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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-18
nelnroreanlenl..

General NELSON arrived here last night
by the train from Columbia, and is stop
ping at Col MLLEns Headquarters on
High Street, He brought heavy roinforco-
ments, and assumes oommsnd Of the
troops here. Walk up gucrillas
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-18

CoLoRD HELp.-A New York Tribune
correspondent writes that Gen. McCLEL-
IAN has sought tho services Of large
body of negro laborers from Gen. BURN
smGs command, aud their arrival is daily
expected
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-18

The great Third Party meeting of
political fossils which assembled few
days ago ia New York. has proved an
unpopular movement Il is as dead as
the mummies Of Chcops.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-18

II any of the rebels wish 20 find tho
last ditch, they can Get look az il by
going to our big canal at Vicksburg. Gen.
BuT1Eu was afraid chat the hunt for the
last ditch was going TO be unsuccess-
ful, 80 like am obhsing man he had one
dug expressly for She rebels.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-18
Gov. MoonE. ID LonIsinnn. hns ~,

Gov. MooRE, Of Louisiana, has lately
issued proclamation in which he speaks
thus of the Union citizens of that State
They cannot be tolerated longer d
"They cannot live here and disregard
"our laws They can neither hold prop
"erty nor enjoy liberty, il they disown
the Government which protects the one
land insuros the other
Now what do the rebels say about the
Federal authorities here following Gov
MooEE's teachings?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-18

The rebel Gen j. f. Duncan is the SON
Of the late Gen. Andrew Duncan, of
Hancock county Ohio, and has many
relatives residi6g at the North. lEmrLis
Union.
Gen. DUNCAN is, we presume a gentle
cavalier Of "larger wisdom belonging
n the "mastcr mcc.n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-18

Floyd complains that be Is uuiusty
treated We are disposed toreply in the
language OF Rev Mr spurgoon What
out OF hell aud complain ElUa4Us
journal
II FLoyp is out Of he'll, he don't isl 81
hoNe,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-18
Water Tax

MuuNa FL l.r.NI eFsu i1 delinquent softer trf
~ payers tHlt the une fir faFmtui ior Doc ffrt
.x mautaH 0l lst2 h1s o-pfad, anI ual.a uaf
cut. t1rWfri forth ifh ani sttla lt $3.50 benny drtr
tn collect HF law aad shH ~ tla Wtirf uiI be- rt
ha t1Ie.t.u ales iron il p. m eFerj frY
E u aAUHfTf
Na'e Jas Culeci0r
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-18
FOUND.

A SMALL sum OF MONEY.
a Ut Otner an bayc %, by d.l oue .lms aaI
1 lay.u lorthH alF.. tsemrnt.
%. %. hNuUsuY.
July Do laI--iH hH. ~ Hr.lI.L
, 1862-09-11
To the Nervous Of both sexes

- Retired CerEn-:. having been uoretl health
n few days after :nuy reAF If crest safertnE. is i'll
3s rott paid dsc;sl snye!q;, eerE ':tns PTei::E
EUiian street RHnnklHn. NeH York Iets.-4In
, 1862-09-11
I1aar CLAIMS

~. ,i.,t "A; !. , II
Il - r. oLGlN ~ ~ -
as AsSnC1ArIo,T 'or til- Northwest tSs snish.d
PESS10Hts' IT Us eneSt9n ~ q no es5 , .i
aho sa'oTs' ofrce &c Dearborn street. ch'F"s'' ILL.,
FAlRf0flG AID CHARITABLE 3aEtEiTs
JOHN Il. TURNER. prestdeut.
C. A. GREGORY, Secretary.
D1rrcnors.
2VssHI VaHu Il p nT{!2SR nTT9RSER. AyzCsEus 3 BU24EY.
iF7f1aEtS Il =! n;!;Ntssiv E2NARn M H. IShHAA'
T. c. LARNED.
The character ana st4ndn:; vi rnr, gentlemen who
Hhp.9Ipte ASSOCIATIONS, Is guarantee t. the public
, 1862-09-11

