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Youna Nan. stop bsfoss you herihof 70. d ~
TO- suhees % Man ihsrs a no diaaasa - naEd
= ere - Eight EuliaalCoa, and PnFslcia1g are
-csr.a ftaf undsrstand trestng IL sad 70 ycq can
49, hat have cured do1ens in MS esy, A. Ee. a.
n q 1900 aistag sho Rave spsui dolIaf Aier dol
a. ~ are nov vel cured b ne. am day ~
@erina Isttsrs End sending mediclna y AZ pSEa n
~ c6uutrY. 10 = aord, AZ that are dseasad IN
~ ~ nj vi I've ms 4 cal, vi give 500
ssis- ~ al ef tlis iiasasas usano1ed b tnia -
y-rfssnlsuA The besl u rsiarsncsa sisea N NJ
efY.
DR.. Mo9fLL,
Union street. sa.lil..ss -,
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SFNATE

THURspAT, April -, lS65.-Senate met
at the regular hour and was opened
with prayer by Reg Mr. Allen.
Mr. Keith submitted a petition from
sundry citizens, praying Tor protection
or relief from the acts Of certain Reb-
els
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Notice.
MAYORS OFFICE, !
kAsHFIILE, TENS.. ApriIll lS65. I

Rohmoni snd Petersburg have fallen. lee
with the flower 81 TIE re,cl army, has surrendered
Nir<lna. Ga whose G0li the Tn on forces met taeir
hrst reverse, has beea redeemed. Fort Sumter.
where the hr-t star-spangled bsr ner was taken
down N surrender % rebel arms, has teen recan-
tur-d and that same identical banner will, on En-
dey neAfs With appropriate eereR onies, be re-
paced on Sumter's frUwning portals, there, Il is
hoped, 70 wave forever.
IN coululeul ration % these great AMI glorious
event. and "a almost cerlain PROSPECT az a
e rniinat'on OF this csuseie-s wicked reb lion
and a speedy restoration o. civil law havs. 49,
pointed SATURDAY next. thu 15fh inst a. a ~ tsfto
gay SCR ihanksalylng and reinseinz and most -
re.iful solicit all itiE-ns tho are lovers OF ~
Union and ITS attendant s-iuEs-peace orser
and civil Law, % give evidence Of their feelings ~
q display Of rational emiiems and flags thai
DAY, and By illuminating their dwelling and hJIs.-
ness houses - nigh The co-operaiion of Brig.
ten. John Z. MI er, Commander Of this Post aud
The Military Of the cIty, Is most respectful asked,
50 thai this celehrsfi0n may prove commensurate
spTls-ft JNo HUGH SMITH, Mayor
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THE REooulN ARABs.

Mr.. HoWEs most respectfully
announces to the pubic that he
has made great additions to his
previously attractive establishment,
and while in New Orl ans he dis.
patched an sgent 10 Havana, where
I he succeeded in making arrange
ments VITA Mr.. Waterman and his
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
MORNING. SESSION.

THURSDAY, April Is.
The House met at o'clock Prayer
by the Rev. Mr.. Huntington, army chap
lain
A message from the Senate reported
the passage, by that body, the joint res
olutiOns - and 70
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Wanted.
Lecture.

fElEN MEH 70 sork e shinsie haenlee ~.
- alffV AZ ~ COLLEGE street, bios - i.llis-
- 49, fanf4-Efel mo O.. ADAM
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SsTNGENIOUsLY CONrRIVEp. AND E-PE-
II eislY adsptet b soldiers and Sailors
AfJqu dai Naqf }0Fspui. I...
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Procession JlUstiy.
S. B. H0WES'
GREAT
EUROPEAN
c b c. u S

Their first appearance in Nah
vile for ten year., now open on
Market ST., near the Louisville De
pot, tor three days onty, Thuasday
Friday and Saturday.
Reserved sests......... 81 90
Ordinary Sests...........-......I5 cents
Children under iO......... 50 .
COlored persOps................15
Evening Performance at ~ o'clock
An=rnOOn at ~ O'Clock.
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A Rare Ohance.

