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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
strayed or stolen.

From the premises Of the subscriber, in To
lede Township fve weeks since ! small stout
built white COW about four years old anv uer.
- returning the sams Or giving informa ton
that shall lead 70 her recovery shall IS 70
warded. l. Hileman
June 10 1862 ~.
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GIN As a REMEDIAL AGENT
THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMU.
LIANT,
ESPECIALLY designed for the use Of The
- Medical Procession and the Family, having
uperseded the so-called ''Cins," "Aromatic,"
Cordial "Medicated,' "Schnapp.," etc., is
nowendorsed by oil Of the prominent physi-
clans chemists and connoisseurs, as possess
ngall Of those intrdnsie medicinal qualities
(tonic and diuretic) which belong to IN OLD
and PURE Gin Put up in quart bottles and
sold BY druggists, grosers, etc.
A. n. BININGER d CO..
Established In l776.) Sole Proprietor,
Nc. 10 Bread street. N. Y.
For Sale b p. 8. BARNES 1 co, No. IL
Park Row, New York.
Our long sxpsf isncs aad familiarity with
the rsquirensnts Of Dauooisrs, aud our %.
psrses business faculties, enable 70 70 furnish
then with choice A(sers for medical and
msily uss. - MA lyear
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CEDAR RAPIDS AND MISSOURI RIVED
RAlL10AD,
SBCRHrARYss OFrIC1.
- - M. "a A0A1

Cedar Rapids, To-, NOV. ~, 1901
NOTICE TO 0TOCKu1OLOERS.
~ mAetipe o. ~ Beosd o. Directors held
u ~ 49, u ~ Company November l8th
1851 u Vas:
RlssjssS That ~ rsmaniag insta Inents
On 10 Capital Stock 81 this Company y order
g Is - paid n accordance with Tho terms
Of tie Subscription, - follows, Wis:
The 9Th and 7th installments on the LIT Of
Dec. l861.-Ths 9Th on the let Of January
1862 The 9th on the Let Of March 1862 aud
the 10th on the lst OF May 1861.
/. G. PARDEE. Seotary.
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- % - 10 ID %
FIGURING MILL.

The old Firm Of DOOLITTLI I STEWART
gives notice TO the eitissas of Tane ~ -
Joining oot mites, that " Asve pesssslss ~
the TOLEDO FIGURING MILL an1 ~ sayict
attention - theiS business VIII snoeovss -
give complete satisfaction . on vAs nay pa
ronixe them.
These VII come from . disieaee voald d.
wen y sooe ON Friday, - - y 81 tAsir eyiss
on Saturday.
- q any other mall. 500
Doolittle + Stewart.
1sas6s, rsh18th. 1862. v4.nl2.
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1T WILL MEND CHINA,