lFrom the Indianapolis Journal, 9th,1
| All accounts agree that Gen. Nelson's con
| quot IN his attempt to rally our troops al the
I l.st stand made near Richmond, s1s not oul5
brutal and oarbarous. We have not conyersef
| win any OF our lately returned officers nni
Soldiers who have not corroborated the many
stories afloat Of his having cut and slashed
with bis sword and fired his pistol at soldiers
W. Mno % wsfe worn out With eight hours' fight
lnefe are Fome who assert that Nelson cot
ms own wound from IN Indignant Jndien7an
ana not from rebel. Of this, we, OF c0urse
kcoW nothing, but IT his conduct was one
M nall as bad as represented, he deserves even
LA .na' OF worse wound. No maa who an
not control bis passions has any business
commanding large bodies Of men.
we gather from our exchanges the follow
1ng statemente about Nelson's inhumanitv.
I1e iers.' Haute Express says:
kev. T. n Boyd, who wen: in search of bis
eon: has rfturns d, having a>cersained 4 that he
is slightly woundrd in the ankle, and now now in
the b' sI'lthl at Richmond. Il is reported.
and cerroboreted by every one with whom
we have spoken, that after he was wounded
ard r. llr1ng to The hospital. be was met b7
Gen. Nelson ard ordered back In the el-
deaVor to explain, the general struck him a
blow will his sword, knocking him DON
AID cutting severe cash in lis h-ad, Gen,
4NtlsoE is also charged with cutting down
with bis s#ord AID shooting several other
me1 IN thtir attempt to escape We hope
these CHARGES "ill be znyesfig igated, and if true,
tne etFeresf penalties meted out to tae officer
VINO Will act in such an inhuman and brusal
manner.
Correspondents of the Cincinnati Comm, e..
c'ot ard Gazette also testify in equally strong
terms to the brutality and vuigarity of
Nelson.
The Randolph county Journal says: -..-e= -
Lieutenant Martin was shot in the groin,
Gbarlle Slime shot in the brrast, William S.
Houck cut with sword bv Gen. Nelson, and
dangerously rounded. Four Others we're
Wcnnded hE Mel on in the same manner. two
OF whnm have died, but whether they were
randolph toys or not the letter does not
State.
, 1862-09-11

Nh DLt.MI w - T. III l Il
- AssnCIArIO 1or I'll. Northwest {cs s?lsh"d
RRHEeS lsi.) fur the COLLECTION q BoG S1lrS 1na
FESS!the, ana the BACk PAT OF dece sd 1id Is
aad satHrs. Qtfc &c Dearborn street, Chra10, ul.
, 1862-09-11

OF OHIO
1aprepared to transport properly oct=eea
zestsa, al 2einls Ii Few England, GeH Ec3t
and the Vest,
With psoEptnesz, care and dispatch.
5fs well known Liue 9! Fourteen F1rs,-y,ass Ho,<,
stea1Re1s. connects a. Ogtcnseurg with rn.
ks.1roaa fer Bost1n and all peirts In Hxe
England;
AeCspe Vincent with tho
Ra1=cz3 and 9rurellar Liue betzeez iax
Vincent A1d New YorE,
And at 0swego with
LINE OF IS FIRST CLAs3 CANAL 2cz9t
Between Os~ego -rro5, Albany and New Yors,
Forming FAlY LINE from Boston. yev Ynr1
Toieio Gnd De1rni., ~
AND TRIWKEKLY LINZ To
Chicago, G:.Ezukee and I1tezmeG;a.. Pct.
AGENTS.:
j. Mve1 -; Broadway New To.k, t,s7 Ece,
Ag 5Lase gftei, DoaIon. Geo. A. EDDY O$6erabn-Sl
E. 5. Crevoin. Cage vnce:t John f. C?awfosu =
Eego: Fe!tGn 4 Breed. CLEVELAND. Wsl4e. d He5a
Toledo F. 4. Mathew. Detroit O.JHaie, Nilwer
kee+ Taylor, Marrag Co. Rsciae.
ckARY & Ho#E, Agents
Foot Of North Lassl1e st., Chic.8p,
[ap*-p26El
, 1862-09-11