Is OFFERED 10 any one having capita and
i Wishing 10 eR9sgs IN business On one OF the be-
streets and ], cslities in the city.
An enc gedc business mao VITO can command
{ Rde could buy tn whole or 81 tall interest. for
Information, apply ar thIs office. ap 14-lw
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gI.cnii Courf nd NashVllle.
IANUiBY RULr', is63

Mary i "a @'I' nn ,.r p..orss.
George May.
~ tis cau.e Il aJft arls % tte satisfaction az the
enc elsIiss A ssteg tiiat the slr7endant Geo
0ay IS auua-r,sldeut 81 enc Stateoi Tenn, 20 ihal
u.s arauary pFct'F- ui I - eauhNt &c SERVED oi
,s,.i !. thsI,!orc ordered by the Clerk sud Master
tsat piil ih,su0n b. made n DE nashville tinion
aue.,-parer publ, bed IA the ViiN 90 NRshs c, idl
fafr euc'rasiVe Weeks, command ng The suit 10
ssn.isut ta rpl ear al The Msy ten OF tfu Iinrth
caust l1f nisli, on county, % be held Ia the Cts
of Nas hyne on the ard monday IN May next, then
a.a there 10 answei, plead, Pr dcmut - pla % ft'
IAN o. the sslne vii b. taken for confessed, IA ~
~ DAVID @. LOVE, Clerk,
aprI3-Hs,a By j. r. BipE, ID. G.
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Halls ~ CIV
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

TTNHE PROPRIETOR WON q N ST RESPECT.
4 fully inform his msny iriends. and the public
gener llf, that his Msmuoih Photographic r.
"a ishment IS nov completed, ld that BE- Is now
prepared 10 make sny style o. Picture known 90
lhe PhotogaphIc ara, RON She baannlI Mtle
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BY Mr.. Wright, that the Secretary of
State be requested TO report to the
House the population of the State in
1860, and the vote of 1860 and 1861.
Adopted.
That the members of the House meet
the Senate on Monday next at eleven
O'Clock, 10 elect T. S Senator in place
Of Mr.. johnson; and ct 10 o'clock TO
elect p U. S Senator in place of Mr.
Nicholson Laid over
That the School Committee enquire
INTO the expectancy Of appointing a
State Superintendent for schools
Adopted
That the Committee of Ways and
Means enquire into the expediency Of
eeizing railway shares belonging TO Teb-
els, and selling them for the benefit Of
the common schoola
Resolution adopted and sent TO that
Committee.
BY Mr. Griffith To amend the State
military laws, so as 10 provide for the
appointment of a Surgeon General, with
Sll0a month pay. Passed firstreading
By Col Garrett Tosuppress guerrilla
bands, and for other purposes, by APP
pointing a county patrol OF irons L. TO
= men in each county When civil
officers are obstructed in their duties,
and the civil power cannot keep order,
the patrol shall be called ont The men
20 be enlisted for from six 10 twelve
months, from citizens Of the county,
mounted and equipped by the State,
s,,N va "A 81 s oacb 80 ,.,,,,,tt ..1st,
~ officer 10 be placed over them and
paid by the State. Parties arrested TO
be brought before the civil power for
tFisl The force to patrol the county
and pursue armed euerrillas to death
when necessary. When the number oil
the patrol is less than twenty-five, the
county sheriff to have command of
them. Patrol 10 call on known South
ern sympathisers for forage or sus-
tenance, or press the same, giving youch-
,rs for the amount The county 10 be
assessed for the maintenance and pay
of the patrol Uniforms OF officers
20 be the same as that Of officers of the
United States army; that Of the sol
diers 70 be Of blue cloth or Jeans. No
citizens house to be entered except for
the commission of some overt ACT. All
persons lurking about in arms without
visible means Of support, shall be ar
rested and punished by tho court with
tine or Imprisonment, at the discretion
Of the court Patrol 70 escort Judges,
when necessary When county is re
stored 10 peace, the patrol in such coun-
" shall lie disbanded Citizens are TO
be called upon TO assist the patrol,
when required. The men on the force
90 be sworn in Passed first reading.
Mr. Dillon moved TO have two hun
dred oopiesOf the bill printed. Agreed
10
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A T TIE SOLICITATION or HI3 NcMEROU5
"a friends. both evil md military,
CAPT. y. GOSSON.
Late A. .. Q. to0eu. Tnotsas 3. Meaghsf. has con-
sented % denver Lecture eafiflsd = ferss Years
lEnisr and sun merl In ne Camp aai On 30 ~
s-Field With TIE Boys Of N lrlsh brftae, %
b. delivered at The Fenisl hsil, 70 - WV !"
On noudag eFsnipg ApHi u, lssa-
Tcksts 81, sdIuii..nF zsnl.ea;a4 49, i-'S'
rurle-H
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Young MErasd LADIES' shOse miaortuza 4 hsa
han uot ts brine f0rth IN due Eeas0a, FalcoHdoaf
cod has sd yod should mulhpiy and rspial'ah- u
Inis 4 FDuE desire you cGn coza1lt ne etslar ~
iafiaF 6r IN person. No ady over thirtY-1Fe years
~ ga mad make sgpiicat1n- All comnzlli caiso1I
+ : 49,. -. -. - safIv s.r.I.Ila.fiaf
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Ice Cream.

