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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-01-10

ES- Smiths, No. 400 9TH Street.
Washington, D. G., is the best place 10 buy
CLOTHING, HATS & CAPS. june 20
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-01-10
Notice do Credifors.

NJ OTICE is hereby given that the sub7crlb-
~ ers have obtained FROM the Orphans
Court Of MONTGOMERY county, letters of admin
istr.tion, G. 7. A., on thepcrs5ual estate Of
JOHN HARDING,
late Of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the yduch-
ers thereof, to the subscribers, on OF before the
18th Of November, 1862 otherwise, they may,
bylaw, be excluded from an benefit Of said
estate Persons Indebted to said estate, are
requested 10 make immediate payment Civ
en- under my hand this 10Th day of Noycm-
Der 1861. SAMUEL HARDING,
ANDREW j. HARDING,
nov l5-ft Administrators
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-01-10

Onr Stock Is an nem; and purchasers may re-
~ upon getting fresh goods, and at the lowest
prices.
lr Demonstrating us.with their orders,
by sending as correct diagrams, can have their
rooms and halls fitted with. the best STYLES Of
Carpets and OH Cloths, and at prices rs favor
able as If they bought them in person.
J.. r. PERRY & co.
Upper Rooms " Perry Building
Corner Penn. avenue and 9th street
nav i-2m Washington d. G.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-01-10

fs~ ALLIN WANT Of CLOTHIvG.
FURNISHING GOODS, MATS a. cars.
VIII ind u to their advantage to can ~
SMITHS, No. AGO It'll Sc, opposite The ro-t
Office, as you can save at least . or 20 per
cent, by hnying at the Peoples Clothing Store.
Washington city june %
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-01-10
@tre0v 60.

Slate Of Maryland, Montgomery Couay--fo ,ris
nsrFgN hereby certify that. on this oh
y3-y.A day Of August 1861, Joseph John
----12.saL- SON brought before the subscriber,
one OF the justices Of the Peace in and fol
said county, white, red and brindle-mixed
colored BUFFALO COW, trespassing on his
enclosures, near Hyattstown, rs an estrav.
Said COW has no car marks. Given under my
hand SAML S. HAYS, J. p. =
The owner Of the above described COW is re.
qu6sied TO come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
sep G--3t JOSEPH JOHNSON.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-01-10

Re- Wanted Every body to know.
that they can buy good CLOTHING HATS
AID CAPS. at very low prices at SMITHS
No 400 M Street, Washington, D. G.
june 29-3m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-01-10

Gss~ COME TO TIE PEOPLES CLOTH
ing store, No 400 18th Street, opposite the Post
Office, Washington city, to get your CLOTH
iN"i HATS AND GAPS. june 20
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-01-10
Noaice Ia Creslitors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subsgSber
IN has obtained from thf0rphans Corr Of
Montgomery county letters Of administration
O. T. A. on the nersonal esfate Of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-01-10

TVHE Citizens Of Montgomery county are rc.
y specially informed that our SPRING
STOCK is now complete, and comprises an
that is new and handsome, in the way Of
CARPETS,
CURTAINS,
OILCL0THS,
a 4 mn. \ - 4
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-01-10
BENZ. COOLEY.

Patented March 18th, 1860.
TENHE Subscriber having purchased of Mr..
Il WORDSWORTH the Patent Right for Mont
gomery county, Nd, for Lis IMPROVED
SOAP. now offers for sale
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23
SAINT CECILIA'S
FEMALE ACADEMY,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
WiH b Pesoa for The reception Of P,Fils
on Aouaag Sept stb, 1862.


