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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-28
CURRY & MARSHALL,

FTEDERTAKKRs lat J. h. ousy's old stand Union BE
~ tween Cherry sreet prepared 70 attend
70 Funerals tines with wooden CoinB plain ooored
and Metallic BarAl Baskets and Gases Of sSupeor quality,
the timeS june25-R
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WANTED
REM VAL
AND
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE purehseed Of WI W. Finn his stock q Wall Paper
&c aud Az renewing my stock Of Locking Glasses da
Frames, Venetian Blinds, Win-ew shades Artist Aatsa
&c &C. % his w Finn % cid Stand, 9 Public equa car
Desceck Isst Whs IShs be glad 70 lse ny hsrss ss
patrons. -zS bW'sAAAAAAA.s
ly2k-h 7s4 ~
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dee eoRB
For Rent,

EN0R The remainder Of the year he rys ssors Bean d -
Union and American Bleck rsientlS escaped ~ sEIE
HARRm raayIp-a
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF

am a d e Il a n q or e.
875 acres Cleared, and fn a fine state
of cultivation
FENHIe PaTm lies nile from Jones Station, on Ee Win
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine niles frosa Wnches
ter and three miles nom Salem in FTarkn comfy On the
Farm comfortable dwelling good negro cabins, and all
necessary cut houses Close the DWELLING spring.
good Csten and plenty Of falling stock The land
ALL klOH aud for cultivation stands unsurpassed by any
IL the county propose to sell this valuable Zkact Of Land,
and would refer who wish to know about IT, John P
White Esshss, Tenn, or AS oolysr, Winchester, they
can refer to ne on the premises -f.ts
HARvEY 8. WILLIAMS, u
oct UT Winchester, franklin county, Tenn
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The Company refer the eEsrs Of the Southern oOnsdsssy
fEARL, Esq, Cashier City Bank.
JoEs EgrE sAE, Bsq Pres lent Union Bank.
WEAYm, $50 .C&shieT PRnteEs' Bang.
Ee-srs. DOUsIAs Co, Merchants.
" WEELzss & 90, Bankers.
Pars5n the Confederate GeTerHnsnt dsozS o. ss1elng
Letters &c Federal Government vii please direct ~
Azperica Letter KsTess Co., SashYiAe, (under co
6 enclosing fifteen cents essl onedeKate stamps secG
8. aoVernnent Enyeopes Stamps are Of 20 us 70 ~
60 send hsn the above given IL ier letters not
eeeinF osacs weight, ettU Weighing oYeT O. oElsa
VIII hsys eOltzia sEcsnt aey 70 Psy ae0ss % rsGS
'ar postal rstsJ-
i1r52g-df5 ssp
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Flour, Corn, &c.
GOO BARRELS Extra and Extra Family YlouI
OUU $50 sasks oorUj rt.. "a -
- bills Lard;
50 Green Apples;
Is cases Parrapine Wax Cgndisss----
800 Flour Sacks Fifty pOundsl )
o. esndgnnentsfo for sale b.
WI WATTS & CO.,
lanle-H -- No. 81 College street, near Broad
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GOLD mRDAL PIANOs !

pleased to learn that st the great @WozidI lSk
Wv held this month in the city Of Macon Georgia he enter
pTisng Baltimore Firm VIM Knsbs Co., awarded the
First Premium all competition, for their celebrated Com
MEDAL Pianos This Fair being held under the direction ST the
Southern Cotton Planters Als citation, large and influential
body Of the Importance attached to recetngs be honon
Of their Fair Produeed We Learn unusual degree com
petition the part many OF the Piano Manufacturer
Of the country. Several fne Inetumen on exh
toni but after patient and thorough eKaninSon Of their
from the Mandatory Of VIM Knabe 90, the "EecSl
tiOs - and awarded tie Medal accordingly g.
Without wishing 20 appear invidrouS, will add that hsen
erse, public spirit And unrng energy with which the hess
Knabe conduct her business ene them h eminent degree
70 all the honoS and which they have achieved in their
line Lavish in the expenditure Of lime and 70 Produc
First Qualify Piano. and advertising extensively 70 make
their establishment known they have ner reward in the posses
on Of large and constantly increasing business and the furt
gracson Of knowing that whenever and wherever compe
Htion the order the day, judges uniformly pronounce hsf
Pianos to be Bun, Of Deoembes d,
$780, - s--i-'--- So --.-s a'-'- = tl.a ( 49, 7
PS-A supply Of the above Is DOW being received b. IA
Mcclure, 80 Union street, the ssls kgssk for Middle Tennessee
Who viii eel at ear iactoy prices, -z8 .sz fslslsl
Darl7-H ae.- 4 % 24f-
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8ROOKS & ORR's & MeNAUGHT's
PooL OoTT0Es, All slEer In Black, Waits and oOlOrs
- 50 cent? per dozen, At at
Howe sHWIEe MACHINE oEYD1,
nArls-d - Union street
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A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
AVIH6 determined carry my Negroes TO the aaSa.
~ South, viii sell about Three or Eour
Hundred Acres OF Land. being part OF -
the tract upon which reside, situated on a SSS
COED Turnpike Rosd, about thirteen miles from
NASHVILLE, in one Of the best neighborhoods VII S
hanson county Soil equal any the State. For psrcu
rs apply 70 me, the premises 70 A. V. Lindsey, In
NaGhviile ssp9-dd p A. PERKIES.-
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NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
Drso, ,s6L osrfort- A NJ. Oloyss at ~ P Z

