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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15
Good Remarks.
(FrOm the wheslIpg ob.ervor.J

AAEohA Gua WHgsuuk Opa1ENNH-I
In passing from under the municipal
control of Eastern Virginia, it is neither
the expectation nor desire of our people
to become the enemies Of the old State !
They will never forget that her history is
their histOry-that she Is 'sthe mother Of
States and statesmen"-that they share
in the achievements of her distinguished
sons nor will they ever cease 70 pray
that she may may again become honored,
great and-p0Werful among the States Of
the Union Separation is the way to
lasting and permanent peaca For the
last thirty years there has been q better
understanding between Virginia and
Massachusetts, than there has been be-
tween the Eastern and Western portions
Of Virginia herself. The antagohislic
interests Of the two sections are such that
they can never again be harhouiously
united under one State government.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15
Ths Combined Moysmsne on Rich


"A correspondent of the Philadelphia led,
ger writes from Washington, under date OF
December G, as follows 'aia.l t',..'S +. =.
r''The plans for the capture of Richmond,
now IN progress Of execution, appear to be a
diversion of the rebel army ny demon
stratiou on the south side of Richmond,
while General Burnside moves upon it by
way of fredericksburg. The expedition
under General Banks, and the one which
left Fortress Monroe yesterday, will, pro-
badly, act together in this demon.
strAtion, and land cavalry force
Of ten er twelve thousand in the
vicinity Of Hamilton's Landing These will
scour the country on the south side, and
finally unite with our forces at Weldon;
but how we are to cross the James River,
when we arrive opposite the rebel Capital,
is not clear. It is not the intention,
hear, to assail Fort Darling at all on the
land side, but merely to move around ii;
but really, it this is the case, can not
see how our forces are to march upon
Richmond, when the James River would
be between our troops and that city. Per-
haps, as stated above, the move will be
simply for the purpose Of divertiug the at
tentiOn of the rebels from the Fredericks-
burg route, and thus leave an easy con-
quest of the Capital for Burnside"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15

WalElnE up from their Dreams.

whisky is selling in Augusta, Georgia,
according to the dOlefnI complaints Of the
!SsatHeL, at ''fifty cents = drink The
.SentiaeI adds. 4le
"Noue but Congressman or a Major
General can afford to get drunk at preseni
prices. Any poor man who made himself
topper for lack of sense will have TO be
come sober for the lack Of cents"
This state Of things accounts possibly
for the ''peaeen rumots which have been
coming up from the South lately. The
"sOber seeOud thought Of the too long ia.
toxieated rebels, begins to assert itselE-
There must, we suppose, be an interval Of
''sOre heads;7 but with "Whisky at ffty
cents drink" repentance draws nigh in
the South.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15
.lIlIIliIs IliIsHEEP9IRON. q

100 5REs sssss JS39. s'.ss IN SG@ssT aS S
- a.. IS q Vfs Ihept iron tor sTaPoFasing pans
$50 %. mIpRErHkBRos k2N
J =. u .lrl--l. = asrLltIls.lL. n .1Iaa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15
From .h. Now York rrtsans.
West Virginia.


