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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09
Nashville Property.

A Good Brick Residence, No CO Line street
with nine rooms; gas fixtures All through the house
Good outhOuses and stable, Sll IN good condition
Let Al by 80 feet, Price We moderate.
AisO-A twO-story Brick residence, with eigh
rooms No. 10, sOutn College street. Everything 10
good condition yard well shaded. Lot IS by lSt
feet. Price 5000.
AlsO-A Brick Store-house, No. q Broad street
south side, two doors from Market, three stories
high, Is feet by IS. A most excellent sttnd, and Is
free from taxaJTon-
AlEo-A councillors Brick Dwelling, corner 81
McLemOre and Gay, with seven rooms, kitchen with
rooms, and lumber room. Lot fronts 461z feet On
Gay, bY 81 deeD. SPLENDID water and beautifully
shaded, yard well enclosed Pnce 81. 90.
Als0-A good tTo-stoTy Brick house, No. 68 Cs-
dsr street. with seven looms kitchen, servants
rooms, and snokehouse. Lot fronts % feet on &c
dsr and runs back los feet 70 an alley. Hydrlnt 81
the hack door. Possession gwen Immediately.
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Agents Wanted
F0R
The Secret Service, the Field, the Dun
geon, and The Escape.
By AIBERr d. RIcHARpsoN, New York Tribune Cor
1000 Copies Selling Per Day!

FElHE most interesting and exciting book ever pub
Ished, embracing Mr. Richardson's nnpaEllel
ed experience for four year.. Travelling through
the south in the secret Lerylce Of the Tribune a
the outbreak If the war, With our arm aud fleets
both East and West, during The FIRST two years o
the Rebellion; hIs thrilling capture; his cOniine
ment for twenty months IN seven different rebs
prisons; his escape, sud almost miraculous lNumeI
10y night OF nearly 400 miles. Il viii abound in STIR
ring events, and contain more OF the fact incident
and romance Of the Sar. than any work yet pub
hshed- Horace Greedy says Of IL:
"A great many books viii yet be written concern
ing this war, in addition 20 the many already IL
print; but not one q them will give within SINH
lar compass, a clearer, fuller, more readable ae
count entirely from personal seTVation, Of the
nature, auImus. purposes, tendencies, and lnstTu
mentatles Of the Shareholders rebellion, than does
the uupretending narrative # Mr.. Richardson"
Teachers. ladies, energetic young men, and Is
pecially returned and disabled officers and soldiers
IN want Of profitable employment, VIII mad it par
tcuIarly adapted 70 their condition. Send for cir
culars Address
AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Hartford, Conn.
SCRANTON L BURR, Agents. sepG-i
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

IL under the control Of his brother, G. "
JONES, formerly foreman Of the well known firm
Of Merrick & Sons, Philadelphia. Both Of US being
pTact cal men, and fatterng our, elves Of some
reputation mechanica Il is needless TO say L. at
all work executed at this place will be made in the
very best msnuer, and guarantee that our prices
Will be uch thai It will be Unnecessary for any ore
10 20 out Of the city 20 buy anything IN our line Of
business, unless they have more money than they
know what 10 do with iuly2 2n,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

sPlen I'D Farm containing 400 Acres. five
miles from NsshVill :, on the Nashville and Chafts.
creek. The land is very rich. sTIepiiIiIv Wsterej
ani beauutully located This Is one Of IN. besf
GhASS FARMS IN Davidson county. ana h neon.
mar adapted 10 raising Stock. On the place Is a
rlToad switch, ard near by is a .ery large and
bank ing splendid place for an extensive ErIrl-
Yard There Is two story brick residence. MN 4
framed addition, coniaGns rooms; also lziicbaD
ana oui houses good barns stables, &c, ana an
Orchard 90 100 choice Fruit Trees
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

A Large tWO-stOry Brick residence, with eish
rooms, on Russo So, near "Iuhp street church
Lot fronts 100 feet - 10 feet deep. 6o0d kitchen
ci. tern, etc, and we'll enclosed. Improvements b.
excellent condition, and one Of the b SO locations ID
Edgehed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09
MUTUAL

