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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

A PHoTooRAPH Office, IN q good business
locality for rent. Address Box All, P. o.
June6-eodte
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

JosrprB B. Qu1sBr, Of the National Baunsr,
il car sole Advertising Agent for Gin
.r,,aEf-
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A Il fElsot p HAWKS GATza AGAINST
"A tosM9 80 Au NFaln1, comn1ndeirq arr
sst AAof SO ~ Halrh III 4f i - her -
Esa,e14 g % Il. o. nuaI. Na 81 C1arT -
MAe1H H1al wEttA
Egfs l. 94D NzEI
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For sale at this Office, one good Tobacco
Screw. wiz be sold cheap for cash.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

For sale ct this office. one Hand Wagon,
nearly new, which will be sold cheap.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

A specimen number Of tie obieago Re-
publioaa may be SssR 81 his easse.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

"Notkins 4 10 US nor augAt set dozen in
maIiee."
Do you want 70 play st ten pinsg If SO,
where can you find a more pleasant place
than at Edwards Bowling Saloon, No. Al,
South Front street, Are you fond Of a liz
Tie wine "for thy stOmaeh's sake" or an K
sellsnt cigar, if so, call on Edwards and
YOU will be suited. And should you be IN
want OF . comfortable home in the shape Of
a boarding house, then by all means try
Edwards and our word for it you viii be
satisfied. juneI In
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

Dr.. Aborn, room No. l. Commercial Ho-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

We have received within the past ten
days, Giles Of pewspopers from Macon and
Atlanta, Georgia. The papers RpPear in
clined 70 perform their duty, and counsel
tho people TO return eheorfully and honest
" 20 their allegisnes TO the Federal Gov
eminent. They are not, however, up TO
the mark on the negro question. Slavery
is gone, gentlemen. Your people must rec
ognise the fact; give the freedmen employ
ment, and encourage them IN the work Of
improvement, mentally and morally. To
this thsy must come At last. Why hesitatef
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

Shields 4 Co. sell dry goods, etc, at auc-
ton this m orning. Go and get bargains.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

T,HIs camrany, esta6ishSd n IsA nsares
Bufldings, Vessels in hor. Merehsndea,
Housshnid Faruiture. and OsheT PEoPeuy. on tae
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ITALIA.

Dr.. Aborn. room Nc. |, Commercial Hotel
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Attention OF our nnmerOas readers is cab
led 10 the advertisement. 70 be found in
column, Of HoSSrvEnl, Mookrs 8 HuEIII,
Cincinnati. Their sock Is very extensive
ard Of every variety. and cur merehsnts
win and this house one Of the best in The
Southwest At which 10 purchase tkeif
cbiua, Glsa and o~useuswass. They oder
splendid inducements 70 buyers. Z" shor,
profits and quick returns" being their
motto. ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

IN EDGEFIELD.
ON TfrEsnkY. TaE l27H OF JUNK, AbAkGE
ia 81 Real Estate vii Be offered * ploAc A1c-
ton in Edge6eld, embrscDg properly WEI worthy
toe sttenuIn Of buyers.
me DWELLING House and Jot nov occupied By ID.
b Bioks' on Wood nj street next door 70 ne ne
sidenoe az Chas. A Fuiefs Esq Ire l0t Nous-
/ o feet ard size deer The house u irAfned'
wilh good kiichen, ~eis;era, etc, etc.
II.
Lot, Nos. eL. g, es End 65, on the south SIDE o.
Rnsser street 10 Bood's Addl-iops and Mo-. - 81
aad 50, on the north SIDE Of came street. IN SAME
So1u0n M
Lots Nos. 8. oil, u. Is srd Il, IN the south
SIDE OF the Gsnaun Hse IN Blood Abolition q,
Al ar the above propeytvi q eligibly situated, and
les well; sud All oft is in Blood'= msgnlhcent "a
dsinn 10 Fdsehe q. Th-terne wi Ne Nefy eRgs
only oue-foprth OF the pnrchase-money nflnB re-
qUired row, while thr o.fourtgsc an re PSldIh OK
two and three years with J. gal interest.
NELsCN & MUkFREb, Agents.
ALSO, at the same time and place, the under,
signed VII cner = large number o hneiy i9catea
aud Elegant Its II Ramsey'a Adfnon 20 hdge
ned, comprising rroPsry Ga TIE ga "a -. ane
aud o which they iavte tie special sdnFcu Of
AZ INGToN a FARRAR. Agents.
An at the above properly viii 10 offered % TIE
| ground. and Ne expect he sale 70 commence AZ II
0'eloekin ne aA5. June y
nv PAUL Il. EN II offer hisPTo-
IJfessionsi services to hin communiei esne tai1
~ Surgery and rs consult ns physical. Once coz
ner Of choFch and Vine sgests. Junft-4"'
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Butter or Ice always on hand ct The
Butter Depot of Clark & Gregory. Fsmi-
Iies-may always get good Fresh Butter OF
Ice, in quantities 70 suit, at the Butter De-
pot, So Broad street.
ie2.Im CLlRK 4 GRrcoRY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

