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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-30

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-25

We made mention some days ago OF
the fact that a German newspaper would
be started in Nashville in few weeks,
and one Of lis principal objects would
be the inducement of German emigranis
TO cast their lots in Middle Tennessee
in this city and vicinity particularly.
There is already another enterprise
on foot looking to similar ends. The
Tennessee Agricultural, Mining and
Manufacturing Company have purchas-
ed, in Cheaiham county, about 5000
acres of land, and intend increasing the
number of acres to 10000 They have
sent am Agent 10 the Eastern cities TO
negotiate with Germans, giving them
information relative TO the resources Of
the section Of country in which their
lands lie, the pIoductiveness Of the soil,
and tho advantages TO TO be derived
fion, locating and cIitivatiDg them. il
is ,xpediednt TO increase the capital
stock of this company to 100000 Its
shares are placed At the low figure Of
$50, 50 IS 10 put them within the means
Of all classes Of emigran,s, and all others
;vho may desire TO become recipients Of
4. heepfits
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Registration,

We are glad TO know that the resil-
tfItion Of voters in this county contin-
= to progress rapidly. We feel per-
suaded that there are not less than
four thousand persons, in the city and
county combined, entitled to vote IN
der the Franchise Law, and every one
Of them should be prompt to exercise
the right But none can do so who
have not previously obtained certih-
cate of registration. To facilitate the
work, an Office has been opened at the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot, North corner of Church street,
where VIM. II. Clemens, Esq, who has
been legally authorized, viii attend to
voters who may cali upon him.
Registration is q new thing under q
Tennessee sun. Our people do not
exactly ike it-and some regard II
with a curious suspicion After they
shall become accustomed to it, nearly
ali viii favor its retention as 8 perma-
nent institution It is the best check
that can be put upon illegal voting,
and that, if there were no other rea-
sons, ought to commend it to favor
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E,n For,hodIngs in Georgia.

The Macon (Ga) Telegraph of the
18th inst, says
Il il cur duty 10 inform the authori'
ties. these 10 whose hands have been
intrusted the management and control
al our afiairs, sexual events that are
now tiauspirine, which require imme-
diate snd prompt action We warn
them that unless attention is directed
at cpce 10 the conduct of the freedmen,
the sccn,s OF bioodshed and massacre
of 81 Dcmineo viii be re-enated in our
midst lelore the close Of the year We
sneak advistdly We have authentic
information Of the speeches and con
verssiiop az the blacks. sufficient TO
convince US of their purpose. They
make 10 sscret of their movement
Tell us not that We are alaimists After
tdue investigation and Ishtction upon
this matter. We haee deter mined 10
ak plainly, without fear or favor, and
{ our voice OF waning j. not needed,
we, az least, will have the consoling re-
Election that we have performed our
duty.
We trust that the Telegraph has only
been betrayed by lis approximations.
Nevertheless, every thoughtful mind
will admit that the future Of the negro
in the Cotton States, where they mum
her but little less than the whites, is
frapght With periis to both races No
thing tut the wisest statesmanship, the |
most prudent and prOyidential govern |
meni, can prevent serious disaster. So |
long as the races are restrained by the |
presence Of an AIMED force, no dan
gerous coils ems may occur Before the
time comes Cor the withdrawal Of the
military, il IS the part of wisdom and |
humanity to place the freed people and /
their late owners in such positions re
latiye 20 each other, as viii disarm the /
threatening stoim cloud Of It's power
TO do evil
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-25