T117Es ana Ea-u4e7s " ina ta.z sns e7as7 7dS>47
EsSaous roots for Live s'.->= C-:setoas 1.sdz Eszs
5=sz opened OF th:s .lnz o1necton1 sd aF8ii
stteuuon i paiG to :hco '9.-..s From. Hs-rtaoufEA
EheEs VIII be found eFr7 for feeding ~
esstnX. q chu.cC "a cle1e1 u the PHILADELPHIA.
SEW TOEK md BA.EEfORE Markets This 80
route for Stock TO New ForktytA. A1lsntpNEf~S833
9Th fewer changes thai lay other. "4
ENOGa LEWIS, Gent Sup't, Altoona, Pe,
l. L. HOUPT, GE11 Ticket Agent Philadelphia
HH: A1UsFDh, 6azfl f7et2h. Agent. Phi1ate3pfs4
, 1862-09-11
White Men as LaboFers at the South.

White Men as Laborers at the South.
We wish we could remove one fallacy from
tne Northern mind, aud that is the faslac7
that labor Performed by negroes or the plaut-
atlcns Of The South canIot be done bY v bite
ueu. We say it can; and it can be done
cheaper ana better. Intelligent aud inde-
pcrdrht SoutherneEs will admit this. Nby,
The p hlta farmers Of the Wes', in their hsr.
vestlrg season, work aud are hapsy and
healthy, under sun quite as oppressive as
that OF ibis latitude. The hod carriers Of the
Nor'b, with no weol to shield their heads.
#erk as no negro could work, ia sun quite
as broillpg as anyt thing experienced in . rice
held or cane brake. We throw these asser-
tons cut for the examination Of the p1iloso-
Iher and statesman. And we will autirinaee
eEe1ts SO far as to say that a sugar plantation
sl!l be worked III this St41e by white men be-
fcre tie ytar is ous.
Don't, then, balieye those who tell you that
white nan can't do what negro can. H.
san DO az tnat negro can do, in the way Of
1ahor1,'g in the sun, and ever SO much more.
" o. Delta.
, 1862-09-11

~ RA11EOAD--8u11Xk AXhAdHK441t
eATe Wela sFest Depot q follows, 6unday. c1esRea
aort Warren. 4sleuA bunirtth, DubaQas 'sad i4tcE
SsHIsss 5asn H potat 80 4 saa IS EA toE De- DE-
10 z T. for E1E1n, Be.vtdefe Rocs1ord and mta:m@
Hate oosnH: 50t 2. NJ 1cR 9tneTA ano infa59edss3y
he so A, IL and 4dNF H Train PaeseuEa19 IoE CfJ3
III LsTa. H Henry. Richmond. Gtness IAKe re Is
f63.rAflate ar{nta VIII t1AK tde Ed0 z. II, ${8te,
3 g. TAIGDTf. 8e4, EU1
GIN WHEKLbH 6an fkk1eHGeT A&Hnt. :; ri
, 1862-09-11
FRENCH COPYING INK

new supnly Of this much called for and beautiful
aItsce which vial make THREE IMPRESSIONS, Is
nor for sale at
muNSON'S, lao Lake street,
, 1862-09-11

NEVsclNG THE POTOMAC,
AT 'ast the Potomac .ls been erased. and
tEc hcpes Of The 1unel5 in tIis state w,r;. r,.r-
III butter ro-i1iou to be rea,iz.d, but [ De.
o'ct OLE ct the Yreaies. disappolntmcat5 OF
uluGtrn tileS, ~
, 1862-09-11

From this point the conductor of the train
ee:trn1ncd 10 advance farther, hut orders
we're gisen to siacken the speed Of taa lMo-
nit tive and tc run in cluti Jus manner
keetirg 4 continuous lookout 10 sle wnat was
ahead. The trim WIS started, aud on We
went, stopping at every little :stioc aaa any
i''usiy irqnlring in retation to th. tra,h of the
Irepurts WHICH had been freely cir:ulated
No one could tell US anything cx,epr thas
they had heard that The rebels Il ID crossed the
RIVER q, had ro!rched upon and taken pos:e:-
sion OF Frederick.
, 1862-09-11

