischief Making closes
the bill.
The thrilling drama Of waiting for the
Verdiet' was played last night 10 deeply
interested audience. As a whole the per
flrmance was one Of the most perfect We
have seen for some time. It ought to be re-
peated. The drama is new, having been
produced here for the first time in January
Let. Il always as q fine run, the public
never being satisfied until they have seen it
frequently.
OLD THEArRE.-The rain last night, was
anything but encouraging 10 the theatrical
msnags r ; nevertheless. the great attraction
Of the 'sMidsummer Nights Dream, 4" with
the excellent cast OF the characters, attracted
q full house at the Old Theatre, last night
The entertainment was decidedly an arts
tic success-La Petite Alice rendering the
grand but difficult character Of Puck, in a !
superior style indeei We know Of but one /
who is her equal in it-Miss Viola Croker. |
Mile. Emeline played 0beror, with great /
credit, and Mr.. Petrie is only inferior 10 Mr.. !
Dsvige as Bottom; and the other players
we've all well Up in their parts.
Those who were unable 10 attend last
night, on account Of the weather, viii be
glad to learn that the piece is repeated to-
light.
BROADWAY VARIETIEs.-Alr. Ben Wheeler,
he Gnapproach able Ben, continues to cleo
rify the patrons Of the Varieties with his
,ccentrieities. Being a native Of the Emer-
I'd Isle, and possessing all the rich Irish
lrogue, he naturally surpasses all who at
empt the imitation Of the jolly Pat. With |
heeler, Fletcher, Hughes, Harrison, Bar
EFT, end the Misses Burton, Butler, and
theirs, no one need apprehend but a rare
reat is always in store for lhem when they /
-isit the Varieties. Bear in mind that Miss {
lara Butler is up for complimentary ben 9
fit on Friday evening. Hold yourself in {
to attend. New people will soon !
e added TO the company.
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ms strange phenomenon was discovered At and
brought from Corral" near Nashville vvbero ~
Was ioaled. The mother Of this strange aborto1 IL
sui alive, and 10 fne. healthy Mare. az seven
year, OF age 'eH
It's one Of the most Startling Freaks Of Na.urs
ever developed. e
Ample slmony can and will be Produced a. 10
ne human and equine origin Of this Monstrnsity
The feature are undenistly those Of A human bsiS
The Ewes, Nose, GIN, Ears and other fastIIes ~
m human lace and head too distinctly msrl-ef
10 he M taken. 10 set all question AZ an enj-tb
male author Of this creatures beng. while n erist9
I'd, st Z lives. - 'A'S'-
Men Of Science, Physicians, stulents. and all
this Strange Crest on. i'iie
some OF the most eminent anstonnists Of TIE
country nave examined u, and It is stu e1citro an
learned '-a IN
Il will be on Exhibition for few days on Chez,
street, near the Old Theatre.
oct24-tf Nouss-
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

WHAT BECOMES OF THE COTTON Know
ing the anxity fvlt by our readers to know what
becomes OF the cotton which the government
requires OF them, we give for their benefit tho
following figures furnished us by Captain Il. J.
Lynch, Quartermaster at Brownsville. showing
what he has done:
Since the 4th of October he has forwarded TO
San Antonio and Alleyton over 100000 lbs. Of
army stores, amongst which are 1900 pairs Of
shoes, $4,000 pairs Of blankets, IA, 900 wards Of
grey army cloth, 5000 yards grey satinet, over
$4,000 yards brown drillxg, 81, 900 yards sheet
ing, 10000 yards duck, about 20 1000 WOODEN
shirts, $1,000 drawers, 10000 yards flannel
$4,000 lbs. leather, l0,543 lbs sheet iron for
mess kettles, 1900 lbs. bar and rod, 100 600
lbs. chains, axes, hardware, etc. cases lint. s
cases thread, cases needles, thimbles, etc, 200
or. qulnlne, 200 lbs blue mass, loo ounces NOR
phine, and large amount Of other medicines
also over ~ cases stationery 1900 reams paper
bsen bought and paid for in cotton.
These ara some of the principal articles for
wardcd by Capt. Lynch for the benefit of the
soldiers. In four weeks he will forward anoth-
er lot 81 army stores-enough, he says, to sup
ply the Trans-hl Mississippi department for six
months, and il forwarded rapidly from the inte-
Nor, will render comfortable this winter MANY a
bravo boy
gentleman just from Brownsville also in
forms US that there is an immense amount Of
army stores for our government ia the city Of
Brownsville, and that they continue to arrive
The above will give the planters some idea of
what becomes OF their cotton. With the facts
before them can they be any longer averse TO
letting the government have this much needed
article l-[ Gouzales Enquirer.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
The Position of the Choctaw Nation in
regard to the War.

