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PUBLISHED BY AN ASSOCIATION OF rUINTERS.-OFFICE ON PRINTERS' ALLEY, BETWEEN UNION AND DKADEMCK STREETS.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. THURSDAY, MAY 14. 1803.
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NO. AM LOCATION
HOSPITALS IN KASUYiLLK
No. 1-Cun rectory. Oillc.- tre.l ""
Atwl.riurg cai.C, f. IIaisiu, L 8 V.
S-Cnlversliy H.olAt.it, .. sire-i. on
Hill Ast. rairrni, K- D. I.TSnt. 0.8. V.
S K nsley's ItuildlriK, H I oirwi Tublic Square.
Bttrr"on,Lia l- llaaiow.
4i0wiird IllKb School, Oolite street, on th.
II ill. C. n. HitL, Hurgoon in charge.
( Odd Vartnrv, iMr end Flout ttreet. Asst.
Burgeon, K. B. Bu.
-Cull g" iirwl, a.r Proad. Sunjiwu, Caaa.
.. y-(llrira street, h-lwi-es Cbnrch and Broai
Act. ihbI. Smxou, 0 W. rAr i
S-Masoolo flail, n.uroh stieot, near Hammer.
A.t. Hursum, II. hAtvt.
S-CarrlaK. Fastory. M .rkrt itroet, b.,low the
H.,iiri. At. urfc-"Oii, O. dTSunuB.
10Me.11.ai rii-K. vi' ""T1',.0" H1"-
Ail. Anal. Kurgt-on, W. K. Bowline.
II "PrPT llnn.i" n lue University Plka.
Atl. Al. Surifooii. U I). 1Ioui-
lJ-BroirtwnyFlotiil, Bn.ad lr.t, corner Cburry.
" JS-Uuin. i,gUnuol,Kpiiwtrt..roa4.
3 Ami. HiirgMn, A. II. Hmith, U. A.
J in viKemal ft liwl, Cliurch rt, ir mmtta.
; nonga brpot. 8 irijcD, J'jhh U. Pmia-ir.
i ' 15 Uo"i' lilRti BtIikoI, I.lni utro corner 8o
mr. Hiirn, W. M. bamii.
W Gordon Bhck, ix.riiT Broirt at-o -t and RIter
Laa.ii i) I . HuigM-n, 1)4TID Wiua.
n 7 Ornriaa' Hwpital -1'Iantora Hotel, s"uin
mer atniet, curuer I(eudTick. riurgeon,
Wm. Aaxoin.
18O)rorniiirh and follrge ItwU. Surgeon,
U B. I'umm:i.
- 19 Mrrl k HirntUm'l BnlMlnir, No. 14 Market
itreel. hm gem, W. II; Oonuo.
' naplimOniich, Summer ilroet. Burgeon,.
liUOOWIM.
" il VUthodlut Chnroh, Church Mreet Bnrgeoa,
M. M. HO'iTol.
1 Ilardcaitle , Honlli Market atreat. Burgaon,
. HO.-KWITU.
23 Corner Vino and Broad atroeU. Burgeon, 0.
Cujouraii.f.
iftCorDr Uarltfl and Clark aireota. A, A Bur(
Adam Tatr
M)S. AiMJ lCATIO.
OK
GENEUAL HOSPITALS
I'oait of'ISlurfreloro, Teian.
Uflieal Wreotor i'eH M. C. WoonwoaTH.
Iloaiiltal No. L-Clty Holel; H. W. corner viaarn.
targrun T. D. Ulcli.
' Ko. 8 Woodbury Pike. 8. O. Hlmoa,8nr
goon lurharga.
No. 8 El Court Ilouno. W.T. Johmon,
riurgeon Im hargo.
No. 4 WnodtHi'y 1'lke- A"rt. gurgon
J. W. Pcane.
No. 0 North Conrt noniw. J. T. Woodt,
Burgeon In chargn.
" No. Norih 'aat cor. Cquaro. M. B.
Failer, Aaat. Sarg In cbargu.
M No. T lent Court Houae B. Woodward,
. Surgeun tn charg
No. B Opposite and wist City Hotel. Wni.
A. HuCully, AMI. bargwB In
eliarge.
No, Oor. Nafhvllla and Lebanon Pike.
H. B. I'Tmar, Act. Ajh.1. Burgeon
In charge.
OanT rvld BoaHtal No. 1 One mile wvat Ouurt
llouaa. i. I. 'Inltiy, nurgeea in cnarge.
To otir (tabacrlbara.
In eonaeqiienoa of the Increaaa In the price of papor
and every other material need In a rrtntuig-umca,
we have been ooBipelled toralee the priea of our paver
to as eta. per week, or II per month to weekly or
monlhlr subscribers, and $10 a year to yearly sob
soribcrs, whkb moat In all oases b paid In adrauce.
Notice to Nowb. Dealer.
Newa Lvalera wanting more titan saa hnndrod
copies, must send In their orders by 9 o'olook, the
evening previous, to have them nlled promptly.
Military lllnnks,
For aala at this UlUce, such aa Mmrtly Cbijoi
Uimi, t1o0ig Bourns, Onlnaius BWvnu, frorulo
SaSariH, Val ffialM, , .
Itcllgloiia Nervlcoa.
Post CilAnU (Neooud Prasbytorlaa (liurch, Collie
street, between lbs Square and the Louisville Depot)
Babbath School and ft.Mlers' Bible Class at 9 o'clock
every Habbath. morning. Prmchlna at 1(X o'olock,
A.M., and at 1 P.M. Trayer. Minting every Wed
need 7 nlhl at T o'clock.
J. 2ST. MIZE,
ISO. lit ri'.UAII l Itl.I'Ti
HAH JVHT 01 INKH kKTCNrtlVK.
Fancy and Family Grocery,
AlTlirK WILL UK ItiUNn CONSTANTLY ON
' han't the best of every article In that Una. The
attention of the public la solirited to tliOTtutk, which
oannoi ue suriiawiiM in me city.
I're.h aii.llefl rive,t workly.
Iteiueiuber to call at
No. 18 Cedar Street.
ru. is tf.
