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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-03

TWENTY FyE CENrs yoR UNION AND Plan
TrHs' B,SE.-The notes Of these two Banks
seem to be steadily declining, and as each
Bank has over q million Of circulation still
olt, they will probably decline TO Is coats
a The dollar. Thos. s. Mari, Broker, cor
ner Of Union nnd College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables him
aglye considerable more than this rate at
present. Send your money to him before
The orders are filed. Il.
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NOTICES.
Champ Ferguson.


Splendid photographs ofChsmp Ferguson
Tor safe at the Gallery Of the Cumberland.
sep3-6l
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b M Fanny o'Hgan Will open her school
~ ''' 81" day OF September. in the
H'l .'.'' l !. near ,he rcs,dcnceof Mrs.
Jas. h. Polk. seaool hours from ~. -,
g. On. D. M. ~ o. ''''
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Now a The time for the ladies 70 call al
VIM. W. Berry a Cos dry goods house Tor
bargains. ,,.-,c.,r
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Far two weeks only, dry goods can be
bauehtat VIM. W. Berry 4 Cos, that will
dag competition in any market.
suglG o.
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The attention Of booksellers and other
wholesale buyers IS invited TO Messrs. Rob
r.soe. Their stock is one OF the largest in
Che Southwest, aud our readers would do
well to give them call when ia want Of
anything in their limo.
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MARKETS.


CNCNNATI, teptemDer 2.
Prices for -four and wheat dull. hut prices have
not chsngsd essentially. Com dull and prices
lower at G3a6jc. Oats duh ut 3984oc. Rye gs9H
for new. WHISKY advanced 10 g D. and is now
held at 81 p. Provisions duh and no sales city
mess pork is held at so, with buyers at SO IS.
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NalnfheiDti8lnu6.

Spbn eimben. ~.rfabrener Baunideittif nne SHppr.
tenr Der gauni6eipt'f9sn 9eilmittef. Rreis berieIbsn nar
sc. so fir Snfrument, Del une eebrbx3. Ratb uns 9ne.
OfRes us gssbnuns - 30. 100 gears strass, isasUsr
33i, 6lepelanb, Dbip. ae ~
Sarrar 4. '65.
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Sci chem gramen irmrne einsm Sahlsr Die Vras
ae p~praeleat , vSn mie pisl &reiie 1T 9Sitrtsmtsre
einaet6silt, uno pte beisen ie?" Dis Nnt'rcrt,r mar
vSn pier unb th beige SSrSle."
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MerfmjirSiae Tettuua eiues &inOcs. = Sci si

Mcrfwiroiae Setting eiues &iaOcs. @si eiz
mem Seuer in Wap @itp, @fih, NO and s'n ssirtss=
taus in Sranp serietb, Lief cine mtuttsr IN ierer
Turht Die Siisss berat, persaB atsr, ibr I'M Bette
~Tieasnbcs Iblafsnbes &inS nitSinebnsn. Wis fe
iih neIen risoer %erinnerte, mar Sas 9stdnce bsre'ts
gang IN Slan,men sebaat uno lts fcnnts MIR init
Gsnalt snriidsstslten trsrSea, fA in Den i'Asrn
Sob III faren INN ttr &inp III rstten. als man js
nrd eintae 3eit barauf rer1hieoeneS Setttsit9 sres<
trabte, Te!aes aus Cen Ssnfcrn ees nritten Stcfss
berausaspcrfen trurhs, fano man nas Sinh unrsrs
lest, ldlafsno, in sinem Der bsraussswcrtsnen gets
ten einaercat. Sic Greube Der mabniinniSen SHUTS
ter labt l1d leiht nsnfen.
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Sic Sobtcn ait YlrScrionpiQr.

