davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22
The CopPerhead Constitution M,
the Consultation of eur Fa,her.

S~PPe1neao constitution Not
the Constttutisn Of eur Fathers.
The Copperhsads are constantly as.
serting their dcvotieu to the eoustitu.
ton. The Constitution is the apple of
their eye, the idol of their worship. The
Constitution as it is, and nothing else, is
their motto and their battle.cry. The
Constitution as our fathers made it, is the
charter of our liberties, the sure palladiu m
of our rights.
This is all we'll enough; but the
trouble is in their Interpretation of the
Constitution. They insist that the Con.
stitutlon gives the Government no right
to defend itself and maintain the authority
of the Constitution over those who repu-
date the Constitution. They deuounce
coercion" as unconstitutional. They
scout the idea that the ordinary powers
To carry on war are granted the Govern
ment under the Constitution. Or, if thew
reluctantly admit that We may consti,u.
tionally shoot down armed enemies in the
held. they deny that the Government has
any right to confscate the property Of
these armed rebels, or to arrest those who
are conspiring against the Governm est
and rendering aid and comfort to these
armed and fighting enemies. But while
they profess to be so devoted to the Con.
stItution as it is, and will not allow the
exercise of any, bat expressly granted
powers, to preserve the Government. thew
in the same breath proclaim their ANXIETY
to change the Constitution, to suit the
traitors. and bitterly denounce all who
will not agree thus to destroy the charac.
ter Of the Constitution bequeathed by our
fathers. as enemies to peace and Union
The truth is. they are solicitous o.Iy 70,
a Constitution which will protect and
please traitors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22
RuSAwAy.-Ye sterday team of horses

RusAwAY.-Yes yesterday team Of horses
belonging to Mr. Eaton, started with
an empty wagon short distance above
the City, on the road leading to Ssndus-
Ky, and ran furiously down Fifth to
Blondeau Street. where they we're sud
denly brought to stand by running in to
the lumber yard Of Mr.. Hotias. One OF
the horses was seriously injured, both his
hind legs being dresdfully lacerated.
The other horse strange to say, was not
hurt, nor the wagon broken.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22

~ Maddensd by the glorious victories
achieved by our patriot soldiers at Vicks.
burg. Port Hudson and Getty sburg. the
copperheads Of New York city greeted
our victorious army with the New York
riot against the draft. The mob of New
York, with its deeds of robbery, conaa-
grafton and massacre, and its bowls Of
haired against our Government and our
soldiers and it's cheers for JET Davis
comes In lieu 4 Democratic rejoioiDas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22

RIVER NEws.--The river is still grad
ually receding, and has become so low a,
this point that it is with great difficulty
that the ferry boat effects crossing
The Gate City has been fast on sand
bar since last Monday, and will likely
remain there until there is rise in the
river, or until she is hauled off. The
Pike Union now lands at the upper land
ing place, and crosses above it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22
THE CITY.

CHANCE TO Buy Doors AND SHoxs
CnEAP.-W X. Bidleman has q stock Of
Boots and Shoes which be desires 10 close
out, to give place TO new stock. Some
of the above goods were purchased be-
fore the rise, aud will be sold cheap for
cash. Men, women and children can be
shod cheap by giving him q call soon.
tdm6w1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22

MENAoxRIE.--To.morrow Mabis's
great show and moral exhibition will be
on exhibition 10 our city. This show
comprises one Of the largest collections Of
wild animals and rare birds ever ON exbi-
biiion in our city. Let oil the people
from the country come in in time to see
the grand procession Of over one mile in
length, headed by the band chariot
drawn by a team of elephants.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22