Our Democratic sympathizers with the
Shareholders Rebellion-tnot with It's
aVOwed purpose Of dissolVing the Union,
but with what they regard as its tHusiutent
of reducipg the Free States 70 . more COM
plete Vassalage to the SLAVE PoWer)LaFe
taking gEound against the erection and ad-
mission. of the new Slater Of West Virginia
as unconstitutional. Let us look into this.
Virginia, as embodied In or represented
in the State Government in power at Rich
mond. claims TO have seeded from aud to
be no longer a member Of the Federal
Union. This Virginia claims TO have unit
ted her destiny with JEFF. DaVis's "Confed-
eracy," whereof she is a leading member.
And she claims by hersact of Secession to
have taken With her every foot Of the ter
ritbry formerly known as Virginia, incIud-
iug that large section Which is still loyal
and devoted to the Union. Ifthis Assump-
tiou is true, Wheeling, whore no Rebel flag
ever hoated, and whose people are all but
unanimously loyal, is no longer city Of
the United States, aud Its people are Justly
exposed to the pains and penalties Of Irea-
son for resisting aud defying the authority
Eof- JeH Davis 3 Co. ' 1-''as
Where Is The man even pretending to be
lOYei,to the United StAtes ,Nhonpholds this
assumption2 He must be nearly related to
~ Udited Stat am J . lieet Who. aSking q
Union soldier to what regiment be belong
ed, and being answered The Tth loyal
YirEipia," rejoined, Pou ought to b fght-
ing on tke otlEs,. yia1ie.H g. TO- III
Yet there are barely two rival hypotheses
to this oframpant tressou L. That which
regards the luSurgent States as having
eommitted suicide bE their treason ard 70
be NOW merely Federal territory, slbjset
as such 70 reoFganizatiouRn and readmisston;
q. That which regards them ~ .stiit exist
.Ita4I8o 4 Eu,ILCd .EOETf5 sFYla
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= TIE Rochester Ekprssi pithiIy observes,
ia view Of the resolutions oEIeted in the
House Of Representatives, BY Yallandig-
baml sFd5oh RHd Coz, that the great
psrlo $ ! < tlea eF7tp be urged dari1g
AZ u g % Be now before Con-
atess le Lits 10 g der treason safe and
.HeAi.i Hek ~ Fsssps los is 81 .l..
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8aIlggHtFlli8Rtlfere
TERMS OF ADvERr1s1NG.
fWELyrsoL1p LISEs or NoSpaasn, ION 'o,t rscz 40,
LE88, NAKR SoukRE

Two 4 90 0ns Month"; 90
5ilEeS payH,..--. ! 2S Two MoEths;.......... %
1St s 60 Three Months 10 90
61ye DAys............ 1I6 Six bonths 90
one one % ons Year., 90
S9-SPpcIAL NoEIcEs Double the above rates.
AAFfarly Advertising on reasonable tarrns aoeor-
ng 70 The space occupied and the number Of changes
acknowledgements from trAnsisnk persons or strsng
ers, 70 be paid for in advance. -
Business Cards not exceeding hVe lines $40 pei year
oE ~ for sx months, but for Shorter period nofnF
viii be counted iess than q square, F7-e
The privilege OF Annual Advertising q limited TO
the ne AdTerttserHs own Immediate bnineas; and all
Advertisements for the beneht Of other prisons a
Eell a. AL legal and advertisements
sales and real estate sent by them mus
be paid for At the usual rAtes = 2.
Advertisements not accompanied with writes
airections will b inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meeting. to be charged In all
Marriages, Notices of Funerals and announcements
Of sermons, so cents each. nonTIl-'6p
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s. N. PRATHER,

FETRE FAMILY FEOUH--- 17f
IL 50 barta,l fEiDt0l 1IllI EulIlt8 wheltY .la-
81 q FkHniE % - do
UaErAHtsd VsEy SPeEiqE, ,ilt Fe7lfVs ala b
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-15

"A correspondent of the Philadelphia led,
ger writes from Washington, under date of
Dacernher q asf sffoIinvvsl. sisJ iaiu-tl Es. f.f2
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17
PREPARED By
DIR. ]. C. AVER Il Co..
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 11 per Bottle Six Bottlss for o.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such = renoun for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for Us to recount the
evidence Of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. As it has long been in constant nse
throughout this section, We need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and TINT it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found 10 do.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFAT,S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX

