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EoTIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which we're fled with the Board of Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Orler No. 81,
dated March 18th, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
csipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction OF
other proof, in order to substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
jeS0-tf II. TOEPEINs Z Co.
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.-' -uEAEEE Nh. Adams PLAYED his
N'7~el engagement al the Old The.
-' H'gat 20 q crowded house.
"a A7ndsy uight NJ. Barrett vii appear
e Elliott Grey, in "Roeeials Mn a il
!, acton Of dessrveily wide reputation. AMI
.' aFaN loh houses. We sdviss an to SCI
-'a who have taste for the artistic.
e'NN' snE-The performances Al IL.
amy Side last a'ght was unusually p;es..
'-'- The singing OF Miss sherman v-ss
"a, ''''1 g. aud al ihe acting called forth
aui spplauss -0' Vi
9setpEan HAtILTiLs. -
''l"'E ''iei'as ifare reusuai. snrM
.a~ The Singing by Gus shaw. and ~
..''a'..'a Ella huge e0atrsbaad ssa.l, by
'--' name were excellent, 3, va, every
'-' performances sfsA, sysa.Bs.
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The rooms OF the Russell Dental Associa-
ton have been removed from the corner OF
Union and Cherry to No. South Cherry,
just below the Post Office, up stairs.
decsI-3ts
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The baruuia. Jsr..-n F..a-. ....-. .
Nashville Jo-dsy. >teLrsa as.. l-...-l.
-.s,. c.IiiEg saue s...U b RES Cd. 49,
c1d salt. aad heavy ,aas currents % -
cultural Implements end general r.-ress--
Jise. The cler1s q. ,a- B.rmeis s-. ..t..
i've. sud he- fare aIt scermuoIsl .11s sid.
oi The 5es. Jesc-pIor. She la-ls .- r..
Cumberland this even .al.-L- .ss- .-
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john r. Hatcher, ESQ, 10. Washington
Bricks is At present on q visit TO his friends
q Tennessee. We tender him the privileges
uf our sauctum.
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Parties sending Orders 90 the Job
Dspartmeut ofthis Paper will please
write .. Union Office" on tbe face Of
The CoBy.
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The Controller Of the Currency has re-
Gently addressed circular 10 the National
Banks, Of which the following is the essen
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gsncer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
tUtionalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Browulow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield ID
Mass Republican, Boston Journal, Balti-
more American, week. 2, received regularly
at Z. ?. Cones, No. ~ cherry street. II
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60 to Brysnt, strattou Il Co.'S Nashville
Business College for q thorough education
in Book Keeping, PenmanshiD, CONNER
cisl Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
uefshiP, Settlements, SC.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON E co.
ocIl3-ly.
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CLEANING CruAH STEEEr.-Workmeu we're
Yesterday engaged in cleaning Cedar street.
The work OF rendering the city habitable is
song ON uobly.
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If its wise t1 Insure, .s.t r-llaa... --al
a-pELAYs AIRS raNsEE5Cs-sa
DIRHCTOEzst

JANIS a. LUCt-..-..--....--- SAMUEL U.-Lr
Robert N r1usLrus-r. l. tals1as-sr q 5.l-l1 o.
Cnss d. PEEK. Frs-idsl. Ci tas i1e. ka.a .-el
Company.
Ro6srt X. Woods. Cls1.sr or ne Nar. rsa-. H.aE
Jules Vale, Cf Chol-elIl. 1a-ra1u & aa.-
Geo. X ko1.ns11, 1l R1a.na1r a 1lr-1rE
Chaa w. M-c-rf. OF wrrH-.r s. ... A. a-..-.H.s
John p. Thorn on, % Iarr1lla "a P.sres
isazc sturgeon. Pzs- tea- 1l En- N.-- 81 ..
HEIrusd
Hua- jchu EcE IN. NHr.asr OF Go l--ss
Henry lssra-1.E, Of lvsrs.-.- HaEl-- Isl Co.. lam
Ter la1IH-z-
N.-h -ehssf-r. Of o.-l1.s. s. ls r-- al co.. --l-
Caud = O. callers
William g. Day. q Say Hsna1.-s--a d q ra-.-
David keith, Of Ken a Hll.I.. E.aa-s.-- BOA
-ralruara.
r. p HauraEsrra. OF lia5 A a1l.azsa5.
isaar " 81 rla.
a.. A. lsuusry. 81 n- A isuasry e Co., ar.-s-a a11
CONN. a-a1u Ser .ssl.rs
Wrr J. Leuls 1f 81. E-r rl..sr1r-
D. Errsr Ir 81 z gHlar u eco.
Jas-t Lsum % Taum a Il fFer
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r. ". F0BLE,
Agent U. s. Sanitary Commission.


