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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-06-27
TIE DAILY TIurs. Of Lsarenworih. i.

now the largest daily paper in the State.
IL is neatly printed, and makes as good
an appearance as any Of is coiempora
ries OF the older States We wish tie
prop,ieiors success. II the editor NO d
only &c; clear of his Mcclellan insanity,
We should have little fault 10 find with
lin, bat SO long as he hangs on 10 that
imbeciie, he mus, expee, to have a small
tain, Of the yal.andlngham-W Wood smell
in lis garments. aud like poor Tray for
being found in bad company. suffer bis
good name TO come TO reproach.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS, tss

,. L. elephant, Plaintiff
vs.
John Beland. Defendant.
By virtue of an order Ut sale TO me directed
and delivered. issued ont Of the First District
CJ1rt OF the State o; Kansas, sitting If ard for
Jefferson County, in said State, viii, on
wednesday. sally Sth, a. ID, 1865,
between the hours Of IL O'Clock A. NJ and two
O'Clock, F. VI. OF sail day, at the Court House
Door in the village Of 0skal6osa, in the County
and State aforesaid, offer at public sale. to the
highest bidder, :or cash in hand al! the right, ii
lie and interest oil the above named defendants
IN and 10 the following described property, to- wit:
All that part Of the northeast quarter Of Sec
uon thirty go in town eight Isl Of range Eighteen
uSl, discrib~ d as follows, to wit: Commencing
al the northwest corner of said quarter section,
thence south d rods, thence east l6s rods thence
north "a rois, thence vest s6s rods 10 the place
OF beginning, containing six acres, more or less,
ali In Jefferson County, Kansas.
Said pro erty appraised at $3.50.
Said property levied on and to be sold as the
property OF the above named defendants
\. W. taylor, Sheriff
Sheriff 5 Office, Cskaloosa, May q, 1868.
lii-5w
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There will be a meeting Of the Board
Of Directors of the Jefferson County
Agricultural Society, al the Office of The
County Treasurer. in Osksloosa, on the
first Monday in July next,at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. Ii is very desirable that every
member OF the Board should be pre-.
sent. By the President.
r. A. HAYES, Secretary.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS} &C
jefferson County.
Isaac Titoti, plaintiff,
vs.
J. N. GraLaia and Robert ST. Clair Graham, de-
ieRdsnis.
By virtue Of an order of sale TO ME directed
and delivered. issued out OF the First District
Court of the State of Kansas, sitting in and for
Jefferson County, in said State, will, on
Wednesday. Ju,y Ist. 1853,
between the hours OF IL o'clock, 4. II and
| o'clock p. NJ. of said day, at the Court House
Door in the Village OF OskaloOsa. in the County
and State aforesaid. offer at public sale, TO the
highest bidder, TOR cash IN hand all the right, title
and interest Of the above named defendants in
and TO the following described property, to-wit:
The west half of the north west quarter and
LOT one Of section eleven in township ten Of range
seventeen, containing 1871 2i-l00 acres. in JEFF
ferson county, State Of Kansas; said above de-
scribei property appraised at Si37.
Said property levied on and to be sold as tie
property Of the above named DEFENDANTS.
n. w. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, Oskaloosa, May l3, 1863.
liz 5w-SS,s0
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HE KANSAS FARMER No, g has reach
60 us, and is filed with good matter
~ 'nls respect an improvement on the
nfst cumberland bids fair TO become
20 srtlcle Of indispensable value to the
afmer. Monthly. 81. 90 . year. F.
w. Adams, Topeka, Kansas.
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NOTICE.

Alexander Hansford in 'he State Of Kentucky,
will take notice that David 7. Mitchell. OF Bong
las Comfy. Kansas, did, on the Nth day OF Feb
ruary. 1860, file his petition in the District Court
for Jefferson County. Kansas, against Alexander
Hansford, setting forth that said Alexander Hans
ford is Justly indebted TO said Mitchell in the cum
of ss7, 70 for morcy loaned and advanced By said
Mitchell to said Hansford. with interest thereon
from the 9Th day Of January. 1859, at the rate ct
ten per cent. per annum- And said Hansford 10
further natiiied that his real estate siisated In
Jefferson County, Kansas, to wit; the south east
quarter of section Sc. township 10, range IL. has
been attached TO pay said money interest and eoss
Of suit And the said Alexander Hansfcfd h no.
tilted thst he is required to appear and answer
said petition on or before the 10th day Of July,
1864. or the same will be taken as confessed.
I4I7-w D. T. MITCHELL.
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MasoS,c.-T The Masonic Fraterni.,

