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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-05-08
Special Notices.
HIGH LIVING.

HIGH LIVING.
This is very apt to produce disordered stomach,
resulting in Dyspepsia. Hocfands German Bitter
will entirely relieve any bad feeling, and
prevent more serious consequences. If you har,
the Dyspepsia, few bottles will entirely restor,
the digestive organs to their original vigor. Fol
sale by druggists and storekeepers everywhere, a
Is cents bottle Sw2
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~ OFF FOR THE WAR. -@s
There's not trade that's going
Worth showing
Or knowing,


Like that from glory growing,
For bowld sojer boy"
Persons leaving for the seat of war should not
be unmindful of their health. Disease will kill
more of our gallant soldiers than the enemy's
bullets. To fevers and other sickness peculiar
to the climate and camp life, have with you few
of Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills. Millions have
tested them. They never disappoint the sick
Large boxes % cents.
The Albany Evening Standard says: "Our
popular townsman DR.. He rick has supplied gratui-
tously all the volunteers which have left the CITY
for war with his pills. He has also, with his
accustomed liberality. contributed one hundred
dollars towards the support of the families of the
25th Regiment and offers more if necessary. %
Such man should be respected and patronized.
We are glad to learn that the sale of Herrick's
Pills in Hudson exceeds that of all others combined
See advertisement on third page. aug22-lsy1
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~ Among list of Patents issued
from the Patent Office during the month of April,
we notice one to j. S. Gage and p. ID. Beckwith,
of this village, for mproven, in seeding machines.
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TN pursuance of decretal order of the Circuit
l. Court for the County of Cass in Chancery
entered May Sth. A. ID. 1862, at the suit of Heze-
hiah Sellecko, Complainant against Jesse w.
Fulgham and Nancy j. Fulgham, Defendants l
shall sell at public auction, the west door of the
Court House of said County, in the village of
Cassapolis, on the twenty first day of June next,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon of the day. the
following described parcels of land situate, lying
and being in the County of Cass and State of
Michigan to wit: The west half of the north east
quarter of section twelve Q2,) also the west half
of the southwest quarter of section Il y also
the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter
OF section one Il y excepting two rods wide on the
north line of said forty acres. all in township five
81 south of range sixteen 6) west, containing in
all one hundred and ninety nine (l99) acres accor-
ding to the United States Survey.
CHARLES W. CLISBEE,
Circuit Court Commissioner
JAMES SULLIVAN, Compliments Solicitor.
Dated, May Sth, 1862. mayS-3w7
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

rNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of Dowagiac and vicinity, that he is
LUMBER of all kinds, and stands
ready to fill bills for Houses, Barns &C., at short
notice. Having supply of Studding. loist,
Boards, &C.. on hand, also. a quantity of good
Logs the Yard, he feels confident that all those
wanting Lumber at short notice and good article
will receive entire satisfaction by giving him call.
~ Mill situated onenlile west of Dowagiac on
the Greek. JOHN II. OAKLEY, Jr.
Dowagiac, October e5th, 1850, oct25-27h
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az DR.. Dodge, of Chicago, has
made important discoveries in the treatment of
lung and chronic diseases-N y Tribune
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TALLAHASSEE, LEos Co., h

fIorida July t., 18GO.
To DR., HERHIcK, ALBANY. N. NY Dear
Doctor IL write this to inform You of the wonder
daughter. For three wears she has been effected
with bilious arrangement Of the system, sadly
impairing her IleaIlh which has bcep. steadily
failing during that period When n New York in
April last friend advised TO test your Pills.
Having the fullest coincidence in the Judgment "a
my friend, obtained supply Of Messrs, Barnes
Park, Druggists, Park Row, New York On
returning home, We ceased ali Other treatment.
and administered yo.r Pills, one each night The
improvement in her feelings. complexion, diges-
restoration to health has:been the result We used
less than. five boxes, and consider her entirely
we'll | consider the above just tribute 10 you as
Physician. and trust it will be the gs1as of
inducing many to adopt your Pills as their fAnsssE
medicine. ~ fs ~4ffes4.l..l-
remain, dear sir, with many thanks,
n MoRprsox>
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w For change in arrival and closing
Of the mails. see Postoffice notice above
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WILLIAM l.. PATTON
Having established himself as q ..
H OuSe Builder.

