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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-04
important Information for soIders.
SURE REMEDY FoR DIARRuoEA AND AMMAN


SURE REMEDY FOR DrARRuoEA AND SIMILAR
COMPLAINTS.
IL is very important to our soldiers at the
South, that they should know that in one
of the most common forest trees, they
have perfectly sure, safe remedy for
every grade Of bowel complaint, from the
most ordinary case Of relaxation, up
through all the stages Of diarrhma,
bloody-tlux, cholera morbus, to Asiatio
cholera, in its first stage. declare from
personal experience Of many years, that
there is no remedy Of equal value, none
so safe and immediate in its effects.
will relate one instance. A gentle
man so reduced by bloody-aux, that he
had to be assisted from his wagon in to the
house. was entirely cured in one night:
indeed in one hour, for in that time he
was relieved Of all pain, and was in a
gentle sleep, which lasted till morning,
when he pursued his journey.
In almost all sections Of the Southern
States there is 20 be found a large tree
known as Sweet Gum; It's true name il
Liquid AmJcr. Il exudcs from wounds a
white aromatic gum, and bears a burr
about an inch in diameter. perforated
with cells like honey comb. It's leaves
are five pointed, and resemble those Of
the maple; the bark is rough aud strait
ed, and upon young trees very rough,
and what is termed watry.
Take the inside bark, that Of an old
tree is best, and make tea Of II, Of such
strength that Il will resemble In color,
and somewhat In taste, strong coffee, and
let the patient drink from half a pint 10
four pints, clear or with sugar, and itmay
be taken cold or hot.
lt will surely cure the complaint II Il
is not absolutely incurable, and is great
value is that IL leaves the bowels in a
healthy condition. am fully satisfied
that II our soldiers will use this simple
remedy, twill save many lives and much
suffering.
II any doubts this, LEI him consult any
Of the old negroes, particularly from Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana, who know the
value Of the remedy, and have used n for
ages. SO have the Indians, from whom
! learned how TO use IL in the malari0us
forests OF Indiana With H. made and
administered by an aged squaw, whilo ]
lay utterly PROSTATE In q wagon, unable
TO mount my horse, / was entirely cured
IN few hours, and perfectly able 10
ride.
In 1892 an acquaintance Of mine cured
many cases Of Asiatic cholera In Cinoin-
natti. / was myself cured Of a severe
attack the same year, by stepping a
handful Of the sweet gum bark Ia a pint
Of water half an hour, which ] drank
clear, and taken thus II is not unpalaia-
| BILE
To this statement ] willingly append
my name, aud those who know me will
believe Il. ] consider IL Of such impor-
tance that il should be most extensively
circulated. II ought 10 be placed IN Che
hands of every soldier upon southern
soil It's truth will be readily youched
for by many who know its value, and Il
should not be readily forgotten. u wiz
not be by those who experience its benz
/ eits.
am, truly, the soldiers friend,
SOLON ROBINSON.
NEw YonR, June 20 1852.
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Cnmmiftad Al .IaiI

nf Davidson County, Tom. June 9th, 1863, a ne.
~ gro girii named sAlLtE; says she belongs to
Irwin Hogue, of Maury County, Tenn, said girl s
about Us or 20 years old; weighs about 100 or 190
pounds feet inches high two small scars on
copper color.
The owner Is requested 10 come flrward, prove
property, aud pay charges, ne the law directs.
J. n. HINTON,
iuneS-3t sheriff and JailOr Of ID. o.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, June 25,l 1863, a negro man,
N(who says his name is DANIEL; says he belongs 10
Mira Luzinka C. Brown Of Maury county, near Spring
Hill, TENN age about % years old weighs about 10
or $50 pounds o feet ll1( inches high, small scar In
centre forehead,
The owner IL requested to CONS forward, prove pro-
J. NJ HINTON,
Inne2Q--at Sheriff and Jailor Of ID. @.
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We are indebted to Hon. HoRAcE MAY
NARD for newspapers, speeches, and yalu-
able public documents, on various occE-
sions.
Also, TO Hon d, w. VooRHiEs aud
Hon. II. l.. DAWES, for speeches.
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or Davidson County, June 18Th 1884, negro man
NJwho says his name Is ABRAHAM; says be belongs
20 samuel Atkcnfon Of Cheatham county Tenn age
about 81 33 years old weighs about las $50 DE
feet inchoa high, copper color, scar on chnk
about irch long, small edge the hair above
right temple
The owner q requested 10 come forward, prove pro
perty, and pay charges, az the law directs,
JIM. HINTON,
june2o--3t sheriff and Jaior Of D. c.
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OnmmiLted I'd Lail

