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An ACT
TO REGULATE riF wArFR.w0R6s. IN TIM err,

500 q That % shall not DO lawful for uny uar.,p
ur pore usr tn whom thu water hail DO suup.iaI iy
his corporation 90 permit Huy psron or PERSONS
other ihau members 81 bis nor, Uf iiar own Ia r1y
ur pHaYu ar IrJus Iu u|s. h.r ur Choir employ ur I'd
lh. IHf t' WHICH tho WH'.r may lHauulI. ~ o. Ia
itH"r receive. Hf uHr from any hydraut ur rsrh '.i
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iNr Watering Dr spriuk iug of l0is Ur g.rdots uYr
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please Notice.

We have no time to transcribe COM
mupications. We sometimes receive
with a scrap Of cogf-
dental information written on the back
Of the manuscript. OF course if we use
the manuscript we have TO re-write it,
and this imposes entirely too much labor
on us. We have no time for such work.
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Notice 60 CIub-iIaIgers.

The Editor will be greatly obliged to
persons making up clubs for the UNION if
they will remit to the publishers and not
to himself Communications and sub
scriptions are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such a manner as
TO cause needless delay and trouble to
all parties.
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Strayed or Stolen!

LNkUM THE SUBSCRIBER or SUNDAY LAST
i the 22d inst from his residence ON the corner of
Cedar aud Vine streets near tho Capital, " Hay
llors' aud Bay Marc. Tho marc was lamo m our 90
hcr fore legs shc had boon hIokgd er Injured uu Tho
shoulder, audi tHr had Doc "a spread over tto gore
They both had dark mlur, tolls aud I,rs Tut Lur4n
b. about y0tts % uuI too mare about S yu4ra u.H
The mare b. little uyuy backed Twin give sIU tu
any Icrs1u who viii o. tuu tIum Co me, or giyo mo
such information that / eau get them.
JOHN LYONS
June 9S-d3.f
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The Illustrious BlantOn Duncan Get
ding up Fashion Plates for Rebel
Traitors.
The people of Nashville as well as
those Of Louisville have a living rccol-
lection of one Col. BIANToN DUNCAE,
formerly writer Of circulars for the Know
Nothing Lodge of Kentucky, and lalterly
grand fabrictor of Confederate rigmaroles
Gfanybody knows what that means) in
Nashville, Bowling Green and Richmond
BLANToN is a genius, but BLANToS isn't
appreciated. lie flares up and splutters
every. now and then like a dirty tallow can
die and then goes out in utter darkness.
We had lost sight Of BLASToS. He used
to write us long letters clarifying the
Unien and we missed his flowing chirog-
Apply and columns Of figures. Eureka!
Monsieur Tonson comes again!' We
find in the Mobile Evening Be,gs Of the
9th ult, the following ADVERT sement
from our old chum and unconditional
Union imam:
A New Work
TTNIFORM AND DRESS OF THE
u army of the Confederate States A
limited edition. Only 1000 copies of
this work, the authorized standard, will
shortly be issued The distinctions
bet wcen the various grades are shown by
ia Of, L.. EGt..v,
and consisting Of all the various depart
ments of the service, md comprising
about fifty figures. This edition will be
plain black, and will be followed in an
other edition In full colors-a magnili-
cent work. II will contain plates and
also full directions for the guidance Of
| traitors.
Liberal terms will be extended &c
booksellers. Apply to
COL. BLANTON DUNCAN,
Richmond, Virginia
sep2Ntf
Oh won't it be a gorgeous work? Su-
pcrb engravings of grizzled jeans. Cor
geous plates of Buttcrnut brooches. SUI
per-royal cuts of striped linsey vests
Equisite patterns Of military coats dyed
with peach leaves and walnut bark II
addition to these ornamental fashions
we shall have pictures representing The
mode in which the chiyalry wear gunnJ
bags and old carpets, instead of over
coats and shawls.
We predict a tremendous rush fol
BLAEToN's book. 1t will throw Blows
Lows in the shade, and realize for Tia
author vast fortune. Newspapers il
Louisville will please copy BLANToS'
advertisement and charge, us their ac
counts being payable in Confederate
Scrip.
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An ArI,onaas Union Nan,