Benefit VII hold ont better, and be more pleasant
70 all concerned. We, fer one, make it our rule,
and i is our cherished principle 70 have every one
OF our tran sections, be It ever so little. Of the
grandest magnitude, "MUTUAL;" It must be the
hnse Of oPerEton; and We ENJOY the pleasing salts
faction Of Percevng that tins rule OF ours is highly
appreciated by all with whom We have the pleasure
Of doing business.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

In use in Tennessee for the last twenty years, and
parties having Machinery anulactureJ by Ellis a
Moore, will find it TO their interest 10 have their re
pairs done at these works, a. no one else has the
facilities we have for such work. and we are deter
mined TO do s work entrusted to Us PROMPTLY,
AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
obie being 10 make 1t the interest of all par
ties to deal with Us. Every imp Ovement in Ma
chinery that has for its OBJECT the saving Of labor
fuel and unnecessary weight Of material, will be
adopted by US. Parties contempla ing ''Striklng
ORR can be furnished with Tools and Machinery fOr
boring and pumping, as cheap as they can be fur
nished from Pittsburg. Parties wishing
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

At NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI until Monday, Sci.
tember Is, u m, for
One Whagf-bOat, TO- tons
Model Barge MOlhe.
Five (5) GunWale Ba: ges
Three 81 Coal BosIs
All OF which can be seen at Nstchez. Mississippi
until the dsy OF sale
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

I ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
steamboats,, Wharf Boats, BArgss, and other
Property.


WASHINGTON, ID G, July g, 1850 I
Sealed Proposals are invited and VIII be received
at the places, and until to dates hereinafter named
Tor the p1rehsse Of the following named Steam
At LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. until Monday.
September II y m, Tor the
tered l5s tons.
side-whsel steamer Convoy, No ?, registered Ill
tons.
When can be seen at Little Rock. Arkansas, until
the day OF sale.
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Oriental Pearl Drops.

ENOR Besutifying the complexion. effectualIy re-
Il moving
Tan, Freckles, Blotehes, and giving the Skin an
elegant smOothress not easily attained by any other.
Its use among ladies Of Fashion in the East gives
it character ior efficacy which at once stamps itas
Infinitely superior for the toilet Of any lady.
Can be obtained from any respectable drug store.
and also wholesale or otherwise from the proprie-
tors.
HURLEY, PUDDLE 4 co.
Corner Seventh and Green streets, Louisville
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

4 Farm OF 500 Acres OF splendid land, fnper
miles from Nashville on the Gall ain pise-Is rlIn-
cpslly nver battOm. Lies between the Cumber'qud
river and ',a AIN pike. About Ous third Of the Iaua
Is cleared balance well tmbered. VIII be scII il
body, ORIG Farms Of 100 or 800 Acres TO SUIT par
chaser5. TsfuIS Usry e1Jf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

A brick and framed House, with good rooms.
smoke house, stable, snd outhouses Has good
shade trees, aud excellent cisteTu. lot fronts
loo f. on BOscobel street, by no feet deep. Price
5000.
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CORES or CI.rn,
REFERENCES.

bon. Hon William 6. BrOwnIos, GovsrBsr ,,-
d, sST .s- Sen James P. BrOwnlow, Adu,,s. C.
MAJOR General 8. D. Stsniev- an -
Major GeneIsI George W. stons-ee,,.. J yorps.
renu. 'A1i hloEUIIp
Tenn. ''-'olt Pulaski
Iune25-8nG
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

