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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29
FrOm the Fruit pre-er,e,'. Manual.
Preserving Fruit in Alright Cans

A method tor preserving fruit, unques'
tiouably the very BE-, one known, Is to hea,
the frui, in the eau, thoroughly through.
by .ieamins a, temperature o! elS or 80
degrees. and then, by sealing whilst bot h-
elude the air.
By heating in can the fruit i' not oros'
en- and reduced to mass the air Is 'uih'
GENTLY expelled. and the scaling i' easily
accomplished.
By heating with steam. tins part OF the
moses. :. much more conveniently perform
"a than m any other way. the temperature
I. readily raised to the required degree. and
the whole exterior Of the can being equally
exposed 70 the heating medium, and the in
terror beng fllei with compressed steam.
in eontac, with all parts Of the frui, not
covered by the juices. every portion Of the
fruit j. heated equally and completely.
By sealing while hot, the external air i.
excluded a, the time when the air within
the can /. hi'hly rarifed and 50 much eI'
banded, TIA, when separated from that with
out. there !. not enough Of ii to reSiVify and
again ensrgire the yeast.
Thi. method may BE- successfully frae,ieed
on a scale sufficiently large for the supply
snele famihe. BY the Observance OF the iol-
loving
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

A ,even year old boy on being reproved
by hi. parents for using proiape language
and directed to ask Gods forgiveness. re-
tired to hi, room, and was heard to cay:
81 o God, am very sorry used ,ha, naash-
iy word. and won, cay 30 any more; but
please hurry and make. me hurry and grow
up to be man, and then can swear ~
much a. wan. to. like pa, and nobody
will no,ice what | cay"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

Hon. l.. d. M Sweat, Of this city. vas
nominated by the Dem ocracy ct BiddefOrd
yesterday for Representative TO Cousrcss
from the Flr, District. IIis platform 10
undoubtedly the same As that laid dowaby
the "Kpiehts" in couclave aslsmbled last
week Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

A London literary paper gives the follow.
ing a, tho prayer taught to children Of the
Scarborough ~reckers in England in old
times -" God bless daddy. God blc's man.
nv, God send q ship ashore before morning!
Amen 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

lie is but half prepared for tho voyage OF
life who does not take With him that friend
who forsakes him in no emergency-who
will divide hs sorrows, increase his joys,
lift the veil from his heart, and throw sun
shine amid the darkest scenes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

An Iri.hnan. being little iuddled was
asked what was his religious belief. "ls
!, me belafe ye'd he asking abOut' It's the
same a. the wildly Brady. lowo her twelve
shilling, for whi.key. and she behaves III
niver pay her-and faith, that's my belais
too!"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

Lapdseer. the great " canine artist" 70.
qus,ed the distinguished Sydney Smith to
oil. to him for his portrait. "Is thy ser.
want dog that he should do this thing :"
asked the clerical punster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

InE wKES-lTs VALUE. Among the in
sec, killing bird. the wren is perhap. the
mos, u.eful. for its habit. are OF the most
indu.,riou. character. The European wren
is nearly the .malles. bird there known,
and is found pryiug into holes and crcvlccs.
and abou, old building, searching for IN.
.cets. The winter wren, TO be found in the
Northern and Middle States in winter and
often remaining until spring, is thought TO
b. identical with the European wren. Our
wrens have larger tail, and are iamiliarly
known IN all parts Of the country. They
will reside about dwelling, aud even IN
crowded cities. We have found that how
ever crea: the number Of wren houses We
may place in trees. that every one will have
q tenant. and :" the more the merrier, tor
they consume insects only, and are almost
indela,isable in finding them.
Working Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

A young man. married isss than year
since. says ,hs, until the last month OF elk
weeks, he never fully appreciated ths rs-
strsint Of Bsty.lonish captivity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

II Two had net within ourselves tho prin-
cipls Of bliss. We could not become blsst. The
grain Of heavon liss Ia the breast, as The
germ Of the blossom lies IN the shut ssed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29
Farmers department.
"srEED TuK PLow."

