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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-24
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Ihe smt satsaHeu barug
ton was eluaprs,a 8, 20 afrar
.1sly snanusss desire iofiae eHom.
lsai iou of AbfAl rs I..a II Hlete
was Fremont elsmenl lhe,e, Il uas
80 feeble tba, It's presence sac noi
discovered. 4 resolution aas adaF
-, declaring iba, Abf4lam Lincoln
was Toe choice y DE people o. Yer.
mont iors President II the tWitd
Stairs Eor the ncai term There u
no doab, b8i that ll,is olahon -
presses h. ,iews e iAe steat tol 5 q
The peopls. Ifli.e deieg gates 50 irae
10 lhe wishes 81 iIas Whose setauif
they are. lhe eutite vote q Vermont
viii be cast foF Abraham l.aeala 10
June BeAi, 81 i was e lur him
-four Year, $40 Is ti3t Convention
plach krtg nominated lila for the
Presidency. Although BE- was MOI
then the fret choice Of tie people Of
Vermont, they can nov say, after be
has been subjected to a trial Of three
years such as 10 other President oil
the United States has ever expefitnc-
Cd. that they have an abiding conh-
dence IN Bis honesty, common sense,
sagaeiiy, and patriotism. The words
Of one 81 the resolutions adopted BY
tie Convention giAe the reason Of his
success as slalesmaa aud his present
popularity wi,h the people. lie has
not attempted 10 control events, but
bias been wise enough 10 be instructed
by them. II we had had President
more confident Of lis own abilities,
and trained IN certain principles Of
siatesmanship I'LL they had become a
part Of hts nature, he would have lail-
cd IL The crisis when prccedents were
of 10 account and tie events Of tie
day wre lbc only guides FOR present
action. President Lincoln has not
been too Nisc to be instructed by
events, nor prcsumpious enough 20 at.
tempt to control them. Thus he has
been tic favored one 70 lead tie ua-
ton from the darkness Of old errors
into the l.Fl.t Of new era. Il be
continues 70 Obey ihe profileaces
BY alieii be has hitherto been guided,
he will not only point ou the prolnis
ed land, but enter il with tbe people
to whom il !. given
We believe lbat he willberc-elected
and that Tie two terms 81 lis office
will comprse the peried q the great
transition.
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Ehe FemeHt a TserHaral College
Ma Eax6s hs aapa-aee iAi %
agenss aTts ssl S ~ issss'sFs ts sis-
fssof il.tisaa si g lAm stare
j sbs aaf sfee - essahlisaa.rt
q sal.eeas agfea sao.l. Meshaa s. - 9
e tr sa fassre
So sala. asi ass taa - ti.an.
hts lea ssi,ss go asesisa e State
t3s tat i - already te
s4oe
i st . & Fefseas sansi ie-
ratu Is Farmers asa Meebanies q
Ygru s8ii rre .sian las "a been
als, a has, &c lasf sls,al eaei.i,
ail sbssbg, - iusiis ailsu eoaitaI 4iea p
hs sci. Can attached Is any institution
asu tx.ssat,as 81 rpeu iags, 81 secondary
affair lhs hssst the 81 ses'loa {!
tae a1s 6 ceigFea p" That al meueys
derived ffam te sals u laals afsre'ai shat.
Is nlia.ablg Ifforratel y caea STATE
which nay taae "a Z claim hc benefit q this
Aet. to the eilseneat, sappar' and ulaiu-
ieraues u ailtast ore College where tae
leading Shall beei,hoas ezclalipg
other seieueagarl classical studies. end iu
GLIDING military isctics g teach such
branches q learning as are related 70 agH-
culture aui us nechanis arts. in such nam
nst as ,ls Legislatures VI the States may e.
speetiyey prescribe, 10 order 10 promote tbs
liberal and practical education ~ ,he indus
trial CLASSES 10 the several pursuits AMI pro-
fe.sions 10 life."
Nov. can IL V that The appointment d
teachers q the sciences q Agriculture, q
Mechanics. and Il Military tactics in one O
cur existing Institutions, or in any institu
ton On a siaihr model, viii fully secure tbs
object contemplated BY this act VIII no
the Theological aud literary oyonhadow th'
other departn ents Of instruction Can far
mors aud 10 ohanics fell that such an insti
tuition Is theirs established for their specia
benefit
know il viii be said, We have ALREADY
TOO many Colleges 10 this State. and tina
another Should not be added to their nun
Der. Surely, We have none Of this alarac
ter-noue with which this need Interfere
We might as well object. on the same ground
40 Medical On Law school
II mistake not tie spirit Of the intelli
gent farmers ana mechanics Of Vermont
they viii cheerfully supply the means 70
erecting buildings, furnishing apparatus
&e., and even for procuring farm, withou
using that part Of the Congressional gift au
thorized 10 be drawn for the purpose las
named. Indeed cannot doubt that man,
towns would be glad TO furnish the farm 70
the privilege Of having the institution il
I their midst Such desire has been mani
Tested in several States, BY the offer by dit
ferent communities, Of liberal sums to Undue
he location Of the institution among them
Those things being furnished BY private liz
crafty the land fund will be ample to endo'
all the proiessorships which can be needed.
As Congress has thus made special pro
vision for the benefit Of those for whom spec
iai provision has not heretofore been made
let those to whom the gratuity is offered
avail themselves ofit. This is the feeling {
one farmer, aud | hope will be the feeling 9
MANY FApMRs.
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The official list Of causaliies in Company
L. 9th VI. regiment, in the blrlesof the 5tb,
9Th and eth Of May, is as follows
RiHed.--John c Benson, enlisted from
Winball, Henry Smith, enlisted from Brain
tree, George II Lyon, enlisted from Winhan.
Houaded --sergt Jerome Gleason, Man
chester, in shoulder; Corp John r wilkins,
Rupert. in arm; Corp Edwin " Hill, Vim
I hall, in arm; Corp Vim Lincoln, in thigh,
Wells Aaron II Baker, Dauby, in arm ;
Justin V Albee, enlisted from Londonderry,
in leg Myron Dudley, enlisted from Ches-
ter, in arm: Geo II Hill, Winhall, in thigh
Ezekiel Hill, enlisted from Wallingford
Amyel B Searles. Pawlet, in hand Horace
G Taft. enlisted from Wnhali, Gershon ray-
Tor, enlisted from Winhall, in leg; 0rmaudo
NJ Williams, Winhall, ia head Charles II
Walker, enlisted from Manchester, breast
seriously; Albert Mccoy, Manchester.
Private letters Of the 18th inst, mention
as wounded, probably in later engagement,
Sergt Joseph Demars, IN the foot slightly
n c Bostwiek Corp F g Lactey William
R Liyermore.
Tie following il the oficial list Of the
causalities in Co. A Second Vermont Reg
imen,, in the battle Of the Wilderness. May
9TH Gth and 7h:
Killed Corp Horace Hin Dorset, Corp
Waldo / BarroKs, Dorset, Joseph Alsop
aud Edward Grace Il Bennington, Vim c
jackson. UnderAilI, John Powers, Shafts
bury, Henry A Richardson, stamford,
Daniel Ryan, SALISBURY, Andrew yofee,
enlisted from Wilmington.
WoAndea- Capt William II Cady, Ben
nington, baud slightly. Corp Warren n
wymAn. Manchester, hip, Corp WIN L
Murphy. Bennington. arm, VIM II Sears,
Bennington, arm ampuia,ed, Ira Allen,
Slightly. Danl Abbey, Coventry, in leg,
Henry II Bashey. in hand, Marcus NJ
Ciough, Readsboro, sam'i G Conant
siFatton. arm. Burr T Cole SALISBURY,
leg. Edward Griffin, Bennington. arm,
Azariah a Grant, SALISBURY ieg, Il Mar
tin Iarwood, Bennington. leg. james How
ard, Bralilehoro. Lyman Hulet, Shaftsbu.
~, Charles Kellyi Benningioasarm Thomas
Leon. Bennington, hand, Henry c Land
fair, stami5id. leg, Russell f LasuFe,
Stanford, sol9mon Masiisgn, Salisbury,
hand leg aud arm. james L Rebiuson. Der
set. leg slight, Patrick sammers. shaftata-
~, les,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-24

