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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-03
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FOR THE CURE or
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Lircr Complaint. Dropsy letter. Tum0rs and
SAT- Rheum, Worms Gout. Neuralgia, as DIN
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They are sugar coated, so that the most sensi-
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best aperient in the world for all the purposes of a
family physc.
Price - cents per Box; Five Boxes for 81 90
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians,
Statesmen and eminent personages, have lent
their names TO certify the unparalleled usefulness
of these remedies, but our space here will not
permit the insertion Of them. The Agents below
namei furnish gratis AMERICAN ALMANAC in
which they are given: with also full descriptions
of the above complaints, and the treatment that
should be followed for their cure
Do not be put of By unprincped dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take no others The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they
should have IT.
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Lowell, Mass.
All our remedies are for sale by
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spr23- WY ALLEN co. Cincinnati.
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MUSIC.
PIANOS! PIANOS!

E.HEAPER AND BETTER IN
STRUMENTS than were ever ,
offered in this market Ny ar
rangements with Eastern Piano
manufacturer arr such that can
furnish all orders IS per cent.
rh@aper than snv dealer in the IVES
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-20

NEW YonK, Aug. l9.-DonaldAonville,
louisiana, has been ileYaied by Che
sloop-of-war BFoo cause he guer-
rillas fred from upon our tick and
wounded in the transports.
The Grenada Appeal says the Federals
took Bayou Sara on Che llth inst, seiz-
ing all the sugar and molasses. and quar-
toring garrison there Il also states
that the rebels in Arkansas have been
reinforced, and that their ordnance stores
have been increased.
General Hammond has assumed control
in Arkansas.
LEUNGToN, No, Aug l0.-Gen. Lane
has reached here with endorsements.
The gunboat Warner is also here, which
ensures safety at this Place.
ST. Louis, No, Aug. I0.--Itis reported
that fight occurred on Friday at Lone
Jack, jackson county, between three
thousand rebels and eight hundred State
troops. The latter were defeated, losing
two hundred men and several pieces Of
artillery. The official accounts are ex-
pected 70. day.
FoREIoN.--Napoleon, in al interview
with Slidell, admitted the coeency Of hia
arguments in favor of the Southern Con-
federaoy, and said that TIE chief barrier
of its recognition had been tha objections
Of England PaImerstou had made
another speech against inerlerence, and
Boehuck spoke on the othci slde.
PAnrs.-Bourse very dull enies, e8 25.
LONDON. - Consols, 90 10 Oh -
American securities irmer
It is reported that Garibaldi refuses
to obey King Victor Enmsnusls procla-
nation
Ent husiasm in favor Of G.ribaldi and
Sicily tremendous. He had determined
to mach on Boau, aud tAkagyt his q IA.
maud ouid reach iiIty tholaand men.
The Confederate steamers MerrimaC
and Namber escaped from the Tuscarora
WAsmNGToN, Aug. ia new Depart.
ment is created, under the mmediat,
command Of Major General Wright
comprising the States Of Ohio Illinois
Indiana Michigan, Wisconsin, aud Ken,
lucky, including Cumberland Gap
New YoRK, Aug. I9.--Gold 10 per cen
premium Stocks fmcr.
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KILLING RATs-A NovL Thar A
resident of Brooklyn is vexed with an
increasing family Of rats that seem to
grow fat on arsenic and rat exterminators.
lie doesn't like rats, and refers bis case
to The Sunday Times. That journal re-
commends a trap made as fellows:
Take a mackerel barrel, for instance,
and nm ID 10 about one third its height
with water. Place a log endwise In the
water, SO that one end Of IL will just re-
main above the surface, Make the head
Of the barrel a little too small 10 ft, aud
suspend IL by two pins to the inside OF
thc top Of the barrel, 80 that IL will hang
40 # on a pivot and easily tip by touch
ing either side. On this head, thus sus-
pended, secure piece OF sayory meat.
The FIRST rat that scents it, will, 20 get
the meat leap on the barrel head The
head viii zip, or tilt, precipitate him into
the water, and resume its position. The
I rat in the water will swim 10 the log
get on to the end Of Il, and squeal yigor.
Ously, His cries will bring other rats
/ an Of whom will be tilted into the water
/ and all Of them will fght tor the only
I dry SCOT 10 10, yiEt the end Of the log. Al
. only one rat can hold H., the victor viii
drown all the rest and can, IN the morn
ing, be drowned himself We have seer
twenty rats caught In one night by sucl
3 trap.
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General Orders-NO, 6.
HHDQuARFEss U 8 FoRCs D KENTUCKY,
l0UfNuII, July 90, 1862.


