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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20
BEAUREGARD's ORDERS.
All Persons in Memphis Forced
to take Confederate Money!
Great Sickness in the Hospit-
ais at Richmond!
Severe Skirmishing Near Cor
NTH !

FRANKLIN, Va, May 17.--PrincetOn,
the capitol of Mercer county, was cap
tured by the Confederates yesterday UNI
der Humphrey Marshall, and was recap
tursd o-dsy by Gen. Cox's advance.
Vast preparations are being made Ito
lombard Savannah.
Portions Of the Charleston and SavNu-
nah Railroad are now in possession Of the
Federals.
WHITE HoSsR, Va, '.May!l9.-A'com
bined army and navy expedition went
twenty-five miles up Pamunky river,
and forced the COnfederates TO destroy
two steamers, and twenty achooners. The
Federals are advancing; the roads i'm
proving.
Hunters proclamation was published
in Charleston. There is imminent dan
ger of negro instruction.
It is rumored that tho Confederates
have evacuated Weldon.
Martial law has been proclaimed over
Charleston and ten miles surrounding.
The Memphis Appeal says the Gov
eminent wants and must have all the tin
roofs on Cotton sheds in that city.
The Vicksburg Citizen of the 9th says,
nothing was heard of the Federal feet a.
Tunica yesterday.
A large frigate, supposed TO be the
Brooklyn, passed Bayou Sara at 8 o'clock
on the morning Ofthe 9Th going down.
The Baton Rogue Advocate has closed
doors and suspended publication, on ac-
count of the approach of Federal gun
boats.
Col. ROsser commanding post at Mem
phis, publishes a special order, by order
of Beauregard, requiring all camps, per-
sons, and corporations to take Confeder-
ate money AT par, and all persons will
distinctly understand that nothing in
the least degree calculated TO discredit
the operations Of the Government will be
tolerated or treatedIas anything butEdis-
| loyalty.
The Richmond correspondent of. the
Appeal mentions with great pain the
large amount Of sick confined in hos .
pitfalls at Richmond and vicinity.
BEFORE CoRNTH, May IL, l862.--The
Macon Telegraph condems in severe Ian
| guage, the conduct of the Rebel troops at
Bridgeport, by which a most important
gateway 10 our State was opened TO the
enemy, and possession Of all our rich
mines, deposits of coal oil, iron and salt
petre placed in imminent danger.
A general advance along our lines was
made to-day towards Corinth Much skir-
mishing and several severe engagements
General Sherman's division lost forty
four killed and a considerable number
wounded in approaching Russells House
which the rebels had been occupying
for some time past, worrying our pickets
We succeeded in driving the enemy from
their position back TO his works. Om
men are under arms expecting an attack
tomorrow Sunday mOrning.) Among
the killed rebels left on the ground wal
one with sword and revolver, supposed. {,
be officer.
BEFoRE CoRISTH, May l7.--Latest ad
vices from Curtis are that his forces be
tween Searcy and Little Rock Arkansas
rapidly marching on the capitol. Gov
Rector has called out the militia, but PEG
pie generally refused 70 come out Larg
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20

Editor Nashville Daily Union .

Editor Nashville Daily Union
On next Thursday an election will be
held for Criminal and Circuit Judges in
this State. NJ. NJ. BRrES, TURNER S.
FOSTER, and Judge NATHANIEL BAXTER
are the candidates for Circuit Judge in
the District composed of the counties Of
Davidson and Williamson. W. X. TUR-
EER is candidate for Criminal Judge
in the District composed of the counties
Of Davidson, Montgomery and Ruther-
ford. We want these gentlemen to come
out in the newspapers Immediately, and
state il they are elected whether they
will take the oath to support the Con-
stitution and Government of the United
States and the State Of Tennessee, and
whether they will apply to Governor
JOHNSON and his Secretary Of State, or
to Governor HARRIS and his Secretary of
State, for their commission. We hope
Governor JOHNSON will issue a procla-
nation immediately to allow no one TO
leave the city, nor TO take out a license
of any kind, and for no one to be allow
ed to hold an Office of either trust or
profit without taking the oath to support
the Constitution and Government of the
United States. CITIZENS.
Nashville, May 18, 1862.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20

