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COLGATE,s BONEY sOAP.

This celeb. ATE TolIsI soap, IN such universal
demand, IS made from The chOicsIt materials, Is
mid and emolient in i,z nature, fragrantlY
scented, and extremely beneficial IN its sca1u
upon the ska. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. LteLg-lY
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.S4,66O.elf.C42 6s

Of this amount 81 ,294, 730, 1873 so was
applied TO the redemption of loans, and
s, 600, 1891 SO for the current ex-
penses of the Government
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ing and to conquer-not by tne.sword,
but by wisdom and,magnanimity 1t will
subdue at the South their passions
and pFeiCdices. It will touch their
hearts and conquer their affections.
We shall hear no more Of exec ptiOna-
bic and individual acts of insub ordina
ton, for We shall have q Union of in
terests and affection; a Union of States
with States, and not with conquered
provinces. We shall have the Union
and representation of all the States, as
ordained by the Constitution. We
shall have g cordial, fraternal and ever
expanding and perpetuate Union
Men of the South, from Vir-
ginia to Texas, close up the
ranks, and fight harder to get into the
Union than you ever did to get out Of
1t You fought Us under the secession
flag with unsurpassed courage and en-
durance to get out of the Union Come,
now, our erring, but still much loved
brethren of the South, and reassemble
with US again at the political family al
tar at Washington. Come with loyal
hearts under the flag of our sires, and
to the music of the Union, and we will
give you a cordial welcome. Come, and
the recording angel will blot out in re-
conciling tears the memory of human
follies and frailties. The people, on
whom johnson has always relied, are
with him, and will welcome back all
loyal Unionists to seats in both Houses
OF Congress.
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The Rio Grande Courier states that
Monterey has no French troops, and
only FIVE hundred Imperial Mexican
troops. The city Is almost deserted by
its best inhabitants, who had gone 70
Saltillo, where there was a French
force. The abandonment Of the place
by the French troops WAS owing to
iealousies on the part Of the Mexican
commanders. The people desired their
return.
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-Four YEARS GOVERNMENT REyEyUE.-
The following statement shows the re-
ceipts into the Treasury from all
sources, for the four fiscal years com
mencing July l, 1861, and ending June
80. 1865:
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IL ANiAa qualified a. Administrator on the es-
II tsie o. juhu H. Hal, o. sesset tins is u no
~ ~ PrI-eis LAVluE came agai8st ssId estate %
lie tlell Win me Wlilin the tno prescribed -
-, % lGsy ail - barred, aud those inaebied b
come orsaFd and make payment.
@Ris-a JOIN EU, ssITH, Admir-
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Go to Bryant, strattOn Il Co.'S Nashville
Business College iOI thorough education
in BOOK Keeping, PeHmaushID, COmmer-
cIal Law, Commercial CALCULATIONS, Part
nership, settlements, sc.
Senu Tor College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, sIEATIUN q co.
Uctl3-ly
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FOR SHERIFF

We are authorized 70 snnounce EOSClU3KC
BRANCH ~ q candidate Tor sheriff of llsyius0n
county, Sc the lug March election Oc-22--
We are au horned 70 announce ". G. SHAW IS s
cGuliists for sheriff Of DayidsOa county, 81 toe
next March election. tr
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Read This.
SAM. T.. SMITH,

Late ". L. Smith d Bro.,)
No. q North Cherry street, (Clay Roberts
old stand,) keep the Fines. Family Groce-
ries, Brandies, Wines, Pure Robertson Couu-
ty, Bourbon, and Rye Whiskies, and a va
rious assortment Of Fancy Groceries. AL as
cheap as can be had in the city. All we ask
Is to give US a call and see for yourselves.
dec2S-d
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WALL PAPER, etc.

