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Dr.. Kings Dispensary



"a ,,g-T7aiza Or KING Formerly Of New York, 10
Ih - The last four years OF Louisville, X
- and who has devoted bis alteutiOlta
the treatment Of private diseases tor 30 years dattcl
himself having attended % practice Tor 90 maui
years, and cured 90 many th0gHandF, be "a enabled q
cure al di9eases OF private nature, matter h0W
bud they may DO ron iuudlcOus medica treatment,
or from neglect OF theiroNu. pr. klngs uspensarvD
No l3 frederick street. between Cherry and iau "a care
eooud story, where be cures al diseases Of private
nature
Goaofhea cured witbogt nausoous uedleiues or 10.
sHereuce With business
STRUCTURES ct Old recent date, ehectuslly cured
4 feW dayt, BY an operation which CAUSES 10 pain,
Whore Structure eKrta health cannul be- ea6yed'
Perhaps no disease causes m0fa mischief and undsa
mnea the constitution 30 much.
syphilis With al he diseases OF the skin, gf0Wiul
out Of neglect Or bad treatment, can b. eHectunlly
cured 10 a tew days.
Ssuand Wsasllsif -Particuiaf attention haytug been
given W This disease, and an thu consequences KrOnI
out Of ~, brought ON Ia many by the Destructive
habits OF inconsldefate youths aud excessive nduf
fonoe OF the passions, neFect OF which will under
mine The constitution, rendering she auhlect unat fo
business or aocioiy, ando unF premature old afe.
Iemalea Who may be lalnung v no auy dinCuitF o
DO WOMB aay rost assured Immediate relief
Poraona residing abroad, BY Writing and stating thou
case, With afao enclosed, direct % d. a. King No
DladeIcE street., NASHVILLE Tenn. will hayath8 aoosa
GarF medicines sent 90 their aldross Omno boa
rom o'oook "a ths uafaiag saith IA tua ss5aias,
ulTla-igassI
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Justices Court.

JOINS BROWNE, pltl,J IN a suit before G.. NJ
SuuiAgata. Ia tlre of Pence
Fasr, Don for Davidson County, Tenn
The plaintiff, Johu Browne Ia this action having
obtained Attachment against the defendant, A
fisc, and issued 20 Constable John 10. Cover and re
turned by him, levied sundry art clos OF Chattes
belonging 10 tho drtendant and motion Of plain
tla, % appearing 20 tho H4tisiaction of aid Justice
that the defendant b. nonresident Of the state OF
lounes'c. 70 b. ordered that publication be made for
four suCce7 sive weeks in now paper pubhe 10 The
city Of Nashville called tlc "UnirA,n warning the
defendant so appear before fad Justice on The nth
day Of september, 1862 and plead, answer, or domur
Co sah attachment, Otherwise the Gaze will De- rot
down lor trial eI rarte on that day.
a. IA, SOUTHGATT Up
August 7lh ls62-ltw. pc Toe, $500
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TnEATRr.--"T viyandiere = or, the
Daughter of the Regiment, piece speci-
ally suitA for the amusement Of the
military and the exigencies Of tho times,
viii be the principal feature Tonight
together with the always acceptable
Young Widow" DUFFIELD win sing a
Gavoriie song, and Miss CONSTANTINE will
execute favorite dance-surely enough
for one night, and we anticipate well
filled house.
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parnealar Nonee.

Mr., c. d. WHirINo has assumed the
control Of our city subscription list. He
will see that the UNION is delivered regn-
larly to city subscribers every morning.
He will also make collections promptly,
at least every two weeks. No money
taken but Tennessee or par funds.
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Marshal's Sale.

