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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-21

To NtKr Dovr-rtc Grsso. Disco.
i'sr pounds 81 sal,petrc aad oa. 90 .,I,-.
n'oniac in one barrel Of vafer a1I ono t,-
rel oi water ulth this vet three is--.f.
90 Try the man1rl mix veil with h,f 4,
'--''i or more of plaster. without plaster
''.amnoniac ~iu ersporce 70, hs4 f,
- ~ q snail htndfai in tie BIN with
core ior other crops. or rlaser. SOW
'r'"iea''. not being pariear.-s. =, IA.
il'n'''y Used tbe foregoing srI f.,,4
" ven good. 5ui ] prefer more s.l,s,,,.
&C and plaster si,i IL addition of.,E ~
iess saifp~tre. a. / fnd q 20 be- -.
one year mixed viih asbss. instead -
manure. and there came a uh.ts -. :
'emoiing sali. on tie bin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-21

FAENuNc n Nav MrxIco. 4 o-~rs.
pendent q the Wisconsin Farmer. wr'f,r.
Al Barciaa's Fori. Ncw Mexico. gives an
Interesting statement Of facts 10 relation o.
this portion q The cosnty. from uLich vi,
oOPy the following.
The lands whirh are c,.itivst,I Ar. nm
dueti'e % degree perfectly astounding o.
a stranger. when tbc node q cuiti,a,io,
taey have undergone. and exposure suffer
ed Tor al past tune. are taken iuto account
Sometime in thc month g April. Ma, o-
June. and the people ar not yer, parsies-
Tar about the time. al ibe weeds aud se.,e-
tables on tie land are burnsd %. and a..
water D. % out ~ tic diteh upon ti. p,.-.
~ land O. De- cultivated. and d. made %
D. cultivated. and 81. made o. run over e,-
cry part of Be-. without this the Lad i.
too hard Or ploughins Tie s,-l. II
wheat. oats barley or pas. b. then so-r
over thc land. and ploughcd BOZ. generally.
with MeAican pio8eh. never more thsn
three inches deep after which a Dor d.
drawn silevi.e oscr OBJ, land AMI co.. snail
a'i'hes cut ior future Watering. and the
is done hI watering time arrives.
Corn b. planted ln Che same manner. en-.
ccpt the seed BE- placed n tLe bottom ..
Co., iarro~ a. proper distances apart. aa.l b.
covered ty the neSt hrou. Cr.r. ~
i-'re about TO va'caln-s o. perfect tbem.
Tie yie1 exceeds belief Wheat. viii.
tAeris az other crops. Dos lnfre4arriI,
gives hitf tmes che amount soun. AMI +.
o. superior quality. a hundred t9 one
has been kroau
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-21
YANWa-a WOVIOW8,

O. qr,ut,t.s.. b., th- t.s-a 90 ..ugL oae
wstrh case. So nat-r.-is g. Watrh.ssk-r.
sti - fHas-hea eh~sF-i thss 49, c,a h. t..ar ht
"a fostlsal- u shnss i--aFl- I'D t-rusr cad o.
hiu ani save asaa~s.
EsrrA- htag -straat~tia - -hat f 20 49, flr
H. uaifa Del. '' uaac-If che lrlt o. tce. 81
~ u1s.st surr ia su0c~v,i. A. $50 eufr1.fs
tu htsn 49, t~ lsa~ .reor1 60 ta rastrs-f. asI
~arrsa'ef saud.
a. -a-sl i.kr ts 80 aas -asears thnf have
h--a eos - hs 49, qrrtra-~f -ark.ara. az n
- tsat ultss rh~la l.-rtsrua ~sI thrrs 80 10 %
rhsr.r. TIE sara rrth raasks.
tlsfa ~afrh u.HFrasrnfs 49, b. faI l~~~i-i
49, r~qasr~d. aaf go q.rsrtssr s~rxr -ateh-
-il - .lirf-.i ID lrsrf Esrapern~ats 90 t.sr
Frrrr. thrnaaanffrr tail1rrs fa-sftri ia ~sfctr.
taaf have rfsfr irsts-rrs. eel tssIir arsthrrg
49, rr-iairrsi ts - ts-- e. ualch ar cLsrk
49, l- tsnr as afsshrp srt -sfraatsl Cd - taa-
III ~ark m an' 80 rtrn-rr.
Mufk saiicli-l iruaa ether $40 ha.akrrs. 81 sch
~fa D. tsnr Ia tar tlscsaa..
JOwolry Repaired.
Letter EnETavtnE nratly fHssatcd,
ESCsshpait CO. 90 Cole asl silver.
BsrsFt tlttt.I-si. IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-21