For the guidance Of officers in the mat.
ters referred to herein, the following
Ordcris made
!. In making seizure of horses 20
mount the cavalry authorized by the
Government to be raised in Kentucky, il
shall be done by two commissioned 0lh-
GERS appointed by TIE Colonel or officer
in command Of the recruiting station
The names Of the officers assigned 10 this
duty will be reported 10 these headquar
tiers Immediately on the receipt Of this
order No private soldier non commits
stoned officer, In any case, viii be per-
mitted % make any seizure Of horses,
III. The officers appointed 10 make
seizure viii keep in book the names Of
all persons whose horses are seized,
with the value Of each horse. They will
give 10 the owner OF the horse receipt
for the same and valuition thereof
the payment thereof by ne Government
depending on the loyalty Of the person
The officers wall reporttO these head
quarters q full statement Of all horses
seized and value of each.
III. The commanders q regiments and
recruiting stations are nioined 10 en-
force this order strictly. Any violation
OF 10 by officers or priyaes will subiec
the offender to punishment No com,
missions will be issued 10 officers viola
ting IL, or allowing q bo violated ThI
commanding officers win BE- held rcspoR
sible for the strict enforcement OF thi
| order
BY Command Of Brig .fou BClLH.
JOHN BOYLE,
Captain 3 A. A. a..
Ala ~
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A LoYAL MAN SUPPOSED 40 HAVE BEEN
HuNG Is LoUIsIANA.-Wo learn by a
gentleman from Palmyra that apprehen-
SONS are felt for the safety Of Mr.. New
ell Burbank, a loyal planter who resided
about forty miles above New Orleans.
Thomas Burbank, his brother, is the ow-
nor Of large plantation, aud had on
hand sugar valued at 100000, besides
the incoming crop. While absent in
New Orleans, the rebel guerrilas made a
descent into the neighborhood and car
ried OF Newell Burbank, aud il is feared
that he has been hung. Thomas Bur-
bank Immediately took his wife and
child TO New Orleans, and they have arr
rived az Philadelphia, where the father
of Mrs. ID. resides. She was married 20
Mr. Burbank az Palmyra some two years
ago, and immedi lately moved South The
rebels have uo doubt destroy od the inn
monse stock Of sugar bsiooging 10 the Bur-
banks. Arrang ements were making 10
send it 10 New Orleans but there was
dialculty 10 getting IL Oh, aud 10 has
finally fallen into the hands Of the
rebel scoundrcls.-Ro,h6Stv Democrat ana
Amsrs g.
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TENE.Ess SEE BRANCH
No, %, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn,

V'Hls AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities Or tks
i successful prosecution and settlement OF IL
manda against the General Government Of EVEnT
DESCRIPTION, ~ conductors having had sovsud
yoars' experience IN the management Of claims be-
fore Congress, the Court OF Claims and che Hxeoa.
tive Departments a. Washington, and being thor.
oughly acquainted and hm.liar with mo laws uns
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention viii be elyen to cases arisns
out OF tho present war, Including tho accounts o.
satos, Contractors, and Dsbursing olcers Of Ne
War and Navy Departments, and for = Collect
iug, Drilling, and Organising Vol
unteera,n the reimbursement Of which sauthor.
lied by an act AZ Congress; CLAIMS ron INDEN
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN ron
PUBLIC usEs OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUOH
PROPERTY for Hcrsos lost in tho service, aud m
Military Pay, Pensions, and bounty
Land.
We give special attention 70 procuring PEN
sionss houn ties, eto aocruing 10 soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted al ease, Or the
families of such a. have died, o. been KILLED while n
the discharge Of thor line Of pty m saeh during the
present war
Special care win also be- given 10 claims vhiss
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
| by the departments or Inoncien sly Managed
Prompt attention also given 10 The collection o.
l Quariormaator's Receipts given FOR Property taken
Tor Tho use of the Army, to arranging Accounts With
and collecting Claims against tho Quartarnastefa Do
L partment
| an Claims placed Ia 1ur hands roosive our froupt
| PerEO aal Alienation, thereby securing mauy
which, IA the hands of an Attorney at any distant
1 point, frequently prove unsuccessful
Aside nom this decided aAvahtags our daily inter.
course with all tho Departments enables az m moe
eases 10 obtain decisions mach more speedily tl,as
where al communication and other neoeasary dstsn
must be conducted through the malls.
To this sud, solicit you 70 forward 20 us any o.
s eases Of fuch character you may Irom time % time
have presented aud, a. a. our custom, We vii nr.
ni.h you With al he necessary blanks aud whsn
l Required, insirurtona.
/ 30 charge made 10 any aaso tlnioas successful.
Address CHARLES H. GREEN,
no, ~ Cherry Street,
I TU.as
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CEAs. IL. GREEy, Agent for the Collec-
ton Of Claims against the General Gov
eminent, who has been absent from the
city for some days, has returned, and can
now be found at his Office, No, 80 Cherry
Street, where he will receive for colleas
ton claims Of all kinds against the Fed
ersl Government. Persons having claims
against the Quartermaster's Department
can have them properly arranged and put
in proper order for presentation TO the
department 2t
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ENnNEScE, Aug, Is.