II may be well enough TO assure all
enemies of the Union that it is ut
terly idle for them to base any
hopes upon the election TO be
held next Thursday for. Judicial Off
GERS. Under no state Of case will these
or Gny other offices be suffered to pass in
to the hands of disloyal men, or men
who sympathize with the pbellion. Tins
point is inevitably and unalterably set
tied. II is fixed beyond dispute. lie
who expects by any trick or chiCanery to
ride into place of power and profit in
'-1'ae State of Tennessee, which is under
the jurisdiction of the Federal Govern
ment, assqredly reckons without his host.
The Offices within the jurisdiction of the
Federal Government are for the friends
exclusively of that Government, and no
man will be recognized other than as an
enemy, who aids, abets or countenances
the Southern Confederacy. 1t is certain
~ the climax of impudence and inso-
lence for a rebel TO ask TO be elected TO
any office within the Union lines, and to
make his treason hobby to ride into
place Of profit and trust. Certainly all
votes cast for a disloyal candidate will
90 for nothing.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20

\, We see some strange sights occasional
iy in this State. There are actually can.
didates asking for Office, who if elected
are ready to take their cath of office and
commissions under the Federal Govern
mept, or under the Rebel Government il
it should be successful. They seem
dead to all sense of propriety and shame
in TIE matter, and are ready TO swear TO
any thing which will put money in
their purses"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20
A True wan.

Montgomery County was represented
in the Union Convention by Mr.. PEART,
an estimable old gentleman, who, when
almost every one else grew faint-hearted,
stood boldly up and declared his fidelity
TO the Union. And now, as the reward
of his loyalty, he sees the dear old flag
restored. We say TO him, DWELL done,
good and faithful servant"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20

A large crowd gathered impromptu at
the Market House last night, to hear
NJ. NJ. BRIEN, Esq, candidate for Cir
cult Judge. He made an animated, bold
and altogether admirable speech, with
the true Union ring in it. There is no
mistaking his position he is thorough
straight-out loyalist. How strongly
does his conduct contrast with the du-
plicity of his Rebel opponents. Let
every Union man come forward 10 the
polls and give him the Jealous support
which he 80 we'll deserves.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20
communication from ParsOn
mrOYnlONV.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

ASHER Il Co., Of Indianapolis, have
brought out a small trashy book, iu cheap
form, purpOrting to be my Life, Speeches
and Addresses" connected with my
troubles among the Secessionists. This
is a BOGUS production, doing me great
injustice, and by no means reporting me
correctly, either as to my history OF
speeches since / came North ] am nov
preparing genuine book of the kind,
and will have it out in few days, pub
lished by GEORGE w. CHmDs, of Phila-
delphia. ArrLEGATE & Co., of Cincin-
natl, are the publishers for the West
caution the public against the bogus con-
Germ, as ] shall at once commence legal
proceedings against all concerned in
vending it, as well as the publisher.
W. G. BROWNLOW
PHILADELPHIA, May 3, 1869
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20
Take the Union!

1t has a far larger circulation than any
other daily newspaper that has been
published here for years.
tits the Q6ieial newspaper Of the United
States for Tennessee.
1t is the e6iciol newspaper Of the State Of
Tennessee.
1t gives the latest netOs from tie Military
Department S0,,th, and later than any other
paper.
II has immediate communication 10Th the
Military Headquarters, which no other
paper here has.
II gives reliable information.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20
Returning HOmei

We are highly gratified to hear of the
; gturn of large number of Tennes-
scans from the unholy and wicked cru
SADIE against the Federal Government.
1t is noble and manly for us to fOrsake a
bad cause, when we see our errors. It
is wretchedly false pride which leads
men 70 persist in error, when convinced
Of their wrong. We affectionately and
earnestly advise all persons who have
come home from the rebel army to come
forward, without delay and renew their
allegiance to that good old Government
which never deprived them of u single
right. They will be freely pardOned by
SO deing, The Government is kind and
magnanimous.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20
NATURALIZATION NOTICE
Receiver for the Confederate states
in Middle Tennessee.

