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The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-08-08
"A ,;te,v to remain for some time to

and likely to remain for some time to
The first installmentof conscripts
reached the camp yesterday: From
200 to 400 are expected daily.
The rebel army lies between the
Rappahannock and the Rapidan.
Lee being at Culpepper.
Furious CHS for twenty and thirty
DAYS have been granted by Gen.
Meade.
rIATER NEWS ON Sd PAGE.]
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MORGANTOWN, AUG. S, 1868.

Ow1SG to the absence of both the
editors we are without our usual edl-
torials in this issue.
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Two sons of General Meade were
drafted ia Philadelphia on Friday.
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REBEL Gen. Bowen died % dyson
;erv a few DAYS ago.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-20

The report Of Mr.. MsmmingeFl The
rebel Sscretsry Of the Treasury, is 81
important document more 80, the New
York Times shiaks, than the message Of
JEFF. Davis. Il is more dtspOndeht, more
gI5omy, and Ear moro significant and
positive in its assertions. The South is
admitted e be bankrupt, the currency
is worth nothing, aud the amount is
rapidly becoming uDcOnirOllAble; there
are nc values TO anything; the Govern
ment must repudiate all its contracts
and beg its creditors 10 accept "a new
way to pay old debts" This falling
q De czsstrv must succ,sus5" Read what
Dir. Memminger himself says:
"Tbe continuance Of the notes as a
circulating medium to their present ex
I tent involves Che ruia Of public and pri-
I watts credit, and will deprive the Govern.
ment Of tins means Of defending the lives
and property Of its citizens. II the cur
fencT remains in the present expanded
state. no measure Of relief can be made
! efectuaL Prices must advance, and th'
means Of the Government 10 pay thes'
I prices must daily lose efficiency. Taxes
become frEiiless, By reason Of the depre'
citation Of the money. The army can
neither be paid, clothed nor fed; arm
and munitions Of war can no longer b
supplied; the officers Of the Government
cannot be supported; and the country
I must suceumb."
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fFor Tie Sslhrllls Union. !
Chaplain TO Congress.


The Congress of the United States Of
North America, when duly assembled,
legally and consIitutiOnally organized,
is the most august and powerful political
body ever convened. We would look 70
that body as the great center of Ameri-
can wisdom, and hail its acts as tie
golden fruit plucked from the tree Of
Liberty, after being subjected TO the
highest possible degree of cultivation by
the most experienced politicians tie
world has ever known. This body has
before it, in panoramic view, the rise,
existence, decline and downfall of ali
nations for nearly six thousand years
Thus standing amid more than the clas-
sic halls of Greece and pslatisl chambers
of nonarchies, when assembled in the
Iabyrinthiau halls of the american Cap
itOl at Washington, D. c., inspired by
the spirit of 8 Christian nation to hold
together the unity of States in the bond
Of peace and love, which SO recently have
been and are still being baptized afresh
with the blood of her best sons-and
looking out from her lofty dome, which
stands upon the eastern verge of our do
main, 10 the coming of other nations TO
Bay their deYotions TO the Goddess Of
Libsrty; and to elect man as Chaplain
TO Congress whose theology denies the
divinity Of Christ, is to pierce q nations
heart with shaft of Deism, and send 8
wall, deep snd long, throughout the
whole country.
ba N. J. W. AMBROSE.
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sreelal Ne.Iee . rIetshans..
ASSISTANT SFEofA1 AeENCT,
~ Nashville. Dsc. ~. 1863. {