eToPr1SG THE GAs.-The Wil1iamshnroh
n. T., Gas Company have Motif ID :hejr c1s,
toners that from aud after the lat of S .otam.
btr, the United States tax on rss vii 10
charged to the consumer This aFraogsmsus
The consumers are pleased to regard as unj lse.
have po'if+d the Gas Company to remove tn :.
mete's ss toon as they ptease. Fair d.aliop.
PATRIOTISM, ard coal oil are in the ascenI linz
scale just uoW.
, 1862-09-11
.RHQrnagB.
slETROIT AND CHICAs0

n ana asse5 3eoSDA1. May sth 1ka Michigan eoass
800 naUso 1h1 toapsEy viii pareerEE. line r
~ 90 and Detroit VIA sdrsa wli{ont cSs rVx
ls1G2 rom Or tFcit, VAL. NJ ea-1s a-+.A
: Els.ant coscbt. T1ta raised vsarrsnps ,c,,
4nSaro1s riese ~ @ ssn th7oazl day t-sas
d s4I snfenEh o. Light Trains The dIs:spcx
~ 81 fsu E r any c:har 1.-The Tns time aac rates II
~ : - ~ IaI 5aflG otter rr.utes '--'4" W
LesEt Eh'sazo sr7 a. Y ard T:n z, IL sr,fvo ..
lii n en5 a Ill &c A h. Arrive IN Chicago x
sold at All -he prr ctos1 scse. Offices n sns
t.set sna st r. DEPOT corner ysn B1rea ard So
-hse eEef - G1caKo-s q. r. SAWYER
TIT b-f3I~sG1 Eecpr91
, 1862-09-11

/ :OST A7E GROVE SENT
75 HARf. Indiana avenue first door eonth Of Rim.
iHe RI! term Of this Institution. under the d1ei
tltn OF Miss IL. L. u JuD. will co!nIuence
IN tuesday, Septctubef 9Th. 1852.
, 1862-09-11
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIE
~ RAILROAD LIHK.
CHANGE 0F TIME.

Trains Iesye Chicago at 90 4. N psy KxweR {ep
cept 9unaeye} ROO r M, shtExrezs (e1ceps Sasur.
aaYs} Trssns az11ya from St Louis At sS r. and
Joliet and Wi1m1nEton Accommodation legvM c.
csFo at 40 E. u. and aII3yce Ut 2a5 T. Y
enl2 @. f. ALLEN, 51pb
, 1862-09-11

.-E N:nety-ttx rebel prisoners arrived in
NJ" York on Friday fFolu. Fortress Monroe,
all ct whom were captured in recent battles
IN Virginia, and having sine. taken the
osth OF a'leglaEceto the United States aud rs-
tusirg to be exchanged. Oftaese prisoners.
the Tribune eaFs:
Lsrguage is too feeble to portray the air of
Poverty. stricken shame visible upon the
countt narc.s of these prisoners. About one
halt The entire pumbet ere destitute OF shoes.
ard tie remainder would be more attractive
were they. equally Fortunate. 4 glance at
their clotl frg reminds one Of deck load of
r*gged otton bales. Their hair is long and
thcsr faces unshasen. Some have straw hats,
soue have fatigue caps. and some cavalry hats.
some wear entire civilian suits, and Others
oa:e ons or more articles of military cloth
mg. Many OF them are entirely destitute of
shilfs. s. They are mostly from tine army Of
s'enexa1! jackson; and but tenth Of them
ae amt rlcans, as pernsal Of the n anles will
sne". s,a., lnes have been in tue service duein.
1ne tn.iFe campaign. Oae Frenchman inform d
signed the muster roll. 'A~A-~ ~
, 1862-09-11