TNnE SISTERS OF THE ORDER
4 or ST. DOMINIC, wen known in
this and adjoining States as expcren. w
oed and competent directors Of Female
EiucatoH. Fespeoifaily inforfn the etl
zSns Of Nashville, and the public IN r,1sr,i lhrt
pa>ioa- 5sidinss recently erected ensblc- them 10
receive o large number of pupils
Tho Academy Is about mile from tho city, aud
is situated IN Of tle most beautiful ana healthy
locations In its vicinity
Tho ladies Of this Institution boinr eAroislly do.
voted 10 ihe Euoation Of Tho young Of their own
will oays nothing undone to impart 10 tho pupils con-
nded to their care a thorough Educaion IN Tho hirh.
ess sense Of tho word
Tho religion prciee BY tho ladies Of The iae.itu.
lion IS the oathqlc, and they viii lmpart special re.
igioua nstruoiioh % pupils protesting that faith.
rupils Of every roligous denomination will be ad
mitod, md no undno innuonce wiz be used 10 bias
the religious principles Of the young ladic nor VIII
any Of them be permitted to embrace the Catholic
Gath without the verbal or written consent Of parents
or guardians. Uniformity aud good order however,
require ho attendance Of all at morning and evening
prayers and at tho religious exercises on Sunday.
The course OF study Is divided into four depart.
meuts, zach department having It's own distinct
| course ofstudeG assigned H.
The Academic Year viii consist Of two Sessions
the first commencing on the first Monday Of septcu.
| Der, the second on the lrst Monday Of Tebruarv.
Tho Academic Year vl close with a public dlstrlbn.
tion Of premiums and honors about tho ooh or Jrns
ofcach year
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23
How Shall Ladies Ride ?

In view of the increase Of equestrian
exercise among our ladies this becomes
an important question. Dr. James G.
Jackson, in his recent work on Consump.
ton, contends that there are insupcrable
objections 10 the usual style Of sido.sad
die riding. The position enforced by
il, be argues, is injurious 10 the system.
having q tendency 10 produce crooked
spinCs, irritation Of the spine, congestion
Of thc lungs, and Of the liver and kid
ncys. This is q formidable list of dis
eases, but IL by no means, according 90
DR.. jackson, comprises all the evils con
sequent on the usual style Of riding
Truth 10 say, lady'a position on horse
back can not bo called a natural One--but
what would you haye1 You wouldn't
have = womaR ride astride would you
ayes, / would, says the Doctor, and then
goes on 20 show, by actual instances, that
ladies unable 10 ride at all In the usual
manner owing 10 ia hurting them 80
much, have become strong and well by
riding as men ride. Mexican women
ride astride, and the Doctor recommends
that we adopt their barbarian" 10 this
respect. Il only requires q pair Of pan
falcons, which, after all many Of the Ia.
dies have no insuperablo objection 10 put
ting on The Doctor confidently reckoBs
on the coming Of the time when men will
see "What an outrageous ab0minatiou
the present style OF riding for women ls.
aud il viii pass into deauotude, and be
reckoned among tho follies Of a previous
day" So you see what you are coming
90. ladies'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23
GENEHAL REGULATIONS.

No deduction win DO mhdo for shsence or viilt
drawal, unless occasionci by illnoss or dismissal
Pupils viii be charged from the date IN vhi-h 'fcy
enter.
Boarder5 must DC provided with Six charc,s of
clothing suitable for the season, siy tihe-nupA u
nnpIinring, glass tumber, HilvOr table and len uonn
knife and fork, and all necessary arCles for the toilet
TnE UNBORN iB--Ms7arine blue dress for winter,
blue glngham for Fummer dresses for every dav,
goods OF taTk color; three col0rad kirta
Two sun bonnot5. HAS, tho style ol the soanou.
Tho Academy will not incur thc expense OF furnish
ing articles Of clothing or pocket money.
Pupils VIII not Do allowed 70 spend pocket money
al their own discrution. Such moueya must De .6-
Posi,0d with the Superior Of the Academy
To prevent Improper correspondence, an l'tiors re-
ceycd and sent arc subject the pcrusal of the Su-
pcror' though IN no ue g such correspondence Yrn-
h.htcd ns regards parents or guardians.
Pupils, WhoHo parents or guardians reside IN Nash
Vile o. vicinity, win visit their bones hut three
times during the scholastic yesr.
70 prevent loss Of time and interruption Of the CT
orcscs of tho School, visitors viii ha received only on
Saturday. from 20 II, AM, and from % 6, p NJ.
Parent8 or gusrdians Wishing 20 place their chdron
or wards IN The Institution, win hC received ON any
day except Sunday.
For further particulars application may 10 made
TO the Mother superior of tho Academy or 10 the ~.
Rev. JANIS NHEtAg.
An business letters 20 b0 addressed 10 tho Mothor
superior, 81 Cccilas Academy, M1uul Vernon, nsitr
Nashville, Tenn. arRoO-Im
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23