ATTENTION
TENNKSSKANSl
I IUVK ftWtlVKl) l'KRMrMN BY 8PR11AL
I order Itvm nl J t neml KoauaAina, to raise and
II ATT Kit V
OK
LIGHT ARTILLERY!
To t Hlfnwl to duty vitb th Tmuiimw Brit fcd.
1 ttublorvcruit a tiumUT of vtuut, bi UhUJ
tortn, TnmHiwu. 1' HI V E rt, OV N N k Hrt,
.SMITHS. UHiLr KS. SAHM.KKH. Ac . to whom will
l- I'ul't ll tn (.uvtrutut'iit DuuuUm Uowwl uodr
iCft t i of ( uniirMii.
hU brmhrh of tlj irvic otTHrt ireat induo-
D.HIIU. No tnnrtaiintt, do I'trket or lnuvrtl duty to
lrtvrtn, nJ tmu3rtMlt( ntirior to lnlkutry or
i.w.T 4try. ivriom wliu liave tr.ru lalti tU 1
I .iumiU cu t with Uifin ty ttuiiMtuiij lu ln
I bavo IHxittloiiB lir two Lienteeauts. which will
be i;ivrn to wot thy peinons who bring a uuiulwr
vf riH-ruita.
'I he oomny 1m new In camp at Lexington, Ky
Thy will It- armed willi taanlattou fatirea uud
tolt s Uerolxeni. AH1 poisoually or by ami I to ine
at iA-iington, Ky.
U.CIAT t'BAWroBD,
achi(i-tf li't. t. B, Mh tena.
TO THE PUBLIC.
NisnvniS, April tH, C3.
E HAVr TITO DAY PtU'TUBSH Or It. V,
w
Mlll.LIM sV t'O.s their aullra mtrei
in h
Auction and Commission House,
Nob. a mu.I VT lollrgn alreel.
(i)l'i'asiTK iIAKkK HliL'HB )
Ami solicit ths ia.tr nsge of ths old Mends of the
ll.iusn, ami as ch vrfuliy oiler our service, to all oth
er h.i may have buliie4 lu onr line, ile.ltii our
tat eilorts to tiive I lilira hHlialstcltwu to
all ho nisy Uvor us with their liustueiM..
iK. hHli-I.It, J a.
apa-lm
J.illN li IILS1K.
11EWAKD
1 W'!,!
L UK U1VKM KOB TDK KKVOV 1'RT Or
.unv . ei e. i a H. nun vnv " -
1' itiirea, stolen rioui tilers' Uller, soruer iimi
uj i viirg. nnmi y,.9buday luoruing.
AMU
ILOUB.
t25 BJkRKkl,, l'" '' JLsr BkOKIVBil Al
r.1 rVmtli Murktst HtrM.t
(Rhea A Hmltb's Old HUud.)
Uuiirivrriiasifrs' trti2ati'
Pl'KCBABIO BY
CIIAB. II. GREIilST
CJTICE, Hd. 5J Cuorry It., (Up UiAin)
RECRUITS WANTED
3d TcnnasHOO Uatterv
LIGHT ARTILLERY.
$100 Bounty and 160 Acres Land.
U' ANTED, A r. W AHLR.nOI'IlO) MKN K)
cooidfia the above baiter,one fourth of the
llOOKounty will be paid toeacl ri-cruit on his be.
lug musterod Into wrvloe, and pay UotUlug and
Mil.altA,ir on enll tlueut.
Tula Is I'lcD'HJ o.,rlunlty u r the loyal men of
Tenexsee Ui voluntei'r with this Kattety, ana save
tSeli reuutitlon lorxouraKo andnotwai until they
areoniiciliUd.aul have tojoinaoy regunent In the
but reumrinK men.
1 h. re Ik a vacanrv in the Battery fir Lleuten
aula, a Serxeunts, 1 Bugler, 1 ;addler,2 Uliuksiuitha
and I w iwrlKHt.
The Uaiiory Is commanded b an eiperUnced Ar
tlllerv ' flier, who has Keen service tn Mesico.
Apply to Captain baklbs A. Camhili, at the
Union ll"t"l, Norm Market street, "axuviue.
Ibe Battery is at preauat in eamp near the city o
NaehviUe. apit-lm
BOTJISrTY.
$100 AND 160 ACRES OF LAND.
WANTED
V MCK KhXllMKM of IM ntry, for service In this
Hate, by authority cf ills Kicellenry,(Miv MK W
J iliNiON. All mm enllxted will lie im filiate y
mii'trred Into the V f service, a d fur lln-d with
clothhiB, suhHietonce, and In all f wli be pncd on
the same fooling as the other en iMod men of the
hegliueut The Unit leiiDermee KeRlment 1- station
ary In aHhrllle, and will aiways reoiam In thin Mate.
II, one who will bring; Keoruits to Uis hecruilllig i f-
flea will receive f 'J.UU lor every oua recruited, iroia
the Kecruitiug umcor.
J. IIIMtUMVI K,
Recrultlrm OOU'er. Cherry Rtreot, tweoud door from
Boston ilakery, this side of fi Oman's Hall, Bouib
Itaelivliie.
Uay 2-9a
JOSEPH WHITE.
TA"nTi? r. hat!) norccri)
Na 37 union Street,
DKC.S IJwtVK Tn INruKM TUh PliHI.I TflAT
1 be haa Just received a snopply of liar It um.
tor the tieiient oi nis customers.
AprllT, lata.
NANIIVILLi:, 3ly , iHU'3.
A LIi PIRSONH TO WHOM TUB UNttlNVEh
it lii:i'AKI'Mb..NT In ludobteii for Work done, ma
terial furnisher), or Hlave labor irnpreseed (Incon-
nnctlon with the rortlO ations of Nashville, will
at once send in their bills o I'. C. HTlviVAKf, Asst.
Kniilreer, lieadiiusrters. Franklin I'ike.
liy order oi iirlg ueu. j. 61. u. iiuhtok, unlet en
gineer. . may-.1t.
Dissolution of Partnership.
