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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-09
1asllrille 4aloa.
4 W rlss : ra.. Panilsfeft
SUNDAY. April 9. So.

The dispatches state that the oe
strucsson Of property BY ire IN kich-
nond amounted to millions Of doilS's.
The Gre was not the work Of the own
ess Of the property, but Of rebel hire
iines setting under the orders Of 'onn
c. Breckinridge, Of Kentucky Inc
property belonged mostly to persons
who had slaesed il various ways to
promote he rebslIioni and is dsslsue
ton was useless and wanton sael''oe
Il neither injured the Federal cause
n,r contributed anything tOstrenethen
tho falling rebel despotism. Il was 10
sill respects, a wicked and henaisn ou'-
rage upon private rights, suon ss
none but a besotted wretehi morally
and physically debauehed, could per.
pe,rate. hwiil serve to convince the
poor victims Of their great error IN
having ever permitted themselves 70 be
led away by traitors from just and
bsnefcent Government
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sgsw Sartujsea,euts.
Proclamation.

To the sheriff Of ali ihe connfles IN ne s,.ie
% other Persons authorized % hold Nice.
oeas-tiFeeiings It Hfsf
YOU ARE HEnEBl COMMITTED To opFr
ard haldan izlpeiau, .li IN The rl1ees ~ holt
iu. tleeii1rs pa ypQrcuun,tf CA lhe second husz-
uaf oi Ady nfNl Mlsf ..tInr reasonable nos 60
there's e1i ia aCcor,ianer Nilh fle Constitution
sisi lssa q lhe ctats ~ Tense see az TIE cleo
-..i 81 q member or TIE tsel tfai Hssenn'Y rom
~ e.iinlcs ~ huoI ana seficf i1 This Stste - IN
n, s-at Vacancy, ma uQe ltlurrs licrcoI make
= " escer.Art ioiau tf4
- ~ inanny whereof I. v. e BROWN
III ett, Governor II the saE oi Ten
foIccs fhrr.is MA Nonssnsnler 20 CHEZ 81 he
ihe nepsftn ors =. N = ihs stsie 10 b. s.faxed 81
q Affi Anun lcInlui go. ~ cii teis, the 81 dag
Fr9ass {. 49,. s..,,... Y. 6 BkoWn.tnW
ksshtu = Tlraes. tshnfts.o.s. fle
We Wig iustrt ons tir6 ''.'s'se, snd Knox
APfa-lt !
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From ,hO sOsthwest

Rom the Riciifsosd WINS AFrill. 80
The Lynehburg Reps5feu says that
telegraphic communicatOn.was opened
with Bristol on "Wednesday morning,
but the enemy Were SAID 70 be threat
ening The place, being only q few miles
Distant This force was not laiee, the
main body of Thomas troops not hav.
ing come ZAP. The enemy, We heard,
occupied the place at noon.
There were reporti IN l1nehbt0a on
wednesday, Chat a MOTT 81 Of the
enemy savalry WI injoll SO count
Ten, mo,i g in the direction of Marie 4,
ia SInyth e0uniyg on 8he n d giIEa afD
Tennessee Railroad.
H. Was also reported that another
caFslry force had gone uf thFungh Car
ter county, Tenn, their destination
supposed TO be Salisbury. n. G. These
are probably on a feint
u thyide orr forces and distract the
Of our eonmander, while the
real advance viii be made by way oil
Bristol and Abingdon. Some skirmish-
ing between the enemy's cavalry and
our own has occurred west Of Blistol,
but the results were unimportant
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LOSSES LITERALLY ADJUSTED. AED Promptly
PAD By THIS COMPANY.
Prefniurn> Paid In cold
en- Ie entitled . fetafns ln ea.d n ca.eofln.a

Shippers should bear IL mind that the Exprsrs
Companies are not bsund when property is DESTROY
Cd ~ The eneni-s Of the county. aud should IL
AT cases eofes Ger properly by War Kicks
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In the fight near Dinwiddie Court
House on the ISL inst, sheridan cap.
taTed Ransou,s brigade couipIets as
an organization, with all its line officers
Sluarts and another brigade were Ia
ken slso almost entire
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DOCTOR McCILL,
Botanic PHEsjIClAN,
IN THE TREArMEsI OF u1sRtaEs. Il
GROWING HIN NIr1 SUCCESS lN
UfaE2 STATES a. ff IS lN
HAaHVIILE r, TBNhl.lak9.