tEyILSDN. J. W. & CO.-Manufscturers and
w wh0lesa. e and ketal / callers Ia 1Iu, Copper
aud Sheet iron Ware ami Furnishing Goods. No II
College street.
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Dr. Isaiah B Linn, 3 prominent ply
sicia n Of Chicago, died in that city yes
terdsy, from the effect OF four grains Of
morphine, taken 70 relieve pain.
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ATTENTION IRIsHEEN Checks on the VI
ster Banking Co., Belfast, ireland, IN sums
of II to tl0 Tor sale at Z. n. Ordway's Bro
ker 3 Office, No. As College street Il
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We are authorized 90 auuOunse the name Of J. Il
CoLLISs Tor lax Joiie1tor Ior stale sId County, al
the ensuing March election.
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A COUGH, COLD, or SORE THROAT

REqUmEs ranE0IATE ArTEsTI0s AND SHOULD sE
CHEcEED. II ALlowTD 70 CONTINUE,
Irritation Of the Lungs, a Permsnsnt Throat
Affection, or an Incurable Lang Disease
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County Court CLERK.

We are authorized 20 announce JIssE IoBBAs as a
csud dsle ior County Court Clerk, al the ensuing
March election.
yETE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE TOM
w c. CBUNk A. a candidate for County Court
Clefk, Of Davidson County, IL the ensuing hsrch
..I.H.
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County Judge.
For Constable.

We are authorized 20 auuOunce WILLIAM a.
GLENN Esq A. a candidate Tor county Juuse Oi
Davidson County, a. the -uIug March election.
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For Magistrate.

ClWe sre authorized 10 announce A. d. CRFIGHT0N
a. q cs -dldste Tor Constable IN the Nashville u5.
trct 81 the ensuing Mar e.ectiOn.
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We are authorized 10 announce q. NJ. S0UTBGArE
a. candidate for Te-s lesuO1 10 the 0thce Of jus
uce o. the Peace, for the zd Ward, tust DiStIc. q
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In Dyspepsia.

ani its attendant train Of symptoms, q acts more
LIKE A CHARM than = medicine. There b. moth
ing 10 the whole range OF Mateua Msdcs that can
OF moment bear comparison with % 10 this dis
ease.
A fan account Of this wonderful plsnt may he
f0usd IN the llth edition OF the Y. 3. Dnpeusaloyy
page. lsS7 and la5s
series Of experiments in which Dr. Bull has
been r years engaged, has Just Ue- brought TO a
"a csssful termination, and ha Is now enabled 20
offer 90 the public 8 combination OF CEDhON with
ta-t quslty Of copper di-uiled Bourbln Whisky,
which he d confident has NJ equal IN he world.
lie might furnish volume or certificates, but the
public have long since learned 10 estimate such
thlnEs BY their true value TEe faie-t plan n iOT
every Que % test Tor himself the virtues new
medicine
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The man who can hold his ground
against a mortgage must be s pretty
athletic fellow.
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WISE on THE ANXIOUS SEAT-The let
ter of Wise, of Virginia, to F. Wood,
of this city, which we published yes
terday, is a very curious document
Wise, who was always afflicted with the
epistolary mania, is now very anxious for
information, and he asks lot of ques-
tions which must have bothered Wood
greatly, and which, of course, he was ut
terly unable TO answer. The correspon-
dence reminds US of a scene in hospital
between a rebel soldier and Confed-
crate chaplain. Can you inform me
what is the State Of your soul p asked
the chaplain. &C 90 away with your
conundrums, groaned the soldier; I'm
too sick to puzzle over them" In the
same spirit F. Wood. completely used
up by the triumph of the Union, must
have received such queries as, Can
you inform me why the writ of habeas
corpus has not been restored p or
what is the state of national affairs,
present and prospectiveY Wise can
still talk about his patriot heart" but
Wood gives up these conundrms. He
feels too sick to puzzle over them.-N
J. Herald
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Monday bvsan .'
Lesve L.lc linton Tuesday --. a.
day st al
e'-4.,. a. :. '..'' Irly s-.
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I 1921 From TavI5-zyfIe. Iv g..r.r. v-....
and alas--s G,g. i. ss... 49,.
q. e. 30 a.-e, .ls 5rcA. a-r-
wees.
Leave Iay..-yI.e Monday yalEr..
+Fi'Fe o, s"er. Na,er Hv t-a
Lea'' >w.e- Water Monday o.. pm
A'i''e @. 10y ..-s,...- uy b ll
l0J.e From C4-.s... n....
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au.s..-s. Ia .......-
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Laay. C.rfsr-s r--... ,........
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-'''''' d. N'.''s -sP.. By D. a-
lo'-' ] 5a'l ..Hes-alu., as l.y't store e..
LousmIr,. Go sa.aesviue. ls
iu..es ana back, oa.-a "a gs....
Leave su--s..-.. A..I..H. l.-..
A5f'e o., s".-g.esl.r ty ru
ErT.,.s. .r'5..i i.., ....-.al a,'aH
lVo-t rom r'le-a.r..r HE a..l'. trte.. tr
Aili-u, Is u.-,s ODD. .a-a, .a.e .
MceN
Leave soucstHr1' "Wednesday at fEa
Arrive 90 Hilton ar q pan
Arr.y, Id rgg.. .'-. ...'. -.' +, o.. . O. .'
.
iuV-1 FIolI so-'sl'ger ty lgtaI1 E..r
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Al ERKlrr q HILll-Dealerz in Wall Paper
vi Window Shades, NnJow Glass, aEd FhOtO-
gra I,hic Material, corner Oi Church and Market
streets
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s1ashrille &auiull.
SATURDAY, MARCH ,, 1865.

