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The above form 81 proposals VIII Re adhered TO
closely as Practicable. other forms VIII be re-
ce.yed BY ths Bel 8rtment and dolly considered.
proper lgaraatse that the bidder II atls 70 4, /
IN toe contract, certified 70 by the Clerk Of tie
nearest UstgicJ CouT, or q United States District
Attorney, must accompany the proposal, or it will
he elected.
An oath Of ileg snce 70 the United States Govern
meut must al o accompany the prOpos ].
The contracts Will be awarded 10 tue lowest re-
sporshle par or parties, who will b. duly nOtIfs
by maj or herEise, that their bid IS accepted.
and Immediately required 10 enter into contract un-
der Bonds 70 the unit Of 5000. The Bonds
must be properly certified and the Post flee ad-
dIess OF principals and sureties stated ppon them.
Bidders HAY b. present IN person when the pro-
posals are Op net.
The Post Office address Of the parties proposing
must be ustIctly written upon the prorOs
Prop ssls must be address ed 70 SURGEON d. J.
MA5RUDEE, u. :. ARzT, MEDICAL PURvEYoR, Lows
VILE. kHSTUCEF.
The Gsps tnent reserves the right to reject shy
or al bios dee met unsuitable
ID. L. MAG2UDER
Surgeon U. S. Army AID Msdioal R4lrpeuo-
BoJasrIie ReItuellJ
Printed forms Of proposals may be had st this
Cthcs. Jan5-6teod.
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GeneraI LION Running.

Gen. Lyon passed over the Chatta-
nooga Railroad, some miles below 1'ul~
lahoma, day before yesterday, without
either tearing up rail, or cutting the
telegraph. lie had with him about 800
men-his whole command lie was
evidently afraid Of being captured, and
thought to get away, by not stopping TO
do any damage At McMinnviIle, he
captured and paroled few Home
Guards, and pressed a few citizens as
guides. but We believe, did no cOnscript-
iYr. Thus ends another of Hoods
great enterprises.
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Medical PurVeyOr's Office,


LOUISVILLE, KY, January 9th, 1865
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
> at this dice until January 18th, 1867 for turn
I-ung Ice 70 the Medical Department of the ARMY
during the ensuing year, at the points herein de-
sgnsted. TIE Ice TO be stored by the contractor in
properly constructed ice-hOuses at each pont Of
delivery, on before the 10Th Of April next, TIL
tee not 90 be receOted for unI its quality, the mt
ness Of tue iCe-hOuse, and the mtnuer in which il
is packed shall have been approved by medical
officer ana payment wi lie made only for tie
amount thus actually recsipted for.
The proposals vii be ma for the quantities in
Oh stsd below required at the respective places
with the provisO that should more be neened ~ sny
time for the years supply it shall be furnished st
L-- --L.a ra--.s anl nn.er the sane conlIL.nns-
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Flag Of the West.

In another column will be found d
poem by Sam. L Lefingwoil, Of the lst
Oaio Cavalry. 1t needs only that it be
read, to convince any one that its au-
thor is a poet of fine ability. We hope
to have other Of Sans productions, De
fore long
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CAPITAL ALL PAID IN.
DIR Z c T ORs:
OFFICE CHIEF MILITARY POL &c,
NASHVILLE, Tim JANUARY =, 1860 /