fsr1-. - .-hia ani GO 80 C...-f, ..f nsf..-r On
~ thift z u-st-s af D., q a. less
il che E-flffaa of GUAR ORR Hall ..I-
- 90 81 Jet~r-an tlaH lif- af Fsfs Of. a.
'.-a''f crc-tsri- rrattl. 90 aa t..susrr~ oct 81
10 prr-anai estate af hrr i.rr tr-hss.f-
trterrt. ihaf 10 ssil r.rf..-a.~r q I'd. ...-- -,
1T. -..as talrrrsf.i .l rsrs.ae lei rars rf 49,.
rfd-r fo ae ri.'f-h-i .hr-r 49, ss..-...r.f. a.
- pSi.rt i'ras--rsf. arssfar-r r. .ar-f d.
fafis. ihti t1rs naf srl~fr af rrsI.zfr C..rrf
r. tr h~lf af fsrts. ia sail saa.ft .- ft- ID l.f
irss'lfs GO Aug-st nsxf. af tru o'sLrk ia ft~
esr-n,-sa. aad shrs csas- ,f aaV thrs havr..h,
~ sars~ sheud nof D. -raaf-f
D. v. WOODBURY. Jass~
rur raFf-attrsf = Hoses. Ers.-rer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-21
Importing Houses.

D. Bs-t-.. ~ thiak. h. 80 fafni.h ro,.i. eh-.p-
~ thsa go - t-.lsl fhfs ale &C lis.tsa
Hs has " NTtHF~ of Nu,~rtcaa ~-,ss 20
b-h at FfrarA. usa.isg AT Opra Fscsd. GoIa
SILVER 80 t.tii rs.rs.
SFECTACiE~ ~ kt,.ls. .ai 80 qusn,ifv
81 60 90 81 ia ol .7~ct.eie h5--. 20 saa at
anH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-21