While Northern conservative" editors
are pcrpetuaIly clamoring against the con
liscation Of rebel property, and declaring
that severe policy is unconstitutional,
the Southern men who have been wit
nesses of the acts Of the rebels, and who
love their country better than property,
are calling on the Government to be more
severe and more rigorous. We have re-
ceivcd letter from citizen of Arkan-
sas who was forced to fly from home on
account Of his loyalty. Here is an cX-
tract. Let conservatives read it and blush
at their imbecile policy:
The writer a Southern Union man,
having just escaped from the state of
Arkansas, the place Of his citizenship,
and with the parting shreks Of his wife
aud children still ringing in his ears,
hastcns TO make this appeal, as a son
would to a father; kindly, respectfully,
yet earnestly, to the President Of the
United States; who is as il were the
Father Of his People; and who holds The
destiny Of This country in his hands.
My appeal, the appeal Of the prosecuted
and suffering Union men of the South is
TO use more prompt aDh rigorous measures 10
PIT d0ion his rebellion, to punish the S,ces-
sioUstS to gipe security to Intoa men AMI
thus put Il sDeaiiJ end In this degolatiHg ciW
mar, which if allowed TO continue much
longer will reduce hundred of thousands
of innocent women and children 10 actu-
al starvation.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-02

The stagnant poool Of conservatism,
covered with the green mantle Of imbc-
cility and inaction, is breeding monsters.
in its rotten depths as terrible and as
dangerous to the life Of the Republic as
the yipcrs and scorpions of armed treason,
It's fogs are so foul that ii the bird Of
freedom ever attempts to fly over its sur
face it will drop as lifclcss rs the luck
less birds which assayed in olden times
to cross the death breeding waters Of
Lake Avcrms.
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=. G. MERCER, Editor.
70 correspondents.

Our correspondents must allow us TO
take our own time for reading their COM
munications. We have no time to be
read TO- II is literally impossible,
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Strayed or Stolen.

nUMNd last week from lhn pasture ofW r. III.
lJhsou, near Nashville, Ight bay horse. about 10
hands high, long tail, " ion white spot uu ms back,
and branded Ni on tho snDuIdpr. llg Isutrut.
Ting horse ANY person returning hun 90 No. -
North Allan kct btJtrt, WilI Doe literally rewarded
D, T. D.. MCLEAN,
Colonel ed Tennessee Regiment.
IuE2-aat
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A EuUT 4T HEDrEsoN, kY--Night
before last Capt John %. Daily Of the
Provost Guards Of this city with a de-
tachmcnt Of Capt Andrews battery we're
cncampcd in Henderson, Ky. The men
being mostly asleep they were surprised
by a lot Of rebels, who were secreled in
houses near by In the attack Captain
DAILY was wounded in the thigh. Lieut.
DAILY was also wounded Lieut., Tyler Of
Andrews battery, WAS killed The Pro
yost Guards immediately rallied and
drove the rebels away. We did not learn
how many were killed, wounded or taken
prisoners. -LlH Journal
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NInger's NeMIng MachInr.

INJR SALE .IDW Dor CASH, ONE on $3.50
II Sewing h..lHrsi Iu good Hirf, eauaHtsi
iuuss-lu 3D. kAUFHAgH
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StraYed.

LRoM my stable ON last Friday right between
Il summer and Jefferson streets North Nashville, "a
bay horse about fifteen hands aud half high F.. uu
other marks, except "a hurt m thg lDll Uyo. a hbr
val reward will tu paid ou nE return to mp. OF Tor u.
formation 80 that ! can get him.
July2-dlw.
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Information Wanted.
$3.50 REW-ARDi

'INlE ABOVE REWARD VIII RE GIVEN FOR THE
1 HnUr tension NJ John Vaughn and two u.grOrs
one belonging 90 Mrs Brooks, the other 10 Samuel
tfitchntt, which broke from the WurkhulFe ON
Muudly night last Vaughn may d. loitruux about
the sixth Nnrd though 80 II generally surm srd that
ho g. above he island i.hng NJ such ho follows
for 10 livelihood. lhn uerrous II is believed are
about the city. Ton dollars will be raid tor either
ut The above, or thirty dollars for tho Il roo r del v
cred up To me Immediately.
JOHN q pODD,
june 2S-d3t, WORT House kaspGr.
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Corporation Taxes,

fHHE CITY TAX Bu 'k FOR lsr2 | NOW COM
1 pete, ana uu my ulr u my once The CITY law
provides That the Tax on real and personal prup.
oIty hall DE due aud payable at the umro Of the
Revenue collector un the drst day Of July of each
year oll persons who ian to pay ~ that tlmo shall
pay interest at tao rate Of six rcr cent per auuuu
a, u, SlIANkLANp,
June sS-dlOtI Revenue Collector
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NEW STORE!