"LIxUT. Col. VIALL." The Military
Commission, in their report in the Clag-
EFT case. say that Lieut.. Col. Vial, the
Governors Aid. had control of the cannon
which caused Clage.t 80 much annoy
ance.
While it is quite true that Col. Wall is
in the eye of the law the custodian of the
State artillery at this post, it would be .
mistake, tending to do him I'M jus tice, 10
presume that be exercised any actual con-
troll OF the cannon on the evening in quss-
tion. 1t was in the hands of the gun
squad, and be was not with them.
~ We commend the report of the
Military Commission and the order of
en. Roberts in the premises to the at
IGNITION Of Our readers. The General, in
declaring tho innocence Of the accused,
very broadly hints the perjury of the &C
cuser.
we leave one Thos. w. Clagett and
his hackers 10 the '.cold comfort" which
the Commission and Gen. Roberts give
them, and bespeak for paragraph " thei,
praysrful consideration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22
4. ErHERrpsI.

VIcKsBuRe.-We learn from private
letter that Vicksburg is resuming peace
ful appearance again. Negroes are at
work on the streets, filing up bitches and
rifle pits, removing the barbados, and
preparing the stores for business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22
Esheriage a FuIl.Bioodod Copper-
head.

1t will be recollected that when the
citizens Of Memphis proposed to cele-
pirate the anniversary Of the occupation
OF that place by the Union forces, Eme--
son Ethcridge, among others, was invited
oy the committee of arrangements to be
present. Edward Everett. and Generals
Sherman and Butler returned letters de-
failing their reasons for non attendance
Etheridge chose to publish his answer in
New York paper. in a letter Of great
length, and descending to great depths Of
infamy and blackguardism. Mr.. TOMMY
chairman OF the committee, made : re-
ply, which was certainly no lover than
the article calling it out. Mr.. TOMMY
has been absent some weeks attending (.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22
TRUSTEES SALE

John f. Yore,
william A. Yore.
rs.
Peter j. C0uGhlin.
NARY Louisa CoaEhiin
On the ssth day OF December, 1853 Pstev CssThiis
and Wary Louiss Coaghiia I'd Us samT Aiiler
and ] honas r knster the fotio~inT described rssl
sstste situated in Lee ecu ty Iowa to The south
quarter OF section eighteen the nth en-, quar-
ter o section seventeen: the north eesuer Of
section sixteen; ths scsinal soutA-wes3 quarter Of
Section nine aud northeast quarter Of Section
'hlris-sx, In Township sxty-sevsn north. OF Range
seven Sest
Also, the west half OF Section twenty-five Town
sh,p sixty six north, OF ksnr- SIX vest
Also The Dofthhslf OF section thirteen AND the fyac
tiosa north east quarter of Srction IN iowa
shit sixty ave n,rih, OF Range six west-
Aise, the rsst half Of the south vsst quarter and
thirty SIX on the north hall OF Sesi-hsH Of The
north est quarter Of Sscthn thirteen, In Township
sixty six north Il Range ave west. secure 0s pay
m@nt OF OF geo, 600. ,xecu dbs James s. trurs
and John 3. Thorn able In thrvr Years enc six
from December ettb. Is5e, TO Jeosa WalsA
tho nask of the State OF Aissonri, ans ~ HIN
| dorsed 10 John William A. fore. ~ sasd ness 10
due and uapaid.
1.-The sfsrr sivs notice that tbs sssvisor al saiA
trrs and auIbort invested In b ssls deed amer
| riving four notice 10 the pait Gate City 90
saturday the a9h day NJ Ansuet. tts1 u 10 O'clock.
A. ell proceed " call reid real state pay said
$50 600 and the insereet cue thereon and iii thea
/ aud there execute . deed 10 the purchaser.
Place OF ~le 10 front Of the Court nouse 10 the Oily
| OF keokuk Les count Iowa.
SANUkL =. MILLER, rrusies.
RAnxis ncCRAu. Attorneys. tsss-sSS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22
New advertisements.
CFURE ON THE HORSE.
BY o. II. p. rANCHER

no mas spent over tventy-six ears in experiment
inx ON the different diseases that the Borse ID liable 4
IN this country He claims TO have obi ned vpmed,
TOT hrss s'l the diseases that the Horse 10 heir IN
aha IN order to give the people chance 10 use thei
laaemsnt IN reference 10 bis claims Of Horse know
leoRe, he ptopo 70 Riyea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22