ASSISTANT SFECfA1 AeENCY,l
Nashville, Dec. IS, 1858
Merchsats in this city are notified that
it is 8 violation Of their bends TO sell
goods to any one for the purpose of re-
sale, unless the party purchasing pro-
duces certificate from 4 Local Special
Agent Of the Treasury Department, sta
ting that he is authorized to keep Trade
Store ct some point where Trade Stores
are allowed in conformity TO Treasury
Regulations. Any violation Of this Eo-
tice will subject the offenders to revo-
cation of their Trade Authority and q
forfeiture of their Bonds. This notice is
intended TO apply only to parties who
purchase goods for re sale at points O'a-
side Of he city Of Nashville, rehers no trade
stores are allo,oea Traders living in the
city, who purchase their stocks here ex-
clusiVely, are hereby permitted to do SO
until further notice, without the local
agents certificate.
Trade stores are permitted at the fol-
lowing places: Franklin, MuffrcesbOrO,
ShelbyviIle, McMinnvilIe, Gsllatin and
GAINESVILLE. CHARLES A. FULLER,
Assistant Special Agent, etc.
dec20-3s
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bill &c understood ID Be introduced By
Senator Wilson, will be amen dsd 10 some
Of It's details, bal viii not differ matssi-
ally from the form in which il was re-
ferred 10 the committee.
The nunber Of veterans who win re-
enter the service from the Army of the
pOtomsc will be upwards Of 10000, and
are equal il not larger than the psopor-
ton of veterans IN other armies that viii
volunteer for three years or during the
war
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ReenlIstmen1-lsth yvlseon.ln.

CAMP BIGNEY,
Near Nashville, Tenn, Dec. IS, '63 :
Eltor Union:
Capt. Newton. 81. Kingmsn, of the 18th
Wisconsin Infantry Volunteers, has been
appointed as veteran" recruiting officer
for his regiment, now stationed at this
post. One hundred Of its membars have
already reenlisted, and from present in
dicatiOns, the greater part of the regi-
ment will be added to the member before
another week passes.
The boys say they enlisted to assist
in putting down the rebellion, and il
three yesrs are not sufficient, they are
willing to stay five or more, if necessary
All honor to the brave. Van.
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How the Presidents got ria OF a