Ny cne wishing 70 engage or ( Gallons o
"a Pura Milk per day, can DO 30 by APP
pEcston 81 this once. aprla-3t
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r-U UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
o. H.I
DOCTOR McGIlL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIlH,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DlsE4sns,
DROWNING hin WITH suCCEa8 ~
OTHER 5TAIEi A. 1T ~ ~
NASHVILLE TRNxEEflEE.

For further information in regard to
the skilifal success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 10 STn-
LEs THERtPEurrCs and MaTERiA MEDICA,
Two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find Dr. MeGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases of women. For ali diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed With my general practice treat
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THE FoUNDLINGS or rHE PORES
80 TIE FROZEN BEARr

7
The New York Weekly b. eoid ny al News Agents
the United States. TIE price Is "a cent?, hut 10
ease whore Agents hsVc g. Iay extra m zht
1 a hrFh-r sflcR 4 chsrced Mhcd there b. News
Agent IN THE toNn, de- r- cur friends get the
l Ns.a York Mselzig through him. We 10 nd wish
% ssa1 Che usfeE except 20 pisces where there l.
no other uiesus q geiNng o. " Rem sent ty usll,
! s5ug-e roriez s. per uuuurns four copies, $40,
vrf,. - g Sd cops; eight copic- so 3he party
] 40 sends as 50 tor club e eif ht copies tai
/ Sent Al one Hmel vii he eniled % copy nee
Ecsrr1sst4-s snd oshsTs who gat up clubs IN th+iF
| -e-pectve towns, can sferward sad single copies
~ 49, STREET a SMITH,
snfif-st No. II Frsnkiori street, =. !.
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aleuu advertisements.

HEADQUhRTERSa posi- OF NASHVILLE. I
NAsAyJLLr. Tenn, April ~, lsi5.
General Ord RS ANraAu.
The Military fosc5s a. t1is Post Wiil unite Win
TIE sity auth1i les A. fr possible ia the deiuoa-
,trsii1a OF saturday. The 18th inst
All oaiceis - ality N this city are requested TO
I Illuminate their Headquarters aud Offices "a night
BY eommspd q Bag ven JoaS :: M,tI'H-
l. .MLANp,
spli-lt Capt aai A. g.
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HnLs on ms srcoyn READING.

An act directing the Attorney Gene
raj 20 bring suit against persons who
have disbumed State funds in aid of the
rebels Passed second reading. Re-
ferred 90 the finance committed.
To secure the county Academy funds.
Referred 10 the Judiciary committee.
To empower county courts to levy a
tax FOR the relief Of the INDECENT fam
iies Of soldiers Referred to the COM
mittee on Ways and Means.
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Information Wanted.

II ANY or THE FRIENDS OR ACQuAIAf-
Il anees Of Jas. Gibson Collins knoF snything q
BE whereabouts. they would coufsr q faFor IN
his mother hy informing her. She livas elghf rliies
on The Whites Greek pike aprs-8s-
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$500 Reward.