or Davidson county, June 10th, 1852 a negro man
" who says his Bame Is MILTON says he belongs
to Joseph Carter Of Marshall county, Ala age about
"a yevrs Weighs 1866 pounds feet inches high
color black scar by burn above the right wrist -
The owner IS requested 20 come forward, prove pro-
perty, and pay charges as tho law directs.
j. NJ. HINTON,
june1S.3t Sheriff and Jailor D. c.
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nnmmittad tn Iail

nF Davidson county, Tenn, June 10, 1862 negro
~ girl, who says her name is JOANNA, and belongs
10 Robert Williams, Of Franklin, Ky, age shout IL
or Is years s feet inches high weighs about 100
pounds dark copper color The owner Is requested
70 come forward prove property and pay charges as
the law directs J. A.. HfNTON,
iune2O--St Sheriff and JailOr OF d. G.
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Committnd tn Iail

OF Davidson County, Tenn, June eth, 1892, no
~ gro man named ELIJAH; says ne belongs 20
inches high copper color; small scar under
Of right eye.
Tho owner Is regu stod % come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, a. the law directs.
J a. HINTON,
juueS-2t sheriff and Jailor OF d. c.
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Gnmmittad tn Iail

nF Davidson county, June rs. 1852, negro man
~ who says his name Is COLUMBUS says he he
longs TO DR.. hoRissoks Of Maury county, Tenn age
about 80 years weighs about 1 90 or i45 pounds 8
feet = inches high long bushy hair copper color
no marks. The owner Is requested 10 come for
ward, prove property and pay charges the law d.
roots. JIM HINTON
iune1g-M Eherin and Jallor NJ ID q
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Exehange and Banking Ofice.

IsHE Undersigned have opened un Olioe AZ 10 so.
4 College street, (MerchHnt,' Bark nuildiug) 10
Boy and sgll Exchange, Gold and silver, Uhcdrront
Rank Notes and 0ovwumont claims. lollcoilous in
this city promptly attended Co.
Nashville, june rs, 1892 -2w.
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We are requested by the Managers to
say that the Picnic on the 4th Of July,
at Maney's Grove, is a select one, aud no
person is expected to attend but those
who are invited There has been a boat
chartered for the occasion. Tho Kate
Howard is not expected 10 run, as stated
in yesterdays issue Of the Union.
July 2.
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Cnmmittad tn Iail

nF Davidson county, June 23l, 1852, negro boy,
~ who says his name is AK and belongs 70 VIM
McGreEgOr Of WI CO.; age years old weighs about
100 or l8b pounds feet inches high color black
scar on second hnger on left hand.
The owner Is requested TO come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs.
j. N. HINTON,
JunapOQ.gt ghori0 and Tailor ef ID q
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Committed to Iail

