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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

consideration, whether our Indian system shall
not be remodeled
He suaeests the earliest completion Of the
Pacific Railroad also favorable action Of Con
gress on The projects for enlafginR tho gsehi
canala OF New York, Illinois and Michigan.
The PRESIDENT refers to his Compensated
Epaknejpd pdtion proclamation, Of Sept 32d, and
says that portion OF the earth occupied by
the people of the United States is well adapted
TO b. the homo Of a national family, hut moi
for two or more. In tho inaugural Address
briefly pointed out the total iuadeqvacy oi
Disunion as remedy for differences between
the people Of the two sections ! did so IN
language which | canHot improve Physie-
ally speaking, we cannot separate, we cannot
remove our respective ssetions from each other
nor build an impasskbe wall between them
He then temarksat length on the difficulty OF
making any national boundary lineenmodl
The President then suggested amendments
70 the Constitution, Congress ooncurring, to be
proposed to the Legislatures Of Conventions
Of the several States, which, If ratified BY
three -fourths Of said Legislatures, TO be valid
a. parts Of said Constitution. .gsluisf asi
The first article proposes that all States
abolishing Slavery before JAnuery LIST, 1900,
shall receive compensation from the United
Sta,ssslI la ~ 4II ,1ail stsdoIjl M.
2d All slavss freed nv cbanesa of war anv
TINA before the end Of The Rebellion shalI be
forever free. bnt all owners who had noi been
disIoyal, shall be t6mpensatsd SSiSiSsaI q
: 3ds Congress. NAV annronria,s uopev and
otherwise provide for eoIouiziu0 free 'oolored
persons, with their consent al asy place with.
ont the limited Stalas W. q
D The Presideb. discussaa these articles nj
some length, and asks Il, then, for comn,on
object slave property Il 20 he sacrificed. h h
mot lust that Il be done At a common chargeP
andif with less money. or money more easily
paid. We can preserve The benefits of the Union
.by this means than We can bv the war Alone
Il IL not economical. To do IN -. '.-.-''
Tbs nronosed Characterization wonld shorten
this war. perpetuate peace. insure an increase
in population and propoftionstely,d the wealth
Of tbs country riiF 49, lSaslh 1a1Bg
The President then sayatbe ulau consisting
of these articles is recommended moi but that
a restoration of the national authority would
BE- accepted withoutits abortion, nor viii the
war or proceedings under the proclamation of
September 22d be STAYED because of the rre-
.oommendation of this nlan Ils timely sdon.
tiou. doubt not. would bring restoration and
,borahv stav ho,h. and no,,1;thItandna'I Ia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
Tne Pres.dent,s pressage.

We are somewhat disappointed in not
being able to lay the Presidents Message
in full before our readers this afternoon.
Owing to some disarrangement of the
wires, it was not telegraphed entire, as an
ticipated. Wehave, however, an abstract
which doubtless embraces the most inn
portant points of the document.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
Another Abolition Editor APP
proves Of the Murder Of BOIl-
meyer.

The Abolition press of the country,
generally, have labored hard to screen
themselves from the responsibility for the
murder of Mr.. BoLLMEYER, Occasionally
one more incautious than the rest, gives
vent TO his latent feelings on the subject,
in open aud direct endorsement Of the act
Among this number is the editor of the
Wells County (Indiana) Union, and we
here place him on the record. In his pa
per Of the Tth ult., he uses the following
Language ...a....- ..- '.....
"The Dayton Empire was the home organ
aud mouth-piece Of the miscrsaptApd, traitor,
Clement l.. 'Vallandi CHAM aud had its editor
been shot, or hung, OF shut up IN prison long
ago, the country would have been the, gamer
by the operation ais'f ao-t"l e 2 '......
Here we have an Abolition traitor moi
only gloating over the Cold,bloOded muir
der Of Democrat. but actually expressing
regret that the hand Of the assassin was
stayed SO lOng--thAt it didnot bpiks down
its victim long ago. This Is Abolitionism
pure and simple. 1t is revolutionary, ma
lignant, and blOod-thirsty, II draws its
teaching from the French Jacobins. II il
RobsspisrTeisn in It's ideas, and to carry
out its infamous doctrines would raise the
"bannsr Of blood and carry murder with
frs and sword throughout the land.
The man who pennsd the above extract
is clearly a murderefat heart. We leave
him to the remorss, Of his own conscience,
and the isnOminy. scOrn. and contempt
that win be hsaped upon him by right
sOuS. just, lswrsbiding. and liberty-lOving
people. In thil he viii find puniahment,
perhaps. meet for his crime. " ''s s
-----------~s-sss-+---------g ii iis9H
A good guess 1t . tailoEs aAms--Mf 90.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
Dr. Edson n. Olds.