Sapannab, 10. Suli. Ser 9uaesss@sz
talise Suartisrmeitsr, Cart. Samss 81. Dfoors,
fam nit ssm Sampisr @irsinia s~sitsrn Mesle rcn
gSal6instcn bie6sr. Ct fubr Bort am 6. es. Ntts.
auf 8siebl nes 8risssnainiters nit elmer @rtsitsrs
partbis at, I'M nah MupsrIcurtac IN Surnter ernns
~ III ssben unb Die @rGter Der bert cinseiharrten
rielsn Sauisnp unslHdliAsn Bunpss= s%oloatsn, Die
i'm Stpdassn=@ efdnsniB 5u Sob semartert warecn,
nit Safsln III nsris9sn ano Den 9las NIT einsr Senj
at %ulnsetsn. Sapt. DicOre traate aut Dem Samz
pier @irsinia 1000 Safeln unb $4,000 Tus selhnitz
tsncs tSolS fir Bic 8enSer, NIT nsnsn Die @nbeitattc
Der Mirtprer @unnes<g clcaten in9eten irernsn
icu. Scenes Wlaterial ti(Sct cine ppIs Sanpferlas
huna. Sic Mrbsitsrpartbts riro BON 9errn Scisr9
g. gBatfer bright unb inter itr tehnbcn ith IA
i3tmnerleute, ristrsre alnireider uno ShriItSeias
ner, 4 Sarsi6sry2 SrocmanSsn nnS 5 9anolans
ger. Sem Gapt. @toors itsat id innsB Gin tseeus
tsnoes Sinhsrni6 entsssen, lamli9 Der sSnSlias
Wansel5 an Sranspcrtmittsln. Sic Silismtttel
nes bie1iaen 2uartisrmetRsrz Departments rsihsn
niht bin, nm cine san;e SbiHslanuns 8aunatsri=
al itsr 2anS tranaprrsirsn gu fSnaen, AUDI 1T Is
gans unos ar mntbunlid, DEN Mcs ibsr Maecn sins
tuiatasen, ha MnpericnpiGe rrn bort ncb in'msr
tsinabe 80 Nicilen ~eutfernt 1T.
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Sine Tarnt 5u perfaufen,

Der llntersetbnete pinidt feline in 0idlanb spunfbip. ~
gPeilen nprtweitli1 yn 5loriea, in Defiance County, Obio,
s~eleeene Sarm 80 perfaufen. 9ieielbe umfabt 100 Alder. wO=
BON so ader FLAIR inO unp 40 ader Sulslane, welass IN
Neilsn iabli9 pom Der Spleep @iienbabn lest. Ser goeen
aartem, entbaltenb piele Sprten Sbft, fUwie ein 8utes 8rane=
Wpbnbaus, Sdeasr, Seller, @iterne une Srinfuafer auf er=
ipabntem Sane. Sieies if cine sprtrehli9e @~elesenbeit etns
Sarla ,l faufen, ta Der Gisentbimer bie5ebe biqis ~perfanfen
nil. WQan a~breiTre
Srishrih &eihplb,
Saprisa, 9smrp @punts, Obie.
Is1rs 2. 1865 6mi -
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nfferen3en,
Observation-Disclosures

Die rluterssitnehn iesen bic genpbner BON Sibnsp unb
umaeaenb ad~tuuesppQ in StnntnS, baB lie bs tublbefannte
0rseerie>Gef&aft ss 5errn Saccb ycung in Sibnes aber-
fnpntmsn babsn unb f~prttupren ptrren. Durt etasa erp6ea
Bprratb ppn pDrsa8liheu SrpcerieS,
cpie auberen Grtteln Enb ttelelben i'm Stanbe. Raufsr 3a
cher 2et ,urebfn ~ heasn. Wua tpsrben aae Sorttn yrp-
butte ~ gaarssle aaeenpursn. aonlmt nno ifpet ielba.
Stu,sus unh Bruber.
@ibnes, 5beItY Co., o., Mprl 5. 1864. 10
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Wattbauo=WnSetAe.