OF Davidson county, June %, ils69, negro man
" who says his namo Is ARTHUR and belongs 70
VIM G. Smart Of Warren county, Tenn, aged about
as years weighs about las or l50 pounds feet y
inches hign color black heavy wbiskers.
The owner Is requested 10 come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs
..... j. M. HINTON,
iune2Q-3t Sheriff and Jalor Of b. c.
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Committed TO Jail

nF Davidson county, June IA 1862, negro man
~ who says his name 'is GEORGE WASHINGTON
says he belongs 10 Wary Ann Yoargan, OF Warren
county, Ky, aged about 40 years weighs I75 or $50
lbs. feet inches high color black small gear on
forehead small COATES. Tho owner Is requested to
come forward, prove property aud pay charges as
the law directs. J. M. HINTON,
fuuaI9-gl Sheriff mud Taflor n n a
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, June 18th, lSG2 a negro man
~ who says his name Is ALEX says he belongs
70 Lucy Smith, OF avidson cocnty, Tenn,; aged
about 81 years weighs las or lba nennas feet
inches high; copper color no marks The owner Is
requested to come forward, prove property and pay
charges as the law direots.
J. NJ HINTON,
lunoiS-3t Sheriff and JaNor OF d. O.
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Cnmmitfad tn Iail

or Davidson county, June nth, 1862, negro man
" who says his name Is AARON says he belongs To
10 Carter, of Marshall county, Ala aged about 10
years weighs about l40 or las pounds feet inches
high no marks color black. The owner h request
cd TO come forward, prove property and pay charges
AZ the law directs J. M HINTON,
iunelB-3t y sheriff and JailOr ofD q.
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TO ICE CONSUMERS! !
We are aolhng
Pure Lake Ice

AT CTS. PER LB. ~ SOUTHERN FUNDS; 1 cent
per pound Ices than The 80 Monopoly nopotn our
Depot b. In The O1.lonade Building on Chory street.
june ll--u "a. a. SMITH 400
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NIGHT POLICE,
COUNTY OFFICERS.


saeyte-James NJ Hinton. Depuiio'-Thomas Hob
son and J. X. Buchanan.
Register--Phineas Garrett
Ti4stoe--W. Jasper Taylor,
Ooroner--N, H. Bolchor,
RaRger--John Corhtt.
Reuenuo Collector. G. Brilcy.
Railroad Tar CoUeoior-W, d. Robertson
oo,,stables for as NassriHe Dahici-John D. Cover
and ). u. Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
Jwdgs-Hon. James Whitworth.
Cierb-P. Llndsey NiohoL
BS- The Judges Court meets the FIRST Monday In
each month, aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates OF the County is held the 1rst Mon
day in January, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT
J,dge-Hon Nathaniel Baxter
Clsrk-Davd Q. Love-
as- Tho Court meots the frat Monday In March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT.
.hdgo--Hon william H. Tufncr
Clert--charlos f. Diggous
sv- tho Court meets tho Grst Monday ia April, Au.
gust and December
oHANcERY COURT,
Ctanoelor-ron. Samuel u. Fricrson
. Clerk oHd Master. p, Gleayos
Y 81 The Court meets the nrst Monday In May aud
November
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Cnmmittad tn Iail

or Davidson county, June 10th, 1861, negro man
" who says bis name is DANIEL says he belongs
10 Richard Doss, Of Marshall county, Ala age about
2l or 20 years. weighs 100 or l65 lbs 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. NJ HINTON,
iune1S--3t Sheriff aud Jailor, ID. G.
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Committed to mn

or Davidson county, on the i2h Of June, 1902 a
~ negro man who says his name a DAVID, and
says he belongs 90 Lucy Smith, OF Davidson county
Tenn. ago about ~ years weighs 20 or 100 pout 40
feet = inches high no markai color black The
owner y requested b come forward prove pro
perty aud pay charges as The law Directs
i'm. HINTON,
iuuele-9t sheriff and Taflor Of ID d
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nnmmitfed 70 .IaiI

or Davidson County, Tenn Jane i2 1862 a ne
~ gre man, she says bis usms s CHkRi.Es and
belongs % kiehd highiowsr miles beyond Brent
wood, in Williamson county rcnh about 2l years of
age weighs about l35 pounds 8 feet n inches
high scar on back ot len hand The owner Ia re-
qaestod 70 como forward, prove property, and pay
charges, az the Law directs
J. M HINTON
junclS-3t Sheriff and Jaiior of u. O.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

rorlous vithlng 10 scad Freight ana Packages By
tho Morniug Trains ci che Iousyuh AM NAsu.
ynrni and hAsnyntr Asp prcArua RAuRoars.
musi have she s7mo AZ tho omos by O'Clock ths
evening previous
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FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 4, 1862.
To Corre.nondents.

