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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

GEN. BEAgspoAnD CHANCES Ills MIND =
When thc'*ar began Deadregard asserted
that he would ale IN The last ditch. The
other day, in Mobile, he notified the people
Of that city that che intended to fight to the
Ibiter end, and thatsif le fGledle could beg
ar~ssSge- tos6ine'forcisn country"
Those who know this post;fcrous Drag.
CART always said that his last ditch devo.
ton would not hold out, and that when flat-
tets came 10 That pass he would run away,
ashe-now corfssses he will 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS AND DEBulTY.-
Dr.. StricktanTs '1onic-We can recon-
mend those suffering with Loss of Appe-
lite, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Nervous Debility, to use Strickland s
Tonic. 1t is a vegetable preparation, free
from alcoholic liquors; it strengthens the
whole nervous system; it creates good
appetite. and is warranted to cure Dyspep-
sia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally at 81 pei
bottle. Prepared by Dr. A. Strickland, q
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
july2O d&wtf. L.u!s..l..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

tSnAvRLlrxa.--A man coming home late
one night. a little more than '.half seas
6ytf," Neiihs tldfsty. . otbensed's keiAas of
lowed small balL fsilas tlet lay in the bot
tom Of the tumbler, the end catching in lis
tooth. Feeling something in his mouth, and
NOT, knowing shat i was, shs-bsgap RpAihg
~ ehe end, IND the little bdh unroiling, be
IA several feet III III hand, And Mill 20
end apparently. Yrti6ed, hsl shouted ht
the t6p. his voice, "Wifs wife ! say,
wife, come here; fam al tinravealing.'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

A company ofwcaithy capitalists propose
to construct ansarine railway around Mag
ara Falls Of sufficient capacity TO move var
vessels, without any appropriation from the
government. The bill which passed the
House provided a government loan Of So
900 300, to be repaid in tolls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

For Medical ana Table usss, wtsch ~ @erssetl,.
pure. al need only be tfiedio - appfecistsd !.
None genuine unless they hove or 'eoldslabsI =
each bottle, and our initials prsssel N way c,os
the cork. Sold BY al Druggists nd desli
throughout he conntly.. Cal In onr % ods ~
g .ppisss;sc.o n PfE r. 81
Sod hy No. 81 River ST., 'Cbicssco 49,
=. 8. Ballord. 4 .vhe4eso NJ Beiderbecfs !
Miller. iupe00-d&vlv; rsTr~
Eolt q whdesals II Chicago By Fuller. Mn
Z 1sles, Dishmsn svnA Hehssck, ~. s 'n:.
6opers 81 b116ebsek 4 Nh -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

These Bstters are prepared, IN pure bourbon
whisky, from acombinafion Of over 90 different
kinds of roots, bnrks and herbs which act in per-
feet concert uns with the Other. pfspareA from the
original formula given by the great chief, Red
Jacket, to DR.. Chaplin, who used them successfully
in his practice for many years, and by their use
gained 50 great popularity ia the cure Of dyspep
STA Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Ner
vous headache Fever ana Ague, and aid iscases
arising from torpid liver or indigestion. Persons
suffering from either Of these loathsomc diseases
will find sure cure by the use Of these Bitters,
which are perfectly pure and free from all those
drugs and poisons usually put up in such prepar-
ations, md palmed of on an unsuspect ng public.
One trinl will convince the most skeptcai that in
Red jacket is virture which none other POSSESS.
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give d good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion
They are the best stimu1ent In existence.
They are preventive OF fever and ague.
Ttev relieve constipation. m s
They cure nervous headache. @
They are perfectly pure and palatablss
Aged persons and delicate females WillSndS Aey
can save large doctor bills by Use efthese 111ers
Beware Of cusinterfefts. Red Jacket nlttefp -
only sold in bottles, with our name blown On the
aide fns y@s -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21
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Rr lFro5qf9OR0spraNl Rsgcoof.l a.
We ysstsrday learned from ! eende skh-
is. r j Ia s "s:s.s
dressed and honest. seeming fellow, whJ1e
name has not etaincd, called q ~
: 1fnce Of Nj |. nss.6ant Of tHas'
~ = moissaae3 IA dlfsp'
[ ~ W kis6 wass ps4iia
- O. ltdhlly
T. = fssitsl z ID his
v sd|T h.
~. E., to&ch-
s6Uy 80 Flows grief, and ever willing 10
Hs9qHr ~ esti1of IAuRauityy vst1ynj his
overcast, felt in his pocket fosshekek Of
his stergi AsnA dispoyesiss. A to be tt5pse,
started on With the stranger to sell him
shrouds .Tssss sweneD sslIssi y ~, hnd
words Of consolation were breathed in
:33i&:'F !, a:A|!lI'|:l:; !: E. E E::
insered in the lock. the door yielded, Ind
the two men entered. Mr.. Elkin found =
- 0o1& S Res11 idx n G6Q ~
tons suddenly gave most startling whistle,
the door opened again. ~ e. the svtsesahce
G( magic squad md in boated TIVE rufAsnA
. sns; ;9si.9ss s'ta 80 who s., 81
on the oRliging Ny, f., and kept him, silent
'AissSScJsS dAtp they Helped Sifemjeltss 70
his goods, and safely made their escape With
the plumber. This ungerous OUTLAW and bis
two associates have not been heard Of sisce
Of De atots 9utreg not
wifRstanding the efforts OF the officers IN
that city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

