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, 1862-01-27
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IIHE!t
EIEEINNAY{ AHG CHICAGO
a- r-w DaTuAan

Forty Nuea The Shostest Bouts to C5ncra1a~ mdSks-
poEA sd Loa!s7nc..
TRAINS 1eava Vest ssds Ualea pes<<S CAtaa:s
ID 4 M-DsT Ex9-A t5andas. eTczfs.a3
TazouaR To CIsEEyaAE AID 1snka4AEes,ta Hg1ss'
OUT CHAyBE % CAH&~
E.s7ns CoSxxE11oSa-AsA Anaesaoh Is R1az!a7S
fo- PeQrA Urbaua4 EsIton Ten.a. EezlsEsza sa14 ak
points IN Central and EssS.r- o9.p, n,,s,e
IN Cola1nbua M1itsou Iaw5sncds1sE r.
Id n eonss g@ ai sen:sTH i7s13 :3 ,i3; .
Ccnnecssoad y .CinElanaa 6oE H4=E,lsa. =
psFkeYtt9-Ks Ha3 ofssntz On the 0hle EqN,
Trstna sIrsyn 1 suc!rnstl 1t 83 T. u mp ~
rhrocg4 ~ IS :.s l!ne g. &c %sS g Ia s.
Eompsay7, 5moe, be, Is Iasaosso ~ 20.
t2def eEHnsna an5aN aaSS9a * s- s-exeeeaciaat
cxzr e E4,r4=fTT aes ss*ess. ATar* esSa
, 1862-01-27

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE TO NEW YORK. NEW
ENGLAND AND THE CASADAS-
On and after SUNDAY, Nov. Sd, 1Ssl, Traias Ic8pk
he Great Central Union Depot foot Of Lake street. e
follows:
500 l. M-D1y Express (e1cept Sunday arrives At Do.
trtjft at 500 P NJ Suspension Bridge at 4-M
A. II. Albany Ills A. H. New York ~
P ~ Boston 1120 a. II.
$50 2. M-N1ght E1preas {e4crpt satur1aYo sTtTes q
Dst:ot = 6o9 \ NJ SnsPshston = Rfid3e Z! 49, -;
$50 P. n
Cincinnati Trains fla n G. R1.lroad eaye Chicago II
500 A. NJ. Mail Train 10 2 M-. Fast Express axuIe
q Chicago It Ii2o A. NJ Fast E17zess: at nda 2. H.
Night Mail Train -
The 720 z. H. Train 1eagtng Chicago through X
Cincinhat: without Change OF cars OF baggage
EallsburTs8 Patent Busters are run On Day EY3rG8
Trains. Patent Sleeping Cars On I'll night tratiu4
BaEE4sei i chsGes6 ST. ID ThF9SEin II gTi5e5zi R,,.cx
Offices II the West Mt the General Office corner Laka
and Dearborn stTeet6 under ha fremont HnuseD CE'
'~' 'N 1T. y. RICE General Superintendent
J. IT. SMITH. Western Fass- Ag't
, 1862-01-27
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-
l. RDAD+
Change Of Time!

On and atte- SUNDAY, Nov. 18th. 1851, trstns VIII
leave ffp the Crest Central Depot .oos of Laks az&
EOutk " ater ssceeta rs follows:
80 L. n Sunday e1ceptet-Ht1tvinE at Peoria It 9ds
M. LoEans9oyt 800 2. NJ, Decatur t6 {. T.
Springfield so 2. n Alte1 LIS E r. e.
Lonis l1ao ?; H. Tes1e Haute Is A. n
Eairo 43o A. N 49,
6J0P n, every day-arTiYiag at Detatrr st 1el5 II
springfield E38 F: II, Alton 1855 = r. g.
Louis 1870 a. H, Tet1e Hsute So J; ~ M+,i w.
cennes LID F. n, Evansville &5 F. ~ tsaea
On saturda7s tie so F. II Train 11n rua oasy sa
TFaius at1tYe as Chicago 1t $50 8 X snA ~ :; "a
Sleeping Cars On the Might 1Easns 1Assasee"s@sIsa
p - Fpr tcSetS sud insos1atson sap1y a TIA os
N the Efest Central Depot
,..,.. III ,a.va f.reazp: Leave Wood IHxl
AsA41* ri III IL rs AA~
1Sa5 1[a P, A,
GA ?. ".
r. & ARTHUR 8ea- Bupt
" p nHNSDN Gen Pisa Agent.
, 1862-01-27
CTAqE or ILLINOIS. COUNTY

