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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29

Mr.. EDITOR :-Yoa did not get in youl
business list all the names that should &C
in. | send you the list of teachers:
Music Teachers Miss Greedy, Miss Red
man, Miss Chamberlain.
School Teachers-Permanent select
schools-Miss Gilman, Mrs Jeliison.
Public High School Miss Henry.
Grammar-Miss c. JOY.
Intermediatc-Miss Emery.
Prinary-Miss T.. Adams.
West side High School-Mr. Holmes.
Intermediate-Mrs. Silsby.
Prinary-Miss A. JOY.
SAD AccIpFNT.--.A sad affair happened
near Cranberry Isles, on Sunday the Gath
inst, by the ursetting Of a boat and the
drowning of two persons, Capt. Enoch 5.
GilIey Of Cranberry Isle; and Miss Angus
ia Stevens of Bucksport. They were soon
to be married. Edward S. Fernad and
George, his brother. were in the boat at
'f'N ''iAi'i anu NNA4AS WI bV''i uiof Al
ed also. They were SO far liieless that
they were supposed to be past recovery F.;
but by the application of proper remedies
were restored to life. Capt. Gillcy sank,
and his body was recovered on Monday
The body of Miss Stevens foatcd, her
clothes keeping the body upon the water.
George Fernald swain part way to the
shore before giving up. His brother held
to- the mast of the boat which foated near
Kim. Mr.. Stllman G. Young went TO the
rescue, and secured the two Fernalds and
Miss Stevens. But for his timely efforts
all four would have persisted.
john NJ. Bolts is in Washington.
He don't want any man who had anything
to do with the rebellion admitted as Il men,
Der of Congress. This allows no chance
FOX repentance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29


tbs CDNGGEssI1XAL BILL TO REIN
BURSE THE LOYAL STATES. The follow
ing is the bill introduced in the United
States House Of Representatives Monday,
by Hon. j, G. Blaine OF this State. to re-
imbursc the States that made advances
and contracted debts i'll support of the
war:
Section First.--Thcre shall be rcimburs-
ed to each of the loyal States IA sum equal
to-do,lars per each man duly enlisted
and mustered from said States into the
military or naval service OF the | nited
States daring the late war, which number
shall be determined by the records in the
office Of the Provost Marshal Gcucral.
Section Sccond---The amount to he thus
reimbursed shal! be in bonds of the United
States. hearing six per cent. interest,
payable seHii-aInHa.ly Ill. lnyal money,
and rcdceniabic at the pleasure Of the
United States after ten Years from the
date Of Issue and payable ia thirty Years.
Section Tiird--Each state. on the re-
ceipt Of said bonds, shall apply them, or
their proceeds. in good faith. as follows: -
First, To lhe liquidation of whatever
state debt may have been contracted in
support of the war. Second, Ia an equiia-
bic manner to the reimbursement of cuun-
ties, cities, towns, townships, and other
municipal corporations, for advances
made, or debts incurred, in support of the
war: and Third, the residue. ii there be
any. in such manner rs the State Lcsisla-
tnre may determine.
Section Four,h---It shall he the duty OF
the Secretary of the Treasury to prepare
said bonds, and deliver the same to the
treasurer of each State entitled to rcceiy,
them. on or before the first day Of
A. ID. 1866, aud the receipt of said bond,
shall bein full liquidation and payment Of
all claims from said State growing ont OF
the late war.
A special committee was appointed To
consider the subject, consisting OF the fol-
lowing members:
McsSrs. Blaine Of Maine; Hooper, Of
Massachusetts Loan, of Missouri; Boy
er, Of Pennsylvania; Darling, of New
York; Plants, Of Ohio Morrill,, of Yer
mont.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH !!
scratch Scratch Scratch
Wheaton's Ointment
Will cure the Itch in As Hours.
ELIAS csAFts, ~, !
sso. w. WILLIAMS !

Also cure. eALr RHgUM, ULCERS. chill.
BIAlNs, ana all ERuPTioNS OF THE SKIN
Price SO cents. Fer sale by all druggists.
LIZ seudins 60 cents ~ " EEkc foliEh,
: Ne Asesss, no Washington street, Boston, II
all be Forwarded BY mall. nee Of postage TO any
ii Il tAs ni,sl siatss, ys2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29

You must have quiet sleep or you cannot
have health, EtukkHss secures this blessed r
a; strength Itisa wonderful aEolyne. as we'll as a
mighty toulc and rsrytae Let the drbt aed and
Ncu, tteu {" IL iihsui delay. pepoi =, pey IT. !.
sod by {. q. Peek, Ellsworth eosi6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29
Ba'FC:IEioR's HAIR DYE.