The GAINESVILLE Chronicle Of the 2Ist Of
July says:
Oar community was panied and surprised
yesterday morning By the announcement
that the Hon. Thomas W. Wisdom, Circuit
Judge Of the 10th Judicial District of Ten
nessee, was dead.
Itw too true. At the time appointed by
law, be repaired to Dover t. hold the Cir
cult Court for Stewart county. While in
the discharge Of bis official duties, he was
tmitten by disease, and alter day or too
came homes 1.-THE business of the COu be-
ing done)and on the 10Th July, at about 3
O'Clock IN the morning, breathed his last.
Judge Wisdom wss mainly raised in this
county, being born and passing his days OF
infancy in Virginia, and for near twenty
years has lived in our town. During that
lime he has held many positions OF respon-
sibility and trust, and in every one has
gained additional honor and reputation
Socially every one liked him-as a bust
ness man he stood in deservedly high repu-
iation-as Judge be wore spOtless er-
m'ne, and leaves behind him a reputation
for probitys ability, courtesy, energy, learn.
ing in his profession, and reliab lily o
which any man might be proud
Cut down 10 his 18Th year-just as q Geld
new and smple, for his great abilities, wa
opened up to him, and called Rwsy whe1
50 many new questions on which his en-
larged capacity would have shed food 0
light, dying at his post, in discharge OF off
eial dutiee, and while his mental laeultie
we're untouched by age or decline-his los
is indeed irreparsble.
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SEC . That Whenever n person at
tempts, or is called on, 10 exercise any
Of the constitutional OF legal rights and
privileges belonging only to citizens Of
Kentucky, he may be required TO neg
ative, On oath, the expatriation proyi-
ded in the first section OF this act and
upon his failure or refusal 10 do SO.
shall not be permitted to exercise any
such right or privilege.
SIC 3 This act 10 be of force in
thirty days from and after its passage.
All persons challenged as coming
within the provisions of this law should
be required to take the following oath
prescribed by my predecessor, and which
is in conformity with the law:
OATH.
You do solemnly swear that you have
not since the 10th day of april, 1862,
been in the service of the so-called
Confederate States, q in the 'Provis-
ional G0yernmento of Kentucky in eth
er civil or military capacity, and that
you have not given, directly or indirect
", voluntary aid.and assistance to those
in arms against the Government of the
United States, OF the State of Kentucky,
or those who we're intending to join the
armed forces of the so-called Confeder-
ate States, and that you will besr true
and faithful allegiance to said Govern
ment of the United States, and State Of
Kentucky; SO help you God
Absence from the place of residence
IN the service OF the country, or from
any other cause where no intention ex-
isted to change the residence, will not
exclude from voting if present at the
election precinct where his residence is
on the day Of election.
Absence without any purpose Of
changing the residence, keeps the resi-
dence OF such person in his voting pre-
cinct
Loyal men throughout the State are
requested to report to the Governor
any disregard of the repatriation law,
either upon the part of officers or citi-
zens, giving the names of the offenders,
that they may be proceeded against for
such violation. The officer who shall
fail to discharge his duty, as prescribed
by law, or the citizen who, not being
entitled to vote, shall do SO in violation
of law, should be promptly reported,
that the proper steps may be taken for
his punishment These plain words
are spoken, that none may act upon the
supposition that they will be permitted
with impunity to disregard the laws
made to guard and protect the purity
of the elective franchise, or override the
lawfully established sovereignty of the
people.
The military authorities will assist
the civil officers in the enforcement Of
these instructions, if any attempt be
made to violate them, upon application
to the officer nearest in command.
| THIS. E. BRANLElTF,
Governor
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The public interest in the canvass
for Congress in this District deePens.
Governor Campbell is receiving the
warm support Of the conservatives and
will be voted for by them to man
They believe he can and will be elected,
and are, therefore, very jealous. They
have reason for being hopeful in the
fact that he still has three competitors
10 divide the vote which will be cast
against him. Hon n II. Brien very
patriotically abandoned the contest
week ago, thus contributing the weight
of his influence to save an imperilled
cause.
In notice Of the discussion in this
city Saturday, made in our impression
of Sunday morning, the absence Of Mr..
Carter was noticed and the deduction
drawn from it that he was not expected
TO "run the race out The writer dis
claims any intention Of ipjuring Mr..
cRrter's prospects, or Of doing him in
Justice, by this error, which he could
not have made had he heard Judge
Brien read the following note to the
audience before the discuss ion began:
NAsHvILLE, July q, 1854.
Jodee n. N. Brien-Dear Sir; um COM
Del I'd 10 be in Fraokiin 1o-mor CIV on pr
s,.nsl business, AID if there is speaking, /
vau announce the cause
of my absence. Please state, also, tn 1
viii ie n Lebanon on Tuesday. l shall
consider il q great favor il you wall expl IN
my Dsn sPpesiaaee'
SlNUEL J. CARTER.
Haying thus made the dHl''lde hon
srd5ls 10 Mr. Carter, we beg the readers
of the UkloN-especially those who are
voieIs-to REMINDER That be is still q
candidate, and intends 10 run the race
out" To defeat Governor Campbell
the opposition 10 that gentlemen must
be united upon either Carter OF Smith
Steps should be taken to do this with
out suliher delay If done there can
he little, if any, doubt as to the result.
We should not let par:ialities for men
break the power Of the majority OF
loyal voters in the district and by the
election Of 3 conservative, encourage
reaction and weaken the national
cause. The question is with the voters
and they must decide l..
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We regret exceedingly to learn that
our friend Arnell has been forced by il
health 10 abandon his appointments to
speak, and return home. The voters Of
the district can do themselves honor
and their country service by eleetipg
him notwithstanding. lie viii, if elect
ed, take rank amongst the ablest and
most useful members of the House Of
Representatives
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Jer Rnris.
The Vieksburg Herald eve

