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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-05
MiIIersburg High School.

The closing exercises of the Millersburg
High School will be given in the Court
House on Friday evening of this week.
All are invited.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-05

Will address the people at the Court House
next
MONDAY EVENING.
Mr.. Worries having for several years
been the most talented and efficient man in
the opposition party in this county, will be
listened to with interest
Let us have rousing meeting.
ID. p. LEADBETTER,
Chairman of Club.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-05
Special notitrs.

wnfsKEns!!l Those wishing n nne set of
whiskers, nice moustache or u beautiful head
OF glossy hair, Will please read the cnrd ofritos
q. tnAPNAN In nnnihcr nnrt of this nnnrr.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-05
SHOE MAKING
II. J. MORRIS

Has laid by the drum-stickS and resumed the
Shoe Makers kit. He has opened shop over
Eddinger'S Barber shop, where lie Is in readi-
ness to respond to all calls in the shoe making
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-05

Make it a point to vote early and
lave everybody else do the same, and then
'ou know who must be sent for.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-05

ent to escape observation, and whore it, virtues
are known, the public no longer hesitate what
antdote to employ for the distressing and dan
gerous affections of the pulmonary organs that
are incident To our climate. Willie many in
ferior remedies thrust upon the community
have failed and been discarded, this has gained
friends by every trial. conferred beneft~ on the
afflicted they never can forget ana produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable to bc
forgotten.
We can only assure the public, that its quail
ty is carefully kept up to the best II ever has
BEEN and that il may be relied on to do Tor their
relief all that ii has ever done
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians,
Statesmen, and eminent personages have lent
their names to certify the unparalleled useful
ness of our remidies, but space here will not per
nit the insertion OF them. The Agents below
named furnish gratis our American Almanac in
which they are given; with alsoiull description,
of the complaints they cure.
Those who requirean Alternative medicine 10 pu-
rify the blood Will find Ayers Comp. Extract
Sarsaparilla the remedy touSe. Tryit once. and
you Will know It's value.
Prepared bv J. G. AVER & Co, Lowell. Mass,
and sold by j. X. Rain, :. VI. Folwell, and Yer
gin t killingcr. lNllerShurg; J. Mcdowell OK
ford; G. Orner, Nashville; q. Gerber. Weinsberg
j. Hanna, Holmesville and by dealers every
where. 2NlnZ.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-05
work made on short Notice.

And WARRANTED to give good satisfaction.
IVA liberal share of public patronage Is res
pectfully solicited. b. j. MORRIS.
l..
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-05
l. s. MAIL COACH ROUTE.
-:o-
Millersburg to Coshocton,
THREE TIMES y WEEK.

4 PUBLIC CONVEYANCE
f~ft-R : will run regularly three
eJSS N,SSdg9 times week, each way be-
ef-~SScs@sa>AS tween COshocton and MillcrS-
burg, carrying Passengers and baggage I.av.
Coshocton Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
IT o'clock, \. NJ. Leave Nillersburg TUESDAYS
THURSDAY ana saturdays, at o'clock. 4. NJ
the /, p NJ. train going West. and the F. 81
train going East, on the z. G. & C. Railroad.
July Is, 1865. SAMUEL. MI-SS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-05
Public Building Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Cornrnls.
~ sioners of Holmes county, Ohio, will meet
in Mllersburg on -a.
Saturday. The 2lst ,iog cf OctoLa, 1865,
mt O'Clock p VI. for tho purpose OF contracting
for the building ofa new STABLE on the Pub
lie square. GEORGE REED,
Sept. u, 1865. County Auditor.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-05
Ayers Cherry ppctoTaI.

r 7 " TAPID CURE OF
COughs COl}S I,hUc,,eu, Iio0yseness Cr0,iI, Br5u-
chHfS Ilcipi"'H Consumption, and FAR t6e Ue3lr,
u COnsnnlptirc IutieHts in ddrurco,i stq1eS o.
yhp
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-05