WE WILL GIVE 10 ANY ONE PRoDUoIS6
rhos and Chanere a. We vii s.rsI - any idls- en
ne reoe 70 q tn cent postage siaripi sl.1 -.
ne iouneF, q SO for he later. Nsfer - y
$780, fsils n nnnl9F q D8lto1EA,
ishls-'sn 49, DagsrssA pt'nSH ~'saS
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Assets. I,4ee.a7e aa
Saloon for Sale.

ON CHERRY STREET, NEAR iPOLAND's
~ New fheatre-smhrscing al the stock aud tx
tuTes. The e-t4b'ishmeut b. nov doing splendid
tu-ness, great targaIn can be had.
Apply 70 W. MATT BROWN a CO.,
aprla Nv, Id Al Cherry street.
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MORTON, CRAIG { CO.,
Commission, Receiving, 4 Forwarding
MERCHANTS,


No. n West Forth st, Cincinnati, 0.
C[TE have formed a p8rtne ship under the above
" name and style, Tor the purpose Of doing a
General CQplInisslOn, kecev ~, and FOrHa ng
BuslAeFs, and beg leave O. ahnOunre d our iiends
and the traie generally, b manufacturers an pro-
ducers, that We sre preparei TO receive, ami give
our prompt attention 70 cOn-ignmeuts aud 70 the
interests Of those VINO ay aYor Us with Their bus
mess
We also prOpose-snd have arrangements 10
make Il special AM permanent isaturs a cur bu-
siness-tO purchase 90 d. on orders for n errh .nts
ana others doing business m the ), nth Fud West
in the Federal mel which cannot FIJI 70 prove q
soutce Of convenience ard profit 20 those ava ing
the nsesYes of our services. We the ef~re salv4t
orders with entire confidence that Satisfaction will
be given.
Prompt attention gwen also d receiving sud for
Wardlog goods.
LeemiDg II unnecessary 10 use the uaIues Of
prominent friends IN almo- every city OF the Union
We refer with pride aud conn lence 10 our late Off
eiai positions, and 10 those who have known Us
longest snd hest, in our nstiye section, for the
pronpIness snd fidelity with which we may BE- eX-
pected to discharge our duty 20 sll who msy in
trust their hu-iness and interests in our care.
We respectfully invite 4 ennesseans, and friends
from other sections o. che country visiting this city
or their convenience TO have their letters adire sed
10 our care, and to make Office their hraiqusr-
tiers during their stay IN the city.
Officers aud Soldiers having Trade Permits TO-
Tennessee can he facilitated in tneF baziness ar.
Engagements by calling at our Office.
JAMES MORTON,
JOHN J. CRAIG,
msrl6-3m JAMES 8. MORTON
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Eurnishad Rooms For Rant.

THREE RICHLY FURNISHED Rooms IN A
Il CottA2e near the 81 Cloud HOtes viii b n aiy
to-day, either for gentlemen. or gentlenls with
their Sives- Furniture all new-Srrved ysster-
day. Enquire q y Z STACEY,
sprla-St l51s North Cherry street
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sserilitY.

An Aaaenoas q fhs Wcmb tFsatsd WIN saceass.
Tnoss Married Isties Who have len - aaloftu-
nata b. nlisearry o. prove anorlons oaa - aarraa
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JAS HCRToS' JAS s. NORTON. JOSH J. CRAIG.
Late Cash'r Blk Of Tenn, ate Jash'r Br. Unior
Nashville. TEN. B'k, Kuoxyilie. Tenn
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VIM. MIRSHlLL &SOHS.
Builders IN all ifs Branches.