or Whites n females, and The best sPechc IN e
60. of Aonorrhoea and elect 1t is always taket
IN CONJUNCTION with the use of the Cherokee In
iecsion. and 20 taken never fails Of afhisvieg
thcrSu1h Cure either n Gondrrhoea1t Gleet, d
Fluor AIbus. In composition it Is pure vege.
IL free frof, mineral drugs, and one Of the best
remedie. for which il is recommended. Sold "
all druggists. gsas Ek SALLoRD, Ag'f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

TINS .IEDLAK RsAADY.--Tlte
.ceie bsalod iIi9knl hndicinas
known as Cherokee & o nd
pounds, will be found advef-
tised in our columns. They ore
various in Kind, but al have
she care of prisary derangs-
fhent for their object. The IN
Idisn X smedy Is that one II
these medicines which, under
s.bc rsnie OfCherokee Remedy
Ihos become widely known ~
certais cure for ktnor Albu1
", IN hnlt vhac;y;1;n FL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21
30 80 % 0OeW t1Xe6 III
aDny.
= X ~ TestimOniAl !

From Hon, 1NOs, \. ZSrNe, Ar-. HsN6sr Of Con
es.s q E s.Ss Ire ass oss xs srV y
| A.. f. and A. ~ Of tie State cf Nlincis
$3.50 a, ss'..ii-4 ~ FKsEroRT. Oct. 81, 1862.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21
r Pf FL one Dollar.

CHIT this notice out " you desire DR. HAKvfr 4
Para or bonk. and IL you cannot procure thcm
Of your druggist, do not tnkr 'aiy other. fir
some dealers who arg unprinciplcd will recon-
mend other Female Pills they can make larger
profit on-bst ebcDse tbe MONEY and send H.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13

Before the war young man from New
York, named Edward Il. Tenney, a gradu-
ate Of Union College in that state, came 10
Nashville to practice law. He delivered q
Fourth OF July Grafton at Rome, in Smith
county, Tennessee, and had it printed in
PAN phlet form. lie sent copies of IT 10 all
the newspaper editors Of Nashville, and
View York. It was strange tumble Of
w'rd--a mass Of nonsense. such a. no one
else. probabls, could have heaped together.
The Nashville editors, unwilling TO wound
h,, sensihilities, for Tenney was kind
hearted fellow, made no unpleasant com
InentI on has production. Not so with the
View York Tribune. II lawpOued him in
sH article ofoyer a column, holding him
and his Grafton up 10 ridieule, as specimens
m Southern learning and eloquence. II was
= hand blow to Tenney. year or two
subsequently,. he returned to New York.
became iusane and died lnuatle.
some days ego, the Tribune, with
unsPeakahle cruelty to the family and
friends OF the deceased, revived the Grafton.
and commented On ii IN the old vein, as a
specimen brick Of Southern moulding. The
'hl'as' Journal clipped the Tribune's ex.
t't't' and commented On them, pretending |
o. Doe taken from an Grafton By Mr. Tennevs
-' Ea"', Georgia Poor Teuney is in his 1
grave. but this- does not prevent the jaekals /
"l ne press nom roofing up snd making
repasia upon his literary remains. lie was
ID Northern man, and whilst in Tennessee,
received nothing but kind treatment. Ii
"a- reserved for the press Of his own sec
I.ou to crush his spirit; aud to ridicule him
even after DEATH
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13
j. WAREEE MILLER,
Assistant Adjutant GepeTsI