PRISTED AND PUBLISHED By THE
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co
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PHoTOGEAPHs.-Pnotographs of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col.
lection IN the west, Tor sale, Wholesale anu
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of tAs
Cumberland, % Cedar street, opposite Com
mrciai Hotel. may2T-tf
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From the Cincinnati Commercial, March Its.

SMlTHLAND, hN., + eO. 70, 1000.
EDS. Con- in your issue of the 22d
you copy an article from the Chicago
Tribune, and head it "a Case in Point
and call the attention OF the committee
appointed by the General Assembly of
this State to it. / am inclined TO
think the article mentioned is all q
fabrication of the correspondent Of the
Tribune Mr. Isaac Rucker lived in
the upper end of this county, close to
the line between this (Liyingston) and
Lyon counties, between the Cumber-
land and Tennessee rivers, and owned,
when living, several negroes, but he has
been dead over two years. he had no
negro man named Reuben Harris; but
he had negro woman named Polly
Harris, but she had no husband. Ruck-
er had no son in the rebel army. lie
had only one son, who is now about
twelve years old. Rucker, when living,
was always a kind master, and no man
in this county treated his servants
better. This negro woman, Polly,
went to Illinois some time since, and
il is quite likely that the Tribunes
correspondent has been imposed on by
her, when there is not one particle of
truth in the whole story.
Yours, truly
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CountY Trnstee.

We are suthorisep to announce PHINERAs GAR
BErr ss a candidate l0r Trustes Of davidson county
az the ensuing March election.
We are authorised 70 announce Capt. joss " ILL-
SON s candidate Tor re-eisctiUn a. the oihce Of
County Trustee 1t the en-. uIng March election.
We are authorized 70 announce THONAs
SBUrE as a candidate for County Trustee, at
the next March eI5.tIOu.
We are authorized % announce W N. j. ARR N0-
TON, as q candidate Tor election % thv utd-e OF
County Trustee al the ensuing March elecuOn.
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Browns Bronchial Troches


IaMED.ATE EEIEF.
ROr bronchitis, Asthma, CatArrh, COusump-
tive and Throat Disease,
TaocHEs AEE USED vIrH AEwAIs GooD suocEss-
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
w.ll fnd Troches useful IN clearing the voice when
tasea before singing or Speaking. and relieving tie
throat siser an uausual e1erJn Of the vocal organs
the Iroches are recommended and prescribed b.
Physicians, sod have had testimonials from emf
nent men throughout the country. BeiaR an art-
ele Of the ment, and having proved their efficacy
BY iest Of many years. each year snds them 10 sd-
ditionsi localities 10 various parts Of NE sord, and
the TEoches are universally pronouncsd uotier than
other aruciea.
Obtain oaly "BEowS's BEoSCHIAL TaCcHEs,'' sud
DO not take any Of tie Worthless Imiistoas that
Insy be offered.
sold everywhere in the United sisies, and IN FOR
eIgn Cou-tues, al % cent peg box.
itulz-5m
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TlNNERs, sc.

