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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-25
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Pathology, bettor koewn by the
nSue offalher Mplony, TelIrning Irom
word onc eve, WAS met At the gate by
Bidiy. bis better half, in high state Of
exc emfu,
Pat, ssTs she, "lhor'sa strange cat
Ia cabin"
Cast her out thin, don't6e 5o.tcrin'
- bouitho haste"
aix andl'y been slhrivln' TO DO
II For the matter Of ten minutes pest
p she's beyabt my nehe, hehint tho
81 a chest in the corner viii yea be
~ hipin ne to dhriye he ot Pal"
70 be- sure I will; bod lack to the
10 sho has for me house; show her
( Bidly ill | be atther tcschen' her
aspeetthat is to The man o The
Ito be taken' possession without
auehas yer lpye--the tbefe Of The
NoN Pat had special rn,ip.tty to
and never let pass an oppououity
lll one This he resolved TO do in
present case and instantly formed a
Tor the purpose. Pcrceiving but
node Of egte's for the animal, he
b Bids; ~
.ve yez isor a mail beg in the
me 'darlin,!"
iyil = one is there, Pat YoS tux
he mill wild yoI. to bring home cups
NORMA
NJ, an | did, an lhcre!ilis ystthiu.
yea uo,hn' at all in the house
Etc up Ike bNg, BidiyN
roth, an hes, Pat; there's my Sun.
lticbal--yes can draw the strings
lalfat tie top and sure it'l he
86tornol lelIin' the cat ba lawn
iIlddS dprlil ye're jewell; just be
tF brinign'it 10 me at oneo."
iily brought the gorment and sure
NIB itmade avery gooi substitute for
Patdeslarod at glance i! was
olloldingit slose against The edge
ls cbsal. he took q look behind and
aair oleyes glaring at him
All isitthere 80 are ye devil? Be
"a thai nnw, had nck to yez, ye tbs.
'ytgsbshe y Be dad. and We woa'l
e a. all With psrite as&n'--yersoli
IN bhte the bigs entirely. Biddy hev
! aly lisf watpfl"
SUI lby fdIl Of a tayaittIe. all BIZ
BsIqithsi caslin' the matter Of quart
iu3 he chist, hin, and we'll sac how
estt Minds the like O. that
How'll clcse lhinf--hrs goeO the
boz wathera(S
gipg, dpshWeus tho water, and
islsl. 1,0sfadt, ffan ass
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-25
l{tpjstcr,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
GEORGE W. TIPPETT,
Main Street.

