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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-19
United States of America.
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssRE-No. So

WHEREAs HORACE Fl. HARRISON, F@Q,
w Attorney Of the United States for SAID District
who Prosecutes therein, on behEf Of the United
State5 and Jos. r. lin, ESQ.,, Surveyor of Cus-
oms has fled an Iniorna ion N the District Court
Of the United states for said District, against II9
packages merchants ana suffers goods. now iying
IN the storehouse formerly occupied by Messrs. A.
J. duncan Cos On the public squars IN RsshF lie,
Tennessee, and against al persons lawfully Dter-
Nenng for their interests therein slleg ng that on
Sept. Zfth, 1854, 81 property was seized in said
district on land by Jos, Z. Dlin ESD, Surveyor of
Customs, as osfeited for eau, mentioned IN said
Information, snd praying for the ususd process
Now therefore, in obedenesto the mention OF said
Court, hereby give public notice 10 all per Gus
terest-d IN said property, 20 app"ar before Paid
Court al the Courtroom 10 the Cap toi Al Nashville
in raid District. on the 3D. Monday in October inst,
then and there 10 propound their claims and N Ike
their allegations. E
f. Il. GIIASCOCK,
Marshal U. S.. Middle District Of Tennessee.
not i
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one door sou'h o. OnicE, zap sfsirs) - ihe iolos-
ing houra kEofa 3 un1l u o,elock, a. - AID from
Z uAii O'Clock, Pm Ahsr . o'cl0cl ?. a. The
IT esa ce iound a. hs Fesicene 9. e0ner ~ hgrn-
fner aud Dsadsrek streets (fF. Niusson's olt Ies'
descel locilt-is
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County CSurt--BedfSrd Counly.
OCTOBER TENN i'''-

william n. wisener. ST. p.st,sa "a r,usys
Thomas G. Mosly. Admir- Ae Aan'i'ils'f''of'
Ia thls ease is isEppesung u tbs Court that ThoHas
q No.fg tie siefsudant. - a E0r-rcs idrnt u tts
sfats ~ Tsnnessse 50 that the Ordinary process of
laN eannof b served On hiH; j, = ofutffd itnt
nesssDa er peAlis Cd 81 the cIfy Na- hsl.ie. ~
four esessiss Ereks, r-slnirlaR - a Me1t O. A.
fea- selors aid Cour, at the Cart Toc'ii, in -ne
hxvlls ca ne Erzt MONDAY O. 4fcen.hfr D. - fo
rfesd Answer or de-rur % c0nplasnant's peluop.
oF ne saufe VI b. ttken rnni-Fsed ard -et i8r
heaFinR q parfs J08. n. ThOHPSlN
oeti3-4 y prs Zee, SO. Clerk snd Master.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
TO ADVERTISRRS in fDETATL.
raE RATES WILL BE 4s. FOLLOWS:

Advertisements in the Special Column, first time,
Hom l to lines, 81 O0-each additional line, y
cents subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line In
Local Coupn, first time, from l to lines, 81 o.
each additional line, 30 cents; subsequent inser-
{ Ons, Is cents per line.
Al adTertsements Occupying srecial position,
and 3 = double column advertisements, viii be
charged 331s per cent advance on regular rates.
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so, 25 and 10 cent Novels, and the
Novelette,, always on hand

We would respectfully invite the stlenhon O.
Nrws-isEaLEas BlogsrllrRs and pealsrs Id ChEAP
P1sloArIOss, PfHfonIcAGs. &c, TO our Facilities for
packing and f0rSsr,lfng everything m our liue .-ilR
fhc utfaosf proHlpfitgde ald dpa'sh. All g0ocs
packed with the utmost care and inrw lraCd, in 81
instances, by the ucPf csIfsf f1aucg1sz following
the receils Of the orders When PFffe-r -red ~ Gus
TONERS, We send hy NJ every day.
He-Ille >ssss,as Of Papers, Magazines, tc., aie at
Ems tIne owing 70 the cuutnlA change sn Tie
urice Of Printing Paper, very fuetlaiinz, ana y e.
therefore omit printing the pnceH o; ni Iaing in tile
list Persons desfigF 10 learn She Iule ~ any
Pulliratisn vii b. promptly inf0rnei ~ return
mail, II they VIII give a. a list OF what may h.
yeufed. and enclose posfsge stsrap for the
anever c. 3. BELISNYDER,
1s College street, Nashville. Teuu-
Es- IN sending Us money, always inellOn the
amount YOU send.
CaKAr NOVELS TbE Lov9T PgicTs.
juiy23-3n
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ladies, LIst.

l-e A
Achey Miss sue Alexander Miss Haggie
Anderson Mrs NJ q Atkinson Miss France
Ans Mrs
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SOLDIERS.

