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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HARDIN

I'm THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HARDIN
hCOUnty Tenn...-Susan e. Hutton. Thos Hutton,
Petition for to from the petition,
which to- and melton petition that the defendant
Thos Hutton is resident Of the State Of Tennessee
therefore ordered that publication be nadein the Union
American Newspaper published in the city Nashville Tenn
for four successive weeks requiring said defendant appear
by the h day OF the next terof the Circuit Court
county Of Hardin to he held In Savannah 4h Monday
in March next and then and there 10 plead demur
to said petition the will be confessed and act
for hearing expzr This the 4h day 81 February, 1851
el21. HAlnr 'afeea3 J0HN g. IRWIN. lerR
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In Chancnru Cnurt Mt GainesberO,

Iy0BIAs GIBSON James W. Nicely and ethers ana "a
r. Whiteaeld vs. James W. Horley, Abraham 9en J.
and ot e-s-Judgnsnt and Attached Bils-Cross Bills
oeraber Rules lo5O-On motion Of complainant
his solicitor and it appearing 10 tho satisfaction Of the
and Master from allegation the cross line which
70. that the defendant Abraham Johnson
ut Of OF Tennessee II IS srdere1 that publication
maize for four successive Union and Amerean
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, requiring SAID
PENDANT to appear before the Chsncy Court Ganesboro
or before the second Monday in February 1851 and defend
nplaRants the allegations therein contained viii Be
confessed and the hearing expare
70 TIM. W. II. Bolts G. & n.
lan24-E4tpr'a1ee IS
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Scientific DiscOvery---Electric
vWVAfeP

we'll known to the profession that Electricity Is the great
Es0tor Of life. Every remedy which really cures DISEASE
does because Of its electrical adaptation TO the wants OF the
invalid By the Of such remedies and kLEcrRle
FATER IN which patients bath IN currents Of electricity
Ladies being attended BY aaayI curing all kinds OF old
obstinate complaints which have rees all ether means
Of Consumptves receive m but in such eases,
where patients weak 70 visit treat them b. As
Brospon Hospital adLG0Rs, which breafhed into tbs
diseased lung right the seat Of the disease (se1d two
stamps pamphlet Other patients who cannot come to
the ssHKALxa WATERS" BY sending fee-heir agesex
and description Of symptoms have medicines sent to them
(end for circuar The Electric Waters extract all mineral
substsncea taken medicine otherwise absorbed. The
peence in the treatment OF many thous
and and Woman diseases and weaknesses may
be REGARDED a. q reaso1abls guarantee Of Fuceess
NJ Rooms and Boarding Furnished 70
Patients.
PHYSICIANS who nay wish syAl themselves Of his va
xahIe dscoTery In Electric Baths invited cali ny once
at Ne 146, eouth Summer street.
Hours from to n. every day except tn SABBATH.
Address DR. W0MBAUGH,
mara'6t-dAtwly Nashville, Tena.
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ADmgNIwrwATon,s NoTTCE.

TEyB undersigned ing administered The estate Of sso
Rains deceased all having claims against 40
estate notified 20 present fnm for payment acoorning
law all persons indebted 70 said estate vii pleas CONS
forward and settle Withozt delay.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09
A Good Farm for Sale.

XNTE oer for sale the place which Coleman has lived
Wv since 1855, and known the Rogers land, lying
Yellow Greek Dickson county Tenn partly the stage road
within mile Of WamsVe and three miles Of the Nash
Wills and Northwestern Railroad; healthy, pleasant and beau
ul Of Tennessee. Said land contains hundred
and ninety ses-ehy cleared, and about fifty
good land clears isn good state Of cultivation, with
Portable dwelling houses houses ETC. Also good
orchards and several springs Of excellent water
well tmbered and certainly be made Of the most de
rabe farms In this section Of country. We promise
barganin this land and will sell cash. time with
est For further information call James McNey, uhe
lives said place. the undersigned Fowle Landing
Tennessee river. BYRN BROTHER.
Onion and ZnseTteos copy, and charge zdaoeGts.
IT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09