Authe art. and scisaces pertaining 10 life, are
slossly haksd toseths'. sad int,msis, ccaneSt.
ei With Agriculture -AGNICoLA.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17

5f FEa~ ~
nem -rrraesv Is
fsg.ssa "a maas 8 uw
fa.@ S sfrs 80 fvs - s1f = est
Is s ASSESSES. vt3 iat assHFs pas sia-
rssatsey -. ans tsfetus Anae
Hft sne us ahfrasras. safs fhs
~sNstes kHatht arstr sFfs
q m ffelaasf as ~ 9ef
Ne u rd Ts
ssfr az saa fhe fsla.5
4 vta gest ~ q f -
ssns f s erFt +
sse1s IS - - ert q ~ hsttu. Sc
#ttsot p SCR e baF
So 81 Ass he masarti 3
rauy kaH attht fa -
ypatrf aHot ~ lsts
sstanH. 'ls tus hst eaias5Yel 81 81
ssafr rras. seq psf rrern SEQ fesh. caa.
sfaa & eteasy s..h We dfy rel isP ~
sgsu Fraa .lfr ts tbs ff5 lbs
mauat rs asf 81 spnssdr rs i
tsst q lAss 50 npss aaafr the barn. hers
tst oans xsrs yaHlsl aFsr s,zli, sui Iies.
. e 6 cats Is i've psest, Ga ots usly exec.
satan ssoa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17
Old Sams'5 second visit 10
Gotham.


We have Just heard q a nice joke hat was
PLAYED Oh last week ia New York, By
cue Of Rutland s sharptsi uags, We shall
Of course mention no names. as that would
be personal, -iherefote cur readers can ap-
ply il 10 suit themselves For convenience
sake, we shall call the joker old sam. 50
much BY tie way d introduction,
About year ago Old sam paid a visit 70
New York, aud pa, UP AZ tic Hotel
The landlord beng something Of wing, he
soon selected sam as target On which to
level bis shafts Ct Gotham wit. sam was
treated with cigars loaded with fine
powder with mint julep seasoned with
eA,har,ic syrup, and dne-cut tobacco manu-
Pictured from sea-Ncel, oak-bark and cab
bage leaves.
sam. each time--aeknoWledged the corn.
and at the end Of three days, settled his bill
AMI lett for the Green Mo1aiains.
Last week. be repeated the visit. and was
warmly welcomed ~ bis old iriend--ihe
landlord
Ga looking over the adyer isements OK the
Herald after his arrival Sam discovered
that there was TO be an auction Of sugar in
Trout street and at once loudly announce
ca lis intention Of attending and securing
his summer supply.
Ia the afternoon, Sam returned 10 the lIo.
eel accompanied by o dray with large box
Of Jump sugar. which he had obtained At a
bargain. The box was opened-and sam
handed cut fow Jumps 10 the lasting COM
mi',sa among Whom was the witty land
lord.
That's mighty good sugar = says enc.
Capital - says another
"Tlow much did you pay for it, inquir-
ed the landlord.
- got it bythelunp :" replied Old Sam,
slowly. replacing the ia on the box.
There's abou, three hundred pounds IN
tie tox, amt there ~ remarked one Of the
byaapders. More than that exclaimed an
other. trying TO lin it--",here's full three
hundred aud dfiy !"
Nhafll you take for the box-Just a.
% stands l'says the landlord,
Wbai'n you gjyCsays sam
Thiry-avs dollars 2 says the landlord.
"W-a-I.l-' says Sam, :" I'm little short,
aud Il yoa'il give me tie money nor, SOS |
cau have . chance to speculate on i,,--and
viii throw in ms Bin besides; why yoa can
take L along
Tie money was at once paid, and the box
renewed to the store-room, where il vas
soon discovered that the lump sugar was
nothing III, clippings from the Rutland
Marble oaairies Sam reseiygd receipt
Ia full fF Bic bill,--wish promise Of q
"dead head" pass fsr the next i've years Il be
wouldn't make The " sell " public. but be
exclaimed with a twinkle Of the eye,
II guess Iandleri--ihis'll about pay
fog those iu,-juleps. powdered cigars--apd
seawted tobacco r'- Rsaiaa8 Herald
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17