The high and envied celebrity which these pre-
eminent Medicines have acquired for their inyariable
efficacy in all the diseases which they profess to cure.
has rendered the usual practice Of puflng not only
unnecessary, but unworthy Of them. They are known
by their fruits; their good works testify for them.
and they thrive not by the faith OF the credulous.
IN ALL CASES OF Asthma, Acute and Chronic
Rheumatism. Affections Of Bladder and Kid.
neys. Bilious Fevers and Liver Csmplainls.
they will be found Invaluable. Planters, Farmers.
end others, who once use the Medicines, viii never
afterwa ards be without them.
Dyspe psia.-NOp person with this distr essing disease
should delay using these medicines tnomediately =
EPupaions Of the Skin. Erysipelas, Flatulencx.
Fever and ASue. For this scourge Of the western
country, these medicines will be found . safe, speedy.
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the
system subject TO- return of the diseases cure bv
these medicines is pe-manent-TRY THEM, DE sAr.
fsrfED, AND BE CURED 12f j. S1I
MeycHral Diseases.-Never fails to eradicate
entirely all the ehects OF Mercury infinitely sooner
than the nuosf powerful preparation OF Sarsapsrilla
Night, SWeats. Nervous DEBILITY. Nerve,.
Complaints Of all kinds. Orxautc Affectisr.
Palpttaion Of the Heart, Painters Choljc.
PfIes.-The original proprietor OF these medic,nes
was cured OF Piles Of Is years standing. by the use
Of these Life Medicines alone. Worms Of All kinds.
will do we'll to administer them whenever tha,,
existence is suspected. Relief will be certain.
LIFE PILLS AND HEN BlTrFRS
furify the blood, and thus remove all diseases from
the system. "A single trial will place the LIFE PILLS
ana PHOENIX BlTTERS beyond.the reach Of conpeti.
tio0 IN the estimation Of every patient.
tE@ Prepared and sold by IS
DR.. WILLIAM B., MOFFAT,
~ 80 breed,1av, cor. Worfh st.. Nes1 Yerk.
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Council BLUFFS Femaj Seminary.
JAMEs.B. RUE, PRINCIPAL.
Z BOARD OF Trustees:

D. 9. LO0ME ESQ Pres't: y. ncBRIDH, sec,v.
THOMAS OFFICER, Treasurer. @
Hon. c. BALDWIN, SAMrEr. cr1rro,v
SAMUEL s BAYLISS JAMES yI1xuUx
THO'S. II. BENTON. III SAMUEL ri 1S~r
G. ". BOYERS " n cCTrTTaH
. John T. BALDWIN, ". d. n.
sEssIONs:-The Academieai ysaris divided into
TWO sessions Of twenfy-two weeks each. The nrsf ses.
Ioolj and VIII close on the laS WEDNESDAY 81 Juns
next. The full term will commence on the mira
wednesday Of August. -. 1.Esaa'o
ERMS'-Paymen required invarlahly N .dv,res.
per naif session, Of eleven weeks, aeSollows:
ron mn e. \ :..:y....... = %
C~OLLEGIATE ss "a ssf 2.sf
MUSIO. Pianoor Guita with use 81 InstsI, s,S "a RI
~tNSrhuCTiON also given in the Preach. Iatia ana
6reek ianEnages, to thnse Desiring 1t.
So aea1ctions mads Tor sbssncs, except u esees &
p~fssr,sse4 siekneee. wgns7r
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TO ARMS! TO ARmsy

HAVING no guns Of my own on hand, I oGer i rare
II chance TO all wishing to. q
Dssposs ~ Fire .ArMs
which I propose to sell during the Emigration, at the
low rate of ten per cent.
!. Come, gentlemen, with your shootinE-irons. to the
shop of w. DUNCAN.
North side Middle Broadway, Council Buns.
April 9Th, 1869. (wlsl
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f. C. d. MCKAY,

GENERAL AGENT OF THE AMERICAN INNT.
NJ GRANT CO., for the state Of Iowa, Dcs Noine.
wa. = | - -
Communications relating to the business Of the Com.
pany IN this State should be addressed to this once and
letters containing propositions for the sale Of lands-eY-
cept when the land is situated in the counties where ,he
Company are already negotiating for Public Land Grant
" not be answered. +" A"' 800 u2edam
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CAPITAL 4 P
932,30 2.9s.

For details Of investments, see small Cards and Cir.
cuIars. ,grs4H# a5,fr -
1nsurances may be effected in this old and subst.n.
tial Company ON very favorable terms "
Apply TO + n. G. Nurr. j, ~
I .n-Dweliings andFarn Property insured for . tar
'''e's "" sstess 221yl :
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l. o. O. F.