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF CooK, e.. snpe1o. Court Of Ghicago = AarGa a
Term 1S6s Samuel Russell Vs. LambeTt9n T. Hnil.
En1elins F. Hall Edward S. Hall and The Garden City
Building Af5oeiatloa-In, Ghanes5FE, @ M F,s Hi, oca
Of the deerdants above naucd, having been hied II
he oice oI the Clerk Of said Supedo. Co4st OF CHI
Han, tht lie abc!e named complainant hled his biz
~ Trmnxtnt IL said Court, the ChAuceIy side there
Of o. lie 81 day Of December 1851, against the above
named deleRda1ts and Ist sn9a%o9s thszengon
abc ct he Court House. IN the Ctr Of Chicago. the
rst Nondsy Of March merit ls2 as Is by law required
sonay be and appear before said Superior Court Of
chicago of Cook County On he a5st daT Ct the term
the arzt Monday of ala:ea !s aHd @ plead ansvet 2:
same and the rattezs and things therein charged s7d
stated vii be taken ~ confessed md decree entered
against 5on according to the prayer of es!d btIl.
THOMAS B. CARTEE. Etefl-
acN1ox. NeCA6E L FEL1K8, conqrts sorrs~
, 1862-01-27
MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas

dfs:
IS E$ Ss:Sasf - sias~ss Il e +
Francis CoTbn The premises Hereinafter described,
E The dRs Gs 81
Hart l. Stewart and payable 70 tie order Or my5elf
hfP ST. e. s @
Nay 1ssa f25 vaIns Sessayed.s tas others @ f1s
s s assss sS3aF
aaa payaSs on q s1e s5 d 9 eSch ~
to tic inst day of May 1sss AND whereas rr7id
ed b said Mog tha; Il default .halI be male II
and such InstaIment shall remain due and unpaid thirty
days then the ssid principal Of sixteen thousand
at ny eleetion ANYTHING il he note gwen for TIC sss
70 tne CONTRARY uoiwithEsandng Ara where's deanlt
o 1T May he DIST
ofNoye!ber, D. 1851 and q the notes 1or eight lun-
and given ios said lnsta1sats tshieh hase s1nee Is-
q tic anfkoTits Contained IN sid Mogsgc and to Sc
cure ne sa1a sun Of sa teen t1usand dollars. VIII H.
advertisement and sale, the premises conyeyed by said
@ a 6 50 sd san e q may 9e o
"a 9 s he, q n GT asERs hsr1n
ioaFtseath d2{ ii si3Ic \ p - at ths S9rth a9or
ens Esas: + i m e essso Il 3
Took and srate Of Illinois and are known and dcsctlb
f M hs Rss y Il II a 81 aas q
Bosk fhe o15Eeal ToEn Of GhesSo
sf'ss
Sasase a he eiaff t
and ten Il0 u BLOCK twelve i2 oi said soath Branch
hq 1e e M + snh h!assss sssseia M
ff2s fEseg eisnfe = t5sfs t5aE'2s
TI. G, EETSoIps, Attorney, Mortgage .
, 1862-01-27
Sandusky, Dayton l. Cincinnati R.R.
II CoEEECT1oy WIZ
CLEVELAND + TOLEDO RAILROAD.