For further information in regard TO
the skillfal success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 70 BILL
rs TIIsalraga css tnli MzrERIk MspIOA,
two large rolonies. me edition Of 1906,
the best work In the United States,
where You win find Dr. McGilrs name
standilg ps.rallei - "a tie best medical
men Of Tie afe n the Treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For al diaeases in 4his
satisfaction j. guamn-
teed. With my general practice 1 treas
the fOllosyiue f-r
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AmbrOiype Car for Sale.

EfoR SALE or Rant, good AafBRorYPF
~ GAR, With 40 smsl honsv- attached 4 COED
hrsl car se had. 81 The pirce VIII he sold cheap
a goqi sisslk ~ mstsrisl on hsrd
arfs -lw' VA. II BRIAN.
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A select stock OF dry goods from the
lN'o p sales IN New York, Just received
a. me 'anklupi sale store. 50 North Market
s'reet' and viii be cold at suea or,es. :. Il
sstenish purchasers. =, -
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NASHVILLE
WOOD AND coal COMPANY

Is PREPARED TO DELIvER coal. 10 Any
Il lsaTt cf the city Orders PROMPTLY aftaolie.l -
oiilie no. - Soutd 1olleRe street
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N1as, NkIfs.--4tsa Kegs for sale BY G.
". FAN a Co, Hardware Dealers, "a
Rnbha square jan22ti
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GRAZ HAIR RESTORED 10 ITS ORIG
inal TOuthfal Color, Raldness Pre-


20 is the only knoHn Feeiorer ~ color and ferect
han dress NJ combined belic1iely performed
Compounded In strlcf coniorEirY eth rnotern
Vegetable Chemistry. ~ Il not 5 dye, does not
siain the skin, sci hat bcnnei OF tn finest linen.
Il g restore gray hair 10 as original color pro-
mote luruflsnt growth Of new hair on laid heads
remove all dauarLIil. itching. seuri &C. from TIE
sea D. reTlerhs q prrfecdy hea,ths, keeps the
har SCR moist, gives Il gossy aud taalfiinl an
ftsra-ce, highly re4iumed. ana asa dressine il
hea 10 Superior.
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Gen. Grants losses in killed and
Wounded in the recent eight is estima
ied at eco He iost-onc Gxneral Off
Ger, Winthrop,
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Il the ladies' want bargains in dne Shoe.
congFeas esiters, Bslmorala, Ae.. buy !,
&. VI. Fall & Co.'S. -
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The Jackson Miss Free Standard
SAYS Gen, Forrest has freed twenty-five
ofhis negroes and enlisted them in the
rebel army They are very free-to
fight That's all the freedom hey win
ever get
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Desirable GrOeery and Tavern
Stand
At Auction.

an MONDAY. April 10Th. 1SG5. shout ne haur OF
Il O'Clock. an, VII sell a. the cssist- houee
q or 10 the city Il isHtlisF le, deSirahte THREE
STORY BRICK HOJsE anc LOT - the southeast
conner or jefferson a1d Eigath Streets lffEtlrg 3
seei On jefferson, RAINING Ds1k Sane width no.
feet vel sdapicd for Tavern end tirocely-noN
used for taat ptrposA. There ia larEc stcrercoul
with cellars u,ldefreafh, and abope are " r07me
Terms - lne ha1 cash, Tee balance IN = ana u
uonihs. with Interest snd lien; or 81 cash ii pre-
fsrsna THO. A. MORGAN, Ancfloneer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-09

Iunber d Al lengths and dsserios,on,
Tor sale low a Kaighs Rros. Yard, Rolling
Mn Hi
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JENNY LIND,
And his wonderful
Australian Kanuaroos.