JoHS r. HlBz, Grand s,,. stacy, should be addressed
at Noshuills, Tam.
Tssass,os Lodge No, 1--Moots every Tuesday Eyen
ing, q, their Hall, on ,ae corner II Union aud SUM
n4er streets The ofhosrs foi .h9 p-cseot term, are
T, r. MoRrlde, n c., o, 6. Iesuslr, va, John II
Hide, Secretary T. l.. MaTshan, Treasurer.
TSubus Lodge, No. io--Moe.s At the same place
every Monday Evening The cfloera are Robert
Thompson, NC; r. a, Campbell, V.O,; Horny AT.
pie, Secretary D 4. Bfown, Treasurer.
s.ailsv Lodgs, No. s0-Mocls az their Hall, South
Cherry street, every Friday ayeriug The officers
are #; j. ?. Henley, Nc; o, G. Covert, We, I, h.
Iladoa. secretary W, NJ, Mallory, Treasurer.
As.era lodge, Ne les, (oermaal- Meets at the
Hall, coruor OF Union aud summer streets every
Thursday Evening. Tue Officers are II, Doub,lbei
g.; Charles Rich ,YG.i John llorberch, Secretary
20, ssiisrlo, Treasurer.
Rlsgsiy Eneamprssat, No l-Mcets at the above Hail
IN the nrH and third Wednesdays of each month.
rms officers are o, s. Iesucur, or. J, EsMns HIP.
r. H. Mcbride, s.w.i p, II Coleman, J.W,; r. Il Nc
sven, scribe a. n Cuttor, Treasurer.
olirs BrancA FeRoampm-pi, No. i-M,ea At Ga,
hove Han ON the second and fourth Wednesday
lshts VI each month The ofaoers are r. Lehman
l.P.; Jas T Boil, HP.i Honly Apple, s.w.; l., h
hitchcock, J.w. y c MOss, scribe J. n, ward
'rsesuror
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NEWS FROM THE REBEL CAPITAL.

E''iF I've osAhgioh NaiioHoi hcpHbNcdH
We had the good fortune TO get hold
last evening, Of copy of the Richmond
ETamiper OF July 4. IL has an account of
the battle of Tuesday more than confirm
ing the previous accounts of the slaurb.
ter Of the rebels on that dav.
The Examiner says that the rebel killed
and wounded in all the battles amount
to "at ioas,'15,O00.
II SAYS that in the fight Of Tuesday
Major WALKER, Of the Fifteenth Virginia
Regiment, was killed, and The Colonel
(AUGUST) wounded Gen. ANDERSON is
reported to have been injured by a
she'll.
Northern newspapers, captured from
Union soldiers, are advertised for sale
Confederate stocks rose from 90 10 81
as a result of the battles. These prices
are paid IN Confederate note currency.
SLInELL writes that he expccts tho
immediate recognition Of the Confed-
eyecy by the French Emperor
The rebels believed that the Now York
Seventh Regiment was In the late battles.
The Examiner talks about the "prob
able capiiulation" of Gen. McCleilan's
army.
IL says that the rebels captured at the
White House 1872, 600 rounds of assorted
cartridges, 75 boxes Of shell, Sc.
OF the markets at Richmond, il re-
ports "snap beans" at two dollars Der
half peck cabbage at one dollar or one
dollar and twenty cents per head,
and "not large at that :" and peas, with
out looking at fifty cents per half peck.
The currency in which such prices are
paid need sink but little lower to be-
come utterly worthless.
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Explanation Of the Departure orthe
French Princes.