Waetneu auspartgsu Grsunten ipwie benz ~reisnsen pubR.
um1 made i'd hermit bic ersebene Nnsege, bB ib r1sta an
@ub Soaarabe Ro. 269 Se!eseaes Saas tsBt pSaaane,s aara
6onbaus eiuaeuttet babe unb paber i'm Stanhe bmt Neisn.
be an ieper Act auf's Bette ~ bewnben. &eiienne wernen
ppriiredtte RpE, ;3imn,er, Betten unp aufnerf fameS u oteauns
bei mir 6rpeu unp perse tt INNER beraubt lsia, eas mir Sc"
ltenfte 3uirama su srbahen.
vi. 8. Da ureit 5aus an Sotfrabe lsst, pu bic Stra-
sen-Gilenbaba S~prbeifabrt 70 tann bas pubitum fur D Ats.
srra RaI JRcab Depot bis an Iaein 5aus 9elaH8en.
Setter @prBilius,
SO, 269 Glib pDqRrobe, nabe Der ~s6sfboen Dffes
Columbus, Obir.
arSr, ~ ,6, ffmSH
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s t
8er1derun9S @eieQibaft
D Giepelanc. Sbip.
Weitere 9erbtnblihfsit :. -. 2OO,0OO Scuars.
Sfice Gcopile Slpd, SO. 1928 Superior Strabe, cine
Sreppe bpb.
Hirectcren:
s. SO. 2Itfemeper, g. Stpppel, g. SeHsnniusr,
g. 9bprnnan, g. O:emer, &. gaps,
u. 9eiiel, 9. @dnflen, Sb. 9enninsss.
9eamte:
s. SO. 2htfemeYer, Grdficent, 9. SeFenniiler, Sefretdr,
s. stpprel, @ies sGrdftpent. 8. 9. Srauie, IT,, Gen. ast.
Uai II. '65. 10
Grdbe! Grdbe! Grdbe!
arat DID! &ras Old &ras DID
@beaton's Sintment
furirt Die SrGse in 48 @tunesn.
aurirt aud ZEN salsflns, @eidware. 5rofbeus
fen uno Sautausi9lase. Sreis so @ents. Sci allen
Ipptbefern su perfaufen.
g8snn man so @ents an Weefs II. Softer, einsise
Maenten, 17e, Waibnstpn Stra6e, @uftsu, fbidt, fl tpirh bic
Salte ppfifrei tnr6 bic Eoit nab iraene eiuem Sbeile Der Ser.
Staaten %Uerianbt.
o. aObsrts II. Co., "a gOrs soaarase. assntsn fir
Columbus.
Gp 20. '85. b20Stt 10
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iber empfansene 3situnssseleer, pom 8. SUM Bis ID. Suli
1865.
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0eIhdft5=N nSeige.

Nener 6rpceries uno YrOouftsnz StDre.
ginem aee6rten Hublifum bierIelbT, iopie uniern auspdr=
tisen Sreunben, erlauben mir ms hermit e~rgsbenit ansuseisen.
hap mir al Der
Gfs DIR 9pus nnb 3tcn StraBs
Elm neues @rpcerie= uuS GrotuftengefdSft er6faet baben.
@inen ausgepdblten IDrratb ron allen Sprten cer befen 8ro-
ceries unp Iroeutten baben mir ~betdnbi9 fir uniere wertben
@Snner snr gtndtrte bereit unb tpirb elm Sefu1 ciefelben
Gberseusen, tas mir i'm Stanpe iine. bic beten 9Haaren 70 Bill
Zig ME irgeno elm anberes !Saus in Der Stabt 81 ssrfauTen.
webbalb mir nniere Jreunte e~inlacen, BET ms Yprsu'predeH.
S. 81. &prnsr,
Gam. Strens,
Ode Won Gong rnb 8. Straes.
NPai %. '65. tw 10
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SIM SeuiIletpn tes q. y. Spurnals eriAsint
Sic Strcitcr uno 9uloer uou Nelu Dorf,
Spn 9. Nittte.

Bur ~aenigenc,n Ssrbreituns ts sSsep Dcrfsr Spurnals'
in allen Sbelen Ter Sereinilteu Stadten beeurfen mir Sabl=
reiHer goenteu. @utr3tihe Winner unb Gefnnun8sgeno1en
frp e~inlelaten, in ibrer 6einatb Die asentur fir eaS 9iew
Dorfcr Spnrnal 81 ibernebnen une ibre Ierels nnserSh5hh
an Die
Grpeoitiou Ses yleiu gurfer Soarnals 81 CHATHAM Str,
MeU Yorf SiD,
tin;uIenSen,
DEN Maenten merben liberale Brcscnte Ter Spn ibnen
%ertpberen uuc einaeianbten Subicriptipnsbet-i9e bepili9t.
rem Wetraa pOa elf abpnnements ~einIenbet, erbalt Sss
i tie Slatt gratis.
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Some Serii6erungs=g eieaidaft,
Columbus , ObtD.