I TIE Fl BM OF MAUZY, WIL N k CO , IM THIS
day dissolved bv the withdrawal of VYm. 1'. Wil
son aud 1 H. Fitahngh. lhe hwelnees of the late
tlrm will ha aultlod tif Juo. w. Alausy, at the old
stand. . .
JN'O. W. MAUZY,
- WM. P. WIlHIlV,
Lt-K M.riTZUUGH.
Uay 1st It. . .
YTAVINO this day pnr haned the entire Interest of
A A. Messrs union a utihimu in tne ttrm el Man-
sy, Wilron A Co., I take this methoil of informing
the rrieodI the eld arm, that they will and me on
hand at the old eomer, ready to supply them with
the very best robacoo and tiirara; also I will reoelvs
this day, Applea, tirangea, famous, I'waches, l'etatoee,
twenty thousand Henry ulay No. 1 Clrars, and many
other goods, which I would be glad my host of friends
would oonia and buy.
JNO W. MaTZY,
Corner Cherry and Itaaderick.
Nashville, May Is, 'ha tf
M.N. PARMELE,
ftxoax and mmtoiott
MERCHANT,
So, 66 ftblie Sqnar . .... ,
(Btltm (Xry HoUl,)
At)joiia
1 1 .
PI DLLSI11.VC UULSL
NASI! VILLI
JAS NOW IN ST0RI AND OFFliUS FOR SALE,
JO bbls Old Rourbon and Robertson Co. Whisky ;
some very superior
iri bbls, S bbls, and kegs rrenr.h Brandy I
6" ranks old tt hlnkv and Brandy) In bottles ;
Wlnea. tim. etc.. some very flue
Also a tolerably good stock if tailors' Goods, oi
dittereut diacrlniluns.
All of which I reniiectrully Invite the attention of
those wUhlAUj to purUiaas,
aps-ou
U N. PARMELE.
gKDR. M'GILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
UI Wasjlilngton t o.. Hid.
a rraa twinty nv ysabh' pbacttcb in
s. my native btatu aud I'hiuulolphia, I hare located
In Na.livtlle, Teun., in my Reuorai praoiioing.
1 will treat the fullowiug disoasea : Clironlu and In
nmnilmv rJioumatlKm.Alliction of Iho I.uok. lia-
enaea of tlie Thnml, Dropsy, Swelled Joints, HlllJ
!4moo, I'leurtsy, raina, uioem, lanwn, urevvi, mi
ff i-.tions of the Womti, Remittent, Intermittent and
Biliutur avers, Obstotrlcs attouda.1 lo, with all other
diseeaee to whh b the humau family are anhject.
jr- i mice North side of lulon. between Cherry
Bod College streets, over Mr. C. T. Heauman's Music
Btore, wlierel may ue touiin aimer oay er siim, um
I MM .hMl n im-ftelonel eie.te i.m..vl-lv
WANTED.
WOOD! WOOD!! WOOD!!
OTH K TO OWNgHH I'K TI stOFR IN TUKTRKP.,
ll within three lo four miles of the city of Nab
villa. Their attention la called tn this advertisement
lor noutracu for their wood. Also with all parties
with seasoned wood any her on the river, either
up or dowi .
viut Wood rhoDners t anted.
N. II. A line dropped care Lock Uoa 67, P. O.,
promptly ansaered.
Am, I. i s. T. POfTKR s CO.. Contrax-tors,
ApiJ-ln.e 41 S Cherry sire t, id story.
PUBLIC BALE OF
OOVKKNMKNT H IXJCK.
W'll.l.be sold, at liublid au. tloU.to the-hUhest
V bidder, at the 0o sriiuie.il Horse l'abs, at the
foot of duuiuisi fctreet,
r UoASta OONIlFMN-D.
Terms cash, and rrnr,rtv to be removed the same
lav, at the rl-K oi uwi.er rale to commeiiea at li
o'ol.icS M on Tuesday, Ma fttli, IHftM , and to cou-
iinue uatiy uutu they are all dispose.! or
t llAULrrl li. IltVIV,
lal 1 lout. Bth Mi. h Vols . and A. A U. M.
A.-l. taat. 4ukrUriuaaur'a tiilke, Nashville, May
U. 8. REVENUE STAMPS.
A FI LL fcl'PPl Y OK UtVKNL't BTAMM Tl
Chivks, iTsfls, Notes, lels, Mortf .gee, tVr
tlncAUs, Onlual I rwesslur rmts, Teie,jrHj i,s, etc.,
Otders by mall promptly stt.nJ,
lliA.-. K. FOepiCK,
V AsseMor, 1st Oli-tia tuhlo.
CiWikbati, Ohlo,lsy at
M lliU, A Hails, Browaj
A I'rnahedi
l III: 11'., iiO Buiaa pi lue uLm, In store an J fur
eal by w at I .Ynh,
Apl tl 41 Barket .l.e.l.
PLANTERS' HOTEL,
AUiW, XUUJNU, Proprietor.
(roBMsair or iisioiui, rgss.;
txtlts bet. inala and marliet Sis.
UlUUVIIXK, KY.
K.eoiilA-Uw
freighU for Saw York, PnUadslpLia,
ana suumor.
m Y U A UeT IMtllL' A UlilMis It. PTTi iV Tl D silVl a. .
m.vl CINCIAIN ATI,
hit I MB I Uu-' , . m- I J 1
rr-f-r. t i r i t
LOUIS STAGG.
AND
FAMILY BUPPLIE3.
ANB
Curor Iitra Saffar-Oured Hams,
f ItlTISVll.l.l", KV.
Barer to Mr It It V a f 'O.i
NAHIIVItiLK.
Rr.OVI.ATIOVB UECEN'ILY BTAnt.IHnKn
y th- 'f-r t ry of the i emury, r girding trade
the lnsu ret tl inary rilati a, i.rohioita all ifnoils
f ota b''inK sli:pp 1 in rMiMVreo tor Ba e, but allowa
iauiily Siipiiei lor private use, in Iliuit'Ml quantttira,
being f i wa d -d.
