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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-07
WEAKNESS AND pEp1L1rY.-An who ,ut,er from

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with arrangement Of thu functions ard TO mothers At
the turn Of fe these Pills will be ecacous In cor
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and elderly men suffer In similar manner At the same
whom there Is always DANGER they should there
fore undergo course Of this purifying medicine, which
ensures lasting health
This great Household Medicine ranks among the lead.
Ing necessares Of e II Is well known to the world
that cures complaints other remedies cannot reach this
fact IS - we'll established - that the Sun lights the
World.
Judsons Mountain Herb Pills are sold BY all Medicine
Dealers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-07

~ Acknowledgement has = lot Of fine, fresh
lsnsns. Persons wishing this fruit car suit
themselves exactly by calling at his store.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-07

JOS. Pull L a MS.
fakSHsD S5olJ.)
Gail and Examine.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-07
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BISHOP BENZ AMIN, Cedar Palls,
W. ~. P03kY, Waterloo,
And Dvuexues and Merchants generally throughoSt Tie
United etaAss. cepadas. and Drssl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-28

THE PoroMAc LINES. -Yesterday, 1t was
reported, General Mcclellan removed his
headquarters to the Virginia side OF the
Potomac A dispatch has been received
stating that General Pleasantons advance
Yesterday arrived st Pucellville, a few
hours march of General Longstreets COM
mand, which is believed to be at Upperv1lle,
near Ashby's Gap. Purcellville is in Loudoun
county, fifteen miles south Of Harpers Fe1iy
and twelve miles west Of Leesburg. The
dispatch also says that the position OF the
main body Of the Confederate army is the
same. The recent rains have had but little
effect on the Potomac. the rise in the river be-
ing only two inches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-28

TIE WAR IN THE WEsr-Dispatches from
Cairo report that the Confederates are very &C
tive in the vicinity Of Helena, Vicksburg and
Holly Springs, evidently contemplating some
important movement. Seventy thousand men
are said to be gathered at Holly Springs. 1t is
rex orted that Gen Price IS on the Hatchle II
YER with fifty thousand 1neu, marching towards
Bolivar. A force Of Confederate cavalry, one
thousand strong, is said to be stationed nine
miles from Memphis, on the Charleston rail
road supposed to be the advance Of q large
force on the city.
On Thursday last Federal force, stationed
at Waverly, Tenn, consisting OF two hundred
men, with one piece Of artillery, was attacked
bv the Confederates eight hundred strong, but
repulsed them with loss Of twenty four killed
and 8 large number wounded and taken prison.
ers. The Federal loss, it is said, was only two
killed and two wounded.
A dispatch from Lebanon, Missouri, reports
the presence Of large body Of Confederate
troops near Springfield. A Federal force I'M
der Major Caldwell had started to attack them.
A skirrnish occurred between the Federal
troons and several bands Of Col. Morgan men
at Point Lick, Kentucky, ON Thursday last in
which the latter were defeated.
Mr.. Seward famous letter to Minister Day.
ton, April p, 1851, is now being read and at
tracing much comment in Washington. 1t
will be recoleoted that, IN speaking OF the
the several States will remain just the same
whether the rebellion succeeds or fails. The
rights OF the States and the condition Of every
human being in then will remain subject to
exactly the same laws and forms Of administra-
5ion, whether the revolution shall succeed, or
whether It shall fail. Their Constitution and
laws. customs, habits and institutions in either
case Will remain the same. .
The Peoples State Convention Of Massachu-
setts met at Springfield last Friday and put
Hon. Charles Francis Adams in nomination
for r. s. Senator in opposition to Hon. Chas.
Summer,
The commissioners upon the enlanclpated
slaves in the District of Columbia are hard at
work, and expect TO finish their business next
month, although allowed several weeks longer
by law The number paid for by government,
will, it is stated be about three thousand.
Gen. Halleck is not to 60 to the Department
Of the West, neither will Gen. Mcclellan be
made COMMANDMENTS chief Gen. Hooker
will have an important command,
The Z. S. steam-fngate Minnesota arrived
at Boston on Saturday last
II -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-28