OFFICE CHIEF MILITARY POL &c,
NASHVILLE, Tim. January :, 1850.
To tie Citizens Of NGShCHlC:
4 is hereby ordered that any and a cjt zen,
Government employees or others, o. cupY ing houses
n-he city Of Nashville fronting stC et-, aYcuu
orthoroughares, be required 10 cleaES" The au', 20
front Of their dwelling, imInedI tey. 2hI' Oltrr
Is imperative, and I'm eSs compiled vi s % t.
done 10y the Government at their * ,eH~e.
IL. The streets must be cleaned daily All hack
ys1ds aevs, or other places whore Offtl or Giro O.,
col ected must bs thoroughly clean>ed at 'c3-J
iceaweek Carts IN convey The same without IA.
city limits viii be furnished ~ eithe the civil u.
military authorities.
Ill The sidewalk and hall ths street IN fr0Gt q
each MACS house will be cl1ansed by him Ell aid
the f tn found thereon sill he colec ed ia Leaps
near the sewer rea " to he hauled Oft
". The filth, offd, a., from alleys and i"'h
wards will he pat in boxes or iaUeis and conveyed
to the side wal x st eC5 10 ie ava 1h 70
the carts before being haued OF
V. Implicit Obedience l. e"i0nsd to ~ order
inc much il is absolut ly seHtial for the well
fare Of the putlie.
VI. Any citizen or citizens neglec'irgto comply
with this order vi be be d accnu table for O neg
iect of Cu'y and vocation Of IN tGry orders
VII. All citizens are requested to report all dead
horses, mules carTion, or any other nuisance INST
may be lying near their premises.
jan7-3t p. G. MORHlIER
Capt, and c. VI. J..
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Form of PronosaI.

The undersigned propose 10 furnish - tons
~ q Il quality OF ice, carefully packed in tubstan-
tai ce-hJuSes, Al the within named points, namely
- It the folloNing price per ton Of two
thousand poInis, namely - -- tons. At g.
Der ton.
Theiec TO 90 subject 70 the inspection, measure
meut ami approval OF a Medical Officer, or other
properly appointed inspector, before being re-
Ceipted for
Payment 20 be nade from time 20 time upon du-
plicsle balls certified 20 hy the Medical Director.
signed,
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The Undersigned proposes 70 furnish daly or
otherwise, al. the ice required Tor hospitals, upon
approved regulations Of surgeons 10 charge Al or
the within named points at the following price
per hun ned pounds, namely -S --cIs.
; sr hundred pounds
The ice shil Be Of the best quality and subject 10
the approval Of the Surgeon in charge who v II re-
cejpt Tor the sctual amount delivered at each hos
prsl
Payment < be made from time 20 time upon du-
p,iclte bills. cert ned 10 BY tie Medical Director
Signed,
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This, in many cases, includes militia;
this latter class nearly 10000 at least
worth about loo veterans, and as
Hoods army is entirely out Of the
question, Lee must draw all his men
from some Of the posts indicated above;
in a word, must defend Richmond, and
meet Sherman, with $1,000 infantry
and &c 900 cavalry, or he must evacuate
the rebel capital If Beauregard is left
in charge Of the defenses of Richmond
the all of the city is not distant
The moment that Lee does commence
the movement reported, Sheridan
Grant and Burbridge can unite while
Foster can join Sherman; and the reb-
Il commander will find no easy
task; indeed, he will remove many OF
the difficulties in the way Of ending
the rebellion, by the complete triumph
Of our arms.
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Quantity to be Delivered ct

Props ais viii also be received for furnishing lee
Al all the above points DAILY WEIGHT, for the year
1885, In sucn quantities - may be required by he
Surgeons IN charge a. United Ststes GENERAL Hos
piis~ upon the preceding annual estirnste sud with
ne same prcVisO.
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FOURTH QUARTERLY REPORT
First National Bank of Nash
vile, Tenn,
On the First Monday Of January, A. j 1860.