Pa'tice wiKtiiniz to B'ipT.ly thotnWi's with fine Pu
!Ar tluied t'ains, tirotM'i w-i, mi l oih'-r artli le.t lor
futnliy use can do s by making anp icillou to the
prop r o'licers In N'.nlivi!u lor a p-rinii ti nutp Ui
iC'Melii, em l'isitu the tn.ni ' t-i the iul' c Ityer by ntnit,
with a remiilanee, will emure lis suipmeut ir- m tuts
plaocv either liy tailor Kxpreee.
A;illl X ii Ii rt
NOTICE.
T'HKPARTim TO TH FOI.I.OWINU CLAIMS
I tiled with the Hoard of t Isinn, at tlie Capitol,
ere hereby tiutiuril that the Ixcket will be tak- u up
fttr InveMtiKwtlon as follows, and they are rsqueuted
to be presout with their wltnee :
iInnday nay lltli.
No. 4 H. P. Krenrh.
' M .In' n I'. ilea.
' fit John 0. Kwing.
" 64 U. I'relxmau,
TueKday, Bluf I2lh.
No. DA Thomas I'luter.
' (17 1 A. tartwriiiht.
" M I. R Pain
" M W. B. A'Oilate.'id.
Vednesday- iriay mtli.
No. TLJohn ll. i l.
7i vsrgnret K ncuavock.
73 O. ; i orvltt.
' J. "Illlmi I,. White.
XbiirBdasi iTIay Hth.
No. 75 Aothur Towles.
7G busan Harper.
' 77 fatnn I U. I'aldwln.
78 W m. i siriiid.
Friday, !Rar I5b.
K ). 79 Njihvllle f)iu i lla Couiiiy
' 80 A. L. P Green.
" HI H. L. Norvill
" $2 James Kaliorty,
Saturday! May loth.
No. M Kll I" v,ci
" 8. A. W. Joh son.
" 83 L'rbaniiii Ozan.a.
till A.J iani.lng.
may 10 tf.
REMOVAL.
C. L..H0WERT0N,
MANU IVCX'TJ I i K 1 1 or
Coach & Bngry Harness & Collars,
Saddles, etc.,
HAS REMOVED TO No. 37 NORTH MARKET
"treet, the House formerly occupied by J. P.
narch a Hon, where he will be glad to sen his old
customers, and as many new onus as may feel iim
posed loglveblin a oall. ' Aprlill-lm.
WANTED,
KOOOD DWKt-tlNO HOl'SK, CINTPALLY VO.
CaTKH, by a (uod euli cavlui leuaut. The let
of reference glveu. Fur further infortuation, call at
Not 10 North Pnmmar street.
Neshvllla. Feb. 21, 1HA.H
Notice to Sutlers.
, AT Tng 01 D BTANI) OF MK-s-RH. UMlTIf t
DAV, No 106 College street, near ths Louis-
villa 2d Nuhnll tallro'd iiept, will Im louod a
good supply uf I roviaioua and
I'aittll)' (iniccrlr,
Aleo, Olnger (sh'r, Olug'jr Breui, Ac, at wh' lesulB
BLd retail. iinavA lui
LOST Oil STOLEN
InOM mi Ldl'IsVi.LI.B ASh NAIIVILII
1 Dennt, a the Otb lis', Four Parrels of K our.
luaniled 14 niakeri t rek Mills, xtra rainily, Han p
ton. -almonS .V C .. ' A suitable ri-ard w.ll b i-aid
lor its ivtuin,or lufoi mutiou where it went lo by
w 01. J-l tll,
naylOtf 41 llark. t st
What is it?
71IY PITY YOt'K THK OK NOTE, T.rriTR,
ae I t:ao Papor, KnVMlorvrs ami l ight utera
tQra from the L'ulou street News lpit.
Ap l W. w. T l.-HAII, & OO
Dr. King's Disptnsarv
rOH PillVAlE IMSKANK?,.
Tnyj? m- K,N11 formerly fN-wY.rk,
'sjbv- Wkv 'tit Is'i u in urimfii aK iisi" u i
tii Ufatiui ui uf privitHHh- for 90 jaih, fiature
bttnvir. linviun tttujuJud u - iTiu tie d-r 10 uuui)
yi-rH, and cm a io mmy tliuunuruiM, h U nlted
to mm fcil niifHstsj in a (tivmih uMiurn, un muum
bow bad tlicy nwv In iro.u iii.,utliCi'i J uj1sCj ir-l-uiMits
or from uikiltnt ut Llirir own- It. Kiiih'"
lilHIMtnHnry Nu. -1 rea.lrlrli lrt-l, but .wtwn t'hir.
ry mi J IttAj SiUHiT, ttt'MnJ Httr , ut-rj t t;uro nil
tioucrrhat cir'd itbon. fini'Kufl uui i u.tg w
ln1rtiiviit"B with Im-iirjfjsH,
tUrtclun of old ir nrt nt dut !l"ctu.i!ly ctr-i lu
k frw tlayfl, liy d opt'rUuu Khltb mi aui
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The following excellent am mii:ivl
resolulloDB of the piiite sJUiers of the
85tli Illinois Voluiitoeig, vi ill be rial
wi'h deep intercut. We ipprt ially ci tu
luend thorn to the spii.im conuidoiaf irni
of fac ious rtbt'l s v umai Liz rj in l!ic
North, Bomo of whom a ill hid tu their
sorrow, that they live been "luaiin
np wrath against the thy of wrath."
The private aoliliors are "terribly in
earnest." Ave regret that the crowded
tale of our columns hai forced at to
omit several of the .resolutions, hut we
believe (hat we have preserved all the ma
terial points in them ;
Casip 8,)Tii Rko't. III. Vol In-'y.,
Nasuvillk, Tbnn., April J.
