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

According to the letter Of JEFF DAVIS
niece, which we published recently,
"Uncle JEFF" has joined the church. We
might say to JEFF, as an old fellow once
said 70 a scape grace who asked him
about the propriety of his joining the
church: Don't do il, Tom, don't do it,"
said the old fellow, shaking his head; sit
will certainly injurc the church, and will
do you no possible good"
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"a A Suggestion

For some days we have heard COM
plants Of the aost shameful exhibitions
Of drunkenness on our streets, both by
citizens and soldiers; and several seri-
Gus difficulties have occurred recently,
directly chargeable to the use of intOxi-
eating liquors. We have reason to sus-
pect that there are many persons in this
place, who gladly seize all opportunities
to supply .our soldiers with liquor Of the
vilest quality, for pay or without it, in
order 70 Jiebase and demoralize them, 1t
is certain that if soldiers are suffered 10
get hitoNicated habitually, they will soon
become an absolute detriment to the
public service. We have heard of seye-
raj instances where guards at important
posts have been so drunk they were
wholly unfit for duty, This is playing
into the hands Of tho rebels in away not
at all pleasant TO behold. Now before
this evil grows TO something that cannot
be controlled without a general muliny
and loss of life, oughtitnot to be nipped
in the bud, by an order Of tho Provost
Marshal, closing all saloons These
are war times and We need soldiers, dis
oiplined and sober soldiers, 10 execute
orders, and We cannot have them, while
the city swarms with places where they
csn get liquor FOR pay, or for nothing.
The evil is assuming mn alarming aspect,
and we invoke the military power to APP
ply an eilectual remedy promptly Tho
safety of our troops and Of the city de-
ponds upon its extripation.
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According TO Che latest accounts from
Cumberland Gap, the position Of General
G. W. Morgan's Division at that place
was very critical He had rebel force
doubly numbering his own in front and
daily increasing, and a formidable force
in his rear. His supplies are cut of, and
they must be restored The road must
be opened to him from Lexington at once.
This is General Nelson's business, and
therefore it will be done.--Lou. Jour-
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FoRTREss MoERoE, Aug. 20.-The fol-
lowing prisoners have arrived here &c.
Haller, Captain, Bird Wis; ID. Il. Hurl-
but, Lieutenant, 29th Ohio; e. Hayes,
Captain, Goth Ohio; w. G. DelOmt, Cap
tain, Goth Ohio; w. IT. Breveri, Lieuten-
ant, LIST Mich cavalry; Thomas Clark,
Lieutenant Colonel, 10Th Ohio.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30

THE MaEUFAGTuRISG STATEs.-From
the census returns it appears that New
York has one-1ifth of the whole manu-
features Of the country, while Pennsyl-
vania ranks second and Massachusetts
third in the scale. The value Of the au-
nual product in New York is 1919, 623,-
600; in Pennsylvania S2S5,500000, and
in Massachusetts S266,000000.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30

SAVE YOUR MoNEY.-Dming these war
times il Is the duty of all to save as
much as possiblei 20 per cent of yourex-
ponsos can be saved by exchanging your
Greenbacks for Tennessee money as in
a majority of cases s. in the hest Ten
nessee Bank bills will 20 quite as far rs
So in any other money. This exchange
can be made on the best terms al tho In
surance ONCE Of w. j. MAnR on College
street Opposite sewanee IIouse)
Aug27-if
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The appraisers Of the estate of the late
Col. Colt make the whole amount of his
property foot up something over three
million of dollars. This is exclusive of
his landed property in the Western States
and Texas, his gold and lead mines in
South America, and his property in Eng
land, which, it is believed, cannot be
fairly estimated. Probably it is worth
another million. IiIf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30

Gloriously did the garrison of Fort
DOnelson, a part Of Col. RoDNY MAsoN's
regiment, wipe from their fame, the in
fanny Of their cowardIy Colonel. They
fought like heroes, aud brilliantly did
they conquer. Oh, is it not a burning
shame that such soldiers should ever be
placed under the authority of such pal
troons and dastards as RopNEY Mason T?
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II is reported that powerful war-yes-
sci will soon leave Philadelphia for Char
lesion. The Louisville journal says :
In one month from this Time the flag Of
our country viii wave over Charleston
or at least over The spot where Charleston
now is.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30

General Cass made ringing speech at
Hillsdale, Michigan, recently, urging en-
listments, and heartily espousing the
cause of the Union. He said the differ
ences of the past, If not forgotten, should
be adjourned till tho standard Of the
Union again floats, unopposed, from
Maine to Texas, and TO the Pacific Ocean.
Louisville Journal
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Some Ministers baptize by dipping,
others by pouring, and others by sprink-
ling; but If the Minister who baptized
JEFF DAVIS understood bis business, he
dipped, poured, sprinkled, soused, soaped,
lsthered and scrubbed, in hot water, with
towels and brushes, as diligently as the
famous Peregrine Pickle did fOrlOrn
damsel, on certain occasion.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30