MASONIC The Masonic Fraternity
Ct this place andyicinity celebrrted the
Gath with appropriate ceremonies, end
ing WITH a baske; dinner. Owing 10 the
threatening aspect of the weather, the
intended arrangements were interrupted,
but the proceedings passed off pleasan.-
ly and with apparent general saiislac-
ton. DR.. Dickinson delivered the ad-
dress. which we hear spoken OF with
commentator.
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, lSs
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON,
Abel Whitney, Plaintiff.

VS.
Norris S. Knight. Defendant.
BY virtue of an order OF sale to me directed
and delivered. issued out of the First District
Court Of the State of Kansas, sitting in and for
Je.Iersoa County in said State. viii. on
Wednesday, July sth, =, -. 1858,
between the hours OF Il o'clock, A. NJ, and two
-o'slock, P NJ. of said day, at the Court House
Door in the village OF Oska!oosa, in tie County
and State aforesaid. offer at pubic sale, TO the
highest bidder, tor cash in hand all the right, IL
tie and interes, of the above named defendants
in aud to the following described property to wit:
The undivided half of the south west quarter OF
section thirty one, in township nine OF range
eighteen. in jefferson County. State Of Kansas
Said property appraised al $500, Said property
levied on and to be sold as Tie property Of the
above named defendant.
N. W. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Oskaloosa. May 81, 1853.
Adau 9, Crozier 4 Ludlum, H'rs. Ati'ys li4-3w.
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Judge Day has been appointed En-
rolling officer for this and the lower dis
triet OF the county. and Judge Spalding
Tor the district in which he resides.
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HanvrsrIseA Mos. Of the rl,ea, i,

this region has been cut, and the yield
has been E o good that We hear little or
no complaint about the crop. We shall
have dread and to spare in Kansas this
year. Thus far We have had it season.
able for all classes OF crops and vegeia-
bles. with promise Of great abundance.
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N-The weather has been damp al
most the entire week, yet but little rain
has fallen.
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a s ss.'s has been visited by auoth-
NSusgn,ien. The amount OF dam
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Order Of Publication

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON.
In the District Court OF the First Judicial Dis
trict OF Kansas, sitting in said County Of lefler-
son,
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pG ana a MA 81 Z

such as Coral Hair Oil, Cologne, Turkish Crysia
Pomade, &C., &C., &c,
If you want anything in the grocery line, call
at the Corner OF jeff rson and Delaware Sts.,
Oskaloo.a, Kansas, where you can purchase A.
THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-09

PorRrH AND fIyrH wAHD RriiRr Con-.
sirryx.-The 9th and 9TH Ward committee for the
slef Of the families OF soldiers In jersey City, have
inst concluded their first years labors The receipts
1urine that time amounted TO s2lTe 90. and the s1
psnditures % Os, eavins lees than $50 in the
Ye0ury, About 20 faniliss nov requir. assistance,
md no doubt the Committee viii take stsps " ssssi
hem.
THB IRoH-cLAD SrIAMsHiP TxcrNsHu, will
~ launched on saturday mont, from sseor d Coz
fard, jersey City, at high water.
NEW JEEsHr STATE FAiR.-The Fair OF n,
dew Jersey State Agricultural Society commences
today. and viii continue until Friday evening. Tn,
sumheS n sstsssa. especially OF bioodcd stoch, -.
earn. 10 nov quite large. The Fair will be- held on
,he pretty srounds q the Pa'saic County Auicultu
~ Patterson. The trains Of ths Ere Railroad viii
aop at POINT coas BY.
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burning Of the Old ~crnglie at COnstnn-
tinopie