MICHIGAN Military AoEEcY.ZT. M,
lard, Esqr7 the Michigan State N5iiiia.,,
Agent at this point, enjoys, as he dec:
the gratitude and esteem of all ~. 49,
soldiers in this Department from ~, Co..
Tor the energetic, faithful and sfBcient 49,
her WIN which he has discharged his oper-
GUS duties in their behalf the psst tbr..
years. Mr.. Wizards presence here ~ u
Inherent occasions with the army 81 ~
: .O''' mas contributed in no small daoroo =
e .Hs comfort Of the weary, sick and woupded
'oiaier' and by his exertions many nan
siea patriot has been saved tom an inbo.-
P''aoie grave and restored to his loved on.s Z
1' nome We are informed that he 10. ~.
o,iEy State Agent present al tbs b,teasIr
OLiieAaina'ga, where he distinguished him.
asiI ~ his heroic exposure and hard Ishor
- feSeuing from the field of blood tho pob1o
heroes as they fell before the enamv,s hui
ie's IN defense Of their eountrv's honor ~
assisting them TO the hospitals .5,l -
wise providing for their necessitiss a.
more than one occasion has he. at tho r;.l-
o. ms own life, impeIled BY sense Of 5,,t,,
IS wen as sympathy, rushed unmindfnl :,
personal danger in front Of The csnnog,s
NOUN 70 rescue some wounded soldier whom
no sa" Prostrated and at the merev.of d. |
o lo Mr.. ". was present at the battle
o. stone river, chickamauga, Lookout Val
,sy ana before Nashville last winter. acting
'ne part o. the good Samaritan. The .ibovsS,
.o .' upon HIM as the true working frisnd
= .e sae soldier aud his humane acts sbd
ssnlal iaes VIII be remembered by- them
'isn grateful hearts for many years to come.
We learn that the Michigan Agency i
o , 70 be closed, and We part with Mr.. W /
s'ue'aht y as he has proved himself 10 be
- : o4esiien1 otheer' gentleman and a good
Glow Prosperity and happiness attend /,
80 wherever ne Coca This is the prayer
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13

pr undersigned offers ior sale b. .uIsuti
= 4annefy, W b al Of tie land aad appl lenal-
eea thereto belonFng
1 viii also sell with the yanl an al ine .f5.k OF
leather tanned. and 10 process af tsu. 3 Bsstug oi
rom tu9 TO 500 sides, an Of which b asa-iy rsldy
% be tsken ont
WI a.s9 SCI, Il desired. al OF nv live st0el.
CONSISTING Of Horses, Milch CoEs fna Ioi af stock
noss5 heei Cattle, Sc. Also. my Housahoi sat
hl-enen FURNITURE, 50 az % enable the purrha Or %
90 on VITA the business without DELAY NV p.aaa
y one OF me finest localities Tor the Tannerf ID
Milling business in Northern Alaharfa siuIafe5 on
range Of lofty hills ovsrIookinp tbf Vaf.v m H..
lcnnesSeei and commanding Oas OF the finest vie =.
eHtol the Allegiance ig Is uusurpa4. Ell in pfsnI
OF health and wsler-there being two springs Of new
or failing Tree stone water on tre piace
This s a 30 very desirable place Tor a cool Steam
saw and grst NIL there being none within fgcnfv
miles OF tn9 place The tmidIng eneLJ,iug tfs
lannefy WAS Quilt with special reference 10 fh- DO
sihes-, here being nothing necessary roe tuf slr
Warhlnery, The Memphis and Charleston Hal
rDad, now beng put IN operation, Will AFFORD g10t
market for sll lumber or d1Hr That could he saved
or ground, a. the Mil would be 10 less thsn hslf
mile Of rhe above road.
Say one desiring good investment f0r rapi 81 n
slther Of the above named businssses, could rotd0
better than 70 examine n property before pufehts-
ng ELSEWHERE Terms easy. Possession UYe1lm-
If wanted
ksfers. by permission % g. 8. Darwin md W b.
Nance. louisville, Ala
For further particulars apply 10 me By letter, 81
Decatur Ala, or 20 ne on he premise, az miIaa
vest o. Decatur, on BE- d. A O r. z
SAMUEL +. DARWIN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13