W hich are, without doubt, the
greatest ciiFi7sty that has ever
been lnlrpcu cd 90 the public in
any country. Performing eie-
phlnts have been eiten in /, duced
TO the public, % no quite as per-
feet a. ihe one now WithMr. HoBes'
gireqsi stl they have performed,
su'iare always 70 'raciiye- But have
-he pubic ever seen
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!. LOOK OUT!
Information is
Desired Is to Inc Wherssbouts OF

A PHXSfCI A N, who is graduate Of
n the PelnsylyanIa Medical University a Phila-
deiphia, also 81 the Homeopatic Med II College Of
New York and has ai-0 stndied ia London snd
airs, and hsFlng Teen eleven years in "A extsn-
$ ,e Me1iesl aud su-g cal pra ice, who Is = resi-
dent o Canada al take AN appointment IN ether
Of The sOutheIn States either Medical Superin-
tendert OF Hospital OF Of one, two or three plan
iatons. lths latt1de Of Tennessee would be pre-
feued) He Is lsuliliar with business and with the
cultivation Cf the crops o. the South, especially
cotton sad l0bicso, hasine the past yesr fnper D
tended tobacco growing on several plantations IN
Canada an would as soon devoie a share Of his
lule ia super Intending ihe liasresso Of plaHtsfon
fdesirrd. Liberal fOm' ensstion required As
reference he wonid refe-t to lseT.J = Lee, recent
ly President OF the Aub1gTl Masonic Female Col
lege, IN Alabama, also II VII iSorth Female OIL
ege OF Brook haven, Mississippi, VINO, st present,
resices IN this, his naive plsce, ana to q. A. h,
Thompson, ESQ. Merchant Il Nashville. Tenn,
ami 70 Air Postiewsit Merchsnt Ma cfsz Mis-.
Address J. W. Huntoon. N. D Stansiead, Lower
Cansda stating lensfure and erfent Of theehafg-
the extent Of compensation offered, the kind Of
mones IN payment tie Frequency OF the pay-days,
and the late Gate that it viii answer 70 take the
pos iii0n, and imn edia.e attention will be given.
J. W HUNTOON, stanstead, L. C.
apF9--s8ts 0l'
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Rola1Ad-s
New Variety Theatre.
Corner OF Cherry and Broad Streets.
Grand Opening Niohs. saIuraaY. April 8.

The a. - and Gentlemen Of Nashville ara res
petifnIlv informed that n new md beausHni Thea
ire il eorarieted and vii oren % SATURDAY even
iEe. Apul S.h. Tie Managers have spared neilhe-
paics nor exrerss in maklf z It the most comfort
ahla aud complete piacs q Amusement 10 the civ
The Parquetfe is arranged with 500 arm chairs aso
the Dress Circle; tie Stsge Boxes Jour IN mber
are the most beau it1l AM largest OF any Theatre
IN the S0uth. The seenery from he pecci Of
Mr.. Fletcher, Of Aliens New ih. atrc.
The follow NJ distinguished Aifis4 Is will appear.
MS ANNIE B0RbWELI., the great operate
SOngstres az the Axe
hiss OLAeA BURrtN, ne Fennals Champion
JIG Darccr. 80 So
Mias ALICE CHRISTINE, the Fanscinating
Mis- sALL'E cLINEToP. the Fairy sylph and
Coined au-
MISS Lucy cLINEroP. the bewiisnng Terp.y-
eortIn.
M wARRsN B0RDwELI. Comic Vocalist
and 90 Tlrdan-
u. Il. CR0SS. Trisb Comedisn snd Vocaist
JOaNNY SIoU = the Great Baliadist.
i. De Gotta Bass
u. DEWIfT Tenor
DAVE WILKINS, the Tnequallel Bslladist.
JOHNNY BOND, he Lgilin ag } z uallter.
NAT. IllOMt S)H, the org nal Eth opan Com
edian
BEpDy HUGHES the lnviucible Clog Dancer
plt'F. " III lINa, 500 Niclinist.
GEO FIELDS, Violin.
J. KENNY Pianisi
n Johns N Blssn.
FERD sls RER, Cornet.
TOM PJLiNl tie Great Elhiopian Wit and
Punst r. end del nta OF OF Ebony and Topaz
SAN LAlHRDF, the cid o ignai keutacE Clown
1 add Stump Orator.
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Ram or dsnpness does not alEe-tii cav b. car
red N the coat pocket; easily used on horseback
Prom Liont. Com. u. b. Cnshing, Il NJ
thafinE carried one slth me O. sfa. can sav
that g. 81 f1 most comnlea aud con Qi,itut a,tiela
for The soldier o. sailor thai hos ever come under
my nclice- tef eH see
at is btmian ct Just The sriirles soldier or
traveller need5 Tor dasiy use.''- Boston C5asrs5d.
dgiisia {.
We have also letters hIEhy oouDnaending fhec sse
irori s. aator Wilson, MilisaFy Committee o. s
3enaie Gov fetpodi, % Wei Virginia; Resr-Ad-
miral saIiih, REls. sem HAYES. Brig. tsensra 4 e
~ fey, Wv NeAinn A. q NJ ne ide eominen-
re rounirY Agents vsaled rent = st-I paid on
Ieceipi OF prce, 81 5o-in cxtra dnish 81 d0
y. 4. Rkoollsa BRJTHFiss.
sprs-lw AanaiseuFers, Saltm, Mess
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The election in Connections on last
Monday resulted in a complete Repub.
lican victory. The majority for Gov
ernor was increased from 5,G5S to up
wards Of loooQ All the Republican
osadidntes for Congress, and the State
senate were elected We gain one
member of Congress.
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From Mobile.