From the ievani IiESALp Of August the 18th, We
nave m account OF the burning q tho Old Palace Of
selim, 81 An'tapha and o. Ashmoud; and one OF
the mo'' un'Gue and ehsracteristo buildinu on the
'ou'h side OF the Golden Horn. This disaster occur
r'd on the morning Of the 18th Of AUGUST. and in
h''Ie more than hall an hour the whole pile uas In
flames
The Grand Vizisr Fusd P,chs, va, the dr,, on the
spo'' ioo"rd By tho other uisers, the general Of
h'r'' u garrison ami shout 5000 troop, All effort.
T. sHt'' hefsms', however, ~ers useless. Ths all.
Of ~. cd building thu, destroyed, 4. on. q, a..
.,o'' ins,olio IN STEAMBOAT. In the earliest Brzsn.
ht ualt' vac covered by the Acropol. Of The nav
LatleIn ,ags and has been occupied by the palace,
oi sortt' p'roIs, until the erection OF tho la 10
strur!ure ~ Mah,in.t ID. Al the time of it, dss,
uut,,on ny 90 syiaglio wac occupied by tho ladies
OF rstsbltnihtnt Of the late sultan Abdul N al.
90, lh," ,eh,"i,d Of four wives, and shout thr o
nunn,ea nns hnn, ,,,aes Of lover rank, besidsI
nearly onS nnhII,d white and black servants ,
CURED Ihs hss !, sad 70 have originated in sms
BY the fourth wife, Who had barely time 10 hss,en h
che sdoi room. Of her late eonjussi colleagues
SlssuWs-Asd uss tmRsdiAts Dshs bsioSs ~
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STATEN ISLAND.

RRvrRw AT CAMP New DoRr--A SPEECH
ZION Gxs. MCCLELLAN, &e.-Yesterday ~ this camp.
pest enthufissm VA occasioned BY an order from
Col lansing TO the Commsndsn., Capt. Wilde, that
General Mcclellan would attend AID review the
Soops sneamped there. Accordingly the proper ar
rsngemsnS we're mAde-tsn,s dressed With fsss,
oovsp aud green boushs, and all the secompan rnents
necessary 70 do honor to the OCCASION Crowds Of L.
dies and gentlemen stationed the nselves in ptomi-
oent places TO witness the proceedings Al O'Clock
General Mcclellan and his stat, accompanied by Col.
Landing, made his appearance on horseback. lie vas
erected by long oDntinued cheering and waving Of
hsts and handksfehiss, firing OF cannon. 6e. Thess
demonstrations were gracefully sehnovlsdsed by the
General and then the review proceeded. Three thou
ssud troops were drawn up In line Of battle, sons
through their mauTuvres like veterans. After this
The General and Col Lansing rode through the lnes
inspecting the various Companies In detail Then oil
The honors Of marching salute paid 70 General
Mcclellan. after which the line Vas again formed.
and presently the hollow square surrounded BY the
hocps, General Mcclellan addressed than follows
Comrades OF the Army of ths'Potomse, an happy
sss NJ, Old co ~ The sress Army y" ths ro
tomsc, Who so faithfully followed me through ell the
hsttles Of the Penin.ula. tCheen and dssienns AZ
beautiful camp, and recognize 40 many OF the devo
led friend. Of their country. and to learn that &C
many Of You are again volunteering TO serve hsl
cause. I am panied 70 meet you With ranks thinnrd
nv go many OF your brave comrades having fallen on
the battle field. ! will not detsn you longer, but
s,mply ask you, when you return to the army, &
inform your eailant comrades that you have again
seen your former commander. will not farewell
only rood bye. Farewell 10 II word dislike to use
sud hope never again to utter II.
Immense cheering greeted the conclusion Of th,
Generals speech, Proceeding to headquarters, thu
General and star were invited to parshe Of refresh
msns, after which the hand shaking and enthusiasm
Of tho crowd were perfectly overvhelmins-the sol
dsp completely surrounded the General and hi
h'r-, apparently determined TO carry them on the,
shoulders around tho camp Convivislity relsuec
'upreme At the headquarters. Toasts were drank
short ,p'cches made At late hour the General an'
'sh departed, followed by crowds Of people snIiou
tlcHtch PARTING slsnce at the hrst commander Q
the Army OF the Potomac.
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HEADQUARTERS NINTH CONGRESS-