BuNsm-Knight 4 Bro are unloading
ai their steam Elevator o. Rolling Mil
IN, . barge containing SSe,ooo feet Of
whito pine lumber, embracing all kinds OF
clear and common plank, framing tmbers,
ioee, and scAnaiug, as fclloFs;
9xs-l6, Is, snk = feet long.
axs-Is, 20, ana p feet long.
ars-2o, q, Hand 80 fest loss.
sxxs-s0, = and - feet isOg.
sKxiO-ls and q Zee, long
ss5xis-2e feet long,
AE6-2o and so feet long
4xs-s0 feet long. rEma
axt-s. !, 10, - ls, % and y feel loas.
Aiso tse. Gee Fssiehaies white pine doonns,
Of ell widths, for hs loves ensh prizes, q
knight 4 BrOs'. LHmbsT Yard. II
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

The following is the farewell order of
Major General Wood 70 the soldiers Of his
command who are about to beHsustesed out
Of the service;
HEAD QuAErERs 81 DIV, 4TH Amy C@oEFs,l
Nan NASHVILLE. tenn, June 6, '6S.
GENERAL ORDER 80. 47.1t1
r, ,1s 0e.srs ard Soldiers Of HstssA III
aots Tossnsoers, oSS and 12sh okio VOL
ssntscrs, ssfk ana sch Indiana Vosu'stsers'
The order nom the War Department,
directing the musier-out or d troops
Whese terms 81 services expire before 2 GER
tain dste. will soon terminate the oiheial
rsisfion which has 90 long existed eefEeen
NE. Icontenplate the approaching separa-
/ ton with feelings Of sadness, and cannoe
allow it 20 take place without eNPresslns
nv wArmest thanks and sincere 64et't1to
Tor theenable conduct which you have ever
| displayed while under my eommsnd- Tar
ticipat on in common dangers, snd q
Vations and hardshiPs. hss united US = tnS
j bands q lrdissoinblo friendship. VIII
ever cherish, a. among the brightest pas,
ssges OF my life, the memory OF our past
essociafian. You hhve done your duty as
reea soldiers and Pstriots, engaged from
Inc highestmotives, in the holiest OF cause.
You can new return 70 your homes VII
happy reflection thst the mission which
.lcslied you into the held, namely, the sup
,~rsssi6n Of the armed Resistance Of treason
md rebellion 90 the Government has been
f,rv- nohlv. honOrably accomplished. No
: Ne soidiers, your work iahnished nos rest
? rom your labors. Each one Of you viii car.
~ home with you my highest esteem snd
hfndest wishes for your fdture welfare
: Nav happiness, prosperity, health aud
saecess wslt on you throughout the rcmain'
asr al voar iirosI May year future be Y
happy as your military life has been gior
r ousi To each one q YOU l~eaiNiaoaiy ems
!, 10 al. collectivois, / bid a kind s friendly
1 geod bve. God bless you.
TIL. WOOD Maj.-Gen. Vols.
d N. b. Brsrow. Cart 3 ASS. AdiL Gen.
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Ample Security, Fair Rates, Prempt
lgToA Payments.
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y. -. 90 ~. !. O9mnsTeIsl Hot