POINT PLEASANT. VA.
TERMS: One dollar per anHpm. strictly in
advance,
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!oams are constanIlyempl3 gsI
besides what tue Oil Greek RlIlToa
carry, and all tho Essiera roadsiar
stocked with it. This does nd ( 8
the large quantities going of Sur
west by way of the river and pth
Estimating the ,apscity ofthe Dill
Railroad OF The low figure of Two
sand barrels daily, and wagoi lgsa
four barrels, we find the lsrg nui
of SIX thousand barrels day gIing I,
ward by way ofthe roiiro,ds aIons,
il is quite probable that the quad
floating down the river, and iiherw
sees ing a Southern and Westerd mark
every dsy, will reach nearly the ID
figures; or say, in all ten thousand D
rsls, orst the rais of three million b
rels for each of three hundred work.
days. This docs not look as though /
wells were failing in their supply
Detroit Free Press.
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liza recent speecbin New 0feona,
Colt B, 1hTbpR d as Yof:saa
for manJ yeurs resident Of Inc Ores.
cent CITY, pointed out The falsity Of the
slave holders pretence that white men
could mol work in tho Sonih. He had
hundreds Of white msn working in lis
department, durug four Of the holies.
months Of s0 unpTetsdeutedly hot Sum-
mer, on tho burning leves, and in the
diiches,and draining canals in The rcsrof
the city, up 10 their waist 10 mud aud
water, and yet they continued we'll aul
heRllhy-Gnd had 10 more sickness than
others who were not 60 much exposed. -
lie saw DO reason why the poor man,
might not cultivate few acres, raise his
bale or two Of cotton,or few heads
Of sugar, as easily as the farmers of the
North and West their cora aud potatoes.
Il was certainly just as easy 10 raise cot
ton or sugar aud not more unhealthy,
than working on the eyso or in the
bitches OF the city.
This war is destroying the flllscy
that white labor VIII not DO for the
South. Uoatelimilel whites have with
stood The worst climatic inGuouces Of
South Carolina anil the Gulf and have
freely lobored in tho open air. The
heavy work on the levy in New Orleans
has always been done by white Iaborers.
- n. Y. Com Adv.
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.It5 biUuy, says rat Molony. It's
nine lives ye new We bssto. Well, now
be askin' me pardon, fer all the thavin'
we've been doin' in my house, or lis toe
nine lives will not s,yo ye. BidJy, seSz
how'll Of the poker and while | shout
der the Bag, jest whsck the dayli;his
out OF tho haylhrn diviI Instantly
Pat threw the huol'o over his shoul
der. and Biidy struck three blows . the
tune of 81. Psticks day ia the NOR min,
when she suddenly stopped,
What smells SO square Pat Sura tia
takin me breath away wild the power of
IT,
Och. mar,hor, Pat, it's the devil ye
ye heV 10 the sack
Bae him rhin-bn'e the hons of.
I'm faintin'I cast him of ye, Pat says
Biddy.
0ck, murtherl Bidiy Molony, what
hev ye done? Ysye went ani mis;ook
q horrible polca! for a poor harmless
cat
n Fat. Tor the love o God, Ell ye're con.
ueniert TO the door, uHcloae it, ere I'm
perisht entirely. o, Biddy Molony, that
eyer 20 sboul l4ave aud Ireland to be
smuLhcrel sn mi hered in dis way!'
'Pfix The Ittle william bates the diyil
himself lle'Srumei me house, kilt
Bddy, and put me- ou' o. conas.e q mo
own self o. DE murtherin bas'eH'
BY dint Of washing anl'scouiug, and
airing, and the bnrryiag under ground
of Biljy's best pctticoat for a tine, thing,
were al length sat to rilht again. Blu,
net ~. & l lGi.l? EScdpipat;aa .Pas.a be5aeae