First National Bank of Nash
vile, Tenn,
On the First Monday Of January, A. j. 1863
RESOURCES.
Notes and Bills "'' %
Doe from Banks in n. York. 1880 - .,...
:" other places l9S,z43 81 2-i,"i 20
Us.Crr ct. bonds dep. for
circulation .....-.........-........ li'''oV "
U. : 5 Dr. 90 bonds dep Tor ,.,.., .,,
circulation......... ,''' o." 49,
@. 5 800 bonds in trust for
d T,Nsits ........................... ! igp'o ~
q. s. 10 40 bonds in trust for ..,
depo its .......-.....---........... 1'''" wv 49,
Us. $50 bonds on hand. 500
Al : 1910 '' - 10 90 b''' ''
CASH ITEMS
r. : eral Ten Ter Notes. p. ON yt
Other current Blk Notes and
t,,sJave Currency ..........- - @it ~
Amer an Gold and Silver. l2.4.i -
n \ c; VI Vouchers 800 -
Checks and OF er cash iteunS - 'r'' G.! +, '.'H =
lbs, @: l.
LIABILITIES.
capital stock paid in............ l.nA"i ."
Surplus Funi-..................... H. "
Circulation Tec'd from Comp
{" n of the United ) ates 49, =. 50 81 sol IS
" Banks and Banke-s...... 90. =
Prof. ami IOsS AccO mt .....- t't"' 10
Dividends unTaId...-.-....-.-.-. '''''' w
Sia5s,h2 Il
srAry or TENNESSEE IA. G. sanford, Pre-. en-
County % Davidson. Of the FIRST NHionG h'h"
nj Ea5b,u q Tenn do solennly >Wpa- th7t re
ab,ve staten mt is true to the best Of my ku'Hl
edge and belief A. II. SANi'Ep' IT. =.
Sworn to and subscribed before me IN "h
day Of January, A. b. 1863.
ian--ot Justice Of the Peace
Dispatch and Times q. aud charge this office.
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Dissolution.

rNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFaRE EXIST
1 ing under the name of Sobel & Martin is this
"a i! 50 we'd by mutual consent
iec2i Is54 i. NJ. FOBEL.
:. L. MAkTIN.
VTAVING DISPOSED OF MY INTEREST N
the concern of SobeI & Martin to Mr.. l. NJ.
SOOel he alone Is authorized TO collect and hqui-
date the debts Of SAID firm.
iaus-et. 2 /. MARTIN
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Stolen.

HROM THE SUBSCRIBER OF SkTuROAf
K evening the 9TH inst, from the Chstt 'poosa
n -sengsr Depot soldiers KnaPssck con'slnhg
-, discharge papers, one from three months sc
t5 v and the other from three Year, sfrvlcs- INC
Ni,,;g il cf but little value hut the discharge
eln'hln2 ars very valuable 10 ne -nd any PerSon
E,j;,g them, or giving me information wn'Tr ett
Get tbem, v Il be literally reT9raed ~ ie'''Ds
tber, or the information at the mon Once.
ianB-lt 49,
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Taken Up.

1yrgE Tr,upRsIGNED. OK IEZ AFT sR-
X - ~ the 9Th instant one horse ;1It e,.l'.-
FScon. The horse is Of by color, u. n 2 'sr.t3
spSf "A the forehead. The wagon NJ y. oereo
~. The owner can have the s.''lo ny = N on
TsfFsrso, street. uesr HasiiIn er1-l, proving
property and paying era ges -. --r,rp-,t-
f.,s-1t
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A choice lot Of bed blankets at ". Free
Uaan 4 Cos, g Public Square.
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For SmilhIand and Evan vile.
fra For Sale. K

HOUSE AND LOT, FII6I8LY SITUATED
a 10 Edgefeid, on the Gall tn Pike, saloiai' Z
the n perry Of Mr.. ". IL Lucas, only le" inih-
Itss ,y,ik from the. Pu5ic Square House vel ina.
D owed, and partly furnished with he most" 0del n
furniture. house and Lot to be sod, with or "ith-
out the Furniture. IT'LL indispu'ahle. Terms made
easy mined ate possession given
Bpily % DR.. A. Kirg, on the premises, iVr ra7-
dculars. jWs- ia.
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GALLERY
OF The
Cumberland
CATALOGUE

~ PHOTOGRA PHO Carries DE VISIT
~ distinguishes officers of the Federal AL Y.
Tolerate Army I'D Navy, for sale, WBal-s@f
Retail A liberal dI-cou4t made " dealer- -.-s
Retail pg1ce, = cent, sent % any PAT b..
country, BY Ma ], 90 receipt 81 an ordeT5 800
none, % M R5E'S q ,LLERY or IhE -
IRELAND" = Ce TAR street Nashvill-, r.
see. Also, for sale Card picture- Oi pron.3r-
tra..n- u ~
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NVE ARE Prepared TO RECEIVE GOODS
w for sale al auction, or az private sale. Also,
rompt attention. paid 10 receiving and forwarding
SOnd5 Particular Bt entiOn PAID 10 outdoor sales
II FurutIre. Groceries. Real Estate, &c &c.
Auction Sale every "Wednesday and
Friday.
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;. ,ror,,nrrps go oF NAsHYILLE. !