By reference 10 cur advertising columns,
our INGREDIENTS dealing in ssddiery, bar
meas, &C, will observe The advertisement
of The well known and long.estnbhsbed
house Of Moons a Co.. Cincinnati. Pas
sing through their establishment some few
d. ago, No we're astonisbed 81 the i'm
msnsity q their stock Of every Kind, sud
OF their facility 20 supply goods in their
line. H1EES fEKxNs, she junior member
of the arm, is slEays on hand, and his ur-
hsnity Of manner, and expedition in Cling
orders, warrants M in Recommending this
hoeus . AL dealers. beth as regards price
aud quality.
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We VII endeavor to have Il always IN reach o.
ever soldier.
Ests aad neaer IN Army 3ood8 IN Naabsnie 49,
b ne ~Propnston- "
sszt b nal post-pad b any sddrssa, On rtcslDI
o. 81 IA
FarpsEoyth hCO, aucossaors % G. J. BartufF a o..
anH S8f. NASHVILLE. Tann- au4=d
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

oTHr EosrToR" is the title Of a newspa"
paper about to be started at Murfreesboro,
Tenn, by &. D. Reed Co. II isto be edit
ed ~ RobE s. Currin, Esq. Sill.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

AIKxANDER FALL JAME Wooua
JSo. E1RENAN, ". ". Berry,
Nh. T. HKRRls q - AILLMAA.
"a. BURNS, ~. ~ AAR
". II EVANS An- eSlcA1F.
aoHRRT TRoNFsoN.
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THURSDAY, JUNE s, 1865
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

\. @ ssHART, ssrsssAg.
RAeSn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08

nv. PAUL II. EN II offer hisPTo-
Ofessionsl services TO ihiz commune esne +Ai1
~ surgery and rs consult M physicis1. once COZ.
ner Of choFch and Nine sgests. Jmnft-4"'
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Ex member G. ". Jones, Of Tennessee
did not come TO Washington as reported, 81
the request Of the President, but was per-
mitted to do so on mis- own application, on a
reconstruction mission.
Fifty thousand troops have left Wash
tngton for their komes since yesterday.
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The Soldiers Friend.

80 q 70 placs the Cerate IN reach o. oFsJ
iatba service ofthe United Eztaz-
A the article ID dscidedlV
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Die Dem Gtante Mnrh[anh.