So wide IS the field Of
its US MI e-S and 50
numerous are the caSe>
OF its cures, that almost
every section of cOun-
try abounds in persons
publicly known, who
have been restored from
alarming and even deS-
pcTatc diseases Of the
lungs by it, use. When
once tried. its superior
ity over every other eX-
upCtOTant is too auuar-
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-05
Township Meetings
50

Meetings will DC held Mt the following places
for the purpose OF protecting the interests and
liberty OF white Men, and pcrpetuating the Tn
ION as our Fathers made 1t.
wFINSpERG, Saturday evening, october 9TH
Sncpkrrs-C Is. Vorwerk, In German J. A. Es-
iii and Capt, ]. H. Folwell in English.
NAPOLEON, Friday afternoon, october eth
ut / o'clock. Speakers-L. X. Critchfeld and
II. II. Heller.
OXFORD -. Friday evening, October 9TH
Spcakcrs-D. S. Uhl and NJ. b. DeSilva.
PARSONS SCHOOL HOUSE. Ripley town
ship, Saturday afternoon, October 7th, at one
o'clock. Speakers-L. X. Critchfcld and =. d.
Miller.
MIDDI.ETOWN, Friday evening, october 9Th
spcakers-Williain Reed and Robert Justice.
SHEPLARS SCHOOL HOUSE, Mechanic tp:
Saturday evening, October 9TH. SpcnSers-S. ID
Miller and q. +. Newton.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06

| preseryed-at all hazards; and l think my
friend here. Col. Grum, will decide to have
| Won taken to Changwatana tomorrow morn.
ing before breakfast. Of that, however. the
Colonel must be his own Judge, as military ad-
yicc is treason to the Constitution"
Prof Webb now, with that polite dignity for
which his uncle, j. Watson Webb, the veteran
editor of Gotham, is so eminently distin-
guished, took the fellows name in tull, resi-
dence and age, and then drew up the following
deposition, which he was informed he could
sign and swear to at that time, or he could 60
up to Chanswatana on the morrow and give in
his evidence flanked by armed sentinels;
Rush CREEK HOTEL, Minn.,l
September 81. 1866.
l, the subscriber. hereby apologize to Col
Grum, for any and all statements this day
made by me, which can by any possibility be
courage or military ability of the members of
the said Col Grums regiment. And 1 take
this occasion to swear and sOlemnly affirm that
from this time forward will always carefully
avoid saying, intimating, or even thinking
anything that can be construed as disparaging
to the Boys in Blue.
After slight hesitancy on the latter clause
and an intimation that the soldiers ought to be
obliged to swear that they would ever again
say any "sassy words" to him, the fellow
signed the statement swore to it and then
kissed the Professors pocket book. Hoping
that when the joke leaks out, the man viii
good naturally acknowledge the corn and
never again make sweeping charges against the
courage of Uncle Sans boys, we omit his
name, but retain the document for future ref
erence. On our arrival at this place the Doc
tor repaired to the military post and your re-
porter adjourned for refreshment" to Smiths
excellent Chengwatana Hotel. We have neither
the room or time to write a puff for friend
Smith, and he don't need it If we had, for ev-
cry body likes him, likes his wide-awake and
tidy wife, and his clean and bountifully sup
piled tables. . -
We scratch off the above hastily, and shall
continue our route to the gold mines in q few
moments. ORC FINO.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06

Money Creek and RushfordNJ. ". Neppe,
and Il. G. Bible
Caledonia-J. 81. White.
Lenora-T0 be supplied. gss..,
Hokah-John Lambers0n-
SCANDINAVIAN DIsrRICr-c. q. FoRssERa, p, n
st. Paul-Arne johnson.
Chisago-To tie supplied.
Ruse River-To be supplied.
Vasa-C. F. Lindquist.
Scandal Grove-Peter Long.
Kandayohi-H. H. Holland.
Winnesheik-P. NJ. johnson.
Waseca-To be supplied.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06
ABUNDANCE OF GAMR.-We have learned

ABUNDANCE OF GAMR.-He nave learned
from hunters that game was never 80. plenty,
even within short distance of the city as it Is
this year. Quail, particularly. seem to be very
abundant and yesterday ono flew Into Mr..
Golcher's gunstore At the same time we
would respectfully suggest to our sporting
friends that there is law of the legislature
protecting this description of game until the
Let of October, and that one half the penalty
tor the breach thereof goes to the iuformer.
A good chance for come one to mako money.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06
Another sCopperhead - General.