Our correspondents must allow us TO
take our own time for reading their com
munications. We have no time to be
read 10. II is literally impossible.
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The Louisville Dcu'0crai says
Fremont has resigned We never
more fully appreciated the virtue Of re-
signati0n.
And we were never more resigned
ourselves
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, June q, 1862, a,negro man,
" who says his ualne Is BOB says he be oDgs
to Thomas &. Walker OF Maury county, Tenn; ago
about Is or 20 years Old, weighs about $50 pounds,
feet 9K inches In hieghi color black, no marks;
Tho owner IL requested 70 come forward, prove pro.
perty, ard pay charges, as the law directs.
J. NJ. HINTON,
Juno29--3t Sheriff and Jaior Of d. @.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Louisville a Nashville RR Train leaves at 7.l5, AM.
" ara. al $50, Pm,
Nashville Decatur RR Train lcayes at 600, AN.
AR Al 100. pm
Nash Chattanooga RR. Train leaves at 10 90, AN.
arr. az 825, pm.
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Wanted ImmediatelvllI

Planters aud Union Banks go
Am Southern funds 20
MEssHs. LAMB g. MURrEr request ua
TO say that they have received irssh
supply Of Millinery goods, consisting Of
Aabbonar Flowers, straw goods etcp oici
which they well sen at low figures for
few days 70 clear out the stock. They
are allowing liberal rates lor Southern
funds and we would advise milliucrs and
merchants Is call soon al l6 South Public
squao, CALHoUs's old store
iune20-dlW
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NO. y

icent assortment Of Jewels. But he was
determined 10 secure the stage effect he
had oontrived, and 10 figure as a King
Uophetua raising a beggar girl to the
height Of his royal dignity, BY causing
his bride to be seen az the Marie aud Ne
church, in the very modest toilette he
had prescribed, as an indication Of the
poverty out of which he was TO lift her,
and displaying her "a the BANQUET and
ball which were to take place immed-
aiely on the conclusion Of the double
ceremony in a marvellous robe Of the
cOstllest lace, worn over an underskirt OF
the richest satin, covered with diamonds
valued at fl6,000, and the accessories of
her toilette In corresponding style.
The old fellow carried out his vain
glorious programme 70 the letter. Tho
crowd Of spectators, attracted to the GER
emony by the enormous wealth Of the
aged bridegroom, and the beauty Of the
young bride, who, il was supposed,
would be arrayed for The occasion with
degree Of splendor in keeping with the
wealth Of the former were dreadfullv
disappointed al. the excessive simplicity
Of her attire and humble toileties Of her
relatives, and were both scandalized at
the shabbiness Of the stockbroker's be-
havior, and indignant AZ finding them
selves thus defrauded Of one Of those
gratuitous speotaoles which Parisians
consider as equally their right and de-
light However, as some scores Of invi-
ted guests sat down 10 the banquet in the
splendid hotel which the stock broker
had fitted up as the scene Of his matrimo-
NAL felicity, and some thousands Of
guests had been invited to the ball, the
post-nupGal transformation Of the beg
gar girl into the Queen was speedily
bruited through Paris and the laugh
excited at the whimsical vanity OF the
purse-proud bridegroom has gone a good
way toward consoling the sight-loying
public for the disappointment created by
the want Of splendor at the wedding.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY DmrcropY-Continusa.
mnrAnY auARrERs AND OEEIoERs.