then on The occasion, and neither for. OF
the expulsion from the cabin of Bidly's
strange cat.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

EPEST American and French Window Glass; 500 boxes
, Window assorted. from sxiU 10 36NsO. store and
for s.le al lowe figures by
BROWNING a SLOAN.
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LAW BOOKS.
STATUTES OF INDIANA.
srnxvosraIsr RAILROAD.

The second volume of Messrs Gavin Hord's compls-
Of Indiana Sta has just appeared This volume
mplefe their work. It's mechanical execu ion Is
credirahle and The sk learning and labor which thu
editors have bestowed IT, merit tie high 81 praise.
None hur d, dgent lawyers could have produced
such a work
The secod volume embraces all the public Of
Indiana force upon the subjects which il relates.
nd he 's all excepting the Of the last regular and
sessions of the Legislature IL is great excel
lence If the compilation that all existing each
subject collected together Ia the place in these
volumes. that e reader a glance all the
legislation in force any given subject. Take, for
ample. the Of ls5s. organizing Courts of Common
rIeaS-ihe editors puhh the at large. and they also
print, in the form of notes the page containing
this statute, all the ameniatory TO il which have
been passed up this they have done of
all the other acts contained in the revision Of 1852.
Tie edtor have added much The value Of these vol
>pecialy the l,st-by the copous and learned
with which the volumes abound These indi-
much labor and legal They furnish uS I'm
concise and form, with all the al INDICATIONS
supreme Court th These adiudica-
tons being very numerous The references to them
h the volumes unfer cn-deraion will be Of great value
t. the lawyer and indeed all persons concerned in the
siusi~ra Ton Justice. The eitrs have also referred
made On statutes similar &c ours.
An excellence of these volumes, to be overlooked
is the full and index appended each In Indi
ana, there has b good index any volumes
published by authority This provoking defect
has been completely rrmedied the volumes under
au these indexes will greatly tighten the labor Of
s who have occasion 10 look into our statutes.
This is the fr>t time private enterprze has
tempted the publication Of Indiana statutes The At
tempt. do DOUBT, will be successful, and will
duly reward the learned editors and entepzng publish
Every lawyer will Of course. purchase these volumes:
and every clerk sheriff. and justice of the peace of the
state. will find II 10 his advantage 90 them.
DAVID NDONALD.
Indianapolis. June 5, 1862
The oregoing notice by Judge McDoSALD, Of GAVIN
lIoEp's Compilation Of tn, Of Indiana is de-
signed as puff Of the worS but is an unsolicited
meudaton the ability accuracy, aud completeness
with which these volumes have been prepared.
The seconi volume, which has just been issued from
the press being delivered subscribers rapidly
possible. This edition of the will be found
cessiy every lawyer justices OF The peace. and county
officers the State. The publication Of the work is
prvisae enterprise the publishers only hope
uneraiiou Is in IL sale those for whose convenience
it was prepared. The volumes contain about 1900
pages Il matter nearly double the quantity embraced
The revision Of 1852.
The price the work - 80 per volume. - 90 for
The volumes Orders addressed the subscriber vii
receive prompt attention. = BINGHAM
June 7tb. ISe2. Indianapolis. Ind.
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MACnsNiSTS.