Ect a* burpressloss ic.eEuia.ties- Falling o. ire
{onD Iumors al rnary Distsses- Nervous Debility
eGicf1 or Ddiuuil s1c!i-itustot., HasreaEtas &c VI
2s speedily cured without pc!sonous drugs. 2;uiouf
dr cnpalatable c1ediclnes 81 any kind 5aye 1o deli
lac1 n calling. go difference what your troubles rlat
ae The sfiictet cordially !uve! 70 CAL and sui
isfE theEhe!ves.
s*e1~E!E=tont EH1 examinations Ffet
vi charge.
All cor2I; I;uc:estcrs strictly Confidential Once ;e
ses Seet EE!lrt.au RaI!f'EE corner Of stare ian
do111 EtfteiS- t'ft.e hoE-: Il o1I "A NJ TIL Bpm
Address j. q. MANN. n. D. Chicago Ill Letter.
70 Uy address. 1ci5lcg stamp. w..: receive 1rouri
E.e. EelE-w!r
, 1862-09-11

r STATE OF ASHLEY GIE-
- BERT, DECEASED Public rotics Is hereby
given 70 all p rsons wing Claims against thu estate
of Asele, Gilbert eGeasad 70 p-essat the sans for
a!jndc ttion and sattemnnt tn tue October term OF
Sou'1 Asass IN the cIr5. Of Chicago, On the third
MARIA GILBERT, Admsn1st-atr,x,
Chicago Aug. 18th, 1S2 au3O.tS3:tT
, 1862-09-11
TIL r
HesteTn transportation =.
WESTERN EXPRESS
l s So.


T7E wns7pp.,
FANY having made a.raasemsnfz to raa IT, IT,. ss
NExE vt,4,.~ n1. ~.1 1.oee u u
NH" ASf6h CENTRAL
AID
MECHTGEH CEs=t<sg.uarr
San9el.ug thEty nrstcssA etsuslr and srrons s.ss.
aent7 suner5s,r r. trtse. a. ~ ne inieW:9E -
sAsfG.se aud produce to mud from tie Ensfe:u S7,t
1reSns1e I csNs 1;siS;;9a states The Css
9o
, 1862-09-11

"A DM1NISTRATRIX NOTICE.
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, CoOK COUNTY. ss.-
County Court Of Cook County.
Public notice Is hereby given thaf the uhdsra1IavG
adrataistratrl3 at the estate Of Doiver WaikeT De
ceased viii appear before the said Court at thu
DER Term thereof IL be holden the third M0udsy Of
septemt A. y. 1859 Mt the Court House s4Id C0ue
u. fo1 the purpose Of tearing and adiustng all claa
and demands against the estate. when and where al
persons having such claims are requested 60 present
and f1t the Rause. ABIGAIL F. WALKER
Auministrattt1 E5tate Eclive1 walker
Chicago July 22d 1Es2. {eAtJ2 I'd
, 1862-09-11
STATE OF ILLINOIS, Coj7N ~

ID LIZ Il VT 4l1k+AN ol6, tLt: IN tt
OF COOK, ss:-su2e,ior Court Of Chicago
NovErber Ttrnl, 1ss2. Jsmea S1mm.r saI Eli -ard
3aiti2 ya t3rfln Rose, Daniel T. ElstoE, vi Ian
Lili WI 1ssnl L Dav:s Eteard II rtn- tavrence
oron. E6Vard Scu1Iy. Thomas Scully. Patrick Dunn
nridEst Qn!rk. EGen Sou r. MarsA7et Soul; GcuYEe
Prout7 William PTout, Ellen P.out O,E5 Kleaa:n.
Justrh E. Sheffield Mathew Jordan and Bridget Jpr
nni his eife John Pro1t, Michael Frour Mary tes0n
William Iees'n s1e Jol 2 Lesson:
,A;dasit that Q.to Klean. Joseph z. She Hed
Edward ScuIJ and Micasel Pront, dee lIaats -b,re
naHed aEe noa-resldents. aud tuat MARY Leesoa WI
aam Lesson. and JOIN Leesur, defendant above
1amed, On due inquiry cannot be found having been
nle IN the oece Of the Clerk Of said Superior uqTt
g. CcacaEo. Notice Is larebT given to tie saj t}tho
k1emm. Joseph Z. ShEtfr!t Ma.thea Jordan ErlsEet
Juf1 an, bis wife, j. I'm 'FRONT.' MachaeI Pr2Qt Herv
teeson. William lerson- John Leeson 1nd EivAra
ScuJ that the complainAnts dled their bill Of co1-
nia!n n said Court on the Cnancery side thereof ou
tue nth day OF AuEu1. 1862 ard that SUMMONS
thP1eut oo Issued out ssid Court az un4t sad d4fan
dahts. returnarle Oh the fist Monday Of November
next (lee23. as Is hy law zequ'red-
- Now; 1nl. 50 Gu. the .ale 0tho Klemn Joseph E
John P1out M.rlia=l P1out. MAJ; Lees; \. william
Lgeoa 4Eard Scu1lv 4nd John Leecn snafl pers ,u-
ally be apFear before said Superior a1t OF Chi
caeo Of Cook Comfy, the first 6ay Of th ne1t :. N
tfeFecf 70 be ,Idea at Chicago. in said Couaty on
tile Hist Monday OF Surer1 les aud plead nnsunr
Of deun7 to the aa alainsuts btl Of co npaint
re samH and f'e matters and things ther. IN Charged
and stated, will BIZ takeh fcssed, sud decree
entered against yo1 according to the PRAYER OF said
D. \. EURsH.H, Cemprts' soIr. aietSI.W
, 1862-09-11