This sterling Democrat, who was sent
to Fort Lafayette by order of the Abolition
despotisn at Warrington, is the Demo
cratic candidate for the Legislature in Fair
field county, to fill the vacancy oceasioned
by the death of Mr.. Jeffries. He will be
elected by an overwhelming vote.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
DpeiIMIllaI lqouse.
D YEIN @ Il USE

s Dayton, Ohio.
UNHE undersimed iqiorps the pnblc that be \.
J. practical dyer, aud has established dye honse aI
the above place. and IA DOW spared 10 color all in
Of silks, eelipa Ribbons, Wooden and Ootton eands
any color that may b. deslFed. S""A
Grease and stains reno we'd ffem ali kinda of t.l,s,
lie warrants 20 hnlsh Az goods In a manner 10 ~
satisfaction, having W articles noceanarV 10 nsrLr,o
his work IN the best possible slyIs - F''"''"
s24 HERMANN wIEeHHp.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

lsIIUU n II--uaTlIl'I
~ yseiidW H--ml1aq.dhi
alolsW unall 1oa4ln te
" n adoL aenlJ0 II udJL-am4h
sl33sl0 a Ii baA asmdaeah q 81 Ats
s4lEls naIl bAaa
h50iEai1 lii- aaau5I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
VAlIanssigharn for GOVSrnor.

The Crawford County Forwm has run
up up the name ne Of Hon. o. L. vALEzsDi6hAM,
as its choice for Governor Of Ohio, and
sa5s he is the unanimous choicssos the
Democracy Of Crawford county.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

s.opplenan was appointed TO procure Hall
for the use Of the Association.
Adjourned 70 meet again ia Becksrs Hall
on Thursday evening, December 4th, 1869
WM. DICKEY, Pres't
n b SHuLL, seoy. M +
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
f1lsuranre,
Home III
Insurance Company,
OF NEW HAYEN OONN.,

OF NEW HAVEN C0NN,, ...u.,
CAPITAL fs-a. 100000.
Psidincash, and securely inyested. 'ua ..I
FINHIs company insures Buienks, Merchandise House
Furniture and other instiTabls property, at AA low
rates as are charged by other solvent companies.
ThTee-iouths OF tho profits OF the business, later
deducting per cent forthe stookhedersl are divided
annually 10 the holders Of policies IN This company,
payable In scrip hearing interest Parties insurng with
us lncur no liability whatever, 4 Ir.l I.|'-E
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

Gold adveneed'veFy suddenly an New
York yesterday. IN be market. opened Al
2saasnd immsdiately rose to b premium
Whats in the wind
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

Z $50 blHai lae laGaage h bnGgA
,a1a % has oa yam 81 gaUou ESQ issi.
idI 3l. o4 87oia o9r hua a4whlai 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