YcuOught not to be without such a valuable med
cine. The Cincinnati National Union, of April 24tb,
says, that thousands Of our soldiers have been
saved by the use of atTic1lands Autl-Cholera Mix
ture. For sale by Druggists st so cents per bottle.
General Depot No % East fourth street, Cncin-
matt, Ohio = r q ~ = 4ti
Sold IN Nashville, Tenn, by FORBES & STE
PHENS, STEPHENS, JANSEY & Co, 6. ". HEN
DERSHOT s CO., DEMOVILLE & CO., and Il. ".
HASLOCK. %. ~ 26-tu " th-WlY
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Three Hundred Dollars
BOUNTY.

/ AN AUTHORIZED TO ENLIST ANO COM
A piefe a Regiment Of Cavalry for the United
states service Three Hundred Dollars bounty
vii be paid 70 each recruit One Hundred Dollars
on ne day OF muster ng iHto the service, the re-
mainder IN one and two years --a
nos y the time fnr the youeg msnOf this section
Of tne STATE 70 show Their patriotism and honOraby
avoid serving IN the militia. No expense OF pains
VIII be spared TO make this one Of ihe best and
most eneetFe cavalry organizations IN the service.
Arms and equipments 81 the best quality vi LIE
furnished so soon mustered in and the CON-
mand viii Be mounted as toon as the horses can be
procured FF
For further inforfna6on apply to John W Thonp-
son. nyyille, John IS. Clalbol ne, Marshall
county, ofto myself .
ROBERT GALBRAITH.
sholbyVille, Sept. 2sth, 1854
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Lard

OK BARRELs .FAMILT LARD.
On hand ami for sale ~
II. u. DICKEY, Agent.
ens l1l Broad ana hiSh otss
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ny hooks viii SHOW that for the past Eve months
nv practice has incrsa-ed hundred per cent oVeT
the last yesf, until t IL not to Be surpassed by any
IL Che State. With my genera Prsetiee IL the city,
4 tFoai the following "a
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Medical Gard.

DERsOSs WISHING To CrSSULT Ds,. q.
i SCdIEr n gFolsz.isaslly y, vi n8d Ian
oFFgcE. Nc. "a cHERgY ct
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MARRIAeE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF CANDIDATEs.

VIII be charged st the regular advertising rstes,
sndnust Invariably be pad in advance, or no in
sertlon made. tzL G
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES
Etttc W
For County Oficers 90
FOR City %
We, tho undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates for Advertising to which we bind our
5s,Ves BificilY N adhere. hfr
WIZ. CAMERON & co.
JOHN WALLACE. fcy tae pispr'eh
BARRY, WlNHAM & co. for Press.
NAsHunLE, TENS., Sept %, 1865.
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Chr01iC gsses
no fhe IadJee,
stCrility.

All Affections OF the Womb trezted with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been 20 unfortu-
na.o 20 mi8csrry or prove abortion, Can be carried
20 ther fan time u found pre9nsni, by giving ME
call
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

In THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, d
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, As 1T IS IN
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE. M
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UH. AcO IlILt
UuiOn street, Nsshvills- sdns.,
Ianl Vii mes. WITH ppnsspt attenEon-
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81 I nhnlE D u