same. The recent rains have had but little
effect on the Potomac; the rise in the river be-
inc only two inches.
Orders have been issued to muster out OF
service the Goth Ohio Volunteers, one
year regiment, made prisonersnot long since at
Harpers Ferry, and since kept at Chicago on
parole. Though the time Of this regiment is
not quite out, so insubordinate and otherwise
useless has it proved at Chicago, that it has
been deemed best to get rid Of it, as being ut
terly worthless as whole, with as little delay
as possible.
The Associated Press object to the nature
aud character Of political dispatches sent by
telegraph, and give notice that they must be
stopped
Robt E. Newman and George c. Ordman,
of Fairfax county, have been arrested and sent
to the Old Capitol prison.
Governor Bradford, Of Md, has appointed
Thursday, the 9th Of November, Us a day Of
thanksgiving and prayer.
4 frightful accident, the result Of careless
ness, recently occurred on the Mississippi Cen
tral Railroad, by which thirty passengers,
mostly soldiers; were killed.
A locomotive boiler exploded at the Long
Deck, Jersey City, on Saturday evening, kill
ing five men instantly and wounding two 9TH
ers The locomotive, it appears, was a very
large one, and was shattered into thousand
pieces by the force Of the explosion.
The New Orleans Advocate takes very dis
couraging view Of the commercial prospects of
that city. The editor Says 1t is not much
| use to talk about the prospects Of the New
Orleans cotton market for this season, but for
the information Of Northern dealers and man
ufacturers IN general, European spinners, one
and al, we can say that there is not the least
prospect of thousand bales being received
here this autumn"
A letter from Havana says, the captain, mate
and crew Of the Blanche have entered their
protest against the United States cruiser that
drove her ashore, and claim 5000, ITS damages
The Spanish pilot also claims damages to the
amount Of $50, 600.
The Wheeling InteGgencerof Friday contains
the following dispatch from Point Pleasant:
| 'John Hall shot Lewis Wetzel dead this NOR
ming. The difficulty arose from an article IN
this mornings paper, Lewis Wetzel was
member Of the Legislature and John Hall
was the president Of the late convention, "
The New York Tribune, referring to the re-
moval Of Gen. Buell., says:-''Be patient
very little while, and all the augers that won
| boro will be served as Buell. has been There
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L | 3 E e Z Y III A LII
THE TEMPLE OF MIRTH /

THE HOME OF TALENT,,
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
o. rua
NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY
CONDUCTED bY
HARVEY, COLLINS q BRACE
WASHINGTON, D. Q.
CHARLES Il. GREEN, Agent,
No. 80, Cherry Street. Nashville. Tenn.