4 LAR ". BROWN Real Estate and Gene raj
81 guinness Agent, over lOrk'S h0O4 store, $50
Uui0u sIr, eI, Nashville, Tenn. huz6-Uni"
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance Companies.

VI l. l. OA4bA@ND n Wv 4
Agents OF Insurance Companies.
CAREY d SMITH, Nos. &C aud ss Union street,
u (up stars) represent the kl5Vifg Companies I:
Hlna Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Melropoli-
tan, Phosnix and Knicksf6oclzer Life Of New lork,
and Accident OF Columbus, ohio.
ATTORNEYS an LAW.
C,AMPBELL. MoRWEN GRoEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys 81 Law ana Claim Agents, practice u all
the Csurts- CoIecti0ns promptly stbende5 y :
suO claims against the United states and Vouchers
collected. Ofhce 7s North Cherry strees Up stairs.
OTls, L. A.-Auorney and Counsellor at Law,
" Office 421z Cherry s.: T. o, BOX fis.
HANKEHS AND BROKERS'.
tzu sTEArloNAL BASK-eovernment Deposi-
NO. 5y College street, between Union
sad TIE IA mic square -Lealsrs IN UncuTrenI
Money, ExcIange, Uoin, aud Government 5ecurl-
t,e- oi AL Kluds. stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on COMMISSION. Collections promptly st-
a. a. Q. sasTozD, Presr Jas G. osDEs. .Cssh'r.
NIARR, THO5 s.-BrJksr, corner Union and
NJ College streets, buys ana sells Gold. ULeur-
Iou. Money. Government Securities aud Vouchers.
CcLeeuOus attended ~ promptly.
Also buys aud aells on C. uunlssIon.
SECoND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - cherry street. desls Ia Exchange, Govern
lneut securities ana co Il. OOAecuOus promptly
attended 10 J. LUEsDEs, Cashier.
fI,HIBD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals u r1cnaugei Government securities
aIld CoIn- Collections promptly APPENDED 70.
GOla STOCKS and Bonos s, ia on Commission.
W. ". bEKAY, President EDGAE JOSEs, Ua-mer.
AOOfA AND JOB fHINTING.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING Cv.-BoOk
~ snl JoD rriuters, aud publishers VI the Da--
, aud weekly Union, fuuters Aney, between
Union and DasdsrcE streets.
htIEWEHX.
,PRING WATER BREWERY.-MANAEL q
- fDANh, successOrs 70 N j. bstcke-' brewers
oi Ale aud lager beer No. Il Broad stree, Nash
vile. Tenn. ldels-iJ
HOoKsELLEKs AND sTATIoNERS.
.,INGLETuN, K. -Bookseler, Publisher
- 5.auOuer, and Periodical De.der, FUst Oihce
buIdlug-
CARnIaGE1 uANUFAUTUH
,aYEKs s HUNT-AIauui,cturers Of all the
NJ Latest styles Of tIrat CIasa Carriages aud
Duglqez, EZpIv-s Wagons ana Carrysl.-, - norm
MarAct stItul.
ULAIu ADENTS, &c.
IUHN UNEILL. Military Attorney and Solicitor
- OI CLAIMS, IIOzecutes all CLASSES " OlAIils
s.5aIusJ tle Government Tor cILzc-s and S0luisF-.
once 80 OeoBr street, NashWre, Tenn. lnOTi-Om"
tt,UMrKIN=, II. & IU.-U. 5. c aim Agents,
Il o1hcers' Pay AccOLns and Quartermsz
HaHN nHaHHa
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"FHE PRESIDENT on TUE JACoBINs.-
Andrew johnson has taken up the
gauntlent which the Jacobins in Con-
gress have flung doWu The man at the
other end of the avenue has shown his
appreciation of Thsd Stephens and
his radical clique by the bold and un-
compromising manner in which he de-
nounced them by name, in his speech
in Washington on the twenty-second,
as traitors and revolt8ionists He took
plain issue with them in honest and
homely words. He ttands for the Con
siitution and the Union. His enemies,
he declares, are working out another
rebellion. The country, we opine, will
sustain the President in his view. On
the whole, President Johnson's speech
is bold, manly and outspoken. More
bold than anything which Mr. Lincoln
ever pronounced, it is not less redolent
of wit 1t is not as classical as Sum
Der, as ornate as Phillips, nor as evenly
balanced in its sentences as Seward;
but it possesses the sterling qualities of
frankness, courage and truth. 1t is, in
fact a speech suited to the man and TO
the times IN I. Herald.
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lOO03 From Rogersville to Rogersville June
ton, IN the East Tennessee and
Virginia railroad, IA miles and
bacS, six times a week, giving 81.
Clair twice week side supply Lum
railroad u due connection.
Leave kogersviiIe daIly, except Sun
day, at b = IN
Arrive at Junction by I'm
Leave Junction daily, except sunday,
90 = pm
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INSURANCE