1T WILL MEND CHINA,
Your Broken Chiaa Caps and easesrs can
b made - good . new.
IT WILL MEND MARBLE,
That piece knocked ont d yoar Marble
Mantle can b put on . strong . ever.
IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No matter II chat broken Pitcher did not
cost but : shilling,s shilling saved 10 . shilhng
carnd.
IT WILL MRND ALABASTER,
That costly Alabaster Vase il broken and
you can't match Il, mend it, It will never
show when put together.
II viii Mend Bsue. Ceral, Lava,
and In fact every thing bat Metals.
Any article Cement with AMERICAN
CEMENT GLUE will not show who're Il 10
mended.
nxTRAOT0.
"Evsry Housekespe should have supply
Of Johns 4 Crosly's American Cement Glue.
New FORK Tiwes.
III 10 % convenient 10 have IN The house.
-Nsw FORK Etpress.
"It 10 always ready; this csmmenAs 4 -
every body."-Ladtpendrnt
1--WE have tried II, and find 4 % usefnl IN
our house q water Wilkes, SPIRIT y ~
Times.
ECONOMY 70 wDALTH.
$1,000 per year saved in every family
by One Bottle Of
American cmneMt Glue.
Price IS cents per Bottle.
Price 25 cents per Bottle.
Price Is cents per Bottle.
Price Is cents per Bottle
Price Is cents per Bottle.
Price rs cents per Bottle.
Very liberal reduction to " hole.
sale Buyers.
TERMS CASH.
-. For sale BY al Druggists, and Store
keepers generally throughout the country.
JOINS Il CROSLEY
(Sols Manufacturers)
WILLIAM STREET,
Corner Of Liberty Street, xEw FORK
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Delinquent taxes Of residents Of Tsms
County, mott pad before the first Of June nsxt,
will bs collected BY distress aud sale ofpsr.
sonal property.
A. J. WHEATON.
County Treasurer.
Dated, May 9th, 1862. v4-n24.w
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From the premises Of the :subcriber in
Howard township o ths evening" = The III
Of May, young small gslding herss, color,
bstwsss bay and sorrsl, (part Mexican
pony) with hind-fsst and white half moon
n forehead.
Any person returning o. giving infer-
motioa 8 the subscriber Or 70 n. 8. 3. Ebert
IN Teledo that shall lead 70 The recovery Of
said horse shall b suitably rewarded.
n26-2m PETER M0YER.
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SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS
Ae0srsndum Diaries for 50, Legal cap, Fscvs
CAP Letter, Note and National paper. Blank
CARDS, school cards &c, as good as the best and
aPahtas the cheapest at Pion Ger Drug Store
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-. Rot10Ohud.
DEALER N
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Gsss Ekrs;shie> Goods, Hats, Gaps,
Irssks, Booss q Shoes, dc.
Commercial Street, Opposite Rocks Hardware
Store, CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA.
The LARGE 81 STOCK LOWEST ParcH
v2n46 8. HESSELBER0E Err AZ
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THE WORLD.
An inDsPRHDgMT.
DAILY, SEMl-WEEKLY g.
WEEKLY, NEWSPAPER.
7uE DAILY WORLD

DAILY WORLD
Terms psr spsum, Six Dollars; Four copies
to one addrsss, Twenty Dollars. To clergy
men, Five sxtra copies will be sent
THE sEMI.wEEKLY WORLD.
Three dollars per AMMAN; two copies 70 one
address, Five Dollars; FIVE copies 10 one ad-
dress, Eleven Dollars. TO clergymen, Two
Dollars per year. Single copies, Three cents
Published Tuesdays and Fridays.
Ten ooplee, 20.
Yss Ssb sstsa svpjss, On extra copy viii
be sent for one year.
For elab sf.wsnsy copies, copy Of The
Fer . club Of Aisy copies, che Daily, weekly
TIN WEEKLY WORLD.
PREV T~e Dollsrs sysar four espiss 70 one
.ddrsss, nvs Dollars; .ws' y copies, Twenty
:ss ~. 8 8. ID D. Isss., ven. -: sa
sspiss, Five ssaee. Published o TAsrsdsya.
Fer Stub q ten copies, On extra copy viii
boeeDt 1sS one year.
Isvs sas6sftvssly copies, ~ Ssni. weekly
win - 0s1t r. Oooyeov.
~ : club efffty ss1ssA ~ Daily viii d
osDt ~ enc yeov.
Per club q 80 Ausdssd sspies, ~ Daily
Wssaly. - osn6-WssAIy Vim - ssss Ssr ~
yesS.
Renjteaasss fsr ffhs world1 may b made
b. dfs1ss, tssssur, notes, or bank-bllls o.
spests paying banks, and, where the attention
Of the Ptstnsster 10 called 10 the rsmittancs
at the tire u mailing he letter, il nay b
maze at our risk.
Rre cine. ru~pusra esvk a. 49, .aa,..e -
on .; plscatien. n82.
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THE ORIGINAL.
I1vl HIIue rliIIIll
Established IN l846-PorfeCted IA

1852.
Recent and inportaat improvsmsats having
besn Pit . this MaehiRs. rsndsrs Il new The
NEST perfect before tho public, and persons q
. distance can can order Machine with !
guarantee q its prompt and safe delivery, and
that they will - able % manage Il 70 their
ssGirs satisfsstisn. Ne Moro brsaking nssdlssi
No ne,s ,aissiag slitsAssi Ne trouble IN
nakiae any garnsst. however delicate Or
heavy, On the same Machine, either II cass-
brio, cloth Or leather: and fsr dress makers,
shirt makers, tailors, hat bin ievs, Shoe hindsrs
or gaiter fitting. - we'll AZ for every variety
Of family sewing THEr HAVE NO suPERIoR, and
will be sold ct . much less price than any 9TH
or machine capable II doing the same range
Of work.
Send for Descriptive Catalogue Of styles
and prices. A few responsible Agents will
bs dealt with literally
Address Tbs HOWE Sewing Machines, 487
Broadway, New York. ns2.ly
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SALESR0OI, SO BROADWAY.
NEW YORK.

