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MASTERS SALE-Pursuant to the
Nl command of an order of sale from the
Ohio, at the suit Of James K. Hitchcock against
Eleeta c. Hayes and Silas S. Stone, to me di-
rected, shall expose for sale at public auction,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
premises Situated in the township Of Brook
fyn, being number seven in the thirteenth range
Of townships, in the Connecticut Western Re
serve, in the State ofOhio, and which are also IN
the county Of Cuyahoga, and are known by being
part of original lot 81 in sstd township, and are
bounded as follows being sub division lots
numbers 500 to 522, both inclusive and numbers
53I to 544 both inclusive, and making S lots IN
s. s. stones survey Of College Tract IN said lot
81. II
Appraised as follows Lots 50] to 522 at $3.50
eacn lots 53l to 544 at S125 each.
July IS 1853 LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Commissioner
S. J. ANDREWS, Pitts Atty. julyls:453
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The President on Wednesday, was
strongly urged to declare martial law in
New York and place General Butler in
command, but declined. We heartily wish
he had done it and then given him all the
militsry force he asked for. A day Of But
ler's administration would be q different
dose for the rioters than seymours tenn
pOrizing, cOnoiliatory policy.
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rsIEnD III HEED-TBT IT.
CLAIMS.
NO SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS

- Tba Commissioner Of Pensions and Second Auditor
oF The Treasury desire It to be known that bounty
claims or SOldi 'schareed on account Of Wounds
received in Battle" and VINO have served less than
two years will not be audited until Congress appro-
No PERSON HAS YkT BERN AUTHORIZED
Tf COLLECT sUUH BOUNTY. As soon a. they
squ be audited special attention will be given them
by d W. GtGE, who gives psrsonal att ntiOn 10 col
isctiuR BOun y, Pension aud Other War Gains and
Prize Money, both at the department in Wishing
ton and At HIS Office in Cleveland.
EEAppl.cation in person or By letter., enclosing
stsmp will receive prompt attention. Aaply to
ID. W. GAGE
Licensed Attorney aud war claim agent,
iuIyI5--is2s les SuperiOr-St cleveland. q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-18

Our wounded at Gettysburg are under
cover, and have plenty Of supplies and
medical attendance.
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Hagan,s Magnolia Balm.

This is the most delightful AMI extraordinary art-
Gle ever discovered It changes the sun-burnt face
an hands to pea y satin textsre OF ravishing beau
ty, imparting the marble purity Of youth, and the
DIsTISGUE appearance 50 inviting in the city belle OF
fashion It removes tan freekes, pmp,es and rough
ness from the Skin, leaving the complexion frssh,
transparent and smooth. 1t contains no material in
furious TO the skin Patronized by Actresses and
Ope Singers. tits what every lady should have.
EB-Sold Everywhere.
,.-.r.g q u .B,yug q. co
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MASTERS SALE.-In pursuance OF an
IN order Of sale issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, in the
case in which Samuel Ferguson is Plaintiff, and
Margaret Montgomery, Defendant, to me dl-
rectsd, I shall expose for sale at the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Cleveland, on the 18th
day of August, 1868, at two o'clock in the alter
noon Of said day, the following described lands
and tenements, to wit:
Situated in the township ef BliddlebuTgh, in the
comfy OF Cuvahoga, State Of Ohio, and IS known
as part of Fraction E, in the village Of Berea,
bounded, commencing at the south-eastcOrner oil
Alexander Lsird's lOt-thence south three chains
to a stake-thence south S75z east chains and
% links to a stake-the ace north To- west one
chain and two links to a sta5e-thenee north %.
eost 70 tha place of beginning, containing 4-lVJ
acres of land, subject to all legal highways. Ap-
WM. V. TOUSLEY,
Master Commissioner.
| II d CIARK. Plaintif's AttorneY.
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MASTERS SALE.

