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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19
CHARLES 81. GREEN, Agent,
No, 3s, Cherry Street Nashville, Tenn.

1NHlS AGENCY possesses peculiar acltiea Cor the
L successful prosecution and settlement Of Do.
mands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, rs conductors having had seyera
years experience In the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the Excen.
tive Departments at Washington, ami being thor
oughly acquainted and familiar with the laws and
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given TO case. arising
ont Of the present war, including the accounts u
States Contractors, and Disbursing Onice,s OF the
War and Navy Departments aud for 'GCoiIeCt-
Ing, Drilling, aud organizing Vol.
untcers,'' the reimbursement Of which is author
lied by act af Congress- CLAIMS FOR 1NDEm
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOR
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES To SUCH
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost IN the service, and for
military Pay, Pensions, and bounty
Land.
We give special attention to procuring PEN
sions, FsouDties, ote., accrulug 70 soldiers
who have been wounded, contractci al ease, az the
families OF such as have died, or been Killed while 10
the discharge of their line ofdrty such during III
present war
Special care win also be given to claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or IncfCIentlY Managed
q
Quartermasters Receipts given for Property taken
tor the use OF tho Army, to arranging Accounts With
and collecting Claims against the Qusrtermsster's De.
p1rtment
All Claims placed IN our hands receive our Prompt
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, ia tho hands of an Attorney at any distant
point, frequently provo unsuccessful
Aside from this decided advantage our daily inter
course with all the Departments enables us in NOS
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily THAI
where al communication and other ncccs ary JctaA
must be conducted through the mails.
To this ond we solicit youso forward To o, any Or
all cases ofsuch character You may roh time to time
have presented, and, as is our custom, we VIII fur.
nish you with all the necessary blanks, ans, when
required, instructions.
No charge made in any case unless successful
Address; CHARLES II. GREEN,
No, 80 Cherry Street,
Nashville. TBpb
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A Frank Admission.

Billy Ross is a great temperance lee
turer, and at Rushville, Illinois, was
preaching to the young on his favorite
theme. He said:
"Now, boys, when / ask you ques-
ton You must not be afraid to speak
right out and answer me. When you
look around and see all these fine houses,
farms and cattle, do you ever think who
owns them now Your fathers own
them do they not ~
eyes, sirw shouted 4 hundred voices
SWELL, where will your fathers be in
twenty years from now p
dead ~ shouted the boys.
"Thats right. And who will own all
this property then ?"
"Us. boys ~ shouted the urchins.
"Right Now tell me-did you ever
in going the streets, notice the drunkards
lounging around the saloon doors, wait
ing for somebody 10 treat them ~
:. eyes, sir lots of them p
"Well, where will they be twenty
years from now?"
"Dead ~ exclaimed the boys.
"And who will be the drunkards
then p
Billy was thunderstruck for moment;
but recovering himself, tried to tell the
boys how to escape such fate,
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a BATTLE WITHIN A BATTLE.-An Of
ficer of the Second Regiment, in letter
to his family, who resides at Black Rock,
Connecticut says:
The coolest thing | ever yet heard of,
happened at the battle of Fair Oaks
Right in the hottest of the battle, two of
the Twenty seconds boys got at logger
heads with each other, threw down their
muskets and fell to at fisticuffs, had it
out, picked up their arms, and pitched
into the rebels again, l have heard of a
wheel within a wheel, but battle with
in battle is certainly something new.
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To Our Subscriber. n


We find after few months expericnce
that it is impossible to collect the small
amount due us for the Daily in the city,
with the regularity that should attend
that department, without more time and
attention than we can we'll afford TO be-
stow upon il. In the future we will be
governed by the cash IN adUaace princi-
plk and by that vigorous policy" hope
torender profitable, that which up to the
present time has been a burden. From
this date no paper will be delivered
from this Office unless pail for in Advance.
When the time paid for expires, the paper
viii be discontinued, unless renewed in
time to prevent il. Our Agent cannot
afford to call on any one three or four
times for the paltry sum of twenty cents
and then perhaps not get it. All subscrib-
crs in arrears will please pay the route
agent on application.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19

MARTIN VAN BUREN's WILL-- The win
of President Van Buren, has been admit
ted to probate at Hudson. Ii is dated
January 18th, 1862 and commences as
follows:
II, Martin Van Buren,, of the town of
Rinderhook, county of Columbia, and
State of New York, heretofore Governor
Of the State, and more recently President
Of the United States, but for the last and
happiest year Of my life farmer in my
native town, do make and declare the
following 10 be my last viii and testa-
.ment," &c. ult
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Exchanged.