The ATLANTIC monthly for June Is re-
ceiyel. lis contents are as follows Talk
about Guides; The Ralf Of Ballacca, BY Ill.
W. Longtellow; Life on the Sea-lslands, II,
by Miss fosten Fast-Day at foxden /;
Prospicc, b Robert Browning; Washington
Irving, by donald G Mabel; The Rim u;
The Neva, by Bayard Taylori Robson, by
George Augusiussala The Parallel Roads
Of Glen Roy. in Scotland, BY Louis Agassizi
Under the Cliif Seven Weeks in The Great
Yosemite, by + t. Hugh Ludlow; liouseaud
Home Papers, BY D. B Stove; Shakespeare,
by CIV Holmes; How to use Victory; Re-
views dnd Literary Notices. The next NUM-
Der commences tie xiv volume
rnE WESTMINSTER REVIEW for April isre-
ceyed, and contains the usual amount Of ex.
celleut reading. The tlble Of contents is as
follows The Basin Of the Upper Nile and
its Inhabitants; Strikes aud Industrial Co.
operation; The Abolition Of Religious Tests;
The Prerogatiye Of Pardon and the Punish
ment Of Death; New Zealand; Iaine's las
tory Of English Literature; The Philosophy
Of Roger Bacon; Contemporary Literature
PgTERsoN's MAGAZINE for June contains
the usual number Of embellishments aud ar
ticles. The next number comm uces a new
volume.
ARfHuR's HONE MAGAZINE for June con-
tains the continuation Of Virginia T Towns
ends story aud several short tales by talent
ed writer's. With the next month will com
mence Mrs. Denison's new story Rachel. I"
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1urspAY, MAY I7tb
HsADouAeriss, Flrln AAnY cosrs,