WTOULD say 10 all in the village aud the adj
wv joining country, that he is now prepared to
furnish and build by contract, to take charge of
work by the day., any buildings in any Of the
different orders OF architecture, and is also pre-
pared to -
SdW out BRACKETS and Fringe Work for
Cornices, az any Style Required
Doors, Sash and Blinds, Window and Door
Frames made to order. Whitewood Lumber and
Shingles taken in exchange for work. Place of
Business, first floor of IT, c. Squres Machine Shop
Front Stree, Dowagiac, Mich.
October 9th. 1859. ect97-2Tyl
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~ OLD FRIENDS-H
In THE RIGHT PLACE.
HERRICk'S SUGAR COATED PILLS.

THE BEST FAMILY
C ATHAKTkC in the
world used tweAty years
by FIVE millions ef per-
sons snnpally; always
give satisfaction con-
tain nothing inturiesS,
patronized by the princi-
pal physicians and sur
geons in the Union !;
elegantly coated with
Sugar.
Large boxes 25 cents
nve boxes for one dollar.
run dWectiops with each
box.
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commissioners. Sale i'm Chancerv,

RILEY 4 SHIPMAS, Compliments Solicitors.
Dated, Cassapolis, May 6, 1862. mayS-3w6
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-10

Yesterday morning we saw a train Of
wagons filed with women and children
md few articles Of household goods.
These people are native Tonnesseans,
driven by guerrillas from their farms aud
shops on account Of their loyalty. They
have sacrificed the honest accumulations
of years of hard laber on the altar Of
loyalty, aud are now winding their way
to a land where the rebel flag is not toll
Grated, The story related by these me
happy people is most lamentablo. They
tell Of respectable, law-abiding men be-
ing tied up aud whipped until they are
streaming with blood of houses plum
dersd and sacked of crops destroyed
aud of every species Of outrage. Com
panios Of outlaws belonging to neither
side, taking advantage of the anarchy
which prevails in the country, roam
about for the sole purpose Of plumber.
These bandits prey on secessionisls and
loyalists alike. Aman named Anderson,
we are told, leads one Of these parties in
Bedford county When he plumbers the
house Of a Confederate, and the inmates
plead that they are for the Southern Com
Gederacy, he replies, damn the Southern
ConiederacyW Unless the people come
as one man into the Federal ranks, and
utterly destroy these land-corsairs, an
awful future awaits this afflicted com
monweallh The friends Of the Confed-
sraoy viii be certain TO End the ingre.
dients Of their poisoned chalce" Of re.
hellion commended to their own lips by
the very men whom men whom they now
encourage in robbery aud lawlessncss
Justice is often slow, but she is even.
handed aud her blows viii fail viii
fearful effect al last upon obdurate of
tenders
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It is strange that intelligent people
will go to the trouble Of protesting to
communicate facts to editors anony-
mously. We frequently get such letters,
and we must again say what we have
often said before, that all such letters
are utterly aoo,tlless, aud their writers
waste both their Time and paper. We
don't know whether you are telling The
truth or not. You may be a humbugger
You may be loyal or you may be a rebel
Whenever writer wishes his name kept
secret, we will do SO but if you are
afraid to let us have your name, then
don't bother us, for we shall certainly
not father your articles Don't forget
this.
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DR.. Kings Dispensary