HUI NTSV VILE HOT Ell,
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
FENTe open the accommodation Of the Public
The all large, we'll ventilated and furnished IN
the best style with ana beautiful furniture and carpets
Tho Public Rooms and Halls are lighted by Gas.
The Ladies' and GeEtemans Parlors furnished sple
did and luxurious style, comfortable and inviting.
THE TABLE
shall at all times be supplied with everything good home and
foreign market afford, and having in my employ good and
experienced cooks and table servants everything shall be
pared and served In the best manner.
THE BAR
furnished with old excellent Liquors and Wines
prng all the most popular brands beth native and foreign
growth O0nnnected with this house Is splendid
BILLIARD SALOON!
containing three tables a1ording pleasant and heaiS
recreation for leisure hour.
Everything in power shall be done make the guests 81
the House comfortable.
febl5-Sln. JOHN P. LEE. Superintendent.
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Land for Sale.
a Ths undersigned will sci hisplants sn.>,.
esA ion, called CAPTrAL VIEW, lying on f<&S<&,
E79Tkf the north side Of Cumberland River, &Fs;s<
nssaHn three milesfrom the City ofEashville, Gz&$
leHa coRtaing about Three Hum
9A1lAlz48 dred Acres. He will sell II all 49,
together In small tracts let's to suit purchasers Or
will exchange for well improved property in the city. Of
the very best quality Of soil well watered half Of
in cultivation and the balance In fine timber pasture
There two COED dwelling houses good stables
For information apply to the undersigned to John D. James,
sep20-h TH0s. G. JAMES.
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PROCLAMATION
OF
ISHAM G. HARRIS,

ISHAm G HARRIS.
oyernor of the State of Tennessee.
To all officers Of The Militia and the Sherifs Of al
counties IN said Siqie-GREETNG
vrtue OF an act General Assembly Of the State Of
Tennessee passed january 3st 1851, hereby Gem.
nded forthwith vrls OF eectien, TO all all racan
exsg in the Militia, and open and hold elections for that
nose IN ali the places OF holding elections in your respective
mites after giving notice required by law and make due
1 proper returns Of the same
Ia testimony whereof. have hereunto set my haBd
and caused the great seal Of the State to be affixed at
l. the Department ia Nashville this 9Th day Of Feb
} ruary, A. D., 1861. .
~ By the Governor: 1sHAA u hAhhlS.
. X. r. RAY Secretary Of State.
eh5-s&wsE
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INsOLVENT NOTICE.
To the Creditors OF John HI. Smith, De-
ceased.

PURSUANT order this day made on me, Adminrn
OF the estate Of John Smith, deceased, you hereby
commanded file yeur claims against DEFENDANTS with the
Clerk County Court Of Weakly county Tennessee
Office Dresden, before the 18th May for ad
Indication proraa distribution having this day suggested
the Insolvency Ct said estate. January 9od. 1861.
W. r. ROSS, Administer Of
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The UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished to subscri-
bers at the following very low rates. Subscriptions
always to be paid in advance.
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ReInOYHl and New Firm
Change of Location.