the popular demand Of TO- day is not only
for the raising of three hundred thousand
men already ordered but for a further
order Of an equal number, with recon-
mendation that every able-bodied man,
between the ages of eighteen and forty
Eve, should prepare 20 take the fleld in
case of necessity. Let this be recon-
meuded, and so much Of it as may be
necessary carried into effect, even 70
the whole and conspiracy will end its
reward, and rebellion 60 where il belongs.
Let the people dcmand this, and our good
President proclaim il, and little more VIII
be wanted than an act Of amnesty for
the masses, and halters for The leaders,
to restore law and order and peace.
afrt cTorg Ero whc loFca &c institua
tions OF his country now come forward
TO defend them. Let every one who has
4 patriotic heart make profier of il before
the people. Let every one who has faith
in free government shew his faith by his
works, Let every one who has ability
10 shoulder q hrolock come forward to
do So, aud help RESCUE this land our fa-
theirs loved, from ~ hands Of traitor
GUS despoilers.
Sincerely yours,
D. S. DICKINSON.
Messrs. A. SoorT b, It. SLOAN, Jos. NJ
STEREETT, Committee"
The following telegraphic dispatch
was subsequently received from Mr..
Dickinson:
Sent letter. say milloa of men,
and make 6Is end Of a5ere5slkoa 8grel qiacsi
and fe,rjblsi
"D. S. DICKINSON
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23

of maiden to . guitar. She likes the
Hallelujah strain. II soothes her brain,
which seethes under this thunder like
lead in 8 red-hot cauldron. Hal hal
give her the rein; she'll go--hurrah
we're in time-hurrahl there has been
no such singing since Timotheus sung 81
the feast Of Alexander"
We, had made q discovery. HarPs
voice would control the old marc in her
tantrums, like tho Tyre Of Orpheus the
trees; and, whilst he lived with my ia
ther, Methodist hymn would always
start her. She was a Methodist from in
stinct and Hart declared that lib knew
q Methodist from a Presbyterian hymn
inetantcr.--D DR.. jackson.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23
A Calculating Patient.

a correspondent, writing from one Of
! the divisions of the army, states that be
/ recently mot tall, gaunt looking yolun-
tcer, whose appearance not only indie
Gated that be was recently from hos-
pital, but HAT it would perhaps have
been better i0r him 10 have remained
there still, for he certainly did not seem
to be in a iitc5ndition,t 70 travel. He was
from Eastern Ohio, and by some strange
whim Of his comrades (s0ldiers have odd
notions as 70 namos) he had won the
cognomen OF "Beauregard." He was full
Of dry humor, and IL had peculiar zest,
coming from such dilapidated specimen
of the human kind. asked him:
"How long were you in the hospital
at-?"
81 stayed just five days; couldn't
stand il any longer"
"Why so? We're you not well treat
ed?o
"Well, you sec, when l went in, there
were six patients, Tho first day they
buried one"
"Well, what Of that?'
"Nothing--oniy the next day they bu-
ried anOther'''
"They must have been very severe
cases. It was very unpleasant for you,
no doubt"
Decidedly unpleasant know my
turn would come in time. went in on
Monday, and if stayed, / would be
carried out on Saturday. So made my
calculation, and on Friday I packed my
knapsack and went away. Ill had not,
I'd surely been buried on Saturday. Six
days, ono man each day j couldn't
stand that"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23

