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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12
The Devotion OF AGAssIz TO SCIENCE

TIE DEVOTION OF AGAssIZ TO sCIEScE.-
Shortly after bis arrival in this country, Agassiz
delivered several lectures On Ichthyology, in the
old Crosby street Medical College. Prof. Red
field got up a dinner in honor of ''the immortal
Swiss" as some called the learned stranger. To
this dinner were invited the different scientists OF
the city. In the meantime, a fisherman had
caught a rare fish, and conveyed it to Agassiz.
|, was enough. ImG,Ured in private room
assigned him in the college, he set to work On
his De. acquisition. An attempt to inject the
specimen proved bcth difficult and tedious. Al
length, the dinner hour, three O'Clock, had nearly
arrived, when a scientific gentleman, assisting g
him, veniured to suggest tnat il was high time
10 60 to the dinner. To which the absorbed
philosopher replied in utter astonishment
= Leave this to go TO dinner! Ny dear sir, these
opportunities are rsre; tine is precious. Thi:
specimen can only last few hours; and hnc
It already afording valuable proof of its alliance
With species of the Mediterranean sea- Sir
dare not trife with such an opportunity. The
fact am in pursuit of, may never again have
80 favorable an opportunity to determine" Ih'
Ssa philosopher resumed his study, and th'
Agassiz dinner vent Off Ike the play Of " Ham
let" with Hamlet left out
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12
JrrkxILk Axkcpo1ks.-A Iitlle girl of .hr

JUVENILE AXKCporks.-A little girl ot three
years, from beyond the Mississippi, who had
never seen an apple tree in fsll bloom, beheld
one in Ohio. She lifted her fat hands in the at.
titude Of devotion, ard exclaimed, % See Code
big bouquet" Another child of FIVE having
seen her father for the first tine, he having
been absent in California, vas much astenished
that he should claim any authority over her, and
on occasion Of rebellion, as he administered pan
ishmens, she cried ont, o. wish you had peve'
married into our family
Another little one being called By her sic.
mother, Who said to her, "After | am gore
hope YOU will love your father dearly and take
care Of him a. have DONE" replied with assu
med importance, Yes, III keep him oat OF mis-
chief."-H0ne Journal.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12
4 LESSON IN PRUprNCE

! once lad money sae a iriend,
(Iee FIRST was in a irawerl.
lent ny money 20 my friend
And iooG his word therefor
! asked E.y money Of my friend,
And Taught but words got:
/ lost my money and my irieud,
For sue him could not.
80 49, a rriand
As ] hsi once before,
I'D sec D nv money and a friend
AND play The Zoe. no noSe.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12
SALE.-Default having

W. been made in the conditions Of certain mort
gage, (whercby tho theroin contained sell has
become operative executed by Evira Ranny, OF the
county OF Ingham, and State of Michigan, to Alva o.
True OF Jackson Michigan dated the sixteenth day Of
August A D. eighteen hundred and fifty eight, n the
the Office of Register Of Deeds for the county Of ngham
in the State Of Michigan in Lber eleven Of mortgages
pages 652 which said mortgage was duly assigned the
tenth day of April, A. eighteen hundred and sixty
one by said Alva G. True to o. ". Bennett, which said
assignment was duly recorded the twenty fourth day
Of December, A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty one in
said Register Office in ber II 4 mortgages on pages
620 and 62l, upon which mortgage there Is Claimed
to be due at the date Of this notice, the sum OF
seventy one dollars and nfty cents, and no suit or
proceedings at law having been instituted to re-
cover any part thereof, notice is therefore hereby
gwen that Thursday, the twenty fourth day o!
April next, at four O'Clock in the afternoon, shA
sell public auction TO the highest bidder sale to take
place at the front door Of the hgham county Circuit
Court House. the village Of Mason, the premises con
tanned such mortgage Tor much thereof as shall bt
necessary satisfy the amount due such mortgage
with per cent; interest," and legal costs, together
with attorney fee Of fifteen dollars that is TO say fh'
following piece parcel OF land situate in nghAm county
Michigan viz sixty Of the north part Of the south
quarter Of section number nine. In town numoe
| three, north Of range number one west.
Dated Jackson. January 18th A. D. 1862
| ORSAS ". BENNETT, Assignee.
1 Bennett and Banker, Attorneys. S52wl3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12