sALE.-7Pursuant to the
N command Of a decreiR order Of sale, is
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuya-
hoga county, in the case in which R. c, smith
is plaintiff and Charles Smith, ct al, defend
ants so me directed, ! shall expose for sale AT
the door of the court house in the city OF CleVe-
land on the 18th day of August, 1868, at o'clock
P. NJ. Of said day, the following described lands
and tenements to-wit:
Situate in the township Of East Cleveland beng
number seven, in the twelfth range oi townships
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, IN the
State Of Ohio, and which is also in the county Of
Cuyahoga, and is known by being part OF lots
No. $50 and 39T in East Cleveland township, be-
o,nninq at a stone in the Euclid road at the cen
fer on the Beers road, and at the point where
said roads intersect with each other thence
south 81 d. grees east, eight CHAINS ana seventy
links 10 n stone at the northeast corner OF land
owned BY John G. Calhoon, thence south IS de-
grees, west two chains and hity-nlne ana one one
half links to land nov owned by Edwin FulIeI !
thence north 50 degrees, west three CHAINS an 4
seventy links to said Fuller's northeast corner
thence north IS degrees, east sixty-four and one
half links to Thomas Shane's southeast corner;
thence north 50 degrees, west hve CHAINS, TO salo
Shane's northeast corner in the center OF the
EucIid road, thence north 38 degrees east one
chain and nInety-five links to the place OF be-
qipnipg, containing two acres Of land and nc
more, but subject to all legal highways AP-
praised at s., 900.
| Cleveland, July 18th, 1853.
| VIM. V. TOUSLEY, Master Commissioner.
/ II Sum PITTS Att'Wg 1ulVl1-40a
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"ASTERS SALE.-PURSUANT TO
IN the command Of decretal order OF sale,
rom the Court OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
County, Ohio, at the suit Of Francis Granger
directed, / shall expose for sale at PUBLIC
AUCTION, at the door Of the Court House IN the
City Of Cleveland, on the 9th day Of July, 1868,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described prem
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SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July Is, 1868.
Our disbursements this week have been
quite small, owing to The disturbance near
Cincinnati and to the condition of the
river between that point and Louisville.
We hope the coming week will see the con-
nectiOn once more renewed and that our
goods will go through without risk of
capture by the rebel cavalry, at present in
our own State.
On Tuesday and Wednesday last we
forwarded to the Sanitary Commission at
Wheeling, Virginia, one hundred and for
ty-four packages of edibles, chiefly pOta-
toes. These stores will be Immediately
sent to the Kanawha Valley for the use of
our men in that vicinity. We have also
sent a few boxes to the Pittsburgh Santa
~ Committee for the wounded at Gettys
burg.
We notice with pleasure the material aid
afforded to the Milan Aid Society by the
young people of that place. A refreshment
table was spread on, the 4th Of July and
through the generous exertions of those
interested, the sum of Sl68.5O was realized
over and above the expenses. This amount
will greatly increase the usefulness of oul
generous Branch Society at Milan, and W.
cannot bestow too muchpraise upon th'
young people who devoted themselves tt
this object with so much earnestness.
We have received several letters con
tanning accounts Of pic,nics, festivals, &c.
held on the Fourth for the benefit of tn
Aid Societies in different towns, man!
of which we would be glad 10 nHhli'h, bp
our limited space renders this impossible
Cur friends will read with pleasure tn
following interesting and valuable lette
from Dr. H. A. Warriner, one of the mos
/ - CO
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NO 90
Justice Of tho Peace or other eomne,ont
oSilioer, unless specially ordered by the
Court TO appear in person.
For tue NasheIue Untos.
>tudIes from the Census


A decennial enumeration of the peo-
pie was established at an early period.
Beginning in l790, and continued until
1860, the census has been taken eight
times. The results of the eighth census
have been but partially given in what ia
called Preliminary Report, a small vol
ume OF less than three hundred pages.
The stirring events of the last year have
left MS little time TO examine a work Of
SO much interest and Importance.
IL is well known that the census, so
far from being confined To a count of the
people, their age, sex and color, embraces
larger range Of statistics, including
among other things property, industry,
production, sinsanity, and mortality
Whoever, therefore. wishes to study his
country's growth and prosperity, resorts
to this, the most copious and the most
reliable source of information. What
American citizen can turn these tables
of naked figures, without a glow of
pride at his nations greatness and pros
perity, and feeling of indignation and
keen resentment towards the men who
have labored to destroy it.
Our steady and rapid increase in pop
ulation has often been remarked. We
recur TO II again for the benefit of the
reader
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nos. AID LOCATION OF R0sPIlALS IL NASHVILLE