IHE subscubors brga opened az
NO.a puHLlu sQUsRE NASHVILLE
"a largo STOCK of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES g. HATS,
which they Offer 90 th0 tu Jt tho lowest cash prI
u.a. County merchants, waiting Che yIty aro ilgI
lUi o. Give us tulIi before buying |.HuIpra
a LIlJuIEN BRO.
lay2 i3m
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We don't think that a loyal man is
eXcusablc at all for sympathizng with
the rebel cause. We don't believe that a
loyal man will sympathizc with the cause
of treason. What sort of christian
would a man be called who was porpotu-
ally saying that he was pious, but still
cherished astrong sympathy for the cause
Of the Devil? A loyal mans sympathios
and prayers should all be on the side Of
his country and her laws, and the gallant
soldiers who defend them
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-02

Several persons IN this county, to our
certain knowledge, have, within The last
few weeks, been making good salt from
their smoke-houses, by digging up the
dirt lcaching and boiling The water. We
were shown a sample of excellent salt
obtained I'm this way, by o gentleman Of
this county, who stated that he would be
able to get about twonty bushels from
his smoke-house IN this way. That is
much cheaper than paying $40 per saclI
Try it, if you have not already done so.
II viii pay--no mistake StHdysra'e
Georgian.
We are in possession Of a secret piece
Of knowledge respecting afolLel plare
whore the rebels can find salt which
would be Of immense value 70 them if
they had it, We cannot afford to let il
go al any ordinary price, for il might be
the means Of establishing the indepen-
dcncc Of Dixie Bnt we are ready TO
receive a big offer Now is your time,
rebels
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-27

The EedsonaJio docriaos ef Me Noythcya
t,ditOrs.
As TO the first, the result proves that it
has been misplaced. There has been exhib-
tied mawlSsh sympathy, plying condo
lcucc, 40 marked that it has been taken adj.
vantage Of, misconstrucd and shamcfully
abused. The slouched hat and butlprunt
rags do not conceal the naughty spirit OF
the chivalry who believe by intuition in
their superiority to MOI therners. They
have received the Kindness of our citizens
as right, AZ inc, and not as a privilege.
VIII, the sick in the hospitals who have
felt, in the hour of need, these acls of
Christian charity, it il different somewhat ;
but upon tie strong-limbcd, robust South
erncr, an act of kindness is productive of
coitcnpt and braggort nsolcnce.
But worse than this have been the insult
ferahlc trcuson mongcrs Of our own city.
who have been permitted TO daily minglc
with the prisoners, assuring them Of the
sympathy of thousands of Norlhcrncrs. and
their belief in the ultimate triumph of the
rebellion Men and women of this srpc
have visited and ronverscd with the pris.
oucre every day. Men who have amasscd
fortunes in this city under a bcncfccnl
Government, but who, in their heart are
sworn enemies 10 that Government. and 10
their loyal iellow-citiZcns, have supplied
the lcb J prisoners with money and every
species Of ad and comfort that their base
and dsoyal souls could suggest Every
man Of them should ho hung upon a gihbet
higher than lIaman's.
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TIE OLD HOUSE FAR AWAY.
nv EDWARD rtrz0ERALp.


The wild birds warble and sparkling rills
: ing chectly round the spot,
AMI the peaceful shade of ,hc ancient hills
Falls dim ON my mothers cot
IL windows arc sm III. aud Us thatch Is low,
Aud It's walls are dingy gray
Oh, ! see IL, | love it., Wherever 20 -
That old house Ear away.
The clock ticks on the parior wall,
Recording the passing hours
And the pet geranium grows rank and tall,
With is brilliant scarlet Bowers:
And The old straw chair, 50 cozy and low,
Where mother sits knitting all the day,
Oh see 1t, have IL, wherever go,
That dear old house far away!
Dear mother - how plainly sec you now
Hcclining in that old arm chair,
With thc sunset resting on her brow,
That once was 80 sinosth AMI fair.
see her dark eyes now grow dim.
see her dark hair grow gray;
Oh, my heart is with her, wherever go,
In the old house far awayl
Not all the luxurics earth affords,
The riches of land and sra
For all the world or rarth's naughty lords
Could not blot from my memory
Tn, roof that shelters each dear, dear bed,
Aud the humble noor of clay,
Whore the feet love are wont to tread,
In the Old house far away.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-27
The Supreme Court.