TaE Coop Old TNEs--Living was cheap
enough IN the olden time. Socrates vas suppo-
sed to have lived upon an income Of seventy i've
dollars: but he lived worse than slave His
Goa. was shabby, and he wore the came garment
winter and summer; he vent bare-footed; bic
chief food was bread and water; and as he en-
gased in 70 business to mend his estates OF in
come, il is not wonderful that bis wife scolded:
Dsmos,henes, his sister and their mother, paid
for their board elos year, and provided The
house in the bargain.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12

These are from rs, 900 upwards; many OF the
cities have increased their population by taking
in adjoining towns, as for example, Brooklyn,
6c-Albany yoarnal.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12
-D.nieI s. Dickinson was not far out

~ Daniel S. Dickinson was not far out OF
the Vay when he told client, who trsmblingly
.sked him in a case Of importance, hos be
thought the jury would bring in" my
friend :" said the llstrious Dan. "don't ask me
if there is any one thing uncertain to God hin,
sslf i. is What the verdict of petit jury viii
bew
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12
WHO WOULD sEvfR FREEDOMS SHRINE I,

=
Who would sever fr,sedon'a a enriles
Who would draw lie .nviGiogs iIaes
Tho by birth ore spot - mine,
Dear /. ali ihe ree;-
TAcar 20 me- The South : fair land.
Dear The central moun tain hand,
p-sE New Ensland's rocky strand,
naar the rra;riei West
Il
BY our affairs, pcre and free,
tiy our law 5 deep rooted Tree,
BY the pasi's dread memory
Ry our washingtori
~ oar common kindred tongue,
BY our hopes-hrisht. buoyant young
BY the tie Of country strong.
We wall still he one,
Fathers. have ye blei IL VAN.
ange.sl must We droop again.
Maker. shall We rashly STAN
blessings sent by thee
No receive cur sascfnr VOW,
While before thy throne we bow
kver o. maiutsin, ss now,
alou Iberiy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12

IN. In private watch ysur thoughts In the
family watch your temper. In company vatcn
your tongue
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TO CONTRACTORs.-In

IN Pursuance Of Of the Legislature Of the State
Of Michigan TO provide for the Drainage Of swamp Lands
by means Of state Roads and Ntches approved Feb IL
A. D. 1859 and the acts amendatory thereto the under
signed, Commissioner for the Greenve and Big Rapids
state Road win proceed 10 let Jobs for the Improvement
Of said road commencing in the village Of Greenvtie,
thence letting north in the counties OF Aoncsm and
Mecosta, according 70 the survey a said road 70 the
lowest responsible bidder, At Pratis Exchange, u
the village Of Greenvie, the 9Th day Of April next
O'Clock A. n Contracts vii be made for the TIM
pfovement Of SAID road payable swamp Land a pro
serving the right reject any al bids not consistent
with the interest Of the state
The manner of improving Aid road, and any furthea
information be had application TO the Commission
er II any time pfeviors 70 the day Of letting
STRHN HO66NAN
Commissinner.
cfesnvfs, Feb. 8, 1so2. 4wSss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12

n There il Gselic proveso: n ne
man: thoughts we're uliisea s on o. ~ b;s &c.
would make him pull bis has over nus syes' @5r
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12
Secession Women I'm Washington.