We aye Informed that celebrated rebel
a'Fsue. of Carroll county, Tenn, in getting
oP d claim sgaiust he United States for
property taken during the rebellion, made
.'''loi his loyalty by cslli0g to the witness
stand two coiored ruen, one ofthem formerly
n'- ""u sl1Ae, and the other former ave
'i another rebel divine not less noted. The
o'''nr was a false teacher before and during
'le war, and misled the whites who could
'' Influenced by him. Experience, il ap-
prA'% has not improved him. He practices
h"" As decepuans on colorci folks.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13

a despatch from Washington Of the 10th
SAYS postmaster General Deunison, on
saturday afternoon ordered a contract NTH
'- %. "oodard OF Psduoah, Kentucky s,r
mall service from Cairo. Illinois -. ~
Mound city, Caledonia. Ms,ropoli. civ s,5
Fadu'ah, Kentucky; Buckingham. A,r,-.
Highland. Pine Hlud. Psiue's Lap5ing ~,
"e'-re. N~uth of Gauley. Lagrange. Dan.
'--'r' Point Mason, Eeynoldsburs. johnson.
''.ie, h'l.s f"iUt. Fosters Landing. Brow
a.n.+ Landing, Feuyyiue, Rrownspon
Swallow Blur, sataloc, Ceryo Gordo. CbsIt
b.aH, Savannah. Hamburg ANA Es~tpor,
A'ssissippi. Go luka, three hundred and
i"euty-eight miles aud back. three times a
O week. by steamboat, at s.. zoe per anpum
from September 18th, 1866, to June golb
1909.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13

N speech at Newben, n. c., recently.
eOlorea man named A. H. Galloway, said
the Freedmen had once leader-Abrs.
nam L'neoin. They thought they had
Moses IN Andrew Johnson, but found thar
ne was not even Joshua" Galloway !.
que = 81 "a committee who have called State
o : sn'ion ofthe coiorsd pt5ple Of North
, e-,'''na' 10 meet At Raieigh on the 2sth
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13
0ashnille Mniutr
8M. cAMEROS a co.. Publishers.
Planters OF Maury and Williamson and
the Freedmen

1t was the good fortune of Briradier Gen.
eral Fisk, Assistant Commissioner and su-
perintendent Of the Bureau Of Freedmen for
The STATES of Kentucky, Tennessee and Ala.
baIna' TO address very lars,e assemblspe Of
citizens snd freedmen Of the counties ~
AaaFy and Williamson, Tenn. on Saturday
last, the 9th inst, at Spring Hill. in the
former county. His remarks were well
considered and appropriate, and had the
happiest effect. After the General had "a
ken has departure, the following resolutions
were adopted by the citizens present with
entire unanimity. Amongst the names ap-
pended are those Of some Of the most re-
speeted and influential planters in that Sec
iion Of the State-men whose pledges nav
always be relied upon
ResoLDed, That the views, sentiments. and
suggestions contained in the address of Gen.
- B. FISK, this day delivered to the eiti-
aehs ana freedmen Of Maury aad William
son unties, merit our fun appreciation
ana Dc IS our determination 10 acquiesce in.
ana with our individual and united 'inau
ence 10 support the line of policy therein
announced
RESOLVED, That the said policy is not only |
wise, but humane, viii secure and settle /
upon Just and equitable terms the interests /
OF both classes Of population, and win pro- /
mote the agricultural and individual $nter- |
esis OF the county, while at the same time II /
secures a liberal support and competency for
the colored poplation
RESOLVED, That in the person Of General
flsk, we are happy to know the President
has been fortunate in the selection of a rep
L re, IN every way qualified for the
discharge Of the onerous, delicate and re
: ponsiole duties appertsining 10 the position
ne now occupies, Of umpire and daysman
Set|INt the two races, and we deem it the
a9Iy q al good citizens TO give him, in the
Of his Office, their hearty and
undivided support.
hLesofOed, That the appointment Of a sub
ordinate commissioner in each county 10
@ Re immediate supervision Of local interests
ind TO enforce the contracts between the two {
'iasses, Is wise ana polite, and all We ask {
'r desire ia regard thereto, is that the sp-
continents may be conferred upon discrete,
u-t and good men.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13