Builders III all It's branches,
HAVING LOCATED THEIR SHO' on Broad
/ 4 Street, a ilom'ng Mr. DickeY's Nil 5, respect
fully solicits the patronage Of al those requiring
work done n CarDenter and Brick Laying Business;
and from past eXperie ce we feei cOnhde tin guar
anteeing perfect satisfaction 10 al those ayoung
tn their orders. spTll-tf
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BILLS on THIRD READING


To increase by two the number of
Constsbles in the city OF Nashville. Re
fered 20 the Judiciary committee.
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sitn atafachon: Rhsumaflsui, A7ectors 81 me
LunRH; Diaeasas % the Throat 5asiiod 5oinia
SUI LIMB Pisurisy, Pains, Uiccra, Csnoef, draFoi
Diseases q the Heart snd Liver, iatiszaua1oa 81
tho Stomseh, hauralEa, kings kVl Or 5crulliias
DEAFNESS, Diselzea n the Eyer, Dcdiiiiated sJa-
tagn8 Dyspepsia or inciFesticns md Col4llrnpton-
t1eath8r Eilh al Private Diseases sna
Diseases OF the Urinary Organ
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Rev Goods.

WE HAVE JUST RECE!vRp A LARGE ans
~ well seleciad stock Of rpglng and sumine
Gosh NJ 6r mon and boys Furnishing 6cods
Hsts, caps. &c. Also nae assortment oil Go lis
Csssiuerss ana Vestires for snit made 20 order
Prices ~ SAT- the times AZ 36 Market sirs e.
surl4 -lm kIRUaER 4 ATIEFEe.
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AIIeuoricaI Iableaux


or AN ERICA.
Mr.. Crockett leads out n large
living LION in the street, end 81
the word or command Il leaps to
lths top OF the Il blesux Car, where
lit gracefully crouehes at the feet OF
the Sodde = Of Liberty This mag
inihcent per patetie picture Will b.
! olloWed by Neptune's Sea Chariot,
lGhmese Chariot OF Confueius, th-
. Massive Cage Of Lions. aud other
ichsriots, cars. barlins. &c.
Tive Performances Each Day
Remember, the performances Will
take place each day, ram or shine
iRese we'd seats..................Sl %
'Jhldren under ten yesrs...5O cents.
IColOred PersOEs...-...---..,...75 81
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Carte de Visite,
PHOTOGRAPHs;
In India Ink.

II YOU want the best Picture maize in the CITY. b.
sure snf z - hALl1a -.
II you want a stylish Carte he Yisite 90 10 halls
n You want a beandha Tietsre. 20 fu let Hal.
at you f1T one Of bis mpeusl 70 Pa iOgraphs.
Have ydu al old ma aim DfgnerOtype Of Loot
and dear friend, 90 8ad ge. hail 10 make you %
large Photog' aph 10 OI on IA picture Time
vii not destroy.
s5-Remember. the best Prtures made in the
South sre al Hail.. conner Of Cedar an Pubic
square. aprlZ-Zw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