Dates from near Mobile to the 2sth
uls. state that the city has been inves-
ted Nv The national forces under Gen.
Candy There is no chance for the
garrison 10 escape except BY water -
General Steele's column from Pensaco-
"a had reached POLAND where it cap.
tured two railroad trains, a large drove
81 cattle, and almost the whole Of the
9th Alabama cavalry, including Gener-
81 Clayton, the Msjor Surgeon, four
Captains and a number Of Lientenants.
Two Of our gunboats, the Milwaukee
and Usage were sunk by torpedoes
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CRAIG & CO.,
Commission, ReeeIrIng, { ForrardIag
MERCHANTS
10. q West Foarlh 81. CIneInalI, 0.

~ have formed partnership under the above
rame and sty.e, for tine purpose OF doing a
General Commission, Receivng, and Forwarding
Business, aud Reg leave o a'ioolnee b friends
and the tsaie generally, 70 Manufacturers an pro-
dneers, thas Ne are prepared 10 receive, md give
our prompt attention to eonslgninents. anu 70 The
interests Of those who nay iayor with their bus
mess.
We also prOpose-and have arrangements TO
make i a special ant permanent feature OF cur bl
sness-tO purchase gods on oruers for merchants
and others dong business in the Seufh and West
an the Federal inc winch cannot fail 10 Prove
source OF convenience aod profit 70 those agailmp
the alsesves n our services. We the efsre solicit
orders with entire confidence that satisfaction viii
be Given. fl ase
Prompt attention given also to receiving and for
wardng goods. - -l
Deeming il unnecessary 10 use the .names Of
prominent friends IN almost every city OF the Unio
Ne refer with pride add conf ience to our late OH
cial positions, ard 10 those who have known US
longest and best, in our native seetion, for the
prompiDess and fidelity with which We may be ex
peeted TO discharge our duty to al WIN may in
trust their busiress snd interests our care.
We respectfully invite Iennessegns. and trends
from other sections Of the eJuuiry visiting this city,
Tor their convenience. TO have their letters addressed
70 care, ami 10 make Office Their headqlIar-
ters during their stay in the city.
Officers aud Soldiers having Trade Permits 90
Tennessee can be facilitated in tneic bs mess ar
rsngements BY calling at oar Office.
JAMES MORTON,
JOHN J. CRAIG
msrl5-5m JAMES s. MORTON.
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$500 Reward.