Organization OF the Democratic
Association Of Montgomery
County. a ~ ~ - -
BEoKEt's Hat. Snsurday Eve. Nov. 10.
Pursuant "a boticd gb6dly nantsr of the
Democracy q Inv Ctr Of Dayton d1a vicinity
met for the paspOss y forming ! DsmcOrssic
Association. W
The meeting was temporarily ofkAniEed by
calling Vim Dickey, Esq.. TO the chair, and
appointing Thomas o Lowe, Esq, Secretary.
David A Honk, Esq, Chairman Of the Com
mittee, appointed at a previous meeting sub
mitted tho following Declaration Of Princi-
pies and Constitution, which after considera-
sion was unanimously adopted
DECLARATION, OF PRINCIPLES.
We the members Of the Montgomery Coun.
~ Democratic Association do hereby adopt
the following Declaration of Principles;
lst We are in favor OF the Union rs il was,
and the Constitution as il is--or as It may be
amended from time 10 time, by the means
therein prescribed
| I'd. Ths powers expressly delegated TO the
several departments, Of he GenerL 0oyern-
ment by the people as contained in the Fed.
eral Constitution we recognize as the true,
and only measure Of rightful authority to the
| functionaries entrusted with it's AdliiniolrA.
ton
~ 90 w ~ pS,t a1S ~ "rH sasI ~ ~, ~
w nmes'oa ~ .h ssiIs' VIZ s''.ss,. =, 49,,
auIe.enSe s " IS .s ','s,a !,.a "a
s,p'Ts TLo ~ ouI I.aas"on T. ~. s.., InS"anraI
iIo"a' "e"e'sV'' ~ N'a
,,.,;., :. .,,.,.o .,
Hu.. S'n s.u sA~ss !uo''Sv ~ !. ~ -
,.;asI" nssSs' ''a's VI sN'-4' '''9 " ~
'.sS' Ss ,rp.o..s ..o,,.. AN ho.o., ,r;aDd.
.n;n v;,S Ell IN n.,;ou. sS sn,au.l;nS su "lIisScs.
.P 80, - W > - - iee'e
"'sI al "T STha amman, of ,hs s,.,s C,ovs,nnsn,,
III III ~. .sh,p y. y 49, ,noas oowns,sr, al, a
~ ~ u.m ,ks s"s . Soo.,;s ooScS.ns ana
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

Douglass Il. satterlee, Charles Shelton,
Leyerett Candee, George Cock,
Iudson Canneld, Charles 4, CAndee,
Isaac Thompson, uRRd W. Ihompson
Lucius HOtchitBa, ltlfuu Camp,
William W. Bacon, lllton II. DoOhtle,.
Cornelius 3, Bushnell, Charles W Allen,
ueorge hoadley, samuel Peck, ...I.
William Hull, NlIs M. Anthony,
Charles Carlisle, Newell U. Hail.
Btephen A. Spencer, Leonard pBrdee,
AW ater Treat, Edwin Marble,
Andrew l.. kidHtOn, lu. .lN....
samuel Mallett rl.. samuel @. Johnson
William Beach, HH t.i guiliordy Oonr
Daniel Trowbrdge, rftt '"'
Amos w. Barnes, Jedediah Wilcox
Eraatus U. Scranton, NM Meriden C,ann
John Woodruff, Henry Martin '
Richard M Everett, .i.lt3l ~ Whl1ngfoTd, Conn
. DouqLAsB n. HArTERLnn, Preadeni
- pAMtL TRoWsRInuE, Vice Pres
CHAA. WILsokl Beoiy. ~, al .NU.ii a-r.Ti,-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
CONSTITUTION.

AhftCLk
This organization shall be known by the
name Of "Tbs Montgomery County Demo
cratic Association. stl
Article ii.
Section |. The Officers shall consist of o
President, six Vice Presidents,a a Recording
Secretary, Corresponding Secretary and .
Treasurer. .'h tnt
See 2 The President shall preside at al
meetings when he is present, and lin his ab
sence chairman shall be selected from one
OF the Vice Presidents in attendance.
See The Vice Presidents shall consti
tute an Executive Committee Of the Assocla
ton, Of which the President shall ex-oficiO b.
member, whose duty shall be to secure Lee
tnrers and perform such other duties ns MAJ
be required Of them from time to time by the
| Association. ,,.i .'...,..,t.
Sec. 4. The Recording Secretary shall keel
a record Of the proceedings of all meetings
and nnder the direction Of the Executive
Committee, aud not otherwise, have power Il
draw orders on the Treasurer for the paynen
of money. ..G sIals il,4 .ssaa hsICl
See. s. The Corresponding Secretary shal
conduct all the eorrespondsnee, Of oths Asso
citation, as tina same may DO required by sale
Association or the said Executive Committee
Sec 8. The Treasurer shall be the eas.o
dian Of all the funds of4the Ascension, te
oeive all its dues and pay ont such aInount
as he may be directed 10 from time 10 tin
by the Executive COMMITTEES upon the writer
| o.d., cf tka Daon.d;nc, E.o.ota..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