Here We learned from parties who had lef,
Frederick, that the rehcls had crossed taa Po-
t"niac curing Friday night and S.rurdag
morning, and that a large eogtiJ N were eu-
csnpeo a. White Oak Springs, within three
a4i!. Of the CRY: They mud sen. scouts out
al day on FRIDAY, who went roaming ab,u;
the county picking up Struggling soldiers an,l
recoEn"itcrinE our llues. They returned in
the evening. 10 the rebel lines, and reported
The coast clear. Immediately orders were
gwen 10 march. and the rebels crossed the
Hubicon Of this rebellion. Tue cavalry we're
s. 1t OYER 1Est, next the infantry. and 1h.n tue
srtilleTy: tfoek them all night to cross, at
fores both above aud below Point OF Rocks.
ard as soon as ds,l:gh. appeared, strong d..
1aehmtnts were se.,t to Frederick, while an.
t'heT was sent to seize thu bridge over tne
Monocacy. Other STR 'ng bodies we're sent to
Rockville and Darnstowu, whore they formed
IN line OF battle, and are said 10 be aTa;llus
the apl roach OF Cur forces.
THEIR WAGON TRAIN SENT TO NEW MARIE +,
AS soon as the rebels seized Frederick thez
se:t the'r "agon train to New " .rke1, eiSl.
miles distant, where they would be cut Of Iue
~ay IN case Of an attack by >>ur forces,
, 1862-09-11
THh1 WINTER ARRANAM
o@e AENT.
a5s sIEaH HGaibe5n auE 3,sEn Ghxs-a

RAILR ROAD.
IN sad aiceT 8CNDAf NOT ID AM, ,,+1. ,,~...
sotee. Exinz viii leave Chicago ~ fu,;,Es
REF Yozx DAT EXPIRES:
~ Rcx i saS as4ee?t fHaays M r ota sssez
;,;ue Kosd 1t Wife Itseon witt t.s!n a. - -
5aaesoa % IS W ss: s:a?s =: os &os4ss ssSso = s
K1GEE ExP.zh:
4a!n: 81 E2od }oa 6s:5o:f 6ss:.5e:ftnz at usso: s
4is aS:lEe fca tie Easz Ut LIES l. IL xnc II = r.
ss: a:iaaeirs .4SaHa sa!1in1s ss AZ A!hM7pg Al EsE
to19s,ons nsT Sleeping Co.shex III - eSttp
ean xsat ap: Geveaad and chss4
E. ;Sks1s a1i st.. :a5 be ans:ase It e uouaax3z
y dFH nHo sa:sa sfs I'd sssr assse a!s,
asaS s7ns. Tss5o Q. ! All =; STAK5EK Ass15,ES5K
M lCG1f3AE EENTRAI. Fz75-
a6SA1 G&NIkA47 &%st ~ aogTE vt To 70 EKH YoRK azr
On zpd E1ASR siss5 sSn1Askk Akp I:E TEE i; GANA1As
o1;ess ;ss Central ualoE Depot foot Il laks aseaa
." a. 3E5serT sandas sEnyeo at Dero. st IN
GfsR7 foR rs: Sg n New Soss 3 s:so = IT. f. 81 s.
:"E A-fs1ssps sssordsy@ sa1vts st Detroit At ~.
s:s;f s. FL nv zsFk io:sj 81 1 T. T. zasas zossas
* It; 1fa1ns " iss'!zosa e.ve gac.zo A.
III zsn is FL E35rtss - j EzR;s;
cnssss s ;f51s; rla !savsx Chicago ran. ou.a
Enttan,s tateni fez tilg,c7s sre Tus s. H.
:ssRia5 9tssEea seIs g. rh1aaSSs T. sSs7
oses & s5e I9sks VIZ t95 sas n = srst9si >re
81 81 u SssSs s::
y.v. su,rza x Rs.t:1 J. LICE; aeae:sl sarsrzteEseas
, 1862-09-11