HEADQUARTERS PO5T OF nashville
OTlIcE OF PE0yOsT mAEsUu- Z
K,sHvuLE, TESS., Janu'ry =. u p
Provost Order
No. \.
EzIRACr.
% Hereafter Do citizen WI % .aiI'' 20
20 year le urif,rn OF aTy part ti.e ~
r~ars al the uniform Of United -r7l'' roi - -
.i,;-e,s fsnud wearing the ma ~ sem sr5 ~
7s5 will be are ted sDd the eioih - O. Z; ilii'
fbern and fu-ned over 20 Council 80 49, 'lsfi'-
ton ,rai
~ LANES :. Eslhl'
fa,s4t Caut and Provo >-fsn' Z.
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Small Dwellings for Sale

BRICK DWELLING ON SOUTH UNION
a street, between High street and Franklin
Pike containing three rooms and store room Lot
80 by I3O feet and unmed ate possess on given.
neat brick dwelling on :. Ol cg.. street beyond
the residence Of isaac Paul, Esq, no. a. Price
SZlOJ ! ut e by 136.
A SINAI Framed Dwelling on 5. Cherry street
opposite the south end OF G. " Cemetery. House
and lot offered tor tle sum OF SlG0.
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&C.,. UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
or
McCIlL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
Il THE TREATMENT OF DIsEABE5, IS
CROWNIN6 BIN WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AB 1T II IL
NASHVILLE, TENNES8EE.

x The TREATMENT OF DIgEAsDs, s
GROWING BIN WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AB 1T II II
NASHVILLE, fENNE8sEE.
For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred to STH.
LEs THERAPEUTICS and MATERIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition of 1860
The best work in the United States,
where you will find Dr. McGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed With my general practice treat
the following
Chronic Cases
18th satisfaction: Rheumatism, Affections Of the
lungs; Diseases Of TIE Throst, SWelled JOints,
5if Limb, Pisurisy, Pans Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel,
l1aeazss OF the cart snd Liver, Inflammation OF
he StomRch, Nearslgia, Kings Eyll OF ScIofJls,
ans, Dyspepsia or Indigestion. and Consumption
together with all Private Di-CRses end
Diseases OF the u mary Organs.
70 the Ladies'.
All Affections Of the Womb treated with scnesss,
nae to miscsEry prove abortion, can Re earned
% their fall time found pregnant, BY giving me
sd.
sterillty.
Youns Msu1sd Ladies whose mis.0Ftlins Il hss
been not 70 bring foFLh in due season, remember
God hss said you should n,sllnply eGd repieush. u
ms IS your desire yOu can consult ne ether nv
otter or IN person. No lady over th5ty-avs year
Of age need make Application. All communications
by letter OF perscn strictly confidential.
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Man, stop before you further 60. OF al
diseases subject 10 Man, there Is no dissss 80 hard
% cure as Night Emissions and physieians sre
scarce that understand treating it and 70 you can
ssf that have cured dozens in this city a. well a.
IN different States, who have spent dollar sfsr do
ar and are now well cured BY me. am daily re.
csivng letters and sending medicine 70 al psrts q
the country. In word. al that are diseased 10
any way, ann VIII give me call viii give salts
fscton for al Of the diseases mentioned In tbis Al
Yertisemeat- The best q references given h us
city.
kll letter. diTsstst 70
DR.. MO6ILL,
Union street, Nashville Tenn
lanl-ly VII meet with prompt attention.
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over the River In Two Minutes.
You can cross theriYer at any time in two
minutes, and have a nice warm cabin to
-it in. BY taking passage in the new steam
Ferry boat, "Kentucky." jan6-2w.
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Wight Emissions Cured.