NASHVILLE POST OFFICE. -.
l-oPsnl Is6k O'Clock A. II. Closes at ~ P L.
Opens a o SS5ot ?. NJ Closes At clock P NJ
PARTIES mailing Lettss must rat them IN beior
schedule hou their immediate departure, eT they VII
TeaAi1 in the ofcs twenty fears bours - - % -
Gpll2-E ". .. McNISa, r. II.
Cash Arrangement.
IN and after July LIST, 1861, agreed se iron
~ saoh other asiicies GCtst GH5P.
liberal discount be a lowed.
WOODS YEATMAN & co.,
HIIIMAN pROTHER5
~ uns97dRwEn
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Tennessoel Champion

Portable Plantation and FIGURING
Mill Stone establishment.
IlURR Milletonss Of all Eet on hand ana rads 10 orar
- Smut Mills, Of the latest improved patent; Nil EpindisS
m Gearing Boiling Cloths; Boiling, Hoising RegulstlA
Screws Screen Wire Eill PcsI, and Plaster Paris All
which warranted Of best quality and to give satisfaction
All srderE a1d connuncstionE promptly attended 70.
saie fAAf-- --f J. Il. WARNEf
Opposite Broadway Iii s, ne&FT & A B, Broad street,
suBse2d&Hff Nashville, Tenn
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nEPARTURE OF MAILS.


From NASHVILLE 70 Chattanooga, Washington, Baltimore
RhsdephS, New York Boston and New gland States dc
psrts a. O'Clock n Ea--.-'
Way Maj for Georys South Carolina, North csrolins and
Southern Virginia. leave on Chattanooga Rsiroad at o'clock
f. .-s--.- ..E-..-
Ns4sviIls to LouIyill', departs At 'S0'E,R M -s
Maila for Indiana Northern uInois, Virginia. Missouri,
Michigan and Northwestern States, departs 81 O'Clock Nj
NashvlIeto Decstur FRANKLIN and Columbia, and ether
way ohieez, Gepsrts O'Clock n. -
Nashville to Lebanon, daily, except Sunday departs ~
O'Clock NJ Also Offices the way and beyond LEBANON ~
O'clock A NJ .a-...-F
Nashville to OIarksviiIe; departs At 81 O'Clock A n
For Southern Kentucky, departs at 80 ID.
Nashville Shebyville, Noensville and Tfnne tees
day, Thursday and Saturday, ct 9 o'clock y -
EsshVile Huntingdon, via Charlotte, haHeTy SeSF
~, Monday, wednesday and Friday, at 2 O'CLOCK NJ
Nashville Liberty, VIA Stewards Ferry Eaddsstone
kgsds Rural BILL &c weekly Thursday, Al " O'CLOCK n
Nashville TO Cepreve, via tank, Vernon PneWood &C.
Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock NJ =,
~ 1 clock P II.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE,