The following is correct list Of all Hospitals in
this city,
10. l-aun Factory, College street Gu the an.
II. Asst. Surgeon, G, r. HAYNES, U.s.Y.
" 2--Unlveraitv Building, Market street, on the
Hin Asst. surgeon, Il. D. LYSpE, U,sy.
s-Ensley's uilding, Sc corner Public Square.
Surg on, LEWIS D. HARLos.
4-Howard igh school, College street, on the
Hnl JAS. y. WEEDS, Surgeon In charge.
5--suspendod.
+" 0--suspended. tf ti En
T--COllese street, between Church and Broad.
Act. Asst. Surgeon. @. W. Fn4Ha--
S--bfasIuio Hal, Church siloet, near Summer.
Asss. Surgeon, Q. G. CRAY.
s-4Carriago- Factory, Market street, below the
Square. Surgooa, q. srAoMAS. at
+" lO--suspendod t~
lip HOUSE, - ON the University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, J.. D. HoGLH.
lg-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, J s. MAvRER
"lS-Hume High school, Spruce street, cor. Broad.
Asst. Surgeon, A. II. SIXTH, u A.
l4--Femsle school, Church street, near Chatta-
nooga Depot Surgeon, JSo r. PHILLIPS, U.s.A'
" i5-HyDes High school, Line street, corner Sum
ner. Surgeon, w. NJ. CHAxBhns, U. s.A.
lG-Gorlon Block, corner Broad street and River
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID WEIsH, $50 Ohio
1J--OFrIOHas' HOSPITAL Planters Hotel, Sum
NOR streoi, cornor Deaderick surgeon
j. H. wRIaHr,
ls-oorner Church and College streets Asst
surgeon, C C. MoNreoMrSY.
" ls-Morris & strattona Building, No. II Market
street. Joas W. FoYE, ,swgeon, U. S. A
" 2O-Baptiat Church, Summer street. CT FRINK
Asst. Surgeon, U 8. A.
g 2l--suspended.
a Q2-Hardcsstles s, South Market street. c. W
$3.50 HARPNR, Asst. Surgeon. lset
H 2s--Corner Vine and Broad streets. CAIEs W
HoRNoR, Surgeon, u, s. A.
Prison Bospital, ]. a. HICKMAN, Act. Asst Surg.
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TERMS or SUBSTITUTION,

(Is PAR FUNDs.)
Daiy Union, (singe copy) per annum. OO
az o per woek............... 70
e5y-AlI communications on business with the Oalce,
will be addressed TO the PUBLISHERS 2 eftae UNION,
and all communications to the Editor will be address-
ed to s o. MERCER.
Editors Of loyal newspapers will do us great kind
ness by repubushing the foregoing, It's substance.
The current transactions In Tennessee for months to
come win be highly Interesting to all lovers of their
country and her free institutions and the columns Of
the UaoS win furnish the earliest and most reliable
history Of these evonts.
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AashrilIe aluiuu.
Freedom and Nationality.
5. @. MERCER, Edltor.

The communication headed "Studies
from the Census" presents some impor-
tant facts in our national history. II
sets up the milestones of our progress
1t will be followed by others having an
important bearing upon the present state
Of the-country.
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Showing a difference OF less than four
per cent between the greatest increase
from 1900 TO 1910 and the least that
from 1880 TO 1910.
From 1850 TO 1860, the propertv Of
this section, real and personal, increased
from $7,135, $50, ,22S to SIG. 6.l59 Gle oes.
being at the rate of 12G.l5 per cent
During the same period, the railroads Of
the United States increased from s,5s9
B. 4 miles to 81, ,l96 Ia; the former built
at cost of S296,660148, the latter AZ
81, l66, ,422,729. The deaths in the U.
States during the year ending the 1st Of
June, 1860, were 3936O8. OF these,
there were 1867 or more than cne
third under three years of age, and
196.S44, or nearly one half under ten
years.
In population, New York is the Iarg-
est Stats, having 3ss0,735; Oregon the
smallest, having but 52.455. Massa.
chusetts ia the most populous, having an
average of 1878 inhabitants TO the
square mile; New York si.30; Ohio 5s.-
o.; Kentucky 3O.67; Tennessee 2i.3i;
Georgia 1928. The increase per square
mile from 1850 TO 1860, was 30,33; in
Massachusetts,, the greatest; 21.03 in N.
Jersey the next greatest; in Ohio il was
500; in Kentucky 400; in Tonnesfes
2 35; in Georgia 2G1.
In territory, the largest State ia Tex
as, having an area Of 237, ,32l square
niiles-equal in extent to more than one
hundred and eighty states of the size Of
Rhode Island, and one hundred and ten
Of the size of Delaware. California is
the next in size, having an area Of 1885,
982 square miles. Missouri is the fifth,
Virginia was the sixth. Since her re-
cent division into two States, she is re-
duced so as to be little larger than
Kentucky and a little smaller than Ohio.
West Virginia has $4,000 square miles,
an area nearly as large as South Oaroli-
ma, New York aud Pennsylvania each
contain 10000 square miles. Tonnes
see is nearly as large, having 5000,
Ohio has 39,064; Kentucky 1880;
Georgia, $4,000; Massachusetts, 1900;
Florida, Georgia and Michigan, are near
ly equal in size. SO are Illinois and
Iowa Also, Wisconsin and Arkansas.
Louisiana, New York, Pennsylvania,
Tennessee and North Carolina, are an
other group Of equals. Maryland, New
Hampshire and Vermont, another. In
the formation Of new States, the ten
denoy has been to increase their terrific
iial extent.
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S2b REWARD.