Tsrs Machine Demonstrated on an emit, ely
new principle Of mechanism, possessing many
rare and valuable improvments, having been
examined BY the most profound experts, and
pronounced to be SIMPLICITY and PERFEC.
TON COMBINED.
The following are the principal objections
urged against Sewing Machines:--
1.-Excessive fatigue..to the operator.
liability to get ont Of order
3.-ExpeDse, trouble and loss Of time in re-
pairing.
A. lncapacity to sew every description Of
material.
5.-Disagreeable noise while in operation.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
The Empire Sewing Machine Is ex
enpt iron al these oljectiens.

Il has straight needle perpendicular
action, makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE
STITCH, which will NEITHER RIP nor
RAVEL, and is alike on both sides performs
perfect sewing on every description OF materis
81, from Leather TO the finest Naneook Muslin.
with cotton, linnen or silk thread, from the
coarsest to the finest number.
Having neither Cannon COG wHEEI.and
the least possible friction, it runs - smooth
% glass and 10
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
NEW CABINET

NEW CABINET
CHOP.
The people Of Tama County win take no
tice that, have Cabinet Shop in full blast,
in the south part Of the village Of Toledo OPP
posite the residence Of Mr.. John Ross, where
am constantly making FIRST class work in my
line.
Those wishing
Bureaus,
Desks,
Secrctarys, Tables,
Stands.
Chairs,
Cribs,
Bead.
Sseads,
De. de. &c. De Gc.
<lrs requested to g;ss NJ . coll before
xychasing elsschere.
TERMS REASONABLE.
OOFFINS
Made sad trimmed in god style upon short
notice.
JAMES WALLACE.
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CHICAGO
Serving #afaiut 90.
O0Ice cor E.okA a02 Qvo0k ~
Over A. \. Mi;Ier's Jewsiry Sore.

O1Ice cor Lake a0a gB00A St
Over A. \. Mi;Ier's Jewsiry Ssoss.
Entrance . CLARK ot.
T11E ars - jssrsdssjog - saerwhassos
w NEWLY INVENTED Ar xDCBNTLY
PATENTED Sewing aski.e, ne lavender Is
which has disesrde6 entirely The 1se ~ ssmeS
and BY the application - NV ssmfnssion
in msche MICS, has ssesn pffsAsd results here
tofors una. tanned b. my fsvsntss, sD4 pro-
duced masculine capable ~ - great rsuey
Of work @ any Other Dse1iue = ~ nUpass,
and better I'd, ptAd 10 the wsDh g ~ sunnsu.
nifty, a. he has COR, usd, - . pssssr sxlsas
than in any other ps.crt,
CHEAPNESS WITH 1XUDL-
LENCE, -
Durability with eimp6Gsy
Ann NoIsLEsaxkss Or AC1IeHs - 0Gseo
not approached y any eshsr nachtse -
machines are 81
LlCGNSRD DY ELlAs uoWE A9D ~
S0C1AJED,
And are uouufhoturoA % ~ Wo1l tuoWR
establishment Of nlLne onsaawseD, - Olaela-
natl Ohio. naehines are pat up - plo3n L.
bles, n half case, Or II fall cabinet n Val.
aut, mahogany and Rosewood. M
Fsaess arsa 80 sseaeo
oOrOus naehiass nahs - sDssAas lssp
Stitch" which = prslsrabls - Ssmily sssts
the n9hattle Stitch" q AWheeler = Wiloea'0
Stitch" = Il i sonstlnss eslDs1--
l. Because Il - stronger on1 neee 1Gsa-
?. Desasss iis right - lsss si6eis isssa-
pavably headsomsr than that y 10 Deek GejeAs
while The sevssss = fully = heedssns = ~
sOvVse0 - sA1s. .ss So -sss - "a. - -
:. Dssasss & % slaseie, yiss $3.50
With The material ssve1. he - llDfSaS
nen elastic and nsn-yisldlne. -.
:. Because Il Il vAsf slitsh sad viii not
rip, though ever fourth slitek 70 cut. The
leck stitch will rip II snse brsken.
s. Because, while Il % Afest stitSA, ~ 70
also susceptible Of bsine teken eat With great
facility, in case Il i required. q = altefins
garments.
8. Our machines will rsn, gather, fsll,
hem, tuck and smbroider; end Win DO alItka
other machines do. @
All machines warranted. and kspt II repair
one year without charge.
We are alse Sole Aeents fee ~ 0alAln -
wsstsrn and Nosth-westsrn GgAtss, o.
Blake = JOhnsOnsG l1mproy.
ed Patent Right side hem.
l1l0r.
n ready 4pplieeh;ss = ~ ~ ~ AlAs4oA
new Or old, making u a)teg6lher the nae1
complete HsmmeT ever ~ 01osed. u t1Sns
the hem under, and places ~ fAir suteAssn
the RIGHT side o. thu eleth.
Persons II The country, BY ssn1ing 70 theSr
address, inclosing . letter st mp en- AAye
one Of eur circulars, list q pries. And saapss
Of work,
Agents wanted throughout the
wiswsll = Teppen,
Late sf and Successors 10 =. Riskards &c
Agents for Illinois, Wisconsias I~ue and
Minnesota
Address "a letters 70 tAs q = wlswAIS
ssChicage Sewing Maehins
CO, 2 o Bex sos7 Chicago ~ J :, II. fA5sAs
vln2o On
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GREAT lMPRoyEMCITS II
SEWING HCRlIIs.