Union street, Nashville, Tenn
lily VII meet with prompt attention.
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Youaz Married Ladies whose nis:0Ftlins Il hss
been not 70 bring foFLh in due season, remember
God hss said you should ralrply ed repleuish. Il
otter or IN person. No lady over thifty-ava year
AZ ace need make application. All communications
~ letter OF perscn strictly confidential
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All Affections Of the Womb treated with scncsas
rbose Married Ladies who have been 80 uIfOrtll-
nate to miscsTry prove abortion, can ts carried
. their full time Il found pregnant, BY giving me
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Our Home -Returning Heroes.
TIE FOURTH NhW-HAMPSUIRE
PANTRY REGIMENT.

The ath New Hampshire Veteran Infantry
Regiment, numbering about 800 men and p officers
under command Of Lieut.. Col +. w. Parker, arrived
at the Battery Barracks shortly before 10 o'clock last
night and will leave for Concord some time during to-
day.
The regiment was orgsnizedn the Summer OF l56l
and was mustered into the service OF the United
States in September. They proceeded to Wash.
ingtOn land from thence to Annapolis where they joined
Burnsidc's expedition TO Hilton Head. Aerward the
egimeni divided, and battalion was stationed
at Beaufort 5. c. and the other sent 10 Augustine
Florida whore they did post duty and took part in
nuu Der Of raids In tho Fall Of 1862 the regiment
Joined the Department OF the South under Gen Gilmore
and was assigned 20 the Tenth Corps, in which II re-
manned until the early part Of last year and was then
detached and gncd 20 the Eighteenth Army Corps.
The 9Th New Hampshire engoged IN the battle OF
Pocotaligo S C.. IN 1868 The siege and taking Of
Fort Wagner, Morris Island whore they remained
until the Spring OF 1864 doing picket duty. and then
Joined the Army Oi the james Under Gen. Butler were
IN the battle Of Drury Bluff where they lost IN killed.
wounded and missing. about 100 men. Their division
was then detached from the Tenth Corps aud assigned
the Eighteenth COrps and took part IN the battles oil
Cold Hsrbor on ;hc ri and "a of June 1864 and lost
severely They were then ordered back in front OF Pc
tersburg and took part In the battle Of the Mine and
Jew dave after accompanied the advance Deep Bot
tom and in tha: engagement lost one officer Killed sew
eral wounded and quite number OF men.
In the Fail of that year in the charge on Fort Gill
more, north OF the James River the regiment lest
about 80 men. In December they accompanied Gen
Butler the first. and Cen Terry the second ex.
petition against Fort Fisher at which time their Com
mander. Col Bel. who was in command OF the Third
Brigade Second Division, and Tenth Army Corps WIS
killed. They remained at For: Fisher until toward
last Spring wien they advanced upon Wilmington,
which taken without resistance and they then
compan;ed the pursuit of Gen. Johnston until he
rendered al Raleigh. \. G.. and where they remained
until recently mustered out of the service The fol.
lowing il a list OF iceis:
Lieut. Col. r. W. Parker command Adjntsn r. W.
Cbace Quar,ermaser Lieut. W. n. Norton Assistant Sur
geon H. ". Wardwe,l; Go. A, Capt. NJ Adams Co. Is, lst
Lieu L. A Gay Co. c, Capt L. b McIIusy Co. D, Capt,
Holm H. Roberts: Co. Z, Capt Sarsons, Co. f. Lot Lieut..
L. D. Hunres.; 60. O. Capt +. Whitiori Co.. II, Capt A.
L. Knowton Co. T. Capt o. +. Quimbyi Co. X, Capt Geo.
| u...Ltu
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Advertisement.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.

On and after Sept. 4. ls65. H. I. HELaBoLn Drug
gist, No 5si Broadway viii keep his store open
DAY AND NIGHT
for the better accommodation Of Physicians anu those
requiring medicines.
Medicines prescribed at night are generally nor ur
gent cases and it is especially desirable that not only
during the night but at all times as well they be pre-
pared by thoroughly competent and unfagned persons
The faculty and the public may feel assured thas none
bu, the mos, experienced are employed in this esao'
lshment the average experience Of each in the best
retail drug stores. being from eight to twenty-five
years The day and night will be divided into watches.
and no clerk will be duty more than ten hours per
day Trusting the faculty and public will appreciate
this cfor, to supply want long felt In the community.
the proprietor subscrbes himself their obediers ser
wants II. 7. HEInoLD, Druggist. No. 59i Broadway.
n Y
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Meeting OF the Fire Conmissioners.