HEADQuAgri FINN AKAY cGeFs, !
lA qng FIELD, May l7--i0 Z. "a.
THIS has been another day Of quiet
--the third day 81 inactive operations,
beyond luuhsr building 81 earth
works AID making stronger orr posi-
ton Other corps meantime have
been changing their positions AMI
this fact, aith neN dispositions u ar
tillery ami cavalry, Indicate that 80
are Oh the eve Ut another great bat.
lie
oar skirmishers la.e tonight been
advanced beyond any position $50
have occupied Heretofore, aad several
bfisades have teen thrown forward
10 protect Item ~ constructing new
esfthsy4ks.
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CASUALTIES IL VI CAyALRY DURING
SHEmpAN's EXPEDITION ~ 4 Denier J jaw,
Shelley D leg, Lewis Hyde y shoulder,
c G Reynolds b head aud leg, Ii o wheeler
A leg, Albert Taylor A knee joint, Charles
Fuldway X hip, VIM Meyer X knee, \ Chill
son X inv, L w Cole X --, Depesier X
thigh, Seymour Conger L face, 9 W Austin
b head, A Bead wrist, Alexander Hall side,
c II Pond G leg, Ransom Badger NJ arm and
side, VIM Schultry & leg, Geo = Aumbet |
fant
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Putlie Epsakers. klilitsEy Va.eers aud
Singers esp use BfoVa'f Byoaehiai IRE.
chs, 81 Cough aud yelee, LeDeg's. -
freely A. requisite --.eenleinipg lQllahS that
ean 81 iste DE syslem. They sfs invaluable
Or aliagng Ihe hesfeeHess ard Irritation
iheiaeai T. vocal exeftea, eisaritg su1
strengthening me srlee
What aa AwoHpi oi Suffering 8na D,ssass
among ! elgatsers <auia bs tfesaiea ~
ihe SEQ use 81 Iigilsmag's Pile and ONT
Araf Fef Nuuads. esf< end Seafsy. he
Ointment j. certain erfe, end tsr bgpel
comp,8lhh, Iegegs. fmell fea, &c, ihs
pillsAre 81 6ssi msiieI5pia the world.
20 eents ~ eeats. aad 81 ~ pr soN y
PCT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-24