I'Hls A0ENCY possesses peculiar facilitss f,r ,h.
successful prosecution aud seitisment Of ns.
mands against the General Government Of PyRpy
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had s.y.r.l
years experience IN the management Of claim, ~,
fore Congress-, the Court Of Claims. ana me ~,
tive Departments "a, Washington, ana balm, nor.
onghly acquainted and familiar with the lava and
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will be given to casa, s,.,,.
out Of the present war. including the account, a,
States, Contractors and Disbursina onlsers or A..
War and Navy departments and for = Collsc,.
ing' Drilling, aud organizing Val.
umteeFs," the reimbursement Of which L nntb,r.
ICED by an act at Congress- CLAIMS FOR INnEM.
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN ron
PUBLIC USES OR FOR DAMAGES TO srcg
PROPERTY for Horses lost in tho service. and G,r
uiiitary ray, Pensioas, and uoun,y
sand
We give special attention to procuring Pen.
stona' houDues, ETC., aocning 10 Soldier,
who have been woundsd, contrAoted Al ANA. mr. ,i,
families OF such as have died, or heeu ktd White in
The discharge Of their line Of duty as such durin n
present war
Special caro- viii also be given 10 clains Min,
have been heretofore Selected or Susnenaos
by the departments or IMe fictontly Rssnnao,,
Prompt attention also given 70 The eoIloc,1',,' :,
Quartermaster's Receipts given for Property t..
tor the use Of the Array to arranging Account, MIN
andc0llvctng Claims against the Qnerteras.ts,,, n.
partment.
All Claims placed IA our hahds receive our Pra,,,,
PERSONAL AttentiOtt, thoreby securing raas,
which, IN the hauds Of an Attorney At nv di,,,,,
point, frequently ptota alsnecsssful.
Aside fFom this decided adgsntape, ous dslly i,,.r
oourse with all tho Departments tuhbias ua IN mo.
cases to obtain decisions much more si,esdry tbs,
whore al communication aud other necasiarv sst.s
must be conducted through The malls.
Ibis 'ud' We solicit you to forward to w. any Or
All cases OF such eharacseTsou may from time ~ iim.
have presented aud, es n our CUSTOM. Ne .nl NIr.
nish you with al the Recrsnry BLANKS. and n,
| required, Instructions.
! No charge made ln any case unles. sneess.h,l
Address oHARfEs ~. 0AfgN.
No as Cherry street
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Marshal's Sale.

lY virtue Of two VII 8 0f d 10, 10 mr directed by
ID the Circuit Court al the tnitot states, i"r the
shat in aud tor sal District, will expose for sale pub
cly, TO the highest bidder, ou the 18TH day Of O'tO
hrr 1862 At The Court House door, 10 tue city of
Nashville, all the right, title, cam, and interest
which john T. Mckinley has ia and 90 the following
described lots, parcels ul land, Tho Town sc Nor
Trpr-hIru Rutherford county State OF hnnesltr, Co.
urthrr wi d thc bulduuK. aul improvements 0u tht
sane via. ct containing by estimation 300 qnarr
feet, fronting % vrt Uu thr public square iH Mu
lrrtsboru, running back uurthWard from std Square
$50 feet. without building TO- vested 10 SAID y. g.
NICK les by decd registered m book 0t The it'ris
ter of Rutherford county, page BO4, a7J lot desig
nat q n the original plan OF said town OF Nurlrces
huro a. NJ 20, beginning al stake, southeast corner
of said lot running thence West 1870 feet, 90 a stake
thence west llk feet 10 W. C. rtchefs corner,
thence north % leet 20 stake on the street, 'nce
cast with the street 20 the northwest Of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church lot thence south 1870 feet " tue
ei IN book ., page 59l lot in MurirersborO, bound
ed a- follows beginning with stake % feet north Of
said Mckinley southN eat corner OF lot purchased
from Jones, thence west 1897 feet 10 ire street,
thence north 60l, feet 10 a stake With said street
corner OF lot formerly owned by Fletcher teucp east
SO feet 10 q stake theuce south 20 The beginning,
vested Ia said Mckulcy by deed regeetrel ia book
p'g 100; aud lot bounded az follows beginning on
northwest corner Of lot owned by Jlmes Mcdowell
n. running thence north with the street 90 fet 10
the corner Of the street, thence east with the street
y feet 10 a stake thence south 55 feet 10 stake o
said Mcnowell's line thence west with said line ~
feet TO the beginning, vested ia said Mckinley by
deed registered in book 0, pages $40 81 said pro
perty being cyied upon 10 satisfy judgment 10 favor
vi De C0ur,y lalourttdoN Co., against i. T. MCkin
Icy aud Judgment in favor ut Mcaiur and Go
against Hall Mckinley rcuiofei ia AID Court 0u
ihe aUib day OF April, 1902, an4 on The lfl DAY u
Aiay leOs safe To- tuLr Ftlrc a. 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
o. X. GLASGOW
srplal4l &. $. Marshal, NJ. .. n.
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We are placed under many obligations
to Mr.. f. SrRAouE, Of No. II Cedar
street, for furnishing US with copy of
the Cincinnati Enquirer Of September
28th, and a copy Of the Louisville Jour
nal Of the LIST inst Such lavors will be
kindly remembered by us. We would
be greatly Obliged to any of our friends
il they would let us have the use of any
late papers that they may get hold of.
by the way, we would just remind our
friends aud the public generally that
friend SpRAdUE keeps an excellent Res
taurant at No. II Cedar St. All who want
to live in "style, " on easy terms, will give
him their patronage at once.
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Justices Court.