Resolutions of the non-commissioned
oflleera and privates cf the 85th Illiuois
Volunteers:
uvreas, It hag been asserted bv fir-
cesh y utpat hierg, that all resoIulioiH
Bent home frnm tlie army have originated
and been controlled by the uftiuer, in
many instances contrary to and ieg;tt d
legg of the winlics of the men: therefore.
we, the non-commissioned otlker anil
priates of lhe 85th Regiment, IHin. is
volunteer In fan If?, do hereby unani
monsly adopt and present tho following
rt-Eoluii me:
lienilved, That this h:ig been a d. libe-
rale and premeditated rebellion on the
part of the South, and that without any
just or reasonable pretext whatever, plan
ned ana begun by isoulhern aristocrat
and nabobs, for the avowed purpnt-o of
ex tending slavery; and they bring bred
to look upon the laboring man as a "mud
sill" of society, never would rest satit-flcd
until tho rvorth aud the wholo nation
would yield obedience to aristocratic
power.
llctoived. That we were urged to enlist.
our patriotism invoked, aud while we
have proved that we were Dot dead to onr
country's interest by freely forsjKing all
and fleeing to its rescue, we cannot but
consider any person guilty of base in
gratitude, destitute of patriotic love and
undeserving the name and protection of
a citizen of the United .States, who op
poses every movement of our army and
every act of the executive, thus giving
nope to Ibe ooutu and tending to prolong
tho struggle, and needlessly causing
many more or us lo bleach our bunt s
upon the battlefield; tbeieforo, that you
in the North who have relu-cd the piom
ised comfort and support which we but
reasonably expected for ourselves, aud
friends and families leltathomc iu your
care while we t-hmild be gone for a sea
son to tight your battles, are guiity of a
gross and cowardly act in attempting lo
stab us in the back while we dare iho
messengers of death, and confront and
contend with your foe xs well as ours.
Jievilvttl, lout the l'residenl s Lilian-
cipaliou Proclamation rautted tho .South
to show their full strength, and in luru
tlierelor, it ttit the main cauie of lhe
passate of the Conscript Act duriug tho
last CongreeH, both of which we wel
oofbe therefore, as most a utary to a
sedy clone of the rcbt liiou ; otherwise
we would have to tight another year,
and our army bt coming decimate'! by
disease, kided and desertions, a Cn
script Act would necessarily havn to Im
paseed to repleiiihh it, thus prolonging lhe
(.outest for our nation's liberation at It ait
one year; and hence with a united iMirlh
we soon expect to see this rebellion vn-
lsti like the morning dew bt fore a bril
liant rising sou ; but if ou will piolong
that day, if you will peisvete in du
st roj in.' ynur own country, ' you Secesh
sympathizers, will have to bear tho
blame and reap the curse.
ltesiivul, in at wiiil j we most earnest
ly de-ire, and would hail tho day of
peace witli heartfelt joy, yet wo are not
tited of the war as regards lhe otj-i t to
bo obtained, but aro resolved lo iietre-
vere till the Union is waved unbiokon,
and the glorious old iu,' again tieely
waves over the whole of our (ue h ippy,
peaceful aud tjuiet nation ihen ue
will gladly return to our homes no! be
fore; hoping that those who will nut
throw in their weight and i c ft h.mii-o to
ward quelling this aecur ed lehellion,
may o dow n to their giaves pointtd at
by tho finder of scorn as an Arnold or a
Iturr; and that we consider that p rson
who would dissuade any one from join
ing the i-eiviee, or who would in any
manner try to persuado a soldier to do
lert, or to disc mrao hitu in the least,
indiscreet, U'twi.e, lost to their friends,
btht interest, and d.stituloof lhe tirst
piii.cipli of a tiiicn of a li' .ublican
i.'ovei mni nt.
lltolvt i, That, if what we have d me,
aud aro still dome, wi l not, fulikc, at
the Uovtrnoi's rtqinst wo will gladly
return lo our unlive or adop'ed rSiale,
and when there w ill be under ihv paimul
ntctssity of d.a'wR wil '-t traitors th-,e
as we bave Iter rt nirmht ring that onee
we deemt'd the p opleof every Htate tuis,
faithful friend and brothers, bui through
their own willlul ac t, deieitarid bigo
try, they have made themselves our but. r
enemies; and considering intestine rebtW
our worst enemies, these likewise must
exptct to meet the same fat. ; as it broth
er wlei, openly or al lhe midnight hour,
would raise a dagger to take h s brother's
life's blootl, is m vt i ih lei. an fii.iuyol
of ths vileat taat, because ol Lis cnotau
guiulty. Cul OriersWs cavalry, mnv muklrg
a foray iuto Missisipii, east of Vieks
burg;, captured Dau. Rice, the Union
clowu at riutumitt, on the lioth uliiiuo.
I'rovoat .tlaral-nla for the Mortliivcst
Hud Ia Itn.) I VaUlit.
Ye copy such portions of the list of
Piovor.t Slarshalg appointed under the
Enrollmei.t Act, a w ill be of interest to
our soldiers in front :
STATIC OK rKSSSYLYANIA.
1 't district. Captain AV R Lehman,
pruvtst mnrshal ; t'liarlei Muiphy, enm
mis .ionor; I),- N. II. M tr"elis, surgeon.
2 Id. strict. Captain Edwin Pnlmrr,"
pmv. inir. ; Win. M. Hull, com.; Dr.
R ihert W. Richie, sti ir.
31 district. Captain Jacob 3. Stretch,
prof, nitr ; Frank I) Sicincr, com. J lr.
Alexand r 0 Ihrf, stirg.
4 h rli'rict. Captain Ptvis M Lane,
pr .v. m ir. ; Uhtrles II. R.irrctt, com.';
I).-. .1. R ils'on V. Us, surg.
filh tlirict. Captain Mahlon Yard
h v, pioy. mar.; Wm. M. Taylor, com. ;
Dr. R, R Leake, surg.
brh tl ir.lri.-r. .1, J. Frecdley, prov.
nnr, ; Dr. Wto. C irson, s:irg.
7i! fli: trie'. Ci.jiain R. L. Chrlstman,
prov. in ir. ; Jo in C. l'rico, com. ; Dr. R.
II. S'uith, p ng.
Dt'i dis:i ic. Captain A. W. P ilcmua,
P'ov. mar.; Rli Overdetr, com.; Dr;
1'il'ii k t'assidy, surg.
10th district. Ciip'aiQ'Charltmatrne,
Tower, ptov. mar. J. II. Kimporty, com ;
Dr. .latin s S. Carpenter, surg.