The Springfield RTaliicas says shaa the
best dressed Eomaa in Springfield veaH aoi
4 single artisienC, asa9e II America Amer-
iean gfewn ard Amegieaa mads
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We esll attention % ,bs Advertisement IN
aneibsi eoiaal q ths First National BAnk
Of Benaiugiop. Those DESTROYS q investing
ID he 1910 loan viii % well 70 reed Il.
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DE1ns % VI. SclnHHs N 1nr Ricn-
Aosp Parsons Commissary Sergeant ~.
W. spaaord. Il Gassglts station. who was
prisoner a lhe time in Richmond and act
ei q. clerk at the hospital, furnishes to the
Rutland HERALD the following hsi Of deaths
Of Vermont soldiers 10 prison there, which
Adjutant General washburn pronounees cor
rect, and which Major Bradley has compar-
eli With the roster and added thereirom eaeh
mans place Of residence
Cgralry Regiment October IL, 1903,
George II forhush, Co. y, Brattleboro, ty-
pboid fever October II, Albert Il Green G,
L. ST. Adams. dysentery; October ~. Geo
B Roundy, +, Grafton, gunshot wound
October ~, J, Finn, NJ, pneumonia, 0cto-
ber 20. j Brewer. b. Berkshire, pnoumo-
MIA; October ~. Fvler ick Cowley, u, High
gate. gun shot wound; November 10, VIII
ham Russell, NJ. Burlington, chronic diar-
rhoa, November TO- Joseph b. Farrand, h,
Berkshire, typhoid fever; December ?, NJ.
Wilkinson, Il, pneumonia December p,
Amos s iampSon, i, Randolph, chronic
diarrhma; December 10. Palmer Clapp. g,
Rupert, chronic diarrhea; December 20, d
NJ NJ Burder. b, pneumonia; January 5
/ 1864, T. a. Garfield, X Shoreham, pueu-
monia; January IS, Henry Il. Sweet, A,
Huntington, pneumonia; January %, Hugh
Mooney l., St Adams. chronic diatrhga
February %, Henry a Smith, +, Royaltop
chronic diarrh@a; February -, Charles
I Sherwood, 6 Bennington, chronic diarrhUa
March I Lewis Cengcr, 6, Wells, chronic
/ diarrhma; March rs. Frank K Iremble, Il
/ Bridpori, gun shot wound
Second Regiment--J 3D. Miller, G
4 chronic dmfrh@a,
I Tenth Regiment November c, VIM. II
Thompson. G. Middletown, typhoid fever
DecembersS. Benz. 3. Davis, /, s.. Adams
chronic iairb0a: January "a, J. G. Foster
4 E, Arlington, chronic darrh@a; March Is
George Camp, r.. Woodtord, pneumonia.
Sirtecnh Regiment Nov 20, Samue
! B. Lincoln, l. Newfane, pneumonia.
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Ter e 50, u 0iimure 18th.
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w0NnAY, NAY 10Th.
liFADqUAHTEns. ffrTH ARaY Conrs !
IN ms fELD, May I'll I NJ.


IN TnE Fun, May lG--liP N. s
Another day Of comparative resi-
has been enjoyed BY our soldiers. -
Scarcely a gun, not even musket
between the opposing pirkets and Our,
was fired until balf-past illree O'Clock
y hen our batteries commenced he'll
ing the enemy behind his eafthwofks.
For al hour The sbeiling continued
actively on both sides, ard then form
er quiet was restored, wleeh siil con
tInurs.
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MOVEMENTS or Tue
Army Of the Potomaoin Virginia.
rurp4y NAY f8tb

Is THE Field, NtAR SrorTsYIyAsn I
CouRr lIorsE, May l4--6P.M NJ, j
Lee has been constantly though
slowly, driven from one position tc
another with great slaughter, bot con.
tinues 20 hll back on new lines OF De.
fences capable Of Offering resistance
His present one Is on the right bank
of the river, in front Of Sroltsylvania
Court House.
Friday was necessarily rainy, and
all movements were delayed or Who'll
N prevented. The mud Wa very
deep, and the road, narrow and mi
ry.
The expected auack by Us Al day.
light this morning Was unayoidabl}
della ed, owing 10 The impossiblily o
getting up artillery trains, &c.
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SUNDAY, NAY 10Th.