Wi.sltes e8 tnsGiGeu Gclegums ser QDamSir; in 2un.
hpn eraeurter eiues erlen mebBinden @OIesen
Ber Gtaateu, fer ten 9rbft he'll tncS 0ebens IN BEN
Septtalsrn ben 2eHSon paris pbaSeIsbia nuO an6eren
StIttea ;ueebrat, bat irge wHnberbarten @eUneer
opueree ppn teae tic Ge9Gte fer Wteot5tn metB I'm
adsltpc 9etenSe he an SbenidHe NerU6tat ub 6nter
Rrauf6eteu Ien irlde J. g. aud Die bel pl6sIiden Sc.
rduSen s ebr erreden bic 3u nit errSbea Sci sestaaen
2Genietsttsn 1t. + p. Wurten aaeeublidIid ee9eslt. ~
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pier Sps, we1de cb ~ oerberdtben beabf9en nnb i9
phpfter Sdp5re gter zines aberen Strte neS berust
ifnb pltcn unoeriigltt Or 9cbnirn 5 Satbe stehel
QQe 5neertNe se8en bic IL ptplle netftae 3er
rIttpng, 9esbarfe Der SIC ben 3itter unS Sd6dle
6 fbEptuna ter idrsdldlten &rt yerben ltrea furr.
Derjenise nelber tsv gebanelUng un6 RIrpree BON
Dr. Vbnitrn un!ereb fam tbt aI8 ntm Gbrtnmaiine,
ptne Surt id dnpertrauer une 5Soertht qaf ne art.
ude @eihtdliHfett psrlqiien. -.--|I-. \ ~ -
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a.9oiptta1.
3ur ll0ttee: atpns ber QuadlalSereI stablift.
Der eiu3tae @laB In Der gBelt, 100 litere
1d,netle unp gr;tnpI;ne 8uren la .iac5f41 as'
.- ocbeimcu GrarE6eiten

sntaat perten ais ia lo; 3eusun9sundbiseit, S6icde
IN benz 9udtn ben eeoern Gnt3Inbtnsen Der Neren
une 8lae, Saameaeretesnngen S9mi6e Ger Nerpen Na-
eentpSd9e, Mtattiaett NeHer6e9ldsentet 0erfdnoes'
f6wde, Sersflpfen Saiaterntett 3ttern Nusen tmSfs
Spneel, 9ppftnter5, @HtSunbuuS 4s 9aGies Ger ytde
her 2unae hes dRagens @rQe>psee nno aacv iener
nebel be pUn gpen ssteimen Gjeprate ten ter Saseap
pelGe Rren Spera eet%Atder inb ais Ter Sirenen Sc:
Llng bsn Ysafrsn sts 9ts lsrFH9rtn MnS iDenn MOI
ten, @dwide Ger GOnGupn berperbrineen Bic Gle lr4
m6altd ma6 sulgSt GSrper unO Gtur 5erSrer
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WsfSdslEGe &rantaeit.

gDenn her irrtSelettete untlu9e Singing ausfnte bas
ben 8eint sier 6mer;baitea 2ranbett 1T itb 1isnC
fubl ptet be 5UrGt pcr @uteefun3 ibn abl9red ib
sne ju Yuenee eu eel&e er 6si3e 9rr Gr;teIuna ub
Rptabilttis aein isin SeTrauea ieben iSnte. nb es
ME g. etn nit @eI4WI e ent5uHftie SAILS eil!e b6le
@aie 94mer I'm xesfe unS In hen Siiiesn Sbaafme tes
Ge9tS, &aubee @usr Ole Der Saut Tnpten an ben ct-
ten f9 ssen, se hana fee llebel nit eiaer idreten
Sdne g8te por 9 i6reten Bis ;uleet ber Gaumen urb
tettei @atnt0nb res gRies8 rS unb ter Sob ietnen
l@redlfen 9ciben eaeur Gin Gube matt haB er i'm rad
tenem Sanfe Gn9t BON etr Reenter 3urdtebrt.
G8 lit ee treur9r &tatlade, saB Eauisree tteer frrt-
barren Sranfbet gum NSler fdGen, In Splse Der ueelttd
lt6tet unWtlenee Srabler mede burt &upeusun9 eaes
tcetIen Cities tes e turs bic Grnitttpn rernten no
nsA Me ess yaEens in stn slenses Oaeia Nerlnaseln.
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MM A44m &