ioHs beowNr, fhh.,) Ia suit before q. Nj.
Vs. Sunthpufa "a In No.. I'd, =. -
fmst Def. } Cor Davidson County, Tsnn.
The plaintiff, john Browne, in This action IA, iny
ohl.in'l an Attachment against che delpniaUt A
ifrel ana sued 10 Constable John ID. Cover and rs
belonging 10 the drfondant ami on motion IN nl,in
hh, u appearing 10 The satisfaction of eaid J,strr
lhit tue d'ienn1nt Is nOnresideut nf the statr AZ
irhhf e, - ordered that Publication be- uiadc Tor
iouf rNcce sive wcrss 10 neWspaprr Published a, the
nlY 81 hashNiie called thr " tliau, i" Wsruiug The
9.len9.nl 10 aplrar before sad Ju Ice GA ths lih
a'y OF Htpirmnrfi lst2 aud plead ana wer or dsmur
20 s'l atlafhmeut otherwise the ess- viii h. ~
down Tor lrihl eS part' on that day
-. a.. q. NJ sOuTHGArE, up.
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Marshal's Sale.

DI virtue of writ ct 4 Gt 60 me- directed from the
ID L,cuut Court OF the unned states cor the Nj die
District Of tennessee, |, 4 X. GlsscocL, Marshal Ia
aud Tor said District will expose TO sale, publicly 10
thu shst bidder, for cash. al the Court House door
IN tie cdy ui NdalNil' GA the 18th day oi utober
lsG3, the following ayes, property o Allen Crook
rtt, namely Mary, about l6 years ut age, with her
infant sou, William; aud Peter, tea ur eleven years
u age the slaves aforesaid having been levied gu 10
sitrly IA lgmrnt 10 favor ui Clark, Adams Clark ,
sraiust 4. q Crockett rendered 10 said Court the
TIA day ut April, l3G2 sale to commence al 10
u'clOck, 4 NJ Il GLASCoCK
s,4h2-lU u. :. Mar-hh, NJ. u. 4,
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MILITARY EXECUTION. Ten guerrilla
prisoners were shot on Friday, by order
Of General Merrill at Macon City, Mo
They had been found guilty of breaking
their paroles and ofagain taking mp arms
against the Federal forces The exc
cution was in pursuance Of orders which
will be strictly enforced in like cases.
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HEADQUARTERS lsT TEEE CAVALBY,l
NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug, ~ 1862
I Orders No. 6.
All officers recruiting for this Regiment,
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters report showing the strength
Of the party, present. and absent, and'will
hereafter, at least once a week, make a
similar report exhibiting the gain and
loss, if any, since last report
BY order Of Coz. STOKES.
Joas MuRPHY, LIST Lieut. & Adiutant,
Let Tenn, Cavalry Aug 23-if.
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AashpiIIE AaiDn.