A good guess at . taiIOrs AAAs- NJ 80.
and-So.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

dieh OF ali the innas OF tne Associatnon &C.
s sr ~ Sr.c,sd ~ sso,n 'si% .i',,
hv ,Ss Eyocn,;vs Comr,i,,as Snon ,he sSs,s,au
o,dsr of tSs Rscord;ns sscrs,sry ~ '''
''''N' - ' Sn-'r,. IIT h
$50 ~, - d
| ~ 1 1S'ec'iohs' S','to I...,.tH
See. /. The Officers OF the Association shall
be elected by the members thereof at the
first meeting alter theadoptioni OF this C0nsti,
tuition, and shall hold their Offices respectively
until the frat regular mesting OF the Associa-
tion in January A. ID. 1883 when the first am
nual election for officers shall be held,
and the election OF officers shall be annual
thereafter
Ssei Az annual elections for officers
shall be by ballot h
t.a ARTICLE ~. ii.
M,p,b<v,h;o '-atfi
g.. LL1l
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
a cum Gu. or win an Axe.


EDO you see this lock of hair?H said an
old man to me.
1'Yes; but what Of Il? Ills suppose The
curl from the head Of ia dead child long einee
gone to God" l - ,0.ff 3D..
( "It is not; it is lock of my own hair;
aud il is now nearly seventy years since il
was cut from this head"
"But why do you prize lock of your bair
80 much ?"
i'It has a story belonging 10 IT, and
strange one. keep II thus with care be-
cause il speaks to me more Of God aud Of bis
special care than anything else possess
II was little child Of four years old. with
long curly locke, which In rain or wind hung
down my cheeks uncovered 0le day my
father went into the woods to cut log and
went with bin. | was standing little
way behind him or rather at bis side, watch
Ing with interest the heavy strokes of The
axe, aa it went up and doWd upon the wood,
sending off splinters with every stroke, in
oil directions Some of the splinters fell at
my feet, and eagerly stopped to pick them
up. Ia doing so, stumbled forward and In
moment my, curly head lay upon the log.
| bad fallen just al the moment when the axe
was coming down with all its force. II
was too laie to stop the blow. Down came
tue axe b. hCiehmeui duu my laAutl lt4l ~
the ground in terror He could not stay he
stroke, and in the blindness which the sud.
den horror caused, be thought he had killed
his boy. We soon recovered / from my
fright, aud be from bis terror
."He caught me 10 bis arms aud looked at
me from head TO foot, 10 dud cas- the deadly
wound which ne was snre be bad inhcled.
Nota drop Of blood nor a scar was TO be
seen. He knelt down upon the grass ard
gave thanks 10 a gracious God Having
done. he took his aXr aud found "A few hairs
! upon It's edge. tle turned the log be bad been
| splitting, aud there wasa single curl VI his
boy S hair sharply Gu through aud laid up.
on The wood. How great The esca e Il
was ~ y an angel had turned aside br edge
" the moment when il was descending up 0
my head. With renewed thanks upon bic
| lips be sOek up the curl, and went homl
1 with pe IN hisarmF, That lock hs kept al
bis daJs az memorial of GOd's care and
Hove That lock be lett me on bis death-bed
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09