Of the Law Of nations, and unfriendly and
wrongful, as it is msnifestly injurious, TO the
United States
So, also, the Government disallovs your as
sumption that the Florida belonged to the afore-
mentioned insurgents. and maintains, on the
contrary, that that vessel, Ike the Alabama, was
pirate, belonging to no nation or lawful bel
hgereni. and. therefore. thar the harboring AMI
supplying Of these piratical ships and their
crews in Brazilian ports. were wrorgs and inju-
ries for which Brazil justly owes replration to
the United States, ample the TeparatiOn
which she now receives from them. They hope
aud confidently expects this reciprocity in good
time. to rsiore the harmony ami friendship
wa'ch are 80 essential 10 the welfare and safety
4 the two countries
In the positions which have thus assumed.
the Imperial Government will recognize an adhe-
rance to rights which have been constantly as
sumed. and an enduring sense Of injuries which
have beet the suhj-ct Of earnest remonstranoe
10y the United States during Inc last three years.
The Government Of Brazil i again informed
that those positions Of this Government are no
longer deemed open to argument.
Il does not, however. belong TO Captains OF
ships Of var ofthe United States or 10 the Com
msndeTs Of their armies. or 10 their Consul- re-
siding in foreign ports, acting without authori-
~ Of Congress. and without even Executive d.
reciiou, and choosing their own time. manner
and occasion, 20 assert the rights and redress ;he
wrongs Of the country. This power can be law
fully exercised only by the Government Of the
United States.
Is q member Of the family Of nations, the
United States practice order, not anarchy, as
they always prefer lawful proceedings 10 aggres-
siye violence or retaliation. The United States
are happy in being able 10 believe ;hat Brazil
eutertains the lme sentiments
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a BLo5uHoJSD CHAsE-Thc rciel pr-etic,
o. chasing Union prisoners Of wsr With
o.,5dhnunls is thus illustrated 10 letter
from Sneruan's srrny % she Cincinnati
Gq-eft.
'ou- eSsI-d prisoners arc hcntei by
hloodh1uni= Ihc-o are kept az all tie pens
ior that purpose. 10 kill one OF them l.
certain death il discovered. ON one Jcca-
SION t~o were killed az Ander,onrillc. and
thc authorities nct being able n iind those
who committed the act, placed the carcasses
OF the dogs outside the dead line in the
brook which supplied the camp With water
and allowed them 20 TOT there.
Hundreds of our officers and men have
been chased by thesc dogs They arr kept
at sil guard stations and picket-pos
throughout the South. and especially At the
ferries and iords OF the rivers, and are used
20 hunt both our men and deserters from the
rebel army
I'VE have space only tor one case OF a
bloodhound chase. Tho parties who rad es-
ped were priyatcs CTummit snd Iiarr:. OF
the Ninth Illinois cavalry Martin Cl1es.
Third Illinois, and Patterson, Of the second
New York. Two of these soldiers were
eighteen years old. one twenty and one only
seventeen. They were chased BY fifteen dogs,
IA charge Of some twenty mea.
''one man, finding the dog, close upon
them, and no chance OF escape presenting
itself, clImted on the porch Of house and
vaited till the party came up. Enaged
chat their thirst for Yankee blood had not
b-cn sratihei, they made Crumm it come
down To them. then knocked him on the head
with a musket. formed ring, put the dogs
IN 1t, and threw him to them. lie was ter
ribly torn, and soon sitter died. Harris and
Cloes werr treated IN the same way ami bad
" torn.
Patterson. who was mere boy. kncelcd
down and prayed these human tends not to
let the dogs tear him but 70 no purpose.
He was forced down, and on undertaking 70
regain the porch WAS kicked in the face. all
his front teeth broken out and he rendered
inseusible. and in that state thrown INTO the
ring. The dogs had satiattd Themselves with
blood, and refused to touch him This il
only single case Vi many which could be
related.
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THE WEEKLY FREE pR -


While the Navy has been en9cavoriug and
with some success. to Pr, vent suprlj's from
reaching the rebels by sea. Immcn-c amounts
have hccn smuggled through the lines ofour
armies. particularly at tho We. Open
sympatfizers with the rebellion. and uuprin-
ciplcd moncy-gctters, who cared not who got
the cloth and powder if they got the money,
have succeeded IN supplying tie rebel armies
with almost any and all articles that they
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1t has been SUSPECTED.
with the csnniyancc Of army of6oer-.
Gen. Canby. commanding at New Orleans.
has written letter on the subject q trade
with the insurrcctionary States. in vs. aich lc
says If it j. carried on in the manner and
t. the extent claimed by the epcculators who
now control 1t. the inevitabi, result, ~ bis
Judgment, will be to add strength and cfi
cheney to the rebel armies cast and west of
the Mississippi, cquivalent TO the addition Of
$4,000 men. and stimulate into active opp0-
sition to the successful prosecution OF our
operations at least 100000 men within our
own lines. Every expedition he sent into
the cnemy's lines, had been known to the
rebels through this instrumenmlity, and
nearly every one foilcd in some Of its objects
He has now several speculators captured IN
the enemy's country. awaiting tEi,l for Civ
ing information TO the enemy. The rebel
armies have been supported mainly for the
last twelve months by unlawful trade upon
the Mississippi New Orlcun-. since its oc-
oupation by our forces. has contributed none
to support the rebel armies and priyatcers
than any portion OF tie country. except
Wilmington. lie now ha- papers in rela
TIN 70 contracts made By Easi.-b houses in
Mobile. Tor the cxportauou oi 2c,C00 iaic-
Of cotton by way of New Orleans. The
Housc Military Committee love ice subject
IN band