NEAR kPOTTsYLVANIA CouBT liotsf. va,
May l6, 1864 }
Yesterday the Third division Of the
Sixth corps, commanded BY General
Birney, was ordered 10 ialI back from
It's position on the righr flank Of our
line. il had scarcely lef ils position
when the enemy took advantage Of
/ The occurrence and moved up, with
the apparent intention Of occupying
the advantageous position our men
had vacated.
When this NOV ment ef The enemy
/ became known, General Rirney was
ordered back TO bis former position,
which be regained after sharp en-
counter with The rebels and a loss Of
one hundred and forty-Gye men killed
and wounded.
/ About three o'clock l.. NJ. 10 day
the batteries on our right threw a few
shells into the woods ii front Of hem.
and a sharp skirmish took place be-
tween the pickles, which soon subsid-
ed.
Since then an almost unbroken 81
lence has reigped in the army If i
were not for an occasional crack Of 4
sharpshooier's rife, one would almost
imagine the enemy has deserted his
work. IN front 81 US.
| Lee las taken advantage Of the
respite given him 10 ifirench himself
still more strongly ID his already
l siTnMn nnsIll0n.
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SATURDAY, MAY lith
In the FlfLn.

IN AHh ttAbf a
Two MIIss Norm OF SrofrYfvANAf
CoURT lloUsE May 10 A NJ }
Yesterday the enemy made Il dash
on Mrighi's Sixth corps, and gained
momentary advantage, at four L. NJ.
but were calamity repulsed 10 a few
minutes. with considerable loss A
battery was planted 10 annoy our CEN
ire. and column marched 90 destroy
or drive il away I he affair wa<
brilliant aud successful. The rebels
were driven out preclpliately alarge
force was put in position. artillery.
with infantry supports, planted, 70
command it, aud night closed With an
other decided advantage 10 our arms.
The ny. 20 and ia rivers from
the Mmtapopy, eight or lea 'Hles
southeast Of tins Lee considered the
ialfrmediac country susceptible q
defence. AID erected substantial earth
works l,st ear Immediately in front
Of our present position. They are
saddsd. ai.d seem to mount heavy
guns. Our troops arc between the
ny and Py rivers, from one to two
nil north Of SpotisplN ania.
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al lot tEo q tae-lral,ed men oi Sander
land having failed 70 pass. examination,
another dral lor the town Was had Oh the
10th, with tie following result Arnold
webb. Dayid Z Hawkins, John Bull, Frank
Do ]. X nsey.
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Twelve Cards In Each Set.
SIX No. L-oUE RELATIONS AT HOsR AND ABHoAD
ColLPRIEIsO

SKI No. l-OUE RELATIONS AT HohIE AND ABE0AD,
CoNPRIaH0
No. 1. On Englands muggy shore, a surly hon
gave gTieToHs ToaTl
3. Which temporarily sstonished even the
GalEe cock.
3. Who responded with wsriI1s Yigor, when
hon OaYsd.
T. Exeter HsA. Tia lion WOsps; " L. he
not bird and q brotbaTr'
s. Which he Drgots IN the embrace Of the
beuiglEed vol o. the G. s. A.
6. The srHing q the wolf by bis faithful
squire, the lOa-
7. TIE Mexican Tulture gaFrotsd by the gal
be cook.
g. Introduction Of Master Swamp Angel,
shan the lion pockets his rszns-
Q. Grand combat between the eagle AID the
wolf Of the Z. s. A.
10. Death Of the Roh
IL. The eagle Vndicates the Monroe doctrine
10 Mexico.
u. Grand taheau. The little child Liberty
shall lead John Bull (the EOn) and France
(ths Gallo oook) m future.
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glasllrille &luion.
VIZ. CAMERON q Co., Publishers.
OFFIcE CHlEF OF PoLIcE,
Nashville, Teng., March 2sth, 1884.
In accordance viii Special Order No n