essed tlIe spectators during the two hours
or so II lasted. |-.. -.,,
But though the enemy did not pay any
further attention 10 the forts during the
day, he was not idle. Captain Mullen's
company Of sharpshooters were annoy
ingly about among the long reach of
woods to which we have referred as skirt
ing the river below the fort. Rumor
reached us in the course of the day that
an epauleted Federal had been picked off
by the rifle of one Of those bushwhakers,
to whom the officer presented a tempting
mark as he stood on the quarter deck of
one Of the vessels. And this may be
the reason why, at intervals for several
hours, there was a cannonading kept up
by the enemy's gunboats upon the woods.
The grape and canister were freely dis
tributed among the trees and underbrush,
bat, we fancy, with but little effect.
When we left, on our return to the city,
there was prevalent impression in both
forts, that the grand drama, of which
this little affair was probably but the
prelude, might commence in earnest any
yesterday, to-day or tomorrow;
but undoubtedly in the course of the cur
rent week. The strong impression left
upon our minds by the manner in which
Fort jackson deported herself on the
occasion of her first fight, and by the
conviction that her consOrt over the river,
when the time should come, was, that
the enemy, if he runs that gauntlet sue
cessfully, will have to make better fight
than wa fhinlx hn will or oan 81
We abstain from going into particulars
as TO the force, the armaments, &C., at
Forts Jackson and st. Phillip. II is
enough for our present purpose to say
that we believe them to be abundantly
sulIiient for the work that lies before
them. ......... l
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
The RebaI Connroas.

lti"ih thN hfNAH1hN nhHf hpfil atis
Both Houses Of Congress, soon after The
hour Of meeting, yesterday, conquered in
a resolution for the appointment of Joint
committee 70 inform the President that
the two Houses would adjourn, at II
o'clock n. subsequently the hour of ad-
jOurnment was changed TO 3 O'clock, p. M.
The joint committee discharged the duty
assigned TO them, aud reported that the
President had sent back bis kindest re-
cards and expressed the hope that when
they would again meet 10 WGgld bs aader
brighter skies than are over ms now, rsq
Ia the Senate, Mr. Semmes, OF La, made
an intellectual effort TO get vote upon tho
House bill respecting the tariff Mr.
Hunter Of Virginia was reelected pres
ident pro tenn. of the Senate, without op-
position. The Senate went into secret
session az an early hour, and remained
in session with closed doors until adj
journment.
In the House, Mr. Davis, OF Aliasissip-
pi, moved a suspension Of the rules %
allow him 10 introduce q resolution re-
questing the president 10 order General
Johnston 70 make an immediate attack
on the enemy on the peninsula The
motion was negatiyed--Yeas one (Mr.oI
Davis, nays Rfty seven. The senate bill
| Increasing the rate Of postage 10 ten
cents, sf'sg the lst Of Jply next was
passed trf "a ~ 49,, g,,,-.r. ...
AZ Che honT Axsd upon both houses ad-
journed p meet again % ths third Mon
day in August next.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
READ This.

We commend this article Of the Con-
stitutiop to those rebels who contend for
the sovereignty Ofa stateip all things,
Thus CONBTITITIorS, aud the LAWS of the
United States which shall he,mAde 10 pQrsu-
a1oe thereof z fnf, SHALL BE TIE Sp'
PREME Law oF THE LAND; and Tie judges IL
every State shall be bound thereby, ANY
rHISa IN TaE CoSsrlTtrIoN 1ND, LAWS Or ANY
STATE 10 THE CoSTRAi,T N0rwrrnST 1NDiSG.h -
F3ibal Ooaaitutioa} ART vi sec 2. b2.'.'
Many OF those blaekheads who are
forever blabbling ABOUT the Constitution
d6h'FknoW that thors Is sisEshqa clause
in H. '
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NO. 26

the cause There are, no doubt, traitors
among us who do all they dare FOR the
enemy; fearing 10 aid them with Overt
acts, they contribute their service by
starting and circulating unreasonable
lies. The courage and common sense Of
our people will discriminate between the
probable and the false, and relieve us
from the trouble Of refuting such insane
stories as that the Confederate authori-
ties design TO evacuate Virginia.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
FRIDAY, MAY 0, 1862.
Particular Notice.