Tie original and lest in the World Tie only
true ~ ior!cc. Hair bye. Harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous. Produces Immediately a splendid
B.lea or natural Brown, without injuring the Hair
or san. Remedies the i'll effect of bad dies. Sold
b, Al Druggists Tie genuine is signed william A.
BstctIt or. Also,
Et6tS EEAIiNG EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEU Rs +,
for Restoring ard Beautiyng III. Hair.
i.S2P CHARLES BACHELOR. New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29
CORDfALIIED.

Dnns,efs fine old London Dock Gin is slightly
cof,lalixod which makss II OF the most agr.ea-
bic aud hcathiul articles Of the kind to be had sold
only in bottles. Gail Tor nuuster's tin. with the
maine I'll {. a. RICHARDS, sole Agent, on tic
Package.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29

Mn. Epron Having noticed in your
paper an account of some Of the smart
women Of Hancock County, please men
ton that Mrs. Ann Mayo of Wet Eden,
nov in the 7lst year of her age, has woven
the past season 32s yards Of cloth, having
spoiled and quilted tile yarn for the same.
She has also spun 81 sLeins of besides
performing her household duties. NJ. Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29
CHOICE OLD wHISKEY.

For pure stimulant free from all hurtfal or nox
lous ingredients, Use the celebrated Golden Shcnf
Bourbon. Sold By Druggists generally, and b.: the
sole Proprietor, Z. A. RICHARDS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29
WHISPERS. WHISPERS I.

10 YOU want Witiskrr< or Moustachesi Our Gre.
ci.tn compound viii force them to grow the
sluaatest chin, or hair ON bald heads In six weeks.
ltiee Sl.nj-3 packages ss-Yi sent by mail any
NH fo, closely scaled. on receipt of price.
Address WAiNIE &th.,
fyiSr Box Is Erooklin NY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29
MADE FROM RYE.

{. \. Eichartls' Concentrated Extract of Rye Is
meeting With great As AN inv liz rating and
Strengthening stiinu ant il is unsurpassed Ir. it.
Fer sale almost tyerA where.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29

BARGAINS ~ JEwsI.Er--t Intention is directed TO W
roRsYra Co.'S a4ver,iscmrn, in smother column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29

Tile wife of a German surgeon died
recently in Paris. When friends came to
eondole with him he was found to be bust
y dissecting her body.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29

The Maine Legislature meets on We'd.
nesday next January 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29

There is large Tick between Eng
land and. America. The ATTAIN tic.---
PaReh.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29

Arrived 18th. --schr Victory, Eaton, Belfast "a
dreeh's Landing; 25th, sch oronaska. Allen no,N
ton to Grecn's Ian ling: sehr Speed, Collins Bel.
last 70 do; 22d, sohr Gloucester, Collins, BUCK.
sport TO do. "A
Cleared 10th .-schr Jane B,ind,c. U.,i po.,
land Tor Nj Desert; 18th, schr Victory. Eaton
nfeen,s Landing for Belfast; 18th, schr jane
Btndle. Hall, Mt Desert for RoekIana; l9,b. ,eh
rank Peifee, Foster. Portland on a cruise e,,t
Dee 10Th, 'chr NJ z,rt. Tory Rockiand for Trs =.
mont sehr Frecrtrt, Alley, Rocklaud for Jon., .
for Mt Desert.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-08

"The grave, dread thing!
Men shiver when thou'rt named; nature appald
Shakes off her wontcd frmncss -
And to the end that this feeling may
be avoided, use DR.. ID. A. Seelye's Liq-
uid Cattarrh Remedy, tho never failing
cure Of that dreadful disease, Catarrh.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-08

We are informed by sheriff vanderhoef,
who has just returned from taking q
young woman, from this place, to the In
sano Asylum, at Kalamazoo, that Otta-
wa county is SO fully represented ia that
institution that, positively no more sub
jects for medical treatment can be receiv
ed therefrom. S3a
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-08
The great Itch and Humor Killer
Of the 10th Century!