Quickest and Best Route
From Toledo 70 Benefontatne. Uroaaa, Colurnnus,
H. ths zen 1aes moPe I'll ta1 tSIre
hoursfn advance Ct any other route,
ca and atser EoTgmne=A 1851, aad nnrl further no.
Toledo B. Z. at 4 n reach Clyde st 6ss A. A., max
g sioSe snn En dae ~ I1aa on ~ 80 =
80 N. Carey It s5o =, Be1leionts,nea. .. HI
uain % the COL p = nd Road, reaching Columbus
.t2n {; y, spzing1eld at 11o + arriving IN Dag:
st 5.A5 ?. H-th-ee ho11a In advance Of any other
route,
rect connection at Clyde, reaching S1ndrsky at 6i
Pm. =
Tickets for all the above points can be had a. the
Cleveland q Toledo Ka1lroad O11ce in Toledo.
Baggage checked through and no charge for hsod
Ing.
Smoking Car attached to all Passenger Trains.
H RICE. Supt g. .. l. c. & B.
de!9h9146H LID. RUCKEK Supt C. 4 7. E. 4.
, 1862-01-27

~, For the cheapest and best Hair
1cwe;1z N!ss, B:aak CuTlk, Frtzsets etc, 20 to f.
.'usW 1oo Lake strect and exasniu- those won
siu7 nretnet1ons Of At Sa scrutiny can detect tas
"a 1i8l- Jewelry contains alHasB the newest Pars
t:,lee A1 aric1es VIII give entire satisfaction
, 1862-01-27

1F1 b. certain mortgage. dated the first day Of
Aay \ 2, 1s5a and 5ecoFd5a IN me Recorders oiHce
Of Cook County, State Ct Illinois IN book :ir3 seven
ct 7ggs aa as 20 f{ Is
conveyed 10 ae. Francis r Cosbin, ths premises hers
promiszof5 aoiee bcariaS even wh sid I i mott
gage all executed By Bu"Anec s. Morris and payable
to The Of myself; one Of said being fUr the
IL. alte on tie aIst day 81 1iay, A. D. II for value
received AID the others for The Of i've hundred
and fffy dollars ,S3 each being tEe aulonlt str
specify ey On the i1st Gay Of each November and May
om The fist dag Of November. sS TO the Isl day Of
Nay 1865: azd where's i is provided by said 1hort
any Of said instalinents Of interest ald such in
6aln.ept shall 7eE:u due and unpaid f,r thirty days,
then tbs said p15Icpal suca q eleven Thousand dol
. contrary W{thssaadag; Snd whereas deault
has been FADE IN shs Hf sAid nssamentS q
day Of November A D. 1851 and Of the notes for Ee
hundred and City dollars EACH maturing At those dstea
respecnyely and given for said inst1luents, which
Now therefore, public notice Is hereby given, that By
and to secure The sad sun, or eleven thousand doilai
charges 81 advertisement an ale, The rTemisss con:
g yna q BacEnss Mo s IL kay
their heirs representatives or assgus thefcin VIII hs
sold public auction 10 the highest bidder for CASH
Cou1t House ii the city Or Chicago; and which sait
premises known and described as follows, to.wit
E e5z sss e q sosH
Esbt4 s6 Se49on ts s6ata 1A R a fas5
, ia Dearborn street. Chicago. ta1tk@Ttd
, 1862-01-27

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
February. Term lsSe.-EniiIy spencer ". Simon g.
Buckner Mary <: Ruckner, Jane G. kinGsonry. Henry
Affidavit Of the n.fesidence Of Simon 8. Buckaer
Mary T. Buckner. Jane G. Klnysbury and Henry ".
beea fled iu the office Of the Clerk Of said sareriof
son ay Basse BBssaa K ] sass
buy and HI Henry n kinEsbury snSs the tamelainans
Gerry side thereof on the third GGy Of January, 1s6
and summons therenron Issued ont Of said Court
against said defendants returnnble the Tst Monday
Of February next, CsG) as is b5 law required
Now. unlcss yon, the said Simon B BucsneT, Mary
bury. shall personally be and appear befo-e said Supu
7tor Court Of Chicago, Of Cook County the first day
County, tile flrat Monday Of February, 1s62 and
plead answer or de,nur to the said comp1aiuant's bill
therein charged md stated viii be taken confessed
and decree entered against you according to TIT
prayer Of said hill THOMAS 3. CARTER CLERK.
GA1LEP & HrICNcocE CQuplt,s SQIrs, ia4 kISQ u
, 1862-01-27
Gbt Gtibune.
MONDAY, JANUARY . 1869.
LIST OF LETTERS.