~ The Kate Cassel is the morning
boat tor Davenport and Rock Island and
intermediate points. Leaves Fl. Madison
on arrival Of the cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22

fB Solomon Henshaw, wealthy cit
lien of Fountain county, Indiana, eem-
mitted suicide lately, because he had be-
come member of the Knights of the
Golden Circle. and their reasonable char
actsr troubled him SO that he could no,
bear the odium.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22

- Yesterday man fell from the roof
OF a building on 9Th street, between Main
and Blondesu. he was severely bruised,
but fortunately no bones were broken.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
UNITED srATr' IsrEKNAL RrvxsuE :,
DISTRICT, srArE OF iowA =
Collection nfirt Fort A.h.-I. \

uMTEp srATr' lsrEKNAL REvxxuKa
isT CoLLEcTios DISTRICT, srArE OF iowA
Collection Office, Port Madison>
Persusnt to the provisions of Section 10 Of an ACT en-
titled IAN Act ~ provide Internal Revenues To ann
po-t the government. spd nay fn+rryst I'M t,rr
debt approved July ist 1862, notice Is hereby giysn
20 all persons liable To pay duties taxes under said
act In me County oiL.e Ia the hrst District Of tbs
Ststs OF Iowa that the collector OF Dist net Ia. re-
eeived from The Assessor thereof his annual COLLECTION
hst persuant TO tho provisions OF Section 10 n sad
have become doe aud payable that The .sta Co,
lsctor or his deputy, will attend Tor the collection OF
the same al his once 10 tbs Court House ia the Low
OF fort MADISON fr twenty days from this date and
thai ell persons who shall neglect psyt duties ana
taxes 90 ~ aforesaid assessed upon N TO tue sai
C"ilecor within The period Of time above specified
shan be liable % pay iss per sdallioAai upor
the amount thereof
Dated this 3lst day OF Juiy 1863.
J O WALKER
Jy2i-dI8tkw3w Collector Ist pstriet STAT ~ low,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22

SENEGAL Leopsrds. Royal Brazil.
Ian Tiger, Panther Paraguay
stipped and spotted Hycnss
California Grizzly Bears, Blscs
Bear Of Hndson's Bay, Cinnamon
Bear OF Oregon, lehn-umons, and
Ant Eaters Numid.an LYON and
Lieaeis and wh-ips. Zebra Of
LaAara, Apes. Monkeys and Bs-
o''ons Now Holland hangar oos,
PernsNan Lima Alpaca Vt thu
Andes, Santa Fe Bi. on, Asbfsska
bafaio. Siberian Whit Coous.
Csyit aud Musk Cats, Povcupiues
Hedge Hogs. opossums Asiatic
Jactsl' SyriaD Goats, NJ adsgasear
Rabbits African t'elic.ns, Span
ish MAeaws. Wnlda Birds, AM.
Can Crowned Cranes, Gold, Sill,
r-,r, Chinese snd English Plea
: g. King Loris Birds, A lbina
- n Hens. white and Grey
M al Cockatoos, Paradise
South American, Asi.tic
insR African Parrots and pero-
qaeis Nf4so great variety OF
Australian Birds Of gorgeeus
piumage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22