Persons who are said to be in the con-
hdence Of the French princes attribut
their Temporary absence from the army
TO family affairs Of very pressing ma
ture. II is supposed that the Duke Of
Montpensier, who since his marriage
with Spanish princess. has seriously
entertained the hope TO be called some
day or another TO the government of
Mexico, either as q king or as president
finding the opportunity a favorable one,
has summoned all the members OF his
family in order 10 consider the matter
together and 20 take their advice. The
French princes had received their uncle's
letter three or four weeks ago but did
not deem it their duty 10 leave until cir
cumstances allowed them to do so with
out disrespeot for the distinguished gem
eral under whose orderers they were, and
the brave army in whose ranks they
had the honor TO serve. They intend 70
return to thtir post as soon as the impor-
tant business which calls them home
shall be settled,
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POstOmces Re.OPcned ia Tennessee
Nashville, Davidson county.
Murfreesboro', Rutherford county.
Jordau's Valley (Christiana), Ruther-
ford county.
Fostervine, Rutherford county.
Gallatin, Sumner county.
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery county.
Springfield, Robertson county.
Franklin, Williamson county.
Columbia, Maury county.
Shelbyville, Bedford county.
Lebanon, Wilson county.
Waterstown, Wilson county
Smithyille, DeKalb county.
Liberty, DeKalb
Alexandria, DeKalb
Palmetto, Bedford
Jennings Forks, Smith county.
Gordonsville,
New Middleton Smith county
Mitchelsyille, Sumner county.
Sycamore Mills, Cheatham county.
Ashland City, Cheatham county.
Lafayette, Macon county.
Memphis, Shelby county.
Savannah, Hardin county.
The above list will be kept standing
in our columns, and added to from day
to day, as other Offices are re.opened
We would suggest to papers in Northern
States the propriety Of copying the abov
list az least once a week.
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In appears that wives were even more
expensive luxuries in ancient times. The
following is an authenticated list of the
most famous jewels Of Roman ladies':
Faustina's finger ring was worth two
hundred thousand dollars; Domitia's
ring, three hundred thousand dollars
C@sonias bracelet, four hundred thous-
and dollars; Poppea's Caesars wife, ear
rings, "above suspicion" one million
two hundred thousand dollars Labina's
diadem, one million two hundred thous-
and dollars.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Shsris-Jamea NJ Hinton Dsp"tiO'-Thomas Hob
son and j. X. Buchanan
RsglNsr-Phiness Garrett.
TI1.slss-w. Jasper Taylor
Csvons-N X. Beche'.
RaaOsr-John Corbht.
Revenue Couesior-J G. Briley.
Rairood Tar Coliscior--w d Robertson.
o0s,abls, Jor ne Nashville Dishiet-Johu d, Gowor
and n Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
Jadgs-Hon James whltw1rh.
olGk-P. Lindsey Nichol
Ss- The Judges Court meets the FIRST Monday In
each month, aud tho Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, s held the arst Mon
dag in January, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT,
JsIgs-Hon. Nathaniel Baxter
c1srt-DAvid C Love.
az Tho Court meets the ant Montay in March
and September,
CRIMINAL COURT,
.Nags-Hon william K Turner.
Cgsrk-chArlSs f. Dsgons.
~ The Court meets the Arst Monday iu April Au
gus. and December.
cHANcERY COURT.
ClaHs.lor--Hon Samuel d. Frisrsou
ClsrL and Masias,-J. 4. cleaves.
Sc The Court neeb the arst Monday in Nay and
November,
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPENSARY.