WE WILL GIFE 10. ANY oNE rR0Duc1EG
w A. sure, speedy sad ssie cure for 6uucr-
rhole and Chaaere a. Ee VII send & snY address on
the receipt o. ater cent hostage STAMP. Wth 8 fer
se forEar Ok $50 Coz The alleT Never ffls 10 eara
3ifreer nf,a I.kRERcE & 75sln3Yka
i4hls-sm Az DnEer 81 nstrso<. Mich.
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less thar SEQ, ooo,0oo reinsin unsold which Will
probably be disposed Of within the nezt 50 or 90
days, when the notes wiz undoubtedly command
premium, as has uniformly been the case o. cio-
sing the subscnptions 20 other Loans.
In order that citsens Of every town snd section
Of the coustry may Be afforded ABILITIES or taking
the loan, the National Banks State Banks, snd
Private Brokers throughout the county hive gen
orally sg-eed 70 receive Subscriptions as par. Sub
scribers will select their own agents. in whom they
hsye confidence, and who only sre responsible for
the delivery Of the notes foF which they receive
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Ample Security, Fair Rates, Prompt
Payments.
I5rRECTORs


A FARM r. ElareAeH county. Tsnn.. on Rcek
"A Creok, neaf re ioEn 81 FsTmneion. contain
ing 20 cres q isnd. 2etf ulie are IN cnlliFafibn
eo1Tellanti n NILS nas eu0i oraharis. conf1rt-
abe dgelllnq aud Out tu1sta Arrf %
e VI MATT bR0WN 400
sprs-iW a Cherry street,
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hereby ,,ari y 90 iha 9oniersiis e.fsefs a. ne
London Hair Coior Rasiorer and nressirr IN
hair very gray. aad ihroueh il use u 4aa soon
rcsiarft q u nlfural color. erd f1a ts-r Which,
Vas before dry aud harsh, aud alnog or. now -
cafle son and glossy, eeaslug ialtrf lle dsndrud
ilchiur 50 snroying b ore, and 81 this TINE it j.
fli " vetoed fe ifs ofiesnai riafk color, and
shaerfiIIy cofnmendlis use @ az eto are desirotts
al haginf a beautiful head Of hair.
Mas H4nT kLfxE
Cfanhersharg, Pa. Stpl 2lta, 1854.
soid b Df. saayne Son, 81 Nostn Slsth Street..
". lao. ". SMITH,
cor, Church and Suo Nreeg, nashville.
isnae-.sna--aa suH 81
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Excelsior Troupe,
THE BEDOU1N ARABS,
CROCK EFT
AND HIs
TRAINED LIONS.

FROST from the sorest. untnned
rld uusu duel. saYe By thisIrag-
nipoteu. bea uuconquaresi, whose
dsurg fUrl 20 ai sstleY's amph.-
theat e, L. ndon won him Enduring
flme pa is Glorious act consisted
IL 20 D. aons into a whole herd Of
nsasts which hsd escaped from
their clgas sui devoured q poor fel
low who cen la lhclrwEy, md by his
mysterious poser queling their
81 e 6ndth TT q bloo5, and lead
ing them hacs 60 tier cage.
Mr. y. CKuuESTE, me greatest
EaElish Jester md acknowledged
afUrie, viii appear at each per
formdnce JOB I
Dir. rETE cONKTIN. the West
eIn Clown, and Uomic Singer, viii
unfold BIS portfolio OF oddities, and
teli some o his side splitting Jokes
aud nlhicr- proyok hg eecehtriei-
.anr
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Roardinp

& ENAToRs, MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF
- RepfeseniatIsss. and others, can secure plea
SAINT rooms snd TODD board. 81 Si4 per week, by
ealing at No. q North Summer street
aprs-5to all sruo1 ae fas q
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Information Wanted.

p ANY OF THB FRi ENDs Or ACQEEAIN'r.
II ances q Jas Giteoa Collins kufsr sfsytliink d
IN Eheresfcu1s. thsF would confer : f1rer uI.on
hls mother By informing har. slsa sa miles
en- tae Whites Geek lsze. aprz-ete
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For Sale.

A STEAM ENGINE, compieie--ho Ter p feet
~ long Sc inches IN danleter; CylindeF q fee
stroke inches ia diameter, with slide valve. Pit
mau, famr0li-, Jokes 8e- All " Oaght iron. .--
lnqu're OF b. s. French, c,mer Of Clark ard
Front strs ets aulg-lWs
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q. s. $40 Six per cent
GOLD-BgARlNG BONDS.