Renais Il 8 u1called for in the Ghicago Po5!
r, Effinf.
, 1862-01-27

u KAILIsOAD.7HAx8A OF YEx1-W1nter Al
Enngsuent, commencing SUNDAY, Eov 1th 1851. Tran1
!sase cnesgo: td Pay sf EFEEe9s I'D Ma, sancsys e
lis F. ~, Joliet Accommodation, SuudnyR excepted
$50 ?. NJ Through Trains arrive: Sis 4. u. aud II
F. H.. Joliet Accommodation, $50 4 Il
, 1862-01-27

QUERY. Why should House
md tme q tr1tnx 10 kte Authr4ets Coal xtth pF11o
Ending, xhsR u ustng he GEANQI.AR FgE FgE1.; sod
sree theJ esn hare Ere 1t any tHo w1ta4s ko1baaR
Beo3h1&asn:
, 1862-01-27

TREAT CENTRAL
5H0RT LINE ROUTE.
VIA
PITTSBURGH, TT. WAYNE l. eHtcAaa
PENNSYLVANIA Central B. RS,
TO ALI EASTERN CITIES.


Are oteos,ed to coatFnct Frefzh through By 2uthot-
II of zhe CpHpxulea above named at their ofdce5 NO
q Dearborn street, and At this uepot Ok sne t4 T. Hs
d C. r. r. Chicago.
Gated al Eo Aston House ood No s. William s1eet
New York No. Il Washingtanst- Boston; Heqot LID
erty-t Pittsburgh, 10. 80 Norhst Baltimore, snd II
General Depot, PHILADELPHIA uo2$h5f+1fu
, 1862-01-27
0ID ESTABLISHED INTEILI


ia BATES das.res 70 rrnsh1d hec tderas md ~
Epns thas s.s e sta q be touah & t.sa aeave e<
n eTe1y EtAttsa qrnaza nN tha caEaSeT nnnuEaliT
a.sse.1e1 t.. 2. Q. B3E SI& 3e1lTa1N
, 1862-01-27
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default

ESTATE OF VIII. T. BARRON,
u EoT1CE-Fsyraeate q az montes row nc the
without delay - at the Office oa John A.ssock Jr
aTeleEfaph Building" Chicago
ials-E WILLIAM BARRON, EIe.NsoF. &c.
, 1862-01-27

For Boston, HeW York, Philadelphia
BALTI10RE. WASHINGTON,
Harrisburg and Pittsburgh.
Also-FoE ALRAyT, BrFF.LS. DryNHk. .CrEyxGAnn
CcLrxBEa CINCINNATI, DAEIoS,
Aad all uterine 1lAtc Sta..oa1 between Chicago and
tho cities aboTe named
Eseepl1E Cars on night trains, and bagEAgn BY II:
route checked through to all Eastern C!tea-
But one cha2Ec Of cars between Ch'cago aEa Ycuk
Via AIlcUtcxH train leaving Culcts.c 81 611 P Il
Tickets for ele At The principal Tcke: Olscs In III
West The CeM1ans's Nfice Of IAHdolpu aud
Dearborn streets and 1t the t!noa Depot West SSde
Chicago. NM- z. SHlSN, 4eE- PaA6- Agent
A. HOLIDAY, Ticket AEe1t
, 1862-01-27