We had the pleasure of meeting with
Hon EDMUND COOPER, of Shelbyville,
in the city yesterday. He was arrested
some time ago, and enrolled by the rebels,
for CONSUMPTION, in their army. Hon.
TURNER S. FOSTER, of this city, who
was held as Federal prisoner at Camp
Chase, returned home some days ago, by
special permission, FOR the purpose of
Exchanging himself with Mr.. COOPER. We
are glad TO learn that he succeeded.
Both gentlemen will be permitted to re-
|main at home on parole
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19

The KING AND TIE SOLDIER. -Fred-
erick Of Prussia had great mania for
enlisting gigantic soldiers into the royal
guards, and paid an enormous bounty to
his recruiting officers for getting them.
One day the recruiting sergeant CHANGED
TO espy Hibernian who was at least
seven feet high. He accosted him in
English, and proposed that he should
enlist, The idea of a military life and
a large bounty so delighted Patrick that
lac Immediately consented. " But, unless
you can speak German, the King will not
give you 80 much" "Oh, be iabers ~
said the Irishman, "sure it's l that don't
know a word of German" "But," said
the sergeant, "three words will be suf-
fcient, and these you can learn in a
short time. The King knows every man
in the Guards. AS soon as he sees you he
will ride up and ask you how oldyO are !;
you will say twenty seven; ; next, how
long you have been in the service? you
must reply, three weeks : finally, if
you are provided with clothes and ra-
tions =? you must answer BOTH" Pat
soon learned TO pronounce his answesr,
but never dreamed of learning the ques-
tons Ia three weeks he appeared be-
fore the king in review. His Majesty
rode up to him. Paddy stepped forward
with "present arms" How old are
you?" said the King. "Three weeks"
said the Irishman, How long have
you been in the service ~ asked His
Majesty. Twenty seven years. q Am
i or you a fool 2" roared the King.
"Both," replied Patrick, who was in
s'antly taken TO the guard room, but
pardoned by the King after he under
stood the facts Of the case,
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Jackson Not in the Rear Of Burnside.
The Roanoke to Defend New York
Harbor.
Aqua Greek Held by the Federal
Gunboats.
Army Of thesrPotomac Moving on
Fredericksburg
Anticipated Attack on Charleston

LOUISVILLE, Nov. Is.-New York des-
patches ridicule the idea that Jackson
IS in the rear of Burnsidc's army.
The New York merchants are solicit
ing the Washington authorities to seal
up Charleston harbor.
New YORK, Nov. 18.--The iron. clad
steamer, Roanoke is destined for the
defense Of our harbor.
Aqua Creek is held by the Federal
gunboats. The Rebels have evacuated
il.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S--The whole
Federal army is in motion towards Fred
ericksburg.
II is now believed that Charleston will
be soon attacked by the Federals, and
our forces are confident of success.
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FEEDING "THE TIGER" WITH OARS
A certain contractor is said to have Wis
tied a gambling house in Washington
last Sunday night, where he played at
faro, and lost two hundred and sew
enty-fiye thousand bushels of oats, valued
at seventy cents per bushel, amount
ing to S20G,250. The oats were stored
away, to be delivered TO the Government.
Mr.. Contractor left for Baltimore in a
state of mind bordering on insanity
Boston Courier.
"Insane'-exactly so. There are some
insane individuals, we guess, out this
way. "Thomas, my SON. said kind
mother to her fast boy, "what did you
throw that poor kitten in the fire for"
"Oh ma, COZ | was crazy!
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The Rebel Ordnance Department in
Knoxville, Tenn.