HAVING ESTIRELY REFfrTED THE SHOP FORM
III ERiY oec1piet hy John Cooper IN O>goei,
Smith Co.. las; Art dub Fsefory. prepared 10 10
al Of work in the machinery tiacSsnithing
lire. Having dad twelve years eXpercnce IN the best
nschne shops IN the country hstsT ny self hat can
give entire ~ar>t&eton those vhc may favor ~ih
their work. have ny employ one The best blac-
smiths n the Sae ard pay particular attention te horse
sboeins ard nsacaioe forging
Repairing - 81 KINDS promptly ntteaded
Noces ~ al kind tCill ior The rafeni orc
kemeuter tie place. square sssush of the Union
Depot. ~ illinois \ POewN.
Iuy1o-dlv 81
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REPRESENTATIVES,.


DIM. A60i.
Adams-P. n. Collins e. .............l
Allen--Ochmig Bird John 4. ohoaI...2
Barlholomew--O Ii. Z Abbott.l
Boune-S Sherman II ipstefter. ......
Boone aud Hendricks ThDs j CasOn
Brown-Stephen V. Cook ....-..l
Carroii--John B Mruy. ............I
Cass-Chailes Il. 's>eiie. ..........l
CLARK Jonas & Howard. .........l
CLINTON Cornelius j. Miller.
Ciay-Adam O. Ve,ch. .........l
Crdw dwiord--Thumas X, R,aI...........l
ID vie>~--O ; Given.
Deaiborn-O r R"ber.s, Al Bresnn =
Decatur-D ,vid Ii Van Bu-ki,k.. /
Delaware-- Hired kilgore ... |
ID, hab--Mrie~ W uiju. W ."-.
Dub0is-B X Kemp. p................l
E'khart-Mailhew RIprey. ...........l
ElkharS amt La.rauee-AmOs DlviS..
Fay cite and Uninn-Rueseil B Perry.
Fourtan-Samuel Hatfield .......l
FioNd-Geo Y. Howk... ....l
Frank ,ii,-Rediu Osborn.
Fultun-N Il Shtiler. ...........I
GibsOh-Silas NJ HulcUmb .....J
Grant-JaIes Heni,y i,y............. |
Greene-John Humphre,s. IL
HaIrisoh-John Lennon. .....l
ii ncuck-CeO. \ Atkinson.
Haneock ana Sheib, ,--James l.. Mason
Hamilton and Tiproii-Jamss o Brien.
Henrv-Charles ID Morgan.
Heudricks--,Inme~ VI Gregg .. |
Huwari-J. NJ. Leeis. ....... |
Huntington and White, - Samuel
McGanciey. ....................l
Jack>ou-JaSon B Brown
jasper and Pula~ki--Joln Darrochl
Jennius>- HutcIings. ... |
Jeiier>on-Duid Z. Branham and J
l. R"e............ ......... :. 2
JohnS0I-A Y PeudetOu...... II
Jay--Sumuel y Shoaf ......i
Johnson and Mursan-Thonps W
W "oleii. ...... ....-...........l
-ko--Henr, B,erle. ... /
kuSciusko and Walash--Jos MarshaI
kuox-N illiam L. Nhack. k....l
Laerange--Francs Griffith. /
L'ke........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
'port,-James Forester and W W.
Higgins. .............. 2
LlNrence-N NaIhaniel Williams.
NJ u-Richard Lske..I
MLf"i--John G. Tank ngton and W H.
ken'rick <comte-ie'). ........ .
Marshall X Stalke-N A o Packarl.I
Momoe--S ,muel Ii Bu~kirk .I
Moutgomery-James f. Haruey ...l
Morgan--J. } Johnson. l
Mirtin-Johm r O'Brien.
Miami--R. F ID madison. .........I
Noble Timothy Btker
Ohio ami Switzerland--R \ Lamb |
Orange--tiear.e II. Hon. Il
Owe Jacob V Wolfe.
Pagke- Casper Burt. /
Pike-William II De biuler
Per-, ,-JaneS Hardin. .....I
Portei--L A CisS... .....
Po~e,- VI Spencer. er.....l
Putin 'H--AuStin II. Puett aud Ge"rse
W Ire>t. .....................2
Ripey--Edwin l. Ferris. s..........l
X ndolpl,--John II Moormnn. l
RuSh-William s Hail
Scot,-Dtnel B.ocher her...l
Spencef-.'ames W Lennon. .l
Suilivan-Siepher @ Burton.
Shelty--Jarob MUTT. z......I
Steubei-Enns B Move, -. I
81. Josepl,-Anirew Anderson. Jr
Tippecauoe-Josej,h Ii Hershey ,muel
Mustard ............... ..... 9
Nanderiiurg and Posev-John Rei,zl
Vanderburc-T ThUmas f GaFvin.
ermilllon--lrad Abiill. 1
Vigo-BayleSs " Hanna. J 10. Kemp 2
Wahtsh-John L Stone. /
Warren Benjamin F Gregory 1
Washing ston-Jn nmison Lee....l
Washington and HrFson--Aaron l.
Htrlen. ..............
Wayue-Israel Woodruff. Oliver 7.
jones. l. B Newman. 3
Wells and Black fotd-Geo 5 Howel
White and Benton-John T. Richard
SON.. .....................
Warrick-- Chambers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

PAINTS OILS NARNISHES! /!
500 NEaS Pure Waite Lead
00n KEGS Pure White Zinc,
Eo RARREI.s I1aseca Oil.
ia CASKS Yellow oehTe;
g CASKS Venet. Red
WITH large stock of varnishes Paints and Coors of
Al kinds ground oil ard dr.. For ale tie owes'
figures BROWNING 4 SLOAN.
3 West Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13