TRUSTEES SALE. Whereas,
l. Michael T1ernan has made deEault In the payment
Of hts ProEissory Note dated DECEMBER Eth 15 pay
able to Grceneba1m BI Iothe.s- one year from date
thereof With interest At ten per ceu5 And whereas
the OF ssa note was securcd By Deed OF Trust
exesuftd h said Tcrnan aEd wife tHary 81 Of late
with said Note eylng to the urderss1ed A. Tru
fifteen [1sl in JohnSon's Subdivision Of part of 1he
III Township taiEts:n:ne L9l Serth Raags fourteen
ne County Of Cook, aud State Of Illinois, and ~aieh
Deed of ITus. vas recorded IN the Office Of the Re
corier Ct ea.d Cook County In Book 2c5 Of Deeds
Page rs.
-" :@:sto:e, IN pursuance With the powers in said
Deed of Trust cont lined and npoo the application Of
helsghl holdez q sai9 So;e ! tne Trustee IL ssia
at public suction for cas the highest bidder at ten
ocock IN the forenoon of said Isy at the north door
Cook Aforesaid TIE above described paEcels q Iaad
Iernan and vie Of SO much aud such portion thereof
as may necessary to aak lie the money due upon ead
Note pr1ucpa! and interest, anl the costs and eI
penses pf sale. HENRY EREEAEbAtM+
Trustee, &c
Chicago. January 18th 1Af1 falt E3s6-tG
, 1862-01-27

NEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
~ -1Gs Deazoo1n street. opposite tht EeE Post Of
fec Estecished on the Eastern system No E1fl sent
from the 70 Any Eauily unless she give sass
factory reference from fnsuner enptoYef. Parties do
a:i2g help suited bJ applyng = 13 Derbon stre 9.
At9T2aslat Hrs. T. l. BALKAN. Post Of4ce Boz 2z&
de2AE418p
, 1862-01-27

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON il
" QUINCY RAILROAD.
Passenger TrAinR leave and arrive at Chicago ~ 1t
1oWs:-Uay Express at 1t:3o A. H. Sundays excepted0
arrives at 80 " spndays sEse2tsd5 h,ghs gsEs e
1t 5nA n 9donda{s s1eepssD e 4endeta ssd Asi e,
7tsea At 1oo A T. {satuzda{s e1GWs2fsa53 W 5,rn zon4
, 1862-01-27

pTTTsBURGH, FIT. WAYNE h
T. CHICAGO RAILWAY.
Passenger Trains leave tie depot, corner of Asdi3q3
and Canal streets, Chicago. daily at
500 4. N. Fast Line, {exeept SundaEh,
$40 Z n Night Express, texcclE SasuzdaTN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-23

.DEsD, at the 81. Cloud Hotel, on the
18th inst, Of typhoid fever, Mr.. CHARuEs
e. LYMAN, aged about SO years, a native
Of Brantford, Canada West Mr. L. had
been a resident of our city for many
years past, his first vocation on arrival
here being that Of clerk in drug store,
then first clerk in our POST office for a
long time; then, clerk at the City Hotel,
under SAM. SoorT, and assistant at the
Beersheba Springs during the summer
months; and, lastly, clerk at the ST,
Cloud Hotel. Mr.. L. was a general ia
vorite with all his acquaintance, being
afable, kind, courteous aud social, he
never failed to win the good will and
esteem of all. His relatives will be
Pleased TO learn that in his illness he had
all the attention that a mother, father,
sister or brother could bestow, in the
person of Mr.. s. j. CAnrER, his esamable
lady, family and host Of devoted
friends Mr.. LIS remains will be for
warded to Canada in few days.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-23

The Baltimore correspondent Of the
New York Post, says that that sterling.
and living patriot, Gov. HrcKs, of Mary
land, recently said that she was now
convinced there never would be any peace
for this country until Slavery was aboI-
ished throughout the land, and to this
end he supported President L1NooLN's
proclamation and plan of compensated
emancipation heart and hand"
Intelligent Unionists who are brought
'face to face with slavery, that arch enemy
OF the Union, and observe the vitality
and force which il imparts to treason, are
last adopting the opinion of the Mary
land patriot. Day by day we hear of the
scales of old prejudice on this subject,
falling from the eyes of some sterling
loyalists, who begins to feel that African
slavery is the sheet-anchor of the ship of
rebellion, and that if we cut its cable the
ship will founder and go to the bottom.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-23
TENNESSEE BRANCH
OF rHK
NATIONAL Claim AGENCY
CONDUCTED NY
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE.
CHARLES 81. GREEN, Agent
No. 3s, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