Ilth district. Cap'ain Hamurl Yohe,
prov. mar. ; Wolf, com. ; Dr. Charles
II. Humphrey!1, surj.
12th district. Captain V. W. Ketch
am, prov. mar,; Miron fj Helm, com.
Dr. Horace I'. Mo idy, surg'.
13th district. Captain C. M. Manvilh,.
prov. mar.; J. II. I'ninny, com.; Dr.
Win. S. l'.akcr, nur.
IDh district. Captain John Ksy
Clem, nf, prov mir; Cli irli-a 0. Rawn,
com; Dr. tieorjo Lotz, snrjr.
loth district. Captain R. M. Hender
son, nrov niae; P. 'pjamiti 'Mclntyre, com;
Dr. William S. Rowland, surg.
lGih itis'rict. Cap.ain George Eyster,
pmv mar; John T. Mcllhcnny, com; Dr.
R. H. Si is, surg.
17th district. "Captain J. D Campbell,
prov. mar.; M. S. Heir, cum; Dr. A. Ruth
licit, surg.
18 h district. Captain' W. W. White,
prnv niar; Robert llawley, com; Dr.
Jarnerll. Dobbins, surg.
19i.li district. Captain U. S. Camp
bell, prov. mar; Jerome Powell, comj'Dr.
John Mechlin, surg.
'JUib district. Ciptain D. V. Derrick
son, pmv. mar.; Henry Weiiei, com; Dr.
S. S. Bates, surg.
21sl district. Captain W. B. Coulter,
prov. mar.; Augustus Row, com j Dr. F.
C. Robinson, surg.
U2d district. Captain J. A. llerron,
prov mar.; Win. II. Campbell, com.; Dr.
li. li nimpson, surg.
23J district. Captain J. W. Kirker,
prov. mar.; Josiah Copley, com.; Dr. John
ii. Kuhn, surg.
2 1'h district. Captain John Culhbert
sou, prov. mar.; Mtlo R Adams, com ;
Dr. Robert I). Wallace, sur
Lieutenant Colonel C. F. RuflT, Third
cavalry, United Stales army, has been
dviailed to aid tho War Department in
tho arrest of deserters, and in securing
uniformity i;i tho execution of the En
rol men' Act in the Stato of l'ennsylva
ii i i, headipiarters at ll.irrisburg.
btate of .niio.
1st di.ttrict. Captain C. II. Sergeant,
provost marshal; John Faris, commis
sioner; Dr. David Judkins, Burgeon.
2i district. Cap'sin T. S. Riherts,
pro, mar.; W. II. McKinney, com.; D .
Joshua Murphy, mrg.
31 district. Captain John Mills, prov.
mar; Montgomery I'alalon, coin ; Dr. W.
L. Schcnck, sur.
4th diiti it t. Captain A. C. Duel, prov.
m.r ; John II Yo-uug, com.; Dr. E. D.
Uibson, suig.
5tli iiistticf. Captain Daniel S. Brown,
prov. mar. ; John W'aikup, com.; C. J.
Nt-fl', SUt g.
Ulh district. Cpiain J. K Marlay,
prov mar ; (Jeorije R Oaidner, com ;
Dr. (. 1'.. Bailey, surg.
7th district. Captain I. A. Wilcox,
prov. mar.; S. H. ll"nk!e, com.; Dr.
Milton L men, Ftiig.
8 h tli-tiie'. Csp aiii William Shunk,
pr v. m ar. ; J . lues Cohean, coin. ; Dr. T.
B Fisher, fnr.
U h district. Cap'ain J. J. Steiner,
prov. mar.; licijutiiu Turner, com ; Dr,
C. M. Ski it. er, burg.
10ih district. Captain C. Kent, prov.
mar. ; W. O. Ent-ign, com. ; Dr. S. Bailey,
surg.
Hth district. Cup'ain 1. F. Corey,
orov. ma .; Iaa c Roberts, cocn.; Dr.
D .vid Colt man, surg,
12 h dirtricl. (i. W. Robey, prov.
iir.tr.; Martin Ka7r.y,rom. ; Dr. John
W Lets 1", aut't.
l.'tlh dili ic'. Captain J. . Sennet,
pr- v. mar. ; l-a lladley, com.; Dr.
t'hadeus A Reame, surg.
1 l h tliidtict t'n;itiii J. L. Drake,
prov. mar. ; .lol.u Rounds, com.; Dr. J.
D. Robinson, bui g.
l.jih dislrtct. Captain Levi Barber,
prov. mar. ; .lusepli L, Kcssiiicr, com. ;
Dr. Chat ls Robinson, Burg.
lOth tlii.lrici. C. plain I . McCartney,
prov. mar.; O.iwr Keyser, chm.; Dr.
lJarid M:Clai.t Iiaii, ung.
IT t It dti.trn t. Captain John S. 0 ivcr,
pr.iv. tn ar. ; Satuu. 1 M. Crane, com.; Dr.
L. M. Whiling, eutg.
13ih tlistrn i. Cajt'ain l A Nash, pro.
nur. ; John B.irr, com.; Dr. lleury C.
Buaxlilre, S'llg.
R)ih Iu'im :. Captain D. Caldwell,
ptov. riiHr; ('..ill Fi. Ids, com.; Dr.
Uiin.n W. Howe, surg.
(M un i F.'lnatd -l'arrott, f the First
Ohio inlsntrv, has been detailed to aid
Cut ur lc at tiueut in lhe ant bt of de
fit. is, ami lo eciao ia.iforu.ity in tho
t xecutio.t of tic Enrollment act In the
Statu ot 0;,i.. ; h. - l.Uilt rs at ColumbtiB.
n .iK ;r is'i'USA.
IO d's'iict. Captain )!:ytho Dynes,
provo.t in .ri-h tl ; Nathaniel UsUer, cow
wis. loner ; l.'r. W. i. Rala'oti, surKioli.
J 1 oi-ir.ct. am. I. II. Moriiwether;
p.-ov. m i.-.; J ha J- il-uisoti, com.; Dr.
SV. A. l-U'P ...
o I d.alro t. Caj'taia Simeon SlAnin
f.r, prov. our.; Jhn I!. B. (ilascojk,
com.; Dr. Al'mtU. Collici-, sutg.
