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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17

--PEnfiresays lro great geographical 'li--
eottres srs 81 70 be fnsle--ihe soufce u
tbe Mgr 3a-d "tlss .ass ditch
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17

Tar Carsrs CefFF o. ne ssst = a y.
Urshsm % n siess >. shsh uas 90 tr.
IS vhea vs lssl ssstse press. amer ieusihy
ssaiaioa ths jury wert anahls &c aSres,
sr5 vess discharged sy ihs Court
Iss bsrt s,se wa- thai r J S Pevheas
3 llraf7 Psrs5ns and Lsuusi Krg Tbs
as src.psss 81 fls hsehall ne m,ia
Quesiaa being ub,,her "a Inc reosaiiy ran
hetneea is teams x sauis,laud aul ~ -
chester ~. ,ae lrae t.ieisipern All loans.
+ tsus claimed s. ihs p'asn'ia ,hsi Che true
Inc "a, ! ,be,, distance south Il me rev
t,e. verlet rs plssrua For pa. & q
Barton tr sta. Mines 8 son AID II X.
Faver
TIE ja,y wyrc d.a,orl On Tharsisy
Tlsare were several easg. f,ie b the Court
IN ,bs case u Nsast 0,rla Crawford
Amijop uhch va. prosecution uaJsr Tie
b,.tarly act. ibe Court hr.i Chat % such
eases il there vas "a nlcrmarrage y tbe
partic. peadius lhe saf that ibs vifr could
10, be used Is witness il behalf 4 the
prosecution.
In the case q Ghayer ' Lyman was held
lbat ngtiee II the transfer of4 town order 10
the s,lgetsen e Tie town. given y the a.
signce II lie or ler sufficient, ana would
pre,cu, he hallius q tie town as trustee
~ said order IS belonging TO the payer u the
order. Aho that 70 make such notice bind-
mg Il vas not suilieicnt FOR the assignee Of
me order 10 mrriy demand paymeu, Of the
ar % ,he Treasurer 81 the town, but that no.
t3ce 90 the transfer must be given to the
freagHrer,
In The case Of Wotltock v Bolster {, was
held that whei' school district had neglect
a ~ mere than year TO elect its oflieer,
sud that afterwards such officers we're elect
el Is the district a: meeting warned by the
Selcglmen Of the ,oNn in which the district
was, although such clection was informal ye,
a tax voted by the district aud made ont by
such officers vas collectable Also that an
unnaturalized ltshman might be elected and
hold any school district ofiice
III the case Of Whnicn Goddard i was
held thar au action Il false representation
would lie against the ,euder Of real estate.
il being woodland, fer representing at the
time Of said safe tht there were certain
rgmter Of SAW logs & trees 70 make them,
growing on the lands although such state.
ments were untrue aud although Tie plain
tiH had never seen The land and bought il re-
lying upon such slat'mcnts. IN such sales
the maxim cayeat emror must apply
The Court adjourned On Friday NJ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17

A GLEAsoN, Of Factory Point, manuf,c-
lures superior leather preser,ati'e which
takes the lead of an similar preparations =
Try il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17