NEW BOOKS.
ThsExctss Tax Laws by Commissiner Etees
The Flying Datchm n--Saxc;
Marian Grey-by Mrs. n y Holiness
Like and Unlike;
Les Msev -blss;
Orphsas G. kerr's Papers, ID Series.
frcemason's Monitor.
Cooks Voyages,
Al Odds--by The Author Of Quits;
burrs Field and Garden,
Vegetables Of Amerieai
The Campaign OF 1859 and V1,
Physiological MemoiTs--by Hammond;
Mr.. Lesiie's Cook Book;
Girls Own Book;
Boys own BOOB;
Veruer's Pride:
Diekeas' Complete works:
Home and Abroad, Second aerissg
story ofthe Guard,
New AnnaAicycfope@is 1851;
The Poe,sJournsi. by hayard TAYLOR;
Parson broweiow % Book;
Okarango River;
Edwin Bro.herioft, by winthrop;
Shadow IA tue House.
Thlsdsy receivedat
Bh0WNBLLs Book Store,
jFf a Cor Main and tth streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22
AMBROSE rAscU
YANCEY d DRAYER,
a = + o Il u z z 8
FOR WAR CLAIMANTS.
No. 50 Main Street, Xeskur. r.v.

(over ogdeeis Book store
attend faithfully to any business m th.,
care, such as securing Pensions, Bounty Money.
arrears OF Pay, Concentrations OF RAtions, PAY
Horses lost la service, he.
NJ Bly, the late Act ofCongress Soldiers Sischsr~sa
-frpnf servtc~ ev r~sson Of wounds rrcsfy x6 IN
oe1o are entitled 10 the 600 l3sunay.
me AeI on Censre.s, approved July IAh Iees,
PENSIONS are granted 10 the following ella s.e, 81 re-,
sons: I.-ipvaiits, disabled In the ssvyire .f,c~
march Ath, 1851, 10 the line of daty u.-Wiaovs 81
omces or Soldiers d ying o. wounds received or dta
ease con raoted IN the service In the ins Of duty
HI-orphsn children under sixteen years Of age Nv
widowed Mothers OF deceased Soldiers V-De.
pendent Sisters under sixteen years OF age vI-Ths
widows or HAIRS of persons dying Ia tho service en-
titled to the eio0 Bounty and ar~esrs Of Pay
ITWrte US short ietter, (stamp enclosed } state
'he nature Of Claims, and will give our i'm mediate
affection.
~ rrsaIssIos TKKy nRyHa TO
Hon. Jas. harlan, U. 8. Senator Nj Pleasant Iowa,
Hon, X. NJ. Picket, Y. assessor - ~
Rev w. Corthil Cha oisn. 6en y HOSPITAL ST. Louis.
Gov Aiyin Saunders, Omaha. Nebraska:
Rev Chas Elliott, ID D.. ST. Louis, Mo;
Kew. l. |. Stewart, Captain HospiIAl, keakuk.
Ie31-d6wim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22

ArrxsrIoE.-There will b. meeting
At 8 o'clock this evening, at the Engine
House, on Sixth street, between Main
and Blondesu, for the purpose Of orpani.
zing an Artillery Company. Men, turn
out
BY order of j. A. WALL,
Aid de Csmp IN tn Gov
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22
REEi LEGTIrRE

And In this Lecture he viii give the cause symotem.
ana location Of dseue also the principle ofrsipins
an dnvfnf 1routnx Horse-; In fact tae whole gen.
ers treatment OF TIE Horse win he made plain 10 ali
Miii Lecture 1.-THE COURT HOUSE, on wEpSEs-
DAY, July 22d.
Doors open at ~ O'Clock P. M.--Adnittanee. Free.
~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22
II A CK LINE
DyYo1sD mDYvu.L1.

For The aceemsodstsoa OF he srav-
t,blissea ( DAILY LINZ or uAcfr 1rSa Hddy-
Vile, via Osk sicosa Bale Fenssiss AssSsius,
Pt~a sansvl-. Sastdyviile indiAnosa = esasass VIM
terseta. IN Lssts. Ia CAss sonnsy
Naehs IN nee ssn stie - ssSee - -
partsre Of he cars II Edd1 rAih. IN,
20, .es ii s,.r spiay any eAaes kAAn he most eas
nj AID honest driven. ~ ovAs - petfeseGe -
NE sravsaisG pssais ~~~n..n
HAY =. lGsa-1M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22