a 80 Dr. KING, formerly Of New YoFk, 10
uaNah tie ltat iouF years o. louisville, ~.
aud who Las devoted his attontonia
the treatment OF priva. seasos for 80 yesfs aattei
himself, having attended 20 practice l0F 30 ulaul
yelI1, and cured 81 many thOasandf hn Ia enabled
cure ell diseases ul private nature no matter hos
had they may be FROM inudie0uH medical treatment,
Or from neglect 90 their ogh. lr. Kings Dspohsarv-
No ~ D0adcrck street. between CAFy ana .noulunfu,
econd story, gaofo be cur1s all diseases Of private
nature,
eouofhoa cured without nsussgus neiclpet Ofin
6uorenCe with business
strciufca ol OLD 90 rcCCai dale, odeCtually clfla
. ieN dagni ~ en- opafatan WHOA causes DO Pain.
where structure exists h1alih cannot Do olloIeaf
Perhaps no disease Caus0s more mischief aud undcl
mines t1e constitution 90 muCh.
kypaNa, with all the diseases Ol the sklni growing
out or neglect OF hat treatment, can De cisdtuaig
cured IN q low days
115iual Veal nrsr.PariIrr 1r alifninn haFtag oeCn
given % thI1d Hoo and az $40 canecq lencel fIoaug
out OF 10 brought On in May cses ~ the destructive
habits oi ilconaiderate yuuhs, and excessive ih1u
Fcnce ol the passions negioCt oi HhirA elu uudo1
mine the cousttlt0n rendering ne auhiert unni tcg
business 90 aluicsy, ana o eng premature Ola ago.
Eemalas = 40 MAJ b8 hDof.ug with any dimcnliy
30 Womb may resi- assured lulmediaio ralieL
Persons res'dng abroad, by Wrling aud stating itHl
calo, with aie enclaaaf dlredi % Uf a. knEi No. ~
noaiefrk street, Nashville Tenn vii have tta neoai
aaFy medicines sant % theH address. Once houf
romq o'ciooh "a tao usoraina untl 10 th4 svtuiur
alYie-iadtWiY
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Justices Court.


HANNAH CALLAHAN, lltuiD In "a suit hCinrg &. 81.
fkluthcatr, "a Justice of
County, Tennessee.
The paintn, Hannah Callahan, Do tlIa action hav.
ING obtained ana Attachment against tho defendant.
o. ID, Elliott, and issued 90 Constable Of gs.d Conn
ty, aud returned by him, loy cd property belong.
ms 10 the defendant and ON motion 6f ulalniin IN
appearing 90 the satisfaction of said Justice hat the
defendant O. nonres'dent of tho State of Iennnsser
10 b. ordered that publication BE- made Coz fIur sue.
ueFsye weeks in neWspa per putlhe iu to cltv al
Nashville called the " Union" warning the defend.
aut 10 appear before sa Justice On zoe llth day oil
Qctohpf, lB32, sld plead answer or domuF o. sad
attachment, othsrwlae tAe cause sal be ret 1r hear.
Ils - -=-ts on that day.
q. A. sOUTHGATF. Up
Sept ON, l8O2-4iw. pre- he. $500
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HEADQUARTERS L. >. FORCESf
NASHVILLE Tenn, Sept 3, 1862.
Special Or3.rs, 40. /.
/. In pursuance Of the Instructions of
Major General BUELL., al soldiers here
after found in this city or beyond their
camp lines without special authority from
these Headquarters, will be arrested and
sent to the city prison.
All officers found in the city without
such authority, viii be arrested and taken
to Major SIpELL, A. A. A. g., District Of
the Ohio.
No papers will in future be granted TO
officers or soldiers 10 leave their oncamp-
menis, and all existing orders pertaining
TO this matter are hereby annulled
All General and Staff officers, both Of
Brigades and Regiments, will be exempt.
ed from the enforcement of this order
Camp guards will be of sufficient
strength to prevent the soldiers from
leaving the commands 10 which they be.
long.
One Company Of Cavalry and one Conn
pany of Infantry, win be detailed as
Patrols, who will DO attentive to their
duties and promptly execute their instruc-
tions.
BY command Of Brig Gen. ROUSSEAU.
f. A. JONES, A, A. A. Gen.
sep6--d1W.
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General Crittenden.