TIE sse-crahet Asrvby give. publ.s -st.os ia
- 80 h-~a calN sppoi atet - the noaorahi-
J~tzs 81 fr,tste ior ne Cssats 90 ONtord. sd
e---d ne treat 20 -tlatnistfator 81 ths estate 81
DANIEL A. TwIrCHELL hss 81 Rs,Asl
- So Couats. esoss..d. b, si,iss haaa .. n.
,aasbissi a. ~ estate II -aii tes-s-sd o. un-ks
iuaaa-ifat- pa aa~at 49, tho.s b. have ans d.
ma 49, th-r~.a 90 ~xhih,t - 49, Co
- "a. ise1- 1ho> n Tw MITCHELL
TuE sui.-cr.hcr a-rsh, s,s~spu,i,c ust,rs 40
b. ~ h-ra tals appoiaied b, ihr hennr.tir
J.igc 81 frohste 81 the Coasiy 81 ONf.rd. sn.i
s--s-asi he uuss 81 eNrCuter ~ ths -st siu -s.d
tcstRalrnt 81
CALEB : GANAGE h,s ofFr,s,aH z.
O. 500 cau-ts. d-c~.--.i b, Eirsss toal - o..
- asrrts- " th-r~tar~ r,sgu--fs 80 rsr-ons
So A. salrtsi 90 ~ estate - sssa d~c-ass- O.
$40 tana-.i.str % a-ai. AT the.r 40 have
- d..asasi- thsreos - sShiis.t the $3.50 O.
Jais p. i-oS JAMES %. MCMILLAN.
'ThEssbscr'bsrA-rshy g,ss. pshiie rstis. tkat
b. 80 h~rn dulf arpofafse b. ths hanef 49,
Jstrs "a frshsts tor ne Caaais n ONtsTf. -
sssusa-d ~ tru-t q siuiaistrat1r ~ifh th~ ~sI
snseSrd 81 thsest-te 81
JOHN BgICKErr .ts e Sts-.
IN 49, Csusfy. d~ces-sj. ~ gisise t-,.d 80 tA-
ias direct-- he th~fsisrv teqsssts on p~rsors
slo srr iat-htct g. th~ ests,~ olsatd trcra.cf
O. nsAs ''n.,~tt-t~ P.yneat aad thoss ~ hoA-~-
nnt nftiffa.ta farIea Go eknIlf fnr
- p. i-es- DAVID n HASTINGS.
TIE sshs'r,b-r herd, g,s.s ps.t.s. a.stuoe th.t
10 hs- bc~n dslv srpstatsd - ths Haaor-hi-
Juf-r I'd Probate 80 th~ Cruais 81 ONl.rd. aaI
a-suned the trsst of adaaiui.tfsisf u he estate
e
MARk u STlNCHFiELD he 81 Par.
- s.,d Cu-safs. d-c,a-.i. a. sis.ar bsu.l =.
the - dirrrts. W. thsrrfsfs f-lu~.fs 90 f-r-
80. -hp are iairlt~t O. ne estate ~ ..id De-
csa-~,i. 60 raakc tua ueatats pssuasul. and thc-s
sho hsss 49, d--usa1 ther-on o. sahsb.t a.
-, "a. iSSS THOMAS n. BROWN
Ia .sb--rst-es her-h, si,s. p.bise sss.e- a.,
~ - h-~n caIs s.Erafufrt o. the hearrsIsi~
Jst.r of Probate - th~ ca.als of - g. a .-.l-
a--uau~i ~ tru.t 90 at.aiaisir.tsr ~th she vlI
faneNel ei 40 estate ei
. PAR>ON PINGRCE -.t- ~ Il,u-nark
o. s.ii C,.-ts s--ea.et o., sistax i-s,l o.. che
So dlrrrts- ~ thrrelsf~ r.sla,e.fs .n .-rrsan.
80 are iair trei ta thc estate I'd .atI a-rr.-..i
'o rasA- irnaa-l.ste rasaaruf saf th.a.- b. ave
~. -rrasa.ls t.-r~sa to exhibit 80 ss-ne o.
- -. l-t2- JA>fEH FiNGgEE-
ThE .ui'-er,i.-f hsr.b, giss. ruiI.e uotirsthst
b. has irrn Gels Appreciated b., ths ho1ofalis Jrtr~
ct Probate Or the Couats 81 90 isrt ans as.ru.sl
ths iru-t - .irntai-irsior ID ths sst-te 81
WILLIAM =. SCRIBNER L,e 81 B.thsI
d 500 Caaai,. t-ora-rI. O., .,ssar t-.a l. thr
as d.recf-- iir th~rrfsrr r~ls--ts .H rsf-..als
whH ere ial itsi ts iac e-tsts oi 800 5rcra--l 3D.
ulaAe ianu~tfsf~ pasnarrts an3 ths-e 10 lave
aay d~aauts thersaa O. rNh 81 ere .aaae ta
Js.s p. i~ea JAMES BURBANK
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fATESr MEDICINES,
!" - A'sh ~ eArfs 90 Whossale % ketai 4.
Atthe Lowest Cash Price.