Mnn MrnnDel GDunt9. - Die
9iabY Ncabemte BON Mnnapolis ptrD fir 400
Gaoetten eingert6tet, Spr DEM &rteae tparen
ln9ef0br $50 Gapetten bier.
= Do8 Gr3iebun98 = Oirettprium bes
Gtaate8 bat fplgenpe t5erren gu S6ul=Gpmz
miliGren fir Mmt Nrunbel gpaintY ernonrt /.
Or, Spbn &iDput, 9rdlipent ; sSu6n s. gBi(z
ION, DOyIeY Sncpbs, Or. MIa 2tntbtcum unb
3te0. st. q. GbaneY.
Nlle8amp County, = 8ulqenbeS
ltno bic 9famen Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir
pteie8 County :
1. Dttrift - Samuel 90. Srienp, 6. y.
Ipwn, g8nt. s.. GpperS.
z. Dtitrift = Spbn Tranb, Sp6n. 8. Sppf.
George Mattbetps.
3. 9iftritt = SucOb 9trenbt, gtil6a 0ura,
Nm. 8rplt.
4, Difrttt = 6, &, 2gpn, genj. 81. Oaw~
ion gSm. g. Selem.
5. DiRrttt = 81. 81. MaIon, @obert s..
S9aw, @foIe8 g8ape,
6, 0itrtft-8, $. @tcGlenpe, @nt. Saa,
Nabrep s, 8ooie.
Z. Dttrtft-Spbn 6artleY, Spbn $. Stal>
ltt98, SdrneS NtattbemS.
s. Ditrift = SUlbua 8. 5artlep, @eprse
price, Sprpt6an Stott. .
9. Ottrttt = SD9n 81. SO. 6enprirpn, $
y. Glbin, 0cDr9e 6. $. Gpbtnett.
10. Ottrttt-@epr9e g. See, Sames isis
9plnt, Sr., @m, st, Goters.
IL. Dtltritt-S. g8. SOqer, GrumangGsI
Samuel S, 2t9et9pop.
II. Otltritt-9Sm. glOel, 2etpis Brit6art
Nlbert 6euinser.
IS. Gitritt-@m, @ifarp, 9, q, 8ufeY
So1n S6t1tn9,
i, 0j1rift-eltja9 8rtenD, subn graus
DaStb $, 6rtenp.
10. Difritt-peter 8ater, Sobn 81. %
pts, gGm, @. N1bleY. rae
l6, Ditritt-SOt Douglas, f., @m. .
8erDon, Spbn $. Sbaw.
Es @nti3. eStebe aud bt
9terte Sette.
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spte Tim, balS ii ben @ren3en Der Staatsppft<
tit 31t en9e tparb, begab er lt9 balD barauf
nadg Stentndp uno btelt bort cine wettere &epe
IN Sanoesan9ele9enbetten. DCrt 5cg er 9e=
gen 9te9erlttmmre6t unb ben Sber6unpeSrt6@
Ter e9ale IN berielbeu beftieen @6etle log, ME
e. emit SrertOnt an9e9ri1en. 3u9lei6 iepte
N9 Der General auf ba5 pcprlatre Stedens
Pterp Der NfpnrCepOftrtne. l1nb Ipnoerbar
9ett1t19 tant l1nt ptelelbe 3eit aus 5o9er8tpmn,
IN N Nfar9lano. bte &unpe, bab Mont9OmerY
Slatr oaielblt cine 8epe 9ebalten Babe, Die
nebet rapttalen Spie9efe4tereieu e~benfa(a
Der DurGfabrung Der MOnroepottrtne gait.
Ste, ntetn !Serr 8epatteur, iperben berettd
Sbre Seobo6tun9en 9eeeni6er btel en ser
tan9ltGet S@aG5Itsen 9emaGt Gaben uni
oerlpare th beSbalb ntetne Semerfun0en nui
pa6 ndGlte Ntal, 81. @.
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gag Alt8 8GibingtDn itl1o lItrtaegenO beliebe
ttatt Tefteunlgen fIr 0ea< .g8efet" Gubierip
.sDnen ME Na5etgenl SltrG Oct MoelteH SrtL S.
j.. 9tiebfelOt, 420 6 Str, gu MADDEN.
GerfrippeGte S%plbdten. -
Inter pteler neberidrift beriGtet pas gSaIbtna=
toner pGbrpnicle":
uSebt no Der &rteg Spriber 1T unb Die Or
nteen ttaG tDrer 6eimatb auritdtebren, 6oten
ptr Elm 0ort gu @unlten perer gu laeen,
rpelAe auf Dem S6laAtfelpe Serpunpet ltnD
oapurG gu &rbeitern untaugli9 eemaGt tpur=
Den. g6ir BADEN in ben 9erIAtepenen Oepartez
ment6 %unlerer Stapt cine Nrmee bon GlerfS,
8cten nnO gSa@ter 9elunDe unb frGftiee
0eltte, fpel6e BolitiCren au8fIQen, bic btenlt=
nntau9lihe SOlpaten eben 70 out befleipen
fDnnen. 9Str bpfet, bab bel ~ferneren @rnen=
nut9ett IN ptele1 departments, iotpte in ben
3ollbonl fern unb 9pItdmtern b1rb's aau3e
2anp btei en- beDlrfttsen Natrtoten Der @0r;ue
9egeben werpe, g8te mir bGren, murpen am
lebten Samfa9 Sploatet, pel6e anf ben
SAlaGtfeloern fur Die linton Serfriippelt
wurpe1 unD felt etnt9er 3eit int S6abpepar=
tement ais NdGter ~an9elte(t waren, blr6
einen trtIAen SupertntenDentet entlalen.
~ rr-yzz-c L@Aa--- III e,tLn.
9euten beieBt tperpen, pelGe bem Qanpe tre1,
lnp repliG bterten."
Gin OeDrgetUwner 8mrder
I It Nem Oprt 1ernn9lIdt.-O oa
9feip gprfer Sournnl beri6tet fploenben be.
fla9en6ipertben llnfaQ. 9err 6enrH 6. gBoo-
net Spn Oepr9etOmt, Delien Bitter man auf 63
Sabre fh1tt, oerlOr IN Der Na6t BON @pu,=
abeno auf Sonnta9 in fpl9euper beflaaens=
ipertbet NSetIe ietn 2eben+ Ct fam BON $50
lbtn9tpn on, unt einen BON OeutIblonb az.
rltdtebrenpen Spbn tn gmpfana III ne6uten
llnp glet45eiti9 etni9e @eI9afte gu erlebiaen.
SIN Srpappap traf er nit 5rn. q. &euGel
pel6er e~benfal6 in @eur9etcwn ipubnt unb
oafielbe 0elGaft Q1brmoderet) betreibt. suz
iannten. 5r. &eubel bate Ii6 tpGbreno Ses
SangereIte6 Der 8altp. Surnerliepertofd an
9elAlOlen nro mpbute nit Der elbem in Dem
9auIe pe5 9rn. &unb it glIer Ctr. Oils bic
Surnerlifpertafel fid auf ben 6etmipea beoab.
blteb 9r. &en6el bier 3uritf, um feline 0rt1
oat9ef91fte Sn beIor9cn.
DER Serttorbene be9ob lf9 init 6rn. Re1t
Ad na9 Dem 2Ctal bt8 l6rn. SUMS uno Qebz
terer ertlarte ii6 arf cine piesfaalae NnIraoe
berett, tbnt fir etnt9e. Sage Elm Simmer ein-
3%uranrnen. 9r. 9Sa9ner begab Ii6 Na6ts
9e9eh II ubr ant Sannlta9 in letn Simmer
i'm 4. Stcflrerfe uno Mprgens 4 u6r fanb
pns Diem tmGo6en feline 9etAe i'm 5ufraume.
AlIer Observation-Disclosures 3ufulge bate Ct Ii6 an
pa6 . fene 6etlter geiest, lGlief Elm unb ltarste
btnab- Ser 9tnterfupf mar teinabe aan,
3eri6nettert. Coroner Collins 6ielt Qet6enS
lGa1 rno bic SurY CAB Elm entlprehenpeS
Serotft ab. Die Samtlte bes Gerunqliften
tpurpe auf tele9rapDtl@em gGe9e baSpn BE-
noGrtAti9t.
Das G'rritAt, tpeIGe5 li6 perbreitete, pa6
eta sanger auf Nieie &etie Se~run9lIdte, 1T
io11ttt tpiDerle9t.
9r, SUMS, Der ben betribenben SCrfaQ ttef
bepauert, BAT betnobe 95 Sanger beberberat,
Dap Den elben tr9enb Gtfpas ,ufieB.
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Gouo. 8raSfcrb'S SnftruftiDner al
bic Mcoiffr0fpre1t+