1 WILL. pay tho above reward 10 any one who will
l deliver 10 me a VALlSE containing one DRess
COAT with "a Lieutonants straps ono pair uniform
with a 0naI Discharge, aud q "a Lieutenants Uom-
mission. Also, quantity Of other valuable papers
supposed 10 have been lost stolen al murfoesboro
The above reward will b. paid ior io delivery Oi the
above named a tioIes 10 mo in Camp, or for norma-
ton Of whore they may be obtained
DAVID BRYAN,
2l Lieut. Go. doth keg ldiana NOA
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state of Tennessee.

HINNINsWIl NUUNNIJ b e
monson White, Plaintiff vs.. David d. James, Def't
Before @. M. s0uthgate Justice Of the Peace, for
Davidson county.
I'm the 9th day OF July, ls63, an attachment was
issued this case, on the aildayt Of tho Plain
TN that the Defendant David b. James has removed
himself from the Sts.o Of Tonnossbe, 80 th the or
dnary process Of the law cannot DO served hia for
debt, and it appearing 10 the satisfaction Of said
Justice that tho said David ID. James Is non rest
dent of the state OF Tennesseo IL II therefore, or
dered, that publication be made for four successive
weeks IN Newspaper published IN the city Of Nash
vile, In said county, requiring e neiendaut David
ID James ~ appear personally, or by Attorney, bs-
fore said Jusiict, on the 10th day of August $685.
and plead demur TO said attschm nj suit,
Otherwise the case viii DO sot down tor hearing Es
Parie On that day
O NJ sOUTHGATE J. p.
juJl7-wtt-ptinters leo g. OUsi
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How MONEY CAN BE SAVED. Before
paying out Greenbaoks, Kentucky or In
diana bank bills, call al MARR's Exchange
Office, corner OF College and Union
streets, and exchange them for Tennessee
money. In this way you can save quite
q large per cent Of expenses, 40 good Ten
nesseo money will do just 40 we'll for
spending 80 par funds
july2-dlm
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail,

A. O.. SANFORD g. co.,
AT HIerchants' Rank, No. so College
street,
Will furnish Officers and Soldiers who
wish to send money home, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
or town, and thereby save the RISK of
sending money by mail or Express.
This is the only safe way to send money
North. [june13-d
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The increase during the last thirty
years has been very great; during the
last ten years greater IN number than the
whole population in 1910. But the rel
ative increase has been remarkably uni.
form.
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STATE or TENNEssHE.

O0UNrY OF DAVIDSON. !
VIM. Worley, Plaintln,vs VIM. A. sorroll, Defend'ut
n a suit by original attaohmsnt, before G. M .
lsoutbgRte, a Justice Of the Peace for Davidson
county the 27th day OF June, 1873, an attachment
was sued out by the. planti against the defendant
for debt affidavit that the defendant William A.
sorrels has remOTed himself from the State Of Iou-
nessee, and returned levied; and motion Of the
paint it appearing to the satisfaction of the Jus-
tioe, that the defendan Is resident of tho state
Of Tennessee said defendant William A. sorrells
Is hereby required TO appear before said Justice
the 18th day Of August, 1863, and plead, answer or
demur TO said Attachment otherwise the case viii be
sci down for heating, Ia porte, on that day.
.-I q. M. S0UrHGAfE, J. p.
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STATE OR TENNESSEE, DAVIDSON COUNTY, IS
Sutton q SteiVart, Piaigags, VS.. w s.
.WhIoman, Defendant.