DN virtue Of two wriia Of i "a, TO me directed o.,
ID the Circuit Court OF the United States, Tor thy
Middle District OF Tennessee, i, T., r. GAscock Mar.
shat IN aud for AID District, viii exposc for sale pub
lcly 90 the hrheBt bidder, the 18th day OF Onto
ber 1902, at the Court House door, iH the city OF
Nashville, an the right, title, clam, aud Interest
which John Mckinley has in and a. tIp follow ing
described lots or parcels Of land IN the town OF Mur
freeaboro Rutherford county State of Tennessee 90.
gelher with the building and Improvements on Che
same NiE Cot containing by estimation $3.50 square
feet fronting - feet on Che publiC square iu Muf-
frccsboro, running back northWard nom said Square
l50 feet without building on 49, vested 90 said j, r.
McKioey by deed registered In book OF the Regis.
ter Of Rutherford county, page Goa also O lot tess
mated In the original plan Of said town OF Murreef
bOrO as No TO- beginning a. stake, southeast corner
OF said lol running thence West $50 feet 10 stake
thence west N - feet 90 W. g. EctChor'7 corner
thence north 90 cet 60 stake On the street, thenro
east with the street 20 the northwest corner OF the
Presbyterian Church lot thenco sonh 100 feet 20 the
beginning, vested IN said NICK inley by deed register
Ell in book B, page b3l Doe n MurirfoaborO, bound
ga o. follows beginning with stake "a feet north of
said Mckinley southwest corner OF lot purcha- vd
from Junrs thence west lSlS feet 20 ttr street,
thence north oOs feet 90 stake, ith said street,
corner OF Dot formerly owned by iletcher, thence cast
85ii feet Co stake, thence aon;h 20 he beginning,
vested ia said Mckinley hy deed registered n book &,
p1E3 1905 aud lOt bounded a3 follows beginning on
northwest cornof Of a Dot owned by James Mcdowell,
Is. No. running thence nOrih with the street % feet 90
The corner OF the street, thence east Hth the street
10 feet TO stake, thence south 90 cci 10 stake on
said Mtnowell'a hue, thonr' vert with said line q.
feet 10 The beginning, tod Ga fld Mckinley by
decd registered ia book o., pages $40, 3tl said pro
perty being levied upon % satisfy judgment LOO favor
0i DE- Courcy, lllourcade o.. against j. r. Mckin
| ley, and "a Judgment ia favor of Mead0r and Co
against Hail Mckinley, rendered in sald Court ol
the 30th day OF April, 1909, aud on The lst day %
o. D. GLASGOW.
scmalu e. S. Marshal, NJ. 4. 2,
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CHARLES h. GREEN, Agent,
No, 80, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

1NHIs AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for tho
successful prosecution and settlement OF H..
mands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, is conductors having had several
years experience IN the management Of claims no
fore Congress- the Court Of Claims. and the Eyecn.
tive Departments al Washington, and being thor
onghly acquainted and familiar with the laws and
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular afternoon viii DO given TO cases ars.ue
out Of tho present war, including tho accounts of
States, Contractors, and Dsbarsiue Oalcors Of tho
War and Navy Departments, and for - Collect-
ings Drilling, ana Organizing vols
umteers,N the reimbursement Of which d author.
lied By an act Of Congress- CLAIMS FOR INDEM.
| NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOR
| PUBLIC USES OR FOR DAMAGES TO SUCH
| PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost in the service, and or
military Fay, Pensions, ana bounty
Land.
! We give special attention 70 procuring Pen.
sionss HOuDties, ETC., acoruing 20 Soldiers
who have been wounded contracted ~ easo Or tho
families Of snoh have died, or been Killed while In
the discharge Of their line Of dry such during tho
present war
Special care win also be giyon 10 claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
| by the departments or Hnetlclaaaaly nEanagea
Prompt attention also given TO tie collection Of
Quartermaster's Receipts given for Properly taken
tor the use Of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
andcoiloctng Claims against the ooartsrmasier's Ne
| partment
An Claims placed ia our hands receive our Prom,
Personal Attention, thereby occurring man,
| which, In the hands Of en- Attorney az my distan
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from This decided advantage, oui daily inter
course with all the Dopartmonts enables ~ In mos
cases 10 obtain decisions much more speedily tina,
where al Communication aud other neces7ary deief
must DO conducted through the mails.
To this ond, We solicit you to forward 10 us any o.
al cases ofauch character you may from time 20 tim
have presented, and, aa Is onr custom, we will nr
nish you With all The necessary blanks and. whsl
required, instructions
no charge made iu any case unless successful.
Adirrss' CHARLES H. GREEN.
No. % Cherry street
aN.a NI.
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HEADQUARTERs PRovosr GUARD,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 9;h, l862,i
From this date, the sale Of intoxica-
ting liquors, (spirituous, malt or vinous)
wholesale or retail, publicly or privately,
is forbidden in the city of Nashville and
vicinity.
This order is positive, and applies
alike TO Hotel, Restaurant, Saloon Bar
room, Grocery and Groggery, and any
violation Of Il will be summarily pun
ished. ALYAN c. GILLEM,
Col lst Tenn. nifty
sepl0-5t Pr0pod Marshal.
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SAVE Your MONEY. these war
times il is the duty Of all TO save as
much as possible; % per cent of your ex-
penses can be saved by exchanging your
Greenbacks for Tennessee money as in
a majority Of cases s. in the best Ten
ncssee Bank bills viii go quite as far as
IS in any other money. This exchange
can be made on the best terms at the In
surance Office Of w. J. MARI on College
street Opposite Sewanee House,
Aug.27-tf
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RARE SPoRT.--There wiN be two Races
(Trotiing Maiches) over tie Nashville
Course to-day. The first race 10 come
of ai three o'clock.
All lovers Of good sport are invited 70
attend. CHAs. TAYLOR; P,prietp.
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DISSOLUTION.