Gu DEM am 20. Suit BON @pnOernenr
Brapfprp erlaleuen GGreiben, bas Ourd pen
Staatsanmalt 9ebtQi9t mtrb, 9tbt perlelbe tOl@
9enpe SnItruftipnen:
y Ntemanp fam regtltrirt tperpe11, perlt9C
ntdt perl6nliA BET ben Nesiltfatcrsn mel ne
bet nnp ein9el1rteben tpttp &entporare Npz
ipeIenbeit entlhulptgt ni@t.
p @eper cine Spestalamnelt te peS praF=
benten mod Elm Gpn9reBeeleb fam elmer yer
Ipn baS Sttmmre6t 9eben, Die iolGe9 Fern1O9e
Der fttuttpn rt@t pean-
lpru6en fann. Dagegen faith cine perlprt'
lpel6e li9 benz Draft ert3p9en bat, oper oeler=
ttrt it, utb fir 1plGe gersebem bea Sttntnt=
reGteS purd Elm Gpn9reBgeles psrlulttS 9t'9
lein Stimmre6t i'm Staate beam lpraden UNI
erbdlt paIIelbe, 1T @emGBbett Der AnfOroe-
runqen Der Gpnfitutipn bes Staates. W
fam ferner bic 2estSlatur peS Staates, our
2-3 MtaiprttGt aller erndblten Wttt9lteper u
be1pnperen 8G1en pas oerptrfte Sttmtlre9
wieper s~uriidseben, a0etn feline aapere N'a@'
fann Dies.
- Sn 8eSieb>tng arf bic Gcnftattrun9 an
oe8 Yu1rgerrecht8 Der naturaliIrten Str9err
9enit9t etn Gerttftcat BON Dem petre1eft
0en @ert6t0bpt, ny man nat1raltltrt wl1rpe
wenn mani Die Srtginalpaptere ntGt 9erap
3ur Gerfi9un9 BAT,
~ Der 8oarp Der 8e9tltratOren jepe
Barp 1T St einent Glerf fir Die Oaner De
Ge9tl%trtrun9 beredttgt. "'
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ben, bic @rOPeaeri6raube mub bic bet0en ytlt5
Der 5u lbibeu. Der Dunberber9 I0l mt Z
Wtaiten Der1eben tperben, UNI BITE er lOOO
yarpS Sesel aus5ulpannen int Stanpe iett
mirp+
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81 Isl -.