At meeting Of the Fire Commissioners, held
Yesterday afternoon at Fircmens' Hall, in Mercer.
St c. 6. Pinckney President and Commissioners
Engs Booth and Brown were present coinlnunica-
ton was received from the Chef Engineer stating that
there are no objections TO allowing Hose Company No
80 TO take their apparatus to Phiadeiphdn Inc ap
plication Of the company was granted. Inc resigns
ton OF Francis Mahedey, messenger ana DAVID Dugan
workman was received through the CHIEF Engineer
Complaint was received from j. Z. smith oDJeetng 10
his expulsion from Hook and Ladder Co. No. l. The
Board reviewed the action OF the company ana re,
Quinn and John Brush asking for the caulkng work of
tie Department. Their letters were filed. Commls
siOner Engs presented report OF Committee on Com
plaints against Engine Companies Nos. ana III, ac'
companed with the following resolutions:
E,.olred That Engine Companies Nos and Al be and are
d.banded and that the hie Engineer instructed u
ae charge Of the houses and apparatus heretofore In use
Eored That the Commissioners having in charge the die
,-icf where is located inquire and report upon the
expedency forthwith arranging the house OF No
in proper for the accommodation OF horses III order
| TO or,aIize Company c.. r.,
having in charge the Seventh and Eighth Districts
n,ncted 10 report al an early day what arrangements
can he IN ale for the accommodation OF an Engine Com
many on the new plan in the house now occupied by
| Hose "a AT No & Libertyst., and that he present
Ion with estimated cost. On motion OF Commissioner
Rooth George w. Anderson was appointed clerk IL
The Department at the salary Of 900 pei annum. The
following resolution was olcfeu ny 'oS'onei Eng
and adopted by the Board:
DeoJysJ That the Assistant Engineers 10 he hefeaft,
chosen by the patneni shall ~ addition 70 thei dto
tr.. he subject TO such other duties connected with th
rt a. NAV be directed by the Boad OF the general oes
b. ador,sd ia regard to their position as ocef' d
poyes. ,.,
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IT,. Iou;SriHe Journal avows the opinion that
,,o adm. sion of Southern delegates to Congress
mn. he preceded by the ratification, on the part
ortbe late Rebel States, Of the constitutional
Amendment, and by an exhibition of undoubted
loyaly 1t says:
orn,eraet the effects of the election in this State
i Al .hose Of the Richmond election In respect 10
- i'sson Of Southern delegates, the utmost cir
1.,~,,.,1n will be requisite. To secure such adms'
CON rr hings at least Will. in our view oil Inc SUBJECT
M ra.ifcation of the Constitutional Amendment
nv ,ie respectiye States lately in revolt
II III, election of men to Congress by the people OF
tbssa .es who were originally opposed 10 SecessloA
a. ey.1eei By deeds and words ~
m gbe election Of such men as. in addition to the
forayoor accept in good faith the nexoabe fact tha
SLAYER has been annihiated, AS an unehaenged ana
s. unclaleageabe auth never again TO be caled III
II Uadoubted outspOken. present loyalty. without
o,rvoc,ton or mental evasion the part OF the per-
sons elected beside what are embraced under the other
three heads
We bceye if all these conditions are found TO have
be,n complied with BY the respective southern states
and neoDe when their Senators and Representatives
ha prscnt themselves or admission to Congress- that
amaioriy will be found ready to admit them IN Doih
bou,s, especially as the claims Of the delegates WILL
MI s,eb circumstances undoubtedly be backed by
tfe powerful personal and political influence OF the
President and other important official petsonages and
he entire conservative press OF the country IL THESE
condition, are not Substantially fulfilled we lear that
The Southern REPRESENTATIVES elect will in vain present
iheir credentials TO the National Congress