Will enliven tho more thrilling
scenes Of the Entertainment.
The entree OF ths Carriages,
Cars and Vans or this establish
meut into each citv aud town, on
the morning Of the exhibition,
win f-ptesent Grand Moving
Panorama Of over y niile 81 length
-hlch will pass through the prin-
cipal streets, aaosding the public
= gratuitous view OF Tho splendid
caisvsns, Horses, Trsppiugs,
ParAph rnaiia. aud other sppeisd-
ages
The BAND CHARIOT, drawn
BY = TEAM OF ELEPHANTS
will lead The imposing Procession
the Whole forming q spect seie
unsurpsss d BY ORIENTAL
GRANDEUR AND MACNIFI.
CENCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22
RARE Birds,
SPESINEKs.


Asiatic and African Elephants,
Cape Good Hope Lion and Lion
ess, Amazon ian,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22

Union convention at Nashville, and upon
his return found the following note from
Etheridge, well denominated "Etheridge's
Last Squirm:"
NEW YoKr, june rs.
Teminy, you are contemplate little
puppy. The day will come when you
will crawl into your hole, and pull the
hole in after you. You are cutting a fig-
urc about Memphis, but you will BE- called
to account. You are an unprincipled
scamp; you have the impudence to talk
about the calling tyranny you were under
before the id Abolitionists, like your
self, took Memphis. The people there
knew nothing Of oppression and tyranny
until Northern yandals occupied the place
Your patriotism is measured by dollars
and cents. How much did you make on
sugar Oh, you scamp. would like to
get fair chance at you.
f. ErHERrDsx.
Mr.. Tommy replies briefly to the above
in fitting terms in the columns of the Bull
letin of the 10th, concluding with the fol-
lowing:
But in spite of Copperhead venom and
mahgnity of home traitors, the patriot.
ism OF the country remains uushaken,
and an honorable peace will sooner or In.
ter be conquered by the gallant armies Of
the Union. The mower mows on, though
the adder may writhe and the copperhead
coil round the blade of the scythe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22
lind Moral Exhibition.

or the marveis and spiend,rs OF Animated Nature,
organized for the season 81 I5G3 Ia he most exten
stve, complete and magnificent sbiishment T the
Kind essnt. Language 10 inadequate to perfectly
d~acrthe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22
FOR SALE,

IN ~, ana -
,s.sans So. opershon In keoknk W for s,i.s, 49,.
az , terms. Any person With o. ooo 10 -
anu .ais opportunity worthy Of attention. S -. vi
sale OBVIOUS u purchase 8sAs"ss 81
Address "Busisrsz Box 17or
heofnk, July slh, issa -otf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22
The Educated Elephants
ROMEO AND JULIET.

VIII be introduced ny STEWART
CRApxs,a n d among other ess oun-
ting feats, will actually accom-
plish the one Of Standing on their
Heads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-22

Abide Camp to the Gov.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-09
THE SPRINGFIELD
FEMALE SEMINARY.