fNHE PABTNERsnIp HERETOFORE EXISTING
4 between W. p. Bang, Geo. Dabcr aud John Rob.
erts. under the name of BANG, BABER A Co, was
this day dissolved hy mutual consent. vs.. 4. Bang
having bought The entire interest OF loo, Baher In the
Republican lianHFr Printing Esmhlishmcnt, Tho
business OF thr office will Dee attended o, as bercto.
tore, ht " ~ Rang.
NB-Wilio Ttnn., sept Sth, 1869. scplO-2t
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NASHVILLE, TENN
September 10, 1862.
Hereafter any citizen found in the
streets Of Nashville between the hours Of
o P. M. and reveille daylight without a
written pass, viii be arrested and con-
ilned. Passes 70 be ont after 0 o'clock 2
M. will only be granted at the HeadQuar-
tcrs of the Major General Commanding
By command Of
Major G General THOMAS,
ArvAN @. CULLEN,
Colonel lst Tennessee Inf,
sepl2 Provost Marshal
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AN subscribers in arrears to the NASH
vile DAny UNION are respectfully re-
quested TO pay the Route Agent OF call
and settle at the Office, or their paper will
be discontinued
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The city is.being placed in the strong
est possible condition of defence. We
may regard 1t as virtually imprognable
against any assault that the rebels could
possibly make upon IL for weeks, even if
they have such scheme in contempla-
ton, which is doubtful Our author-
ties, however TO guard against all con
tingenoies, have erected Qualifications,
mounted with magnificent guns, manned
by skillful artillerists, who have seen hot
service, and feel confident Of being able
to NOW down BRAG0's whole force, should
il be hurled against as. On whatever
side the rebels may choose to approach
they will receive terrific storm Of shot
and she'll which will enectually repel
them. And fight here would be certain
10 involve the destruction Of millions
and millions Of dollars worth Of property
belonging 10 rebels. An attack on this
place would necessarily bring with il the
needless destruction Of property without
any corresponding advantage 10 the as
sailants, even granting their success
Nothing can prevent our complete sue.
cess except the treachery and imbecilitJ
Of our leaders; and from conversations
with them we are gratilied to believe iha
they cherish fixed determination TO re
sist the rebels at all hazards.
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STOLEN.
COLTS NAVY pISTOl
NOTICE (!

ALL ENLISTED MEN, DISCHARGE on MUS
n tered out OF seryitc, aud an Discharged Team
stcrs, will pre- ent thcmseyos immediately with thei
discharge llpers al the Quartcrmast0r's Office, 40
10 Chrrry STREET To procure transportation 20 thci
place of enlistment Trains will run out to-day an,
10 morrow, by which they viii Co.
By order of MAI-GEN. BUELL..
j. d. BINGHAM,
sow 0th is62-3t Capt ami 40 NJ.
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NEW MUSIC.

Here's Y our Mule! "
A NEW COMIC CAMP SONG aud CHORUS, which
y u bound 10 be- the most popular Song 10 print,
Camp Editlou can be sent by mail % any part Of tho
country, on receipt Of l5 cents 10 stamps.
As thil song has become very popular throughout
the camps Slilera aud New haper detleIs would DO
vel 10 supply tncmaolvel by the hundred ,ghch eau
br hal 40 reasonable rates,
Also, NEW SONGBs
Anur hfhft ny tnf william Hays
I'm Locking los Him nolno, ......... ~
Evaprelinc--soo aud Chorus, ....... u
Ihe Ma.dCn's Farewell OF the Soldiers natr0thed-
beautiful Ballad
Juanitai or Waneia-spondid variations
silver leaf Polka brilliant, ADD not dlmculi--by
Mas Vies
G. 4. BEAUdAN.
"a UNION STREET.,
Successor 20 G. ID. HENSON.
July l0--u
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HEADQUARTERS 1sT TGNN. CAvALRY(
NASHVILLE, TENN Aug. %, 1869,
[ Orders No. g..
All officers recruiting for this Reg imcnt,
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters a report showing the strength
of the party, present. and absent, and will
hereafter, at least once week, make a
similar report exhibiting the gain and
loss, if any, since last report
BY order Of Col. STOKES.
JoHS MURPHY, LIST Lieut.. e Adjutant,
1st Tenn. Cavalry. Aug 23-tf
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An officer desires a furnished room,
where lodging may be had and pleas
ant home secured, -
Please address Drawer G5 Post Office.
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We have large quantity Of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper,
which we viii dispose Of at 40 cts. per
hundred.
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Shocking Tragedy Two Soldiers
Shot.