We arc informed that there are about
seven hundred guerriIlas at Lavergne,
badly armed and worse dressed, whose
chief business It is TO forage aud drive
OF cattle. May be Il would not be amiss
20 give these excellent gentlemen, aud
defenders Of ihe South, some other en-
ployment
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Refuse the Issues az ala Banks
mentioned below

The following Tennessee Banks are broken. or
have been wound up aud their Notes. if any Are
out, are utterly worthless;
Agricultural Bank, al Brownsville.
Central Rank Of Tennessee, az Nashville.
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank 40 Mrmphis,
Mechanics Pank, at Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution, al Momphis
Exchange Bank, az Murlroeshoro.
Minors aud MRnulacturcfs' Bank, 40 kuoNyin
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Know NE.
Bank of Trenton, 80 Trrnton.
Bank Of Jelar-ou, at pdndtidae.
Bank Of Claiharne, al TaEewen.
Bank VI TazcWrl, at PazrNell,
LhWrenccburg Bank, at LRwrenyehurg.
Citizens Bauk, At Memphis.
Bank Of America, at ClarksyiNe
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Justices Court.
NxoN, CuArrirlp 4 woops, Plaintiff, }
vs.

NlXoN, CuArffrLp & WOODS Plaintiff
vs.
J.. o. GRFFuu, defendant
In suit before G. NJ. seuthgatp, a Josti,. ,r fine
Peace tor Davidson County, Tennessee.
The plaintiffs, Nixon, Ch1tdeld 4 Woods an this
action having obtained an Attachment against th.
defendant, y, u. 0r.hih, and issued 20 Constable
John ID. OoWer aud Returned by him. levied np gpn.
dry articles % furniture belonging a. the defendant;
ana oh molioh OF plaintiffs, BY counsel, it appearing
20 Che abstraction of said Justice, that the defendant
Is nonrt ideni Of the State uf Tennessfe Ia n on
uei' thi' publication b, made for four succes I've
week 10 noWriup1r published IN tho city If ~ ~
yhc called the Uni.n,' warning tho defendant o.
Do hud appear bciurf said Jusioe on the 2h iay Of
september, l6tl, aud poad, auawer o. demur 10 aid
attachment otherwise Toe cauee viii BIZ set dony f,r
trial ex ltfte CA that day.
G. NJ. SOUTHGATE, lip
August 2lst l862-4tw. prs Zee, 500 '''
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Mr., CHARLES II GREEN, agent for
the collection of claims agai INST the gov
ernment will leave for Washington City,
d. c., in a day or two, and persons hav
ing Government claims can have them
speedily collected by placing them in
his hands, as he will take them direct to
Washington, aud will make returns in
two or three weeks All claims placed
in his hands will receive his prompt per-
sonal attention. Persons wishing to
have their claims collected, must hand
them in at once to him at his Office, No.
3s Cherry street, up stairs.
Slant To-
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Sept 72t


A VENERABLE BEAU AT THE SPRINGS
There Is one babitie of Saratoga, says
Saratoga correspondent, who has been az
the springs this season as for the last
thirty years. lie is known TO all fire.
quenters OF the place and is usually as
much Of q character as the famous her
nit of Niagara, he camo here first when
sOung man, and danced and hirted
with girls who are now dead in their
collins or else are grandmotherlY dowa-
gers lie danced and flirted with differ
ent sets and generations of girls lie
grew bachelor-like, and then middle
aged, and then old, His hair fell Off so
he wore a wig. He retained polish of
manners and a sprightliness Of CONVERSE.
tiCn, aud was always welcome. lie
yielded not ungracefully TO his advanc-
ing years and by so doing retained the
rnpsot and regard of new sets of young
girls, while the dowagers looked upon
linn as a necessity, Mrs Rush, the Phil
Gdel9hia lady who died few years ago,
and who spent every summer at the
United States Hotel for at least quar-
ter of century, was one Of his best
friends and they used to renew every
year their old acquaintance. lie never
married; aud this year he is at Sarato1
ga as well dressed, If not as gay, as ever.
But he finds decided change in the
company, Not only fresh girls, but dow
ager perpleX him; and as he does not
know the elders, he has no connectingi
link with the younger visitors so 10
him at least this is rather dreary sea
son, for he finds he is getting too old to
ever enjoy or be enjoyed a. Saratoga.
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HFApoUARTFBs II. s, FoRcEs,l
Nashville, Oct /, 1862.