Persons who have not kept posted,
sometimes confound the brave General
THOMAS L. ORTTESDES, Of Kentucky,
who has charge Of a command in General
McCooR's Division, with General T. II.
CRITTENDEN, Of Indiana, who was cap
tured at MurfreesborO some time since.
We should not have thought il necessary
to notice the error had not a friend in
sisted on il. We need hardly assure the
public that General THOMAS l.. CRITTEN-
DEN will never be surprised or caught
mapping. He is wide awake as we'll as
brave; and he doesn't surrender, either.
He was the bearer Of the celebrated reply
from old Rough and Ready to Santa Anna
on tho bloody field of Buena Vista
General TAYLOR never surrendersr AT
Shiloh he was in the hottest and Gorcest
Of the battle, and he viii ever be among
the FIRST to go where duty and danger
call.
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Save YoUR MosEY.-During these war
times it is the duty Of all to save as
much as possiblej % per cent Of your exc
penses can be saved by exchanging your
Greonbacks for Tennessee money as in
. majority of cases So in the best Ten
nessee Bank bills will go quite as far as
So in any other money. This exchange
can be made on the best terms at the In
suranoe Oillcc Of w. J. MARR on College
street Opposite Sewanee House,
Aug. 27-f
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san thoy come.

Agentloman just returned from Louis
vile informs US that the Federal troops
are passing through that city from Indi-
ana At the rate Of four regiments daily, Of
the most magnificent soldiers that he ever
saw. The new levics aeem to be, il pos-
sible, even more substantial and solid
than the old regiments. He says nobody
entertains the least apprehension for the
safety of Louisville.
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pnriIcnlnr NntIce.

Mr. G. D. WHITING has assumed the
control Of cur city subscription list He
will see that the UNION is delivered regu-
larly 70 city Subscribers every morning.
He win also mako collections promptly,
at least every two weeks. No money
taken but Tennessee, or par funds.
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There are some crafty old foxes among
our seoessionists. We heard the other
day Of some noted ones, who have driven
all their cattle, horses, etc, to the farm
Of some less obnoxious neighbor who has
a Safeguard for all his property. We
think the safeguard are a great nuisance.
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Justices Court.

joins hH9bsri ih4il ia a snit before O. "a.
= HTufhrate. % Iurtfs. ~ Igar8
q. Imau' nsir Coz Davidson County, Tenn.
The r.aintiH, john Browne On this aetion having
obtained an Attachment against tho defendant, A.
H-o, aud Issued o. Constable John ID. Cover, aus TO-
belonging 10 tho dctendlpt and ON motion a pIRin
to- DO appoaring ~ tho satisMciion Of raid Justice,
that tho defendant Is uourc7dout OF tho State cf
Tennessee. It is ordered that pubcaton he made 0r
-four successive weeks In npWf1lpor published in no
city 81 Nashville called the "luion," warning no
defendant 90 appear hcf0ro said Justice on Tho 18th
% al!i attachmcEt, otherwise tho case will DO got
down f1r trial cg Taftc on Tint day.
q. -M sOUIHGATE, J.P.
Auzuri 7th, lsCe-itw. prs f'e, $500
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS PRovosr Guam,
NAeuyrfr.r. Trssg.. Sent, qth. 1862