PRovosT MARSHAL GENERAL FOR MARY
LAND James L. McPhail, Esq, has re-
ceived q commission from the War De-
partment as Provost Maeshal General for
the State Of Maryland, with power TO APP
point deputies in such of the counties as
may be necessary.
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Our military authorities are determined
70 whale the rebel marauders soundly
in Kentucky and Tennessee. Several
whaling expeditions are on foot.--LoWiS-
vile Journal
We see that the rebels here are begin
ming to UuJJer.
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We hear il reported that several
bridges beyond Columbia have been
burned within the last few days The
troops are all being removed from that
road. ...
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Justices Court.
Niyoy, CusTFIEID q woops, Plaintiff )
vs.

vs.
j. o. ORWrtrn, Defendant
In suit before q. NJ southcats. A Iusticc of ,,o
Peace for Davidson County, Tennessee.
The plaintT Nixon, ChatAeld q Woods. An n,f,
action having obtained an Attachment AGAINST lie
defendant, J. .. Griffith, and issued 10 coogta Me
john ~ COVER and returned by him, levied on sun
dry articles Of furniture belonging 10 tbe def,pdant
aud on motion Of plalntiu, by COUNSEL Il appoaring
70 the satisfaction Of said Juace that the defendant
y nonresident 81 The State Of Tennessee Il O. or.
dered thai publication be made Tor fnur 7tc,s.sva
weeks IN newspaper published AZ The city OF Mach.
VILE called the "union,h warning The defendant 10
zoe anu appear before said Justice the 2ih day Of
attaehmeni, otherwise tho cause win be set down for
TRIAL eN parte on that day.
D, -...-,o,-. 49,, q, N. sOuTnGATE, JP.
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JEFF DAVIS has joined Che Church
What Evangelist performed that miracle
He may congratulate himself on having
descended into hell.
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HEADQUARTERS u. s. FoRcrs.

HEADQUARTERS u. S. FoRCEs,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Agg. %, 1925
General Order, No. 2.
The following named officers arc an
nounced as composing the staff Of tho
General Commanding, and will be re-
SPECIFIED and obeyed accordingly
1st Lieut. +, j. Jonas, A, A. A. G.
lst Lieut.. HARRISON MmLARD, A. D.
{. and Inspector General.
LIST Lieut.. ID. Q. ROUSSEAU, A. d. C.
and Ordnance Officer.
lat Lieut. @. d. ARMSTRONG, A. d. G.
LIST Lieut.. WM. P. MCDOWELL, A. D. c.
LIST Lieut. II. L. FRAEuIE, A. DC.
I'd Lieut.. S. L, HARTMAN, A. DC
Capt. j. r. PAUL, A. G. S.
Capt, c. X. SsuTH, A. q, NJ.
BY command of
LOWELL II. ROUSSEAU,
Brig.-Gen. Commanding.
W. p. MoDoWELL, A. A. A. G.--3l
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Temperance, vigilance, obedience and
valOr, are the cardinal and shining virtues
of the soldier. Such virtues are sure to
be crowned with the laurels of victory.
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Claims Against the United
States Government,

DERSONS holding Claims against the o s. Govern.
i men either for Property taken for the use Of the
Army, for Damage y Property, Quartornaster Re.
ceipt or Certificates cdn have them settled aud col.
leeied by placing them IN the hands Of CHARLES II.
Warrington, -. C. Once Of the Tennessee Branch OF
the Agency No 3s Cherry Street, up Stairs.
IulV n0--tl.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30

Pennsylvania papers say that railroad
building is as active this season in that
State as ever il was in the palmiesl days
Of railway movements.
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aasIMllls
SATURDAY MoRNINe. AUGUST %. lsss


We have a large quantity Of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper,
which we will dispose Of at 40 cts per
hundred.
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70 p Cherry Sheet, NaahTille, Tenn.