LoUIsvILLE, ny, Sept. &c, 1858.
On the 27d Of july last ] submitted through an
agent q. mine, 10 The Medcs, Director Of the De-
psrtment OF the A my Of the Cumberland, a sam
pie Of my Cedron BItters, f-r Inspection, sud re-
quested t. si,er RnslVss he louna Il mertorIeus to
sanction and spproye I'z use among our soldiers.
The following Is the MedI-sl IIreciors reply, aud
also Gen. Rosecrsns permission 70 ship so dozen
1t once, 70 have It sold 10 suffers.
JOIN Bull.
Il am Satisfied thst Cedron Bittsrs viii DO no
harm 20 any one Il taken properly and 10 modera-
ton. ! see no objection TO Dr. Bul = being permit
ted 20 dispose CT e 10 suffers
HrNEi A. THURzr5y,
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There viii be services in the basement
story Of the First C. p. Church, ou Summer
street, 10 day at n o'clock am, and o.
o'clock pm, by Rev. Dr. A. j. Baird.
sabbath school at O'Clock am.
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The Indian Herb Doclor

Isiperforming astonishing cures. Nearly
all the old standing (chronic) diseases which
have 50 long bafled the skill Of the old
school physicians, readily yield to his treat
ment He describes diseases without re-
ceiving any information from his patients,
aud undertakes no case that he cannot cure.
Reference TO over sixty persons who are at
this time under his treatment, can be had
by calling at his Office on the conner Of
Union and Cherry streets. dec24-tf.
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hENEt A III EzrJN,
Surgeon and Medical Director. u. O.
Hf4DaUArrrss DErAsT. or Tur CUaaEalaxD.

HEADQUARTERS DEPAET. OF Tia CUNRERLANn.
NssHyuLE, TEss., July "a, lsC3 :
Dr. John Bulls agent Mr. --, has permission
70 ship n Nashville, Tenn. 25 gross or 800 dozen
army only.
The reguls ions oi the Treasury Department are
20 be compiled with strictly.
By command Of MAJ. Gen RoseCrsns
VIZ NJ Wits
Major and Provost Marshal General
For sale, vholes ale aud retsil bJ BERRY, DIX
MONILLE A CO, nashville, Tenn.
oCtl7-tu sat dAwSm
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READ THIs.-N. W Smithe i Bro, No. p
North Cherry street, (Clay Roberts old
stand,) keep the Finest Family Groceries,
Brandies, Wines, Pure Robertson County,
BOurbon, and Rye Whiskies, and a various
assortment Of Fancy Groceries All as cheap
as can be had in the city. All we ask Is to
give US a call and see for yourselves.
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WNE.-A new wire is Just coming into
popular iavor, but by no means lntoxIcat-
ing in its nature We refer to Spser's sam
burg port wine, which has been introduced
into the hospitals and among the first fami-
lies Of New YorE, and in London ard Paris,
by Alfred Speer, OF Psssaic, y. j., who he $
devoted himself for several years 70 the
study Of lamentations, and producing al
article, the medicinal properties oil which
are said to b unsurpassed, by genuepen Of
reputation.
Sold by ". J.. &c. ". Smith, Nashville.
der3O-1tdaw
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In Chanoery a. Carthage, Tennessee.
DECEMBER RULES, ISIS.
James n Squiers, Adu''r, &c
v Attschment Bill
cswr,al Allison md others.

James " Squiers, Adu.'r, efc.
v Aitschment Bill
Samuel Allison md others.
y tbis csuse. u sppssriug % ihe Clerk & Mssts
/ thst defsndeut i5fisrsou A. Nught, l. . nca-
resident Of he siate Of Teanessee. 20 that tie
Ordinary process Of law cannot he served upon
nm, ii IL therefore ordered that pahl cation D.
rnzds Tor four consecutive SeeEs n TIE NsslN l-e
Upicn. PUBLISHED 10 the CITY o. Nashville, requ ruk
said dsfendSnt % appear before the Clerk Master
o. the Chspcerv Court a. oftse 10 CtrthsEN. % OF
hefors the "a u Monday IN February rex, lsda.
then kad there % pead, ansWeT OF deu1Er 20 con-
slsiEtnts' Hii o. the ssrls Win Be taksn ior ccns
ssss4, - . In, 40 50 b. heErtsE sIparie.
sseif-iN ., i, CAMPBELL, 6, m,
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FENIANS, ATTENTION!