The Knoxville correspondent of the
Mobile Adrertiser and Register, under date
Of the 25th ult., says of the ordnance de-
partment in Knoxville:
l visited yesterday the foundry. ar
mory, magazine, workshops and ware
houses of the ordnance department here,
and was astonished to find them so ex-
tensiye. This department is one of the
most important in the service, and re-
quires great military knowledge and ex-
perience in its administration. The de-
partment at this post has fitted out
thousands Of men with all its different
departments, and has been conducted
with the greatest ability by chief of
ordnance, Major s. H. Reynolds, who, in
the discharge of his arduous duties, has
won universal esteem and popularity.
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The Savannah Republican, of the 9TH,
says it has generally been resolved, by
the army and citizens, TO defend that
city--to yield possession TO the invader
only when its walls have been battered
down, and no one left to dispute his en-
trance. 81. " l- .a u
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MONEY MARKET.

OFFICE OF me LOUISVILLE JouRNAL,l
.uI %. Monday Nov. IT, J
RIM ARluts.-- Monetary affairs have been some.
what brisSer since last weekly review, but there
Is little change to note in rates. The bankers buy
gold at 2Sd3O 81 cent premium, and sell at 32@33T}
cent. The buying rate Tor silver is 22923 p cent
premium, and the selling price 26@27 u cent. De
mund notes ready Of sale at "A per cent premium
Eastern Exchange is ia better demand at d cent
discount buying, and par to "a e cent premium sell
ing. There IL n good demand for the notes OF the
Union, Planters ana State Bank Of Tennessee, at
fur lower rates Of discount. The small notes known
pustlge-stamp currency are sold at 12I5@I5 - cent
premium by some 4 Our brokers' Business gencr-
ally IL dull The weather is unusually warm for the
season, with "a llgAt rain last night.
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Tennesseeans in Louisville.

The Journal Of the 18th says y
BrigG General Stephen G. Burbridge, of
this State, Honorable Horace Maynard
and Rev. VIM g. Brownlow were among
the guests registered at the Gait House
on Saturday.
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Refuse the Issues of all BANKS
mentioned below.

Tho following Tennessee Banks are broken, OF
have been wound up and their Notes, il any are
ont, are utterly worthless
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville,
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis H
Memphis Saving Institution. at Memphis,
Exchange Bank, at Murireesboro.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, ut Knoxyill
Bank of Fast Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at TaZewel
Bank Of Tazewell, at Tazewel.
LawrcncebuTg Bank, at LRwrenccburg.
Citizens Bank, at Memphis
Bank Of America, at Clarksvies
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19

EThe 4th Tennessee Cavalry proceeded
TO Camp Dennison on the 18th inst. This
regiment was not long since mustered
out of service as infantry, and mustered
in as cavalry. Col. Robert johnson, son
of Governor Andrew Johnson, is com
mander-Dayton (O) Journal
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Few persons are aware Of the great
ovation and suffering which prevail
nong our poor. We are informed by
;, FOWLER, the State Comptroller, that
me two hundred families obtain relief
his office, and probably the number of
ose who apply for relief to the County
hdge is much larger, ...Ig 81.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19

The revenue from the internal tax, it
is said at Washington, will reach near
er $250OO0,OOO than S150OOO,OOO, the
sum it was first though it would produce.
In one district in New York, where the
Collector thought 5000 license would be
necessary, 900 are required. % rdu
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DAILY Connection with the Souls
Vile Railroad.
+ a II E, 500 O.

TEALEY Il Swan are again III the field
with their large Passenger Wagons for
Mitchellsyille and Franklin, Ky.
rybody wishing 10 90 should APP
ply early every day to secure seats for
next day. OF Passengers called for at
their residences at O'Clock, An
TEALEY & SWAN,
Noyl3-tf No. 3 College street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19

THEATRE.-Thc play of Black-Eyed
Susan drew quite a large audience at the
heatre last evening. Mrs. ALIENS Su-
an was a good piece of acting. This
lady has fine dramatic talent, but there
S timid backwardness, or bashfulness
which is much to her disadvantage. We
Dish she could get over it. Mr.. HANM-
ON, as William, acquitted himself with
redit He has a good conception of the
'haracter, and plays it well. We have
room to speak of the company in de-
bill, but from time to time we shall ac-
uaint the public of the merits and de-
7ierits Of one and all. We are always
willing TO praise (when it is deserved)
. ct not afraid to blame" The bill for
p-right is ellis Last Legs" and the
Soldiers Return" On Thursday even
lg Mr.. HARRY EVERETT has benefit
here is not more deserving man in
by profession than Mr.. EVERETT, and we
ppe TO see the house crowded on the oc-
Gsion of his benefit
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19

.mhc gallant aud heroic Gen. ROUSSEAU,
ps ten miles from the city yesterday
brning with his division, and was to
rive in Edgefeld yesterday evening.
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Aashrille Auinu.
M S.:
wEDNEsDAY MoRNNG. Noy. 70. lsea.