HoRsEs WANTED. 49, Persons having
good horses for sale will find good mar
ket for them by applying to Capt. LAMB.
See advertisement II is hoped that
all persons who have horses 20 dispose
Of will bring them forward without de-
lay, as horses must be had The follow
ing mode which Gen. BOYLE has adopted
in our sistorstate, Kentucky, shows how
earnest the Government is in wishing 10
procure them, in order 10 suppress the
atrocious guerrilla warfare which is de-
vastating the country.
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THEARE.-In all of our experience,
Theatrically speaking, and it is a large
one, we have never witnessed a more de-
lighted audience than was present at the
theatre last night. The play Of Made
laine, or the Belle Of the FaubOurg,"
adapted from DUMAS novel, is, we think,
one Of the most touching and beautiful
plays in the language, and when rendered
as it was last night, is sure to prove inn
mensely interesting. The part of Made
laine is one peculiarly adapted to the
genius Of HATTIE BERNARD--the sweet
expression Of her face, and touching
pathos OF her voice. wins the hearts Of
the audience and enlists their sympathies
at once. Messrs. HAMmroN and EVERETT
were particularly happy in their respec-
tive parts, and all the others were well
rendered Let US have MadelNine again,
Messrs. Managers. Tonight we are to
have one Of the finest love plays in the
language. For smoothness Of verse,
grandeur Of imagery, and strength OF
thought, the play Of Ingomar stands un-
surpassed in our dramatic literature
The character of the savage but love-
subdued Ingomar is in the hands oil
CLAUDE HAMILTON; the gentle, unsophis-
ticated, loving Parthenia has HATTIE
BERNARD as its exponent Where in
America could be two persons more
adated for the parts assigned theml Go
every one, who wishes to be pleased
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Sr. CEoHIA's FEMALE ACADEMY.-Par-
GcuIar attention is invited TO an adyer-
tisement Of this excellent institution in
another column, which will be opened
for the reception Of pupils on the 9Th Of
Of Septem Der. AT an early day we pur-
pose visiting the establishment, aud Civ
ing our impressions thereon; in the mean
time we ask careful perusal Of the cir
cular
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We learn that one hundred and eleven
head Of cattle were captured by the guer-
rillas on the 9Th inst, II miles this side
OF Huntsville, while en- route from Nash
Vile, and also six drivers, who were held
as oaptives until Monday, and then re-
leased ON parole. The men were COM
PEELED TO drive the cattle twenty miles.
The weight of the cattle averaged 200
pounds each.
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DR.. Kings Dispensary

~ $50 Or KING, formerly Of Nov YORK 70
TX 49,. the last four years Of Louisville, KY
~ aud who haa devoted BIZ atteutiouie
the uoatmont of private diseases iur 90 years, aattoI
himself, having attended 70 q practice Tor sQ merl
yeara aud CURED ao many thoaEaads be f enabled Z
cure an diseases Of prlvato nature, 30 matter hoF
bad they may Pc from nIudcIoua modicial treatment
or from neglect Of their 0an. NJ. hnF'a uEpta1nrF
No "a Iradr0E atresi between Cherry and Zoe ruErr
eooud story who're na cures aii dncaaea of private
1atura
Goaofhoa Cured without usase0us medicines o. 10.
eriofencc villa business
sir0tures of old OF recent tnte oleotually Gurod
a few days by an operation which causes 90 pain.
Who're a Structure exists health cannot be enloyc
Psrhare no dsdEaa GAUSS more mischief and unlor'
mlno1 tho cnndututCl ao much
6vphHn With al the diseases ~ ihu ssin FfuuInf
0ut or neglect or bad ucatmeai- osn De- sHocinaliJ
cured In leW days
qsltnaf lqetstu. rafticuar ationtop having bccr
rgon b. tbls disease aui a the consequences FruWill
oui Of "a brought gn n many casas BY Me destructive
habits oI I1c1aaItgraie yoltla. cod earas1're ndu.
renee ol sc passions ueEie1i ri which aii lu1cr
muc tnc constitution rendering iEn auUlali unnt iu
bcf.laH OF ElcIety, and eng premature 1.d Ego.
Ea1aIos MO may uH aunrnE Wild any 1llruIiF %
b. womb may reli lafrrai immediate r0.'cf
rdrs1na rCldrF abroad, by wrt.aE ali stating taul
case, With afoe enclosed, direct "a Nr A King DO. II
ndadeficE sTudi Nashville, Ilnnt V' have che ugoa1
asry medrlne asut b thsr address. onoo boz
SAP aciock "a ihc loralaT uaii "a ne gYcuing.
uFl4iudhaiy
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CoI. Iaeob,s ReeImenl -.