Washington City, Virginia. North Csrolins, South Carolina,
Georgia. tb Alabama East Tennessee, arrive via Chat
tanoogs Railroad, st6h o'clock, A MI
northern and Estern Mails Nashville and IousVille
Railroad, Western States day. O'Clock, p n,
and OF clock, A n. Way Mails & L K r. daily
Southern Mails, Orleans Memphis, Arkansas Tens and
Mississippi, arrive daily 1t IL O'Clock, A NJ
Way Mails, route arrive daily st IL O'clock A NJ
snvIille Alexandria Lebanon, and Way Mails srrTs
daily, except Sunday, at l2 O'Clock, n 80.
smthland, Hopknsviie, portion Of Southern Kan.
tucky, Oisrksve and way Malls daily at 10 O'Clock, A. M
sheyvle, TriEHe and way mails, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at II o'clock, n. =
West Tennessee via Huntington, WGverly and OhArAtt tn
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday IL O'Clock, A Nj
Liberty, Rural H steHsrts Ferry, weekly, Thursaay,
81 II O'Clock A. n. ..t =. fl-..E
osnreve, via Vernon and PineWood South Harper ana
Tank, weekly Tuesday and Friday, * o'clock An
olsrkSve, via Sycamore Nils, Whites Bend 6e Weekyi
day, At II o'clock AN. --s-.
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Hungarian Grass Seeds,
Gkf0n SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds, for sale By
e1UU JANIS NLAUdHLIN 90 +"
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ESRoM azd after this date viii sell Feed and PFOdass
II elusivsly for cash. ssg.t7
meyse-R Ro6 Market strseA
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Lard, Lard.Lar,
RI. 8 81. q. CHEATmARI,

TUsT received per KaahYle, choice lot Of LsY
al In 50 lbs kegs. For family use, for sale by
Esd JAMES Mel lUGHLIN a CO.,
iGn22-H Ma. Market street..
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More Trouble on ,he nor,,,r

AsPosEs - rather y ahonty. spiritual aayiser
Of Chaa Masonp and Editor Of tie DUBUQUE
Herald, got the following notice from one Of his
few remaining loyal subscribers, last week.
ssosoo BOwExS PRAkis,g Sept. La. lss, 8
MR5hARoaEY :--Si9i-I hsvs been y cons,sr.
reader ct thsa Herald for the last eight or ten
years, apd W 70 the conmencement Of the pre
srnt administration, have been well pleased Win
y In the maini But since that time it M h.sn !
1 strong adsecase Of the Southern rebellion. and
Y 20 longer worthy the support Of Union mar
20 the re remainder Of the time have the Her.iS
paid for. until January next,) you NAV s.nS !.
70 Jen' Davis, Richmond, Virginia. ItviIl be !.
scaree Of comiort to him "a know he has such !
friend In Iowa. l am determined that nv houss
shall no longer be disgraced by such = yisi.or
! M nave .i..ys been democrat, and am aIway.
vua"g 20 bury the party In the patriot and stand
~ ehe Goyernnlent 50 the last assist. IN sver,
way that 10 possible, to put down this uncsilsd,
'ior rebellion. ses no osher Issue before he
people bu. Union or NO Union. Il want 10 -
tns rebellion PVT dowa, and then, We can saIk
Pe"ucs .yiio eiy. DaAsxlssensit
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a sxpendl,hrea, Of 8 rrael Bri.ain ,or Frapce %