Bore.
Mr.. Lincoln has been greatly bored By
visitors Of late, Notwithstanding his in
disposition. The Hon. Mr.. Blowh&rd
and the Hon. Mr.. D0olite have been cali
ing pom His Excellsncy TO congratulate
him on his message and his proclamation;
gentlemen in the humble walks OF civil
life have been here for the first time and
couldn't leave without seeing the sue
cessOr of George Washington; persons
with axes to grind have insisted upon $
little aid from the CREST American rail
splitter; and between them all they have
given our convalescent Chief Magistrate
very little leisure or peace Of mind. IA
individual, whom the President knew 10
be q tedious sort of customer, called at
the White House day or two sgo, and
insisted upoa an interview. Just as be
had taken his seat, Mr.. Lincoln sent for
his physician, who Immediately made his
appearance. t1a2 a
doctor" said be, hoI ding out his hand,
"what are those mrks p
"Fhat's v4FiOloid, or mild small pox,"
said TIE doctor. There are all over me-
II is contagious, I believer, said Mr. Lin
coin. Every contagious, indeed" replied
the Esculspian attendant. "WelI, can't
stop, Mr.. Lincoln just called 10 see
how you WERE" said the visitor. 'Oa,
don't be in any hurry, sir" placidly re-
marked the executive. on
"Thank you, sir F; I'll call sgain," re-
piled the visitor, executing mastery
retreat from fearful cOntAgiOn.
DO, sir" said the President "some
people said they could, take very well
to my Proclamation, but now, I am hap
py to say, have something that every
body can take" By this time the visitor
was making = desperate break for
Pennsylvania avenue, which he reache d
on the double-quiek.
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for the icesk ending Dec. 18Th, 1863
copied from das Register of ". r. Came
bus, Government Undertaken, No. 49
Church street
G.. Young, co. G, 18th Mo.
Jno Miller, CO. 9, 18th Ohio.
A. Schrambling, co. B, I'd Mich. Cav.
j. Spangier, CO. NJ, let Mich. E. & N.
j. W. Pipe, co. E, 18th N. G.
w. L. D. Cunningham, CO. O, 32d Miss.
VIM. Crosby, CO. e, 9Th s. O., I'd Lieut.
Henry Barss, CO. B, 44th Ind.
Unknown-Rebel.
j. B. Neal, 10th s. G.
Thos. O. Pearson, co. K, 18th Ohio, Serg't
Solomon King, citizen.
ROb't SteinemAn, co. n, 24Lh Ills.
B. NJ. Bowling, co. D, LIST Fla. Cav.
And. Rodgers, co. +, 9Th Tenn.
Ed. L. Clsrk, co. @, 4th Mich. Cav.
Jno. Fligle, CO. D, 18th q. S. Taft.
Martin Boots, CO. d, seth Ohio.
Rob't Clendenin, Gov. Guide.
Juo D. Tucker
IL c. Lyle, Gen. Hsle's escort, (rebel)
VIM. 9. SnOWden, co. E, 10th Ark.
A. G.. Workman, CO. G, 18th Pa, Corp'l
Jno Rsradon, co. ], Goth Ohio.
]. W. Huddieston, co. d, 18th KY.
g. w. Henderson, CO. K, 36th Ala
w. P. McGlsnn, CO. B. Both Miss, OOrp1.
w. S. Payne, co. g, SD Tenn.
P. O. Baird, CO. b, 45th Tenn.
II. Marshall, co. @, 87Gh Ind.
j. P. Taylor, co. E, 18th Ohio.
n n =
Geo. r. Fowler, CO. |, 18th S. G.
Richd Ovens. employed in Q. Ms Dept
VIM. s. Lay, co. Il, 74lh Ind.
Henry Bowman, CO. H, 10Th Ind.
w. z. Bitter, CO. E, 10th Tenn.
SAm'l Covert, CO. ID, 22d Ind.
And. White, CO. g, 35th Ohio.
Arthur VIM, CO. II, Seth Ohio.
DAnI BsOrd, co. E, 14ih OHIO.
Geo. Wean, co. g, S4th Ind.
j. L. Hickey, co. II, 18th Pa.
Slauter Ellison, CO. ID, 42d Ind.
Frank Gallant, co. A, 18th Tenn.
VIM. Cochran, co. @, Sd E. Tenn. Cav.
j. n. Reed, CO. A, both Ala.
Jno. HetbilleF, CO. B, 18th Mich.
I. NJ. Tiliinger, 18Th Oaio Battery.
Ashbsrry Skeels, co. d, S0ih Ohio.
Willis Jennings, co. @, 5th S. @.
j. n. Harris, co. +, 33d Tenn.
5. III. Payne, co. X, 18th Tenn.
Corp'l W. h. Gore, CO. A, I'd Ky. Cav
y. Poe. &C. A, % Tenn, (col'd)
VIM. n. Gray, co. !, Sd. E. Tenn. Cav.
ID. F. Moore, co. n, IO0gh lie.
L. Hood, co. E, Sd E. Tenn. Cav.
a, HOLMAN, CO. ], seth Ind.
seEg'i jas, HARMS, co. A S5th lad.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-20

PersOas frsn 10 % years can learn ihis systems
In few Lessons lades are taught % write IN 4
ne4t, easy and rapid manner, and gentlemen N bold,
rapid, business sfyle.
10 persons acquainted with its merits his system
Of writing needs other recommendation, but those
unacquAiLted with IT, VI. d. refers 70 The foilowng
remarks and Testimonials. Instead attaching Pen
ulznSbp merely issiiadca Art. experience Of
~ years has enabled him 70 reduce Il 70 The ceysig
Of sciences 50 that being guided By ktoels6ee, In.
stead Of rasoR pTdcsce pupils from 20 60 years can
IN shert SINE learn - write with EAsks ElEoAACk
and RAPlDITY.
so accurate Is bis system, and 90 Uniform n re-
success that after Witnessing ~ elects several
hundred pupils in Nashville, the iamonted Alfred
Hume observes.
"Having lad 8 fair opportut ity o. examining yOCr
system OF fenmaaship, ana having Sc the NOndsr
fdl and rapid Improvement of your pupils IN ny
school cOnsiieT il but just u say that believe Il
to be not caly the bei sgzsn, but he eH'B dsss
EHg t1s nGszsOr by strict attention y the rules Civ
en- szy person may, 10 short time. scqrire free
rapid aud e.eesnt hand. should be pto2sed 10 see
it universally sdopted."
THIS expression vas ccacurred n by -..
Nal. Gea. y. 2. Gaines, T. 5. Army;
bis ExcsIeEey, James c. Jones' Gov. Of TeEnessse.
H. Rev. J. a Osey, Bishop u Tennessee.
r.. Rev-R. p. Ailss, Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev Phillip Lindsey, d. .. Pies. Of Nashvie Uui-
ysrsity.
Rev. J. t. Edgar, D D., and many other eitizans OF
whom, Andrew Jackson says:
Being requested by MeFsrs Doibear 70 state the
standing IN society Of the gentlemen, sgrers ~ the
withIn do 80 with much pleasure, being acquainted
with most Of them they highly respectable, and
gentlemen Of education and If high standing In
eiety. ANDREW JACKSON.
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9ew advertisements.
TREAsURT DEPARTMENT,
once Of the Comptroller OF tbs Currency,