10 faohsOuIB Heraid says:
We are enabled to state, upon the
authority Ct relative, Just from the
North and East, that the health of this
gentleman Is excellent; that he is wen
treated, and his dietis such as will con-
dCce TO his health. Charles O'Connor,
OF New York, is the leading counsel Of
Mr.. Davis, snd has associated with him
ex-senator Pugh, Of Ohio. The men,
ton Of the names Of other gentlemen in
that connection are premature and
gratuitous.
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OBITUARY.

C0AhuNIcAIEo RT II. EGGl rs cHAPL an.
Lou, KE F'L. late First Assistant Surgeon IN
the 18th Tenne see Volunteers, Sho'e death ". $
announced D our paper on TDursdsy last viii be
held in grateful n membrane by all that knew him
An sffecii0naie and dJtful son, he had been the
idol Of tie family who now mourn his loss. Among
his fellow soldiers, he IVES highly esteemed on ae-
count Of his Niftuous life, unilorm kindness, and
zeal in The discharge Of his duties. Though not
quite twenty years old, he had Sc we'd over three
years n the army. and only two wee ago re urned
to civil life, Hheu eeaih cut short career that had
commenced so promising.
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We note that Joseph R DTllin, Eco
Of this State, is Supervising Special
Agent Of the United States Treasury at
Macon, Ga lie is locking after Gov
eminent property.
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The Franchise In KeRsHeky-RxpalrI-
alton Law 60 be EhfOFccd-PrOcla.
ton b. the Governor.
COMMONWEALTH or KEKTUcEx,
ExECuTlvE DFPARINENr-

EAECUTivE DEPARTMENT,
FRANEFoRT, ky, July 18th, 1865 ]
10 TIE Offers Of E2sctoas;
The purity Of the elective franchise
can only be preserved by a faithful en-,
iorcement OF the laws governing the
same. For their enforce meut the off.
Ger will be held responsible.
Every free white male citizen, q
years Of age, who has resided in Ken
lucky two years, and whose residence
has been in the district where he offers
TO vote for 60 days preceding the cleo
ton; and each male white citizen who.
not having two years residence in the
State, but has resided one year in the
county, and sixty days in the precinct
where he oilers 10 vote, next preceding
the election, is entitled 10 vote: pro-
vided be has not expatriated himself
and lost the elective franchise by com
ing within the provisions OF the follow
ing act:
CHAPTFR 500
AN ACT 20 amend Chapter IS of the
Revised Statutes, entitled s'Citizeps
REPATRIATION, and Aliens
SEcTIoN /. Be q enacted 5v tie Gensra7
Assem5ty Of ne Commonwealth Of EIg,-
taeky, That any citizen of this State
who shall enter into the service Of the
so-called Confederate States, in either
4 civil or military capacity, or into the
service of the so-called Provisional
Government of Kentucky, in either
,ivil or military capacity, or having
entered into such service. OF
iither the Coniederacy or the Proyis-
onal Government, shall continue in
nch service after this act takes effect |
7 shall take up or continue in arms |
gainst the military force Of the United /
itates or the State Of Kentucky, or /
hall give voluntary aid 70 those in
ans against said forces, shall be deem
d 10 have expatfiated himself, and /
ball no longer be 3 citizen of Ken
aekyi nor shall he again be citizen,
Scept by permission of the Legisla>
are by general or special statute. !
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DISSOLUTION.
SALOON FoR sALE.