RrfrpLfcsSs HOLDING ovEr.
Deawnre and Blackfpri---W alter March.
FAY cite and Unon- Be'.j amin +. Claypool.
Foantsi1-Hsnry Camp'ell.
Hamilton and TIptmi-t,eO. B. Grubb
Hensricks aud Boone-S,lomon Blair.
Heury-Jushua II. Millett.
L,porie aud Stsrke-Abrsm Teeg arden.
Miami aud Fult"n--D mel X. Besrss.
Monrgomer,--h Michel G White
Noble. Dek.lb and S'eubel - Timothy r.
ID. * 'n<on
,ndolph-Thomas r Brown. Contested
Ru~h--Elward II NJ Berry.
Decatur ID Pleak-l3.
EIruBLicAxs lLEcrEp,
Jefierson-Jvhn l. NJ Mrisheld.
Watne-Oi hnel Bre-on.
Benton Warren anl White Alfred Reed
Tipp.ranoe-MusesC T. Culver.
Jnsp.r, Like Newton snd Porter Ezra Right
KpSciusko ana Wabtsh--W Z. Graves
Pnke aud Vermillion--O. z. Davis
MarIun--John & New lcontesi) --s-2l.
DEMOCRATS HOLDING ovLs
Clark and Scult-Ch,rles L. Ferguson.
Clay and Pharmaceutical Johnston.
Gibson. Duhois and P'ke-Thoris Shoulders.
Johnson and Mergan-Franklm Lenders
Shelby and II ,ncock-Mar,in ii Rty.
Vigo ami Suiiivan-Heury X wilson
Washington aud 'rri-on-S mepn X Wolf.
Jennings and Jackson MedeaN Saelds-S
DEMOCRATS tLEcTEp
Fioyd-Augu~tus Bradley.
MARSHALL and st JCseph-Horace Corbin.
Grant niid NJ .diSoii--John ID MlShali.
Ppscy and neutrality-suspicious. " Finch.
Perry. Spencer and Wanirk--t l. Fuller
ID .vis snI kupx-JameS ID " iams.
Greene and Owrn-Georse n SDure
L,wrence and Mirtul-rhona. Cobb.
Cr,wi,rtl ami or'nse--iienr. jenkins.
Brown and Monr ,e-P ,ris G iiauning
Bartholomew Francis z Hcr..
DeAIbmn-James W Gsif.
Frankln-ThOmas GiiiUld
Adams. JAY ana We>-Geor-eS S. Brown
Allen-PIinN Hoaglaud.
Hunting ton ana Whi'ley--A. l. Douglas.
Carroll and ClinIOn-Letnder dec C.urS
Cas-. Howard aud Pulaskl---J ohm ID vs
Rpey-W illiam l. Hntlel-l9-27
INDEPENDENT.
Ohio aud Switzerland - a lex f.pier & Downey
Kosciusko and Wabash--W Wilfam C. Graves.
Republicans holding over. ..............l3
g elected ..................S {
81
Democrats holding over. r..............
:" elected. ...............l@ .l@
81
Independents. ...................... ,
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IsyS MING ~ SLOAN.
(LATE X. BROwNlNG,)
I'D ux u Il. "a ~ - g, 80 =.
>. wes, WASHINGTON stree, insi,nanors

Have IN a large aud wel selected stock cf Drugs
Medicines Chemicals. Paints, tii~. .Varnishes. Dye
studs Glassware. NIndow tila>-, Brushes,
CigAr>, Tobacco. Spices ferfumcTy.
Fancy and Toilet Articles.
Coal OIL ana Lamps,
Pateht Medicine,
al articles complete the stock of Druggist A.
purchase principally for cash, direct irum he import
AMI manufacturers aud heing de>rous retain the
reputation which house has erio e of selling
gsGf frest fic, l. taken in the selecfIOn
Of Drugs Ia reference To their unity Our faci'te
such tia feel couideat oifer in J.Ur- and su
aduerated articles. strong inducem any other
Western housc.
Al order will receive the personal attention Of orc
Of Jh rm Great aken ia the dispen in- ui pht -!
cia1s prescriptions snd family recipes from strictly
articles aud feel confident render at>faction
IN the prices and gai,fg of goois.
BisowNtNG & SLOAN.
- West Washington street.
Al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-13
DECEMBER 13, 1862.
RAILROADS.

shortest Route BY Thirty Mi1es!
No CHANGE Or CARS To CINCINNATI
Three trains leave indianapolis Daily. Sundays excepted
,NtRST rRAIN--5si5 An (cISCiNSATl EXPRESS
arrives al Cincinnati al l040A NJ, and Lexington
ny. T:30 =. n.
Second Iran-lI25 A. M.-Cincnnsu Mail. arrives Al
Cincinnati 4s5 q. NJ, making c~e connections With the
lAttls Miami Railroad or tovelard, Morrow, Columbus,
Ne~ ark. Zane~viie. and Wheeling.
Third frsrl-7o5 z. M, Cincinnati Express, arrives ~
Cincinnati " 20 4. NJ.
Pare ty airy other route
Call for your cd the indianapolis and Cincinnati,
Railroad.
Bsggagr checked through.
EoricE--Be you get in the right train al
indianapolis. The ~y CINCINNATI train, stands on the
fifth track. being the farfhes' track south in the Union
Depot. ai indianapolis.
". a. l.. NOBLE. General Ticket Agent.
p NJ. LuBeow. Travelling Agent noyl7 6!dly
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DRUGS.