The Democracy of old Massachusetts,
have placed in nomination for Governor
Gen. D. N. OoUoH, of Taunton, one of
the fighting Generals of the old Army of
the Potomac. Wonder If the epithet
" oopperhead viii be applied to hima
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06
GOLD LETTERS, No. i.
From our Special Correspondence.

SnrrH's HORN, CIIENuwATANA, MINI,
Sept. II 1860
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-17

The following conveyances of real estate,
in the county Of Davidson, were made
during the week, commencing on the 9Th
and ending December 18th.
Jonathan Bailey to Sussn Myers, deed,
AS acres land in county for $500.
Geo. W Petway to II French, deed, q
acres 100 poles, in county, $1,000.
Andrew Gregory 10 Mary Ann Card, deed,
% acres in county, $500.
Geo Many to Geo Jones, (cOloredb lot in
Nashville, deed, $4,000.
James Williams to Q Hurt, lot out OF
city, deed, S420.
J J d r Shumste TO Zebulon Beard, deed
acres of land IN county, $50.
Y K Stevenson 10 Vim SImmonds, deed,
lot out Of city, $4,000.
BE and y Ganett to Jos Barr, deed, lot
in Edgefeld, $500.
JOS r Rogers TO Daniel Walton, deed, lot
out Of city, 81 900.
I'll Mansfield to Albert Mckay, deed, 10!
in South Nashville, 5000.
AW Blrkemore to John II Brown, deed,
lot IN city, S2,5O0.
EA HsrInan to Alexander Hemphill,
trustee, deed, lot in Edgefeld, Sl,IOO.
J NJ Luccarello TO Aleida Weemers, deed,
lot out OF city, Sl,775.
Archer Cheathsm 10 Mrs. Margaret Elan
ne gan deed 4Qk 0Ak u city 2aBVgN-
? J kaufman TO Patrick FitzgIboons,
deed, lot in the city, 81 900.
W P Cornelius TO J NJ Sharpe, deed lot on
Fatherland street, Edge6eld, $4,000.
Thos Wells and others, 70 Phineas Car
rstt, trustee, deed, lot in city, 5000.
John Trimbls to John Earhart, deed, lot
in the city, 5000
Joho Conner to R Bolles, trustee, deed,
lot in West Nashville, s., 500.
Hugh McGavack 10 David L Doublday,
deed, lot in the city, 81 600.
Thos Harding To VIM Macke, deed, two
LOT, in Hurding's Second Addition 10 Nash
Vile, SI,03l.
Thos Harding to Vim Hefernan, deed,
one lot in Harding Second Addition TO
Nashville, 1875.
A Duncan 20 William simmonds and
others, deed, two lots in Waverly Place,
81, sO4.sO.
A J Duncan to James Riddell, deed, lot in
Waverly Place, 50, zoe.
A ) Duncan 20 VIM Simmonds, deed, lot
in Waverly Place, 3,7O6.
F 0 Hurt 10 J L Garwood, deed lot
Maury and Claiboue's Addition TO Nash
vile, $500.
Thos Malone to John Day, deed, lot out
Of the city, S3OS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-17

Tn sork vii Re To every pan .cuiar o.. siuor.hy
aud a-cg -ate-vlfen hy the I1eUr-Cene1aT'- life
Ions mend. from oftcs. do-lmsuf- put tr-tar.r-'
ius0 hs hands, So cannot fsil % meet every rt1ur-
meat o. The public expectation.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