General Order, No 8,
!. Numerous complaints are made 10
these Headquarters of searches on private
premises aud seizures Of private proper
ty by unauthorized persons,
H. Hereafter no searches or seizures
shall be made unless first approved at
these Headquarters. All private proper
~ seized for the use of the Government,
must be turned over to the Post Commits
sary or Qaarlermaster, as the case may
be, aud properly accounted foe.
BY command Of
Btigadier- General NEGLEY.
JAMES A. LowRIE,
Captain and A. A g.
Od2-3t
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We have W doubt that our Nashville
rebOls will be more eager than ever TO
reioin the Southern COME deracy, since
there is prospect Of It's enacting tax
bin, taking one.Gjll ef e0eryJoiy's income.
The very idea Is comforting; but the
realization would be charming.
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We give up most Of our space to-day
to extracts from late Northern aud South
ern papers. As the arrival Of newspa-
pers here is so raw at present, extracts
from these journals will probably be
more acceptable than any thing we can
write.
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the twelve thousand whom hc led through
the storm Of Shilohl--go ask the officers
Of his staff what was the composition Of
his heart, and their tears over his grave
shall answer Justice was his distinc-
tive Characteristic. Ever ready TO accord
praise and promotion to the officer who
did his duty, he fell like a thunderbolt
upon imbecility. Careful to fault of
the soldiers of his command, he lashed
unsparingly the official cause of their
miseries. Indifferent 20 the praise or
censure Of those who surrounded him, he
marked out his course, and he followed
IL despite every obstacle. Independent
in the extreme, he sought the advice Of
few, and would tolerate the interference
Of none. But enough.
Soldiers, the General is dead Let us
remember his virtues aud emulate them
Let MS forget his faults and bury them
in his grave. Remembering that by the
course Of justice none Of rs shall see sal
walton, let rs deal kindly with his mem
DRY. As he was human, he was not
without faults. We will leave him with
his God, feeling this: that no man with
the sinners prayer upon his lips, with
this deep repentance in his heart, coming
unto God through Jesus Christ ever COM
eth in vain. To his God we will commit
him. Soldiers from the end Of al his
greatness he is fallen. Learn from his
cold clay how brief and uncertain isiife,
and turn unto God while the daylight
shiueth. Amen.
The One Hundred and Thirtieth Hymn
was then sung, and for the sake of the
christianity sentiment which it teaches we
include It 10 our report Of The exercises
! Peace, troubled soul, whose plainiive mnan
Hath tau ht each scene tie note { woe
Cease thy cumplsint--suppress tlly grsiu--
| And let thy tears fJrget 90 How
Boi. Old the precious balm Is found
| Tolu.l thy rain and heal Thy wound,
Come freely come by sin oppressed,
! On Jesus cast thy i-hiy load
To him. thy refuge, fed thy rest,
| safe 10 tnc m4rCy ct thy God;
! Thy Cots the Sayiours slor0us Word
q hear, believe, aud bless the Lord.
The bcnediction was then prounced
and the body was borne 20 the head OF
the procession by Gems. Crittenden, Me-
| Cook, Jackson, johnson, and Granger
Colonel Whitaker aud Lieut. Col. Cotton
Capts Burford, Cross, Jones, and Cooper
two of General Nelson's staff and other
companions n-arms, who had been the
personal friends and admirers of the de.
ceased, all of whom had served with hin
in the field and had loved him in sOcia
life. The sacred remains were followed
TO Cave Hill Cemetery by his faithful
division, who had followed him in battle
aud had come TO follow his ashes tothei
last resting place.
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Passengers for Greensboro Ky, will
leave our stable Wednesday morning
October Sth, -Four or five vacant seats
can be secured by applying At TEALER
g. SWANS Livery Stable No. College
street Sept 7-1t.