The following communication has teen
handed to Us for publication, and inasmuch
as il appears to be lep'y to an article here
tofore published ia tie Journal, we think
we are bound to prin. il. 1t is perhaps un.
necessary Cor US 10 sag that We never feel sr
take any personal interest in subjects Of this
character. The oGENAL clongs 10 no sect,
parry or class whleye,; ON The other hand.
We desire and intend 70 have it the organ for
The expression O the views Of its patrons
upon all proper SUI jects, without discrimin-
alton or favoritisu Ne shall Of course be
glad to print anything IN reply to this arti-
Gle if Any one sh4l be disposed TO make any
-LfD's. JoURSALl
.Hessrs. Elif1s; AZ tic regular meeting
ot The Bennington ouuty Medical Society,
held il Manchester on he ith inst, it was
resol,cd, hat ls,ociaitng ia practice, or
ia consultation Nith unqualified men or
ChaFatsus, howter respectable in appear
anc WIS dcemet beneath the dignity Of an
honest practllIouG OF medicine =
The atose eau readily lie recognized as
the legitimate oispring # that august trib-
una embracing u Tie science, wisdom aud
medical jurisprudence Of Bennington toun-
IS. Well may they exglaim like one Of old,
" q Lord we htik the that we are not Ike
other men," Staid aside. We are holier than
thou! Now We wtnld like 10 present few
cures that have hen treated by these sons
u Hsculapils, il Bennington County for
pirate Discussion at the next session of this
board Of cOure no "ignorant charlltan
however repecia'se in appearance will be
allowed 10 lie PRESENT lac case of Mrs.
3rushee. near Nlrih Dorset, who WAS found
dead and butcheed scientifically; also the
cule II Mr. Crawford Amidon's wife, Of
Whhali, who was twice operated upon for
dropsy by The Sim'n pures, with no fayora-
ole result. An " unqualified charlatan
was called to zee her, he advised her to wait
i short true until nature had completed her
uork. She did, was confined, wih marks
" The scieafifc gestlemaa's KNIFE upon The
chiif Also be case Of the wife of d. Retll
Of Manchester, operated upon for u broken
breast, 10 winch operation tue learned prac-
iitiouer severed an artery and TO stop the
hemgrrhige, applied shovel full Of ashes
aud Was then dismissed, aid a " charldtan ;"
call who st,ei The woman's life. And
further, lie case Of II jor bailey Of Rupert
who had his leg aElpuaic1 10 consequence
Of a compound fracture cf the thigh bone, ,
but On examination vi the limit. i was found
the b)ne hal not been broken at all Ii the
afjrs mentioned cases are not sufficient 70
absorb al the time sat apart fvr such purpo-
ges, then take up the eases Of Doctors lsilam
Aylesworlh and Chandler, omen whose heni-
cry We respect aud who were ~ far above
the present sayons Of medical jlris prudeucy
Of Bennington County, as lien is 70 pole
eat who unfortunately fell victims by their
own medicine.
Seize upon truth wherever found,
On heaihen o on cl.rttIiu ground
ANTHONY.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19
Enormous Lle-RebsI GulnDllltr.

GRENADA, MISS, Sept. S.-The Mem
phis argus Of the 9TH contains the fol-
low dispatch
The steamboat "B" arrived last eve
ming, about four o'clock from Cairo A
gentleman on board had a copy of an
extra just issued from the Cairo Gazette
office, previous TO the departure of the
"B," which states substantially as fol-
lows:
On Thursday morning the Federal
forces at CovingtOn, and Newport, Ken
lucky, were marched out to meet General
kirby SMITH, who was nine miles of
After an hours march, General SMITH
was encountered, and the Federal forces,
were drawn up, in line of battle and
ordered to fire. When they had fred
one round il was discovered that the
Confederates were in overwhelming force,
and the Federal was ordered to fall back,
General SMITH advancing upon them
When the COnfederstcs reached Coving-
ton and Newport, General SMITH deman-
ded q surrender OF both places, which was
complied with, he taking possession on
Friday morning, l0l5 o'clock.
A dag of truce was then sent across
the river, and the surrender Of Cincinnati
demanded-two hours being allowed the
authorities to comply. The Mayor ask
ed for four hours, which was granted.
General SMITH, in response to inquiries,
informed the citizens that private pro
perty would be respected, but all United
States property must be delivered up,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19
New Discoveries in California.