Spe5tal=Ne9iertsn9SsM s 2gst0r-
Nritte NueQobe Der V. Sf. 40 Y}pfc
ans8sesben unter osn Datum bpm Is. Sui 1855.
Setiedr tret Sa5re eptn Datum tn gengbaf,at Q3elbc .
%ttnI6tbar, na6 SGunfb Dee 3efSere, in -"
y. ct. $50 feds 9srC,. eiple ;ohyc1S. qiyE
@tr tuS test betsit, SubfCrtpttpasn en-. etge7 ~ nebyr
abBu8ltG Der Snterefsn BITS suna 10, Sui. E%;efelsea r.
ben am 1. Stunt fertt8 ieta ' "
Dtefes 1T BITE ~etn3tGe gnletbR =, gp act
Del&e Biz @e gterung pf{srtft uab ibrs Srcj
8urtbetIe mo AEn tie jE Der o@'
9rbBten pOpuldren Nnleibe bes 0p(fes.
gr!r erIauben bic ublt@e COMMITTEE alien 4aas r. %,
tiers unb dpetsIern uab I~iefRrn BIC 0ptea ri en- ira
etaen &beti ssS 3anbsa. Dian ne3e F9 e. isrt III
WRbrUter RcR m,
NS@Ee &alttniere II. Ga .ggrtsr.
,niGi22Sl GsrbfrrirtIsn9. n eenfsr g{GisT", '"'Sa
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UerlonQf unO 0elnClt.
Gtene.@ elnm
ju OerR0uJ9U, Il III UGT3NI89DeGl.
2u permiethen:
Su ~perflufen :

3met 3imrner an etne Samitie p3ne GnOer, pbsr an ieotgt
9erren tn yO 65 9. @atipBrp tptf9sn y .eii nno &agn5ea-
irabe bet SearD 4rEnner. i1atfo}D
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@tne @eIeaenteit erHer aldTe In 6efpeiien an ter 8aitt-
more unb SbtD @iientabn in QDelt= ~@iratnien,
y tur J S@me'8efen (EurnGee) unp @tfentperf tn Der
btnbnn9 nit rem Srantiin Some; rfen.
p Sur 5a6rtctren ucn Sc ersgad teinen.
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a~bban8teer Nut cher, Yietrn So, Q1egrerginieup ter lei 1pEn
q. .. 8ORet, NUrt9 9obpien, Mep SerfeS, IuI4-9
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Neue SISaarem,