The Judiciary Committee of the House
has reported bill re-organizing the Su-
preme Court, as an amendment 10 the Senate
bill, 1t constitutes circuits as follows LIST,
Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hamp-
shire, aud Maine, as now 2nd. Vermont,
and New York, as now; 3rd. New Jersey,
and Pennsylvania, as now; 4th. Maryland,
Delaware, Virginia. and North Carolina
9th. South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama. Mis-
siSsippL and Florida; 9th. Louisiana, Ar
kansas, and Tennessee 7th. Ohio, Ken
lucky and Michigan; sth. Indiana, Illinois,
end Wisconsin; 9th. Minnesota, Iowa, Mis-
couri and Kansas. Except tho last three
circuits, they are constituted as by the SEN
ate bill. Michigan is added to the seventh
circuit. Illinois is taken from. the ninth
areult, and put, instead OF Michigan, in the
sighth circuit
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The Ne. Doneison prisoners at


chicago They Abandon their Profess
SlonS at inionism -- Northern Traitors
Encouraging their Rebellion,
Iuy Chicago Journal of Saturday week
says the prisoners at Camp Douglas, near
that city, have changed their tune:
week ago those prisoners were tame
d'spirlted and covering They shrunk
away abashod when confronted with the
superior intelligence of the North. They
were quiet, meek, and modest Hundreds
openly declared that they were tired of
lighting, and that the South was clearly in
the wrong.
Behold the change produced in one short
week The modest half-starNed, conquered
soldier is now a loud-mouthed impudcnt.
brawlmg rebel lie talks Southern rights,
and cNpatatcs upon Southern prowcss with
a hazcn front, and with a shake of the head
truly imperous, lie Swaggers and struts
and looks defiance, the while cursing aboli,
uonlstS and damnng mggers. Everywhere
III al! parts OF the camp, was this spirit OF
Violence apparent. We could scarcely be,
l!eve onr cars, aud in doubt, we extended
our researches, hut only TO meet with new
proofs al every step,
What has produced this result? Two
causes, One of these is the Kindness and
sympathy Of our loyal citizens the other
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-27
WHAT SUTLERS ARE TO SELL.

TuE bill which passed tho House on the
10th nit, contained the following list of ar
tjcles which Suffers will be permitted to
sell when it goes into effect: Apples, dried
apples, oranges, figs, lemons, butter cheese,
milk, syrup, molasses, raisius, candles, crack
erS, wallets, brooms, comfortcrs, boots,
pocket looking glasses, pins, gloves lather,
tin wash-basins, shirt buttons, horn and
brass buttons, newspapers, books, tobacco,
cigars, pipcs, matches backing backing
brushes, clothes brushes tooth brushes,
hair brushes, coarse and fine combs. emery,
crocus, pocket handkerChiefs, stationery, ar
NOR OIL sweet oil, rotten stone, razor strops,
raIors, shaving soap, soap, suspeuders,
scissors, shocstriugs, needles, thread, knives
pencils, and Bristol brick.
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beautiful COMPLEXION.

Doctor Thomas +. Chapman will send to all who
wish it free of charge), the Recipe and full drec-
tions for making and using a beautiful vegetable
Balm, that will efectually remove Pmples, Blotch.
es, Tan Freckes, etc, etc. leaving the skin smooth
clean, and beautiful also full directions for using
Pelatreau's Celebrated Stimulant, warranted 10
start full growth Of Whiskers, or a Mustache, in
less than thirty days. Either Of the above can be
obtained by return mail, by addressing with stamps
for return pestage( DIR. Thomas T. Chapman,
Practical Chemist, sSl Broadway, New York
Mcbl3-t5m2.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-27
EARMs GIVEN AwAYi

Mr.. VIM. McKim proposes to dispose Of his lands
in this county at a merely nominal price.
He will sell the south half of the north-we quar-
terof section 20, town 8, range 10, containing 80
acres for five hundred dollars. Said land has been
thoroughly Gitched and drained at an expense Of
SPAS!
He viii also sell the south half Of the southwest
quarter Of section 80, town 6, range IL, at the ssns
Enquire Of H. H. DODGE, Attorney at Law, Per-
rysburg, Ohio
Also for sale large number Of Town Lots, both
here and in the OF Millgrove, with and without
improvements, together with several yslasoe
Farms. u. n. HOD"t-
Perrysburg, Nov. 10 1859.
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TO FARMERS.
rIN ~ n r. DV MI