II. persons moving thernselves indebted 10 will
a please call al theu earliest convenience ard make
settlement of same, and oblige K. BROWNING.
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Released Prisoners.

We learn that one hundred and fifty
Of the Tennessee prisoners, who have
been confined at Camp Morton, Indianap-
lis, and were recently released on appli-
cation Of Governor JoHSsoS, on their
taking the oath OF allegiance, arrived in
the city yesterday evening
The men represented, in part, the fol-
lowing Regiments; tt
Col Cooks SD Tennessee.
Col, Abernathy's Esd Tennessee.
Col Ferguson's 4lst Tennessee.
Col Heiman's 10th Tennessee.
We learn that three hundred and thir-
ty-threc have taken the oath.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30

THEATRR. - There was a splendid
house last night, as We anticipated. We
were glad Of il; for surely if anybody
ever was deserving Of il, both by virtue
Of her industry and talents, il is HArTIE
BERNARD. The performances went off
in admirable style-all parties having
acquitted themselves well,
There is fine bill offered for tonight
the second time Of The comic drama
of "Giralds," which was received on
Tuesdayhight with ihunders Of applause
We are TO have also the roaring farce
of "The Omnibus in which those sons
of Menus, HARRY EvEBETT and NED
WIdHT, win convulse the audience. So
look out for your vest buttons,
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General Railroad Office.

Central RAILROAD AND OMNIBUS HcKEf OF7iCr,
No. 25, North Cherry Street,
(ith door from Cnlon)
DERsONs designing leaving the city by Railroad,
J. VIII save per centage BY purchasing their Tick
cts at this 0dco, whore 1icketa be had IN all the
principal Cities In the North East and West, by the
shortest and most reliable ronte also Tickets be
had 20 Huntsville, AiR and all intermediate points
the Nashville Chattanooga, amt Tenneasce & Ala
bama Railroads.
per7ons going East, by purchasing rckcta win have
their baggage checked from any Hotel or part Of tho
city az far as Louisville, Ky,
Purchase your Tickets the day previous 10 leaving,
so that you can leave Your call for the Omnibus TO
convey You 20 The Depot
Through Bill3 Of ladlug giving for all classes Of
Freight TO an the principal Cities East via Louisville
Nashville, Jeiersonyllle Indianapolis, Bellefon.
tame, New York Central, New York, Erie pennsyl-
yana Railroads OF BY water at as low rate Az by any
cher rOute.
So am the only Agent ~ this city that can fur
nish Bills Of Ladng 10 The East by All Railroads, or
by Wafer aud Rail ~. q.
For further Information call at tho Ohicc.
w. w. CRAIG
july25-n General Ticket and Freight Agent.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30

Doubtless we are on thc eva Of import
ant events in this State. The rebels have
evacuated Chattanooga, and arc pushing
on to Knoxville. Gen. MOrgan's present
position At the Gap is imprcgnable
against any force the rebels may bring
against him, and we believe that we shall
soon hear Of the wiping out Of General
Kirby Smith. The rebels are In des :
perate strait for supplies, and win soon
be compelled to fight
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30
Justices Court.

JOHN bAowNf' fihil ln q suit bof0ro g NJ.
gOufh~rfs Ia Tt.sff.. ~ ~.
a. Fnsr p,ft. J Cor Davidson County, Tenn.
Tie plainiin, John Browne, In this action hayinr
obtained an Attachment against tito Defendant. A,
Turned by him. levied on auhdry aftcles OF cbsttlss
belonging o. the defendant; and on motion OF Uiaip-
uu, 70 Appearing "a the 8aisfcton of aald Jurfiro
that the defendant il uOnrosideut nf ma Filts IN
Tennessee. u Dc ordered that publioafon b. f5s5o M
tlur bueceasye Woeka in Newspaper published p H.
CITY Of Nashville called tho HUuiuu.n waning do
doiendaut 90 appear before raid Justice on M litb
day Of September, 1862, and plead ancwsr or dsraut
70 sad attachment Otherwise the casg tlli IL IN
down i"r TRIAL OK pafto on that dnv.
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