This ns,e preparation possesses most ,SoaaerfaI
properties. and 10 $3.50
rr- IN -,rrE IN
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-08

O Two new companies have been formed
here for tho transaction of a General For
wardiug and Commission Business
Messrs. Blair g. Parks, occupying toe two
lower, and Messrs. Hunting & Squiers
the upper warehouses. Lively times are
anticipated on the docks, in this port, the
forthcoming season
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-08

b VIZ notice the arrival, within a few
days, Of a portion Of a lot Of one ihous-
and hides, for the tannery af G. B. Albee,
Esq. They are superior lot, purchased
mt Ionia. tas
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-08

TIE attention.of our readers is called
to the change Of time which appears in
the timetable Of the D. & M. Railway
Company, this week.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-08

q The steam sawmil Of Messrs Cutler
d Savidge, at Mill Point, has this week
commenced active operations Tho first
one raising steam hereabouts for maufac-
turing purposes this season.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-08

Q We regret to learn that Rev. VIM. M.
Ferry, whose health has been declining for
several months past, is now quito focbIc---
SO much SO that he is confined to his
room and only able to see few visitors.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-08

WE would call The attention of those
of our readers residing on the north side
of the river, within our county, to the no.
lice Of special election, for Representa-
tive, for the second representative district,
in place Of Hon. George Luther, resigned.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-08

Doors and shoes are made and repair
edxin the best manner at S. Juistema's
shop, on Washington street, opposite the
hardware store. A fine assortment for
men, women and children can be found at
this place, at all times.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-08

The upper cabin Of the river steamer
Mason is being heightened, more room
being demanded for the accommodate on
of the largely increased way and through
travel anticipated during the coming sea
son.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

The Montgomery (Ala) Advertiser
Of the s6th ult, denies the statement Of
the correspondent Of the New York
World that there Is a deplorable state
OF society Ia thss city from the bad adj
minissnuon Of affairs By Gen. Smith.
and fears Of & negro i~nsurrection.
The Advocate ssys il can hardly con.
ecive Of a statement more erroneous
aud uniustt 70 the veteran officer upon
whom it rejects Everybody in Mont>
gomery knows, il adds, that but Tor
Gen Smith there might have been se.
rions trouble both with the blacks and
whites but that in consequence Of his
wise, drm and iust administration order
was brought out Of chaos, lawlessness
fepressed, and harmony produced.
Too many Of the wandering cores.
POndenis Of the newspaper press, are
mere mischief maken-seldom telling
the truth, always perYer,ing what they
see and hear.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02
EDUCATION f,
TO THE PUBLIC.

A Tthe solicitation o. II ends ard 70 sid the cause
n o. female education, be uadersi. I'D has de-
ierminfd % open a S hoal for Females, m this G. y
o ale nrst Aonaay n September next To bniid
mp q pefmsnent - DOL, embracing a the useful
hnf ~ornamsntsl branches. l. he o,ject
Here il Tennessee i : vide ftid and one IN
which We ~ posa 70 sxer ise all our enc ges
aud whsfever acqairements ye-n q literary labor
msy have gwen rs Having scent thu last four
menths m = sting the hest schools m different
s efes, We haqe endeEForet 70 j1diciously sci Ct
the salient paia eof III.
IhsS0ursa Eia 10 fhorough snd the inzfruc ions
select. Ehie personal sitentor vii e gwen . the
no-si. intellectual snd physical d-vsiopmsni Of
e. 3 ppTl.
cir ianly slthoVts eclauanism VII he pulley
upheld.
Os cherished purpose VII Be 70 impress the
ideathai iemslee ducsa-n should be thorough, Es-
~ Ind n0nnlefe.
Huec pa Mig. and e 0cutcn or The ari IL resd
ing veil aloud, vi occupy theT meritsi pisces,
ana t. t1ughtb b the bess masters.
A I'm ted nuIGber OF boarding pupils vii Be
asker
Appicafon made persoBsHy o. by Letter nddress-
Ing bor fta. Nashville. Tenn.
rs aW al sertl W p WARD.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

South Side Institute.
CAPITOL HILL,
Nashville, Tennessee.