lLto SeAtt-t ga nlAiHiuA 10 r. Terms literal.
ALSO
A House on Ren Street, with rooms, cooi cis
tern, &c. Lot frJnls 40 feet on Bell street., Ly 2
feet deep, well enclosed Price .501.
ALSO
A House on Bel Street, with rooms. L7tfrout,
bO ieei by 20. deep, good cIstsIn. Price $3.50
ALSO
A neat framed Coitsge, with rooms and Kitchen
Rooms OF good size good cistcru; porch ire NO and
rear. Lot fronts 90 feet is 10 deep situated near
shelby Park, aud very convenient 10 the Wirs
bridge. Free $500.
ALSO
framed House with rooms and hail, porch IN
front, well shaded and well enclosed Lot Tout, 81
feet on Woodland 40 feet deep; JOINS the residence
OF Mr. DCry. 4r.ce 5000.
ALSO
A brick House with rooms, en- Herman street.
lot 80 feet by 10. G'od cztern and garden, sl well
enclosed, Price $500.
ALSO
famed House on Fatheriaud street. with five
rooms, kitchen and cisten beautifully shaded aud
vel enclosed. Lot 'front.' $50 feet on FatheTlsnd by
10 deep. Pr CO SJUOJ; one thru cssh, balance IL
one ami two years.
ALSO
4 House On Shelby street, with good rooms,
kitchen, cellar and good cIstern. Lot l2j feet by
l75. PAIGE $500 cash.
ALSO
frame House on Gslairn pike with six rooms,
kitchen, OuthOuses and An excellent cistern well
enclosed. Lot 90 feet by 10. Price $500.
ALSO
A framed House on Galiaiin Pike, with rooms,
lumber she'd and AZ excellent eastern.
Lot 100 ieet by l7O. Terms $500.
ALSO
framed House, on Gsllatin Pike, with 3 rooms
in GOOD condition. Spring street. Lot o. By 200 It.
Price $500.
ALSO
brick and framed House, with 6 good rooms.
smoke house, stable, snd outhouses Has good
shade trees, aud an excellent cisteTn. lot fronts
loo ie' on BOscobe street. by no feet deep. Price
5000.
ALSO
A Large tWO-stOry Brick residence, with eight
rooms, on Russo 81, near "Tuhp street church
Lot fronts 100 feet Is 10 feet deep. 6ood Kitchen
c. tern, etc, and well enclosed. Improvements in
excellent condition, and one Of the b SO locations n
Edgefeid.
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Also

An Elegant and finely improved Farm o. y
acres 2m les nom the city. near the No snzvHa
P-Ae- be son Is very rich a. on II a tyyo-siary
framed residence with five roor1. sp,l ssTs l-itt
"a, once Ia The ysrd. smoke house, volksboD.
stthes' etc An excellent spring, and fine srte-
q u WEI very near the no use, with a new plirrp
ana Wen nous Has sple did orchard sui gar
den also heaUt fol law OF eysIgreens. 4 Ear.
gain can be had in this place. ''
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Also

A Nice Little Farm OF 1917 Acres, four and a
four acres IN timber. Place well vsiered
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09
Auction Prices.

w,-rr AZ. ss.iy receiving cons gumenis of eTery
w --t.-,f,f.6n Of Gooda, purchased in the last
=. .s,i.- al Auct01, Of importers tnd hEst hands.
~ -, 80 mi ,gI eel 70 the Trade A. lcH auY
49, 10 tha West Go. sh KID co.
h.e-s-1f-lm % and n College -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

Ma Gen. J. j. Cox. Comd'g 18Th Army CorP2.,,, i,
bTL MAJ. Sen Juo. 2. Miller, C0mdg Peel o. 4l'-i
Vile
Bng Gen. +. Opdycke, 4th Army Corps-
hon W. g. Br0wniOu, Governor Of iennsa'oa-
Hon. -. Tod, Ex-Governor Of ono
Hon J. A. Garfield, senator rom no.
First aEI ses0nd Nsh0nal Bank, Nashville.
Communications vii reeve pion-p. ---.l ~, :.
addrrazasl b. =. q. Hor ~
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Also

Nice Lutte Farm Of II Acres four and q
hali miles from the city, on the D.cker=Cn Pike.
Has iram house with Tour rooms, our -bous.- ami
stable. lald very uch, excellent water. Prlcs
low.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