Almost every day brings TO light some
new discovery on the Pacific coast, until
il is fast becoming apparent that the re-
sources Of California are unbounded in
extent and illimitable in character. The
gold and silver mines of the Pacific
slope have excited the wonder Of the
world, and in the productions of the
precious metals we have no rival. Coal
of good quality has been found, and the
mines are rapidly being developed. Iron
and copper are claiming attention, and
will soon be regarded as the most useful
and valuable of our own productions in
the aid they will lend to domestic manu-
features and the useful arts. We have
been shown a letter recently received
from the Southern coast, announcing the
discovery, in Santa Barbara, of an i'm
mense spring OF coal oil, said to be the
highest quality for Illuminating and m-
brioating purposes.
The writer says that by little labor,
and light expenses, this spring can be
made 20 yield between 5000 and 1000
gallons per day, The liquid is said to
possess at least go per per cent, of coal oil
and from the amount of intammablo gas
fiiven of at light temperature, IL is be-
lieved TO be peculiarly adapted to the
manufacturing of gas for street or Other
Illuminating purposes, instead Of the or
binary coal gas now used' tits crafty
ing to be able to chronicle such disooy
cries, for il shows that while our sistc
States are plunged in the trials and trou
hles Of war, California is advancing rap
idly in all tho elements OF prosperity,
hundred fields are still open 20 the in
dustrious adyenturer and discovery i
fast bringing 10 light some new re
sources Of this most wonderful country
-SIn Francisco Bulletin, JWe lG
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19
Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue OF three writ o, % }1. 20 me directed
ID from the Circuit Court ol The United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee, T. h GlasCork.
Marshal 10 aud for said District, Will expose 20 public
salp, 60 the highest bidder, for CaFh ~ the Court
House door 10 the city Of Nashville, ON The 1911 day
Of october 1852 an the right title, claim aud interest
which Noble %, Ellis, has 10 and % the following DE-.
scrbcd piece or parcel Of hand, t0-Sit Boz the 18Th dis
trCt OF Davidson county Tennessee fronting Ou the
West side % Bueul Vista Turnpike road about two
miles from Nashville, bounded o. follows reguuIug
at stake n the centre Of said Turnpike road 100 the
Northeast corner of Maxwell R-lduR'5 or FoX's tive
acres end runs with tho North line OF sad eve acre
tact South u deg. West 20 6s 100 poles 90 stake
on Blslcy's line ttDuro with Blslgy's line kortn q
deg West gl6 10 100 pole 90 "a stake, corner ci %
tract OF eighteen aCTes sold by a.. W. Nance aud Jas
g. owen 90 JAS. WufWurth. IuTs. 0r Davidson
county thence wItn the south hoe Of aamt. South
1lfi deg East 6j yh 100 plcs U stake u Che centre
of Bueua Vista pike road tuonse aIuug centre of said
road rs deg, 20 900 pales 90 the beginning cor
tanning acres, l2u square poles more 90 lCs8 said
property bong levied mon 90 EltsI judgments iu ia
yOr OF Peters Co., Winston, swift n1d luluauu S
Clark, RiCscT Clark, rendered u Gti Court 90 ID.
/ aOih day W April. lsd2 against the slII Elb. auH
I Sisauulh Moore Administrator of q e. M0Ufr I'd.
| cra.rl. siH 'H iaAe place A, no o'c.Hga, A N
~ ULA-DIth.
s8pl4ltt US MsIdsI M. m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19

some extent developed when renegades
from England and other parts Of Eu-
rope made the region Of the West Indian
seas terror, two or three centuries ago,
with wholesale piracies. Again, the fill
buster age Of the last fifteen OF twenty
years, illustrated the same fierce disre-
gard Of law and determination to erect
new and unrestrained authorities. Sc
cession is the giant Of this brood. II
will desolate half of this Union, and
sweep its fields with fire and sword, but
II will die in the end, as its predecessors
have done, and all renegades who serve
II will perish alikewith the violent who
claim to have come TO this treason by
right Of birth
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19
Justices Court.

NNoN, CHAIRMAN & Moons PaiutiHsD
~ O. GWrrru, Defendant
IN suit before g. NJ. Southgatr, e Justice or the
Peace for Davidson County Tennessee
The plaintiffs Nixon, Chathrld n Woods. I'm thf.
acton having obtained an Attachment against the
defendant, j. o. Griffith, and issued ~ Constable
john 70. Tower, and returned boy him, lry ed on auu.
dty articles Of furniture belonging 90 Tho defendant
and "h motion OF plaintiffs, by counsel il appearing
Z" tho ast1ctou Of said Justice, that tho defendant
ls uunrt dent OF The state uf Tennessee. % D. ur.
nrrcu mat publication be.mydc for four sucueseiy
week in newspaper published In the city Of Nash.
VIZ called the Union warning the DEFENDANT "a
lr and appear before said Justice the 2llh dty Of
Ne'mhrr 1872, and plead, answer, or deuur % saIl
attachment otherwise the cause will be- set down Ilt
ltIaI eN plrly uu that day.
q. VI. SOUTHC ATE. IP.
August 2l,t, lSG2-ltw. prs fee, $500
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19
National Debt.

From me rhiadephu rrts,.
Mr.. Charles Ingcrsoll is poor orator
uncertain, stiltcd, and Of the true for
ciblc-fceble s|le Still, his figures of
rhetoric are better than his figures Of
arithmetic. In his speech on Saturds y,
he said ave are at this time the most
indebted country in all the world. We
have the largest debt, the heaviest debt
"A debt for the payment of which there
is the least probability, for by the mid
die Of the year '63 we shall be the heayi-
est taxed people in the world
Now, the whole United States Debt,
including six loans between 1912 and
1860, and every liability up TO the mid
die Of July, amounts TO S626, 100000, the
annual interest on which is S2GOOO,OOO.
On the other hand, the whole National
Debt Of England is Sl,473, 220,6OO, and
the annual interest thereon is $4,000, %
coo. How, with any degree OF truth or
information, Mr. lngersoll could declare
that the American is greater than the
English Debt, when it is not One'seventh
of its amount, we leave him TO explain
if he can. We further add that our
present Debt is not as much as what il
cost England, between l776 and 1852 Il
combat againt Freedom ON American soil
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19