INENE ADMWEGEEe
Ae6ter @mmentbaler S6peiber Sale, Qinbu
ger, 9Ca. 6drin9e, SatbeIlen, Saroine8, Sc,
Serpelat 8uSit, Slipeu6l
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S10cD &Sretetc1r.
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g~erFegeIte Mneebcte fur ta5 @1o6tren ms gfaf. IN
Strefe tn YsG& Alfp, Srtf&en San bag unD Grcsfr. Il
ben bis Samltag, ben 29. Suit 1855, In ttgfe. Once {
seeen eenrmmen. Der llnes nebm CT ms db eeetn scpx.
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8an8e tn Der Stdbt Sjlnnlpre. Muf BerGI
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3u permietben anf Is Sabre QeQIe.

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geIelltgeh Sretpen Der OeatfAet f@ btn3u.
geben.
Do9 mir pOlen ptele fir rnlere 8lutSSer.
tpanpten tenleitS beS Oceans 70 peprtmtrenper
9erelei6e ntGt speiter aus pinnen, icnberu
nur pinIben, paB BET ibnen Die Shat tpeni9-
items einnnal mad DEM 2ieEe fpmtaen mD9e.
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Ssutf6e 4rceufte,

SeutfHe SSrcbufte,
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1ebrnher @G eber,
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aS uu8 &aibiugton ino l1inaeqen6 belieOe
1taI GeftellnugeI fltr ben ,,g8eder" grbicrih
!ID,tel ME Wn5eigelll Olirt1 ben Moenteil Srtl. S.
i. yiiebfelOt, 40 g Str III rrdd1en.
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a. ( 81 sa% ssssa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-08
Writ the unreasonable Monster.

From the Zurich (Switzerland) Le:deot, i
-"Cant. Writ, the monster OF the An
dersonville. is really citizen of Zurich.
His full name is Hartmann HenrF Writ.
He was born in Zuri h in 1923, and
married Emile Oschwald, now wife of
Mr. Schmidt, of Zurich They were di-
vorced in 1853 He held an office under
the Board of Trade, and in April, lS41,
b. decree of the Criminal Court was sent
t. the State Prison for four years for
swindling and embezzlement. But already
in Nav. 1913, on account of i'll health, he
was pardoned and discharged from the
Penitentiarv In his outer appearance
Writ is small blond fellow of insignii
can't looks. About IS or 50 he went to
the United States, and turned into one Of
the most atominable tools Of the Rebel
Government
The above sketch was brought to our
notice by J. j Gattiker, Esq, who informs
Us that his wife passed her earlier years
in the village of which the brother o.
Emile O>chwald, with whom she resid d,
was pastor. Mrs Gittiker was quite well
acquainted with the appearance Of Writ
and the circumstances Of his marriage
Happily, as she now thinks, the acquaint-
ance extended no further She had. how
eve, f.rcotten all about Writ until re-
mindea Of him by the above paragraph
BaraJoo h-@DHJIic.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-08

THE OzAUKEE RrIrERs' CAsE.-The suit
brought by John Druev17er, one of the
Ozaukae rioters, against 2x>Tovernor
Solomon, for $4,000 damages iIr con
fnement in military custody at camp
Randall in the fall of 1862, was concluded
Yesterday, after trial of eight days.
The case was heard before Judge Nc
Arthur in Milwaukee, and was conducted
by Hon. Hugh Cunning and Judge Orion
for the prosecution, and by Hon Winfield
Smith and Mat. H. Carpenter, Esq, for
the defence. The closing argument OF
Mr. Carpenter was, we hear, mastery
effort On yesterday afternoon the jury,
Immediately after the charge of Judge
Macarthur and without leaving their seats,
gave their verdict for the defendant This
vindicati0n oE Gov. Salemon's course will
be gratefully received by all who admire
firm, manly, patriotic and faithful conduct
IN a pablo ofhcer.-Stute JournaL