9tete Gpmraauie perfHert absefueertes Giseutbam erRtr SLATE
Harrn. QSebGuse, Vrisat .%gDrtnbdnier unb ttren Sntalt. gerf6erun8s.
policen peresn entpeoer mad benz @etien- eeer 1tstIndhme- ylan une
mar auf iroeue cine 2dt pom nidt netr ais finf Sabren aus8eftut.
sn sinsm aiffO perssn uidt mebr ale s4OOp serfaert nod 6.eentbnm,
mpspn burb { in 1euer metr ais $4,000 wertb serfcrt weroen fonnte.
Iieie gsnpaante serF6ert sesen Ysf6drisune peer GntsineunB bur1
BEN gis. Die YirsttSrsn ieten nebr eMaraufs aders as ansssssents
(SsihIfte M ttun, ba bes cine tefert 1arantie fur bic 5prtsauer une
ZEN enslt&sn Grfpis IL. Gle batsn es I'D, ,ur @seel esnsa9t. cue
Wsrluhe pinttlb anb biGg su teri&tsen. f4 bel itrer 9ff9dftsfab-
runs Ses befen uub ~fparfamfsn planes gu tsrtsnsa unb ben gerE&sr.
ter 1soburG pel ,u eriparen bae fe bic 8erfheruns Az benz wirhi&ea
SSasnpreIs Ter Weriuae unb auslasen ~sepdbren, Ia bic GepHnfe aus.
fblesGb ben 0era6erten ~ gut fcmmen, une. tneem ft 3ur gethfht.
ann Elm BEN, tis nit Der fefefen uebers eueuna ~ ttun, eae Der pR
ftnea In Wuweneuns sebradte 9Lan Bite Gefeuf9aft 3u etner haaernSea
ms FIR bic VpIee .Sntaber fheren Aufalt naten rtra.
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Cleveland Post Onice.

We know nothing Of the management Of the
post Office at Cleveland but If the facts set forth in
the following note err facts, there should be some re-
forms in that ofioe, and that speedily. We publish
the card Of who has been wronged, that the An-
lhoriles may remedy the evil
CLKvELAxn, TENN March S, 1865.
Hen. ~. @. Broscs1oss
DEAA e1s--We have Ia cur post Office 81 ieis
place two or three soldiers VINO Eansa ali ;he bus
nsss done in the Office; and lat1ly grest HlHny
hs,ers hAye been opened and II they contained
zonev, the owner would never reSeiye II and u
they aid not there would be an endorsement on the
hack Of the envelope Is follows Opened through
nis.Ske7 OF course there was no name signed 70
L. | wish 80 know what we are 10 d.. l AN
widow, With an only son, aud an dependant upon
hin flr 3 support De Is in TenRessee regiment
aud IN his State, and never receive letter RON
h.m unless it las been opened thrOagh raaStaksl
hope some measures viii be taken 70 place an honest
postmaster in charge Of the Office in this place-
Very respectfully, -
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sleHart. the Merchant MIIIlonIare.

He hes many partners, but they are only part
ners in profits He Is the sole master Of all thAt 10
bought and Sold He knows every article that comes
in or goes out Of the store No bundle esYes with
Out a check. He selected shawl Tor his Sife one
day. and neglecting 10 check it, Il could not leave
the building. No merchant in New York wor'os IS
many hours or gives such undivided attention 70 his
business. His rooms are in his dawn town store -
lie comes down early takes his dinner al o'clock,
returns and remains at his work till late at night
lie finds his pleasure 10 business. He is as dicut
20 approach rs the Grand Lama. Go TO the store,
and you are met nj the door by courteous gentle
mar once an eiflnent merchant who kept his own
establishment To your question, II Mr.. StewAt Y
In ? response comes, "what is your business u
want 10 zee Mr.. Stewart SYou cHnt sec him an-
less know your business; ! must know what you
want sir. II Is private yoa say; Mr. Stewart has
no private business" III your statement e satlsae-
tory, you are allowed 10 pass up stairs Here you
are met by aRother bland bat portly gentlemen,
once Judge Of one Of our courts, nov the eonhden-
tial business agent and companion OF Mr.. STEWART 70
whom he deVotes all his time. He subjects you 70 .
series of cross examinations rs vigorous - u you
were on stand in court. He keeps you from Stew
art II he can. II be cant when your turn CONES
be nshers you into little box len BY twenty WHARF
sits the auioerat Of New York merchants he re-
ceivea you with blank countenance and cold eye
His voice Is suppressed his face inanimate, and Ms
Air impatient You hurry through your business,
and need strong temptation b indnee you 10 run
the gaantlet second time
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More Rebel Thieves.