1he cars proceeded further on to Mount
Airy, .Thsre orders bad been teIerranhed ro
allow the train TO proceed no further, out iru-
nteclaftly return to R.ltmore, and tn 1t a,I
the locomotives aud Cars stationed a: Mount
AIRY be also moved to Baltimore. Ou board
OF the tain were several ladies aad caildrrn,
ara fe" gentlemen, who lived in Frederick,
VINO were anxious TO returu to their homes
At their earnest so1icitati N the coaducror
WIS prevs!tsd on II ,noyc IS fiji as .I ;nr,yia,
i urteen miles by rail from Frederick city.
On arriving at the latter place, the pa ,seng-ss
we're taken of, the baggage removed, the loco
motive turned, and the train moveA Of.
, 1862-09-11
Dcath OF Pa5mseser General Larned:
From the ph15adtlphia Prcss,7

1he announcement Of tie death of Paymas.
ter Gtneral La'ned, Z. =. 4, printed ia our
fel+eraphic columns, will startle aud pain yrry
Insny Ut the readers of the Press, Mr L.rurd
has nsen in the military service Of his country
leriod has erjoytd the confidence and estes m
tt only OF his atf: ::lal associates. bus of n
l.'ge circle of friends. He was ! native ~
Aassacl'ust1ts, aid vas appoint I'd from that
at On y, the lst Of October, 1873, as an ensign
n N .ne 2isn infantry. Altnougnnot graduate
o. neet folnt, he Possessed every so1dier.y
a,trloute-oas Prompt, brave, generous, aud
alwa1 t.itl ul to Lis cu1ies. Ou the Goth n,
.'uly, 1904, he was appointed to the reskoasi-
lie p,sltion Of payuaster general, with the
ra1,k OF c"1onel-a position TO which his l,u.
ana Mclent publ services had fairly eut,1l.d
hun, aud which he continued 10 fiji until his
oea'b. The country has lost one OF Its t1i7d
:,na 1a1thlul servants, whose loss WILL not rea.
, 1862-09-11

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
\ OE COOK, sa.-CiEcust Court Of Cook County,
september Tfrlu 1852, George ~ Bob 4nsp va George
A1htlayit Of th.. non,rez;deuce Of George As5ufy
Jthn:o1 ana Jniet H.. Johnsoa. d .fen1sD1s anose
said tc1lt Court IT Cook Guunty Not:cs ts hereby
ii. Juhnson that saif complainant HE'D his Bill OF
enpa,nt tn sad Court On she Chaac:ry sid, thert Of
summons tlefeupen Issued Out 81 I'D C.,nrt ains:
sad dts ndants retnrnanle On the 1sst Monday oi
Nov. unle:: you thr SAID Geo7xe As5ury J.,,nson
and Juliet u JofnsIn shaI r.: :nnal: be and s7aar
Gag Of the next term theeu to he Gol. en- st hioa.n
= sald County. on the first MoLday cf SentruS-r
rIananta hill Of ntatnt the same an The matters
ant tfogs theI elm uEargd and stated w1I be taken
as cor fl sstd, and d. entered against ron 10
coretps t., the prayer Of eaid hill Nv
S. Dow, Complts Sorr. anEtSiSaT
, 1862-09-11
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