To dH 0hoB il may Concern!
hereby notify every citizen, agent, former partner,
trustee, or other person, holding controlling any
lands or tenements chatels debts, rights intcr-
esIs OF value OF any description owned BY due to
any AaIBs RHEHY Of the Confederate States TO report
the same to me- in writing, when practicable, giving
a description when known, OF lRRds, and the names Of
creditors in Of debtB with the amounts due or TO
become due
For wilful default in this the party subjects himself
20 the penalties " the Act he s liable for double
the amount concealed fine, &C; surrender hcquits
him OF the responsibility.
Nv Office is on the Square IN the city Of Nashville,
over W T. Berry's Bookstore. S. Il. COCKRllL,
sept. 10. '6l-d'm6W3m COnfed. States ReC'r.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20
AashrillE Auintl.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1862 I
State Union Central Committee.

In the list which was handed TO us
for publication, Of the names Of the
gentlemen constituting this Committee
the name Of one Of the gentlemen who
had been appointed, was inadvertently
omitted.
As corrected, the list is as follows:
ALLEN A. HALL, Chairman.
~ A. V. s. LINDhEY.
JOHN LELLYETT.
RUSSELL HoUsToB.
HoRACB II. HARRISON.
M. M. BRIEH.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20

NH. EDroR Iyiold TO tho natterng request Of the
members OF the Bar, and the earnest solicitation Of
numerous friends and acquaintances, and announce
mysefa candidate for the Office Of Judge Of this the
9th Judicial Circuit, composed OF the counties OF Da
wilson and Williamson The Election 10 be held on
the 22d instant. MANSON N. BRIEE.
May 6, 1862 tds
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20

We tender many thanks to lady Of
this city, who sent us very elegant bOu-
quet Of the sweetest flowers of spring,
typifying the glorious cred, White and
Blue" of the National Union flag. May
God bless her as we do.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20

In giving insertion Sunday morning to
the omitted List Of Advertised Letters
for firms, we should have said the Omis-
sion was the fault Of the printer and not
Of the Postmaster.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20

"Here comes a Lincoln dog" exclaimed
"a lady who was walking with another
IS they met Union officer on our streets
the other day. Shame! shame Shame I!
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20
Boarding House.

We refer our readers to the card Of
Mr.. ALTERNATELY, who has just opened a
Boarding House. He will doubtless
prove himself fully worthy Of patronage.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20

We are authorized 70 announce Hon. SAMUEL D.
filERsoN ~ candidate for reelection as Chancellor
Of the Fourth Chsncery District, ocmposAg the
counties Of Davidson, WiIlamsCp D, Msury, Giles aud
Lewis. ap20 "a
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20

We republish the following advertisement
from the Union and american of SeptemoerS
1861 gratis. It will be an agreeable remin-
iscence to some people,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-20
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
North Carolina Refuses to fur
nish JEFF. Davis Any
More Troops.

Gunboat Galena Badly DAM
aged.
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photographic AFws.
Especial Dispatches to the Nashville Union J

Especial Dispatches to the Nashville unionl
Humphrey Marshall Driven
Back!
Great Preparations to Bonn
bard Savannah!
Charleston and Savannah
Railroad Taken by the
Federals!
Grand Advance of Union For
ces up Pamunkey River!
Rebels Burn their own Steam
ers and Schoners, twenty
seven in number!
PANIC IN CHARLESTON!
Rebel Coal, Iron and Saltpe ire
Mines in Danger!
Suspension of Rebel Newspa-
pers
BEAUREGARD's ORDERS.
All Persons in Memphis Forced
to take Confederate Money!
Great Sickness in the HOspit-
ais at Richmond!
Severe Diminishing Near Cor
NTH
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4. w Y LII 5

SIGN or THE NAN AND EORTAB,
On Market f., opposite Union, NASHVILLE
April Zj-oW
Smyrna times., 1862-11-06
Notice to DebtOrS.