Nashville, Tenn, March ZSth, 1884.
In accordance with Special Order No 20,
q ted March 22nd, it is hereby ordered
I. That occupants Of Stores, Restaurants
and Dwelling houses, will be required to
ciean their yards and cellars, and have the
fal removed, within forty-eight hours
from the date Of this order. No garbage or
dirt Of any kind VIII be allowed 70 accu-
mulate on any premises within the city
limits.
III. All dirt to be removed in barrels and
boxes from the back yards and alleys by
tho persons occupying the same. No rub
bish will be allowed TO remain more than
twenty-fou hours without being removed.
III. Offal, the accumulation Of Restsu-
rants, must be removed by the occupants
each day, Sundays exeepted) before y
M. All ashes and rubbish viii be set b
barrels on the side walk before 10 A. N.
each day.
". Hereafter occupants Of Stores and
Houses viii be required to have he rear Of
their premises clean, and the side walk
swept before 9 A. II. each day.
Y. Any violation Of the above Order viii
be punished by fine of Five Dollars, (S5)
to be collected by the Provost Marshal.
VI. As cleanliness IS one Of the first re-
ouisites to health, il is hoped the citizens
viii DO all in their power to assist il re-
moving one Of the first causes Of disease.
As soon as a sufficient number Of carts can
be procured, notice viii be given, and the
dirt and rubbish removed without cost 10
citizens.
WI. As it is my intention 70 remove all
filth from the city proper, whether in the
shape Of dirt, rubbish, or dead animals :;
any information that would facilitate the
above will be thankfully received and i'm
mediate action taken in the premises.
VIZ. D. CHAMBERLAIN,
Capt. and Chief of City Police.
ap2-ln
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SPECIAL DISEASES.
Private or YenereaI Diseases

Of al forms and sfages, speedily cured cad effect
usliy eIadlcated from the system. Recent cases
cured IN q few days.
II would appear needless here % add the ilupor-
lance Of upping the eyl in is bud but. hint
10 the wise may be sufficient, not only % save
themselves from misery, but 70 shield their Ct-
spring from shame and ruin
How often is u the case Ve see gentlemen drenrh
themselves with advertised uJstrUms. After much
loss ia pocket and health they are finally forced %
apply % some sHllul physician % be cured, tor
alone can thesediseasss be cured properly and e.
fectualiy Wheuihe habits and constitute gu1l id 0zyu-
crtsiss are known % the doctor who prescribe.
Otherwise it Is leap 10 the dark ~ expect a per-
manert cure.
Or. C.'s Office IS wei arranged and persons ATTIRE
ted With these diseases cln have the st1ctes- phi
vacy.
Persons 81 distance can address, him by letter.
describing the mos. prominent symptoms, oUt iu
al dlihcut cases, personal examination vii be
necessary.
Office hours nom in the rnonng tu IN the
evening. Jan 1i--ly
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GEO 2. JENKINS,
Western Agent,
Mar Il-3rn No 1O7 Main street, Cincinnati, 0.
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Administrators Notice.

FEYHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING QUALIFIED
4 as Administrator on ths Estate Of John kreg,
tli8 j. - give notice 70 All persons having claims
against sad Estate 70 present them within the time
PRESCRIBED - las, OF they VII be forever barred
and a those Indebted % sad Estass sre requested
% come forward snd make payment or their Sc
counts all be placed 10 the hands Of oficer for
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Administrator Of the estate Of Jno krieg, decd.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-13

SIR No. 5.-TIH SLAVE IN 1868.
No. l. In the cotton held
2. The Christmas week.
3. The sale.
4. The parting Buy ia too"
9. The lash.
G. Blow for blow.
Z. Ia the swamp.
8. FREQ
g. The Union lines
70. Make way for Liberty.
II. Victory.
y. He died for victory
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