TIE SFVENTH ANNUAL SIS ION OF this In
= 3 ituiion Wiif comm en~e on he first Mondar
ia Seutsmhfr. The re openi1a 81 com nunieatea
las era leo tachnrs ri heTfo Gu o til aah the
institute, 8 d The Principal Is nov able {, make tho
course ri n-tr CT m ore q eTal. uak ng a prrt
Of it.Moderu Lsngaaces which VIII be !-naht ~
acc y p shed END oxper enc q Eur pc q tssche 8
I. vii I'M race sfgish, French a q Latin. taught
" thou sepvate OF extra ch7rgs, the q St two b..
ing ObigatorY, thelast rVtOul Pc manship viii
be taught ty 3 conpeffnf and sueoea fl PROBES or
u i likewise rrUpCsed o Introduce IS 8 peri +
The dalF sehrol szer isH ttc -odrr sfs'em Of
Pari0r Gymassaes and Pa lOr CBiiure, now Be az
80 extensively adoDted and higflv recommended
BY TIE most eminfnt fdncatOs sud meii a men
ia ihs country, az toudueing 70 SINUS ncnt rtcre-
apon. Prace au1 p~iersrcs an fgure ana motion,
ie'llh snd Yisorof boayani mi d N that . rents
or childrsn phs fave hthelt) been Eepi from
school IN aceount 81 t1oir health. are now e-sb et
b seud them 70 sehool for their heath.
Ia charging the c0Eisa. t. u proposed 70 limit
O e numhars % about oHe-Aaf 81 th07e usually il
q O. -aaace. 10 secure q place il Is De irahle that
ear y epp icaaol sfould Be maze. Tens strictly
ia advanee. No pupil c7Dside 81 ~ entered 0
place occurred, uE1i ras sessions triton Is paid.
For terms a1d p.It ,u'ars apply by letter % T. o.
Box go, or upon tie emisrstn the Prrcipi y
a1gt.im Mrs. EMMA HOLCOMBE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02
PhIIIaeInhIa ApboIntments.

The Washington correspondent oi
the Cincinnati Gazette in mis- dispatch
Of the Both ult, says the Philadelphis
appointments were made on Saturday,
but have not yet been all officially an
nounced Il Is known, however, thai
the old ofice-hOlders we're continued
in spite of the protest Of all the Con-
gressmen, who had united upon a LET
ofcsndidates for the several places. and
demanded the appointment sof the
full set; while Simon Cameron urged
with all his influence the retention Of
the present incumbents The result Is
the triumph Of Cameron ver the Con
gressmen 50 far as any political inter
este, except those connected with the
next Pennsylvania SenatorBhip, are
concerned The success is rather OF
By the side Of the Conservatives.
Its said that the appointment o
E. Il Webster Collector Of Customs q
baltimore, wes also a conservative til
umph But-what is meant, up North
conservatism
By the way, il Is very good sign, tn
refusal Of President johnson to defei
10 The wishes Of the Pennsylvania Con
gressmen. He evidently don't intend
70 depend upon on side help in The al
ministragion Of the government
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

Henry A Wise applied some time
$50 10 the Cuited States Military au-
thorities at Richmond, Tor the posse
sicn ofhis place, RollislOn. in Princess
Anne county, Va Gen. Terry rejected
The sppleetion. and sdmonished the
Msrcurisi Virginian to 20 to the pres.
emit home Of his family and remain
there according 70 the terms Of his pa.
role Gen Terry closes his order on
the suhject IS folloWs
'aenersl Wise apparently objects to
the term freedmen, sc applied to Ger
tain colored e~itizsns Of Virginia. thus
showing that be acknowledges neither
his defeat nor the supremacy Of the
laws in force where he resides Il is a
word used merely for convenience in
classifying the people All men are
free in Nireinis and will 20 remain.
The balbaTous practice OF ~ensisving
prisoners Of war and their descendants.
will never be revived ga this CONT
neDt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02
100000
10 be Sold fer One Dollar Each

Without regard 70 Falne, aad NOS to be pald for IN
On yon know Whsi you Flireeaiye.
Among those who have acknowledged the re-
celpt o. VALUABLE GIEIS drawn from this Asao-
eiauon silce an, J 1855, She loloaing kindly per-
nit thsir names 70 De tseda
Robar Il Aoiehk p, Rew Raven. Conn Ms'o-
dson, value $50. WIT Willis, " 22d -, n. y,
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lue 500. NJ. Ell S.one, o. Tenth 81, n York,
Piano. value e504 Mrs tlcs 4 KILLER, Scranton,
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yer Psent Lever WATCH. Fslne go. CsIt. ] War
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Many persons who haFe drawn Faluah e prizes,
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aAssra or
CERTIFICATES naming each article and H.
NALCE, are placed iii sealed enrelopes. which are
well mixed uu- 81 ttese Envelope, containing
the CaTt6cEte or orrAef Dor some AFseie, worth Sc
iessl one i,liv Ell relaiD wiA be delivered az our
oiHer o. fCutbpn a to any address, without re
Prrd 10 c1cice, on the releipt q . cents. Tho
purchaser val see What Arnce Il draws. and its
value. Hhich may be from One 70 Five Hundred
Dollars, and caa fhch send One Dollar and receive
he Huicte named.
RArN0 biank-Every purchaser geis value.
Psries draling with rs may depend on having
prompt returns, and the artcle drawn will he i'm
med stsly cent to sny address by return msi or
eXnresH.
Enare satHlsctun Guaranteed 10 az Cases-
rs ez Certificates for Ono Doiari Thirteen fE
Agents Waeied. send 2 stamp Dr a Circular. Al
letters should Re addressed
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