Sr, e3nfoa III Ger etnee, re9eln16a sebileett Nrit
Meuer Die Sstns ben eewten &rantbten GnSeist eetne
Httel nnA Sebanelnng nc unen }nteytn edntib unte-
tant Vr u berap8ebiltet entm Qebei pelcs CT In
eeu et0Btsn Splpt6lern Grerds ns rem ere etes &a-
SsS subrabtsi ndmla: gn8iGnp Nrantret9 u4A in tenn
BlrSies pen beepba N. + ue er bat ens aus eteta.
ters Yrar8 ais de enberea &sste sst gBelt 69J pnnf
fam f nertrauen aOi ietne Gere ale ahR ab ene G.
Mdlt1teitals Nrlt 4ei7ar i1rrn
IS CO Office: SO. 6 III. SretertdHrass, Isrser
SanS BON galttmpTelr., lettR beE NrbeteybcAe."
6auttranthtttsn psrben gensn esteilt,
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DGs feimfe umb pouencetfse 9SrudtsEpnics 23itteve
So '} ttnferer 3eit .iil- l9isH sTafgfil
" - Die Sonisblutne (Tho Honeysuckle} st
ELIXIR DE YITN.


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a5ness rber gasearua.Ttnbs I'm gSeee ber Deudttpa
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betrad,.et. ,,....
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grut Comic Sttters etne pertbpple QueGe be5 grots
pen etnmaI eet0tet bic Gauer Mot pine bdeIte ietn
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ben aerDbnhen upaIIsn. idtBsela!ter Tla9ea Iub Gu
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BET Is neeer Bent gttrfer rpb bem Mr3 Der DenSef 10
Mis Grnt6tters febt eS berefs ieineT &IeeanS Get
belt bee @e DmdGeS ais unuteftrpfen ea nsea Is nuk
NGAneen Int Wtnnbe nte GbDOace G6fee. Ebee, Dduuf
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In Elm er1rmenbes SpnsniteeS 8ttere bet 9tnunterrn
Ten Ieere nb fpte bsr In ieeer 5Gnstaltan6 pbetu-
aertmeten OtelS NtaurGttpn &c. unentbeprItt9 teu-
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tdt btees SprtRsea eitters tn fea Dusenb Aa&et-
SI6fhen bMres 70. slg,o3
5' belt ulleinigen @igner ts'l' 439a.
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Gtsners dnf sem 1prt serishsn tit. IA Y9e rrt9rf =.
gbeserSerauer ertalen oe 81 ee lem Sttters auereTttes
ten tbrerapts usbGnBe 9ber gratis. ~ SIS lli
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Der SSrabrsea Grnte owe Gae gSeine 4tsIsr erer
Naalttat uns iu aIiOsn Yretien. ..s1 .-s;r -
.3l &Gs SanrSer unS Gambenar., sesenaHes
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YiOifI

G5 9ibt riee inni enea NIB nbeseuteitse Gladot6er
weide I'D as ers aasaebem Or. pbnlteu's %ntn.
et9uuBen eopiltn Sduttder Siieeni1Ier ypmsenputer
Seben enatt her e0len gienGait Ter aHeDisi rem ne-
nusten SerEfe imtnHten. fa eet e9elmlBe sebiltete
ben b 'hrdu9en bic teunptet Waer tpefde unaIIdit:
der g9se IN itre dnre tpmmen sertne abe als rlint-
tsn Gr. Spbnnpn halt beBbalb fur nptbmen61, an er.
iannt iine ees eae Ss3laahasnaen ccsrGipms teants
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Oyaani,tbe SaipGAe

trb nnoerSagb gesei! bic pee SraFt wieper Serge
felt Geiea furttare Ysien, meeS ea8 2ebeneenb un6
bic Gte unS Na6trn,meEGait urnG8ti modtc ifOit fds
2prs 3erer bic ttreu 2c.euiafteH unbepanen fr6tne.
Stree 2eue iao lei n Nusi6peifun eenetat neil
Strturen Nisteri3!agen i'm Sarn Stein unb anSere IRE
laden enettn fann, 10 Ii lie he'd eiRent6etls eut 8p!se
tes SRtstroaes Ter ebeIen Sreane lSer obtr rtI Is
Idu8nen ha fe re Der @rseusns etsr Denen oerIO
prb bic m beimli6sn 2afern ersefen els bon Dsnt1
e. Sa&ue ffa fnAF F..
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litttt RI 7yDrefIq.