loyal msn writes Us g long article from GRAIN
ger county Cor Publication from which the follow
rug Is extract
VI desire - lei the people know what s going on
iH the yieiaity Of Buffalo, Granger oonnty. The
last night Of February, squad of rebel guefTilas
vistsd u. The names Of the leading characters
are JsBusry, Bunch, Legg Dalton, and one said 10
be Green. They came dawn tie country from the
direction Of Rutiedge, robbing houses stealing i've
h0rsss, and taking into custody three Union men,
Fobbihg thea Of their money, and taking them 10
the house of old Ssm Saith, where they kept them
under guard until dsTk. Old Sam Smith, who led
and hArbore9 the rebel thieves, hEs taken the cath
70 save BE property and, 10 make thing Of t.
toek the oath twice.
when these robbers left, they made their way up
TIE country, robbing houses, and taking from pri-
Fsee citizen vhES money they had. With their
stien horSss well packed they landed ct Bob Loyds
Shsrs they fed and Festsd-AnotheF rebel who has
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aThe Nation Avenged"

Under the above heading, tbs Washington cAfo"-
ieIe the Official oFgan has the following REMARKS ~
reference 70 the evacuation Of Charleston
Poetieal justice hiss thus al last been done 70 the
cradle Of the rebellion. For thirty years ne POM.
clans Of South Carolina Agitatea for dissolution OF
the Union. At length, 10 December, 1850, they led
OF BY adopting In State Convention an ordinance
Of secession They seized thu United States arsenal
In Charleston and laid siege 10 the United States
forts In the haybor. The first aeaancs Of the ma
tima authority was made ky South Carolina. The
arst blood Of the war Wa shed by her proud sad
arrogant citizens Fort Sumter, manned BY about
seve1ty Tinted States tsoopA was captured after =
tonbsrdment, BY about sevsrae thousand assaliantA
commanded by Beaupegardi and the Insulting mes
ssse was transmitted 70 Washington that South
f,ssolins sends her BaanFegards 20 Frezieent Lans
cola Il i nov the fate d South qaroline ata
~ Charleston, her chief city, still dsenned ~ ssaa
s..,ss9 81 ~ CONQUERED and overFuh By United
s,stss oelcsf. whose name hsd never heAn heard o.
BIZ Tie public wbeB The war commenced, - iae
prlde aud insolence Of her people knew % bounds
he depfh of her hausiiiniion 4 lameasurans: phs
dsasnhy lnsuised the national faa. Ia 1885, u wss
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Knoxville, Tenn, March IS, 1855.
Calling Names.

Il is customary among loyal rasa 20 speak Of those
vbs Dc net set with the Government cordially, ~
aCopporheS,ls," a I3atternuts," Rebel symPathi-
aers, and as Conservatives. ali II which implies
that they are partis Uhion, and partly not We
sre opposed b. al such Distinction and to all such
calling II names Our doctrine is that all mon
smcng Us are either Cor or against the Governments
they are either the friends OF enemies Of the Union,
and ought TO be treated IS such. The day has pas
ed when men can be on both sides Of this contest.
The Government mast be sustained, er Il must 60
down, and those who viii net aid in sustaining IL
had better Be seat through lines 70 where their
friends are
We are sick aad lirsS Of hearing men complain Of
the Government and propose reforms in the army
regulations. Most Of them, although they deny the
fact, Troubled about the Niger, and can't give
him up How 5uli, and even stupid, mas must
be to hope any longer 70 institution that has
csusei al this shedding Of bleed. The eassss must
be rumoYed before the elects cease. The NGtioa
hiss determined to remove Il and il win be removed.
Nay Il hat 1ots ssAe alToady
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lakpa Tho oash q save bis prcpssty These nisa
carried of n leasl hgeen hundred dollars worth o.
property. A party a eight Federal soldiers OF
home eaar,lk pursued them as ar as MAsenelhs
MID ana there Inquired Il tie rpbcls hsd gone taas
way, and wero tsld BIZ parties who aaa ass tAsen
the oath 10 save theit property thel they bad not
Il turned et that they had gore that way, ara thh1
these rebsls lied 10 save their ffienas -.
aVghsk ought te BE- done with rebels who harecf
these rAscals aud lie b prevent their capture Or
hnne 4 IN the action a eur Legislators with Brown
iow 70 psumpl and hack them up. Fus tne s,,
through roatleu,sn, and We Unioa saffsrefs VIII
then Eel compensated faf esIr Losses.
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GatewoOd's Thieves.