A RELIC or OLDEN TME.-A disoov-
cry has quite recently been made in bed
Of cove putting up the Susquehanna
River on the farm of George G.. Gore, of
Sheshequin, Pa, Of what promises TO bo
quite an interesting relic. II isa boat of
large and ancient construction, built en-
tirely Of oak, and put together with
wrought-iron nails. lt is from two and
half TO three feet In depth OF noYd, and,
from present indications, from 80 70 20
feet long. The sides arc curved and ter
inmate at the ends in cut-water. The
action Of the water has uncovered q small
portion Of IL; the remainder is under
quite high bank Of earth which has
been formed over it, and on which trees
Of considerable size have grown. The
exposed end has been broken up some
by the pilioring prOpensities Of antigua
rians and tho destructive propensities of
boys. Could it have been exhumed en-
tiro il would have been a curiosity worth
preserving. There is much speculation,
of course, as TO its origin, use, and even
present contents. Our opinion is that il
was transport boat used by Gen. Sulli-
vans army in its somewhat celebrated
expedition up the Susquehanns soon af-
Tor the battle Of Wyoming. Its present
contents consist, we think, Of about q
peck Of green corn, saddle Of vonison,
and some twenty or thirty tons Of sand
The park of artillery and other arms,
which fancy has located in its capacious
hold, will hardly pay the labor Of dig
ging it Wapsrly A3roo1ts.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23

A RENABKABLE PROTESTANT PRELATE.
There lately died in Ireland, in the
ninetioth year Of her age, an aged prelate
OF the Protestant church, who first wore
the mitrs, as Bishop Of Cork, in 1906,
and, subsequently, translated Cor promo
ted to two other sees, was made Arch
bishop Of Dublin in 1920, and Arch
bishop Of Armagh and Primate and Me-
tropOlitan Of Ireland in 1922, This old
gentleman, in addition, was prelats Of
the Order of St. Patrick, Almoner 10
Queen Victoria, Chancellor Of Trinity
College, Dublin, Privy Councillor, and
held other appointments Of dignity and
emolument For over fifty years, his in
come ~ Archbishop averaged some $780,
600 a year but the Church Temporalities
Act Of 1888 cut 10 down, after this ocou-
pants death, to only S72,470 per annum,
with q palace AZ Armagh, free Of rent
This humble successor Of the Fisher
men--tho sec OF Armagh was founded In
the year 444--received over Sl00OOOOO
income during his forty years occupancy,
and, never having been married, Il must
be confessed that the old bachelor was
pretty well provided for. lie leaves over
S5,000O00 TO his relatives, chief among
whom is his grandnepheW, the Marquis
Of Waterford.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23

Lord Br0ughAm, in 3 late speech, laya
Che whole blame Of the American war on
Democracy. 'In al ages" he says "the
tendency Of Democratic rule has been 10
promote war, while aristocratc States,
from Sparta doWnWards, have been fond
Of peace" AS England has spent more
than any other country for war, We pre-
sumo that Lord BrOughsm means by this
statement that England has a Democratic
government During the past 40 years
she has expended IN war over $4,000, o
100000, Of which S4OOO,OO0O remain
in the shape Of the most colossal Of ma
tional debts If this sum does not enti-
tic her 10 rank among the Democracies,
We should bo glad 20 have Lord Brougham
state the exact amount Of war expendi-
turo necessary 90 exclude arist0cratic
States
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23
DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNNARY.

rTNHE attention of citizens otrangera and otberavis
iuug Nashville, requiring medida AID, ls rcspoci
Mly called n this ofoo, No 81 Deaderic6 street SEQ
ond aoor, between Cherry and the sQuarc.
nr. CotEsAs is an old practitioner OF modicnei ne
almost unlimited experience and hstisriug success
for many years paEt, In the Treatment Of FRyArH ms
EAsNa has induced him 20 devote his undivided atten
uon 70 an Diseases ol thus nature. Many cases Of
the most iuVeiorate character have promptly yielded
10 hG Improved method of treatment
Primary, Secondary, Tcri.efy ana Hereditary Syph'
lus, 6ouorrhma, Gloat aud All diseases oi the gentle
aud urinary organs, mrei win no resistance 10 h5
remidioE.
ieInale irregularities anh functional isdoruure
meh@ OF be Womb, and he disease arising IRON
6ofiahou and in mEugsd parturtun.
Every oase 90 keluciblo Rupture and Of PIios ,aud
frolnISns OF the Rcctum, ana most CsBes of Fsiula
can pc cured hy proceFs nearly painless. n either
OF the laticr ca7es ie undertaken by pr Coleman .
cure "a tHudr1ty lOdrrdHsd "a careful eaaYninaied
always paesous The necessary iudrAtions of s7ess ~
Ni'arsby his improved moth0d OF operating
Persons oi either sen applying Teuon of by lsttei
describing casrl on tAo 0nt yupions OF any acute
elcCino dseatn, can Do cured, n moot laFss bv he
ulorIIyo meihosli iu tDrty eight hours.
blr'yt COundtloa, prompi attention. ana moderate
charge, will ruyeTn L.n With hls p1trlut
80 No mercury uEei 10 toe Treatment of n-.-rea
dlsaisi, he believes On most calet) Do prlau0og
wurlo diaeaaa WaB5 5hat 10 IA given tn Cure
Once hours from eight 20 ihe morning pn nine 10
AeasFanlua ian 10. ids-lI
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23