Teachers Appointed for rIe TEo,,,..,
building.
= a ! ware ware, 4 b, Yale Coilegs-P. incipal.
& Weaver, A B., Huntsville. Ala. We
W Haley, Nashville.
Misc Helen W Knox,
Miss LIZZIE Spivey.
Miss --- Kelsey
Mis-. Vines
Mrs Haley.
Miss Soles, New York
Miss Mofstt Nashville.
-O-
Teachers Appointed for the Trimble
W. school.
w murphy, A B. tom Ppbtiac m ~
Mi's 6rsce Kimhall, Rochester. New Yer.-
Miss Il JOrbet, Nashville.
J. ". HoYTE. sec'y B off. 80 . ~ D..
aap3-lGt
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ION zoe Vieksburg Herald. sept5.
rresioent johnson suslaIHs GoTarnor
HENFEnv - 49,


r.h We can state positively. that prs.;sor
so1nson mas sustained Governor Sbsri,a,-..
.-ltii'ia order, and that Gen. slocurn bss =
NeAeo ms order forbiddipO the srs,.,.a,,,.,..
~ ne order Of Gov. Sharkev
e - nc oIoer IS retrscted in a nlannsr v,ov,1, q,
~ - NE reputation Of the gallant commando,
OF TINS Department: - = ~ = Z
hEADqUARTzRs DRP'r or NIssrssrppy
FIcKsBgac, Mss. Sept. 4, 1853
By direction 81 THE Presi5,rt - - Il.
o'a'ess eeneral Orders Ne. p. currsnt !. :
, res, rom these headquarters, is hereby 50
y. NJ officer viii, in any manner. intsre.r.
Win the organization Of troops p1rsnsrt 'e y,
erDOr. iSiOhal Gov
The order which is hereby rsvo,..s -.
issued as stated therein from annr 49,, =
o. danger OF conflict between ne s3a,a
tr ols and The colored trOoDs sarv;,, r.
!. p DIted states, AID with the firm belfaS 49,
- va e aeeordance with the boley OF The
So ~ imperative duty Of All United
Oiiieefs serving in this Department 10
$ u-itusa N the execution of All orders
q. :. soiu giving ofiense, and in case Of con.
49, either officers or soldiers serving
~: ne state authorities, to postpone 81.
49,. - ~ me matter, II possible, until il has
!, - lsiesfea 20 the District or Department
commander for decision
y iuer OF Major General Slocum.
J. WARREs MILLR1 pa
os, Assistant Adjutant General
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13

- understand that Colonel
:, ", Lister Us. v, Isl s. Rp.FF
= I. M S. B. r. F., Ar. s. y oTK
was IN The city few DAYS sin.. - = A.
~ mas subsequently returned to his posi- ~
au'y. An officer with such a vast num- H.. -
'h''ai' is sure TO bsa favorits n Il no,-,.,, =
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13
SPECIAL NOTICE