II $. DELANY, Attorney at Law. and War CLAIM
u. Agent, Cleveland, Tenn. noyzb-ly
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1 tanned reputation suss vide spread ssl - u oog
hutui kur1h Au1frica. But the Gr0aut OrNuT Der
as life remains 70 be attained ln his d ciUc0nyegry
rather combination, for ne does not ain 10 have
teen the discoYerer o. ClDkON, VIII ch ~ the basis
Of the BItiers uOW offered 70 the public. hHt hOn
OF belongs tu toe natye IuhantantE Of Central
America, 10 whom iis virtues hsve been known tor
more than two hundred years Armed with 10 the
Indian bids dehsnce 20 the most deadly malaria,
and handle without fear, the most yeuOmons ser
pents. u belief with them, that while there is
hre IN IN toe body, the teiron potent % cme,
mattnr whot the sease may be-
WhI'e Dr. Bull o. not prepa ed 90 endorse this eE-
trsysgaDt pretension, he is neverthees- sat SIZED
nom thorough examination Of the evidence rela-
ung % ~ virtues that a. q remedy aui prevouts-
tive for al disease arising from exposure. theT
10 the weather OF climate, or % miasmatc iunueu-
ces It Stands
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l0002 From Knoxville, by Coacord. Lsuoir's
Loudon, Philadelphia, swee Wa
ter, Facility, Mouse Greek, Athens,
Riceville, charleston, Cleveland.
Mcdonald Ooitewah, Tyuers, and
Harr son, % Chattanooga, u2 miles
ana back. daily, or twice daily ID
trains so run, with daily or twice
dauy branch from Cleveland, bv
Red Clay, (Ga.l and |arnelis Sta-
tiou, TO Dalteu, IS miie,, 10 due
connection
Leave Knoxville daily at 1910 pm
Ar-iye at chattanooga by 6.50 D m
Leave Chattanooga daily ATTAIN
Arrive at knoxville by S.4JaIu.
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Il NI5HT BkOTHEkS.-DeEeTs IN Cumberland
IN and rttsBurg &, al Wood sawed ana spHt IN
stove lengths. Olhce 49 Church streef. faId on
KOluug MuloIll, south Of Broad. All orders hled
prUuIIly.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

IONE q NRELI.-Wholesale aud Retail
= BoOkseie StsuJlerz, ana News Agents,
~. 40 north Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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lJJ-1 From hugsp9rJ, ug Clover Bottom.
tamPl.it- BEST, I.U E...r.
Hawc.s y Roads, ,H,ry D....
aud Locust Mount o.. ..r........
IS miles aud back. .lr.a Sd. u.-..
leave AIuEsporl Thursday a..a.
Arrive ut Jvue# borough ..4.u
Leave .uursuur.gsl ....Eut .. s.
Arrvc at hiug. raIt irarm
Itop9=uie Iuyi.gt Co ea. a. Lr....--.
ustfad v. goucslo..a-Is a.-. a.
tW0 trips wrgE.
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The Way Radicals SIander the south
TO Bolster up Their Cause.