Correspondents will confer a great
favor on us by leaving their communica-
tions for inspection at our leisure. We
have no time to hear communications
read over by their authors. We are al
ways glad TO hear from any one who has
fact to impart or thought to suggest
and hope to hear often from those who
can contribute TO the public information.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09

sOF Day isou conuty Tom May l, 1902, p peqo
Olnan, who Gays bi ghame s LEWS, ana says ne
belongs 20 2eb Hard, Of Wilson County, Tenn ase
mont 9b vears weighs about las Or 100 popnda col
o~ biurk tcaf on nghi cheek bone, SAID % % done
l.sy kick nom horie feet inches high dressed
a brown is,ns clothes, black Wool hot ltgeoNa.t -
eharqrs as 10 aW diFeots y ~ hlhlNHt
e---te.otq sheFin and JauOF " D. Y,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09

Notice 60 Persons Desiring so Ship
Goods. Wares or WI srchandise Q
to Nashville and Other Places in
Tennessee. ....
All persons desiring TO ship goods
wares or merchandise to Nashville, and
other places in Tennesseei are hereby
notified that the applicant must apply
to Messrs. A. v. S. LnDsLEY, or EDWARD
II, EAST, at NASHVILLE, or o. b. BLAoKfAN,
otClarksville, who will, upon the applican
complying with the requirements of Con-
gress and the instructions of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury grant said permits
And all persons are hereby notified that
no goods Of any description whatever
will be shipped from any port outside OF
this State, to any port within this State,
unless the applicant exhibits to the Sur
yeyor of the port from which the goods
are to be shipped, written recommen-
datiou Of the gentlemen above named.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County, Tena'l Aplp ~, 1867, ne
" aro man who says his nant si ALBERT tRnd
says he,belongs 10 10. Dodson OF Davidson County
aae about 80 or 40 years weighs about lb4 or 100
uornds. 40 marks. The owner s requested 70 oome
S,,ects j. d. HINTON,
NAV a-9t Siferla and Jalor uf ID. q .
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
Committed to Jail

NE Dayidaon County, Tenn, April ~, 1852, nc
~ gro man, who says his nRmo is GEORGE, and
saws ho belongs 20 LAWS lar dsley OF wilson county
Tenn. age about 81 years very black ieet men,
h requested 10 come forward prove property ana
pay V"Ns0'' j. ~, HINTON,
n9yl-st ..t sheriff ana Jalor Oh D. .
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
SOMETHING NEW |!

Just received at Gers' Gallery, the Photographic
Album OF different styles aud patterns, holding from
six TO fty pictures most beautiful ornament Tor the
patl0r. Call aud see them. apzO I'm
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FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1862

oAr1UHE - NAw oHrEAss.
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'alashriLLe aEniuiI.
TERMS.
.RATEs o. ADYERTIslNo

RkaEWAiiiH At FLKAsuRH
Jne square one year S30oaoh additional square SIC
Written notice most be given 10 take o'it and sVp
advertisements OF yearly advertisers before the year
sKpifes, otherwise we shall charge till done.
No contract Of yearly advertisements viii be discon
tnued without previous notice 70 us, nor viii any
iharge be made for less than one year at the yearly
sates
sg- Advertisers exceeding the space con-
acted Tor will bs charged for the excess. -Ga
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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
List Of Gen. Hosrpltal. at Na.hviIle

List of Gen. Hospitals at Nashville.
No. i. Blind Asylum, College Hill, in
charge Surg. FailOr.
No. 2 & 3. University Building, Coll
lege Hill, in charge Brig. Surg. Thurston.
Nc. 4, Howard High School, College
Hill, in, charge Assist. Surg. Weeds Us. A.
No, 3. State ArmOry Building near
Med. College in charge Assist. Surg.
Town.
No. g. Meredith Building, College st.
above Broad in charge of Surg. Hassett.
No. z. College st. between Church
and Broad in charge Surg. Pirtle.
No. g. Johnston Building, Cedar st
opposite Commercial Hotel, in charge
Surg. Kerchival. I3a 9a'.F2r,a os
No. 8. Market st. North of Square, in
charge Surg. Skeer.i bl1 bn &au.
lNob10a Convalescent Barracks, Col
lege Hill, in charge Surg, Simpson.
| No. II. Pest House, Buenna Vista
Road, miles down River, in charge
L. D, HOgle M D, d., ..- ,..s s..
No. u. Masonic Hall Hospital, in
charge of Ass. Surgeon Chase.