Efcuos LixtBATm iis vel tuo.u
ts ~ wsHg afsesra. y tht ~ lls ard
sauibefH siae. slarry unesu4ssi g
ne. ihs dsa e vi sh 3 % impair ,bs
nsraal aelisa q she aAmuiaIy canal =
Alrs.iy oaf 'reeIa hase begun q fuger
aoa sfibk.ag g. s re learn f,ou yarioas
sgurs a gsat4aan eftls city, aho "a,
travelled eats Astly .u tie lime.p aier resioa
inEra.s ID thst be made constant use IL sin.
egar vth sazeess q az Aa'iio's Q Is elects.
Iieu used atoai iesspoenfoief vinegar ta
eamusn sized ilu5lsr = water Il : Hs
Pisia4 ,a.t any ether Kind ofae.lwilha&e
lhe ssmc beat6sial ea,ss Nhish be redseA
fioa ~ nss o. vinegar We heps oar 81.
iisrs vii practice agcath.s suggestion. F
u Meas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17

QrsNnyY ~ FooD FoR OxtN Frequent
observations have shown ihai al Ok sill cou-
sumo Two Per cent % Ibis weight Of hay PER
day 10 maintain BIS condition. II put 10
moderate labor, al increase q this quantity
10 three PER cent Win enable him 10 perform
Ais wask, aud still maintain his a,sh u be
is 20 be htied, be require. about four md a
bali per cent. his weight daily 10 nutri-
iioas food Michigan Farmer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17

AEaxnBLE CotoNEL. A letter from York-
town says
a good joke occurred about Congressman
this aferuaan Michigan Gel was in com.
manl q Ihe guard Citizens wrre prohibi-
tci admitance. Several came up and ask
Ell the c-spo,al to pass them, saying that,
shey were Consresmen. The corporal sta
tel the ease 10 the Colonel
They arc Cosgressmen. are tiisy ~ ask
Ell toe Gel.
4" So they ny."
Wei. 1T them pass and 60 where they
please. said TIE colonel " Le, them tramp
on iorreloes, 81 iaso the magazines and
visre Tiers Is aBy praspee; q their beiag
blewa II ihs aesl, fgr that is ,hs qaisksst
cay 70 ead ,he wsr."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17

A priEser's apprentice who attempted 10
De the agreeable 70 elsrsyman's daughter
was shocked uhsn tSF fatstr aAtsauce4 shs
text My daas Ter S gveEously ternsp-
tel vllb devil
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17

A Eagis,rux q Chisaga proposes = mar
~ coasles a enc ae.iaF fsere. Il they ~lli
~ e'uhs a tws.ss, aud 81 q . eEaa VI
re EEs TIE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17
Barr aud Burton Seminary.

TIVE NEXT TERM u ais Institution win
L commence WEpSE DAY z. 81. March 28.
aad continue HHert eess.
lntBase barring preparation far ;hs Minis
try IN view, Whose character ard circumstances
e title lheH d the benefit 81 tie FgER FUSp.
aii charges 'os u..oa, room REL. I'D acideut-
sis are RENTED.
Pupils Of both sexes ceH be accommodated
witi' rooms aad board at the Seminary. Tie
PrineIpa. aa8 his lelulN wiiA teseye iach
ers DO bAil departments, e0ust.ffe Wde iFcst
noe iam.if, aal sire regulated accordingly.
FoF circulars giving Information AZ to erms
&c, address t6s Principal.
RLv.t. d. @lCKEhM. Principal.
MHc.cstea, MAreh 6, lB62.-Ivl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17

A uAn nHh nshgst ataee 81 Fever sd
slas l. $50 crest S-2kes snyor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17