Mrs Mary PlAnmer Ames is writing a series
of sketches Of life, at the National Capitol, for
the New York Ereniny Post. In her last letter
she gives the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22

Secessionlsni has }" waxed wood and
yohdv on our streets for several days
past, and the faithful whispered that
something was going 10 happen very
beneficial 60 their cause. But awond-
rous change has come over their dreams,
and their copntenances haye fallen, It
is no use struggling, good people, for the
Union cause must win, It's destiny
.H9l tHdr ~fEff ryf
We are thousand times indebted to
Miss "MOllie' Of Shelbyyile, for her
dhNgriug verbs Ob sympathy and appro-
batiOo, and assure her that all the objur-
kati6l8i ,clain6rs, Screenings rawlings,
seedlings, yQcileFPtiops a all the tooth
less and wr,nkled rebel Nantippes in
Tehpases0r b,xie9 Will concern Us as
little as the flight Of the smallest thread
OF thistle down in mid-heayeu disturbs
rhe,eaglo who scars above the thunder
clossa. :. We think tee highlyo Of MOllie 20
allow her 10 notice our delamers IN petit
COATS, we won'l saiIca lady 10 take
up weapons ip Qpr behalf against an old
termagant
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4 Terrible Adventure with Hoa
. GouatKicfor. f.fl.tt


Terrible Adventure with Hoa
rofi ConstEiotoF. b-iiuV
One Of Che most thrilling incidents
which has ever come 10 OUT knowledge,
occurred few days since in a "side
show" with Van Amburgh & Co.'s Me-
nagerie, where two enormous snakes, an
anaconda and boa CONSTRUCTOR are on
exhibition. Both OF the huge reptiles
are kept in one case with glass top,
opening at the side, aud the keeper was
engaged in the act Of feeding them when
the event occurred. The longer Of the
SHAKES, the boa constructor, which is some
thirty feet long and as large around the
middle ne a mans thigh, bad just swal-
lowed two rabbits when the keeper in
troduced his arm and body into the cage
Tor the purpose Of reaching third to the
anaconda al the opposite corner.
While in this position the boa, not
satisfied with his share Of the rations,
made a spring probably with the inten-
ton of securing the remaining rabbit
but, instead, fastened his jaws upon the
keepers hand, and, with the rapidity OF
lightning, threw three coils around the
poor fellow, thus pendering him entirely
helpless His shouts of distress at once
brought several men to his assistance,
and among them, fortunately, was well
known Snowman named Townsend, a
man Of great muscular power, and what
was OF much moro importance, one who
had been familiar with the habits Of these
repulsive monsters all his life, having
owned some Of the largest ones ever
brought 10 this country.
The situation of the keeper was now
perilous In the extreme. The first thing
to be done was to uncoil the snake from
around him, but if in attempting this the
! reptile should become in the least degree
angered, he would, in u second, contract
his coils with power sufficient TO crush
the life ont of an OK. A single quick
CONFUSION of the creature, and the keep
er's soul would be in eternity This
| Townsend fully understood so without
| intending 10 disturb the boa's hold upon
the keepers hand, he managed by pow
erful, yet extremely cautious movements
to uncoil the snake without exciting him,
after which, by the united exertions OF
two strong men, the jaws were pried
| open and the man released in q COM
| pletely exhausted condition. The bite
| Of the boa constructor is not poisonous,
and although the bitten hand was inn
mensely swollen the dext day, no serious
results were apprehended. A more mar
row escape from most horrible death, il
would be difficult TO imagine Exchange
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22

ARRIVAL OF TRoOrs. ~ The Seventy
second indiana regiment arrived from In
dianapolis yesterday morning and passed
through the city. We have not al any
time during the war seen finer looking
body Of men than that which composes
the Seventy -..........
The arms for the Sixty. sixth Indiana,
eneamped at New Albany, arrived by the
Jacksonville Railroad from indianapolis
this morning and were at once forwarded
70 New Albany.
Gen Lew. Wallace who has consented
to aid in the organization of the new In
diana regiments, came down from Indi-
annapolis yesterday, The gallant young
General is vigorously employed in plaC-
lug IndianR's quota Of the new call in
proper military shape.-LomSwHe Jour
| ndL I9H inst.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22