10 DE Eli,ors 81 no Louisville journal:
You will please give notice that my
regiment is full, and that / cannot re-
ceive another man, and please express
my thanks 10 those who have aided me
in raising this noble regiment Never
was Kentucky more aroused, Never were
her sons more anxious to dc gallant deeds,
and never more worthy Of their noble
sires than now.
Respectfully, yours,
RICHARD r. JACOB.
Col. Ninth Ky. Cavalry,
ENmENcE, Aug, Is.
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The Hsrdest Rattle Yet.

Yesterday morning at ----- Barber
Shop house man-servant from one Of
the neighboring plantations, stated TO one
Of the BARRIERS that the battle Of last
week was the hardest battle fought yet
The barber addressed, wished 10 know
what battle he referred to--whcthcr to
the battle between PorE and JACKSON, or
some MoRaAN raid. lie replied, so, no :
TN tell you what the battle was twas
when Col MuLER came and took the
niggers all away to build Notifications.
You know when young master Jim was
killed at Donclson, and master George
az Richmond, there wasn't half as much
crying at our house O, they cried and
talked aud screamed and called the
neighbors together, and tried to console
one another, and said all was lost now
Twas the hardest battle fought yet
twas, assure YOU j. b. II.
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Aashrllle aIniun.
wEpNEspAY MoRNINe Aua. 20. Is6a


Il is reported on our streets that noar.
" all the rebel forces have gone from the
vicinity Of Chattanooga towards Knox
vile. Il is said that a portion Of them
have gone TO Richmond The rebels evil
IDENTIFY are becoming terribly alarmed at
The enormous mass Of troops about to be
launched upon them in few days. We
give these rumors for what they are
worth. If not true now they will be
shortly.
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Justices Court.