Pos--Hoadquariers on High street. Gen. Dumont
COMMANDING.
Observation-Disclosures on SUMMER street tDr'
Ford's rosdenoe.) Capt Green, A. A. O.
Troroa Marshal--IIeadquartera on Church street.
(Femalo Academy Col stanley Matthews.
Chie5 Assistant Quariernaasisr = Headquarters on
Cherry street No, 10, gudge catron's resdence.)
Capt J d. Bingham.
Assisf1ut Qtariermas,er- Chattanooga Depot-Capt.
r. Stevenson.
Assiriata Caartsrmdsfer o. Vine street. noar Mrs
Polk's residence Capt. R. n, Lamb
Assisfait Quartermaster--No 81, Market street,
Capt. J. N. Hale
ohief Coin'aissa,y-- Headquarters No. TO- Vine st.
Capt. r Macfoely.
Conmissarv Of SuJsisisaos--Bioad street. Capt 8.
Little.
Aeiing C0'nmissary n sHbsieaBcs--corner OF Broad
and College streets Lieut. Charles Allen.
Medical Dgecior--summer street. (Dr. Ford's old
rosdence) Surgeon, f. Swift.
Medical Pwveyor's Qgoe-church street, Masonic
Building j. 4. PIETiE, Surgeon. sth Kentucky In
fantry, Acting Medical Puryeyor.
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CITY COUNCIL,

Boara NJ Aiderme-M NJ Brien, President }. II.
Newman q A. J. Mayneld, G. A. scove, VIM. $ Cheat
ham, }. c smith, NJ G. L. Claiborne, and Jas. Robb'
Common conoil-w 2. Jones, President William
Roberts, 7. J. Yarbrough, VIM Driver, VIM Stewart
Louis Hough, ". Mullins, James Turner, G. NJ South
gate, A. J. cole, Jas Davis, Andrew Anderson, j. b.
Knowles, aud John Cready
STANDING COMMITTEES or ruS CITY oouSolL
Fiaunoo-Knowles, scovel and Cole.
Vatey Worts-Anderson Smith and Claiborne.
areas Yarbrough, Turner ,soulhgate, Davis Brien,
Mayaed Cheathnm and Claiborne.
WharE-Newman, stewart aud Turner
Hospiial-Jones MayAeld and Sloan
gohoois-Cbeatham, Mayneld and Knowles.
Fire Departnent-Crcady, Driver and Newman.
Cas-priyer, Cheatham and Davis.
cemefav-smith, Stewart and Newman.
lfarEoi Hopse--Roberts, Stewart and Turner.
Sapes--Hough, Claiborne and Davis.
polioe--oheaiham, Brien and Anderson.
Rpring,-Hough Claiborne and Bron.
Woritouse--Choatham, Mayned and Knowles
improvements and ErpeidibT@-Cole, sooyel ant
cready.
Public propsrfy--BriCn, Uheatham and Turner
Pesi Honse-Mayneld, Jones and Roberts.
sF- Tho Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesdayt
next preceding the second and fourth Thursdays Il
each month, and the Common Council the secon'
and fourth Thursdays in each month.
NIGHT POLICE.
Cdptaiu--John Baugh.
Firsi Lictiiaiont--wm Yarbrough
Second Lieutonant--John II. Davis.
PolioeIaei--wm. Jackson, John Cavender, Mich pa
WIS., Joel Philips, VIM Baker, John oottrell, william
Mayo, John Enges, J. W. Wright, John Puokett
Robert Scott, W. c. Francis, Thomas Francis, AndreV
joyce, David Yates, and Charles HuHtt
as- The Police Court Is opened every morning a
nine O'Clock.
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The Evansville Journal Of Saturday
says;
The wheat crop in this region is pretty
much harvested, and the result is ex-
tremely gratifying 10 our farmers. A
better wheat crop was, perhaps, never
youohsaied 10 the tillers Of the soil In
this part Of the State. The grass crop
is also very fine, and the husbandman
VIII be well rewarded for their labor.
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aabiSspn county 9irtttorg.
oirY GOVERNMENT