my family, will be located for the winter the
depot Of PoiDdexsr Little Co., No. 20 Bsrene street. New
Orleans, where Will be pleased friends and will give
prompt attention the Of all property consigned Ny
Agents. Pate and Jas scrugg will attend depot in
Nashville and that cannot be DIN Nashville BY in
structing them will be forwarded Nev Hoping,
BY strict attention business the part and sgnts
to merit continuance Of the liberal patron retofoTe
tended respectfully solicit the fsvors wing
ness in my line, either for Nashville New 0rl,Aas
RovlI-d WILL. L. Dis.
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yHE undersigned having determined to nlarge his BOOT
ANDsHOR ESTABLISHMENT in order to supply Q far
siIls, all persons In want Of good article.
Iavinr my own Tannery and making most Of my heavy
ther an prepared and dsemsd 10 sell the very lowest
iunerve prices Extra ind ucement those wishing
ourage Hot instead OF Northern Manufactures particularly
Heavy Boots, shoes and Negro BrOgans,
FINE CALF BOOTS
shoes Of all sizes and qualities to order.
order TO be successfully will have conhne my sales
siyely for CASH, eochdR0e for Hdes therefore all
ers DUE on presentation. Spend your money where
n assin. JAMES HAMILTON
No 0 South College street, Nashville,
doors Eom Grooms, Garrett &C.,
lnI6 dS.wlm Furniture Ware Rooms.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09
CLARK 4 FULLER'S
AnbrOS1a1 OIL.
CLARK, GREGORY CO.,
SOLE POPRIETORS,
EaEa URES l- y

Ieaiache Earache ToothAche three minutes Rheumatism,
nghs Neuralgia. Colds, Eryspeas Bronch It's Dyspepsia,
lie Cramps InhAmed Eyes, Chronic Sore X Sore ThroA
rrhna Bunions, Corns Frosted Feet Deafness Old ScFs
Breast Nipples scad Head Ringworm, letter snake
Spider bites. Dog Bites Rat Bites The world Is cha
ged equal for scAds and Burns. 1t Scratches
horses, Sore Eyes horses, Sprsn, Swnney, Poll Evil
tuA saddle and harness Calls fresh Wounds Sweing
the best remedy apply to tender footed hcrses
foundeTtake tho feet and bath well about the fog Of
foot Cures all cutaneouS diseases beast
70 remedy cure in all cases. but show
proof OF the virtue Of AMBROsIL OLE in its healing proper
responsible men, who being bought than
produced for any ether medicine.
We for every masdy 10 which the human
lilly subject but what proclaim substantiAte
living witnesses The AHBRoEAL On 10 Nashville Pepars
sold throughout the South and Southwest by s good
ggis and general dealers The ssuth may be justly proud
Dr CLARK, anatve Tennesean after much labor and
rch has prOduced really worthy medcBe which bound
ve out much Of the worthless imported trash with which
country 10 flooded.
calls Office, where will take pleasure In show
letters and testimonials tao to set forth in the form
n advertisement OF which from Physicians In
standing, who using in their practice they state
b marvellous effects.
eoAesge the world to produce redy speedy and eec
in its hesling properties.
Read the evidence tn. virtue Of Clsrk Fuer'I Am
Sal OIL evidence autheE and frc persons whose werd
Standing irreproschabe. Read an1 he convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY Il CO.,
ole Propretors NaShyile Tenn. Depot 81 College street.
,hVile, Tenn.
rckants- noVlo-Wem
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DR.. J. ]. ALTERNATELY.

resident Of Nashville, and ofers his ,erv. "a the
III citizens Of the city and surrounding country =
IPResidence, No. IL High street. 06ise on saus lat
Kpt7-d6m B&P
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CnNRrnnfIrrta nrr1cr-

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. g. 1861.
This 10 certify that heoME CoMPAET, located
New York in the State OF New York has complied with all
requirements Of the Code, the subject OF Foreign IDsu
nee Companies, in Sections 1898 5o7 inclusive we'll
the Act o2ih Of March, 1900 chapter 25 TO- requir
deposit with the Comptroller OF twenty thousand dollars
six per cent Bonds Of the State.
And that W. MARI the legally Authorized Agent OF the
mpAny in the city Of Nashville, State Of Tennessee
Ut DUNLAP, Comptroller.
Policies issued and renewed Losses promptly adjusted
ID for this very popular Insurance Company.
W. J. MARI, Agent,
an3O-3v No, 25 OeIIeye street
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THE EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
ON the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad will commence
running on the ed day Of July, in close connection with
the Express Trains the Southern lines via Charleston
and Savannah and continue during the business
Through time from New York, eight days.
July22-n Z. W. COLI, Szperintendeni
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WI 4. DIsHU "a, DAVID plsnuxrs, an. sARRsR.
FARRAR, DISMUKES a. Co.,
Dealers In all kinds Of
b COTS, SHOES, CATERS
TRUNKS. VALISES, &C., SC,
A. b. Reberts0n's Stand.
NASHVILLE,
.H receiving Of the largest and most sutifz
BOOTS, SHOES. &C..