Shot.
A revolving murder was committed on
Broad street yesterday afternoon, which
resulted in the instant death of one sol
lier and the mortal wounding of another,
both soldiers being members Of the Nine
tenth Illinois Volunteers. The MUIR
derer was Riley Fields, carpenter and
formerly secne-shifter at the Theatre,
One version Of the affair is, that the two
soldiers were sitting on the dOor-steps of
house, which was occupied by Mrs.
Hall, disreputable woman, with whom
Riley was very intimate. The woman
ordered them oil, and they refused to 60,
when Fields fred from the window with
revolver, shooting both the soldiers in
the head. One of them was killed in
stantly, and the other is probably dead
by this time. The news spread instant
ly through the Streets and for whil'
fearful excitement prevailed. The com
rades Of the murdered men, who lay
weltering in their blood, gathered in i'm
mediAtely, and seizing Fields, fastened
rope around his neck, and were abont t.
hang him on the spot; but cooler cOun'
sells prevailed, and he was delivered &c
the officers. The woman's house wa
fred and burned TO the ground. Thu
woman's version Of the tragedy is, tha
the soldiers were trying TO break dow
the door, and were threatening her witt
violence, when Riley interposed and sho
them.
Fields has wife and children, AM
also one child by his paramonr. Iii
trial has not yet taken place, and he
kept in close confinement. That no vic
lenco was done him by the soldiers,
most wonderful. Some outrages seem
tax human patience beyond endurance,
but il is always better to let justice tai
IFS course
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MashriIlt NniOu.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT 10, 1852.

The telegraph has not been in opera
tion At this point for several days The
wires work from franklin 10 louisville.
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DOUnrFUL-WILD car.
Refuse the Issues OF an hanks
mendiOmed below.

Tho following Tennessee Ranks are broken %
have been wound up ana their Notes, IL any ar
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at BroWnsyiile.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, az Nashville.
Farmer aud Mechanics Bank at Memphis
Mechanics Bank, 81 Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis
Exchange Bank, az Murfreeshoro.
Miners aud Manuiacturers' BANK, az KuoVyiu
Blnli Of East Tennessee, "a. Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton
Bank of Jefferson, at cambridge
Bank OF Claiborne at Tazewel
Bank OF GRzewen, al Ttaewsll.
iawrcnrchurg Bank, 10 LaNrencehnrr
Citzens' Bank az Memphs.
Bank Of America, az tlarssville
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TIIED,

Al The residence ~ her pareuts Saturday Sepicm
Der lsih, LAVA MAZDA HAhuAS, aged year., n
months And - days. daughter q Bichard and Ann
narman,
81. Lsuls papers please'llg
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- = -f-s.....t...i- l..
" Woniu pSlWeii tur NrffHti' $3.50 -
this place, 70 reNollect that Nashville can
easily be made o. drop a letter and be-
come Aslville.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue OH writ OF e ia 10 me directed from The
ID Circuit Court OF tie Cnit5d States, Cor the Mi dc
District of Tennessee, /, T. X. GlascOck, Marshal m
aud Tor suId District, will expose 10 sale publicly, 60
the hghes b der for cash, az the Court House door
iu the city o Nashville the 18TH day OF O1tOber,
1862, the following slaves, property Of Allen . Crock
EFT, namely Mary, about 10 years OF age, with her
infant son, william; and Peter ten or eleven years
OF age the slaves aforesaid having been levied Ia
satisfy Judgment in favor OF Clark, Adams X Clark
against A. 49, Crockett renueret In said Court GA the
3sth day OF April, 1882. sale 20 commence az ia
O'Clock, A. NJ. 4. r. GLASCOCK-
scpl2-14t. u $ Marhll, NJ u, T.
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Justices Court.
NIXON, CHArrrrLD & woops, Plaintiff, ,
va