FTtlIIS AGnNCpF i.ciIJtf.. A., a..
auocessin prosecution and Gettlemrnt 81 ~.
maudH against tho General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, It's conductors having had several
years experience IN the management Of claims bs.
fore Congress, the Court OF Claims and the I,reen
tive Departments At washnstoh, and being thor
oughly acquainted and familiar with the laws ana
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will DO given 10 cares ARISING
out Of tho present war, Including the aceounts of
States, Contractors, and DsbursIng Officers Of he
War aud Navy Departments, and for - Collect
ing, Drilling, and Organizing Vols
unfeers,'' tho reimbursement OF which d author
lied BY an act at Congress- CLAIMS FOR INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOR
PUBLIC USES, OR FoR DAMAGES TO SUCH
PROPERTY, Cor Herses lest IN She servles, and fsr
Military Pay, Pensions, and fBOunty
Land.
We give special attention 70 procuring PEN
sIOns, BOuDtios, otc., aeeruinv "a soldIor.
who have been wounded, contracted al case. or The
families Of such as have died, or been killed wbne \,
the discharge Of their Inns Of duty AZ sneh during The
present war
Special care viii also DO given 20 claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suanama,a
BY tho Departments or HnencientlY MInrnrea
Prompt attention also given 20 the collection ~
Quartermaster's Receipts given for Property taleu
for The use Of The Army, to arranging Accounts Win
andcollecting Claims against the ounriormaaier'she
partmoht
An Claims placed In our hands receive our pnompt
PeFsOnal Attention, thereby securing many
which, IN the hands Of an Attorney NJ any distant
point frequently prove unsuccessful
Aside from this decided advantage our daily inter.
course with all the pepsrimsnta enables Us 10 mo,
cases TO obtain decisions much more speedily that
whore all communication and other necessary dstah
must be conducted through the mails.
To this snd, We solicit you 70 forward TO W any or
oil caaes ofauch charactor you may from time 10 time
have presented, aud, % IL custom, We viii fur.
nsh you with all the necessary blsnte, and, When
required instructions.
No charge made In any case unleal suoceasfai.
Address CHARLES IT, GREEN
No, So Cherry Street
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II is stated Col, Rodney Mason either
has been or is 20 DO speedily cashiered
for his surrender OF ClaFksyille
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Every Union soldier should strive to
initiate the virtues Of those noble soldiers
who founded the American Republic.
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$50 REWARD

DANAWAY FROM THE sUBse8fBrB.
~ near Nashville, Tenn, on tho 10th day of IN
April 1852, Negro man named TILM0R; N
abont q years old foot or inchcs high M
100 pounds. The said boy was seon in Rashyino a
few days ago, aud said he IN Aiurrcesboro At The
time 81 the late battle, and got slightly wounded In
livery Of The said boy in the JAN At Nashville So that
iuly30-dlm" RODvRT CATO
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DOUBTFUI--wnD car,
Refuse tho Issues OR an Hanks
mentioned below.

The following Tennessee Banks nre brokon or
have been wound up; and their Notes &c any are
out arc utterly worthless
Agricultural hank at nrognsviue.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, az Memphis
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, Of Memphs
EXCHANGE Bank, at Mufireosb0ro.
Miner and Manufacturer Bank At Knoxville
BANK OF East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Rank q Tronton, ct Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge
Bank OF Claiborne, at farewell
Bank OF 1aFowcll, at Tazewen
Lawreneeburg hank, at Lawrencehure
Ctzens' Bank, at Memphis.
Bank Of America. at GAINESVILLE rL.t.
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SELECT SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
SIMMER Street, bsi'een cedoy aud Unioa, (Wea side,
NAsHYILLE, TENN
MILE EUGENE M. TnupET

NASHVILLE, TENN.
-=----O:--
Mile EUGENE M. TOUPET
VIII open French and English Day School on the
FIBsT OF SErrrMBgR 1862, in which all tho solid aud
ornamental branches Of thorough and refined I'm.
gli5h and French Female education will he taught
French will DO taught without extra charge TO the
pupils attending Mile T = school, and will receive
n7truciion daily in that beautiful language
TRENCH GLASSES.
AZ the close Of her school daily, IN The fternoon
Mile J. VIII have separate fronch Glasses for younr
Lads and Misses, also Tor married or single ladies 20
whom instruction in French viii DO given, three
times weekly, eithor at her school rooms as above
or az the residence Of tho pupil IL preferred
MILE TourErs standing and competency na IN tfl-
Gent teacher arc too wcll known to the Nashville
community for many years past % require any com.
mendaiion.
The terms OF her school, Cor English tuition are
made moderate aud 70 suit the present times,
hnr Hates Of Tuition, and further parouiars please
apply % nj Ito IouPET, personally at the residence
Of her friend, Mrs.Jo7eph Woods No. 2j High street
Nashville AMOS
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Dr. King's DisnensarV