Passengers holding Through Tickets can b.,
thelr Bagsage checked through to destipa,ion.
ance WI be furnished free of charge 10 tIote
Depot All the U = Mail Line Steamers ston 81
o. W. Railway Wharf, Boat, foot OF in S,roa, -
Omnibus and Baggage Wsgon viii De in readiuess
convey pas engers aad their baggage. frae -
la 4 and Great, Western Railway Depot. Ia verv
short distance,) thus insuring connectibns 'e4J
rare as low, and time As quick as by sny otbsr
:. NS Tickets can De procured IN Cincinnati Al tho
e az corner Broadway snd Front Street No
81 West Fourth Street, and az the Nav, Isss ~
nep ot n e4nelnnae, Hamilton and Dayton Raflysv
K. F. !FULLER, Cant p.pNEv
Gen. TicketAg'i Pas. Asit III. a..
ssn,o 4. ID. McLAREN.
General Superintendent
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13

haadell, the pirate captain OF the She.
nand'ah' came near ending has career in
.-' OF ms recent daring assaults upon The
Ne" England Ehslers in the North pseis,
I'A TIE pirate boarded the Fayorite.
CaP'- 4"nng, of that vessel. attempted 10
shoot Wsddeil. the commander oftbe sbs
nandoah, with O. bomb-gun. but uniortprot.,,.
The mate had removed the cap, unkpo,vD !,
.Le O-Pt-in- lie "as told that ii was sure
ds1'h 10 him to shoot. He replied. ~ d.
willingly, could ] Kin thai wretch D. ~,
pirates immediately handeuHea him "a 1
pat him in the coal hole Of the pirate.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13

hisaeoEo, a member Of the staff Of thu
tycoon q JaPsntand brolh,s Is one br NJ
anbassadsrs to Dis sOuntl yysafroaa ahs isla,J
EMPIRE arrived in New York about ION
days since. He comes on a tour Of ohs..,..
ton. . .lE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13

UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13
Valuable Real Estate

A Valuable improved lot on Church Street. in
"a TIE centre Of the business part OF the e ".
can nov be had upon fair terms, By Supplying to
sepiz-St NELSON 4 MURFREE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13

1 ne loH'Wlns persons have been appoint
"a Assistant Commissioners Of Internal pav-
enue in this State: Nv
A. j. Douglas. 81 Division LEI D,,s.,1.
Iauis Po,,ll,,.r 81 ~ '''i'' ~ DtsuIct..
Az ' ,,I' "a Division, Ist district
John W. Nance, l4th Division. Isl D;s, ,,i,,'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13

4 d. Stephens is reported to haze tw;cs
demonstrated with JeT Dsyiss n regard i
ehe Anatrsonville atrocities, but Davis DE-
Tended the efficiency aud trust,yortbipsss Of
the officials at that horrible piaee.i
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13
HOPE INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies,

" urst session Of g ls Inst tutoa viii com.
lniasis on THURSDAY, June 2Sta, 1856 Il will -
uoder The immediate supervision Of Mr. q r.,
hlng, asslsied by the Faculty o. Franklin Colle%s
tal % compe ent Female teacher The turns5s.
tae Board o. Managers is 10 afior, yar -, -
me very test educational advantages
- lie session will cOu, ist OF two q'srp,s a. u,
Frank in College N''' ~ Va
EAHEssEs PEa TfRa: Board Wes,,;,.- M, -,
tHsasSs' ~ tuinon, including Vocal Mns,. So
-, - instrumental MUSIC, SO Use oi JnsiTrI
s,,i Aodern Languages, psca, $40; pfa,g'bu
SIC 90 i,,r her incarnation, address Tanning
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13

Aa1lm'lian'4 spies assume to have dis-
I,t , '." 4 conspiracy against the Emperor's
i'ie IA the City Of Mexico, and on the 27tb
uHnno some thirty suspected persons - ers
surrounded in their houses al hight, and are
now confined in the Fortress of Elloa-a,
Vera Cruz. ....-... . ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13

01H@'DE'7 ATTACK TRAIE.--We learn
'ha' the train coming this g 'ty on Sunday
lhght WIS cred into 81 guerrllas, supposed
- DC uoder Harpo'. They fred several
Shots but fortunately did no da1nsge. We
are unable to lear at what point the attack
was made. Haper is on the rampage
sgain.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13

the Circuit Court for Benton conn,,
hawkins presiding, Is in session :
Oanden this week. No disturbspe. -.
IN thai section of country. -'''