] Wv TFEagER.-The benefit q ,le Orphan
] Asylum, last night, WAS most brilliant
/ success. The hou-c was FUN q Overflow .ue
an evidence of the appreciation m which
! the ST. Mays Institute i- held by the peo-
/ pie, withOu, regard 90 religious preferences.
I 90 NOaday evening next, Tie ceieeTai-l'
: comedieaue. " S. Rachel Johnson, Wi.
make her first appearance, 81 th's plsce-
and we doubt not, vii draw full houses.
OLD TBz,rRg.-La.t evening closed TIE
/ enlargement IN our city Of those two w5i ny
and dsserve6lv popu 'ar charae ers, Nh
! Mrs Charles kean. Our citizens, the Pasi
week. have eniogsd . rich trestiu the asv
Of legitimate drama. Some of Shsk peire 5
/ choicest productions have been rendered
IN such a Insnner p ONLY the Eeans are
capable Of IN Miss { Chapman, and MI. .
Cathcart, Mr. and MIS-. Aeaa found aami-
rable support throughout. The ceIeo ated
tragedy, entitled the ''GamesteT, was per
formed last evening; ALr- kesn As Beverly ,
and Ars. kean as Mrs. Beverly Eeihg
called away iron the theatre 81 an early
hour, we arc unable TO speak OF the features
of the piece but The able hands il which
i was entrusted is q sufficient guarantee
that full and ample justice was done 70 II.
BsotpwAY YaRIE7IEs.-Nr. BosWorth has
engaged the Ia snted star, Miss Nett
smith, who win max Eeldrst appearance
On Monday evening She is known through
oGt the country, sni will be vsluable Sc
auisition 70 the talented company al the
Broadway.
We again take occasion to call sttention
10 Miss Lizzie Walker, whose benent takes
place next Monday evening. The blll 10
be presented is a most attractive one, and
each Of the performers are ass'gue' 70 psrts
in which they will appear 10 the best ad-
vintage. Miss Walker is one Of the hand
somest women on the stage; perfect IN 81 m
uetav. and iuimtable in besuy; ana a. the
same time is one Of the best danseuse On the
stage. She possesses charms and talents
which have Justly rendered her iavorite
with the community. Mosdest and noble, she
has only 10 be seen to be admired.
A large number OF the best artists and
artistes in the city, including Mss Bur
ton. Miss Minnie Sherman, M. j. W. Whit
taksr, Toney Benton, and others, have vol
unteered to add TO the attractions OF the
evening, being induce 70 do so BY their
high appreciation Of the fair beneficiary.
Among the attractions Of the evening viii
be 8 trial Jig dance, between Mis- Clara Bur
ton and Miss Lizzie Walker, which will, Of
itself be a sufficient inducement 10 any true
admirer Of the artistic, 70 be present.
SUNNY srDE.-It is scarcely necessary to
speak Of place 50 well known as the Sun
nv Side. Everybody visits it, and every
body is delighted with the performance.
The galaxy Of artists at that place, needs no
commendation ct our hands. They speak
for themselves.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-17

AID that there was more Of clerical error
than any other; and il was determined 70
remedy the difficulty, ii thst were possible.
With that view the following affidavit
was drawn up, and will be presented, on
Monday evening, 10 the Board;
SrArE or TEXSEssEE,
Davidson County.
LIVE. Neacham, Justice Of the Peace,
do hereby certify that I occupy the Sheriff &
ofice as 2 Msgistrate's, aud on the evening
Of December 2, 1865, the returns OF the elec
ton held in North NashvIll, IN the territory
proposing 10 become a part Of the city q
Nashville, Tenn, were returned 10 the
sherih7s Office, as provided Tor by law and
the Sheriff being absent, I being directed 80
% DO. received Said returns, ana examined
the same, and after they were proPerls
sigued by the Judges, Clerks, and Receiv-
ers Of Votes, were placed IN the baIiot-0oN
ard locked up by me ia the Office, aud as
soon Is the Sheriff came 10 the office they
were delivered 20 him e received by me-
as stated above This. Dee. &c, 1862
W. F. MEACEsE.
We shall await further devel aPments with
great Interests We are anxious Tor Oerntn-
town 10 be annexed, and We believe that
everybody agrees with US, and the sooner
the better for all parties.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-17

NorrcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which we're fled with the Board Of Claims
Of which william Driver vas Recorder,
convened BY Special Field Or'ier No o.,
Sste8 March 18th, 1855, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
srIv adjusted By calling at our Office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
.sipts. and Accounts ordered back from
WEshington, D. c, for the intgoduetion Of
other proof, in order to substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get thsii
nat Indebtedness from the Government.
;.So-f Il. ToEFKIss 4 Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-17

This vice, which is never prscticsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved tbs
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the no6les'
and most talented young men that ovel
xsvs tongue 70 eloquence OF pen 70 song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the eonsu
tuition, and reduced the miserable vlcHm Y
8 living skeleton. Nor are these Us nas,
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Ct reason, the most melancholy
EiFht that can meet mortal eyes To b
cured permanently Of this sfiiction, call OF
Dr.. Coleman, No. g. North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box sos, hssh
vile, Tenn. teo4o-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-17

SUNNY sIDE-It is scarcely necessary tc
speak Of place 50 well known as the Sun
nv Side. Everybody visits 1t, and every
body is delighted with the performance
The galaxy OF artists at that place, needs NJ
commendation at our hands. They speaE
for themselves.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-17
100. pEcEMBER y. -.

c,,ncIuuafi. OhIO.-JosEPa 3. QUSEr, =
or-si agent TO receive advertisements slo
.-r.--p-ons or the NashuEs CHi0E.
Neyg Orleans, La.-EoEIs T. " AAALL' o.
s.. commercial Readiug Roor-, isour suthorzsd
END b, rz--rge atserussnests and subscriptions
LII tas .s4j-.4,l ll-9s.
Memphis, Tenn.-CI0lEsrs & BBFsT are
r3r authorized Asenls 70 receive advertisements
,rs subscription, for the Nast-ls UHi2n-
I,uS EosrrA @ PuBishsrs Agents. 81 PARK
g,.. New York. are sl,h11ilei 70 -nt-asi Tor aa'
yrrt.sing 4 our paper.
J5y. CORA Co Publishers Agent Tribune . lilo'
,rys. New .ork. and Browns lTon buiid'ls niiA
,slpss. ere authorized TO c0ntrsst for advertising
ia our paper
80 p,77rssrLl A Co, PIbl'sbsrs' Agents 81
o., p. Nsv York. aad STATE street, Boston,
49, .uthorsed to coniract ior advertising in our
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-17
Great Haul of Stolen Goods.
Over $500 WsTth Found.
THREE OF THE ALLEGED THIEVES
ARRESTED.

For several days Constable WOodall learn
ed that some negroes had in their posses
sion a large amount OF dry goods, which
had evidently been stolen, and he at once
set himself about discovering the articles
and the guilty parties, and yesterday he
succeeded in both his purposes most ad
miFably and not only re the alleged
thieves in custody, but the goods are in his
possession, ready Tor Identification.
The articles are Of almost every magma
bic description some new, some halt-worn;
d portion evidently having been Gifted"
al shops, while he others had been taken
from clothes lines. A portion was found in
the country, portion in Edgefeld. and the
reminder in the city, at which points they
had been secreted. The value Of the goods
De- not less than $500, and the thieves have
been weeks in accommodating them.
Three negroes-Jack Granger, alias "Fly-
ing Jack" Bill Long, and Andrew Homer
have been arrested, and accused or the theft,
and Will have q hearing on Monday.
Il is hoped that parties who have lost
goods. either ON storeB OF clothes lines,
viii visit Esq. Meacham's office and ex-
anime the goods.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-17