HEADQUARTERS PRovosT GUARD,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 9sh, iS62.N
From this date, the sale Of intoxica-
ting liquors, (spiriinous, malt or yinous)
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 win be summarily pun.
ished. AVIAN G. GIILEM,
Col LAT Tenn. nifty,
aepl0-5t Proyosf Marshal
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HEADQUARTERS lsT Tenn. CAvALRY,)
NASHVILLE, TENyy Aug. %, 1862.
( Orders No. g.
All officers recruiting,for this Regiment,
viii Immediately forward to these Head
quarters a report showing the strength
Of the party, present, and absent, and will
hereafter, at least once a week, make
similar report, exhibiting the gain and
loss, if any, since last report.
By order Of Cor. STOKES.
JoHN MURPHY, LIST Lieut. q Adjutant,
1st Tenn. Cavalry. Aug. 23-tr.
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A gentleman informs us that General
Hardee crossed the Ridge on the Por road
fifteen miles above Chattanooga a few
days ago with three regiments Of infant
ry, one of cavalry, and forty pieces Of
artillery. He also states as an undoubt-
ed fact that General Bragg hung eight
Union men recently. The rebels make
war; they recognize the present State
of affairs, as being war, and war only.
When will we learn the same fact We
do not advise the Government to initiate
Bragg's barbarity, but we do urge it to
put stop to its officers hedging rebol
property with safeguards. Safeguards
are omphatically played OUT
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WAsHls0ToE, September Git has
been known for several DAYS past, that
The rebels have been moving up the val
ley apparently with a view Of pushing
into Maryland. FrEsF
The most current report this morning
was that detachment Of cavalry and
artillery reconnoitered the Maryland
side aud then returned to Virginia The
camp fires and false rumors which The
rebels are instrumental in circulating,
were doubtless intended 70 deceive our
forces tonight. II said the rebels have
crossed near Point Of Rocks and the Mo-
nocacy, and now occupy Frederick City,
Maryland, in force. The military mon
think the movement favorable for opera.
lions on our side.
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B0sToN, Sept. 6.--The New Bedford
Mercury publishes letter from on board
the United States steamer Cambridge,
dated on Beaufort, August D. which
says that the new gunboat 0ctarara cap
tured large English steamer off Charles
ton. She was laden with saltpetre, am
muniiion, and arms,
WAsHNaToE, Sept. 6-The War De-
partment has issued an order concerning
supplies 70 drafted militia The camps
Of rendezvous in the different States will
be supplied by the United States Quar-
termaster as follows
Camps in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and
part Of New Yolk, by Col. Crossman
Deputy QuarteImaster- General, from Phil
adelphia. ..t
Camps near Rttsburg, by Maj A. Mont
gomery, Quartermaster, from Pittsburg.
Camps in Ohio, by Capt. j II. Diokin-
son, Assistant Quarlermaster from Gin
CinnaG.
Camps in Indiana, by Capt Jas. A..
Ekin, from indianapolis.
Camps in Illinois and Wisconsin, by
Capt. j. A. Potter, Assistant Quarter
master, from Chicago.
Camps in Kentucky, by Col. Thomas
Swords, Assistant Quartermaster, from
Louisville
Camps in Michigan, by Capt. j. w. Lee,
Assistant Quartermaster, from Detroit
Camps in Iowa, by Capt. II. b. Hem
dershot, Second Artillery, from 81. Paul
Camps near st. Louis will be supplied
by Maj. Robt Allen Chief Quartermaster
Of the Department Of Missouri
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Claims Against the United
States Government,

DEBSONS holding Claims against the q. s. G0vorn-
mont, either for Property taken for the Of tho
Army, cr for Dlmago 70 Property, Quartermaster Re
copH or Certificates can have them settled and coll
octod by placing them In th1 hands Of CHARLES n
GREEN, Agent for the National Claim Agency Of
Washington, D. G.. O0oo Of tho Tennessee Branch Of
the Agency, No. So Cherry Street, up Stairs
,TUiy gO-.H
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Justices Court.
.UoV CgtrF1Ttp A Woopa rlainiirt)
va