HkADQUARTFRS NINTH CONGRESS-
1 ionsl District of New York, seventh Avenue,
northwest corner Of West Forty seventh ct, New
York, August Sl-t, 500.
Tn. Hoard Of Enrol me nj for the Ninth Congress.
tonal u strict OF tho state of Nov York will com
Thursday, the 81 day Of september, 1868, 81 O'Clock
a. n, for The purpose Of hearing claims for exemp
tion and the Transaction OF Ito other Su.inrss The
different blank csrtcs'es for exemption will he fur
nnhed on application, but tho must be properly
prepared and verified before presentation.
Inoee only need apply Who have been notified IN
aprar: and they only on the day mentioned in tho
notice.
All such will be attended to during that DAY. and n
the ordeg in which they shall have presented them
selves
All persons Who have been drafted, and Who desire
present subsitute., may ave notice in writing tn
the Board Of Enrolment that such day they will
present substitute giving HE name re.idenos, age,
AND stating whether he 10 an alien or citizen.
Proposio for sutstitutes and the Examination Of
persons 40 offering will be heard by the hoard on the
tween the hourr of A. NJ and 3 T. NJ. up to the
time ~hen the drafted rncn shall have been order d
TO report a. the rendezvous.
inc business Appropriate tn each dav will he nm
nhed uIon that day and IN ell rases preference
viii be given TO those Who shall present sbst itutes
CHAs. K. JENKINS, Capt. and Provost Marshal.
%l2 Ninth District, n. V
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED
l. by the Board ~ claims IN &C
against thu County for dsmnse, ALLEGED 10 have h. en-
sustained by the destruction cf or injury to build ng.,
or other real or personal property in consequence q
the recent riots, VII hold meeting ., the
Board ~ SUPERVISOR Room No H. City Hail. ed
nesdsy, sept 9th, 1855, at O'Clock Z. NJ to consider
In ugr
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| esus, s,resA s,,,, ~, 49,, q. A..
other ladies' The whole oY thee N slso the othey
somsn, supuchs sad serxsnts' msnsssS y. ewsc.
their retreat into The outer sspt court and there
my were found half sn hour later BY the
,smov sS'@ az. OF me pslssse Al vsre ssiely
finally 10 tbs paisos ~ shn sn,,sn M
ferts v,yr nsss N .,,r . sse oS ~ a. sh
vardrobes, Jewels and furniture thus hsstiiy sbsn
doned, bot With hardly any secess. The whole may
e. 'o liz 70 nays fallen Prey 70 the flames Happily
msmhs, .e,s ss,nns ns.ono ueasuse house vii re-
hio.k, modern n one bvidps an III ssc 80 IN
hill behind, which has escaped In. General min and
ns,s they snd the silver gilt throne which does dui
80 si.'y reposs But the old SERIAL i'.eli
Of Il vas 10 historical aS.oe,s,;oe M so6 ~
therssb on,s Initiate vsius ~ 'h ~ tsoo or
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ClaInant- Will he required 10 prove the owner.hlp
Of the prop riy sroyrd the facts in relation to its
destiuction and II. value Of the property.
The above named persons With their witnesses,
Elijah :. PuRDY,
JAMES DAVIS, s,~~,.,
AUGUSTUS WElSNAS,,, $500
SMITH ELY. Jr, "''ee'
OklSOS BLUNT,
RoRrnT I. ht1CiurDs, Secretary.
New York. N'p;. s,h, 1868. S93
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OFFICIAL AND Legal.
CITY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT.