Wis AGENCY possesses peculiar haoiities for An,
~ successful prosecution and settlement OF De
mands against the General Government Of EvYRv
bhsOhIPIloN, Its conductors having had sever,
years experience in the management OF claina
fore Congress- the Court Of Claims, and tha Exao,.
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor.
oughly acquainted and familiar with the laws ana
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention viii be given to cases ar,,ine
ont Of the present war, Including the accounta a.
States, Contractors, and Disturbing officers If IN.
War and Navy Departments, and for - Collect.
ing Drilling, and organizing Vol
unteers," the reimbursement Of which isapthor
lied by an act at Congress-; CLAIMS FOR INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FoR
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO suO1
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost in the service, and 10,
Military Pay, Pensions, and Bounav
Land.
We give special attention to procuring Pen.
sions, BouDties, etc., accrujng to so,d,or.
who have been wounded contracted al ease. or The
families Of such as have died, or been killed wbne An
the discharge OF their line Of drty as such during An
present war
Special care will also be given TO claims vhi.h
have been heretofore IA iected or Suspenao,,
by the departments or Iu eacientlY MANAGE,
Prompt attention also given 60 the collection az
euartermaster's Receipts given for Property TAKEN
Tor The use Of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
audcolleotng Claims against the Quarterinas,ers De,
partment.
All Claims placed In our hands receive opr p,o,o,.
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, In the hands of an Attorney at any diatnp,
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily p,er
course with all the Departments enables us IN mo.
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily tina,
where al communication and other necessary de,ah
must be conducted through the mails
10 this snd We solicit You to forward to us any or
all cases ofsuoh character you may from time 20 time
have presented, and, is our custom. we viii so,.
nilh you With all The necessary blanks, and. vA.n
required, instructions.
NO charge made in any case unless succonsfnl.
Address; CHARLES II. GREEN.
No, 80 Cherry Street.
aNI.NNIa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-23

A PLAGUE IN GmcAGo-A disease new
to modern times, but possessing many
points in common with the Sqelanoasol of
the ancients, has lately made it appear
ance in Chicago. The disease shows it.
self in spots not unlike those character
izing variola, but much more suddenly.
and the pestules are of dark purple
color Several cases of death from this
new disease occurred in Chicago last
week. Wherever it has made it appear.
ance the efforts of physicians have been
unavailing. 800 ~. ,t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-23
DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

R2sS gsaaia DIR KING, formerly Of New York tor
s-SH.rcSsssA the last four years Of louisville kv
and who has devoted his attention Ia
the treatment of private diseases for 80 wears dater
hlmseli, having attended TO practice for so mani
years. and cured so many thousands he Il ensble1
70 cure az diseases Of private nature no matter
now ual they may be from njudicious medical front
meht, OF from neglect Of their own nr. KINGS
bsPensary IS NO 70 Deaderick street, between Cher
~ ana inc square, second story, where he cures All
diseases of private nature
nonorrh@a cured without nauseous modicines ar
Interference with business "
structures of old or recent date eectually curod IN,
a lew days, by an operation which causes no main
Mhere structure exists health cannot be enpioved
Ferhaps no disease causes more mischief and n,ler
mines the constitution 80 much
syphis, with all the diseases of the skin growing
OUT OF neglect or bad treatment can be ellSctuaiIy
cured In a few days N'ua"9
Seminal Weakness.-Particulara ton Ia vipSh aep
gwen 10 ths disease, and all the c0nsequences grow
lng out OF IL, brought on in many cases bv ma ID
sructye habits OF inconsiderate Youths ana evcces
I've Indulgence OF the Passions a neglect Of which
VIII undermine the constitution rendering the snh
eot unnt Tor business society and causing prers
ture old age Pieina'
females who may be laborlng with any din,cpity 81
'hs womb may rest assured % immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and Stain,
their case, with fee enclosed direct to DR. A KIM
no. ~ Deaderick street, Nashville Tenn will have
the necessary medicines sent to their address once
hours from 9o'clock In the morning until In III
s July lO-iu d&wly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-23