Is hereby given TO all persons indebted n
pL poGhoDY COLLINS either by Note, Bond or
DooH Account that said Indebtedness musi bc naiJ
oy december LIST, 1862 and those havinC omen Ac.
aug7 TSCIIIInW e. "'UIy{',.,.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-06
Attention ! EverybodvIl


Every man of you harken md heedI
Every one Of you listen and read
%.nelS AIi' ana brothers and uncles and counsins.
All your relations, by dozens and Dozens
narkcn and listen! We bravely decla,s
mere are the Garments for Summer Wear.
garments Tor persons OF every condition,
Fof men Ot all shapes and OF evOry position
Elegant suits Of appropriate colors.
AIi 10 De had Tor very few dollars;
novelties splendid IN Masculine Raimenf
A'ShocKing 10" prices Tor ready cash payment.
Clothing for gentlemen long or tall
|lo'hlhg lor Stout men, clothing for small:
CeTIIh 70 III you ui-COme. hurry and buV
Elegant clothing for June and July.
Trumpetih the tidings from city and town,
IeIl lie Intelligence gladly around!
bring your relations and ne eighbors all
Come and 1uy clothing at the GREAT OAE M,
1TPARrICULAR NOTICE. This e,,on.;,,a -.
tablishnent Is directly Ola tho corner of SiY,h o W
Maket Streets. IAN ahu
Persons from this pnrt Of the country in vis,,;n a.
cly' should aim 10 go there TO purchase their Cloh
rag lhcy can have large assortment of stvles ard
qualities 10 select lrom and all the goods are mat
up g""n anu strong aud sold at reasonable prices
As we buY IRON first hands and sell excus;veIy "a,
Nhsh we can sell TO every body cheap for the bvn,
'ocs ot nave 10 pay for losses incurred on somebod
use 'hIough he credit system. In one word - 2
suuIahee 70 seIl goods ten per cent lower than old
concerns that stand out for big profits On, a",,
the nImble sxpsnce is better than the sIo,v sh ILL.,;
Come and see Tor yOurselNes cunning
WANAMAkER a. BROWN, OAK H.,,
=; CniReT Sixth and Market Sls., PhiladeInh;o
Smyrna times., 1862-11-06
TO THE PUBLH

graduate OF the Philadelphia College ofPharmacv and
maving been engaged in this business for the pnrt
we've years Is sufficient guarantee OF his ability n
"sp,,. Prescriptions with perfect accuracy also
ABLE Drugs and Pharmaceutical preparalions vii
Bug29 las d ,,orrrCVyn
Smyrna times., 1862-11-06
10 Farmers aud Dealers
MORO Phillips
SCPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME

| pCA Abh-FI1OJSPHATE OF LIME
! Prepared at his
Che'HNcR Works, C4mLn; ~ T.
| t.fc ChemisL P'0'''o4' ana seen
DfFOT-NO. q NORTH FRONT STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
thS subscriber offers his Super Phosphate Of inn.
~ ~fa'nsfS 'hd Dealers. with the assurance tbat \
ny use. It's superiority to the Super. Ph,snbaIs.
% 'u uAnoS oHered Tor sale. by its Concentration j.,
fu''A aCHOh' and ITS continued feruI,z;vg atao,s
10 10 u"'iofm composition guarantees uAiloTm ercsi
contains an unusually large per centage or pb,s
PnoIic Acid ITS per Ceniage OF AmmoDIo givas :,
gIeAl additional FerIilIzimg value indmc;ns ,oT.i
plants. Po''''oie hiHogen to
!" comparatively a new article. being in u.o b,,
ne" seasons and has already obtained great cai;b
10y among The Farmers Of the neighborin9 Conn,,aS
@ u - no" Solu and sought after by the most ey,en
Si'e ucaiers IN Fertilizers IN this civ nnd S,oto -
ware aud Maryland. @'0" 'ei'ey' DeIa-
CAUTION TO BUYERS! Obaerve tbo, M, ,ou..
@ pace lof manufacture is on each and every nact
eH' h"ne o'her being genuine. r
20 guaranteed by me to Dealers, under n nenaI,v
~ om Ihousahd Dollars. that IL will be kent nm ~
- p;nn s''ae e unequalled standard as heretofore
ages ''' ,,O0C ~ CCharge Tor pack
~ n l'Oerai discount made to dealers. seplI. .3m
Smyrna times., 1862-11-06
One Price System
ON TIE HILL!