TREAsURT DEP4RTsfssT,l
0fBce Of the Comptroller OF tbs Currency,
Washington, december IL, 1893
NXTHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
Wv 70 the unde signed, Il has been made 10 ap
pear fat the First National Bank OF Nashville, IN the
County Of Davidson and State OF Tennessee has been
duly organic UNDER and sccorung TO. the require.
IS OF the act Of Congress, entitled IAN act 70 pro
vide a nat ona currency, secured By pledge Of
United States stocks, aud 10 provide for The crcua
tiou aud redemptOl thereOf, ap. roTea February 25
1862" and has complied with all the provisions Of
said act required 10 be complied with be pre- CON-
meEcng the business OF BAnkiBg:
Now, therefore, ], HtGH McCUIL CT, COmptrolleI
Of The Currency, do hereby certify that The said First
National Bank Of Nashville, County Of Davidson anu
ate Or tennessee, Is authorized to commence the
business Of Banking, under tie act afJresaii.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal OF
Office, this eleventh day u December, 1895.
(Signed) r.. MOCULLOCH,
Comptroller Uftle Currency
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Mas. DoCdLas.--TAc widow Of sena-
cor Dpugiss Is a presens in Washington,
szfsgtd by Secretary Chase - . clerk
10 flls ifsasusy DspsTimsbt She Il asl-
dom seen IN public.
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TO RENT-FoR 1864.

The Farm in Edgefeld, of 225
Acres,
CITUATKD between Galsatin and white Grad
~ Turnpikss, IN the centre q which = ths family
resldenee Of PaFmesler HaIris, Of the o. q Navr
and en- the hoEthern boress Of Il too small Cottagts
with its barn, 8sables Care azs-hOu,e sorirs bo7-
and other eoaFeDiert Cut-houses 4 aGtres !
pleasant residsRcs near the city, AM the soil i
excsllcnf for cultivat.on.
Apply 70 g J. Gro HAKkIs Paguasisrn = ~,
Eeg forks Or 20 II. q. SC0VEI
No. 10 Park Street opposite fst mont n lhe sniti
Nashville, Tennessee.
noy6-tL
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Official Vote Of ohio.

HURRAH!-The author of the following
evidently Hlost his grip" over the news
from Grant
HuTrEh for Ulysses, The bravest the best
HurrAh for the hefoes, the men ol the Westf
Hurrah for the Hoosier Hurrah for the buckeye
Harrahfor the Badger HHrrah for Kentucky
Hurrah for the Yankee, Scotch, Irish and German.
Hurrah for old Hooker, and Thomas, and sherman
You OF course never drink, bat now take some
todGy.l
Hurrah every body for e-v-eTy-b O-dy.
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VIII be furnished nee Of charge 10 soldiers ia or cut
Of the Hospitals, if their bO,tles or tnkstands are
brought at the above hOurs SoIDIERs are taught one
third less than citizens
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N e L s O MS
o AGENCY OFFICE.
FOR SALE.

A SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, in West Nash.
~ vile.
An elegant Residence On Vine street, at reasona-
bic price.
Brick Store, Dwelling, Stable, &C. with % scges Of
good land, fruit trees, wood and water in abundance,
Al Iriune, Williamson county. Can be exchanged
fSrpr0perty in Nashville
fne manufacturing site, on the river bank, In the
corporation OF Nashville
tlS0aorss 81 Land. with eomfortsbls improvements,
four miles north Of the city, At $500 per TSen-
~ acres or more can BE- % II tas purchaser does not
want all
Two elegant Store houses Oh the Public square,
Nashville.
rick Dwelling on Codar-strset, between spruce and
Vine, no 20.
Lots, improved and unimprOypd. 10 Edgefeld, North
Nashville, south Nashville, and West Nashville.
9z3- Deeds Of Conveyance, Mortgages, and ali kinds
OF gal documents drawn up By competent Attor-
neys.
e. Fire, Marine and Life Insurance. Poli,ies sEu.
by G.. E. Smith, agent.
Call 50 WILSON'S OFFICE
deelS-lm CherTy-st near Union.
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BOOM Over SAi1l's Drug Sore, Cor Church sad Pa,
Sreas. HOURS, 9 to IL, q. M, 8 To .. p. n. rad
to 8 at night.
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The following message was sent to the
Q. S. Senate en- fhs 18th inst

" o. senate On me 41th inst
Herewith I lay before you a letter Ad
dressed 10 myself By = COMMITTEES OF gea-
tlemen representing the Freed Mans Aid
Society IL Boston, New York, PhilAdsl-
phia aud CineianatI. The subject Of
che Letter. % indiested absve, IS oae Of
great msgnltaae and Importance, and
one which these2 gsnlIemen Of known
ability ard high character seem 70 have
co1sidered WITH care. Not having time
70 form mature Judgment Of my own As
10 whether The Pi4a these gentlemen
suggest is best. submit the whole sub
j.ct % Congress, deening that thsis at
Z teussOz thereto Is almost imPsratively
Demanded. e-s -.
ApRAuAN i TsooIs.
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B. MeKpSIE, PiantrT,
J OILY, Defendant
In a sun BY original attachment before G. NJ SOUTH
gate, Justice Of The Peace FOR DaVidson County Ten
nsssee.
A n attachment vas sued out 10 this caso By B. r.
"A McKiuaie PlaintG, ". J. Oily, Defendant, be
fore me FOR debt and Is Appearing % the satisfaction
Of tho Justice that the fndnnl q resident Of
the Stats Of Tennessee Il Is ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks "a e Newspaper
called the Nashyii Union, published IN the City Of
Nashville, Tennessee, requiring the defendant, J.
OILY 10 appear before said Justice tbs 5th day
Of January, 1874, and plead snswer demur 10 said
suit, otherwise the cause win he sci down for hearing
parts on that day
C. N. sOUTBGATE,J P.
Dee.l, tee3.--4W.--Pr. fee g..
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Capt. Goth Ills. Vol. Infantry.

Having learned the interesting and
useful science of Photography with Pro-
lessor j. W. Dolbsar, 1 most heartily en-
dOrse the above notice by Capt Rhodes
JAsP B PARTRIDGE,
Capt. 44.h Ills. Vols InfPy.
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Georgians, Attention.

'T'AE UNDERSIGNED having been aathorlss! u 10
- ereit Eoui. 10 re Uaite4 States sersics Or ihs
term Of ihrcs gesrs Or dafias tbs ar From 90 ogsl
mea q Georgia desire1s u gigin< recraitne con-
mssinns 70 ensfgeie, lfue nsh, va an - oannls
.s1ned a. son - TIE company iuil 10r nfbrraa
iloH Apply " nc HoRAqn
sossa-Am' Bdfspor, IA.
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Miss Helen Moulton, a young Ameri-
can lady whose family have long resided
in Paris, was msrriedto the Count Paul
de Hatfield, Secretary of the Prussisn
Embassy in Paris. As the bride was q
Protestant and the bridegroom Catholic,
the marriage was celebrated according
to the rites of both churches. Several
young American ladies nave married in
TO titles in PAris-among them the
daughters of General Harvey and the
daughter of James Phalen, Esq, of New
York. A considerable number more
hope to thus be abba to prefix handles
TO their names. Some of them will wait
too long, so that neither counts nor come
mOners will come a wooing. There was
also a numerous assemblsge of the most
distinguished of the sristocracy on the
occasion. The saloon of the Embassy
was transformed for the occasion into a
richly decorated chapel, and there the
ceremony, according to Catholic usage,
was performed. Amongst the company
were, in addition, the Princess Troubets-
kOi, the Countess Lowenthal, the Coun-
tess Gabriac, the American Minister and
his lady, the Marquis de Bethisy, Ma
dame Gudin, &c.
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E,,n.n q. Rr. -. Ri.hnn n,.r.