4 Farm Of AS Acres, four miles from Franklin
Williamson county on the Carers Creek Pike, an,
known a. the "Southsll Place" 90 acres cleared
Has good horse on it with four rooms, kitchen
bdrl, ant other outhOuses and splendid we'll.
ALSu-A Tract Of lUU acres, four miles from The
above tract. all IN woods.
Price for both places $780, one h,lfca-h, balance
IN one snI two years.
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No Charges until after Collection
Vouchers Bought on the Best
Terms


and particular attention gwen 10 Claims against th,
Cavalry commands Of Generals WILSON. WAT
Klhs, HATCH, and CROXTON
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09
/ HAVE IN STORE

300 Barrels KsnaWha Salt q bushsI bb.sJ
10 hall bbls. and kegs ~ %, Crushed
and Coffee Sugar.
90 Bags prime Rio and Java Coffee.
100 Boxes Star Candles.
80 p do do do
90 Boxes Soap. assorted.
90 Kits Mackerel.
5o Half bbs. MackereI
go Kegs Mails. assorted.
100 Barrels extra Family Flour.
lUo heama Wrapping Paper. assorted.
A Ls), Staple Dry Goods, Boots ard Shoes, Hats,
"A QueensWare, HnwaTe, Hardware, Leather,
Ot-u-Rs, lye stuiis, Window Glass; Shoe Find
lnss, SsddlerY, " Jodenware. Roberta0s and Bour
bon county Whistles and Wines. with mauy oths.
articles, all Of which / viii seIi at wholesale 20
C2uatry and CITY buyers a. small prodts, and r.
pectuly ask an examination Of my stock before
u.chssng.
m. N. PAR1IELE,
IC2I 3m NASHVILLE TEN NEs4EE
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A Farm Of 1917 Acres. miles from the C.fv
on the "Neely'- Bend" PIte Uue-baIf Of he III
i cleared, ta5nce vel tmbarei Has onita i,,a-
Story orcS lesdence " Oh ST good rooml -. a
seh Stable, and her outhou 90. Th- iaun Is
fence ~ " 80 ~ VS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09
EYE AND EAR!

diseases Of the Eve and Ear, Nervous Sys
IL TEN, and CancerOus TumOrs' treated with IN
IL. -. lyr
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Military Claim Agene7
JOHN NELL
Usss Cap, I'm .. ac.1,

[ - ,,. IOEHEs Monthly and Quarterly Pa.
Aus'er-out Rolls promptly ezecu,s5 'i''' q,
Fa'aenlar attention gwen to the con.
CLAIMS Tor Commisasry and Qusrtsrr.s.-.-'.'''a
whether reeeiPted for or not. s'z
Claims for Pension, Bounty. Arrears of.
Money, pay for Horse lost in servi..' va.
WIN Just demands sgsnst the UB,tst q 5-
tended to and promptly collected
Vouchers procured for memorandu,,
Vouchers formal or informal, collects
Oihcers' Quartermaster snd Ori.Bs-,.-
10 matter how comphcatei, execu.t 7''l'1s
lays. "a .es
otheers' Psy AecOUnts:made out.
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ALSO
ALSO

4 Farm CT $50 AcTes-eood Ignd-2 miles from
Tavern, on MurireesbOrO pike nj Chattanooga
Railroad, one half cleared and new. Thirty Iollars
per acre.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

A business that has hereto ore been neglected. in
Nashville; but we are determined to furnish As GOOD
Stove in design, finish, durability and cheapness
as can De made IN the Omitted States.
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Also
Also

4 Farm OF 81 scres, o =, stones F-var ,I-.
NIL a from the ty, on Mill creek-opp0sit el it6'
MN A'Sut TWO thirds Of 10 .s uch bottom Isnd
and well Watersd.
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m. N. PARAIELE,
~ 2m NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE
U. S. Marshal's Sale.