With new ani improved machinery, are now in
the most perfect condition to do your grinding of
all kinds, in the best manner, at the shortest no
tee. With many years experience in the business,
the best OF machinery, and experienced aud com
petent mllers, we will not fail to give good salts
faction TO all who may favor with their patron
age. And, while we gratefully acknowledge the
generous patronage extended us during the past
many years we you no effort shall be spared
10 merit a continuance Of your hvors.
.5sf~ The highest market price a, all times paid
fOr Wheat. DICKS 4 JOHNSON,
tSn Hav@es o,y, FEB IL. ~.
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| pMINIsTRAroR's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
this day been appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor Of the estate OF Lorenzo Maine late of Wood
County, Ohio, deceased. All pcrsops owing or
having claims against said esa viii govern them
selves accordingly. SANUEL MAIN,
March 18th, 1852 2.-ijw3. AGEu.ish,a,or,
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,aNe Wv, u,l' ,,;n, on fr Iibcrate .heir
- -. ',i,.,,, tho,n =, an5 C,r the turtber
r,,',, ,j,a, H., cnvernn,,,ni has fine ri,,b,
=, a., sor'..so f,r deronce of All ia c,,i.cns
.,,j ,snoc;,llv oC ali who dosirc ~ aid tho
C,verb,nrnt Isront the alleged sovereign
90 NJ those rcbels, thcv are s;lnrlvau organ
BOD moh no more no less
rho rcutlsm,n say, a, Is for ',o Const
,,.;nn g. ow The. ,,o., II,,,ou e,vs ho
rosnncts his oath To snoo,rt the Chnstitn.
t.op or tbs United Sf,te, Stl,1 dn.
M dopbt bis sincerity A., nor s,,,l ii
INV place in NV pla,e E., tsl, tho ,,,n,lcn,u
that he violates either his oith or the Coz.
stitntion wh,n he rcrusss his assent t,su.h
lsrrislation as he canqo. approve. and re-.
spectrully dens his ri.rht to saw that am
NOT actinr i'm conformity ia my oath f. SAN
port the Constitution ---
Mr.. WApSWORru. Ill not.
Mr. BINGHAM. Thcu misup I,rsl,,l
the gentleman.
Mr. WADSWORTU / certainly would
not treat the gentleman othalT,s, thar.
with courtesy. and clugot iuprinc ia
what sentence of my rcml.ls the gentle.
man drew such an inference.
Mr.. BINGHAM. lam very rl,l ~ lt,,v.
the gentleman did not. mlg' lmyc ms.
apprchenlcI his remarks i, that rpspcct.
T.. l. q
Government to usc o.h,.,yN. Tore. i4un,cl.
sary to crush ont this TREASON AMI to r-i4'.
out cvcrvthin- that stand. in IN. ,y.y. 90,
our arms TO use whatcvc- ist m,ana will
tend to strengthen th, Gpvrwmcpt ami
what ever wi tend to weaken tIa - my
Does not every geurrmal know i Mi.
the intolligonc, of the ma VIII, do,s n,l
lxuow--tb9, tbcrc are g,nr millions nr rp.
slavcd mon, who dig Che t,,u.h,sanI build
tho fortihratious of In, clamv WI, cult
vate their fields. gather their crup and tlr.
nish them the broad on which uav live.
would Glts To- see IN, man raise hero in h;a
place and say THAT il ,vonld moi wcalhen
the enenv to taio from th.m th,se rou,.
millions Of men who tim. furnish ihr;r s,r.
port. | would like to see thn man who
would EXPRESS il ms his rouyirr.on th,t il
would not weaken tho ,oomv to tol,p lr,n
them ono.thirl thoir ronulrtfo, mi thot
portion of their rn6rln,ion wbosn bb,r
provides solc'vani cxcIpsiv,l, olr,,st f..
ihcm the rnpans or srLsi,t.,,,., rhcv.p,;,rhi
.slnost as we'll undertake. f., 10. william,
In, BRIGHT hpayau aLoyo A, ,,,, Gucl v..,l
thc Efc-yiyiur hrc,th ,r thr lIr,.,It,.
now come f., th,. .,i},,.. ,,,r. ,,I.l H.,
sire to be very hrior upnn u G,,,fl,,,,,.
tail, about ,ht ri,l,ts. ,f ,,r -r,,,s Ih'a,I
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