Des.rHs u special assistant p Tie nhnve-
amea preparations. When nggaysi IS hiH
sagtaos ~ faAeeaIa, aud TIE efest subs We
sr ail Hcrcg i0i pepgraiieBs
Tie ioleefie Ptils, without tie common fatal
necessity Of almo makins a meal n seeh, viii
iH most cases, by the application " s.nee
Pm produce ai iiefequirmcnis 81 p silfc. gea-
tie std reliable F4AlLf rHYfic
LEI me haYe fnuf e0rf3erCH iamale if.ai y
ihe above amed Remcd - tie0.y suic tFi-
burial hf which isal ciame'm ean ie atia.res.
and ms aernfauou i tbat zach cegAaa4r VIII
not De misplaced 1baefeaicf }ati.ce is{opn
cure a8d read iho deserffge P0mplle's a 10
found uith al dealers, 81 will te teni free "
J0HN l.. gUBNEwELL, Proprietor.
Practical Chemist aHA Pharmaceulisi. Boaeb.
M6u.. 70 whom please address ali commaaieH-
f.gIs Pisces Ntliiu reach ~ al.
far-m.iie O! sgaaiule eser cork II s. nine
oH.V.
Sold 10 lhg keniuax Dfua Store, Naaeaestsg,
sid ,. + shaHcB 8 ca. Bennington 8 Koo6,
AJtb Remington, sbd biasgs's md ee9ies
eyerY shore. 1880
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17
NEW GOODS.
EQUINOX STORE,

= 0tANSA = 1N@s
SPriag Of 1862.
VHfNs. ara BOTS HATS B1NNEFs.
II 3 les Hsts sHsksf llsls, Aeaans.
&e variety styies.
1 GREAT VARIETY sfFANCY SOAPS.
Il estg sas-P
GH9YELs. n0Ts. FORKS. syth,s. sytby
= susths, tfsies. sakes, BFash sythrs,
ds lcsg qaslsiies Al low prices
TuFRey eyrgp syarus .,-,,n.
\ lsslor article
vr-rrfow waa4vs R.,, r.a
W Waeeibarrgvs
~,,vnppe 4oa c,.,.
y,Yvr pfrr cprrS - ppa,y.
i, orrrn svI.s ursff,s ,5i
o.,.,,.,,o .,.,.,,r.r,,,-,.,
n tvrrttvpv ra,. ~,
~,,ry ,,,,t ,,.c, :,
M ~ y ANIL 90 &C pH
- '"'''
LoE CURTAIN hoLLAAbs' ~ 'eni'
- l'i !1'O'
ROW . SATIN clIEcR LtsIhE', +
Noh phoF NAPKINS, very eheaP IN
r ueSa'
worth $i.OO easy
~ article
L SUITS different qn1i',l.'' low price,
also checked AMI striped Aafbcilies and 9TH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17
Spring ofls6a.

MINIS ardB9Ysf rlArs B1NNFFs.
III 8 E itss Hsksf g. q, Gltsns.
&s 8 variety g tyes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17

CH3YELs. n0Ts. FORKS. s}th,,. $, Is,
= susihs. tnsies. gakes. hfash sytArs,
&s lcag qaeltiss AZ low D. ICES
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18

4Let us al 60 together, fellow.oi6-
zens," you said last year, "or we shall
have blood flowing in our own streets.
We shall have neighbcrhood civil war;
Was that tolerably plausible argument
then? What of it now? You admitted
then and now admit, that the Union
should not have been disturbed-that
secession was wrong, and yet, lest war
should visit every mans threshold, and
brother should be arrayed against broth
er and father against son, you consent
ed that we should all go together in the
wrong. What now? Is it not time for
you to make that speech again Is not
neighborhood civil war already breaking
out among US? Are not the streets of
some of our towns already stained with
fratricidal blood Z? Come forward again
with your harmonizing counsel, or we
shall no longer receive your apology for
the past.
Let us all come together again TO
restore public order and civil liberty
At present we are not governing our
selves. The rude of the bayonet IL upon
us. That rule cannot long continue
without danger that our civil liberty
shall perish. Tyrants have always
been found to embrace such opportuni-
ties to trample out the liberties of the
the people. But it must even be So
Public order, which gives personal secu-
rity is the first consideration in all gov
eminent. Without that degree of unan-
unity which win ensure public order,
the rule of the sword must continue
Let us all get together, them" people
of Tennessee, and take the salvation of
our liberties into our own hands
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18
Subsistence Stores for Sale.