Joss nHowxr, Pun D iu Hut before N.
so. HUuihFito a Jufiicn pf foafa
A. Pass, Dait. J ior Davidson County, fenu,
The plaintiff, JohB Browne, ga thls hrtIon having
obtained an Attachment against tho defendant
Frfe aui aaued t0 Constable John ID. Gower. aiii
termed by hIu. levied on auudry articles ~ chaitles
belonging i0 Che defendant and ou motion ~ Fain
uH. BE- appearing 10 che satisfaction ol said luatte
that Che defendant 10 n9ufatIdnut a tha State "A
Tennessee Do s ordered that publication h0 made 0T
fluf successive weeks lu urWapap0r plbanr1 ln tna
city n kaHnrIIr called tho "LulHu,' WamuF th0
dtenIani t0 apIrlr before SAID lust.e8 on che ll "a
day Of saptamlrr. ls12, and pssi ansa6r. 0r douai
t0 alI uilleHmfut uilerHis. uaH osHe WIN bs aeI
dJan Or TRIAL en- ptrta Ou tHt day
a.. M hOlIHGATE. up.
August Zoo. is6s-ttr pp hs. ESQ.,
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Groceries have risen tremendously
within The last two or three days. Cof-
Zee is selling, we hear, al City cents per
pound The interruption Of the trains,
and their employment by the Govern
mont al present is the cause Of this rise
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MULES WAHrED--Sce the advertise
ment Of Mr. w J.. MoCAMPBEIL, which
viii be found in another column, A
good chance for those having Mules to
sell.
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DOUBTEUL-Wu WILD CAT.
North Western Bank uf Georgia
sank Of the Empire State. Gee
Bank of Athens, Ge1
fullon Bank
Rank of Whitfield
TunberCuiicrs' Bank
AoAuse the Issues OF all Ranks
mentioned below,
The following Tennessee Banks ere broken, or
have been wound up and their Notes, SC any are
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville
tcntru Rank of TcuuesRrc 90 Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Memphis
Mechanics Bank, az Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution, no Memphis
Exchange Bank, 90 Murlroosboro.
Minors aud Meuuihcturers Bank, az Knoxville.
sank OF East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, 90 Trenton
Bank Of Jefferson, al Dlndridyo
Bank OF Claiborne, at IazeweI
Bank OF Iazowcll, at T5zeweu
Lawrenoeburg Bank, at LawIenisbura
Oiuzons' Bank, I'D Memphis.
Bank Of America, at CarNvlla
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MoBoAS was at Hartsville the other
day with 1900 men, il is saidi about
double his actual force. we think.
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Tennessee and Planters Bank Slapla9as
redeemed or received in exchange for
large Notes; and Virginia, North Caro-
lima, and Ocoeo Money bought at the
highest rate, at the Insurance Oaiee Of
w j MABR No, 20 College Street (oppo-
site Scwance House, Aug 1I-W
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headquarters OF Eirst Regiment OF
Tennessee volunteer Cavairy.
july 20, 1862,
AN officers recruiting for this service
will report TO me at Headquarters, Fair
Grounds. or at the State Capitol Those
desir,ng to enlist will apply al either Of
those places,
Volunteers win, ifpossible, bring their
horses with thom, which will be valued
and paid for by che Government
by order Of Col W. b. STOKES.
C. d. BRIEN, A. r. @. al,
iuly2O-L
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BY command Of Major Gen. Bumh
Tsicnedl w. II, SIDELL,
Mai. 18th u. S. Infantry A. A. A. g,
Gnioial:
Henry stone, A. A. A. G..
August l9.-lw.
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Keller for the Poor Of Nashville.
The following order addressed by
Governor Johnson 10 number Of our
wealthy disloyal citizens, requiring them
20 contribute a specified sum to Judge
WmTwoRrH, Of the Davidson County
Court, for the relief Of large number Of
destitute families, who have been reduced
70 the most deplorable want, in conse-
quence Of this inhuman rebellion, viii
receive the hearty appreciation Of every
humane person. The justice as well as
the humanity Of the order will be appa-
rent when we reflect that The suferings
Of our poor people, who would gladly
work for a living, if tho disasters Of
civil war had not thrown them ont Of
employment are directly chargeable 70
the influence Of such persons as those
whose names are appended in the list
below. Some Of these mon have given
immense sums Of money 10 the rebel
cause, others have exerted their influence
10 seduce the heads Of families into the
rebel ranks whose wives and children
are now starving at home, and others
have used all the power they possessed 70
bring the regular authorities into odium
and contempt and 70 excite morbid
sympathy for rebels aud law breakers.
The levy made upon these citizens, there
/ fore, fof the benefit Of their victims, Is
| just as we'll as philanthropic Justice as
well as charity approves and sanctions
the decd rs righteous. These men are all
wealthy, abundantly able to give five OF
ten times the amount Of their assessment
to tho ragged and famished sufferers
whose cries Of anguish pierce our ears
daily One Of these gave $4,000 TO the
Confederacy not long since. The sum
assessed lie placed opposite the name Of
the individual to whom the following
note was addressed:
SrArE on TENNESSEE EXECUTIVE pFrAnrMEyTi
| nashville, August lS, 1862. !
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I. Enlisted men, unless accompanied
by, and under the charge Of, commission
ed officers, are prohibited from stopping
at Hotels or public houses in this city.
The Provost Marshal is directed TO en-
force this order, and to see that all keep
ers Of public houses are informed Of H.
and that all enlisted men report Of the
Barracks provided for them.
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10 Manufacturers.

10 nd EECHYU1. AED FOR aALE.
ID htimu Travellers
Lace and aEounF GfonthaFsl
Leather ana 0um terlti ~
psoHtf LfQq
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SIR
There arc many wives and helpless
children in the City Of Nashville, and
County of Davidson, who have been re-
duced to poverty and wretchedness in
consequence Of their husbands and faith
ers having been forced into the armies Of
this unholy and nelarious rebellion.
Their necessities have become so mani
fest and their demands for the necessa-
ries of life so urgent, that the laws Of
justice and humanity would be violated
unless something was done to relieve
their suffering and destitute condition.
You are therefore requested TO con-
tribute the sum of dollars,
which you will pay over within the next
five days to James Whitworth, Esq, Judge
of the County Court to be by him dis
tributed amongst these destitute families
in such manner as may be prescr bed.
Respectfully, &c,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor.
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HEADQARrERs DISTRICT OF THE OHo,(
NASHVILLE, TESSY Aug. Is, l562S
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. l3S.
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Speeches Of Palmerston and Roebuck
on the American Question