FOR PRIVATE DISEASES
m - Frnza, DR. KIM, formerly OF New York, 70
~ - the Last four years 81 louisville, Ky.
aud who has devoted hls ettentiouia
me treatment Of private diseases for 90 years. hatt
himself, having attended % q pTGeiics Cor 10 naui
years, and cured 90 many th0uEands, he - enabled
cure ell diseases Of private nature, 90 matter bow
bad they may DO from nlaicloua mSdical treatment
from neglect o. thelf 0ea. De- King nls peaEsrs
No % Deadorck street. betgeen Cherry and thvnquars,
ocoud story where he cares All dlsoaacn Of private
nature
aonorheA cured without uause0us medicines or IN,
edorence with business
Structures of Old Or f0crut date enrctually cured
q few days, BY Gn operation Wbrh causes 20 pain,
Whore aHirictuTo exists health oannOt be ouiayedl
Pofhans no daesGo causes more mitchier ana undeF
mines tho constitution 30 much
syphilis, with 40 TIE diseases OF the skin growing
oct of neglect or bad treatment, Gao be eneciuaily
cured in a lew days
Saliadl Wsatne1 Particular aitentlo having teen
given % this dcara and All ne conaequcncca growing
out OF q brought CD VA many caa " The dcslfuetiyl
habits Oi inoonsdoratO yQaiha, and erncl1lFo indu
Fouce ofthG paVsiaus, neglect Of which VIII undsfI
nine ths constitution rcndirlrg sac subject unit foi
bhfinsas or society aud % eng promature old ~,
fc7nses who may BE- lal'ofing VIM ang dldiculiy
Re Womb may resi- assured unned ais ToliaL
r1r1lns realizing abroad bY writing Ell ltalrg th6ii
ease with afoe onr.osod, aifact 70 ~ A. King, 10 n
DoaAerct street. haahYila Icln. wa haFe Ne naoal
| sary medicnes seut 20 WeH lddrotl. Omc8 hOul
| from Q'eoek a tha mofaing unin u ne tVtllnn
1lYio-ndkEiF
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HEADQUARTERS U. S. Forces, I
Tenn, Aug. 2S. 1862

HEADQUAHIEkS Q. ,, FORCES, Z
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug, 2s, 1925
General Order, No. /.
In accordance with orders from De-
partment Headquarters, Drigadier- Gene
raj LoyELL II. Rousseau hereby assumes
command Of all the forces in and around
Nashville. BY command of
d. LOWELL II. ROUSSEAU,
Brig Gen, Commanding.
w. 2. McDowmL, A. A. A. G.
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9g TeIearapM
Battle at Manassas JunctiOn, va

Battle at Manassas function, Va
Destruction Of Government Property
by the Rebels
- H t Us
Federal Loss from Thirty-fve to
Forty.
Reported Capture Of Nine Pieces Of
Artillery by the Rebels.
han -s--~--F A
Capture Of a Large Portion Of a
+ Jersey Brigade.
Defeat of the Rebels by HOoker's
Division.
Burning of Bridges at OccOtinick
Creek by Rebels,
Movement of Federal Troops from
McClellan's Headquarters.
Gen, Pope Cut Of by the Rebels.
Moving Of Federal Troops to Open a
Communication.
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To Manufacturers,

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% AtimM AFEr~sora.
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Movement of Federal Troops from
McClellan's Headquarters.
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Gen, Pope Cut OF by the Rebels.
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Burning Of Bridges at Oceotinick
Creek by Rebels.
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List o. Unfinished DISCHARGE
PaaHERs h8tilm CD

remaitiuc IN the 0hes Of NE MfpirAL rArrI4f,
1t Nashville August a2na, isaa NJ"
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Defeat of the Rebels by Hookers
Division.
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Capture Of a Large Portion Of a
= Jersey Brigade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

COLEaAN-Ou ssveDthdAs evening, LEI int. are re
illness, in the SSH year OF her aze, fhebe cossh INV
Of tho late Nathan COLEMAN.
The hisuds u the family Invited TO attend ~ -,
from the residence OF her son. George Ioem7n - y
East Thirty fourth street on ghird-day, Ala ir,'' =
O'Clock.
FTLT-suldenly. Sunday, March 2, 1t hi le'idF'e'
West tnms Willard Felt, IA tie Goth year Of -
Notice Of The funeral III sppesf Ia the evening pap '
HULL-On Saturday evening March |, Ella, .aii s'-P
ter OF Henry l. and Sarah NeA, ssei . nouns 81,
Tie faner.l service will be held at the hous". Ne D. -
Thirtieh street. ct ~ o'clock Mondsy aorn1g u-s
3 20 which tie friends Of tie iauiy are iufited pc -
nisns will be taken 10 Now Cslasn Cople'u,-' 10 ''
msnt.
lIrDL.M-N Phnslephis, Feb. IT. Aria s@s.,
daughter Of the .s,e hicfsrd J.. lgdlsp o. NC"
al came, NJ Ladisn OF Nestclest~r. rsnn'
Her r.u,,ius we're Inferred IN Greenwood oenle'"i!
LyATFs-cn Saturday, Msrch !. Enms Ainei,, we
Cb.rI-s A. Yates AID daughter Of samuel Iisst -
rt ,.l,,iye. and friends Of tho fsniiiy are
10 e.tsrd her irnersl from die bodse Of ~
ieI,s is..s Ames No. y hi,ns;on stress O. h'S''
Mach ~ p "a
rYfic. usne q pe.se copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
AN ORDER FROM GEN. UALLECk RE-
CARDING PRISONERS OF WAR.