These bonds are row worth a premium OF nine
per cent, including gold interes. fom November,
shish makes the eelusl profit on he sososn. At
current rs.es, including interest. ehout nn per
cent per annum, besides its exemption from Sia'e
AL gaaielpal taraioa sl.'t aids from 70 airss
PEI eo. more, accounting 70 the rate lesie ca other
property. The interest is payable semi annually
by coupons attached to each note, Which may be
cut OF and sOli to any bank or banker.
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The mir d Frnnesseans.


The Louisville Journal Of yesterday,
in a brief article relative to Tennessee,
and the du1Fof her citizens, says
A great duty is now required Of the
people Of Tennessee in cooperation
with their Governor and legislature
Forgetting the past, LET them lay preJu-
dice and passion aside and earnestly
coniribute. by word and deed, 70 the
restoration OF civil law. Ii IS now
more obvious than ever that a south
ern CsniederaeF is an utter impossibili-
~. The resistless columns OF the IN
iou are hound TO crush every clement
Of military sis.aace. Tennessee Is
linked inseparably and forever 10 the
Federal Government Her people Will
find that Government paternal one
ia future. rs before the war, if they bus
prove themselves loyal 70 It's Just au-
fhority. They can, If they viii, have
f,eace and security. Let them there
fore zealously cooperate with the civil
aulhs4iiies of the State and steIniy az
lay themselves against ali enemies OF
the Unien. The heart Of Tennessee Is
true 10 the Government as time, we
feel. will speedily demonstrate. We
hope tbaI me States through Senators
and Representatives in the next Con
greef. wild fairly resume its Federal re
laiions. As the secession ordnanceYgas
null and void, 50 the civil authority as
row faiabfshed by loyal ballots should
be recognized by the National Con.
gross
We believe that the people Of Ten
nessee ale satisfied that their destinies
arc inseparabIy linked 10 the Federal
Government and, being 50 satisfied,
they desire the restoration Of civil law,
and fhe reorganization Of the State
Government They viii gladly uphold
the I.eeislatuTe in The adoption Of meas
ures 10 advance these ends, and dis
oharge I'll tie duties incumbent on
Them. We speak, Of course, Of the
loyal massea-ihose who have never
svcrved in lheir fidelity 10 the Union,
and thoae who, having gone astrsy,
have honestly repented and are active
ly sustaining the national cause What
other classes Of citizens may do time
viii demonstrate We hope all may in
the end prove true
It is the intention Of the people io
rcsumetheir federal relations, and they
win send representatives to the next
Congress- We sre gratified 10 find that
the Journal favors the admission OF her
representatives. in that body It has
been unprecedented that she would. in
this particular. realize serious opposi-
ton. in certain quarters But, an en-
hFhiened discussion Of the subject may
satisfy the most skeptical that T is
sound policy not to reject her advances.
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The wife Of Gen. Kirby Smith was in
New orleans on the lst inst
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11

CAEKLEss sHooTISe.-A gentleman living
in Newburgh township, near the Cleveland
Shooting Park, gave Is oil Saturday several
incidents, or practical illustrations of care
less shooting on the part of the sportsmen
and pleasure-hunters who resort there.
The other day he was working near his
barn when he heard the report of gun,
and instantly a ball passed through the
full Of his pant leg, below the knee, grazing
and rufling up the boot top. day or two
sfterward, his wife was busying herself in
the front yard of his place, when in the
course of 3 few minutes two or three mimic
b lis fell near her, scratching up the turf.
The parties seem to be firing at random.
This 0stter should be looked into by the
authorities, and the practice, which is
frausht with SO much possible mischief,
forbidden aad p~eeTented.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11

PERsOEAL.-COlOnel R. B. Treat, Chief
Commissary of Subsistence of the Army of
the Ohio, on Major General Rchofeld's
staff, was in town Saturday. The Colonel
is one of the few who have won promotion
from the ranks by meritorious services.
We understand he is about to Withdraw
from military and return to civil life.
Rev. q. o. Sheldon, formerly of Berea,
now of Missouri, passed through this city
on Saturday. Many Of our older citizens
viii remember him AZ an early and ever
consistent and energetic snti.slavery man,
and one Of influence in this county. He
has lived to SEQ the North ro-as rourd 10
his political sentiments.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-11
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