@NA -" &c
SHUTTLE MACHINE.
Patented February llth, 1850.
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Terms per spsum, Six Dollars; Four copis'
to one addrsss, Twenty Dollars. To clcrg,
men, Five extra copies will be sent.
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called confederate States; sixthly, of any
person who, owing property in any loy.
q State or Territory in the United
State, or in the District of Columbia
shall hereafter assist and give aid and
comfort to such rebellion, and all sales.
transfers, or conveyance Of any such
property shall be null and void and il
mall be > sufficient bar TO any suit
brought by such person for the posses
s,on Or the use Of such property. or any
Oft, to allcge and prove that he l.
one ofthe persons described in this sec.
ton.
seo. .. And BE i. farther enacted
Isat 4 any person within any State or
Territory Of the United States. other
than those named as aforesaid. after
the passage Of this act, being engaged
IN armed rebellion against tho govern.
ment Of the United States, or aiding OF
ebetting the rebellion, shall not, within
1xty days after public warning and
proclamation duly given and made BY
ths President Of the United States.
oeass % aid, countenance and abct,
such rebellion, and return to HE sllepi
Anes and = the u. s., al the estate
end property, moneys, stocks and cred.
- Of each person shall be liable to
ee'snro o aforesaid, and it shall be the
duty Of the President to seize and use
Concluded on ID page.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

The rebel leaders Of this State all avow
that the subjugation Of Southern people
Is perfectly practicable. They assert
that the loyal men Of Kentucky can be
subjugated. They say that the gallant
sons of Western Virginia can be subjuga-
ted. They insist that the heroic patri-
OTIS Of East Tennessee can be crushed out
by the brutal soldiery Of JEFF Davis
The Memphis Appeal, Of August, 1861,
sain;
We only speak the sentiment Of The
united South in asserting that Kentucky
can never be aloaced to cast her destiny
with the North. The truth had as well
be spoken, and we can tell her citizens,
that no such idea has for one moment
entered the mind of the Southern people.
TIE South needs her territory and must have
u at whatever Price Of blood and conquest"
Il is evident that the Memphis AgpsaI
is strong believer in the possibility of
subjugation and determination into the
bargain.
Col. KEY wrote from Knoxville in last
May to Col. WHITTHoRNB as follows:
"f We can conquer or oen people, ace
shall do grand business p
OF course Col. KEY believes in subjuga-
ton.
Rev. c. w. CHARLTON wrote last jane
10 Gen. CAswALL to "send much larger
force TO East Tennessee, for if the people
there were to rise they could whip the
secession troops outp
Charletor believes in subjugAtion.
And we might add columns of testi-
mony establishing the fact that the reb-
els are firm believers in the practicabhity
ofsubjugating and enslaying men who are
loyal to their country and her laws. 1t
is not little strange, we had almost said
inconsistent, for these same rebels to as
sert vehemently that it is utterly impos-
sible TO conquer men who are waging a
rebellious and reasonable warfare against
a government supported by near twenty
four out of thirty millions of people; and
whose pet leaders are thieves, traitors,
and robbers, like FLOYD, DAVIS and joins
MoBGAN.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