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN CHUMBLEY, MaralaL
Depuiy sfar,hal,-w. H. wilkinson, A. c. Tucker,
and James A. Steele.
Clerk fhe Martot--Joha chumbley, eFe8elo' hra''
Jos l. Ryan, second and John Reddioh5 'hira'
Tar Aaessor-WiiIam Driver.
Reuenus Collecior--A. b. shankhnd
Water Tar Colleoior-E. 3. Garrett
TFeasurer-R Henry
Wharf MaaeT-Thomas teake.
Superintendent Of dis Workhouse-J O. D'dd,
Superintendent Of ne WateT WorAa-JameS wyatt
Chief Of the Fire DspaFimeit--John NJ soaDury'
serion Of he CaueGy--T. H. Mcbride.
Sireei Oueysssr--J t. stewart.
ON AHorHey--John McPhsi Smith.
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aEashpllIE atniun.
TERM s,
RATEs oF ADVERTIsING


One square, year Ss0-each additional square 81
Written notice must be given 70 take out and ~ p
Advertisements Of yearly advertisers before the year
expires, otherwise we shall charge an done.
No contract Of yearly advertiseTnenta will be dsCon.
tinued without previous notice 10 us, nor will any
iharge be made for esa thar one year al the yearly
'ataa
a. Advertisers exceeding the space con-
acted for viii be ohavged fof the excess. -
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Mail via Louisville arrives Daily, $50 m.
leaves T.45 Am.
Columbia, via T SA.R.R. arrives $40 Pm.
leaves eco AM.
sbelbyyillo, via n. 4 O. R.R, arrives 4" $50 Pm.
leaves 1000 AN.
Lebanon, arrives l2.ooM.'
leaves AGO Pm.
Memphis Mall, loayos paily,ya Loulsyillo and Cairo
PosT.oFFUEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE
Liberty, Alexandria;
Gordonsyille, smithyhe,
Watertown, Jennings Fork.
lost OFFICES ON LINE OF ~ Il G. R.R.--
Muriroesboro, Fohtervlle,
Jordan's Valley, or shelbyville,
Christaua. Palmetto.
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The New York Journal Of Commerce
makes these iudicious comments on the
hint thrown out by some English iourn-
ais, that proposition 70 mediate will be
made by their Government to the United
States and the Rebels. No mediation
will he arcenfed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30

Tn THRrl-Iifru ANNUAL RHroRr Oh TINS
VERMONT Mutual tIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Is issued The Companj has now al risk the
large amount OF 81 ,lO2 l40. The premium
notes on which assessments are made, aud whica
constitute the capital Of the Company at the
present time, amount TO $l,O43 .651, 20 OF the
policies now in force Is POO constitute the Isl
Class, viz Dwelling houses, barns, sheds, and
contents, for which the premium notes amount
to SIC, Isl ,S4 and comparison Of the amount
OF premiums paid and the LOSSES incurred on
this class OF property for the last II years,
shows that the premiums Tor that time tall short
Of the losses by nearly $32 OO0-out of which
the remaining five classes containing IN all at
this time, 3 ,449 policies, amounting To $500
449 ,36), have paid that amount over and above
their equitable share. Our Impression Is, that
u scrutiny OF every years business tor many
years has shown an inequality OF TINS sort, and
leaning In the same direction.
The reputation OF the Old Vermont Mutual
for stability, absolute safety to the insured, and
cheapness OF the average cost Of insurance, and
for the iullness and exactnesS with which II
gives in detail an account OF its business, is pro-
verbal. We know Of no other Company like
it in these respects. The Average cost OF insu-
rance per annum for all classes OF property, has
fallen u little short OF one nm Of one per cent
OF the value iDsured-lor the less hazardou:
property it has fallen lar below that. The past
year has been prosperous one for the Company
Ii has settled Tor 30 losses, amounting 10 Sl3.
PSI % OF the losses two have been $1,000
or over nine have been from 81 900 to Sl,79l
each twenty have been below 81 900 and oveI
$500, above one hundred and sixty have ranged
between 800 and 81 eacn.
The amount OF assessments for the entir
year has been 2 S-4 per cent, ON the face o
the premium notcs-that is, about IL of pc
cent. below the acreage for 80 yeOrs,-fre
Press.