United St1tes District C01rt for hs Middle
District Of Tennessee.
The United States
Information No. %
certain 1T OF Goods claimed by Jsna BeIlea1u-
DUFSUANT 10 a writ Of rsniif0ni enron. 20 me
i directed fsom the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the Middle District n Tennessee, in Fad
cause, vii sell 90 Public Auction, 90 the highest
bidder for cash, on the l2ih day Of September 1855
between the hours Of no and 10 o'clock r. No. I'd the
store hcuse Of Vim n Lucas 4 Co. 10 Nashville,
davidson rOuntT, Tenn, TIE Goods mentioned
shove, condemned By said Court t1r'eiled o. ne
United States. SAID property consists Of Fancy
Dry Goods, sc. RGLAdCOCk,
aug2E2Ot Marshal Md. Die Tenn.
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For Sale.
Chattanooga Rolling Mill.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
Office Of Director and Genl. Manager N RRUS.
Washington, d. & ia y 81, lS65.
DROPOSAL3 viii be received 81 this Office Until
III y O'Clock noon, on "Wednesday September
18Th, ls65, 20 purchase the u. 5. Military Railroad
Rolling Mil 81 Chattanooga, Tenn, with the ms
chinery, tools, buldirgs. fixtures and track con.
necrng the Rolling Nil With the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad
lac mil snd machinery constructed % re-roil
aNlroad ron are entirely new, anu Of The most i'm
ErOyed hsracter
FOR iull description snd details Of operation, ca
IN ,liy, sc apply 10 person or by letter 10 a. ".
eHt1iey, superlntf ndeut, Chattanooga, Tenn
All lads should b. endorsed Proposals % pur.
olase chsttsnooga Rolling Mil"
d. &. McCALLUM,
ifeyL Brig. Gen, Director Al General Msnager
Military Railroads. L. s. angi0-t.f
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THE FOUNDRY DEPARTMENT
The Machine Shop

Is directly under the control Of the Proprietor,
who is well known in this city 10. the last ten years
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DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS

Farm Of Ice acres. ~ miles from N,sbrfr,
near the stones River Pike LAM ~ ~ I.
acres cleared. Has on It good two story fr.lpei
re- dence with eight rooms. N frst,sie .1ui.t
also kI'chen Farms, stables, etc. hs is yr.I IA,
terei md Mrm IN. nj W. ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

STOVES AND HOLLOW.WARE.

put in their houses viii ind It to their interest TO
call tefore contracting elsewhere. Particular al.
tention will be paid to the manufacture OF
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Also
Also

Farm OF sixty acres good Ilpd-10 a,,as in
tmDeT-lhree mules from toe city, on the County
roai between the Clsrksyilie aad Brck CbUrc6
Pike. Free $780,
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Hurley's Stomach Bittsrs.

ENOR Debility, Loss of Appetite, Weakness. In.
II digestion or Dyspepsia, want Of seton al the
LIVER Dsordered stomach, there are no Btfers
that can compare with these in removing these dis
tressng complaints, For sale or can be had at apy
drug store in the United States or from the pruprie
tors. Louisville, Ky, corner Seventh and Green
streets, to whom all orders should he addressed
HURLEY, PUDDLE 4 co.
juhel7-3md&W
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ROBT. A. ALLISON. JAS. P, KIREsAN.
ALIX. ALLISON
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EdgefeId Property.

One OF the hest Suburban res dpnces near Nash
vile, beautifully lO.aioi aud finely improved The
lotcoutalus q arTeS OF rch 81 den laad fronting
m Foste. street and on the Louisville md Nash
into beauIl al building 10 =. Terms literal.
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SAMUEL E. JONES, PrOp'r

UIHIs Establishment is prepared tn ma uvctu-e
Steam Engines, saw Mills, GTist Nil 5, iron
House Fronts ksirosd Gas ings, Bridge Castings,
Bolts, ETC., ETC., Iron RAJ ings, Bank Vaults
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

AtYICKSBUR9, MISS ISSIPPI, until Friday, Sep
TENDER IS 4 M, fer
Serew Tug Belle Darlington registered 81 tons.
One az Nhsrf-boaf, 79J ions.
One a. khsrf-tost, ISL tons.
Model Barges Porter Rhoi6s aud George 3. Ne
ciaue.
Nine go Gungale Barges.
Forty (40j Coal Boats
One ID 1aEland one ~ Floating Dock.
AT Of which can be seen al Niclsburg. Mississippi
until The day OF sale.
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Cooking and Heating Stores,

Country Hollow ware Of all sizes and descriptions
Sugar Kettles, etc etc. In short, every de-crip.
ton Of work dOae ID Foundry and Machine Shops
The Patterns Of The late firm OF
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TO OWNERS
OF
COTTON!