There is a Letter at this Office for II.
W. SANDERS (soldier) Apply at the
Counting Room.
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$500 REWARD.

GTOLEN, ON SUNDAY, THE 0th INST, FROM
- my Tosidmoe, corner uf Vino and Broad streets
% POCkEr-BO0k, Containing SAT 90 In gold, s368
il Groenbacks aud kentucky money, $500 note on
sis In one dollar Tennessee bills--In an fllis bO
The subscriber VIII pay the above reward for the
objection OF tap th If and rrguFery 90 the mOuey
E0yI4-lw W. a. EElNOLbs.
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ExtonsIve Auction sale.

On Wednesday morning at 9ls o'clock,
sell all the House Hold and Kitchen
rniture belonging TO JoNEs' Hotel, on
e corner of Square and Front street,
ar the Suspension Bridge,
b. +, SHIELDS q CO.
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40 all the Military Departments i'm
the DistFict OF the ohio.

ON AND AFTER THE Ist DAY or JULY 1862,
OYll open an oAioe az ihe S. Good Hotel IN Nash
villee, Tcnnesse, and one on Man street opposite
the Gault H0us Louisville, KY, for an Transaction
Or beef In this department, fr thrce months from
July lst 1862. CHARLES KAHN ,Jr,
Beef Contractor for the District Of ONO
y. B.-Highogt Market rri'o paid for good cdtle1
i1Iyi az
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DOUBTFUL-wILD CAT.

North Western Bank Of Georgia. 10. ..... 60 dis
Bank Of tho Empire State, Georgia ........75
Bank Of Athens, Georgia. Observation-Disclosures GO
Fulton Bank Observation-Disclosures.
Bank of Whitfield OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s.
Timber Cutters Bank. .,...................6
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad.

Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
We are highly gratifed to learn that
he tunnels at Gallatin will be repaired
by Sunday, and that we will have through
rains to Louisville by that time. This
Intelligence will be truly gratifying to
bur citizens. We believe measures have
)ecn adopted which will render future
Of travel on The road al
|nost impossible. II has been Morganized
lOng enough.
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1881 'AoN
'9ITAs!nofI IoJ

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sIuo q!M Su!uIom 4xou oIoql Suno9u
-uoo 'eI!AsIoqol!K IoJ tHooIo.o 9 9v 'sulu
-oAo GIoAo IoloH Iv!5ISmtuo0 eql oAUoT
soUoUoo 500 ssIOIH
-LuOI 10 ouIT LBInSSH sGSIqV 81 e
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j. lie ABLE's DAILY RAILROAD STAGE
LINE, FROM NASHVILLE TO MITCHELL
vLLE,--I will commence running the
above line on Monday, and as there are
no accommodations at Mitchellville for
passengers, Will make close connection
at that point with the trains
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8g Tele9raph

Especial Telegraph TO the e Nashville Union .
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Leave Nashville every evening after
supper. ~.a--. "
Arrive at lIitchellville next morning
TO breakfast. r r.aN
Leave Mitchellyille every evening after
arrival of train from Louisville.
Arrive at Nashville next morning at 3
o'clock
Trunks and packages sent to my agent
at Mitchellyille, will be brought through
promptly.
Office at Commercial Hotel.
w. a. WARREN, Agent
November 1G, lS62-tf.
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Noy-l82t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09
Ksnastt,s Oavalry.-A leller in.t =.