If any unlUcky and unnoticed fellow,
like ourselves, has passed his days hither-
to in violet-like humility and obscurity,
unhonored, undinnered, IN arm support
ed, ,un- serenaded, and unlionized, we
advise him to turn traitor, act the thief,
robber, and swindleT, perjure himself, be
accessory to the murder and Punishment
Of women and children, bully and brow
beat all who are loyal, and in fine sell
out his country TO . set Of the most bru.
tai and desspotic ohgarchistS who ever
cursed the earth Those notorious Ten
nessee traitors, General Barrow, General
Harding, and Judge Guild pursued this
course, and some Federal officer - we
know not who--we blush that there is
such a one in the Country's SERVICES
now engaged in gallanting them through
the pleasant streets of Detroit, and treat
ing them to wine suppers, and esoorting
them TO balls and theatres. Are the
people of the North a set OF lickspittles
and toadies, to suffer this outrageous in
suit TO be offered TO the loyal authorities
Of Tennessee who had these men arrested
for high treason If this state Of affairs
is 20 continue, we earnestly ask Governor
johnson 10 have US arrested Immediately
for something, we care not what, but the
worse the crime the better, and send us
immediately 10 Detroit, New York, Pitt
adelphia, or Niagara Falls A trip
would benefit us greatly.
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the same, or shall use any language cal
culated in its nature 70 deter, or embar-
rass any citizen, from being or becoming
a loyal citizen Of the United States. A
violation Of this act shall be high mis-
demeanOr, and upon conviction before The
Recorder Of said corporation, shall for
felt and pay a fine of not less than S25
nor more than $50.
SEC. 2. IL shall be and is hereby made
the special duty Of the City Marshal, his
deputies and each of the night police, TO
diligently enquire into all violations of
the lst section Of this act, and arrest and
take before the Recorder for trial every
such person suspected Of tho violation Of
this act.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

The following important bill has been
brought before our City Conncil. We
give it as furnished by member Of that
body:
At meeting Of the Board of Alderman
May 9th, 1862, Mr.. BRIEN introduced the
following bill, which passed on its third
reading, entitled:
n BIZ to Suppress and Preoeia Treason, Sc
dition, and Breaches Of Ae Peace.
WHEREAS, All persons residing or be-
ing within the corporate limits of the city
of Nashville, owe allegiance to the NUM-
cipal laws, the government and good or
der thereof, therefore, no language, act or
conduct, should be allowed, calculated TO
incite treason, rebellion, sedition or Of
fcnd loyal citizens therefore,
Re u enacted By the CITY Council, SEC
rfoR !. That the city laws, passed the
10th Of August, 1913, on page 1917, chap.
l, sec. /, be, and the same are hereby so
Amenucu, bDak whoever snail De guilty
within he limits Of the corporation Of
the city aforesaid, Of uttering reasonable
or seditiOus words or speeches, speaking
aloud false news, or dispensing scandal
Gus libels aginst the corporation aiore-
said or the government Of the United
States, or Of obstructing any lawful Off
Ger Of said corporation, in executing his
office, or instigating others 10 do 80, or
melting by word, deed or act others to
cayil and meet together 10 contrive, incite
or suggest rebellious conspiracies, riots,
or any unlawful feuds, or differences,
thereby 10 stir people up, maliciously 10
cOntriye the ruin and destruction Of the
pc ce, safety and gOOd order Of the cor
poratiOn aforesaid, or OF the government
Of the United States, or shall knowingly
conceal such practices, or harbor or coun-
sci, aid on assist any disloyal citizen,
who has been or is now a member Of the
Confederate Army, who has returned 20
sid corporation as a spy or agent Of said
ConicdeTacy or any person Engaged in
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07
BROKE JAZZ.