rTlHIs INSTITUTION q laeaise n snriaeasls. carfs
Z C0ulty. Obi0, distant 50 nj e. Foe nclnnaa
sah vhlcl Z isc on cisd eY four eaiy 10 e cara
Is = 90 di-tst rue bsiNsen cinrl rllnsti aal san
dn1ky, CisVsiaBi, PIE 5usE, PhLiadslynia ana Neu
YurK. u q impOslb's % and q mere slrabfs a.
slitabie Situation ff "a - iasftatIon. b. ey 81
spring eid = sot-d fof tts Desu,y hriihfsiess
o. tsiocstio8, b taste 70 zyrd D s prass uraf-
ths eusrEy, intaizsnrs. fusmrnf5 and h'sh rrs-si
char cter ~ q Ih bissnts. 1hs 4 Eiituit.a o.~r-
pes al sisvsisd ?. aitoa, eve isositg thseil5 aaa
sarround c0aotry. The srguuds ) sn,ris. -.
bra lng nearly I've g. nf shasie sad fsrn a. -.
a-e 3, spruEs ani furh g broats q - 80 49,
sons Wss Tbs bai dinFs arse nmodioas u -.
"a and psifetiy tdsptsd % - puFpases icr sgsss
they we're 0r finaily essiTnsd. 3leciai ear, - -
lsksn 20 th5rough veuiiiagiuz aaa % rrcrll
every app ,Bcs 1ecrssary f.r iao eoBrt e. q 40
oish-a o. al rssrs - Tas uhois ssiabl - -,sat 4
lighted with Fas, and heated - ihs uost sDDTossS
rteam applratu3.
Wosngi 2 - 7 shs.s q. = suiy uhsss szoo.ssfui
gree a soial. iuiel al k1e mo4al csIf.s-s bll
wsli a. thca O. ilatract hsis rupls n ilI fhss -
ins q q tharoa4h aad p9isnet edsenltoa
Ths PsPAstsass' p sssiss q De si'E 'sa Painting
Esq Nho as no suDafi - 90 Art 3. - --...-f
SIS iaimita5is aihiii = = ~ esIa sssssF, - L
resiy Eig-n bin Eufld-Ests rspa 49,.
Ths Deoartmeut u nusie. - - a. A.. -..,..l
tbinz 60 pas -a1o - 49, iasaa q 80 - 1 y.
ii0bs have uieYft ~ lg tfas ps,s Il n - -. -
ing adFastfgss n ihafig elasl > -. = H. -. -
=
ssry best &c itsss 10 sssfy br.ucd, al 4 -,
Eus oii Educatiou II 80 end as ksxS s-,--. :
f1l sracf and iharolga e0arfe o. stfF ~ ~. ~, -
and pr@e icsof Hasie salel uay D. lsr,--.i -. ~
10 eonssslin via ssa rs 4 ~ otks- -. - q
ueuta. -s-rt-
Oss o. tbs best ssiss1cta a. fhs H., 49,.
Eheh cur sc1ool = Esd at hoas sni - =
iaes is-t dariEg ne tss ysaEs q - -. p ~
hal1fref "a Airig go ToGng "a - ~. = -
tne-r i1 s1ars1 " study sad reosis.s 49,
sal fof y ms tine p1gt he nnn s.r u -
been fully equal = ne etracity q - n 49, -
PpVia D n rad are fsqsired b b..srs Il -
tufioB, uat tbsy nay sa;1y ths coa.t.rs -. 49,
pls ane sci1iy ~ lneH tsachsis Fsranf- -, -.
uii tasif dksEhiera % ouT ears nay -. ,-.s -. -.
Vared lnterss,s EiA rsesiss ear osalt..l 81 - -
eccio18 tatsafon- - eessl.-
m present session sossa Dsssnssr - = -.
ssSt 'ezsisn opens laaaary lth Eas eio : 80 -
TERns
Tor Board and Tut o. b al N. r.s-i.- -. -.
seho 1stie yeAr q ~ aonias, ,o. a a. -. -
a shorter une.) fi1o. - "
Aasie DHsou1 ior SESSION q ass uonsh.- as "A
DrsslnK, so. rain.llE, 40 Fr.,rl'' - Z, -,
SO Wsting, 20 ceuti pef eoron
20 fafther informaiigns e. c.tafssas s..l, 4,
ether u ne Prinripais. ~ =
ksv. n. 3. WILSON, 0. ..
ksF.J. L. kuDslEEs A. -
81 ingasid. hlo.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-09
L O. O. F. DIRECTORY.