JouN =. Hor, Grand Secretary, should be aiire7sc
az Nassuille, Tgla.

JouV T. IiDr, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
at Nasbuilie, Taa
Tennessee Ledge, No. Meets every Tuesday Even.
ing at their Hall, on the oorusr Of Union aud sum.
mer streets. The officers for the present term,
o. s. Lesueur, G.; }. r, Nils, VOL. L. Woal'ey
Secretary L, Spain, Treasurer.
TNabus Lodge, No. lo--Mecta at the same place
every Monday Evening The oHlcers are r. A.
Campbell, N. G.; Henry Apple, VIC; J. L. Park, 4,
secretary y. L. Brown, Treasurer.
Smiley lodge No. 0O-Meels at their Hal, ON South
Cherry street, every Friday Evepiug The officers
are; q. q. Covert Nc; Frank Harman, N.G.; james
Wyatt, Secretary W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer
Auyora Lodge, No lO5, (Germsnl Meets at tho
Halt, corner of Union and summer streets every
Thursday Evening, The officers Charles Rich
No., p, Friedman, va; 49, Bttcrich, Secretary;
Geo seiferle, Treasurer
Ridgsly Eacampmcni, No l-Mco.s At the above Hall
on tho nret and third Wednesdays Of each month
The officers are; J, +. Mills, C.P.i T. n NoBrde mp;
e. y. Fuller, sW.; Poter Harris, Jr., J.W.; lobn y.
Hide, Scribe y r. Gutter, Treasurer.
Olirs Braucl Esarampment No. 4-Ntots at the
above Hal on tho second snd fourth Wednesday
uights Of each mouth. The officers ares Jea r Bolt.
CP,; Henry Apple, HP'; l.. Moher, s.w.; q. Fried
man, Jw. Charlcs Rirchor, Scrlhoi , y Ward,
Treasurer
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23

Tho New Orleans AdU0aats figures up %
loss 10 that city Of S25OOOQOOO, as ihe
effect Of secession already expeuonccd.--
OF this amount, $l60OO0OOO 10 SET down
80 the value Of agricultural productions
lost 10 the commerce Of that port BY the
suspension Of trade This i8 paying
dear for The whistle
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23

DaniegS. Dickinson Sent tie following
stirring letter to the war meeting held at
Erie; Pa, on tho 4th instant:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23
NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS,


sssri6--Jaines NJ. Hinton DepaGs'--Tboma. Hob
son and J. K. Buchanan.
Relistsr- Phineas Garrett.
7fusies-W. Jasper Taylor
Coyoner--N II. Belchsr.
Rangsr-John Corbtt.
81 Gepsaus C5uscior--J. G. BrAey.
Railroad Tar ColledorW. D. Robertson.
Co,staB'cs Jor mo NasLri, nsFir'--IOhu \. Gowcr
and J. T. Newman
COUNTY COURT,
Judgs-Hon, James whlworlh.
Clert--P Lindsey Nicho.
sS-The Judgs's Court meets tho lrut Monday IA
each monih, and the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates of the County Is held the first Mon
day IN January, April, July and October,
CIRCUIT COURT.
Jsags-Hca Nathaniel Baxter.
Cesh-navid c. Love.
As- The Court meeta the 0rst Monday IA March
and September,
CRIMINAL COURT.
Judgs--Hon william X Turner
Clvk--Charss =. Dggons.
ag-Ths Court meets the arsi Monday IN Apru Au-
gust and DOCembsr.
oHANcERY COURT
CAanc,lcr.-Hon. Samuel D. Friersou
C9crE Gad Md,er--7I. L. Cleayeu
AE The Court meOts the ars, NondAy in May and
November,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23
ADAMS ExPREss COMPANY