n sxoendjshreso of Great Britain or France 10
years of DeAce. 10 = ,si ..iiT t5sog,f e,disscg
!, And ia il uprc ssonable to hope that the aus,
picious result oi peace may be FASTENED BY the
reflections bf the icitaehs Of chs States ia insurs
tsction - fhat thsy will review tbcir sacsise--
weigh thei1Rwn welfare-copsi the disposa-
tion Of the people Of the whole country 70 rec
oenixe eli their constitutional rights, and TO al
Iow them their fu,l share In the benefits Of the
common Government, /, aud renew that allegianne
10 the Union which, in an evil hour they have
been tempted to throw OF? Will they not re.
eect that the war into which the Government Of
the Union bss been constrained, IS not war
for their subjugstion, shut war for National ex.
istence, and that an suspicious result TO the
Union will benefit as largely the States in insur.
rection as the States which have remained
loyal!5 ,saoJaSssf sqilisb1 ag3at9 ~
5 However this NAV be, Abe duty of the National
Government as the constitutionnllv constituted
agent of the people, admits Of no question. The
war, made necessary by insurrection, and reluc-
family accepted by the Government, must be
prosecuted With all possible vigor until the res.
toration of the just authority Of the Union shall
insure permanent peace.
The same good Providence, which conducted
our fathers through the difficulties and dang rs
ch beset the formation of the Union, has
graciously strengthened our hands Tor the work
oi its preservation.
The crops Of the ycar are ample. Granaries
and barns are every where full The capitalists
of the country come chserfully forward to sus. |
tain the credit of the Government. Already. |
ALSO even in advance of this appeal, men of al |
seek to share the honor and the ad |
vsntages of the loan. Never, except because Of
the temporary depression caused by the rebellion |
and the arrangement of business occasioned BY |
it, we're the people of the United States in
better condition to sustain a great contest than
now. sidr5 Ili es{l iuEaa2s l I5alr aizI
Under these favoring circumstances and for
these grand objects, shall, in pursuance Of the
act Of Congress, cause books Of subscription to
be opened as speedily as practicable in the seve
raj cities and principal towns Of the United
States in order that all citizens who desire to
to the loan may have the opportunity
Of doing so. Meanwhile, those who prefer that
course can remit any sum which they may de-
sire to invest in the loan TO the Treasurer of the
United States at Washington, or to either of the
Assistant Treasurers at Boston, New York, Phil
sdelphia, or St. Louis, or TO the Depository at
whose certificate will entitle the
holders to Treasury notes on the terms already
stated. The patriotism of the people, it is not
20 be doubted, will promptly respond to the
liberal wisdom of their representatives.
sJ.5i sga aaa 3 ao s. P. CHAsE.
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Movements In Miasouri.


TRooPs goR THE MISSOURI RIVER The steam
ers Il. D. Bacon and New Sam Gaty, were to
have left for st. Charles last evening. with
1000 United States troops each, for service,
- we understand, on the line of the Hannibal
and st. Joseph Railroad at ST. Charles, for the
scene of their future operations 49,
MARCHING ORDERs-Col Groesbcck's Reei
ment OF Ohio troops, stationed at Camp Benton.
and the First Kansas, which did such good
work IN the battle at Wilson's Creek, received
orders to march, Yesterday Their destination
is not known, but it may be guessed that they
will soon be found in North east Missouri.
PRoAorros.-We are gratlSed in being able
70 announce that Major s. D. sSturgis, U. 5. A..
has received the appointments of Brigadier Gen.
eral in the regular army. His good conduct in
the battle OF Wilson's Creek, we doubt not, in
duced this prompt mark Of appreciation on the
part OF the President Gen. Sturgis, We under
stand 10 not to be permitted to rest in ouiet
upon his new title, hut is ordered to take the
held today in Northeast Missouri.
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Ala ana C.mcsrs 10 ,hs Knemy.