.I>..>>,r. De-. l5
I..,aa..-. b. ,r.. a-- .H .-. -. IKE ag.r'.s-
Tor ~ppri.as 81 ~ a. g. ez.a e, 5..t b 20
s.mi'y g. -.s5tg H.5 uue, So a.iIi 81.
WHE,E au.e, bur -ts-i,- 81 -a il1 r-.ms H-v
red, and s. 1JaI ~ Tor Oh.
C5EVin J. ght sup1iy and 10 good d7mlad rev q
,a-.s; shclICi laGJJc.
OARS adysuoed to AZ 8 ir eIeyst7r with good dc.
maad, bCt Ugh, supply
Rrr -tssdv, -0d7lC ior plue.
R00s 10 fair iemsnd, prices shade loEsri SO d,
9lo 50 grs-si and droyers are iGdi sposed Co 81
cept these rlss reaoHy
Provisions held m-re firm but without improve,
meat in demand. Mes pork held So Sc % F-I 60
green meats 81 TO l474 for shoulder hams Sai
sides; bulk meats s5A9I5 and lie for shoulder
and clear sides; packed ribbed sides lJe.
Lam offered ltlsc.
CoTroN hrm and Pr.ces advanced 90 a..
WHI,sY steady, s. o.
CON l46
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-17
BOLD ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY,
The Highwaymen Get Their Deserts.
One of them Shot Down.

A bold attempt al robbery occurred on the
Franklin pike yesterday morning, about
two or three o'clock, which resulted dlder-
emily from such operations generally. 4
man named Wright, who attends the mar
kets here, was on his way to Nashville, and
when a short distance this side Of Brown 5
creek, was suddenly halted by two men
who spraug out from the bushes, and de-
handed his money. al shall not give il to
you" was the response. "Ihen we will
kill you," said one. At that moment all
the parties drew their wesp ms, and one OF
the robbers fired, the ball taking effect on
the horse attsched 70 the wagon. Mr..
Wright Immediately returned the fire, and
one Of the robbers fell, but soon rose again,
and hed into the bushes, followed by his
companion. Mr.. Wright traced blood for
some distance, but being alone, did not Pur-
sue his advantage.
Buy your carpets ct W. ". Berry & Co.
No. 81 College street. noYlS-lm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-17

The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta lntelli-
Fercer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
fationalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Mass Republican, Boston JoUrnsl, baiu'
1ao-e American, weekly, received regularly
uE.P. Cones, No. 40 cherry street Il
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-17
French Reinforcement al Vera Cruz
1.-THE Cholera There.

NV Yonk. Dec. 1.-The Herald's Vera
Cruz correspondent states that over Two
thousand French troops hsd been landed 81
vera Cruz during the lest month. me CON
versstion Of the French officers On that CITY
was contemptuous toward the United States
Large quantities Of munitions Of VAL ie'
French troops, had been also landed.
Three thousand French troops are on Their
/ vsy 20 Mexico
The cbolcra had arrived at Vera CruE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-17

Go 70 Bryant, Strstton 4 Co.'S Nashville
Business College Cor thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Fenmsnship, CONNER
cIal Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
uctship, Settlements, Gc.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON L co.
OctlS-ly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-17
Outrage in Chetham County.
Bold Attempt at Robbery.
The villains Fooled i'm Their Work

A body Of robbers -four in number-st-
tempted 10 force an entrance into the house
Of Mr.. Samuel Fishe-, in Chentham county,
on Thursday evening last, at about eleven
O'Clock but were ioiled BY the heroism Of
Mr.. F. and his wife, and finally compelled
10 beat hasty retreat, without so much as
securing a dollar Of booty.
The family had just retired to their beds,
when they heard loud knocking at the
door, and voices Of men asking sdmittance
10 warm themselves. Mr.. +. rose from his
bed. but being fearful all was not right,
armed himself with pistol, and went to q
window Of the second story and asked who
was there.
sFriends." said one 9th men.
''What do you WANT" was has next in
quiry.
''1o warm ourselves said voice
sBut who Grs your" he persisted
"D-n you, responded one, "let Us ini we
are bound to get in, and viii break the door
down IL you deny US"
Not knowing sheT voices, and feeling
assured that they meant mischief, M
Fisher drew his revolver and fired while
Mrs. F. threw a fat iron az them, al which
they beat a hasty retreat, and have not been
heard of since.