Porsoua Wishing 20 teud Freight and Iecgasol by
ths Morning Trains OF She LouRyLE AsR NAfH.
Was, and NAsuvIltH AND DECAruG RAuHoAue,
must A.vo the ssme a. ihe Oaico ny q o'r'ocs he
evening pfcv'Cps
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23

A speaker az one Of the anniversary
meetings in Boston, in referring 10 his
satanic Majesty, styled him "ths orig
inal JED Davis."--B0sta Post.
Not very complimentary 10 the Devil
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23

Daniel s. Dickinson on the War
Make the War Sure. Qniek, and
Terrible.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23
A Musical Horse.

When was a boy, my father owned a
sorrel mare, which was csNed Tib, She
was ordinarily sluggish, but possessed
good speed and great power She never
frightened at anything, and, aside from
her lAziness, was good beast, except on
particular occasions, when she, without
any apparent cause, would refuse to 60.
For 4 long time she was subject TO the
usual treatment Of bRulky animals
severe whipping, pounding, torturing,
&c. But my father and the hired man
gave il up as bad course, and she was
released from this harrassment A close
observation of her tantrums led me to tho
conclusion that she was subject 10 pa
roxysms Of the nervous systom, growing
out of electrical changes of the atmos-
phere. She was always true TO draw or
travel in bright, clear, blue sky, spring or
summer weather; and, for the dozen
years that we owned her, VIC were never
troubled with her in a cold, frosty, still
Wintcr's day. But on a summers day,
when the electric fluid passed rapidly
from The oarth's surface aud dyspcptics
would lock like committing suicide, and
Theumatics would predict 0 change Of
atmosphere, when thunder-caps white
and gorgeous as an East Indian palace
lifted their heads in the northwest, be-
tol,ening the clash and flash of coming
storm, then look out for old Tib. She
would suddenly stop in the furrow, in
the harvest field or highway, and pitch
fOek tines, or apple tree clubs, or
bundles OF fired straw under her belly,
could not start her, Like a asntinel ct
his post, she was deaf 10 all urgencies
and appeals save ono. That would start
her after a while. The same result would
be witnessed in a winters day, when the
air was from the south and thaWy. So
she was always worked with these Teser-
vations, for she was not always reliable.
After we had owned her about eight
years, my father hired a man by the name
of John Hart. He was pious man, and
liked above all things TO sing Ono
bright August morning we were drawing
in wheat, and old Tib had been drafted
into harness. She had worked wOll till
about four o'clock in the afternoon, when
suddenly, as we were loading, there came
clap Of thunder from an almost
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-23
9abiSspn Couutq 9irsttorg.
CRY oovsRWMENTa
JOIN HUGH SMITH, 1ryo,

JOHN CIluMBIEY Marshal
nsp,sy Mar,hals-W r. Wilkinson, A. G. sucker,
and james A. steele. tf.f .IH
C7eyts re Nartst-JOhn Chumbley, sr-Qgi-io, 0fst
Jos l.. Ryan, second and John Reddiok, thrd
Tar Asss-sor--wiillam Driver.
Revenue Coilsotor--A. b. shanksnd.
Wair Td1 C5lleotor-E. B Garrett
Treaawcr--R. Henry.
Jg1sarf Aasisr--Thomas Leake.
s.sps7i5soudsn, qf ps WorkA0uss--J. Q. Dodd,
lyuperintsndsnt gf ne Water WorIs--Jameswyail
chef Of ne Fgrs Dsparimcs--J ". seabury.
gszton Of Gs Cerasisyy--T. Il. Mcbride.
Street Oreraeer--J. l.. Stewart.
Gin Auorhey--John McPhai Smith.