1sE LkTE Mas JoBS Ross -rbe f,-
neral Of ArS Ross. wife OF John r.
late Chief Of the Cherokee tribe az NJ.
dams, took place or Aondav. rom N.
residence OF her husband Iscust So,
shove Seventh Al the breaking on,
Of the war John Ross was comnsiieS
70 abandon his Homestead ia Arlssnsss
and Zee eastward with his fsmiiy. a.
inoenHed we're the rebels az his devotion
70 the Cnion CAUSE lie sooordinrlv
came 70 this city and tex I'D bis rec
dsnce < cur midst, living the quiet Pc
tired tfs Of 8 private citizen He vii
hsve the public sympathy n his new
esrsasensnt-FhladsPA a L9nirr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

The indianapolis correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazette, in his dis
patch Of the Goth nit, says citizens O.
thaf place are seriously discussing The
propriely Of forming a vigilance com
mittee ON the California plan. the city
police being no protection. There mus
be q had state Of affairs in the capita.
Of Indiana Il win never do for patri
otto Indiana to be disgraced BY a vigi
lance committee. Turn ont the old
pOIiOs, and put in men who viii els.
charge their duties.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

George F. Robinson, the soldier who
saved Secretary Stewards life, was
married on the 18th ult., st Springfield,
Maine. He has also been presented
with q farm out West, and may now
settle down and enjoy himself, With
"reminiscences Of his desperate encoun-
ter with Payne to snliven bis winter
evenings.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

B-HrcKsmDoE AND BIS Is1ASp.-A Lake
Superior correspondent ~riting from Lee
Pointe says that many OF the leading
politicians we're accustomed TO meet
there FOR SUMMED recreation and confer
snes Here Douglas and Breckenridge
used to pass many q social hour, and
he ssys that Breekinridge owned an
Gland in that part Of the lake, but it
has been ~eonfscsted.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02
The Soldiers Friend.
IA ChanesrY q Murfresshora.

soha Mech, Aanrei DsEia Mosm,
The Wldans Rene. and Creditors ofgnssn r Nc.
pa1den. deoea-ed-
BY an iGseil0cutcry decree rroaou.e.a a. a.
Anni term 81 Ne cfsnocfJ rourt 81 a1r e-eloro.
having ciErs, cr AnF fgdeneea o. deht sra,nst 49,
ssisie al Nm + AcFeddsl, decreased. sheii ~
then &c M cree be MniiVesblre % o. belora ~
nrst Ncndsf u sepsempernex, le1A Mas :, lsS
JANIS n. TONPEINa
lule+~a clerk end Hagtsf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02
Gorgeons Procesalon

Nfa 10 A1dltl " We
Colossal GOLDEN CHARIOT,
or Ny biological Car Of the MUSES.. drann by twelve
Spoued Arabian Horses. and conts ming
Pref. TOM cANHAM's BAND.
followed blythe Carrisgss. N4n-. acd Periqrmire
Hos Of fhsJerG No IS Crsga. std al tSe high.
" drser4ied Car1ages Of Van Amhargs MenaRe-
re, drsgn ty ~tcsuiifcl h1r IS, With harness and
Gsrpibgs Of the richest de-oF pt.on.
gh- Performing animals, clu-is ing of Lions.
Tigers. anil opards, wit manipulate By o pu-
pl Of Van AmbHrgs { eOuental Lion Eing
For ths especisi deleetsaon q tsa juveniles Mr.
q " Noyes viii Introduce Tie woHaeTi1 Perform
ing Monkey. sIGEUR NCfOt, ahich Kas the ad-
mTa ion of fcS York last y ntsr
Esch snterts nTeut vii with q
Grand Otien'sl Cavnlca e. aua c0nellde WHY the
isughahls eTfoFHane = Il Or. Thayors Come
Muies , ncla bsmsnd Dick.
Aims j L 20 the ent ie msrmata combination
Rsmsmber the largest ezLigloa d the smu-e-
mont Wnr q IS coming ya0-4t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02

Hon. John Cochran made a speech
Ia Washington, Friday night, in which
ne took ground against negro suffrage,
lie has been extremely radical ia his
views on slavery and kindred questions
Radicals in his audience couidut toll
crate his moderation. and Kissed him