TOR sha small sun q 5000, I oaer anice
Il stand, situated oE one Of the best aussness
fffsets n tie city Ifs liaense "a good for Ten
months g core Also ngliaeie ~ small isIniiy
uould do vel 10 call oariy e Ne. South Coiieqs
street.. iyll-laf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-25

The Anii-Slavery Standard is again
in trouble about President johnson.
We don't know which cuts up his record
the more horribly, it or Ad-Srrg"
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WHITE Goods

Plan ani Farcy ssi-fes, Checked Nusr-
socks, Jsconet Tuck auslin, Rumsd b.
J. n n. Ta1ie L.nens, foweis. Linen o.
llain aud f'ncyi 3 rdsese Dispers. T. Iusn 81
en- 5, hfmsti ch do hne fmhr .iarsi 81
aru Va encinin Colia's. Crape seis. SEss 3 Z
Jac met DO. lnsefiiogs. iafstia Rb6r
~ tbs and IN al co On; six HeIfaqs. h.
tsome. hif x new Core =, Velvet Rittons b
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-25

Micro TEsTIEoSY-During the past
year Congress enacted law providing
=" That in the Courts of the United
States there shall be no exclusion of
any witness on account Of color"
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For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader is referred 10 SrIIs
LIS THERAPEUTICS and MARSHA MEDIoA
two large volumes, late edition of 1860.
the best work in the United States,
where you will find DR. McGil's name
standing parallel with the best n edic i
men of the age in the treatment [ + d s
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is gusran.
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
.Hl UhF0nIC Cases
with satisfaction; Rheumatism, Affections Of ths
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat SWellsd joint,
Stih Limbs, PieaEsy, PsEs, Ulcers, CaEeaF, tiraFa
IL sionseSl Es1rsleiS K5ss FvI o1 ,-, =
Deafness. Diseases Of the Eyes, pebiiiiaied sys.
tens, Dyspep8IA or Indigestion, and CousumpiiOn-
together with AL Private Diseases and
Diseases OF the Urinary Or-.xans.
70 she Ladies'.
An Affections Of the Womb treated with succsla
Those Married Ladies WHO have oeen 30 uniortu.
nats 10 miscarry Or prove abortion, can DO earned
% their fuAl time Z iound pregnant b giving mes
sterility.
Young Married Ladies whose naisiorluns Il hat
been moi 70 bring forth IN dns season, remember
God has sEid yo1 should multiply ard repleBish. I
this is yoar desire yo1 can consult me either By
leitsr o. II person No lady over thirty-hYs years
% age aaed r1ake application. All communicntOrs
b letter OF person strictly confidential.
Hight EmissIeas Cured.
Young kan, stop before you further 70. OF al
diseases subject % Man. there no disease so hard
70 cure IS Night Emissions, and physicians srs
~, = = ~ ~ ~ you 80
IN different States who have speat dollar after dol
lar, and are now well cured By me. am daily 70
csiVng letter. and sending medicine 70 all parts OF
the country. In word. al that are diseased in
any way, and viii give me cal, vii Kfe sale
action Tor al Of The diseases mentioned N this 81
Fertizemant. The best Of rolsrancas Essa n ihb
1ity.
DR. HO8fLb,
Dnioa street, Nashville, Tann-
nal-ls III laa@t 9Th prosnpt aitss Ess
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-25

The Union State Convention of New
Jersey, which assembled last week,
adopted a resolution in favor of the
ratification Of the amendment 10 the
Constitution Of the United States pro.
hibiting slavery. Upon this issue they
appeal 70 the people sgainst the de.
mocracy.
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DIR. e. sCHIFF

UA8 removed bic Family 3 ,sidsnas % No. %
II South So mer sirset, % door teloH Chmsh
HIS O1ics Is g The old place, No. Is North
Cherry tre-i. up a,aiTs, Qyiaim
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ILLINOIS AGENCY,
FOR
Sick and Wounded Soldiers,
M. 42l Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

fI'His Agency IS sstsd shea By the Slate a. Iili-
= noe ior ne purpose Of CIV ng infcrmshon
with rPieIence q Illinois X eiraeuts -, - a.
LsP srilneRts OF the cIImbe lsod, Ohio, KsuincIy
Ais9 tor the care o. ST k and wounded q iie-s
vt q - cell ny N
- An reSvcssfres o. charge.
II. WICHIZER
Uiou Col. and Nj. Agent for lllinois.
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AUCTION SALE
Government Property!