for Fall and Winter, that has bean brought Nashville
They were manufactured order especially
NO. We invite all friends and the pabc generally cal
on M, a. We will sell them very log for CASH.
seD6-u RARRAR DIsNuKEg A 90
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TNSOLVENT NOTICE,

EAyING this day suggested Clerk Of the County Court
Of Weakly county Tennessee the insovehey OF s
lohn Mailing deceased therefore all psSens hslding
inns against hereby notified to Hle them prop
authenticated with the Clerk Aforesaid on or
Heated on day prorats distribution January tne yn
Il. @. r. HOLMAN, Adminisua'ot'
ebI-Uzt-pr'sfeeS3
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PROCLAMATION
ISHAM G.. HARRIS,
oyeruOr of the state of Tennessee

The Sherifs of The Counties Of Montgomery Robert
san CSsaihanl Dickson, and lSelOart an said STATE
GREETING:
YOU are hereby commanded to open and hold an Election
All The plsces OF holding elections In your respective
nt,es on sa,rsv the 9th say March next after having
en Ii. nstce required by law fer the election Of Juage for
Ten'h Judicial Circuit Of SAID state 70 HI "a 1s ~
make TO ne, according to law. -. 80. 49, h.,5
In testimony Whereof have herennto set my nen9
and caused the great seal Of said STATE 20 DC
atNashville, the Jth day Of February r5apprs
lily the Governor: 1sHAM u AAhhAS'
J. h. RAY, Secretary Of State -. 90,
III F7Clarksyille Jedersonan cory. lepO-oS"'u
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DisSecting Instruments.
LARGE STOCK Of Dissectng Instruments, manufactured
IA by Tieman, ofNew York just received and for sale By
octll-n RAINS, BR0WN& O
NOTICE.
VKTR have sold entire Stock Of Groceries, Liquors
wv to Messrs Joynt Treanor, and take pleasure In
commencing them Friends and the Customers Of
firm OF Gsham Haaker merchants who in every
worthy Of their confidence and support
HAFFAKER BROTHERS.
Nashville, Dec. IL, 1860.
JOYN & TR E A NOR,
WHOLESALE GR0CERS
DEALERS In
LIQUORS, PRODUCE, AND TOBACCO,
No. IS, Market Street,
Nashville, Tennessee.
decl9-f
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XTTE receiving aad handsome additions to stock
w will complete assortment Of Goods. Our
airy.
Our prices uniform and shy House any
where will dare to sell in like quantities.
We have adopted current bank bills, ca1eASH, at the
date the Of all transactions allowing liberal dis
count on large bills OF Goods.
fsbI7-2n DOUGLAS & co.
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the bounds within which martial Law was
70 prevail we're then in the hands OF the
euruy: within week thereafter, 81 Jo-
seph city, aud the railroad leading 70 IL
were under the control OF secession
Hence, his proclamation Was mere Epa-
per blockade and calculated to bring ats
author into ndieuIe before our enemies
But while this vas the opinion entertain-
ed, il was net made cause Of complaint IN
Washington Our people care not for
sneh tribes They would put up with
new proclamation every day, If they could
see any evidence of generalshiP IN The
marshaliDg Of our armies, and in meeting
and OverthrOEiug the traitors. Yes, more
they would stand the squandering Of
few millions Of the pnblic money, If done
by 1zshing and victorious eonqueror-
But TO see the court style Of princes set
mp in our midst-to see onr General sur
rounded By those not only ignorant Of onr
installations, and the geography of our
eoantFy, bat ignorant of our language 10
see the FIRST men of our country, calling
on important business, denied interviews
with the COmmanding-Gener 70 see the
public Treasury bleeding, and nothing
done to relieTe rs from the sweeping
march of traitors through our State ;
these are among the causes Of our com
PIaint These are the grievances Of which
true Union men, with no desire bat the
public good, With no Wish 10 injure Free
mont, but from duty 70 ihe country and
the cause, have eomplainel, and will cons
tinue TO complain. until the Commander
in-Chief of the Army and Navy of the
United States remedies The evil aud gives
us man better ealenlsted to direct the
Grand Army of tie West
A change IN this Department will be
made; il rests With the President 70 de-.
eids. whether II shall be made befors Ma
nassas' or siler Manassas Sueh are the
eonyietioas Of CASDoA.
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nor, About the Klning % coehraa.
GRlTToSI VA ssPL . IsoI-