COUNTRY DEALERS ~.u A. 49, 10 "a
% 80 a. .sFs thrfr sex M iron ths city.
fEDpLEN~ ~it S. "a tar th-ir airaaf.s- -
can upaa hia at -isck - Bsing ia esaa~ctioa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-21

'tf.Hu. ss Ar D.arf al pr.ist- he'll e.
tafu. -rhtn sod &C. rns C.ssfe .fust..t- ID,
thr thtrf Iussdsf ri Ja's 4 ~ i-sg
m fhr f-fuHnn of ~AEAW NgEurfF
~ srt.u ~ thHrt~s Mrrrn tsrs af Na.r-... i.
slrt 'feafT. crr..s--f. Ifsf.ag 90 aH a.I.u..n-.
na' af fhr l-rs .rr. estate II rrr lste ha-i.sa.-
'ir.irrei, ihaf the SD rril.1aef rir. -.r... t.
f. rfrs..as in-fr-stfi i.f csss.ag rart af fh /.
order 60 D. ra Hshei thrse ar. $500, Id.
~ 'N'.rt urau-rraf. r ..--t sf Fsfls. fasf che.
'aaf alfrar sfa ff.tafrt .|aIf f.fr h-lI sf Psr.s
'a -'.- t.arff on CO., ft.fI Tars.ss .f Aar..f
arNf. si tra ri ta- rl.-s .a oil. Geo.. ..I
s'Tr rfa.r. pr anF ftrt have. stf f.- ssu~
sa.a.. aaf lr al.ns~H
D " WpOpHf rs .Jr.r~.
'fur r'lf--affrsf = uanas. Hsrl.frr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-21
Treasurer's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE
lEFssrEFu. OFFtcE. J

lNFssrEFH's pFrtcE.
Aucr-is. Jsts -. -
DtH~tANr tu Chap q. - "a of 80 ~
II si-ed >tafuie-. ~in. ai thr ~fat~ rr~a.ur-
80 otaos. ia Auga-ta thr ri.tfh 1.r af : srtsra
- usNt. "a N o'clask fr ar hlr~n.-s. ell sat
csases - cr~ o. fhr hfgh-sf tiit~r al 90 ta-
trr--f ~ ne ~tate 81 - trsrf. f ts,f hsris -s
t~s-rt.i, ur uufaraff-rtf I'd, ta,s 80 ir. b.
ssfl trarfs hattng t--sa trirned o. th~ ~faie 80
>tHfr tsArs. So couarF tfsr. -~rt, Cd o. The
trrnrr.rr uf ~tsrr. o. che arlr l-.i
~ 49, 49, cans-saa-e af sarh trt-t ..sT b.
ansir - go o. rtglf fn fhr .,-r 90 ,s -r
49, rghts havr h-ra frfrlfs.l. o. rr.s--r. ne
.aas- 10 say t'lnr ~rilia 49, scar af~r b. .si-.
~ raf'ag er iTnteftag ts ih- pufrha-er hl. f~s-
Iartian 81 49, th~ rsrrhs--r pl.l fh-r~f.r az en-
49,. an sut~r-rf ai 80 of tv~atv ~ r~-t
80 -naa.n tran the tiaa- 81 s4Lr nnf aa~ solar
o. f~les-es 90 surh r,-ieral h.. i1-rr-
80 hv raRtng 80 sterr-sft ts fh- rf~asarrr o.
49,. .s pfessd~t ta Caaater q. 80 D.. IL tie
Ervr---i ~.atur-s
~ trsct. has~ver. 49, o. s1N nj e n.ir- 49,
fhan 80 tat s.laaaf So ih~f-sa So ss-h u.r.tt
>f-f- -ni caunfs tss~-. iatri-.t 49, c.sf. 90 a--
s.ri,-ei iu ths tails-lag srh-.Iae
CoUsrS 90 OSFoEp.
ot2o arr-s. Anlas~r Na-fh S.rpl1. 49, w.. q "a
~7J2 scrcs. ~ SRI -es
NATHAN DANE. Trs-.s-rr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-21