Sr. LOUIs, Saturday, March L. Iot2.
Con. Halleck in a general order issued this morn
ipg in regard 10 prisoners Of war; states that whore
any considerable number Of prisoners arc captured,
the officers should be separated as soon as possible
from the privates Complete lists should he made ns
soon as possible, stating the name, rank and regi'
pen Of each person. One copy Of the LET should be
sent 10 Headquarters and another furnished to the
officers in charge Of the prisoners AS general RUE,
officers will not DO given paroles until they reach The
depot, and then only by authority of the General
commanding the Department
Medical officers will not he separate from pr
Yates, but will be required TO attend their own sick
and wounded. For this purpose they will be given
special paroles, allowing them every facility. In
case of the sick and wounded, 10 distinction viii be
made between friend or foe. Presents from the
friends of tie sick and wounded VIII be distributed
20 all alike. Prisoners viii he r2toned the tsIne a.
our own troops. The commanding oticers VI depart
uents will receive articles Of clothing md comfort
which may be sent 10 prisoners by their friends, ana
will permit prisoners receive from and transmit 10
their friends open letels, which must be inspected
BY proper officer. Money sent by friends slould
mot DO delivered 70 prisoner except in small quauti-
aeo. -Au AOOoDh' s"V"'" NC ny - '''O' -i'5 N'''
they should be DISTURBED upon orders from lie pTis-
ouers to whom they belong. When prisoner is Ca
changed or released he will he paid the bnlalce due
him.
Cbaplains will be allowed free intercourse with
the prisoners, to give them religious instruction.
Their friends will be permitted 10 Witt them only
when the commanding officer may deem it safe and
proper, and then under such regulations as he msy
Adopt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Hon. Hollis White of Niagars Falls, Col A.
G.. Hazard and Miss Hazard Of Connectieu., Col h.
II. Allen of Washington, and Capt. Jas Wea Of
Phiadelphia, are at the AS,or House.
The Hon. c. N. Ingerscll Of New-Hsven, MAJ
Cantel Of the D'Epiueuil Zouayes, and Jas N.
Townsend and DIR. James 0lmstsad OF Nsw-iisven.
are at the Albemsre Hotel.
Col. Kennedy of Montreal, w. J. Sedswes OF
Syracuse, l.. G.. Howe, Lorng Lotbrop, ani Dr. H.
-. Russell of Boston, are at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Capt James Kennedy OF the steamship Lna'
Lieut.. Hobb of the L. s. Army, and G. T. Eenin'
wav OF Chill are at the Everett House.
Mr.. Temple and T. g. Hill of the u Navy
4. c. Peachy Of san Francisco, w. Ewing Of Ire
land. and Mr. and Mr.. II. w. Hicks Of n. ; are a.
he Brevoor, House.
Capt. George Maize one Of the released 0uioe
prisoners from New-Orlesns, and T. L. hYne o.
England, are ut the New-York Hotel.
Lieut.. @. C. Wiltse Of the U. S. Navy, fosa~
Parker OF the U. S. Navy, and Samuel Do@ Be- OF
Boston are at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

Joseph Clearinghouse, Jantor Of the Gew-Yofk
State Senate, Is dead. cod Joe" as be Was called,
was peculiar man. lie bad great fund OF anec-
dote. His lfs full Of adventures and hair breadth
escaJes. he was Of the early setticrs Of Wet
crn New-York, and "roughed il with the frontier
men when MI west of Oneida was wilderness. lie
was engaged, on different oc'asions, III conveying
foyell # The Indian tribes Of this State 10 Wesieru
Reservations. lie experience Mar not on i0,er,s,
ing, bu' ftrcoi Of romantic character. lie n-a
hehT Of On.u4o County. and war 'power' at
one inc u Weston NoR-Yo.i. doc Gania.,an
,sa- a man al regular i1hl. i,vas h.s boas, ii't
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