CoLUMuA, Tran, Nov. %, 1913.
Nh. J. W. DoIBEAE-Dear Sir Ihave BEEN much
Interested and pleased IN examining your system Of
Penmanship Your method of teaching seems 10 me
10 be both skifgl aud faiihfCl and The improvement
OF yeur pupils is "prsing and rapid beyond any,
thing have ever witnessed. ! shall feel happy n
this testimony your merit shall lead others avail
themselves OF your instruction in one Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully,
etc. JAS. u. 0TEY.
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1 nIr. pelbsar...Phsnesrnphr.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 12ah, 1868.
take pleasure in directing the atten-
ton of my military friends, and all
others, to the science of photography, as
taught by Prof. j. W. DOlbear, of this
city.
have avsiled myself of the oppOr-
tuuity of taking course of instruction in
this labor saving science, and though my
official engagements prevented my regular
attention, yet am perfectly sstonished
with the progress / have made in so short
a time. Eight or ten lessons includes all
the instruction | have received, and by
which have been enabled 10 master the
principles, read and write it, with ease
and readiness. The admirable adapta-
ton of this science to the requirements
of Che people in this age Of RAILROADS and
telegrsphs, must commend itself to the
attention of every rejecting mind. /
hesitate not to say, that Mr.. DIS expert
ence is such as TO enable him TO impart
its principles to the comprehension of any
ordinary mind, in the remarkably short
period of few hours. am further pre-
pared to assert that if the practical utility
of this remarkable invention was pro-
psrly appreciated, no friend of progress
and improvement, would be so unmind-
full of his duty to himself and others, as
TO neglect any opportunity to avail him
self of 5 practical knowledge of this
rapid, rational, and philosophical system
of committing ones thoughts to paper.
T. ]. RHopEs,
nnnE enfb TIIs VoI T,fnrt-u
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a very deep interest is felt here about
Tennessee. Ifshe adopts the true policy,
We shall in a short time receive from the
pOPuiOus North many thousand iumi-
grants and many millions Of dollars.
l s. Z. h.
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Allow ne 10 introduce 70 you my frierd J. w. Dol
bear who sits your city for the purpose Of tesch
ing Penmanship and Photography his repufAfiJu
a successful teacher is well and 80 widely estab
lighed that viii say n0ihing that score. only
desire TO present him as gentleman from whose 70
ciety have derived much pleasure ard profit and as
one whom you have the intelligence 10 appreciate
any thing you may do 10 further his designs viii be
gratefully acknowledged b. your friend,
JOIN & EDGAR
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From te Hos. Judgs " Gr8aa,
President Of The Law School, az Lstaaon Tenn, and
nessee:
''Ar. DOibesr has spent many ycaGs In teaching
and perfecting his system Of Instruction, and Is by
Far superior 60 any teacher Of penmGnshiP have
or seen. You viii perceive az once that he is man
Of tine intelligence. lie gives 10 Instruction without
Feasos and his reasoning is so Just aHd clear that
you once perceive the prinoipls he seeks ppart
and that being fxed IN the min :, The pupil aching
upon it, lesrns to write with case and rapidly
az well with elegance
I commend Mr. Dol5e2r % your kind attention, and
trust it viii be consistent with your views and feel
ings 70 forward HIS objecis. Any Service yOa may
render him will be worthily bestOwcd and III obligr
me Very respectfully, your friend,
LEBANON TExN., Oct. 20, 1866. n GREEN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-20

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