oNf oHu. So q Cassrt I'd ff,issis. hetl 81 P.-
- ~atiu snt o. M Coeaty a. OsiprI. 90 he
thir.i Iu-..ss 81 Juis 4. ~. l~s1
IoHN " DE<HON ada.is..tr.tsr "a th~ -
~ tsts 20 " ilissus- Elis. lsfe 90 C.afsa on sslI
tossnfs 100000. haslnE pf~-~nirt ~ $780, sol
hnsi arseauf of atulnt-if II ths s.tat. q 49,.
drc~tsrt &C. afts.arrr-
btaen,i. that tas sssf atus,ai.tratar ris~ 49,
t.cr fa 81 pFr-sus fat~rrsfrd o.. csrsiur = cos a
fhi- afarr o. D. lraaishfI thfse -eras -u~rr.-
.fseis ~ 10 oNtart uruaarrst. rriaist ID Perez
on sasd taaai . thsf thss 49, apg~ar at f. Pro
laae ts'sf o. t. hsit 10 Pace. 81 satI Cau-fs .
90 30 thud Iae-tst al Aagast nrsf. af tra s. 10
f.,-A ta ftr taf~a.-.a 49, 30. sansr f 60, he.
nlsr. - D. tar ss-nr sharH r.t D. ala.-rl
.. " WOODRUGN. JaI-~.
4 tfur calf-krrsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-21

rfe.it~t t. NJ. i-6~ .--.teana-~ ta lnufs
b tae l-araf .f ihr r.lrr tssrr
HIRAM CHAPMAN Lss1 Asesi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-21

rhFosu. ss.--At cosut 81 Fraiair. h-if 10
fafts. ~sfhfn ani S. th~ tourfs Eel pNflft o.
~ thtri r,-..las ol Juif 4. ~. l-e5
Ga VIZ BISHOP, sluu.uistrafaf ea thr ~rfaf-
- I'd kai-rt tsossn hsf~ of Pes ,n saif Couu-s
80 ~assi. hnstaE rrc-~utrd ~ frsf -cc.suni q
atafatsir -itoa 81 he estate ~ -aid dcce--si 80
lissan,s.
nIderei thst ~ .aid A&.ii,'r give not 30 o.
aI r~r-ous infrrrsfst - rssstug cps offhts
trf~r o. - nuliishst three ~esk succrs-issiF ir
fhe oNisri D-uiacrst.s r.slfic ae-.rapet rrin-
fsa az Pave. that thes ms appear ata PROBATE
cert 90 D. hrii "a faris. o. said Cauat,. 90
- thsrd fsrstay 81 Asru-s u-si. 90 49,
s'Cl-k EN- the terraa-sa. aad sha~ r.u-s 81 aav
lhFR have. "a ~ fhF.an1 shartI a.f o. aIls.sI
y. ". WOODBURY. yu.tr~.
q rrur rnnr-nfr..na
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JHFesb.ss.-At Cert " Psobsts 40 -
80. ~rhin 50 So ths Counts 81 oNtsrd 90
ths ihi0t fur-tss - Jsh. a. u. i~s1.
CERA~TIAN SMITH. A1u-raisfrstnr 80 ~
- ssfa's q >au,ts-l Crortsri. 49, - a.
sort. sa 81 Counft. dsc~s.ec. hssing rr~-ssfsc
~. sat aei SCI arrtr.f ~ aiuusnisfratara q ~
sstats II sati trcrasri ST. alis-a-e-
nrder-f. thsf 80 satf niuainrs''r Itrs nofirs O.
~ l'-rsa-s suf~f~-t~i. ~ esssisr eol-s q En-.
rsier o. b. T.,i.iish~i 81 ~ oNf.ri pes,ncfst,
.rtnfet ai rsrs-. thsf 49, snss srrssr at Pc
iasie teuft o. D. hoitra farts. 81 said cus.uft
90 thr third fur-ist 90 AuFust sat. at &c. a
10 rtrek fa ~ aerrao.ra o.. shrw rsu-s 81 49,
49, hnv~ III D. the -sr.- sh..uH uai ~ afL.s~,i.
y ". WOODBURY.. Jsir~.
= tree esrs-sfirsf J. = HaHss. Krgtsf~r.
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! WooDnU ~ Jalss