OFFICE OF ACTING CONMIssARY SUBSISTENCE.
NASHVILLE, TENN, june le b, 1852.
by ORDER Of Commanding Genera, Of District Of
~ The Ohio, viii exp0fe 10 Public Sale AZ the
and College Streets, on SATURDAY, JUNE 2lst 1892
AZ 10 O'Clock, A ~, Che following Subsistence Stores,
(c0ndemned) vzi
4 aNE ~ BARREL, containing one hundred and
~ sxty-nine (lo9) pounds Of RlOF, damaged by
mould.
TNFTY.ONE (5) BARRELS, containing ton thou.
n sand thrpe hundred and ninety -nioe no 8ggl
pounds Of HOMINY, damaged by mould
ALSO,
the following Articles captured from the Stores Of
rebels 10 arms against the u =. Governments, viz
nhE LOT OF MiLLEr SEED, contained 10 forty
~ (40) bags
1'WO CD BALES, containing three hundred and
twenty ta2U) pounds Of HOPS
TERMS CASH az umg of saln, pAyaBie ln United
ntatfs Treasury Notes. CHARLES ALLAN,
junelf-td lst iAont Ord Ohio Vols, ana a. c.s.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18
Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, June 10th, 1862, negro man
~ who iays his namo is MILTON says be belongs
70 Joseph Carter, Of Marshall county, Ala, age art
"a ycurs weighs lR, pounds feet 7 iucheS high
color black scar by burn above the right wrist -
The owner IS requested 60 come forward prove PRO.
perry, aud pay charges az The law direom
j. NJ HINTON,
idnelS-3t sheriff and Tailor ID. c.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18
MokpAY. JUNE gLh. ~.

stands adjourned Until me 2sth day Of jane, instant,
81 twelve o'clock, meridian and the said Wa1
a. Humphreys has failed 70 make hn appearance
TO answer The sad Articles q lmr,aehmeni, though
duly summoned q 6vdp ordefed, That Drocla.
mation for bis appearance on that ~ be made y
publishing Tbs order IN tho National Iltelhfenoor,
National Republican, ana Eysung star, pfwtpipeia
printed 10 tbe city Of Washington, Tor At leaft ten
days, sucoafsivciy before raid 26th day lof Jupe,
instant and aio DO iho Nashville union, newspaper
prnhi in Che Ciy n Eashyils, 10 The Slate Of
Tennessee fr at least ayo feyerai days before said
26,h tay % June, instant
Attest W. fOaNEY,
Jllel5-,d SECRETARY Of tle gcnate
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18
Committed To Jail

nF Davidson county, June IA, 1904, negro man /,
" who says bis name B GEORGE WAshihGlON 3
says he belongs b vary Ann Yeargsn, o. Warren
county, Ky aged about 20 yeas weighs 40 ~ $50
lbs feet inches high color black small scar on
forehead small goater. TIE owner j. rcquested 10
come forVard, prove property and pay charges aa
ths law dlrtcts. j. NJ. HINTON,
luneIs-8t Sheriff aud ia lOr Oh d. G.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18
Terms Of subscriptions in Par Funds.

Owing to a very limited number Of Postoflces at
present in Tennessee, we have not yet been able 10
commence the Tri-weekly aud Weekly issues. We
will issue Triweekly when we have Eve hundred,
and the Weekly when we have a thousand subscri.
bers.
BB-All communications on business with the Onloe,
will be addressed to the PUBLISHERS OF the UNION,
and all communications 10 tho Editor will be address
to S. G. MERCER,
Editors Of loyal newspapers win DO great kind.
ness by re-publshug the foregoing It's substance
The current transactions in Tennessee for months TO
come viii be highly interesting to all lovers Of their
country and her free institutions, and the columns Of
the UNION will furnish the earliest and most reliable
history Of these events.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18
Proposals for Fresh Beef.


CoHussAHY's OTFi0a, !
NASHVILLE, Tenn, june IL, 1862
GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at my Office,
- Until ~ O'Clock, NJ Saturday, June ~, 1902, for
furnishing the United States troops serving In 1.-THE
District Of the Ohio" south Of tho Ohio river with
Fresh Beef for three months, commencing July l.
and ending September 30, 1852.
The Beef must be first quality, aud from steors
weighing not less than 100 pounds Tross To be de-
iyeTed at the camps In equal proportions Of fore and
hind quarters (neck and shanks excluded 10 ouch
Quantities es may be from time TO time required
Zach proposal must be accompanied BY the names
ana residenceB OF two turties who are Individually
required 10 be worth Ia property the value Of 925 600
Proposals VIII be endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef" ana directed 10
Capt. X. MACFEHHY,
Jsl7-id Com. Sub, U. s. A., Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18
Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, june 10th, 1852, q negro man
" who SAYS his name is DANIEL says nc belongs
TO Richard Doss, Of Marshall county, Ala age about
n or 70 yearei weighs 90 or 1866 los. 8 feet inches
high no marks color black The owner Is request
ed to come forward, prove property and pay charges
as the law directs J. A. HINTON,
junclS-3t sheriff and Tailor Id O.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18
Committed to Jail