4th district. Captain J. W. McQuIn
st .ii, pmv. mar.; Henry B. llill, cow.;
Dr. E. P. Bond, surg.
5th district. Captain Isaac Klnley,
prov. mar ; Ueorge W. Treadway, cow.;
Dr. J. E. Beverly, surg.
G h district. Captain David Braden,
prov. mar. ; William J. Wallace, com.; Dr.
J. B Harvey, sorg.
7tu district. Captain R. W. Thomp
son, prov. mar.; 0o. K. Steele, torn.; Dr.
A. U. Preston, surg.
8th district. Captain James Tark,
prov. mar.; William. C. Kise, cow.; Dr.
Zirh B (Jeutry, surg.
O h district Captain W. V. Wallace,
prov. m.r. ; James B. Brlfora, com.; Dr.
Daniel Dayton, surg.
10th' district. Captain Hiram Iddincs,
prov. mar.; Isaac Jenkinsou, com.; Dr.
Stephen Morns, surg.
lltb district Captain T. B. McCarty,
prov mar; Jacob Still well, com; Dr.
Lomsx, surg.
Colonel Conrad Btker, Fifth Indiana
cavalry, has been detailed tn aid the U'ar
Department in the arrest of deserters, and
in securing uniformity In tho execution
of the Enrollment act In the State of In
diaua, headquarters at Indianapolis.
STATU OP MICHIliAN
1st district. Captain I S. Newberry,
provost marshal; H. L. Hall, commission
er; Dr. George Laudon, surgeon.
2d district. Captain R. C. Dennison,
prov. mar.; Orrin T. Welsh, com.; Dr.
Lenora Foster, surg.
, 3d district. Captain R. I. Barry, prov.
mar.; 3 W. Fowler, coin ; Dr. llulburt B
Shank, surg.
4 h district. Captain Norman Bailey,
prov. mar.; Noyes L. Avery, cow ; Dr.
Alonzo Platte, surg.
5th district. Captain C. M. Walker,
prov. mar.; Thomas Goldsmith, cum.; Dr,
Franklin B. (ialbraith, surg,
Gth district. Capt. R. Strickland, prov.
mar; Henry Ray wond, com.; Dr. E. O.
Uale, surg.
Major Bennett II. Hill, Second artille
ry, United States army, has been detail
ed to aid the War Department in the ar
rest of deserters, aud to Secure uniformi
ty in the execution of ths Enrollment
act in the State of Michigan; headquar
ters, Detroit.
8TATK OP WISCONSIN.
1st district. Captain J. A. Tillapaugh,
provost marshal; A. W. Barnes, commis
rioner; Dr. James Dicfendorf, surgeon.
2d district. Captain S. J. M. Putnam,
prov. mar.; N. B. Urecn, Coin.; Dr. Chas.
R. Head, surg.
3d district. Captain J. Q. Clarke, prov.
mar.; John A. Bingham, com.; Dr. John
LI. Vivian, surg.
4th district. Captain E. L. Phillip,
prov. mar.; Charles Burchard, com.; Dr.
L. II. Carey, surg.
5th district. Captain C. R Merrill,
prov. mar.; L. S. Fisher, cum.; Dr. D. D.
Cameron, surg.
Lieutenant Colonel C. S. Lovdl, Eight
eenth Infantry, United Slates army, has
been detailed to aid the War Depart
ment ia the arrest of deserters, and to
secure uniformity in the execution of
the Enrollment act in the State of Wis
consin; headquarters at Madison.
aiATR or IOWA.
1st district. Captain R. B. Rullidge,
provost marshal ; .Johnson Pierson, com
missioner; Dr. J. M. Shaller, surgeon.
2d district. Captain J. S. Thoring'oit,
prov. mar.; Wm. F. Davis, com.; Dr. Eg
bert S. Barrows, surg.
31 district. Captain S. P. Adam,
pr.v. mar; I). B. Henderson, com.; Dr.
E. A. Unilbert snrg.
4th district Captain Jas. Matthews,
prov. mar.; E. A. dates, eow.; Dr. J. C.
llineey, r.urg.
5tU district. Captain S. C. Browuell,
prov. mar; J. N. Coruish, com.; Dr. J.
P. Finley, surg.
Gth district. Captain W. II. Curtias
prov. mar.; Woolse Wells, cow; Dr.
Wm. B South, stirir.
Major Thomas Duncan, Third cavalry,
United States army, haa been detailed to
aid the War Department io the arrest oi
deserters, aud to secure uniformity in
the execution of the Enrollment act iu
lhe State ot Iowa; headquarters Daven
port. AsioTiiFn Hi ho Au incident of the
sies ol Washington is given in letter
from a Migsachusettg t lllcr, from which
it is copied in the Post. When the pilot
nf lhe steamer Escort was shot in the
head,, bo grasped tho tiller for twelve
miuutes steering his boat beyond the
Rebel battery, exclaiming that if he
could only take (Jen. Foster safely by ho
was willing then to die. Ha accomplish
ed his will aud nobly perish. d in the
caDaut performance of hit duty.-B .tton
Jutirnil.
A cause that can rally around it such
heroic defenders is not destined to per
ish. Every example like this it a po
test against discouragement aud faiut
hi arli dm si. In abandoning ourselves
to despair we insult the memories of the
gallant dead. In sealing their lop) f r
tho Union wi'h their lives, they set an
example which, if we fail t- follow, will
brand us aa cowards everlastingly.
AU-Miy(X. J') Journal.
It is related that one day last week a
large, i;ed-fied women, with a port, r's
load of expensive flin ry upou hr person,
entered the largest jewelry store iu New
York, aud inquiring for diamonds, a
uiaguiliceut assortment of riuits, broach
es, earriiigs, Ac., were spread before her.
Frooi these she selected three thousand
five hundred dollars worth, which she
rt qnesied might be sent to her house with
lhe bill. The clerk would iiud her hus
band at home, she said, aud hs would
pay for them. A peu and a card were
banded to her, and slut was requested to
writ her address. She bositated, her
broad face turned from red to crimsou,
and finally, in great confusion, she made
her maik (a big cross) on the card, aud
tossing it to ths talesman said: "Tbarl
1 hain't I line to write, but I etuis he'll
know tl.ai." The illiterate q leen of
diamonds wat a contractors witu.
iu'l J ft.