WE find that the large quantity Of
Cotton which we own and control in
South-We stern Georgia, and the unset
tied condition of the country, will re-
ouire us TO
, 1865-11-14
FROM CINCINNATI.
a DEADLY AHray-Railroad Accident
sunday Ncwspapcrz-RelI.lo Ef.
f0fta.
ISt,ec44i IL

a Deadly ATray-Railroad Accident
SUNDAY Ncsgspaperz-Rcll.to EG:
forts.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1tlbune.1
CrScnsxA11, Nor. Is
IN Sunday evening In Arondale. one OF on,
suburbs, IN afsay oceuEred between two families
hy the name Of Welsh and Swift, While Mr.
Welsh fnd ME- Suifl were in conflict the latfe,
with hatchet, byetande1, Michael Craig, rpsbea
In md Enstched the Ratchet ttom Mn Swift .t,nck
Lea In The head and then Envc Welsh eim1h. blow.
The WOMAN died in half IN hour, but yeleh nm
probably Survive. Craig made his escape,
An Incident happened th1s afternoon at Lfuyood
on the Little Miami railroad. sii miles INN, hi,
~, " Hh1ch VIM r. Paddock, publisher ofihr
1ohk Atf!of+ Came ne1r losing his life, Liyinr At
a1nWooa he had Just stepped or the Co!umbre
na!n; En dno While shaking hands with friend, he
1MnpuI2 express csnae down the other track near
Wn1ch he Vas standing, the cor catcher tIipping
him up and throwing him Violently Ro,ne distsnrs
aga1net the depot building. He received severe
wound IN the head and was otherTfse jnlursa
though It tR thought not fatally
4 meeting Of Evangelical clcfcymen Of this rttv
th1e afternoon attempted to take action cpudcnn1
Io1J OF SUNDAY Newspapers, being tnrited thctrto
oy the publication Of The C0nuasTria, On Sunday.
when Vas 9uggescd that the Conme7rsaf 1ulghf
fetort upon them that they the n1intstess patron
lzea tne M eueet cars md milk wagons on Sundny,
ao ana % s1ndry other things no better. They
deemed II prudent to sAy nothing.
~ view Of the fact that the church membership
or thus city, including Catholics Is not 90 gfeat a.
y Vas twenty years aSo, 1t WAS resolved to maEc
Simultaneous effort this wlutef 10 promote Ino-.
general interest IN the cuusr OF religion,
, 1865-11-14

tional nte5ature. As genial humo!fst mud .
kefh yEtI,1 kind!y satiri. be has left h's mari
Fair, the Leader and the IteeNy Rsutsu. Iii:
poems, which hare appeared from time 10 time
won foT him sa honorable placo among Amer
lean poets, and It Is not too much to saY that
had they been collected, he would have taken
foremost raak, not ONLY by reason Of tha
quality, hut The extent Of his contributions to
our poesical literature. Working in desnI.
tory way, 1t Is matter Of no small woni1cr
that he L, vas enabled to accomplish 80 much.
and essay flowed with rapidity whic6 Was
OF What he produced. Some Of flis 11ost
brilliaot Efforts in the line Of essay rcJ
In the Round 1a6le,' to whlcl, be was q ffs.
qucnt contributor. As'
But his friends, rs theJ stand beside h1s
newly .nndc grave, will sorrow as much far
the pleasant companion and the trusted
friend as for the brilliant and versatile man
Of Letters. The last few years haye made
mnny inroads into the ranks Of our younger
writer's, but few losses will be more genera}iy
or sincerely felt than that OF George Arnoij.
, 1865-11-14
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

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.e1ea Oat-onlJ TWO Illinois Cavalry
Re1urnx-The L1nco,n Monu.,,sas
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doubtless be. here In about week. This muster
out will only leaye two tnois cayalrv reirnen,s IN
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