WllllamSOn'S New Store
HfIA ISJUST OPENED with a new and aes.s,
ts5J desirable Stock of we'll selected Dry E,: ,f
:, Goods No"ns Ready made Clothing OH Sjis
D1o's' shoes, Queensware, Earthen Tin and VsitsS
wooden ware OF all kinds, superior Sugars CofIees
cas- Spices. Molasses, Soap. Candles Fluid Vinegar
L' La,u' FORK S"lt' Bacon. BrOoms Brushes Baskets
Tobacco, Snuff, Segars Flour. Meal Corn Enod = |"
quors OF all kinds and everything else that any one
l. nose VINO nave before dealt with us know that we
have always kept the BEST cheapest and greatest Va.
Feiy OF Goods OF any other Store and we mean IN Jo
SO again. Our country friends all know that thew
than at any other in town. and will find ,bis en- Iii
we respectfully ask call from everybody To exam.
me our stock, and they will find we offer greater har
ton. " s''' """''"C-
VI fiense remember, il is not at the OLD. bu, nj
the NEW Store. whhre the greatest bargains are
). X. WILLIAMSON, Commerce ST.
r-,,, On the lllLL. near the Old Stand.
SMYRNA Del.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-06
100 ono aARRELs OF THE
LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S
POu drette.
LODI MANUFACTURI.

FOR sale by LODI MANUFACTURING CO
$50 South Wharves, Philadeiphio' p.
This Company. with a capital Of sI5O.Ooo ,ho r,..,
ext 'nsve works of the kind IN the world nnd
perlenee OF " years in mar ufaeturing with
on long established. having also the ercus Va cn
York. are prepared 10 furnish an article which - &
ket. ~ maf
Pnce for barrels and over 81 so per barrel n,
only SO per ton. IL greatly increases the ved ami
ripens he crop from two to three weeks earlieT AZ an
labor. Wy "'is
Pamphlet containing all the nforTsatiotl necessa
ry, with letters from Horace GrseIev DaniaI
and hundreds Of farmers who have used II
for many years, may be had free BY addressng ia,
teS ms above or ~'o'
JAMES II. FOSTER. SIS eourussd,. :, r ~.
\ 6sse u she Ledi Msnuiscsurinx an. o's
ro~ An u WLAEAE Ases ssus~mc
Smyrna times., 1862-11-06

S,, IDeI Respectfully informs the citizens on
1 iiia ana vicinity that he has a new and well Sc
DhOGS' MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
AND TOILET ARTICLES, DRUGGISTS,
WARES, &c., Se,g
Smyrna, and that ~ ~ D""A VI
Eoery article is Fresh and Genuine and or u. D..
VuaIity that can be procured each being scIectsJ ~
PreSsly J0r PhysiciGns Pressrp and Family use
is his determination to sell everything in bs lime
d, ms connection with the best Wholesale bousos in
so ha ,hna plS ana New York will enable hun to do
ne ne.elSre respectfully sOlieits the Public pa,
"hch' by strict personal attention to Business
a SHu ah accommodating Disposition it shnll ever he
ms study to deserve and appreciate. WV -
Smyrna times., 1862-11-06
Philadelphia Advertisements.
GOO O0O MALE or FEMALE AGENTS, TO
"OO'"t0O SELL LLOYD'S