NIXON tutrf1FLp 4 Mo1u9, I'aiutiTIl
va
j. o. GRIrrirH, Defendant
Ia eult before q. NJ. S0uthgate, q Justice Of Che
Peace for Davidson County, Tennessee.
The plaintiffs, Nixon, Chathold 4 Woods. An this
action having obtained an Attachment against the
Defendant, j. o. 0rihth, and issued 10 Constable
John H. Cover, ami returned BY him, levied on sum
uIy HIlicles on mfntnro belonging N Tho defendant
and on motion Of plhiutH., BY council Il npuoarlpe
N ths aaiqiao on a. aad Justioe That ths drendani
10 nonresident or the State Of Tcnnossee I'd h on.
wools 10 a newspaper published Ia DC CITY OF kayb
Nille called tho lnion,n warning the dofJndant 10
he and appear before said Justice on the 2h dsy OF
Seprmocr lsa@, and plead, answer doraur 10 said
attachment, otherwise the caner viii Dr. pot down f5r
trial o. p7rto on shat day.
-. d. S0UTuGATE, LP.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward (!

IN FEBRUARY LAST HAD TWO NEGRO MEN
j. 10 run away on boat rom Olarksvls, ~ the
names Of fosTER aud EDuuSp said boys LETT Ciarks-
VILE few days atier the Federal troCna took poBses-
sion Of the place.
Edmund "a about G feet and weighs leo or 10
pounds and 10 % or "a years old, and Of dark
pexon. Foster is o. feet high, and is q yellow COM
pleUon, and VIII weigh 40 OK 80 pounds, and is
about 22 or % years old When they were heard
from last they were iu Gen McCool'n division.
I win give tho above Reward 90 any one az they
Will bring them 70 mo 10 tho City Of Nashville.
VIM. s. CHATHAM.
Nashville, Tenn August fh, 1882 1nrI-l0
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$50 REWARD

DAEAwAY FROM THE sUBsCRIBrn,
h near Nashville, Tenn, on tho 10Th day of ID
April, 1889, Negro man named TILM0N "A
abont q years old feet or inchoa high ny.
quite black vhiskera when no isf vqe.Fhs about
40 roundB. 1hs said boy was eesn 10 Reahv.He
few days ago and nod DO 40 AIurreoEbofo Of ths
umo OF tho late battle, ana got slightly WOUNDED 10
the hand. WI rive The above Reward f5r the de-
livery Of TIE said boy IN the JAN 81 Nashville 60 that
can got hin.
jugsodlme GoBERT CATO
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STATE on llNNEssEE,
nLN-rnsn.- nnr-..r-r p.

DAVIDSON COUNl1A
An lnquisition holden at Nashville in
the county and State aforesaid, on the
9Th day OF September, 1862, before G. M.
S0uthgaie, Justice of the Peace for said
county, upon the body of a male child
about twenty-four hours old, name un-
known, there lying dead, by the Jurors
whose names are hereto subscribed, who
upon their osihs do say that the said
child came TO his death by a wound i'm
iiicted ieloniously ON the forehead Of
said child, by an instrument unknown 10
the Jurors.
In testimony whereof the said Jurors
have hereunto set their hands the day
and date above.
(Signed) II. g. Soovu. E6rsWoH
CHARLES SAYREs,
j.. HULToN,
WILLIAM PAsu,
II. FoRHEs,
WM ii. FUNsroN,
JAS DouE
J0Hg INGALLs, offer.
G, NJ SoUTHGATE, j, p
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We learn that the Tyree Springs road
is infested with guerrillas. Cannot that
thoroughfare be cleaned Of these ma
rauders? The Stages Sunday night
were stopped, and the passengers and
their baggage searched They probably
obtained possession Of the letters of the
correspondents Of the Philadelphia Press
and N, Y Herald, written at this place.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-10

Through the Kindness Of Messrs.
HARDE & Co. we have copies of The Lou
isyille Democroi Of the 7ih. We are also
indebted to our faithful friend, Nc
DowEE1, Of their establishment, for his
Kindness ia promptly delivering Them.