/ euEALIQaf A. - - =
E6tors EuiellgaeS-Tbe vicinity Of
BoothsTiIe was the scene Of quite Al IN
lteresting AFFAIR last Saturday atternoon--
Zaeh Cochran, with his Guerrilla band,
had been threatening the lives Of the Union
men tbereab0uts, Whereupon Lieute1ani
Z Colopei keller was ordered 70 proceed 70
BoothsViTle With one company Of infantry
ard one Of cavalry, for the purpOse Of
cleaning ont the desPeradoes that have IN
tested that neighborhood for some time
He arrived 1t BoothsyiIle, with Captain
Snider's company Of the Seventh Virginia
about two o'clock Saturday morning. and
surrounded the tOWn, preventing the egress
OF any person by which old Zach might
learn the condition Of things. About ten
o'clock, A u, Capt. Snider and Lieut. El-
lot, In command Of separate detaehmentsi
started IN different directions for Cochran
house. They suTrounded Il and closed Ia
gradually. Cochran, upon Discovering the
net that Was forming for his especial benz
81, tried the stampede movement, and dis
REGARDING the summons 70 halt, was fired
npon By two men and instantly killed
Two prisoners were taken at his house
with arms
Cochran had Ia his possession when be
fen . Wager rife, sueh rs the Mississippi
rebels are armed with, thus ahordtng
strong presumpiiTe evidence Of his having
been ia the rebel aruay; also large bowie
knife, harbarUus weapon, peculiar to the
Cart. J. L. MeGee's eavalry joined the
force At Boothsyille on Sunday morning.
Six prisoners we're brought in by Lieut..
Col. Kelley Who returned last night.
Capt. Snider ia still at Boothsville, and
gill stay there seysral days. ftFFI
1t IS npE believed TINT quiet win reign
in that neigh boFhOOd, As;the seeesstonists
camein By squads Yesterday and took -the.
path Of allegiance. They seem TO be Eii-
ling % attest their hegotion.to the Upion'
thai their lives may be safe, The death of
Cochran apparently satisfying them that
lie Union troops had come TO the conclu-
sion that there Il point beypna which
IOrBsArahes i nos . virtue. 4 BIZ 81 -
AXoSYNOUs.
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His remark was full Of point, aud vas just
What the Union people a nas'e, Who are
tired of the eTeEiaItiug monotOuy ofvOrk-
ing and spending moasy 70 no parpose,
would have said. We eommead he e1-
precision TO the attention Of every com
mandant Who sends out Bquad to look
after tie maraudipg devils in our eOnntisss
Lett be understood always in starting
that as few captures as possible are to be
made. IL.
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ST. LOUIS, Friday, Sept. 20, 1861.