LEW. WALLACE on CHURoH GoyERN-
MENr.-Wheh General Wallace was in
command at Memphis he seized the Sc
oond Presbyterian Church as a post
chapel, for the accommodation of the
army. Il had recently been under charge
of Doctor GFundy, a Union man, who
had been dismissed, and a call extended
to traitor clergyman to come and give
the congregation a secessionist gospel.
An elder called on General Grant for the
keys Of the building. "It will be at your
service" replied he, "when you recall
Dr. Grundy TO the pulpit" .-f.f..rH
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22

P8F5AfE scTioprk-Ws iEylte the ali
tention of Parents and Guardians to the
advertisement Of Mr.. JAMES TRIMBLE, to
be found in another column. ME-. L. has
been for some time engaged as a Teacher
in the Public Schools of Nashville, and
in consequence Of the suspension Of the
Public Schools he has concluded 10 open
Private School. Parents cannot do
better than to patrpnize him during the
suspension of the Public Schools, as he
is well qualified, and comes highly re-
commended as Teacher p"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22
Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue of an alias ~ f., 10 me directed nom
ID the Circuit Count ot ihg luuo1 states lor ue
ad'S 5nS sl & % Mn cs So.S'Ss pa aaE
sale, 20 the highest bidder for cash, az The Court
house door, IN the shy QiNq'mlile, on tPe Rp9 day
go Which rh0nas Barry, WASHINGTON BafroN and
A. " s. lindsey and WtshinBtot Barrow, Admin.
istratois of John shelby doeeased, have "a and %
wit A tract Of Land ia sumner coJiuiy tennessee,
on Dosha's creek and It's waters, beginning NJ
planted rock south east corner OF jaime. Whesdo's,
Rss s5S S sSiY 4 Wo.t sids .' t ds ID ibraham
MARITIME corner thence North no. East lu2 poles 70
n rock at Martin corneri thence North Sj1 East 2
and 0pOlcs 90 a stake thfuoe North. poles 90
make; tl-uce North ~ East ~ poles % sycanOre
thrncr South 30 East So and lO poloa N theoeio
9lsa' SD gsS aF9E s Sss 5s Rn iS q, @ Fan,
N poles % point near The terminus Of the miil
uts. H,rhee.suah sils Net3S p2a's % a siaSe
thence o5ls' Elst p and 0lo POLES 10 a corner 20
Utdpn Gaulper'si thence Sputh 2ikv Wet 3s poles
10 a stakgi thenro Sopth 6i3s Fast 10 and $40
poles o. rack thenGe North 90 hast l2a. poles 70
Inc middle of tbe oreei thence doHp 'hs same 40
10 meandtrs ly onsetts tlus t0QutA 81 East eQpoes
s0uih 2I E,l 81 poles sonU lpla EVst po pQlps
south s0h kast IS police S1uih ~ East ~ pults) 20
pile OF lqcks on 'bseas bans q iie s5eg9 hepge
Norh SD, West 2Ul pu,cs with d. ", Mtuuua s.
north boundary, 90 20 stake thcuce south fj' Wlst
N ana $40 ppllF tea ral,e thany eouu ~ West
5B role iasshs Dr u ilcad concr az VI poles
tha nco south =. ia1 100 poles thence soQih s''s,
West 332 iolrr go gate pu.ti ibr1co south and
2lO ppg7 % a honey lvyust hepee Wet 4b and
40 ..,e- 4, rock tbenyo Nur.h pa East l23 loe
tou rocks thonco South 500 hest aI les va ToeA
thence North Fast ~ and no iaie' o. stake
thence south 500 hast 2-6 poles tom. bes nn.a5
Also llIa csute in ndy one agrua which was Wlllei
by Lu.isn narrs ~ be wife eaah ftuoW sarah
d Hosdl lpr n5r no. ALSO sml' irlct ADJOINING
ono above, % being tho min iract ~ loqr alles @
gothcr uuh tAe MN on Che sane. s-id pppely Do
ne gyifd upon 20 ssusy uasncul u layor ol = :
T 8 a. d busl sEaust lhgmas Barry Warrington har
lVeI " BARROW an4 a, y. =, Lulstyi ANMllt al
iara a Jolp shelby aeccltri TsudcrgQ ln Aii Cur
( on 800 arl dsyui hayt laeJ. sala y iako p.aes t
iuu'rlouk r.. E M GLASGOW.
B aarsN-ill 4 3 MauhIl NJ 10 u.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22