ON the night OF the 9th May, 1852, IN Nashville,
~ Tenn, the following described prisoners, viz
G. II HUDSON, aged 20 years blue cyes black
hair, icct ~ inches high, md weighs l5ebs Lar
CeBy.
JAMES JONES, aged "a years blue eyes light au.
burn hair feet 10 inches Oh, and weighs 100 lbl-
Larceny.
GEORGE WHITE aged 81 years blue eyes auburn
hair, feet "a inches high, and weighs ii5 bs.-LaT-
oeny.
J. J.. BATES, aged p years; buo eyes auburn hair
feet - inches high, and weighs 1888 bs.--Larceny
DOCK HENRY aged 20 years blue eyes, auburn
hair feet 6E inches high, aud weighs 1876 lbs
COuntcrioitng.
TON SMITH aged Is years; blue eyes, auburn hair
feet So inches high, and weighs lab lbs--hurdsr.
JAMES CONfEY, aged 90 years blue eyes, black
hair, feet inches high, ana weighs 1865 lb5-hur-
JOHN DILLON, aged rs years blue eyes, auburn
hair, pox marked feet inches high, and weighs 10
lbs.-larceny
d. A. GNLIGLY, aged q years blue eyes, black
hair feet x inches high, and weighs 1876 lbs.-Aur
der.
JAMES SAMPLES, eyed Is years; blue eyes, black
hair, feet Bk inches high and wrigh3 1875 lbs
CONTRIBUTING.
J. II. ROSS, aged 81 yeas blue eyes, auburn hair,
feet on inches high and weighs 1856 lbs.-Aurder.
CHARLES 8. WALTERS, aged % years dark blue
eyes, auburn hair, feet 81 inches high, aud weighs
$50 ibs,--LarCony
WIN HOUSIB, aged ~ Yeas complexion dark,
long black hair, aud weighs i5b lbs Burglary.
ss-I will pay liberal Reward for the apprehension
and delivery 20 Of she ab0yenaIned prH0ner5, or
any one Of them at the County Jail Of Davidson County
jams NJ HINTON,
mayT-8t JAilor Of hVIdaon County
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TO AMBROTYPIsTs

/ HAVE JUST rsce.vei-a olnsienmrst Of ma, .,s
resh AmDretgpe and Photograph materlatg. A. bs
."ll in lpii 90 iogifTlla piece efrersfr adfej
az 24-lfa lueA.- lf.-..s
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07
@ashrille atniuu.

For Freedom and Nationality
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07
william l.. Yaneey 60 be a Brigadier
General

William L. Yancey, it is stated, is soon
TO enter the Rebel service, with the rank
Of Brigadier General, an honor to be con-
ferred upon him, according TO a letter
from jeff Davis, for the distinguished
ability he has displayed in representing
in an eloquent and a forcible light in the
Courts of Europe the Claims Of the South
ern Confederacy 70 recognition by the
foreign powers as a sovereign and indie
pendent nation"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07

must have an election and meeting Of the
members Of the General Assembly Of the
State and an election Of oil State aud
national officers. The sooner this is done
the better. Let Che people think and act
upon il at once.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, MAY ian
SWISS COTTAGE!
rRICRs Oh ADMIssION

Ljeete, with Sonss,) Mrs. II, BERNARD. Rab
Tct, Mr.. EVERETT. Corporal Mar, Mr. HAMILTON.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-07
she New Comptroller OF tho ssAte of
Tenmessee.

We are exceedingly graIihed this
morning to announce the appointment by
Goyernor JouSsoS, Of Mr.. JosBpH S,
Fowler, 20 the Office Of Comptroller for
this State under the Provisional Gov
eminent We regard this appointment
as = truly happy one, and in it we COM
mend the wisdom Of Gov Johnson. Mr..
FowIgH, it will be remembered bymany
was at one time a Professor in franklin
College, and subsequently the President
Of Howard Female Institute at Gallatin,
both Of which positions ho filed with
rare ability There is not, we venture
to say a more accomplished gentleman
in the State, and Che new sphere he is
now called TO occupy will, we doubt
not, be marked by the highest degree Of
efficiency Nj Fowler enters immedi-
ately upon the duties of hi- laborious
office