NIXON, CHArrrELD WOODS, Plaintil.,)
j. 0. GRwrIrH Defendant
In suit before G, NJ southgatc a Justice of the
Pence for Davidson Comfy, Tennessee
The plaintiffs, Nixon, Chatneld a Woods 10 this
action having obtoined an Attachment against the
defendant, J. O. Griffith, aud issued % Constable
John ID. Cover, and returned by him, levied on sun
dry articles Of furniture belonging the defendant
and on motion OF plaintiffs, by counsel g appea
b the satisfaction of said Justice, that the defendant
rs q Nonresident Of the state Of Tennessee ID d. or
ucred thai publication be made or four successy e
weeks in newspaper Published IN the CITY Of Nash
Vile called the "Unionh warning tho defendant %
be aud appear before said Justice the 18th day OF
september 1862, and plead, answer, OF demur 10 said
attachment, oihorWse the cause Will be set down for
trial OK p1rte on that day.
G. NJ. SOUTHGATE. I.P.
Aneuft 2i7t, ls62-itw. pr. fsc $500
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SELECT SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Simmer street, Jeirs-n Cedar ant Unioa Resi air)
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Mile EUGENIE M. TOUPET

Mile EUGENE M. T0UPET
Win open a French and English Day School on the
FIRsr Of SEPTEMBER i5G2 in which an the solid and
ornamental branches Of n thorough and refined En-
gish and French Female education will be taught
french will be taught without extra charge TO the
pupils attending Mile It's school, and will receive
instruction daily In that beautiful language.
FRENCH CLASSES.
AZ the close Of her schoo, daily in the afternoon
Vile r.. will have separate French Glasses for young
Lads and Mice, also or married single Iadics, 10
whom instruction ia French will he given, three
times weekly, either at her school-rooms as above,
or at the residence of the pupil IL preferred
MILO TourErs standing and competency as au Ell.
ccnt teacher are too wen known TO the Nashville
community for many ycurs past 10 require any com,
incubation
The terms OF hcr school, Tor English tuition arc
made moderate and 90 suit the present times.
For Rates Uf Tuition and further part clats please
apply TO 81 lie TouPEr, personally, AZ the residence
of her friend, Mrs Joseph Woods, No. % High street.
Nashville. atg2S
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Butter sells IN our market for one ,lol-
1Qy pen pol1di or course II Is very easy
toSell which eide Of your bread is butter
ed at9hese rates. Ours is buttered oter
he,lsh.
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The grape vine circulated report Of
a fight 1t Tupollo day or two ago, in
which the Federals were worsied. OF
course there was nc llght there atall III
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To Manufacturers.

lost RECEIVED, AND fOR 3Aiti
u NlmafAraWolerHf
Enr.arnd EoIier honthoFs
IsafIaF aud 0uin AiaislnEs
t1fsNu LYON,
t.fgt al, hartft o.
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Cry BAKERY RE-orEyEp. The Bake
ry Of the undersigned having been closed
for some time, the public are informed
that hereafter they can obtain fresh Bread
in the afternoon of each day. will also
keep on hand good article Of Rye Bread.
Please give me call.
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WAN TED.
Bakers Wanted.

A FEW GOOD STEADY HANDS, At THE
~ l.. S, Bakery, as College street
Nashville, Tenn,
sept 2nd, ls63-1wa JOSIAH p. ALLEN.
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Claims Against the United
States Government.

DERSONS holding Claims aga INST the Il. s. Govern
Army, or for u m1ge TO Property, Qnartetmaster Re
ceips Certificates, can have them settled aud col
iected by placing them in the hands Of CHARLES II
GREEN, Agent for the National Claim Agency @
Warrington, d. G.. ONCE Of the Tennesfee Branch o
the Agency, No IS Cherry street, up Slairs.
July 9O--tf.
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House Servant Wanted.

/ WISH To HIRE A SERVANT Girl, IN.
l. marricd, who Ia capable OF doing all kinds Of
housc work. The hest of references will be- required
as welt rs given.
Apply nj No. ~ Market street, oppo7it' the Watson
Hous' Auelg-tf
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Corner Of Summer and Union Sis.
sept13-3L
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

The following is short extract from
tho language attributed to Secretary
Stanton by the Continental Monthly
"Were I an invading General, and
wanted horses, I would dccoy them
from the rebels with hay and stable en-
Elements If wanted trench. diggsrs,
camp scullions, or artillerists, or pilots,
or oarsmen, or guides, and being that
general, saw negroes about me, would
press them into my service. Time
enough to talk about the rights Of some
one to possess the negroes by better
claim of title to service when that some.
body, with thcConstitution in one hand
and stipulation Of allegiance in the 9TH
er, demands legal possession. believe
that the acknowledged fact, the neces.
sary fact, that wherever our army ad.
vances, emancipation practically ensucs,
will carry more terror to the slave own
cr than any other warlike incident
But l would have them understand
that this esult is not our design, but q
necessity Of their rebellion.