MORE SLAVES OF REBELS an WORB ON
FoRTiFTCATIoNs.-A letter 10 the Missouri
Democrat, from Memphis, states that the
writer bad witnessed tho spectacle Of
seven hundred negroes, belonging 10
rebel owners in that city and adjacent
plantations, going 10 work on Fort Pick
ering and singing as they went
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22
Justices Court.

JoHN BR0WNr, Pisa ia a suit before NJ
vs. .| shnhaite, "a Justice N psacs
A. FHisT, Def Tor Davidson County, Toun.
Tho p.alntln, John lTOYns, Ia this action having
0hillned an Attachment against the defendant A.
Prise, and issued o. Constable John ID. Cover aud re
turned by hi, leyied sundry articles Of chait.es
belonging DO Che defeudaut and on motion ~ phHi
ud, u appearing % the satisfaction Of said Justice
Iuuucfsro 10 Ia ordered that puhligauou ho made 9r
tour sucees siYe WbskBiu iiHHtpaper Published l ie
city OF Nashville called th0 "lnion,' Warniug the
lei-nIaut 90 appear before said Justice on Che ilu
Day Of septsmbsr 1862, and plead luswegl 1r demlf
tl salI atiachmUnt. Otherwise tls case U1N le -et
d0Uu i0r tIlal 81 parto 20 Tint day
& M. sUUTHGATF 1r
August Tfh. ls0l-ltw. pr fte $500
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22

Tho Louisville Journal Of the 10Th
says General DUMoNT, who, with Gen.
LEW. WALLACE has been appointed to
perfect oorganization of theBew troops
arriving in Kentucky, from Indiana, is in
command Of the Seventy second regi-
Weht, which arrived IN the city yesterday
morning. ........ .'''.'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22

Passengers from the Chattanooga Rail-
road report. that a Eight, was expected
yesterday at Tracy City, and that some
Federal forces had been thrown upon
that place We attach but little credit
I'd the rumdr.) 4 III w 81
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22

General NELSON left the city this morn
ing for Louisville. lie informs US that
BUmL's army is in splendid condition,
and Athletic demdlish any rebel force in
its vicinity, The soldiers are in fno
health and cxcellepuy drilled, and anx-
ions 70 meet the rebels.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22

THEATRE.--" Lucille" or Story Of
the Heart, which has Been some time in
preparation, will be performed tonight,
with a brilliant.east, This play is one
of those old legitimate pieces that viii
alwaysFetsina pqFmaEentibQld upon oil
the admirers of the drama. "a Kiss in
the Daslss Is The afterspiere a Cine bill,
and we hope ia, see q crowded house.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22

A TExr FOR HOWE TRAroRs.--Aud
whosoeyer viii not do the law Of thy
God, and the law Of the King, let judg-
meut be executed speedily upon him,
whether it be unto death or TO banish-
ment, on b coqfsoqii0p Of goods or 10 i'm
prisonment Ezra 1926
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22

We appreciate the Importance, the ne
cessity of discipline, but we cannot help
lamenting that on some occasions, when
a superior officer proposes cowardly
surrender TO the enemy, subordinate
does not assume commando and save his
comrades from disgrace. r.t..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22