OFF Davidson county, on June tho 18th, 1891 nc.
~ gro man, who SAYS biz name is JIM says be be~
longs 60 James Davis, u Wilson county, Tenn aged
about rs yoarsi Weighs l25 or 100 pounds S feet or
inches high color very black no marks. The
owner Is requested 10 o0me forward prove property
aud pay charges az tho law directs
J. NJ HINTON,
JunefS-3t sheriff aud Tailor OF ID. G.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18
Cnmmittad TO Iail

OF Davidson county, June 70, 1862, a negro man.
~ who says bic name is ADAM; says he belongs ~
Judge Brooml-ld Ridley Of Rutherford county Tenn;
ego about IL years wvigts abuut 100 70 POUNDS
feet high color, light black stammers when TAX
property, and pay charges, Is the law directs
j. M. HINTON,
UneI8-8t Sheriff aud Tailor Of DC.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18

A gentleman having a horse that ran
away and broke his wife's neck, was
told by neighbor that be wished 10
purchase it for his wife to ride upon
"No," said the wretch, 81 intend to mar
ny aRaIn myself"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18
Engines and Boilers for Sale.

II OFFER FOR SALE the Engines and u oilers Of tho
u Steamers James Woods and James johnson, a. the
now lie at the Nashville Wharf There are S boil
20 feet long 40 inches and boilsrs I6 feet Ion,
inches, all made Of Cumberland aud Tennessee In
Boiler Iron, Of thu best quality. The Engines ARE
two - inch cylinders 10 feet stroke, and two "a inch
cylinders o feet stroke with shafts, nanges, etc
also Offer for sale the doors, windows and blinds
Of said Steamboats,, aud a large lot OF Iron suitable
for steamboats, or other purposes such hog chains
chimneys and stoves. II. r YEATAfAN,
june 18-im. No rs Market Street
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18

NAPoLEoN's ADyIcE.--It is stated at a
late Imperial reception, Napoleon took
Shdell to a seat, and conversed with him
during the space Of an hour, winding up
with the advice to the rebel leaders "to
lag doion their arms, as their cause l0as hQps-
IeeqD
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18
Boarding.
Committed to Jail

or Davidson County Tenn June ~ 1902, q ne
~ gro man, who says bis name Is CHARLES, and
age weighs about 1856 pounds feet 3 a inches
high scar back OF left hand. The owner is re-
quested 10 come forward, prove property, and pay
charges, as the law directs.
j. ~ HINTON,
ianel8-3t sheriff aud Jal'0r q h. q.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18
Committed to Jail

~ who says his namo is COLUMBUS Gays be- b..
longs % Or. hcKmsic<s, of Maury county Tenn age
about 50 years weighs about 10 or l45 pounds
ieci q inches blgh long blshy hair copper color /;
no MARKS The uwuer is requested o. como fOr
wari, prove property and pay charges the law d.
RIOTS. JM HiNTON
junel6-3i suerin aud J4l0f 0l d. G.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18
Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, June 18th, 1852 a negro man
" who says his name Is ALEX says he belongs
70 Lucy smith, Of avidson ooonty, Tenn, aged
ABOUT u years weighs l4b or 100 pounds feet x
lhohes highi copper color no marks. The owner H.
requested 70 come forward, prove property and pay
charges as the law directs.
J. NJ HINTON,
lunelo-dt sheriff and Iailor Of ID. G..
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-18

int obscuriiy or drive tho traitors from
the soil The good Of man requires
loyal men on the soil Of the country and
not traitors, and such a result will be
attained.
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Whilst the rebel papers are snsering at
General HALLEoK for excluding newspa-
per correspondents from his lines, General
Beauregard issues an order that no COR
respondent shall approach his lines near
or than twenty five miles.