Die rele Gauenee pel6s NIB, eno Ger lesten etenetn
Sabre IN eieer Mufait tHt tr mp hem e Wfnse oi-
t9er pune1riht9en Sperd trren, wehe Or. Spbhte
tubrte uue bensn ole iruasS boppWtenre pie osere
yalen Intertidtst~ ~mit, ahp enel d IN 8es oa Ieten
eh0ratter ais Gbrennn in e 10 auf Gtaratfe Hnb Ce-
Ttenpatastet tns Ietecaeep cine htnreAenhe @erIbr
lttitnns. e'.'@t}g -~4-ltt. 1.i} siL3Il
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Sumo MGnner.

defenders melde Tie Spr err eebimen Caters 8prten
nb, ea8 idtrla 10 eise fdHnpe in ein ST. lruteS @rab
teie mste tui re erbateueu &aente uns entptdelten
geranteStra nit rem Dpsr Der Uerettldnfett BEN Sc
beGeter 9eier be5aubernee Some entlcd rnben
p1rten. mRaen I'D nit poaem @ertraMen naher.
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bebeten, taB Elm senoer @ stn ese'r 0Srper eie
nrtbpencisten Grcrecrnilis Sureelihen udIeitltetr
ns a rEae tiele Wre bic 0eete6 2ebans sur traurgen
Ytlgertabr Die AusiAten teS Seb rernifern ii Ne
LID unS he seelsp;rS srgrieN epn 0erpcfuus llD MT
landglti4cn 8etrattungen ra5 aaS se 6tetseu ttels
&shere eenessit netwe9ett lis 9o 5.r fsG H1g nod
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8rTcnbtrS III bsad,fen !

Or sstuap betet aaen 2tner frtne Silie an tpeldtF
eard elbe eeber uno uunaturlte @e unb S6rper ser-
ferente r bic Mreet bic Geie1ftae uab te Csc un66s
utadbenbe Qafec 9eitmSbt tabsns IbsT9TE {1ta g3ff
ier nb en1e rer trsurgen unb tetlaensNertbfu Sol.
gen tcr frGben @emrhn3een res YaerS: 6p DE i'm 5it-
fen nn6 ben Gltfern, SmerSen i'm rpf SGwie 6es Gt-
ts yrin Der aa teltreft 9er3ppers nerb5ie llnrube
Waseni9madc uurrbnuns her @eroauHnss agsrs
mene Gnttrssng. Sgnptcne Der SbutabiG9t gr f,~rfr
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@eidlGffB= NnSeige.
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g3i3copIii, 4uue, G@artc afteesr, Wsfern
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IS sns i8ou einsetreteEer StSruus bes Crsas
8onne enl@tiGea sSfret 8eioubstS 81 empfeElel
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fSge ieg(iGer sfrt, 6ieber, @eI&perben Der Brua,
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,ifursea bei mir 81 eriebea. :
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a.bE6a ielBF Uisber CUR @eiuubbet 80 Der4ssfeH os
/, ae9eu Grcutbeiter az papreu.
Die gGai9e tpEet nit @ebsau9sauUsiiaHseu as
Eeuts uu5 ii sinsts nn5 sIeiu Set gu baben bet .
r-..-- 9einrlca 2SrenYssr,
go. 65 6. GntewfreEe, ttpi@en &sretts n'ts
Saui(l gau;tcnnraBe.
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Ne d tur beimlie 2afr seidm&at bateM tie e 70 oft
pen been Seuteu Deer N eer 1ule lcrren Sol.
cen iie eIuG6ti pireu eIb,t I'm Gdia eurd Yplutip
nen bic, uneettettt, lie Gte unmSeIA maiden uuS
SDrper Hn6 Gett serDreu c4ten oisr ht StttSn dit
te tpan Spl@e gerienen meu teeRr e etnlFen in lte
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DR.. Johnston.