Col. EAKIN:
The Choctaws who are allies to our friends
and brethren of the Confederate States have
manifested undaunted courage. bravery and pa-
triotism in the present war with the abolition
lists of the North. Through many scenes of
action in this terrible and unprecedented war,
with cruel and uncivilized enemy, and not
withstanding the hardships, vicissitudes and
Disadvantages which the Choctaws had To Ell
counter their fidelity is unparalleled in the his
tory of this
Our friends of the Confederate States tell US
this, and We who are allies are proud to know
that we have taken part in the contamination
of grand end, which will i'll all future genera
tons excite and animate the hearts Of civilized
men.
The last four years war is but the noise and
the blowing Of trees. Creator storn coming
Abraham Lincoln, the modern .ip1 II ry--luctel
President OF the United States NV an vYerwhelm-
ing majority.
The war is not at an end yet. We have but
to be true TO ourselves until we have conquered
peace. The North, which has always buasted
OF the superiority Of it, people, anu the mex
haustible means they had of carrying Oh this
war, is now in an embarrassing altitude For
eign nations have refused to loan them money,
and their government is bankrupt and on the
brink of ruin.
Abraham Lincoln being reelected President,
will recommend 10 Congress the great. indis-
pensable necessity Of aboshing the nstitu-
ton of slavery, in which he has no interest
And he will tell his constituents i'll the mean
time, that, " as you have seen proper to re-elect
me President, thereby approving of att my past
acts and doings will continue this war and
crush out this rebellion"
Although our losses are immense and great,
yet the cause we have espoused must not suffer
because of this
Ny friends. let me insist upon you to bc true
and firm; and whenever your officers call YOU
into action, bo then ready, and let your enemies
know that we are unconquerable tribe; that
to die brave, you will be honored Of the nations
of the earth. NATHANIEL FOLSOM
armstrong academy, q. NJ, Dee d. 81
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04
become disgracefal, and our public men .purn

become disgraceful, and our public men spurn
the imputafon. Hon. Henry 5. Foote, being
charged with it, denounced the author Of the
charge, (Mitchell, the lIishman,) the floor
of Congress; and ght arose upon the same
subject between FooIe and Swan, of Ternes-
see. The Intervention OF policemen became
necessary to stop duel. 1t il dangerous to
call a public man re-constructionist. Almost
as well call gentleman liar.
Now, by st. Paul, the work goes bravely on"
We like that We like TO see Southern
spirit defiant and soaring, as it has done since
the election Of Lincoln. Again say
glad he was elected Our tone now has the
old clear ring of the first year of the war. We
have passed the worst. Our spirits uncon-
quered. We know what we may suffer and
what we can do. We have exchanged the ez-
uberant contdence of inexperience, for the calm
consciousness OF our power; and we say again
with one voice, and such unanimity as never
existed amongst people before, we will accept
nothing but entire and eternal Independence.
1t is something like revival-this new policy.
Under it patriots feel more strongly bound TO-
gether. The heart beats freer. 1t is not the
spirit of a people who are about TO be con-
quered, or can be ever. 1t is the spirit of
people who already feel themselves victors.
When peace comes now, it Will come Of a sud-
den. There will be no dallying, no tedious
gotiatiens, no demoralizing sluices of influence
poured in upon US through trade interests. The
North and South arc fairly pitted upon a single
issue.
We think peace nearer than we have ever
conceived il before. 1t will only come when
forced from tho North. 1t will be forced all the
sooner from an abandonment of other false
hopes and relianees.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-04

- The Chicago Tribune, in an article head
ed = Divide the South, and unite the North
saws:
This should now be tho watchworl Of all
parties at the North. Hitherto the South has
been a united bond of slavery. But no one can
read JEFF. Davis last message recommending
as a trimming measure, the freeing of only 4U,-
600 blacks, by which he means 70 cut between
the rebel tiTr-eaters who demand that every
able-bodied slave BE- put in the ranks, and the
pro-slavery rebs, who scout the whole idea of
armug the negroes as abolitionism-wilhout
seeing that slavery, which has heretofore been
the bond Of union to them, has now become the
apple Of discord. III the copperheads are wise
they will abandon the issues upon which they
have been 50 overwhelmingly swamped, and
will still further aid in dividing the South by
presenting to the rebels united North. Let US
toss the apple Of discord, the inevitable slavery
question, over into their lines and Keep il there.
A vigorous prosecution Of this war Is doing it.