From the n. y. Tribune, Feb 26.
The Chicago Tribune gives the fol-
lowing sample of the spirit wherein the
restored" rebels are now evincing
their Unionism in loyal Kentucky:
Reuben Harris was the slave of Isaac
Rucker, who lived in Lyon County, be-
tween the Cumberland and Tennessee
rivers. About year ago, Reuben di-
rected the Union armies to where two
companies of the 25th Kentucky rebel
regiment were hid in the wilderness.
Two of the sons of Isaac Rucker were
officers in company E Of said regiment.
They we're taken prisoners by our army.
Isaac, through fear, fed The slaves,
by the advice of our soldiers, still abode
on the plantation and worked it. On
the 18th day of January, Rucker snd
his two sons returned to the planta-
tion. Upon inquiry around, they found
that Reuben reported on them, by
which means they were taken.
Isaac Rucker then took Reuben, his
former slave, stripped him, and tied
him up by his wrists to pole, between
two trees, Just SO that his toes could
touch the ground. He then, with his
own hands, whipped him, and con-
tinued to whip for hours, frequently
saving that he would cut him in two. His
wife and family were present, moaning
in agony at the spectacle. The wretch
turned and struck the wife ten blows,
and told her to 90 off and mind her
own business. One of the black mans
sons he made bring him (the Rebel)
whisky several times while he was ap-
plying the cruel lash to his father. Ia
vain did the poor sufferer cry for
mercy. Did you report on us? was
asked i never told you lie, massa,
and never will l did report on you
Well, / will whip you to death. And
he did whip on till the whole body
around was cut up most horribly. From
ii a. Ii. till sun set the martydom went
on. This was Thursday night The
poor sufferer fingered in agony till
Sunday morning, when death released
him from earthly sorrows. | should
add, several white men stood around,
witnessing the hogging and encourag-
ed it on.
This slavehoIding brute threatened
all the family with death. They fed to
Paducah by night, crossed the Ohio,
took cars on the Illinois Central Rail
road, and came on to ChicagO-the
widowed wife and four sons. The rail-
road conductor-to his honor be it said
showed them favor, carried them free,
and, moved with pity, fed them and
gave them some clothing"
Isn't it burning shame thatthe Reu-
bens of the South are not given over
wholly and absolutely to the tender
mercies of the Isaac RuckeIs2 1t is
just that that restoration" of the Demo
cratic pattern amounts to, and which
incites all the enthusiasm for the Veto
OF the Freedmen's Bureau bill
THE ABOVE LIE NAILED.
From the Cincinnati Commercial March Its.
~ A.
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IOOO5 From Nashville; by Tank, Eugstou
springs, uuttous station, 1uru-
bull, >ueetsvIlir, GIlluIu' station,
PuraGIse, McEweus Station, aud
Nsyerly, to JOhusO4yiIle, IS miles
sud back daily, or as often as trains
run, it required, and by a schedule
OF departures and arrivals suti5tac-
tory 20 the department.
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Without a Rival.

A. Justly deserves the reputation u has so long
Guloysi M Central America ana tue Wsst Iudies.
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UNITED STATES MAILS
TENNESSEE.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. ,
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ASHiNSIoNi Vct. aii loo3-
FhoPOSALS viii be received no The Cen
tract Oihce OF this Department uut.l u.m.
OF March ~, 1850, Tor conveying the Ilais
gl the tuiied states FROM July Q, ls66. 10
> uue 80, ls'o, IN the State ct Tennessee. on
me routes and by the schedules ol depa L.
uses and arrivals herein specified.
peeisious announced by April q, 1866.
Bidders VIII examine carefully the forms.
and lustrucu0us auueNe3, aud especially
the latter part Jt lusIUcu5a lg.l