SAVE Your MoNEY.--During these war
times it is the duty Of all to save as
much as possiblej 25 per cent of your cx-
penses can be saved by exchanging your
Greenbacks for Tennessee money as in
a majority Of cases S. 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
surance Oaice Of W. j, MARI on College
street Opposite SeWanec House
Aug27-U
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19

The Theatre has been closed Temporal
rily by the military authorities, but, we
are assured that it will be re-opened in
few days,
We are pleased TO learn that the Com
handing General finds no fault either
with the managers, or in the manner in
which the establishment has been con-
Quoted; il is military necessity at the
present, and the performances are, there
fote, for the time suspended.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19

Brace, BUcKNEn, and KIRBY SMITH say
that it lie horrible to think that the Fed
eral Government should try TO subjugate
armed rebels; but it is exactly right and
becoming TO arm negro slaves to. destroy
the Union which WAsHIEGroN and JEF-
VERSION founded, and ANDREW JACKSON
defended
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF THE OHo,l
MEDICAL DmECToB's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. IL, 1927
The supply Of ice in this city becom-
ing low, and TO provide sufficiently for
the sick in the city and hospitals, deem
il my duty to prevent its further issue,
except in case of sickness, on orders
signed by me. EBN. SWIFT,
Surgeon U.S.A,
Sep. 1S-3t Medical Direc0r.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19
HrAp-OrR's. DTsTRTcT OF THR ONO.

HEAD-QUR's. DISTRICT OF THE OHIo,)
MED. DIRECToR's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.SSep. 10th, 1862.
In conformance with orders from De-
partments Headquarters, any Captain
sending a man to Hospital without his
descriptive list must be reported by the
Surgeon, and arrested; and any Surgeon
who fails to report the captain, is TO be
arrested
Both the Descriptive list and account
of his disease should be given to
the man HIMSELF if well enough to be en-
trusted with il; If not, TO the person in
charge. EBN. SWIFT,
SURGEON U.S.A,
Sep.1S-1w Medical Direet0r.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19
Marshal's Sale.

by virtue ola writ OF 4 IN 10 me directed from the
ID Circuit Court OF the United Siatcs for abe NJ die
District ul Tennessee, 1, g. X. GlasCociy, Marshal 10
and for sad District viii expose 10 sale, publicly TO
The highest bidder, for cash. al the Court nu-r door
10 The city ct Nashville, oh the 18th duy Of October
1902, The finwing -Hvcs property OF Alien T. Crock
rtt, namely Mary, ahont lB years of aye, with her
infant Fon, William; and Peter, ten ur eleven years
%. age; the slaves aforesaid having been levied uu to
satisfy Judgment n favor of Clark, Adams n CLARK.
against A. o, Crockett, rrnurrrl IN said Court ou the
2'th day of April, 1872 sale tO commence al 10
oc.ucS, A. VI. B., r.. GLASCOCk
srIlg-ll. L. =. Marshal, NJ. -. 4.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19
SenlSll
HEADQUARTERS L. S. FoHCEs, }
NASHVILLE, Tenn, :
Sept. is, 1862. \

=
Sept. Us, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER, No. 3.
I. In pursuance of the instructions Of
Major-Gcneral Buell., all enlisted men
found in this city, or beyond their camp
lines, without especial authority from
their regimental or detached command
er, or other higher officer, countcrsigned
at these headquarters, will be arrested
and sent TO the city prison.
All officers found in the city without
such authority will be arrested and
brought to these headquarters for such ac-
ton in their cases as the Commanding
General may direct.
NOpasses authorizing either officers or
soldiers TO leave their encampments
will be hereafter issued without specify
ing the cause, which must be one fpub-
lie business, and limiting the time; and
it is cnjoined on commanding officers TO
be rigid in restricting these leaves TO the
smallest possible number, and TO see that
the limit of time i, observed
General and staff Officers, known to
be such, are exempt from the restrictions
of this order, excepting so far as it re-
quires them to make their presence-and
in regard TO Staff Officers, their business
known daily at these Headquarters.
Officers and soldiers in this city belong
ing to absent regiments, are required to
report 10 the commanding officer of the
cOnvalesccnt camp; to which camp and
to sill persons belonging TO it, these orders
are to be considered as applying, Camp
guards will be of sufficient strength TO
prevent the soldiers from leaving the
camps 10 which they belong.
II, Discharged men and such as have
been mustered out of service, awaiting
transportation, will at once report them
selves in person to the Provost Mar
shall, who will make list thereof, with
particulars concerning them and stating
where they are to be found. He will pro-
vide quarters for them and subsistence for
as long as they are unayoidably detained,
and see that the regulations regarding
them to be established at these Head
Quarters are carried into effect.
H. No man whatever wearing the
United States uniform, or any part there
Of although discharged from service
will be permitted TO wander about, but
will be under regulation, quartcred and
subsisled as above proyi ded
". A patrol of one Company of In.
fantry aud one Of Cavalry will be detail.
ed TO aid in ehccting the objects Of thi,
order Their Officers will receive thci
instructions from these Head Quarters
tits also a part of the regular duty o
the Provost Guard
by command of
BGIG.-GEN. NEGLEY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19