The following communication Is from resPon-
sibie man in Bradley county, aud give. sketch Of
Gztswood's thieves:
CLEvELASp, TEES7 Feb 2s, 1855.
Dr.. ". O. Br0sczLOts
SIE-Iu some Of the past numbers Of your paper
| saw q statement Of the murder Of several Union
men in this county, By the guerrilla GsteEood and
sthers-a band Of internal thieves and eIt-throae
In giving the names Of the party, you referred to
Jacob GFegorys sons. 1t is JaLses Gregory instead
Il Jaegb.
Ys also failed 10 give some Of the names Of those
faown % have besn engaged in this work Of rob
by aud death II Il due the military and public
Generally that those acquainted with the facts ~
ibev really are should make them known.
ffhe names OF those living Immediately in this
vicinity, - far as known, are Captains GAtewcod,
May, Snow and Tate.
Belonging % the above named leaders are George
W Hughes, Bud Wooten james and Seth Greg
ory, Marion Chilean, Jack DeAA, james Taf, Bin
Bersey, Coffee, Upton, AirhArts, VIM Staunton,
Andrew IcsnOur and others, Of whom Information
eli De given IS sogn - obtained. The said james
Gregory, once = rebel soldier, deserted, took tbs
amnesty oath went back, joined the guerrillAs Wa.
captured by our scouts and brought 10 Cleveland
D. ether day, and is now eating Uncle Sans hard
tack and pesping through iron bars for livelihood
some few DAYS $50 oIE boys paid the said Air
Lsrt family visit calling themselves GatewoOd s
men, 20 which the woman responded, mo yea Ft
holl l know OateWoods men lou re nasty
sinking Yankee that's what you are The boys
found some old bedding and .he BIKE, which they
said kinder" stunk Of rebels.
And report says that the celebrated SNOW, Shc
preached twenty thirty years Of his life, died o.
wound, isaicted BY Union man On whose house
be and MS gAsg made assault, and which ne burn
ID 10 ashes killing one Of the occupants and burn
ing hiin before his wife, not permitting her T. pal
ms dead carcass out Of the fsmes ill II terribly
burned This occurred in Hamilton county foul
miles above Harrison. This preacher, this pulpit
devil said he had served his God for thirty YEAR,
AID now he intended be should serve ki,a a. long
SHOULDN'T he surprised If he serves him longer
These seeursed sooundTslE are still infesting III,
Coasies Of Murray, Whitfield, Walker and Gilmore
II Georgia. and in Tsnnessee, Polk and Bradley
and ooosonaliy crossing over into Hamilton, steal
Ing horsss, cattle and hogs, robbing Union men Q
aa5aey. provisions, 6e IN many cases even iosdin
wag0hs and driving Of wagon, team and Az 70
fstber ALL q. N.
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Belle Boyd In distress.
H. f,iy.r,.oal Coar;eF, Feb. 1. /

fFrom the iiyerYoOl Courier, Feb. T..
Confederate sympsthizers, and indeed all VIE
have love for adventure and courage viii probably
remember that somewhat notable character Miss
Belle Boyd-was married short time ago 10 Lon
don, 70 certain Lieutenant hafdinge Almost I'M,
medlateIy after the wedding, the husband returned
10 his duty in the Confederate States and has stnce
fallen into the hands Of the Federal authorities BY
when be IL detained prisoner, The consequence
l. that Mrs. HArdiage u now in London, almost IN
state of desstution nil her supplies being Gu. on
and her own relations being dead. She has written
book descriptive Of her adventures IN she Sonlsd-
.,s.a Service bal has received an intimatiou that
her husbands life depends upon lie suppression. -
ITnder these circumstances sn appeal b msds TO the
public Tor sympathy and POcuniary assistance.
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NOTICE.
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CHANCERY COURT-DANDRIDGE.

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