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Jnlportellre &c.

go Gfebert s. Commercial.
Sss1 unieren Trtuubeu uab 5etannten fswte benz Yn
n blttum i'm Masemeinen erlaubsn MIR uns biesmts
tst Mn;stse Az noGsn taS pir unterm teuteen DGtHm
np 9Geilt. utlo Hiouor.0einGft,
psrburhen nit 6eati&ea. frGnS6FSea uEb eiusentiatr
1921 ass " y DrOhgiten, rst ss b Is II II
SO. 2f9 Ssorc @apftr., 2 Gbircn bepcr .
WtnTst, ias
pbser Bira etabrt baben unb rerpreGen tttrssa
Die reeufe unb tt1tefte SsbieuunS
BAlti,nPre. ben q. WGr5 1864,
asg Stebest & JSUmmtrfe
g rDefbdftS : y6Oti5.. 4
Wfetusu wertten a;uSen arr RGd,ricef Gag
befannte I auOr- unb % eingef66ft
30. IA OfF 2pmDarcftr., Gefe bon Sr0Gt,
aater Der alien 8irnta. wte tsttr NIT uneefhwdGten
fortfitre. a.4-
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~ Offtce: Mo. Z Sab.6reberidFr.,
ffeben T6urea ppn 8aItinrOrfitr, Glflths @5eite,
Die S!ufen tinauf. @
g2an merle Ia Namsu unb 9arsnumnsr Senn anptiIsn-
hs inns tru6rifte S(dtma6sr, hurrtebene ns 9epteape
GuaGialter G6ubtider Stiefewt6ler, Strasenretneer
itnb 2an,penpuser f. 70. Btb resendsise @er5te
Mnb IaWern anseBpsen Ron Dr. pbnen tuf IN eer Wate.
Gine 6eiiuua u ? S 'qen 5uQeitelt.
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9stRtA

Die 6re6ttden Brtungen te8 2ofers Fnb febr su fr.
tea getlu ees @esahntlieS @erptrruns Ter Sheen Sc
brIdhett Der etrstr1fte tDe Mtnun9en @bneeuns Dor
ber Seieli6aft Hudtt ta Giuamfes, WfiFraueu 9eaen
I'D sl6f. 3alhamfei u. ~. no entse Der ftlimasa
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aHssGni9 q faAf aan atH9mDa5. asIs8am 5sf3i
eaeI299ll h99laI nsl9ia Do n5a2Q ilaul99 m3
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SaB llnO 2iebe.
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5ertfegune.J

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sic teuneu pen alten iouoerba,eu Manu,
ben man Sater 6anne8 nennt :? -... ,-.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-05-13

ance with him, but | stood near hin
while he was thus delivering himsel
and making those loyal pledges and
avowals.
say, therefore, that I do not know
what kind of n war Democrat he may
be hereafter, whether he will bc
against his own people and the Gov.
erment of the United States, rs he is
now, or against the insurgents. rs he
was then. His present profession is
to be neither, but TO crawl along OH
the border between the two and try
neutrality, which has never yet been
attempted by any State or people
that it has not proved their curse and
ruin. But, sir, he would propose
terms of peace he would offer to those
who scorn him. lie would propose
terms OF peace to those who will ex-
tend to him no hand of welcome ut his
coming. But still he will press upon
his Southern friends his good offices,
reluctant as they may be.
Sir, he sings his this siren song of
peace for the effect he hopes it may
have at home. / ask him again, what
mode of seeking peace is that, except
to crawl PROSTATE TO the foet of in
snrgents in arms and say to them,
do with us MS you will, tear from
the flag Of our glorious Union half its
cleaning stripes, blot out as many of
those stars ma Won cnn rno,L ond nv =
tinguish, only join us again that you
may help lis save the Democratic par
ty, so that we may hereafter, NJ here
tofore, enjoy power and the offices to.
gether' For these we will so humble
ourselves rs none of Gods creatures
ever humbled themselves before"
Laughter!
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Thursdays Battles.

May 4, 7 2. M.-Thc whole army
of the Potomac crossed the Rapidm
to day, without opposition.
Thursday, May 5.-As was ex,
pectcd, last night, the army came az
with the enemy, and o.day n battle
las been fought between parts Of ii
and the whole rebel army. Rcveille
was sounded at 8 o'clock, and the
army was in motion at daylight. The
different bodies had been in motion
but short time, When, at about s',;