1--WE attention % cilgens, strHnguTs and others Wis
a ting Nashville, reqyirng m'tlial aid, h respect
nlly called 20 THIS on', No ~ 4oa1arck street, SEQ
ond aoor between Chcrry aud tAo square
Dr. COLEMAN i7 an Ola pracpuonss Of medicinei hn
almost unlimited experience aud Aiterng success
FOR many years pest, ID ,ha treatment Of rRvArn pn
sass has induce him D. devote hE undivided atteu
uan % Al disease iOf CO., nature, Many canos Of
The most invcterats character have promptly yielded
20 bis improved method OF treatment
Primary secondary Tertiary and Hereditary syph'
Ills Gouurrhoca, Glcl, and all dis, Of he gents
and urinary organt, mGet with 90 resistance 10 hh
vomidiea.
female irrsgulariurs and nlnrtiunal lsdorHnge
mcnts Of the Womb, and tho disrts5 arising iron
6oatatun aud M man. 81 nar,sritun.
kVeiy case ui Reiuclble Rupture, Hnd of fica "A
Prolapsus OF the Reotum, and most lascs OF FstuiA
can be CURED BY a process nearly painless ~ either
Of the latter cases ID un utSGu ? nr, Oulomas,
cure "a tnudr1atls uaIranii careful eKamlnuiicd
always pauecnta the necessary cations Oi suocsff o.
f1ilure BY hts improved method oi Operating
pcrsons of either sex applying u person % by letter
describing easel an thc arst sympoms OF any acute
ipcoihc disease, can be curcd Ia ul,si cases by the
ahoFuye method, 10 forty eight tours
strict confidence, prompt attention, and moderate
chargca, will govern him with hs patrons
A. No mercury usHd no on. tr.silucut OF usaersa
disease AZ be believes on most cHaoa) produces
worse disease than that q m given % care.
once hours iron oight IN lho morning tnl nine IN
The eyoninE. Jan 10, 'o2-iy
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comparative Osses of the tebeI
and Loyal Armiss.

The Utica q. " Herald makes some
very striking calculations on the ability
of the Rebel and loyal States, to sustain
their respective losses in war. 1t says
Their loss, admitting it to be the same
as ours, bears fourfold the ratio to their
entire white population, Their loss
must be much greater than ours. If we
have lost twenty thousand and they
have lost thirty thousand in the eight
days battles, our loss will be one 10
each thousand of our population, while
their loss will be one to eUe,y one hundred
and si1ty-Secel persons of their white pop
ulation, if we reckon it at five millions.
Such a terrific loss, without favorable
result, must be an awful blow 10 the Sc
coded States--a sapping of their mill
tary power, directly and indirectly, of
most serious extent.
In addition to this, we must remember
that the white population Of the South is
decreasing continually. The increase Of
population from births is fearfuIly di-
minished in the revolted- States, owing
10 the complete disco ion Of soci-
ETY., and the largely humber Of
marriages, and the tepctioa Of the
young and active mt Of society
while immigration is totally cut oil. No
foreigner and no native of the Free
States will come "a tley once did, by
thousands. On the othershand, we hear
of mulutudes leayir Ie reyolted States,
in order to fly from The horrors of civil
war. The loyal States, on the other
hand, are increasing their population as
fast as ever Thus the disparity of pop
ulation between the loyal and revolted
districts is increasing every day and al
ways in favor Of the loyal districts. We
can better afford 70 lose three men, or
four men, than the rebels can lose one.
A millionaire can better sustain the loss
of thousand dollars, than beggar can
afford TO lose a shilling.
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NO. 81

OF any natural curative property. Such
IS The opinion Of all the chemists who
have analysed it, But if the cures are
not no, owing the natural property il follows
That II must be brought about by some
supernatural property. The cures are
the work Of God. The lady in white
seen aud heard by the girl Bernadette il
the blessed Virgin GIbgpaRTs Messsn-
GER
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GensraI order. No. 10.
HEADQUARTERs u. S. FoRcEs, }
Nashville, July 3, 1862 (

HEADQUAErERs u. S. FoRcEs, }
Nashville, July B. 1929
All United States soldiers in this city
and the country around, who are enter
tanned al private hospitals, hotels, board
ing houses, or private houses, and not I'M
der treatment at United States Hos
pital, will report themselves At these
Headquarters without delay, or be con-
sidered deserters.
In cases Of serious disability from
wounds or sickness which may prevent
obedience to this order, the soldier must
furnish a certificate Of a physician Of
good standing, describing his case.
by command,
Coz. JSo. +. MmLER,
Commanding Post
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COMMITTED to Jail

OF Davidson county, June 10th, 1852, negro mau
~ Who tays hs name ~ MILTON says he belongs
70 Joseph Carter, u Marshall county, Ana age about
% years weighs 100 pounds feet inches high ;
color black scar by burn above tho right wrist -
1be owner Is requested @ come forward, prove pro-
per,y, aud pay charges the law directs.
j. NJ. HINTON
jrnelS 81 Sheriff aud Tailor ID C.