sprc,., xor, ANGUS, 81, 1863.
.,sn, aaI 4. NOTICE. To the Public: IN, under
the necessity Of ash boIes and other
~n TOT the reception of ashss and household refuse
m ,as.h sIprrlrnents made in the Eleventh. -Four
concentrated that BY his plan the city can BE- fred
ION VIZ appesranee on our Sidewalks OF tbese
1912 .n.utnbranoes, ~hile escaping their pestf.f
III. htcs THIS opporunty Of ealins the atten
notice no in course Of di,itution ious hout the
rSh NM 81 etine asenesaI eo-otsration on the ps ~
% ~ cui1en. IN enabling the unders snsd to ea1y
da, same ,no eject lie further desires that every
., one rtlof'd TO him at this Depirmen Mt With the
number of,he cart.
FLA. BooLE,
City inspector.
CRY tNsrscroa'a DsrAsrsy>rl
,or,.. Ngw SoHk, Aus. 81, 1882. !
Nll''F -. Tic underlined hndins that srea, 10.
uor, ie mo etnense. 10 eaused bv collecting and re
throw or ,eatsred upon The from the d.rss
or carriage bofes and believing IL 10 be the desre Of
evrry househteper and resident 81 this Ward to Aid
Tue unosssned In his Efforts 10 keep the streets IN
snes. the follow Ing
notce VII h sivrn Of the approach Of the ash and
snnEe csrts ~ the riDsins Of q hell II minuts N
advance of the carte, and YOU arc respectfully mol
neu and requested not place any ashes, gsrbare,
refu" MISTER ~ any nd. in from, Of youi premises,
ofupon the Sidewalk, until said bsll IL rnns.
'hfts viii pass through the streets OF this Ward
ever DAY Sundays erceptod) TO collect and
oil ahcs, ssrhase. etc, from the streets.
'onpla,nt Of NEGLECT 70 regularly collect and re-
move above should b. made 20 the City Inspector,
a. his Once, No. 10 Chatham ~
,. =, =. l. A. BOoLE, City Inspector.
THOMAS y. CAW,
Nupt ofSsui,ry Inspection. as
NEW YORK COUNTY INSTITUTE AND
RELIEF COMMITTEE.
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NAMES AND PLACES OF MEETING or Aux.
ILIAkY COMMIT lYgS.

The Committee announce hereby that, In r,rsu anee
ofther requsst ALE the I'd instant the hartman
of the Republican Central and 1ammsuy Hall Gene
RAJ tomrn!ttees have each elected gentleman In
Zach ward u meet daily ct some place In thei re-
sp".ive Wards and gve inform alton and instruction
70 drafted persons desiring the aid OF this Committee,
and that the several Ward Committee named 10 the
annsid lists have agreed to the places and time Of
meeting, a. also shown in connection with the aid
list. GEORGE OPDYKF Nayoy
MATHEW T BRENNAN, Comptrollr.
WM ". TWEED, Supervisor,
WIN X. STEWART, Supervisor,
ORlSON Bill Mt supervisor,
ELIJAH y. PURDY, Supervisor.
Committee.
CT. TBoar~or,, 'efu.
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INSTRUCTION.

banjo INSTRUCTIONS-H. c. DOBSON,
iSAanufaeturer and teacher Of the Bano,64a Rrosd.
way, Who guarantees his pupil perfect know al
the instrument in IL lcssons, for ID. Ar
RANJO AND JIG DANCING TAUGHT
- BY the renowned j. began, mspufaetureY ana
teacher Of the hAnjo. l39 First ave- IL Iesaons a.
Satisfaction guaranteed. ?h3
RANJo TAuGilT-BASjO TAUGHT By
1.-The DOBSON Brothers, "A Fourth Az. cor IOtb a.
Pupils guaranteed thorough knosiedss Of the han
der. Ava
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MEDICINES.

HENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC LISIMENT
IN CURES RHEUMATISM.
Kennedy KheuIp attic l. niment Cures SeurAlEta.
ksnnsdys Rheumatic l.iniment Cures Sprans.
ksnnedy's Rheumatic Liniment Cues Bruses
kenn.dy's Rheumatic Imminent Cures Sore Throat
kennedys Rheumatic linment Cures Aches and
Pains Of every name and nature.
Tor sale BY d. g. BARNES co, 902 Brosdvsy 1854
TV MOTHERS-DR. NEAL, "a WEST
l. lcth st, dyes special attention TO the treatment
snd cure Of ehildysns bowel complaints. Perm nent
cures q chronic disrrhos guHantssd. kemsdy or
salss CeAsultaGNns tEsa, ~
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Ok CENT HAIR DYE,
~ BRlESTs CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
Ia the only Rdbl' well the cha pest article in
he yora, ana !. sold 6y Al respectanie DIussi.. in
sale Dnssi-t. are our Agents in New York. BARNES
4 Co, ?02 BioMvay j. C, HART, - Beekman II ;
Co., 1so Allen cor stanton cts, and cor. Avenue b
and Houston Of: POTTER 4 Co, AS Hudson street
and 81 Sixth avenue. Drucests can also BE- surpled
bv CHAs. ". CRITTENToS, No. So siSth avenue
Manufactures At Is South second q KuliamlbuTsb
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$4,000. OOOocoIL.o2A1Ss, %, OF y TnE