81. LOUIS, Friday, Sept. 20, 1861.
The HeF, Y6tk and other papers throdgh:
out tue county appear to be very much.
engrossed with the case of Gen. Fremont,
aud the merits of his late proclamation.
Most OF the Journals that have read as
same that the proclamation Of Gen. FREE
mOut, iiberRting the slaves of traitors, and
the supposed personal difficulties between
the General aud Col. F.P. Blair. ars the
only questions brought before the Govern
ment al Washington. These assumptions
are etroheous. ~
| For the purpose Of correcting this error,
aud presenting the, real causes Of COM
plant, las understand them ! ask q
place in your columns ~. SEA
will give q brief history, Of events:
Gen. Fremont Was assigned to the COM
mand Of the Department Of the West on
the Southwest, aud the Department at 81.
mont did not reach ST. Louis until the 25tl
OF July. The Cabluet At Washington,
(and I, believe Gen Fremont had been
written to aud autographed that Il was all
important that the eommander should At
once enter upon his duties. But the only
Information We could get was that the
General had gone to New York to await
the arrival of his wife from California, and
could learn nothing more until his arrival
at the time above mentioned. Whether
this delay was the fault Of Gen, Fremont
or of tho Department at Washington,
know not, bat this do know, that by this
delay great interests were neglected in
/ Missouri.
When Gen. Fremont did arrive, dispatch-
Is were said to be awaiting him from Gen.
Lyou, then at Springfeld,) urging his
need OF men and supplies.
l On the 26th Of July, Maj. FarTar, nd TO
Gen, Lyon, and Capt Lavender, called on
Gen. Rrerioet 70 urge The wants OF Lyons
eommdud. About the same time, Major
Phelps, the Fsll-kn0Wn Member Of Con.
gtess, came to st. Louis, as i special mes
senger from Gen. Lyon, 10 explain 10 Gen.
Freu6utth0 eo1dition OF The Southwest
the great strength Of the enemy, and the
want Of reinfOTeements and supplies for
Lyons Army,
About this time, Pillow, at New Madrid,
and Haldee, az CTeenfeld, were threatSn-
ing Births Puiat and PilOt Knob, aud 70
these points The attention Of The Commando
Ing General was also called BY messengers
from QUE camps. FOTmeet all these de-
mands required more troops than Gen.
Fremont bad ~ hiS command, aud 4 vas a
matter otjudgment how The tFpopa heeOuld
control should be disposed Of.
Prominent citizens Of st. Louis, known
to be high in the confidence 81 Tho Gov
eTumsni some o. them pesonalRRa po-
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wuEELiNG, Va, Sept 18th, 1861.
: Nssrrs EdiiDES have read your ar
tiele ID ttIe5 Katsilig<leef offtliis morning,
aud in Justice 10 CAba 1seib, I desire 4
small space in your columns to correct an
error which you have made in your state
meut of the case,
You asseyls stlat aquarter orn half a
million dollars Of Government gold was in
the Custom House, Ia Wheeling, sent here
expressly to pay army expenses Fhatthe
money was here, Is true; bat that II was
here to pay army expenses. IN the sense
in which you use the terms, is wholly
EiIhoat foundation. ! an reliably in
formed that the GoFesnment funds 10
the hands Of the Paymaster IN Wheel
ing, are not to pay army expen-
ses. II Is hers fer no other PHE-
Poss Maa for tie pay aud eHlokHmeaf Of
ogfeetS nd s0ldieEs AID eelaot Be direyted
from ifs legitimate channel. Neither Capt.
Leib nor any other ofbeer OF tic army, in
any other than the pay department, can get
one cent 10 meet army expenses The
diTerting from the proper channel or pub
lie monies, even though it be TO meet
"aFmy expenses is an offence, for which
the officer doing it would be held ac-
cuunIable; hence, no .szrtionJ" Of Capt
Leih would have worked \ loan of the
money in the Custom House"
Simple justice 10 an officer who has
faithfully and efficiently discharged the
ariuOus duties of Post Quartermaster at
Ciark;burg, from which point nearly all
the military operations in Western Yir-
GINA have been carried on, requires that
you should give the same publicity to the
refutafiOn thAtyou have given to theehGFgs.
JUsTrTIA.
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