TENNEsSRE LODGE, No /: Aeets evxv THssday
nsgks-R II McEwes, @; J L y eAkiey, Y q; JOLn
Hioe, Secretary; Spain, Treasurer.
TRAsUE LODGE, No IL Rsets susyy Monday Elght--
J L Parks, n G; W | Philh =, v u, hopkins,
Secretary; B Brovn, Treasurer.
SNlLhY LODGE, No 20 HssE ese-V Friday HiJAt, a.
their Hzll on south sberry street-James w ait,
EG; NJ Dvrteh, V Gi I 1 GOod.ett, Secretary, II
Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA L .DGE, No fO5 tGsrnan) Mses srs~y
TharsdaT zioAt-JUhn Heberlch, n 6; L ecker, '
G; Water, secretary; G sietsrle, Treasurer
RIp6ELY EgCA aPMEST MOL Ms~s aeyV - and
Sd WedassfaS naghh-G Fulet q ?; Harris,
Jr, hP; J l. Wtakisy, 5 "; x Grim, n; John
Hice, Scribe, Cutter, TfeaEarer.
OLIVE BRANCH ESoAMPNENT, No &: 8fAsts s5e-y
I'd and ~ Fsfaesdag aighs-L Locker, c p A
caEg6sl, p rsIk W; FTiedmanB VI I
@ Co!emHn, Scribe: J \ Ward, Treasurer.
DECREE OF REsECcAHs keas la Fridog ni9L -
sacs Esoz1h-John ; Hiae, L -; kebt Thompson, A
Ny.l Il Weakly, Secressrsi Mrs Hyrne, C0u-
eucior; arS = bsoEn, NaFde1i Ers Chs Robert
son, sentiael-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-09
nos And LElHOJ OF HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE
The following i. oorrOo. list of all Hospital. In

The following 3 correct list Of all Hospitals IN
this city:
Hospital No lou Gan Factory Surgeon c "
HOrner, cell, ge Street, on the '7il.
Hospital No p University BaildiHg: Surgeon d
Lynde, q 5 Vols, Market street, on the Hil.-
Hospital No 2-Enssy's Bedding: Surgeon L d HAr
low, L ) Vols, southeast corner Public square.
Hospital No s. Gun Factory: Surgeon Hoge-
boon, L No's, upper end OF Ffout street.
Hospiial No s-MGsonic Hal surgeon Otter
son, u Vols, corner Cf Church and Summer streets.
Hospital No 9-Cdrridge FaetoTy: A Surgeon
W France, S A, Marx ct street below tbeSquare
Hospital No Ii Pei HOEse): A Surgeon L D
Hogie A, on University rize
Hospital No l2-- Broadeag Hotel: Surgeon W Lau
ton, Z S Voc, corner Br al ana Cherry streets
Hospital No l3- HHBe's High School: surgeon r z
TayIo U Vols, Of Spruce ana Broad streets.
Hospttal No H. NGskvlle Female Academy: Surgeon
Philips, Vols, Church street, near the ChAtta-
nOOga Depot.
Hospit-I No l5-HynesG High School Surgeon VIM
81 Chsmbers u 3 Vols, corner Of Line d Sum
Hospital No l6--( CoHfrabdHd): A Surgeon RO-
payne, Z 5 A, corner Of Broad aud Front streets.
Hospital No 7-(oGoeTs'l; Surgeon Il D Lynde,
U 5 Vols, NJ ,rket st eet, on the Hill.
Ho,pit1I No 1e-Worris d Slratfoa'S Building: Sur
Reon ) W Foya, L s Vols, No 4 Market stre t
HospRII No 2I-Mealodisi Church Surgeon Z
Fuller Vols Chu5 eh strt et bet Summer and High.
CsaBtrlaHd Hospital Surge N Clark McDeTnont,
[ 5 Vols on Hardin Pike, west Of the Penitentia-y.
F'risoH Ho.p'ta--seeCHd Bgp6R Church, A A Sur
ge0n G Hickman, A, Cherry street, 90 the Bill.
CoHralesoeat BarTacLs Aar@eH HoAse) Corner II
Church aud ChCrry streets.