Goo O0O MALE or FEMALE AGENTS, TO
SELL, LLOYD'S
STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLORED MAP
OF THE UNITED STATES, OANADAS
AND NEW BRUNSWICK,
From recent surveys. completed Aug. 10th, 1869
cost S<OOOO 10 survey II and enc year tne.
sIpeter TO any $40 map ever made by Cotton or;
Mltche and sells at the low price Of so cents; $40
0oO names are engraved on this map
IL rs not only County map, but il is also County
and RAILROAD Map Of tho United States and Cana
das combined in one. giving EVERY RAILROAD
STATION and distances betweeR.
Guarantee any woman man SO to SIS per dav
and Will lake back all maps that cannot be- sold and
refund the money
Send for 81 worth and try.
Printed instructions how TO canvass we'll furnished
all our agents
Wanted-Wholesale Agents for our Mans in everv
Slate, Ga Iiornia, Canada, England France and Cn
~ fortune may be made with few hun red dol
lars capital. No competition
. }, L. LLOYD, No. l64 Roadway New York
The War Department uses our map Of Virginia
maryland, and Pennsylvania. cost 500 600 on Which
Is marked NllddletOwn, Maryland Hights Williams
port Ferry, MiIlbroOk Mills. Nolands Ford and all
0thers on the Potomac and every other place in Mary
iaad' Virginia and Pennsy lvania or money refunded
Price 2j cents,
From the Tribune. Aug ID.
- "LLoYDs Mar OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND AND PENN.
siLvANA-This map is very large; its cost is but 25
cents and IS tie 6est WAich can be purchased"
, 1862-05-20
GbE Trihutte.
TUESDAY, MAY 90, 1862.

re- Gen Banks has withdrawn alto
gcther from the Shenandoah Valley, and
the separate department. Of which he was
military commander, is virtually merged
with Frcmont's. The retreat from near Ha1-
x1sonburg began ten days ago, and at last
accounts the column w5s some forty miles
north Of that point, at Strasburg, where di-
rect rail connection offers to Manassas
Junction and Alexandria over the route
that Gen. 10. Johnston took last July to
reinforce Beaurcgard It is perhaps too
soon to speculate what Banks Is going to
do, whether in assistance to Gen. McClel-
Ian or Mcdowell The fact that the main
portions of Fremonts army are before
Staunton, is reason enough why Banks
should no longer be needed in the valley.
, 1862-05-20
lynch Law In Central Illinois.
1From the Bloomington Pantag1aph, 18th. +

We learn from DR., Evcrson, that very ag:
grayated vase Of "%lynch law" occurred near
Clinton few days since, The circumstances
detailed to us are Us follows: A tenant by the
name Of Ray, residing on a farm belonging to
a Mr. Lane, was arrested for stealing s00 from
the house of one Howard In the neighborhood.
The evidence adduced not being sufficient to
hold the prisoner for further examination, he
w.,s acquitted, returned home, and again cont
menced Ills labor of plowing on the farm Of
Mr. Lane While thus engaged, Howard, ac-
companied by some members Of his own fam
~, entered the enclosure, seized Ray, aud
carried him by force to aneighboring timber,
where, adjusting rope to his heels, and
throwing 1t over limb, they drew him up.
After continuing this sport for some time,
changed their naodss o17craudi, and twined the
rope around his neck, drawing him tree-top.
! wards nine times Finding himself fast. sink
ing, and to save his life, be confessed that he
| had stolen the money, and it would be found
under some wheat, where Of course nothing
| was found. Having thus secured his release
he Immediately hastened to town, aud hae
| the batch of fself-copstituted hangmen arrested
| We simply give the circumstances as related
to us, moi vouchIng for their correctness. I
true in the main, OF even in part it is certain1,
a very aggravated case, and will place the par
| ticipants in very dangerous position.