FENIAN HATS! NEW STYLEsl!
JUST EECEIyED Ey
X. IL. THOMPSON,
Is Cherry street, near Union.
dec29-lW
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F5l sale 81 this Office, one good second
u.ui Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-31

Ogs Jos OTFIoE.-We are executing every
sss,r.ption Of plain and fancy Job PRINT
M Ina the neateBt style, aud a. the lowest
..-F.-a al this office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-31

This being the last sabbath Of the year,
apr pirate services will be held in the
Second Presbyterian Church this evening
o. e O'Clock. Sermon by Rev. R. II. Allen,
rsstor. Subject The Dying Year"
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In Chanoery st Carthage, Tennessee

Get your wall paper st Neuilt Z HIPS,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
nrts-LI
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law blanks for sale Of this ohes' or
pTiutod 20 order
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-31

Mr.. Knox, administrator Of Middleton l..
Moore. decreased, is requested 10 call 81 THIS
glhgc.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-31

3 p. Cone Ess received The Nation,
Round Table, Independent, Day Book, aud
la.e daiies
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WI. Whit.ctt is respectfully requested
10 cell 81 this office.
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In Cbancery At Carthage, Tennessee
ps-1zsza RglHs. Isg5.
James v. McEsury, D

srsa-sr 1icHsury, and olhsrs
\ tine cause 10 1ppear.uE 10 me safisls=i.1u Of
/ the Clerk and Master. thli spe1rgr McHearF L.
! pon- res dent Ct the Hsaie 81 leuueHea. D. t-af
he ordlnsrY process o. iaH can1of D. sars@d uprr
hin. 10 ~ treretIra orterel 80 pub. .esrrr -
maze f5r four cnnse~uuEe uesEs 10 fhs NezfrHIa
Tlnion regulrirE ssld lsfendaut % aniirar ear--a
county, ~ toe court rol-e IL CaTthass .rsrrrg.s.
on o. 1e,rrs TIE third Monfay 10 Fsnrlarv. 49,
thra and there % plead fnsEsr Or daruar 70 co ~
PainEufa cross oil, or the talns ~ - tukan or
sqnisssed ~ % him, snd sei ioF h-arnE 81 pare
tslI-ts ., q GAhFbELl, G, AZ,
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HOME AGAINII

HAVING returned sgsin with large
stock Of
Trimmings, wOrsteds. Zephyr,
&c, SC,
to the old home, ! would respectfully in
form the Ladies Of Nashville that we will
be prepared to manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Fringes,
&C., &C.,
as good and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BONNIE L CO.,
nOyl-u No. Union street
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Mess pork was selling freely al $50 5Oa
80 90, some holders out Of the market.
Small sales of prime lard in tierces were
made at l91zc, an advance; some hold
ers demanding higher rates. Some 5000
pieces Of bulk pork sold at l25lc for shout
ders, l5c Tor sides, and IKE hams-Loa.s-
UlNe Courier
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-31


TRANsrEGs OF Raj EsTATE.-Tbe follow
ing transfers Of real estate were made in
Davidson county during the week ending
December 29lh
John y Leish and others TO Willis Sui
/ lyan, deed, undivided interest in 6 acres
| land IN Davidson county, 500.
W Eakin 10 John Hugh Smith, deed
| lot in 18th district, 81 900.
James NJ Boyd TO lack Boyd, deed, lots
I "a West Nashville, $500.
John W Bryan 70 Preston T Eubanks,
| deed, lots in Eigefeld, S937.JO.
" II Hagsns, Secretary, 10 F r Rains, u
poles land in Davidson county, $50.
Rachel Ann Burnett 10 Tnos J McClen-
don, deed, 10 acres, IS poles land in county,
81 ,Ug7.
John " Bryan TO Jsmes A Stewart, deed,
lot in EdgefelG, S5s7.50.
John " Bryan 20 james II Hales, deed,
lot in Edgedeld, SI62 SO.
John " Bryan to John C Coleman, deed,
Tot in Edgefeld, S4S1.5O.
John " Bryan to John c Coleman, deed,
lot IN Edgcfeld, S537.5O.
John " Bryan 20 VIM c Parrish, deed,
lot IN Edgedeld, SJ25.
VS. Langdou, by Alpha Young, Attorney
IN fact, 20 A Spain, deed, lot out Of city,
s., 800.
VS. Langdon, by Alpha Young, Attorney
In fact, to Robert Mckenzie, deed, lot out
of city, $4,000.
VIM Langdou, by Alpha Young, Attor-
ney in fact, to Albert B Spain, deed, lot out
of city, 81 1000.
Stephen ST Jones 10 J Fulghum snd
wife, lease, Commercial Hotel, $4,000 per
suuUm.
Henry spitz to Alexander Rouuie, undi-
yided interest in house and lot in the city,
S, 900
Thos B Johnson 90 W Lellyet, deed, y
acrees 9. and 50 square poles land in cJuu-
T o Treaucr 10 Andre Bulot deed, lot in
EigefeId, S2.5Uv.
Thos Powell TO Martha Appleton, iced, !
acres land ia 20.h district Davidson coJnty,
500.
Alex Mcqueen 10 Agnes Mcqueen, deed,
IL acres land ma this county. S3ls
Samuel b Cassuh TO " and II H Han
mar, deed, lot IN West Nashville, $1,000.
H Lathsm 20 Jas NJ Bowling deed, lot
in 18th District Dsyi dson county, S250.
" T sud Ann wright, to Enoch Cunning
ham, deed. = acres land in county, $3.50.
" Dews 70 NJ A Parrish, deed, lot in city,
$4,000.
John " Bryan to James N MoGinnis,
deed, lot in Edg-feld, S525.
Clifford Read 90 James Hins0n, deed, 100
sores land on Whites creek, S2is-
Bswsley e Goodrich TO John Taylor, deed,
IsL acres lGud 10 county, $500.
! Charlton 20 L c Ryan, deed, 3 acres
sud 1873 poles OF land in county, $500.
W b Marks TO " Whiteman, deed,
three lots IN Edgehelds SS0s0.
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yaEIsr's CHuRcH-Service commencing at
10 am aud pm. Rev. Jno. N. Mitchell,
grAIoutg5mery, Ala, will oficiate.
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CITY NE WIS.