Kennett's Cevalry.--A letter just re-
ceived from Lieut. win Shoemaker, compa-
ny II, 4th Cavalry, states thsi the boys are
in good health, though pretty we'll worn out
with rough work Since they left Huntsville,
on the 3lst Of August, they have been 10 the
saddle most Of The time--day and nigh,--up
TO the date Of his letter. on the night Of the
4th inst. A good deal Of the time they sab
sisted on -four and coffee, and what meat they
could pick up in the woods They have not
slept in tents since they left Huntsville. They
have not heard word from their friends, and
have had no material to write With, which
will account for their long silence. Lieut.. S.
had the luck to 6nd a bit Of paper to write .
few lines home on; and he desires that these
items be published for the information Of tho
friends Of the boys who live in this place aud
vicinity. rss.f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09

No Postponement-The gentlemen
Hons. Peter 0dlin aud Geo W. Houk--w who
went to Columbus to get Gov Tod's consent
to allow the drafted men furlough of week
at home TO close up their affairs, have re.
turned. We learn that the Governor decided
to leave the matter 10 the hands Of the Com
missioner, who has decided not % extend the
time II this is true, the drafiedNnsn will
know to whom they are indebted for an inias.
tiee which hss no pailistion in neeessittJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09
Spectal Notices.

9Th Cavalry Regiment.-Rserai.s arc
wanted for Cavalry Company. It is by fAr
the easiest branch OF the service. Horses
and every thing 10 furnished 800 Bounty !
S25, and one months pay 10 advance; Sl0to
each man in addition. Pay from day Of on
lstment Come, men, Join the Cavalry Com
pany.
w. W. WooDwARD, Capt
v FRiss lst, and r. GAiJiDar, I'd Lieu
tenants
HeadquaFters at the Court House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09

Death of an Old Settler. Mr. GEoaoE
KINDER died q, his resideoce il Franklin,
Warren County, Ohio, Monday, October 9th,
1862, aged Ga yesrs
The deceased Was born 10 Lancaster coan.
ty, Pa, 10 1898, ana emisrated with bis pa.
rents to Franklin, o., in 1900 He was for
many years avery acrive businsss man, and
closely identified with oil public enterprise in
that community. He was good man. wide
ly known and respected, sndhe was generous
to the poor, never turning q deaf ear 70 the
voice OF suffering .u-
Mr.. X. had been severely afflicted for q
long time, and confined TO his bed. He
seemed TO revive and was much better on
Sunday, but on Monday he vas attaked with
choking sensation, and died suddenly. A
very large conconrse Of citizens followed his
remains to the grave on 1aesdss. u a.. !.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09
PAWNRRoKER'S SALE.

\NILL be sold q AUCIluN on 'ruesloy, Uttdhor,
wv 81, lsO2, at ~ O'Clock ~ at the Auruon Nu0in
OF u r. Huber son, 80 Third street, hnc large
on PRinting (NIvw Sorlti bengJ cost SlJO hnc
SILVER mounted Rifle cost SJi Tine pouble uin pnd
hte, COS; Sib; | iiuv ziA slvOung hne ovrt sTo, /
English silver lever Walcn, cost originally So, open
iecst gold Watches, patent LEVERS fine gold Vest
ULain set silver plated tea spoons; butter Rms u.s.;
iHdles gold neck cnaini gpla hunting Nachi silver
hunting witches; eight day clOcksi Mnuy sA drc-r;
nIa.l BUUhs--ALJ NEW.
volume, calf-bound Lorenzo anu tbggy Dow; ! By e.
ton'H pOetica Works; Chronicles fTnice ana SPAN
y slr John frolssart General View VI the Word, /
tlblo ueography; 1 John Franklin's Discover, gl4u
many other artices to Oe sold without serve Tor IN,
Ielicht OF whom 1t may coAcern
oc6 @. 4. hUbEh * son, Auctopeer-.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09
COMPREHENSIVE.

NJE have this day iormsd a yo-larIpership under
wv the firm Vi MhiiuD Vobreciit Co., asi b. uglii
the stock oi Roous o LlailVs FOst \ CV; Mr. \
has been ln business iUr nuniDsr Vi ye,ra WIN Mr.
lost, Rnd laterly h- Ial tner, Mr. .. lornIvTly
with Mr.. frupd atterly wlh Rogers, FoAier Aehey.
A. we intend TO do business on Tue snus pnnritlss
our iorner employer we nope to retain the custom he
has had for n bunicer OF years. Hr0cf
WILLIAM NULLBlkCHT,
.l- HERMAN SiNDMEIEE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-09

Bound 0ver.--The two thieyes--Dayid Il.
Conway and VIM H. Robinson by
Officer Hardin the other day, on charge Of
robbing Mr.. Mills of $l05 on the cars near
Osborn recently, were up before Mayor G,llss
pie yesterday, and were bound over in the
sum of 5000 apiece.