II northern sympathixer. with secession
should meet Mr.. Jefferson Davis and inquire
what could be done'st tie NORTH ID help hiui,
'nas distinguish rebel would bs;very apt to AMI
swer very much like this, provided be should Il
say what he thought: "You cannot, under pres. !.
en' circumstance, do very much; but you can
DO something You can kee1Y III, the old party
organizations. ann aware acre is no excuse !
for this, save dead issues and old basred and "a
jealousy, out you Can manage il kgos that {,
all talk about political principles is humbpg, u.
vi you decide whether you have acountry or NOS
Out the people can always be tooledi9uWe pro-
pose 70 make Val, bat you Can call tor peass.--o'
we VIII nave NO compromise, butt N9uld Ge q
weii Tor you to advocate il. penounce your al. {,
mn'strat'on. Charge che republican party wi'n
the responsibility OF this sebsiliou, oy an
mesns 90 what you tcsa p hinder The eonsolidar 9
morn nor, ., ,hs s1e people gpp1 e Y .Ss
var. Don't let the people SOME together. Moth
lug viii trouble u % much ias sims; tor jass a.
surely 40 the people of the North are allowed 70 8
unite IN one party for the support Of the govern
ment, eur tate is sealed. Indeed, there is no
way by which you can give 30 much aid and
comfort to 40. rebels, % BY dividing your people.
!ne way our friends are eadsavoring TO operate
70 Ne" York suits US exactly" .roi
Of one thing We may be very certain; nay, Of
| TWO things, viz: that all those who wish 70 give
AID and comfort TO the enemy will favor paf'r,
san division ofthe nortbera people, and shas sn
those whose partisan ieelinas are ssronges snsn
their patriotic principles will help them Ing
truth IA ~e have no right TO give the rebels tnSs
impression, In any way hat We are disunited. Suen
an nimpresslon gives them strength, however ~.
tie Il may weaken the direct operations OF t9s
government. Nor have We any rsght 70 sn'e'a
What little treason We have among M at home !
behind party name We. - patriots, ough. y. g
force the scouudrels who would gladly see sne
nation brought to dshonor that treason nay
thrive, into party by themselves, for they W
certainly pol.nte end degrade any party 20 sn'ea
they may attach themselves while y .nsy
forced into party bg themselves and known to
he ssrsitors, .hsy can harm no one.-lSprinsAeld
Republican. .s''s 'a' sa9'''saea 30
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y fsaxs OF ScA1zs. have seen : stats.
neut Sf tbs recent oafclil trial in ops of the
b,i0cfpsl counties % this Stats, Of sveuty .6vs
'.Grsi6 and Stock scatsA They we're the ordina-
y ous door wagon scales and we're tested Just
= thev we're found ID common use, thus making
e ocs n IN beSt possible practical testa -
Sixfeen cf them vetS Of yAirbankJ make. and
niue q vsrious osher kinds including some
1hich hsvS latsly been claimed g superior 70
Fairbanks The result showed remerkAbIs
dsgres efo accuracy 10 tbpse OF Fairbsnlke. make,
/ y cccusatS l6r suse. TIE importsnce nf this
iaet 1tiIf IS abpfs ciktsd without comment We
ss soSss ~! = - sfi1ibsss y ~
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-. REloRE JUSTICE OVERr0N.
AnsxSrrD kAPR.-D. D. Randall Was
gbi n ee examination, charged with an as
I'D essns 70 commit rape upon the per.
m. LsufFer. The complainant is = Ger,
mnAn living near Hyde Park and the de-
n soldier connected with Fletcher's Ar.
The case Vas watched on its behalf by
bsning. q 2i'Gs'-'-e -, {. ~ =
Lsufer gave her testimony through an
Rari in direct aud satisfactory manner.
sin the bush near her residence gather
N vhen the prisoner made bis appearance,
kr refusing to accede to his wishes,
~iued the act complained Of in . very q.
pslsAnusr. kn. Laulfer is middle aged
Fxvoman with several children.
lxhiug, another resident in German.
AAtal that The prisoner had visited her
asfier in the day, irss Of all asking about
tats some washing for Inn, and then
Ping out hints of nature which terrified
q called 70 . nsighbor, Who, spoke to
SDew and he left, returning again in The
NJ an hour. She then had her door fast
"a shs prisoner, irritated st his failure.
sstone At her and vent away 70 meet, it
=, NTH ihe other person upon whom he
p'nsed the outrage. '''.1 = '''' -
kptisoner in defence called cspt- F1steher.
ulaks Oi his seneral good conduct, and W.
estiOel on duty when he returned % thS
but nothing Of rebptting character WAS
.en'ed and be was held ~ bail in the sum
Sse9 asd IN default, committed till ths
u anaion .sIist 80 bgsa gAAfs ~ a1sses
Msss Ripixs. Thu next case WA tAat o
snbera Of the 9avk-sss Raagess, ehasesl
Ansing the. death ef. . aisals boy BY thei
sridins on fhur.day last. The e1Aaips
sn held in consequence Of the return o
1aenrrs inqsest II Oapsain Lemngwell DC,
ssssEney for the defendants. ,Dooliui cas
y TdkArst ind the evidence Of his fello,
6m snt 70 show that bic riding vss rapi
ssNls snd hat ~ had - faie an sPpert,
ss,oid the boy q his companion. Ju
0'y'ae seid hs sesFsesst be ssuld pot d
y Nm, but DE e'evidencs compelled him
sn ever 10 appsar st the nsxs sessisn,
sWm u $500. Soper, Who had shsuss
sSy and wheeled bis horse to one sid'
sssssd. 1t is only fair 70 add that afss
ss'dsat, bs.h men displsysd deep feeip
sads every effort 10 repair the fatal mi
" .Ssgfltg "a a
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glance, thatnot onlyfs the