Charles Cooper, an exceedinly danger
Gus character, from Livingston county,
MO-, who has been confined in the Gra-
tot prison, st. Louis, was released a
lew days since, and returned to his
home, whereat his ncighbors gathered in
large body and hung him.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-23

The weather for several days has been
sunshiny and superb. Multitudes stroll
the streets pulling their meerschaums,
and not unfrequentIy the beautiful faces
of the fairer sex diversity the scene Or
as Byron somewhere sings, we behold ON
the sidewalks,
Pipes in the liberal air,
Mixed with sweetest herd OF saunterlpe b,l.. -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-23

A Spaniard, whenever he eats peach
or a pear makes hole in the ground
and plants the seed; thus by all the
waysides in Spain there are fruit trees of
the product of which the traveller may
freely partake. There is beautiful un-
selfshness about this that is worthy of
emulation,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-23
Captain and A. A. G. 1w


HEADQUARTERS PosT,
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, Dec. 20, 1925
General Order, No. I.
Colonel JoHN A. MARTIN, of the 9Th
Kansas Volunteers, is hereby appointed
Provost Marshal of Nashville, and will
be obeyed and respected accordingly.
By order of Brig. Gen. R. B. MITCHELL.
JN0. PRATT, Capt. and A.A.G.
dec21-1w
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HEADQUARTERS PosT.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. II, 1862


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. II, 1S62{
General Order Noe.
In accordance with instructions from
Department Headquarters, il is hereby
announced that hereafter, in all cases
where private quarters or warehouses are
required for public use, the assignment
must be made by the Post Quartermaster
having those duties in charge, who will
notify the owner of the property
of the Necessity of taking such quar-
tiers or buildings, by a written order,
which shall particularly describe the
premises taken.
ANY officer or other person taking pos
session of any quarters or building in
this city or suburbs without written au.
thority from such Quartermaster, will
be severely dealt with
BY order of
Brig. Gen. ROBT. B. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post.
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Bishop Purcell Or. c. } of Cincinnati
recently preached sermon against
Theatres, in which he alluded TO Ada
lsaacs- Menken- Heenan-Newel as "the
wife OF six husbands" This sermon of
tine Bishop is the cause of much excite
ment in Cincinnati
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SMALL CHASGE.--No one need com.
plain of the want Of small change now
W. j. MARE, corner of College and Union
streets, has received another supply Of
Postal currency, which is the most con-
venient change in circulation.
Dec2l-tf
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Commander Warden, whose services in
the Monitor have been so highly appre-
ciated by his country, will sail from
New York next week, as commander of
the Ericsson battery Montauk, better
ship than the Monitor.
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HoRNBEoK & AsHRRDGE No. AZ Union
have just received fine lot of soft
100 dozen Buckskin Gauntlets, Bed
Cavalry Boots, &c, &c, TO
which the attention Of suffers and citi-
ems are directed.
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New STATEs.-It is announced that
four of the seven territories will make
application for admission Into the Union
as States at this session of Congress.
Which territories are referred to is not
stated probably Utah, Dacotah, Nevada,
and Arizona.
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Some New York editors are as careful
OF their loyalty, as Sir HUDrBRAs was of
his wit; they never exhibit it:
" As being loath to wear IL out
They therefore bear II not about,

{ We certainly do not entertain very
high opinion for the vigor and energy Of
the Administration, but we cannot sup
press a nauseating sensation in the stom-
ach, when we see the most imbecile and
stupid Of the New York journals railing
at the imbeciliiy of the President.