ON TaE THIRD DAY OF AUGUST, ISs5. / viii
J offer for sale at Public Auction in the City II
Ma nv lie, Ter n, the following Government prop
cry:
situned On the Pubic Squsrs, in Nashville, Tenn
I Frame Bui ding ia ~ 30 feet, situated on
Font street, Nashville, Tenn, used 81 Ordnance
Blacksmith and Carriage shop
sixteen Horse Pow Portable Steam Engine,
complete
Iron F'uTniug L thes. complete
About IS sepl Shifting, Pulleys. Betting. and
ether Machinery.
Also = large amount OF Blacksmiths, Csrpen-
te's', Soldiers and other Tools.
Also 8 large quaaiity of Rope. serap Iron and
OF er Ha'eFial.
The Ssle viii commence at 10 O'Clock, \ st
No. 60. North Market street, and vii contsnne
fgom day 70 dav until the whole i Disposed Of.
Terms CASH in Government Funds.
e y. TOWNSEND,
jy2l ids Capt 10th InfsniFy, U. s. A.
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OFFIcERRs Monthly and Quarterly Papers and
" Mustsr-Out Rolls promptly executed.
Particular attention given to the collection
claims for Commissary and Quartsrmssters' Stores,
whether receiPied fot or not
Claims for Pension, Bounty. AFrsars of Pay, Prise
Money. pay f0r Horses lost in service; together
with just demands against the United States, At
tended to and promptly collected.
Vouchers procured for memorandum receipts.
Vouchers formal or ioiormsl, collected.
OfBesrs' Quartermaster and Ordinance Returns,
no matter how comp icated, executed 10 g few
days.
ofReeFs' Pay Accounts made out.
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REFERENefS.

Hen William G. Brownlow, Govern r Of Ten
nessee. rttrr
Brig Gen James P. Brownlow, Adjutant General
Of TeaI essee.
Major Gene al George W. btOneman, Knoxville,
Tenn.
BEt. Major General R. ". johnson. Pulaski,
Tenn,
jUne25-sm"
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Ohio Soldiers.
Information Wanted

or ROBERT MORRIS. fcolored.l BY his rnota.
~ er, Sarah Morus. Whea last heard from he
was running o. che steamrOst Armet Hls mother
leeis in great iistress. and II this should come 10
ms notice, wishes HIM q write 10 her iumedisielv
lF25-iie SARAH NORRIS
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Cloak Departma

which Ne viii feliaf prices % suit the time
Il ma CiOass. Basqufs "a 81 fhirc1ssialaf D.
las ds Taf,fasss a. eros b. Nope. Cscs
etc, wffte sold VEkY CHEAP in order a-
room for or Fail ktocE.
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Teafi1nnninI.

Testimonial.
HoUsE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Nsshv lie. June II, is85.
Hon. Asa Faulkner, a member Of The General
Assembly, whose wnrd can be implicitly relied On,
furnishes the believing iesiimoniai 70 The skill and
knoWiedgs ol DR. Atom. in his treatment Il az OBJ
stnste case OF d istase Of the eye-
TO THE SUFFERING.
l Rave been suffering With chroric soEo eyes for
fftetn mchts My attention was called 70 Or
Ab0rn's advertisement 10 the papers q the daF.
called upon him, ana have been undsp his iFeas-
me lev DAYS, tsay ebo1t ien,) sad have found
sai1re an who are sudcrnr win discs e Of his l
eye to call on him, bel ollng ihsy - fad .elef
iy2a.u AsA FAULKNER,
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ARTIFICIAL 80

In eIted Without Tain, 50 as 70 move aad resemble
the Natur eye
NE IcAb AND SURGICAL Diseases Of ever
dsecr piion will receive speri,l stentoa
Patient from distance furnished with board st
At reasoasll e rates-
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BLACK ani Fsrcy Siks. AZ coI0rs. 81
. tam snd { ncy. Mozambique al ,nae.s.
orsi Delanes ali chi rs; MohFr. IL y
ETC. usuei ~ kept IN a FRS e ass DIV 6srI.f
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