Z. ..;,, =. s. - . s . i
-ho,s lnronsr.s os T ,h Anoe .nas no. oni!fs the
;n..rs.i snS sn.i ,";.sy n uu.snMy p'eegsd fos the
h", III, sn .d.nna.a ..s'ueaL oI .os loan,
.,.,,,,.I 4. .peSS.uo pfvPoruon ot tne
the ssd.~o.ia. .s;s s. sp.s., . oy nnxatlon, for
,~... Ss s"1s p:ose' rrompt pay.
NJ, Dyo.S ,S;s .ons.s'ncy, - tnus ensured. 2n
o,aO.as I s...s .at ~ .A4on ~ uooent great, when
.bs c"r.ss. ~ ;,h sis q sne objects Of
rros".,,o" " u '"e s'uoun' - % VI property and
TIE o,..c.. a.. r1n;o.
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TEE FRUITs OF MAHoRHT 4 1AsoNs TEACH.
IHes-Our readers will remember that few
weeks ago We mentioned the case Of NJ. Sulli-
van, member of Col. Wasren's Regiment, then
lying sick At the Sunderland House, and whose
house apd property had been burned BY seces-
siouists near Dubuqss. Taking mp the Daily
Union Of the 9th, 20 sec that the ssme person
has been subjected to another outrage, some
scamps having thrown down his fences and
opened his fields. News having reached Ne. s.
who 10 now in the neighbo rhood Of bis home, be
armed himself and went in pursuit, captured the
villains and drove them on, foot before him to .
magistrate, Who fnsd thera q. 90 70 cover dam.
ages. We wonder how long tbsse things will
bs tolerated. i14 @ s7','4a v 51its
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-ea esSke UnaeA NlSvelsan.se1S, -. = ,4itI. a,
49, esa = l!sa ssaasssss'e Y lHse a., ~ lAIel
= aessias - MAKE - assess' ToiNaA .
5ssssssssssPposs y sos Nesssseee y sSth ~ tea
usd, tea xe .y,s sfs N ny isyor ~ .a haad
NNs - glsed y naAksl nRepeA ~ aAasse
- = essaies q va Vufsa'snA - syn.'
- vish esssssa We .s sss 90. ~s.iiss sesesnc
y shcVidera VIM vssa lcss' sS. saa ssss R'apss
~ Il ths ane' ~ seaes tofeah AZ eessy'
= ~ iasuss. II any. Rsaeo ssNss sals u
.ssa en- thes b edecssd. vs Nc heartily
ri ~ pledge our osss enefts aJlsfesy y fesyanes tet
saent yyaI odi no ssil relmess sssa enT
M srs SET IN ssvseisi . ossse paFtyEssi,
m he bssees OK dssspPoasssd ssp'rents 4
~ ~ What before rs.Sn SsneY cer!d nes Fsach.
- position ln ~ esase. ldNss ass; nsE'
~ 4 Unisa tao Pastyl Darty sssniptls.
n dnppsiused plses huhtsrs Who would
- 1eir revenge, for fascied Aights, and
~ " dividing he friends Of thsD Unisns
- slssuing shs stass 0svesnnsot ihtsi 4
~ Of The tories. No ssch union move.
an ret either countepancs Or support from
| 4. ~ not anxious y give % ~ lssss Of
~. spy principle enuucissed ~ the Re.
.ess IN their Chicago platform. !, w are !
a.as 70 before he peeplsl fJovai nth q
hnblican ticket; We Asvs nsvsr dsnbta
k.sIalty q ele0e h by I trSum phAnt msiorisy.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14

huAGtoa C0DhDeFc101 College, A
Nss gsatiaed 70 learn chat Mr. Dslhoas
s@der Of The Burlington Commercial Col.
sud % long and favorably. known - oar
~ iof bis success 40 teacher, will reopen
x'ste fof the reception Of pupils, on Mon,
SEPTEMBER 10th. The system taught BY
~Aof embraces = thorough IbusiPsS eda-
va Peabanship, ID which b u unexcellsd
.ssher. Bookkeeping ip Al its btapches.
ass Commercial Calculations, accomplish.
shica viii add largely and certainly a
Tssssssors chances Of success IN business
eplisAuents 100 which cannot b. learned
- stlss place in The stats. We hope 70
sasss dsly appreciated. and earnestly
Sssnd I'll Who have idls h@rs 70 spare, and
'osaing forward % . life Of ussfalaess,
s.'sss the opportunity nov presented. n.
- tssns ere suited 70 the tness and
@fssa distances esn obtain boarding q