The Legislature Of New GIa mpshire
has made sewing machinesfexempt from
attachment. Thatmay be all well enough
for SGNeER's, or WHEELER a. WILSON'S
sort, but we know some sweet little sewing
machines, who wear cosy hats ana nice
gaiter boots, whom no Legislature can
erempt from attachments.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19
Justices Court.

JnHN BaoWNE, PHl) lu a suit before q. VI.
~tUluu.tip. "a la. tIyy Uf Pea. A
A. FEsr nrft. J COR Davidson County, Tom
The plaintiff, john Browne, in this action having
obtained AN Attachment against ~, defendant, A.
frlsc, ami issued % Constable John h. Cover amt rr
turned 10y him, levied on suudry articles OF Chlltys
belonging 20 thu defendant and on motion cot plain.
an, % Appearing Co the satisfaction uI .iid Justice,
that the defendant Is 70 u0Wr iduui uI the state 90
lonuoss0o. 10 Is ordered that publication hu mat" lnr
four successive We"H Doe new paper Published iu the
,ty ot Nashville called tAr Union warning the
gvieulaut % appear before s1ll Ju.tire ou thr llll
day OF september 1861. and plead. 100. wer ur Hcur
foo sJ.i attachment. otherwise the case will ln -,t
down iHI urUl tN partr Goa that day.
O.. ~ SuUTHGATE. Jp
August tih, lhH-4tH. p.-. fec, $500
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19
particular Noticc.

Mr.. G. d. WHITING has assumed the
control Of our city subscription list. He
will see that the UNION is delivered rcgu-
larry TO city subscribers every morning,
He will also make collections promptly,
at least every two weeks. No money
taken but Tennessee, or par funds.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19
Concentration of Cavalry

Gen. Brace had couriers running all
through this region yesterday, ordering
the rebel cavalry to concentrate their va.
rious detachments with all possible
speed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19

A man whose marriage has been pub
lished in a paper with his name wrongly
spelled, called to have it corrected. He
said he was one Of that class whose
names never appeared in a newspaper
but twice in the course Of their lives
when they are married, and again after
their death. As he could not see TO hay-
ing the name given correctly on the last
occasion, he was very anxious that II
should be right ON the first
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19

All subscribers in arrears TO the Nash
vile DAILY USIoS are respectfully re-
quested TO pay the Route Agea or call
and settle at the office, or their paper will
be discontinued
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19
Claims Against the United
States Government.

DERSON h'Idirg Claims against the L. \. Govern.
mcu' either tor lr prry taken tor the use Of the
Amy, or tr mage to Property Quartermuster Re
ceips or Certificates, cal have them settled aul col.
lrcied 10y placing ihrm 90 the hands oi CHARLES n.
GREEN, Agent for the National Claim Agency of
Washington, d. G. Olicr Of the Tennessee Branch of
the Agency, No SO Cherry Street. up Stairs.
I'M. M
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19

We have a large quantity Of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper,
which we will dispose Of at 40 els. per
hundred.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19

HEAngUARTEBs lsT Tenn. CAvALRY,)
NASHVILLE, Tenn Aug. %, 1862.
[ orders No. g.
All officers recruiting for this Regiment
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters a report showing the strength
Of theparty, present, and absent, and will
hereafter at least once a week, make a
similar report exhibiting the gain and
loss, if any, since last report.
BY order Of Col. STOKES,
JOIN MURPHY, LIST Lieut.. & Adjutant,
LIST Tenn. Cavalry. Aug. 23-tf.
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Naslrille atniou.
FRIDAY MORNING SEPT. 10, 1869

The happiest creature in the world is
the honey-bee, for every attitude he as
sumes is a bee-attitude.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-19

Afew thousand dollars in gold may
be had in exchange for greenbacks, by
application at this.onl IT.