SoRUows or CHILDREN.-Tbe transient
nature Of the sorrows Of children has been
often remarked on by writer's but by
none so beautifully as in the following
lines by Sir Walter Scott
"rhe tear down ohilhoois check thst COWS,
....... u Ike The dew drop on the rose r..
... When next the summer breeze comes by
And wayes the bush The dover Is dry. ..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22


For the guidance Of officers in the mat.
tiers referred 10 herein, the following
Orderis made; fr.
/. In making seizure of horses TO
mount the cavalry authorized by the
Government to be raised in Kentucky Il
shall be done by two commissioned Off
GERS appointed by the Coli or officer
in command of the recruitii station
The names of the officers assigned TO this
duty will DO reported 20 these headquar
tiers immediately on the receipt Of this
order. No private soldier non commits
stoned officer, in any case, will be per-
united TO make any seizure Of horses.
lA IL Tie officers appointed 10 make
seizure will keep in book the names of
all persons whose horses are seized,
with the value of each horse, They will
/ give TO the owner Of the horse a receipt
for the same and valuation thereof
the payment thereof by the Government
depending on the loyalty Of the person.
The officers VIII report to these head
quarters a full statement Of all horses
| seized and value Of each.
III The commanders Of regiments and
/ recruiting stations are enioined TO en-
force this order strictly. Any violations
Of it by officers or privates will subject
the offender to punishment. No COM
missions will be issued TO officers viola
ting it, or allowing IL be violated The
commanding officers will be held respon-
sible for the strict enforcementof this
order. F .- hoo.
BY Command Of Brig. Gen. BCYLE.
...a... JOHN BOYLE,
Captain & "A. q.
/ ....... "A az ...... I...t .'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22

If the nation Sc saved II must be by
tho talor OF our private soldiers on
GERS must plan aud give commands, but
brave, and Union-loving priyates must
do the work! Eil' ID l,lbt lifs z.
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uTC 0TT'--TTFU

Ho8sEs WANTED. - Persons having
good horses for sale will find a good mar
ket for them by applying to Capt, LAMB.
lSce advertisement II is hoped that
all persons who have horses 70 dispose
Of viii bring them forward without de-
lay, as horses mpst he had, The follow
ing mode which Gen. BOYLE has adopted
in our sister state, kentucky, shows how
earnest the Government is in wishing to
procure them, in order TO suppress the
atrocious guerrilla warfare which is de-
yastating the country.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22
Justices Court.


In suit before c. N. Southgats, a Justice ol the
Peace for Davidson County, Tennessee.
The plaintiff, Nixon Chatheld Wooda iu Ibis
action having obniuud On Attach ment against Mo
.delondant, i d. erinih, and issuFl "a C1ustshle
John D. Gowor, anl iciurufd byhun, letied gn sun.
dry articles ~ hrbtufo bel0ugnEto Che defendant 8
aud motion Of plaintiffs by counsel, Il appearing
u the satisfaction OF said Justice that the defendant
b. % uonresiiui of tho siAte % Tsunesso. u O. OF.
dersd thar puhhratidn be male f1r fnr successive
willie called the Unon,n warning The defendant %
be- aud appear before slid Justice On the 2l day oi
September 1862, aud plead, answer demur 10 said
Uttlchmout otherwise The cause will be- set down fUT
Trial ex plrts on that day. LrIH
August DIST, lsd2-lnr. pre- iec $500
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22

A gentlemen Who.lett Chattanooga two
days ago, reports that there are about
1000 Fgbsll troops inDthatgplace0 'Rhe
rebels are crossing Tennessee River and
we may hear Of something Of importance
in n few days. - 'l ''.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-22

There is no nobler object on earth than
the courageous, devoted, obedicnt patriot
soTdier. yHstt 'Is1Vrt7Fr 7ftf /