ofFosp. ss-Nh C.uu ef Tfolat- % F.r-
90. ulfhfu aat GO fhr f..rrft ~ paf.rt 90
80 .htri Tus.'rt ~ s't. 4 ~ 49,
NOHrpN WE~gDrr aI-.-..l....- ..- Cd q.
vi e-t-ts "a ta-srh q. Nhtf~sa1r- iat- af ...s.
COLI tlsuitf'sn la $40. fatais d-crs-rl h4sfrr
lrs--af~i hf. trst ant tasi .o-.lai a staa..tl.-
iaaa "i tar e-ttte af 500 .i-r.s--l o. a.l.s.ar~
pr.,rrf. TAai 80 ..if AL-..r,.fr.t.r 49,. 81.
'rr q. I'D ~r--sa. ia-~r.sfr Al. n, rta--r rfs'. f
tats artrr ta 10 ruIl-hsf fhf~- --et su--r.stse-
f in thr oNtsft tira--fsf. Frintsl 81 Taft. o. -
lhrf mas aFF~ar af ffatsfr t,.ri e. L.. hsaf "a
i-r's ta s'tf i-f.. .l ra- OBJ tool Ia-- .ss . 49,
49,, - to- oi ihe rA-s ilth i.fsr.-.a. 81 49,
'.'-r 90 -1f thrs aas-. -af tar .aa.- shas.i DC
- s.ls.r.I
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O. 800 Caa-ts t-c-s-ri ~ gisfag taa.l - rhe
- asr~-t-- ~ th-r-tss~ r--,u-.f. 80 r~r-sa.
sha sal-tei 90 ~ ~-tsts II sasa d~r~asr- g..
us.sAe tls.a-sists naF ra-at. at tha-- 40 havs
- d--asa~t- thereos - sxhiisft ~ ssuar O.
Jals p. i-o3 JAMES ID. McNIlLAN
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Portland g. Boston Lin,

~umnef AHnneemeu
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bIILINGs hEaf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-15
NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE,

80 l-Old Gan Factory, Cherry street, on the HI.
" 2--Unlyersity Buding, Market street, On the
Hill.
!. s-En.iey's building, Sc corner Public Square.
4-IIoward High School, College street, on the
Hill.
5--Gun Factory, upper end Front street.
6-College street, scar Broad
7--College street, between Church and Broad.
q s-Masonlc Hall Church street, near summer
O--Csrriage Factory, Market street, below 'pe
square.
lO-Medcal Cslege, College street, on the HI.
III Esr HoUsE "--On the University Pike
l2--Broadway Hotel, Broad street, ,rner Cherry
"l8-Hume High school. Spruce street, cor Broad
l4--Female school, Church street. rear Chaita-
nOoga Depot.
f" ib-Hynes' High School Line sire I. corner sum
NOR
-" le-Gordon Block, corner Broad st-ntt and River
Landing.
90 17-OrrIc,Rs' HosPsrAL-l Planters Hotel, sun
mtr street, corner Deaderick
-" l9-Corner Church aud College streets
l9--AIorris & stratlon's Building, No u Market
street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-15
PRosP ECTUs
oy rm
NASHVILLE UNION.