Uuoy NJ. Z. CHURCH sEEvIcE.-Rev- D. ).
Holmes has returned from Illinois, and w'l
preach At Masonic Hall today, lsUnday,) at
n A. ~, aud at P. VI.
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EFcouDuE's CoUsI.-Only two cases came
up for hearing before the Recorder, yes
t-rlav. That is an anomalous Circumstance.
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Special Notice.

To PHYsICIAys.-I would respectfully an
nouuce tha. 1 am PrePa ed 10 i'll, 7riH lie
Utmost care, any prescription, either or
night. J.. Z, PEREIN,
Wholesale snd Retail Druggil,
dec5l-lw Corner Church d Summers 81
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A NCICE FROH EICKsBUEg.-

VIcEssuRs, MIss., Aug Q, 1853.
Dr. John Brdi-Dedr Si~: / sm happy to state TO
you that have ed your valuable Celrou Bitters
with great benefit to myself in general debility and
prostrRtion Of my system produced by the IN
healthy and miasIn tic influence Of the Mississippi
river around Vicksburs, having been with General
Grants army throughout It's whole southern cam
On. lconh. emily recommend its uss to al per-
sons who s.e eXposedtO unhealthy climates.
n. ". FOBLE,
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We are indebted 60 d. Il. Rains for the
latest Cincinnati Commercial.
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The chemical wonder known as the Eggs
OF Phsnoh's Serpent, are manufactured and
{ sale by Yaryau & Co., Druggists, corner
Cedar and Cherry streets. dec24-tf
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If you want your Pianos we'll tuned, call
on o. F. Jackson, ct Luck, on Union
street, or st his new Music Store, on Church
street Orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention oct28-tf
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For sale.

Twenty barrels old Bourbon whisky. At
the lowest marks. price, by Frsnk E Ter
rim, wholesale and retail Druggist, corner
Church and Summer streets.
dec3l-3t
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NIARHIlED.