A Rhode Islander lately advertised for
a wne, ai.ci goi one worm J)1).
Tho Cathi.llo (l ine nnalli Telo
Staph ou Slavery.
This able anil dignified Catholic
j turnal has recently published several
exctllout sditoriaU showing that ths
ys'eiu of slavery it contrary tj lhe
gtniusof the Uospel, Mhich ablr.rs the
euslavciutut of a being possessed of an
immortal soul. The editor publishes
iho following letters ou the same topio
pr. facing th. m with these manly words:
Whrn we had determined to recom
mend U ur Catholio readers to refine
their aid to any meaure having refoiencs
lo the restoration of Slavery, we knew
full well how deeply we would wound
lhe prejudices of many to whom we are
bound by lhe ties of fi ienoship. We
autieipated the witho'rawal of our sub-
seritvers, and m .do lip our mind to the
probability that our paper would be
discontinued. We were perfectly will
ing, in the cause of truth and justice, to
run this small risk. Wo have, however,
been ca st agreeably disappointed. Our
oourso was in the fane ot lhe interests
of our journal; with Slavery as a watch
word, we could have multiplied the
number of our patrons, but we have
taken a course consistent w ith our Holy
Church and lhe best interests of human
ity, and instead of any deeliue in our
subscription list it Las been enlarged.
We Ihank our subscribers for thus
patiently listening to our reasons for ths
non restoration of Slavery; and it
gratilies us to hear that our long service
as a jour-.alist, in (h9 came of truth,
has L'iven weight to our sentiments and
excited a spirit of inquiry on a subject
hcretolore excluded from Catholic minds.
EXTRACT OK A LKTTKft FU0M A KltlKNO.
KxNTrctr, April 30, 18B3.
Deah Father Edwaud: Clod bless
you for what you have written about
Slavery. Where it exists tho poor white
laborer Is as lit.Io thought of as a dog.
That it is hostile to the spirit of the
Church is everywhere evident. Well
did the Rreat Bishop of Charleston, Dr.
England, say of tho South when, after
ysars of labor, he accomplished so little,
"it it a stubborn mil." That tbe Chinch
has been ever the friend of lhe slave sys
tem is a monstrous assertion. fittrtj
was full of slaixs whrn Christianity tons fo
claimedtltire is nut mie now. V ho sup
pressed the system? (Jo on with the
good work, jjjany will denounce you,
but far wore will thank yuu.
Yours,- .
Extract from letter from a distin
guished oflleer of the Army of the Cum-
oeriauu. lie has never been an Aboli
tionist, and has, like ourselves, stood up
far the Democracy:
Mi'BKitiiKSBOuo, April 27, 1803.
Mr Dkau Fatueb Eiiwahd: Tbe reb
els grabbed the last letter I wrote you,
but they will draw very little consola
tion from ite contents. I aw
happy to see the splendid stand you
took in the 2tltjraph against Slavery,
with its horrors, barbarities and bass
immoralities. Slavery is dad. Noth
ing can resuscitate it. To learn Ibis
fact fully you should psy ut a visit.
There is not a negro in the S.iuth who
does not know that ho is Iree. Around
here they have squatted on the plants
lions, and refuse to work for any one
but themselves. Tory have sown little
crops of their own, and the mtsters have
ceased to cxerciso any coutrolovtr them.
As an indication I vti.l cite strong
case. The lady of the house wheie I am
staying alUr np'ed to punish one ot her
negro women this morning. I had to
step in to save lhe mistress from being
badly ns.'d up, as the darkey was b la
Ooring her with the slick intended for
her own punishment. " Kt uno discs om-
ues. It isiiuedluss tor me to say that 1
applaud every sentiment you have ex
pressed in the Telegraph. Your course
is that of the prudent navigator, who,
watcbiug tbe black speck on thehortzon.
sees it expanded into a portentous storm,
aud calls up his crew to take in sail and
prepare for a contest with the ilemeu's.
The storm will pass away and you will
be lound sailing under full sail, whi e
those who took not heed will bo scatter
ed by the alo.
I sm heart and hand with you in this
cause. Slavery is doomed, and those
who would now uphold it will be held
up in a very short time tj p tblio odium
and execration. No sta'esman will vin
dicate it, no friend of human progress
will stretch for the a band to br ak its fall
no lover of humanity aud religion will
a-rieve for it overthrow. I have lived
long enough iu lhe South lo e its w. rk
nus, its disgusting features, rbasiug
the higher prmeiph uf onr nature,
warring wi'h religion and patronizing
vice and immortality. Almighty Ood
has udlaiiily ordained its d.sttuction in
this country, where it has be. n more
oll naive and immoral thau in any other,
and until it is utterly etiinct ibis war
eauuot, from ths nature of things, ceaso.
I aw iu favor of a cessation ot hostilities
at as early a day as possible, therelore,
I am in tavorol the i'rt-aidunt' procla
mation. This Slate was made for white
people and free labor, aud when Slavery
no longer blights i s hord. is we may
expect lo See the church and tho school
h .mo take the p ace of the slate-pen
aud maiket.
AMEUICAlt KlI.VKIt ivt Ca Vaoa Th
Canadians ate becoming almost frantic
upon the distress occasioned by a glut
of American silver in their market. A
letter lioin iorouto, Canada, (ays that it
is estimated that Iters ate iA) hnt of
Jliitrrican stlvi-r iu circulation, or rather
I.-I i !'.. ........ r a oil If am .
ilton. Merchants take it at only 5 per
cent, discount.
TLa Vioksburg Wh.j, of iho 21st
April, thus apologizes lor tho shortcom
ings of lhe currwiit number:
"We owe our readers au apology f,r
iho scarci'y of reading matter iu thu
W irnl-'ig's paper. Ths shells from (t o
I (ultra Lattery at toss the river bur ml
t c.. t i vur tji a yfAterday that ths
pr.uti coulddo but little woik."

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