Iva NAsHyiuE UNpS wac Commenced /, al, ....
aiuce, lor The purpoee y opposing the ks3.i 81 49,,
Joheietacy, sud 81 Advocating the fas-,- si,, ~,
Feief ttthpgity, Sitl0Ht ans 4haiefl.o.. So al
the states Which bave attempted 90 ss,si. I, t,its
Is lrieuds a. y 90 support. t1c ioc. aN ssi.sso..
ihs laioH ~ tAr States 70 u,s u0 saal..,- i IRA
~ KpoN ANp NArinNAiaY
With rebels and trat. sas a, -.,s,-,. ii. =. \,
make u conseuds Tor the Feit fai ,if.I tll.oo sns
the Laws mAde 10 pursuance lAareof A. ls st,ssv.
Law ~ tHE LAND anl ang lu tfe -.1at sistas anil
Laws ~ any Of thc states " thc tatr4y ao.sith.
standing.
u contends Tor the Uuau 81 the stars. s.,,.,se
Nitautst The preservation OF our iEertas snl rsli
tutlons and the orApi9atina 81 societs ftgfif ars
wholly impossible Therefore, vhatevef siasss IN
he way Of crushing ogt the rebellion IA f,.tnrinlr
Union must perish, no matter by eaat ,s,,,s a be
ed.
10 We people ot Tennessee ever reuo asi ~ heir
ieyoti1n 10 Liberty aud Union uuti th.y .,ss -
Tayed % we rebel despotsm at RlchaHul 81 ar
gions GOVERNOR AMI CORRUPT legislature ana sho
have leif - heavily the awful curse of TREASON ,ad
anarchy, We appeal Tor support let la. 44,,pa al
rebel ohce holders, Violence Committees A. NYpnte
Men, who have ailei our borders with y.--ainv- ~
giboetted before the worM let those Ia ,t,s, .,d
avnFiclous men DO have pdtted our - n fir thrir
o~n ACCOMPLISHMENT Do lestencd 20 lbg ulinrs OF
shame. 40 matter bow high their -.f,.n Ia slerts
Let Il be shown now the 81 sty,sd saisn'i,lrs IL
"Sga hern Rights are COW leading rsiafadins hands
81 Hee'Oollers aad moss tro0pers over our S,a ktd
mapping degrees, stealing horses aud caSta b-oslny
into houses burning railroad bridges aus ears and
Numbering unarmcd citizens Ia cold blood Les the
truth, SO long excluded by the Southern cansp t0s
now Circulate freely through every neighnorhcod
and our cause will aLfaredly triumph. wa ubt losni
men everywhere aid us IN the disseminated 4 ,.ctr
and the advocacy ofFree GovernmentP
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The True ulory 81 the war. 2

nv - Nv 1AoA1 Va VIZ W 49,
The Cambridge Intelligencer, one Of
the most widely circulated and ably
edited Of the local journals Of Maryland,
and which is published in the large
slaveholding county Of Dorchester, makes
the following remarks in reference 70 the
despOtic power which small privileged
class 10 the South has hitherto exercised.
They deserve to be most seriously and
carefully studied, for their truth is not
TO be denied by any intelligent Southern
man
The white man Of the South need the
strong arm Of the Government TO lift the
yoke from their necks. These have en-
dured a slavery far transcending that Of
the blacks The social system Of the
South has never been anything short Of
a despOlism--a tyranny equal TO any Of
the age. The mind has forever been
bound here. Freedom of opinion has
never been tolerated below Mason and
Dixon's line. Men have not been per-
mitted 70 hold, much less express their
own opinions. A man might cOnscien-
tiously have believed slavery TO be bur-
den upon the State, but he dare not let
the public know that such were his con-
victions. lie would at once be proscrib-
ed in his business, and happy indeed
might he be ii he escaped without coat
Of tar and feathers. Freedom Of speech
and the press was thing unknown in
the South.
Moreover all the legislation has been
in favor of ono class Of the community.
The Shareholders, though constituting
but one tweniy-soventh part of our popu
latioD, have ruled absolutely the common
wealth. And even shareholders, them
selves ruling, have not permitted them-
selves TO do as they pleased with their
own property. About two years since,
the legislature passed law forbidding
any one from freeing his own slaves eth
or by mauumission during lifetime or by
will after death Here is blindness as
well as tyranny. Such acts are last
ing disgrace 10 oW manhood They en-
slave the master az much as the negro
"Let the mind be free! Let the facul-
ties be untettered There can be neither
prosperity nor happiness where these are
enslayed. II is degrading TO any people.
We shall never accomplish our magnili-
cent destiny until these are free. The
war is unbinding them. The true glory
Of the war is not that it liberates the
black, bu. the white men of the South.
They are already beginning to shout for
| Joy. And when the war closes, they will
join their voices in one loud hallelujah TO
the God of Liberty for their deliyerance
We look with pride and JOY 70 the good
time coming when American reemen
shall be fceo in deed aa we'll as in name.
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FOURTEENTH ARMY CoRPs, DEPARTMENT(
CUMBERLAND, NASHVILLE, Dec. 80, '62.}
Notice is hereby given to all citizens
of Nashville, and of Davidson county,
who have by word or deed, aided and
abetted the present rebellion, TO come
forward forthwith to this office, and make
bond and oath, according to the forms
provided and heretofore published by
military authority.
All such persons, within the city limits
are requested TO do this, by the 10th day
of January, 1868; if not given by tbat
day, they will be summarily dealt with,
by fine, Imprisonment, or exclusion from
these lines.
BY order Of Mai. Gen. RosEcRANs,
JOHN FITCH,
Provost Judge.
WM. TRUEsDAIL, Chief of Army Police.
OF Office in the Zollicofer Building,
No. %, High Street, Nashville, Tenn.
December 3l-15t.
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HEApquAErERs Posr. I
NAsnvILLE, TENN., i'm. Z, ls63.(