Al he Nethodist Church. Huntsville. Ass, On Wei
aesday, he s7sh met, by Rev Mr. Cherry, Mr.. G.
v. IouNsos 20 Mrs
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~ DAsAE PosIuos.-A few nights since,
's,--emaa VAS crossing on the railroad
age, when be came upon q msn lying
.s'ss ,he ties, under the railroad track, in
.'.a'e si g.ori0use oblivion, occasioaej by
--'ss .s2a county whisky. How be escaped
'.-' INTO ,he river is s mystery but he
.-. aHa was rescued rrom has fearful posi-
..-' aud sent on his way home, rejoicing.
-HF 'o'EorolITT.-This is the title Of a
'0 magazine, 60 be erusmeu-ed IN Balu-
Bore. on The drst of Jsauary, 1896. We
ave seen table Of the col,eu,s Of the irst
.-n'sr and feel deep interest in seeing
10 "o-k itself There is no ,ess5p WINS
..'' class monthly may lot aou.i.h in BsI-
more. and we believe this VIII he 81 .u,-
sa' See advertisement
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PFEAcHFBs -. SUNDAY NEwsFAFEEs.--Some
Of the clergymen OF Philadelphia have been
holdinE az animated eorgsspsndcnce with
Col. J. W. Forney, who lately begun to put
Isb his Press on sunday IS OF other days,
and against which they strongly protested.
Col. Fornev thus closes the correspondence,
and awaits the Judgment Of the community;
Consistent with your philosophy, I am
not surprised that you should sci model Of
prescription, which may be used by your
enemies 10 illustrate the excess into winch
the righteous men are sure TO run, who allow
their zeal O. overcome their Judgment. You
conclude BY calling upon my "Christan
patrons % imply their approval Of your
ceusures or rather their disspproyal Of my
course bv Withdrawing their subscriptions
from The Philadelphia Press. Will not re-
snond by 81 attempt % initiate this bad,
bitter and unchristian exhibition, but viii
close by quoting the 10 lowing lines from
Pope, which, IL 60 great & sinner as myself
can probably read, may be sincerely aud
revereutly commended 10 YOU as the teach
ers Of &c on earth peace, and good VIII TO-
ward men 30
o. Let not this weak, unknowing hand,
Presume thy bolts 10 throw,
And deal damustion round the land
Ga each judge Thy Zoe.
lf am right, Thy grace impart,
Stll in the right 20 stay;
u ] an wrong, oh teach my heart
To md the better way"
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BIC cIk<
SAMUEL WILLI. PRES teas
JANIS % LICa-. hee fra..lsa.
WI. q. -ELFf. seere--v
VS.. A. BENIN. ta---e. s-ra-
IE ItHF u HnH.eN crr.u HH HHaa...H
Ia. ISLAND. CLINE a Ia1ll1JS. f-r1. Ar
safs.
HJN ELIZgR WErral. Caazr. = s...a-s
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oI4rapers, l,he largest in the city forsale
This 0t-e.
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HyxINAL.-Under this head. the Cinciu-
matt Times sayG
We notice the marriage Of Henry Waiter
son. ESQ, editor Of the Nashville Banner,
20 Mss Rebecca Ewing, on the evening Of
pecem Der Goth.
N-. Watterson wss for some time connect
ed with this pepper in sn editorial capacity,
and his fine ability as writer, as well as
bis genial and generous disposition, render
ed him 8 spec 81 isv0Tite with all who knew
him We are sure we but express the
united sentiments Of bis arqualu.ances IN
this CITY. when we wish him and has TAR
bride long sud happy life
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-23
First Gun OF the Campaign.

First Gun Of tise Campaign.
The following is a full report of Ma
Ijor Ger. C9X'S great speech at War
ron, Tuesday, August 18th:
| FELLOw-CITIZENs AND NEIGHBoRs.
Nearly four years and a half ago
parted from you at the cOuntry's call,
to become q soldier Of the Union in
the terrible conflict which was 20 de-
tcrmine whether American Repubi-
canism was u success or failure on
this continent; whether the Federal
Government had the power of self
/ preservation and the right to defend
its existence, or was Il loose compact
to be broken whenever minOrities
might seek in secession 4 remedy for
defeat at the polls. My last civil duty
was to deny, as your representative,
the right of rebels to dissolve the
Union, and TO urge upon the Ohio
Legislature the duty Of uphOlding the
Government by arms.
Today we resume in some degree
our civil relations, by comforting
together upon the present condition
Of the country, and discussing some
of the questions Of Importance press
ing upon us for settlement
When we parted, ii was in the great
agony of our first realization that
civil war was upon US, rearing its
hOrrld front here in our own land.
where we had believed that our re-
publican institutions gave US perpetu-
al immunity from the cOnvulsiols
which, from time to time, have shaken
the communities Of the old world. We
meet again in triumph; the foes of
the Union have been vanquished the
rights OF the Government have been |
vindicated and the banner Of the re-
belliOn, which was lately Haunting in /
our faces on a hundred battle-felds, is |
now seen only whore it hangs in our .
national halls as q trophy of victory. /
Between that parting and this
meeting there is an awful interval, full +
of mingled hope and gloom, rejoicing
and mourning, for those who were at
home, though faith in the ultimate
triumph Of the right Iin this case en-
"the evidence of things not
seen, kept the hearts Of the loyal
people from sinking, while for those
who were in the field it was full of
eXcitements, tolls and strifes, that
made the burdens of the contest light
er after all than for those who watch
ed and waited at home. ]
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List OF Persons,
SUBJECT To PAY
MILITIA COMMUTATION,

70 ths Treasurer or TruajuH County
10 BE- paid pr6Cions 10 September 10
1868, after 1rhich date so per cent
,ciH BE- addcd, Gs prescribed by ldc.
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