S2.UUU.U cc1 Loan \, 10, UF y TIE
81 INSCRIPTIONS are hereby invited TO Loan of
TWO MILLION DOLLARS, authorized by an ordi-
anance ui the ard Of sup.rv,orr, approved by the
Mayor Angus, 18th. 1865 entitled Al Ordinance %
promo Tor ne procurenSp 81 subst,tutss FOR rsr
,dlh c't's''s AZ the cU dnd county " Neu fOrk uho
hare hs'nor may her after BE- dyafd 10 sryre IN ne
ARM ~ he tplor during the exisin0 trdr, and for
ofhrr purposes"
The proper books for such subscriptions will he opened
A. IN. tonptToller's office and after SATl RDAY,
the 2yth AUGUST instant, and will remain open until
the whole SUN shall BE- taken.
Subscribers will BE- required TO deposit with the
days after entering their ptons. the amounts
sub.cribed for by them respectively, and pressnt
vii receive Bonds Of the County 70 equal anon nts
det mable on or before September lst 1884 With in,
teIest from the dsts Of payment st the rate Of M per
aXTTBEw T. BRENNAN, Controller.
City Of New York Department Of Finance Conn.
tyoueIs Ono. AuSust Is 1853 AZ.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-07
Inducement to Suffers.

We beg leave TO call the attention of
Suffers and Dealers generally, to tho
fresh supplies we are receiving daily,
consisting of all brands of chewing and
smoking tobacco, a large assortment Of
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters,
dates, figs, nuts, raisins, pickles, sausage,
candies, etc. Also, large variety Of
commercial, note, and letter paper, en-
velopes, pencils, gold and steel pens, port
folios, pocket account books, ink, black
ing, etc. Silk and cotton handkerchief,
suspenders, neck ties, combs, hair, tooth
and backing brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas, gura OvercOats, blank
cts, haversacks, valises, pocket knives,
shirts of all descriptions, hats, shoes,
boots, towelling, domesties, cAlicoes,
jeans, kerseys, osnaburgs, and a full
stock of notions. Also, groceries and all
kinds Of wines and bitters, which we
offer for sale at the lowest market rates, at
wholesale. a. & M. LANDsBERo & Co,
Corner of Market ST.. and Public Square.
march Sly.
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sword Presentation.

aof 49,. NASHVILLE, April 6, '69.
Editor NdshmGe Union IaI g.
was witness of an interesting and
pleasing ceremony at the headquarters of
the 10th Michigan Regiment Infantry,
yesterday, ofthe presentation ola sword,
sash and belt, 10 Lieut.. WM. A. Corr
LAND, of Company B, said Regiment
The company, Cine looking body of
men, numbering about sixty, rank and
file, were drawn up in line on their pa
rade ground, and at the appearance Of
their Captain, presented arms, He then
presented the implements Of war with
the following brief aud appropriate re-
marks:
LIEUT.. COPELAND
1t is with sincere pleasure that IN
dertake the pleasant duty imposed ON me
to-day. Your friends, the non commits
stoned officers aud priyates ofmy COM
pany, fully approaching the energy and
fidelity with which you have ever dis
charged your duty TO them, and your
country, IN this her hour Of need, have
requested me TO present you this bsaui-
ful sword, sash aud belt In receiving
them let me add-in this your new po-
sitiop-with these testimonials Of their
regard girded about your waist, may
you ever remember soldiers watchword
should be duty, and may you never even
for a moment falter in the high and hon /,
orable discharge OF yours whatsoever It
may be.
Lieutenant COPELAND, briefly respond
ed in few feeling and expressive re-
marks.
Col. Lum being present, thon made a
brief speech, which he prehcsd by say
ing be could never witness such express
sion ofgood feeling among his men but
it affected him almost to tears. Before
he finished we all were convinced that
he felt all, and more than he said
The ceremonies were wound up by