IN SUIT, by original attachment, before G. NJ.
southgate, a Justice Of the Peace for said county
on the 9Th day of sarch, 1861 the laintilB hled
the Def ndant, W. Whiteman, Is indebted TO
them, by note, 10 the amount OF Five Hundred Dol
lars and also that the said ". 3. Whiteman Is
non resident OF The state Of Tcppessee and IL ap
Fearing 20 the satisflotiOn Of tie Justice that the
Defendant is q hon-rosideut Of the stat,
The said Defendant is, therefore, required 70 ap-
peer before said Justice the 9Th day Of August
1868, at his Office 40 Nashville and plead, answer or
demur 10 said suit otherwise, the case will be set
down for hearing erpdHe on that day.
G. a. sOUrhGAgEJ ?.
July 23, 1858
prin,er's fee So. iub23-1awaw
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ieFuse tho Issues or MI EEanA
mentioned holONV.

IMtMINUIICU DDIUNNs IT"
The following Tennessee Banks broken, or
have been wound up and their Notes, n any are
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis
Exchange Bank, at Murfreesboro.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, at KnoxvR. o,
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank or Trenton, at Trepton.
Bank Of jefferson, at Dandrdge.
Bank of Claiborne, at Tazowell
Bank Of Tazewell, at TazeweI.
Lawrenceburg Bank, at LawrenoCburg
Citizens Bank, at Memphis. . -
Bank OF America, at Clar<sville, t
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
southern Bank, Georgia
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Lime! lime Lime ~

A QUANTITY oF LIME HAS BEEN TBAGs
"A tEAhI ID 70 mo by the Post Commander Tor dis
Injecting purposes Portions of 70 have been depos-
ited az the Work S.h0aso, Euglne house NO college
street, kngins-holss No. thfrIy street, whero 10
viii be rotalod % citizens az 40ounie per huahel
JNO HudH SMITH, Mayor.
julyl0-lW
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DOUHrFVJI,-WILB CAT

Northwestern Bank Of Georgia. -, ...... b6 .dis
Bank Of the Empire State, Georgia .......CO
Bank Of Athens, Georgia. gia................+6s
Eullon bank - .s..... .....,..,s,..o
Bank Of Whitfield.
Timber Cutters Observation-Disclosures.
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JndicInI Sminhlinr.

As the organs Of rebellion have so
much complaint to make against the
tines, levies, assessments, and impress
ments made by Federal authority, on
the property of those who are in re-
bellion against il, we will show up
a precious piece of judicial rascality
practised under the guise of loyal au-
thority, while the rebels held Nashville.
II will be seen that, men who owed
Northern debts were forbidden 10 Be
honest;
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NOTICE
PEovosT MARSHAL. GRSERA1,s oyp,cp
Wo hF,,R.- - - ssss..

PROVOST MARSHAL. GENERALS OFFICE \ .s
.rI1,,...., WR.htngton, May ", 1865 7
nE attention OF All officers, who have been hon.
oFaoly discharged on account of wOuuds or tst
Tnr ana % who desire :! re enter the service in thu
~ NtFPS Is c9!ed to the provisions OF General
SnoIsoed IN the papers throughout the c .tiutry
Sucn olncerS are requested to comply promptly wit
as therein provided. for positions in th
tny"LI Corps, (stattg the charact of their disa
n.y. Win a title delay as possible, the Acting
which they may be. such Acting A4sistant Proyos
:! nnrHhai General will ut forward the appiics
WIN MS indorsement, TO tho Provost Marsha
oHcers ior the Invalid Corps will be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing he pagers rediired 4
mens Their pay aud emolaments will commenc
from . rate OF Hc. eptAnce such mp ointmenIs and
ION m Gats Of .nzation Of the respective c9m
j. B. FRY, ~
mSEsIm Provost MarshAI Geueral