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. Z, 1885
, Orders.
Any Sutler or other civilian, taking
teams, empty or containing goods, outside
the picket lines of this city, without first
obtaining permission from these Head
quarters, will render his goods and teams
liable to seizure and con6scation.
No trains viii be passed to the front
without the permission of corps com
manders, OF of division" commanders,
cOuntersigned by corps commanders; and
officers in charge of such trains, must
report at these Headquarters for passes
for their trains.
by order of
Brig. Gen. ROBT. b. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post
JOHN PRATT, A. A.G.
ian8-1w.
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When She Will, She win,

The London LaHcet vouches for the
truth Of the following statement Late
one evening person came in our office
and asked to see the editor. On being
introduced to our sanctum, he placed a
bundle upon The table, from which he
proceeded to extract a very fair and SYM
metrical lower extremity, which had
evidently belonged to woman There
said.he, dis there. anything the matter
with that leg? Did you ever see a
handsomer What ought to be done
with the man who cut it off'?' On hav-
ing the meaning Of these inteiTogatories
put before ms, we found that il was the
log of the wife of our evening visitor.
He had been accustomed to admire the
lady's leg and foot, of the perfection of
which she was, it appears, perfectly con-
seious. A few days before, he had ex-
cited her anger, and they had quaretled
violently, upon which she left the house
declaring that she would be revenged on
him, aud that he should never see the OBJ
jecl of his admiration again. The next
thing he heard of her, was that she was
patient in ----- hospital, and had hei
leg amputated She had declared TO the
surgeons that she suffered intOllerablt
pain in the knee, and begged TO have the
limb remOved--a petition that the sur.
geon complied with, and thus became the
instrument of her absurd and self tortu.
ring revenge upon her husband
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All commgu cations on business wish the nGfcr
VII be addressed to NE PUBissHFRs Of she UNION
and ali communications 10 tho EDITOR viii BE- address
70 ;. c. MfRCEg
Editors Of loyal newspapers VIII do us great kod.
aeas " repu6iish'ng tne foregoing or ts .vh.t.,nce
rue eNrreni transactions IN fcnnessee ~ ,aoutbs 80
'''ne wall be highly uiercstns To ali hyl,o Of the,r
c9uptry anf her free Institutions and tas oo mos 81
the UMoS will FURNISH the earliest and ms, stabio
hiswry Of these events
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We have never read VIcToR HvGo's
sensation novel, Les Miserables. We
suppose, however, that the unfortunate
personages who figure in that book are
editors of daily newspapers with mails
once week, or once month, as il may
happen. They are the most miserable
creatures we can think of.
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SMALL CHANGING one need com.
plain of the want of small change now.
w. j. MARR, 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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TnGr Notiec-IIeInoyal.

have removed from No. ~ to as
North Side Public square, adjoining the
ticks buildings, where | shall be glad
o see my old customers and all others
hat may favor me with their patronage.
Janl3, 63.-tE NJ. MARBURG.