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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
MILLERSBURG. OHIO. THURSDAY, AUGUST g. 1865.

state. Napoleon at IIelena Adder rii
at Columbus !! How history will repeat
itself For the benefit of subsequent trav-
elcrs who may visit this classic city in search
of relies, L will here state that | am at the
Columbus hotel room No |, directly oppo-
site butchers establishment, where thir-
teen chained dogs, hundreds of unclaimed
contrabands, and millions of musketoes
nightly mingle their music to lull me to re-
pose.
A few words more and will suspend all
further recital of those Affections which |
am sure will greatly affect your excellency' S
compassionate heart. | am very unhappy
here. The noblest river in the world
lies just before me its waves dance merrily
and .unrestrained. Unbleachcd ladies and
gentlemen crowd the streets, moving with
graceful and elastic tread, while arrayed in
robes of loveliest blue. The air is fragrant
with the sweet odor which they only can ex-
hal e, and all around is gayoty, happiness
and freedom. L, alone, of all the denizens
OF this great emporium, pine in captivity
Do not forget, pray you, that our foreign
relations are IN most critical condition -
a. blunder may not only prove fatal to your
administration, but it may light a torch to
set the world on fire. Though | am person
ally friendly to Mr.. Macmillan and his
schemes, still | am fully advised of the en-
bsrrassment he has caused to yourself and
cabinet Remember it is the last hair that
breaks the camel's back. Will not my arrest
cause sensation at st. James, St. Cloud
and st. Petersburg-indeed, throughout all
Europe. Will not the Sublime Porte be
aroused? And will not those great powers
who so anxiousy await pretext to inter
tere in behalf of Maximilian, be urged to ex-
mo H., ;,f IL L: 4
American ally is under arrest? | will no
further enlarge upon the danger; wise
craftsmanship alone can save your admins
tration, and, what is of the first importance
to every office holder, secure your re-elec-
ton. | suggest this expGdient as the best :;
Brownlow has any number of courts in Ten
nessee. His judges (although our constitu-
ton requires that they be elected by the
people, have been appointed by himself =
They are true as steel to you and your glo-
rious administration. Their Jurisdiction is
co extensive with theii own wishes and
Brownlow necessities. They are all sworn
to execute his pious will. Besides you
have federal courts in full operation all over
Tennessee. Courts are regularly held at
Memphis, Nashville and Knoxville for the
judicial districts which embrace the states,
in each of which district attorneys, who are
good abolitionists, reside. The Judge, Hon.
{. F. Trigg, is your friend, and was appoint
ed upon your and Brownlow urgent recon-
mendation. Hevotcd ioryou. | never be-
longed to ''the land or naval SERVICE" and
L suggest, with great ditfidence, it is true,
that, by transferring me to some one Of these
many tribunals for Il speedy trial." the
ssensibilitlcs Of the legal profession will not
be shocked beyond recovery Failing in
fbIs usl ipr fnn p,n,h urban |
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
Life's Elappicst Period.

Kingsley gives his evidence on this dispu-
ted point. He thus declares; There is no
pleasure that | have experienced like a
child's midsummer holiday the time,
mean, when two or three Of us used to GO
away up the brook, and take our dinners
with us, and come home at night, tired,
dirty, happy, scratched beyond recognition,
with great nosegay, three little trout, and
one Shoe the other having been used for Il
boat until it went down with all hands be,
yond soundngs. How poor our Derby
days, our Greenwich dinners, our evening
parties, where there are plenty of nice girls
after that. Depend upon it man never ex
periences such pleasure or griets after four
in his first love,making, when the sensation
is new to him.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
A "DeSirable'' Pew.

A pew in the Congressional meeting house
is thus advertised for sale in the Amherst
Mass, Express:
A pew in the meeting house of the FIRST
parish in Amherst. The man that owns
the pew owns the right of space just as
long as the pew is, from the bottom of the
meeting-house to the top Of the roof, and
he can 90 as much higher as he can get. II
a man will buy my pew and sit in it on Sun
days, and repent and be a good man, he
will so to heaven, and my pew is as good a
place to start from as any pew in the meet
ing house.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

The following is the verdict of negro
jury: "We, de undersigned, being koron-
er's jury, to sit on the body of the niger
Sambo, now dead and gone afore us, hab
been sittin on de said niger aforesaid, did
on de night ob de fourteenth of November,
come to def by falling from de bridge ober
de riber, in de said riber, where we find he
was subsequently drown, and afterwards
washed on de riber side, whar, we suppose,
he froze to def
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

A gentleman talking to another on the
subject of marriage, made the following
observation: Il first saw my wife in storm;
carried her to ball in storm; courted her
in a storm; was published to her in storm;
married her in u storm; lived in storm all
her life, but thank heaven buried her in
pleasant weather,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

A Methodist and Quaker having stopped
at public house, agreed to sleep in the
same bed The Methodist knelt down,
prayed fervently, and confessed long cata-
logue of sins. After he rose tho Quaker
observed, Really, my friend if thou art
a. bad as thou sayost thou art, | think |
dare not sleep with thee"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

A married gentlemen, present at rap
ping circle, being informed that the power
depended wholly on the will, begged that
his wife might try it, as he had never seen
anything resist her WILL
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
The Child and the Queen.

Boferche- gardner to Elizabeth, consort
of Frederick II.-had one little daughter,
with whose religious instruction he had ia
ken great pains. When this child was five
years of age, the Queen saw her one day
while visiting the Royal gardens at Shon-
hausen, and was so much pleased with her
that week afterwards, she expressed
wish to see the little girl again. The father
accordingly brought his artless child to the
palace, and a page conducted her into the
royal presence. She approached the Queen
with untaught courtery kissing her robe,
and mOdestly took the seat that had been
placed for her, by the Queens order, near
her own person. From this position she
could overlook the table at which the Queen
was dining with the ladies of her court, and
they watched with interest to see the effect
of so much splendor on the simple child.
She looked carelessly at the costly dresses of
the guests, and the gold and porcelain on
the table, and the pomp with which all was
conducted; and then,. folding her hands,
she sung out with a clear, child like voice,
these words:
"Jesus thy blood and righteousness
Are all my ornaments and dress:
Fearless, with these pure garments on,
I'll view the splendors of thy throne!'
All the assembly was struck with surprise
at seeing SO much feeling, penetration, and
piety in one so young Tears filled the eyes
of the ladies, and the Queen exclaimed,
"Ah, happy child! how far are We below
you!"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

An exchange paper says, that the girls in
some parts of Pennsylvania are so hard up
for husbands that they sometimes take up
with printers and lawyers.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
Selett 4oetrp.


SvNSs
Twas In the sunny Ishtneland,
As the golden day was ending,
The ripe grapes in the vinc-land
Were in purple clusters bending;
The ruined tower on the height
Was glowing in the crimson light
The western sun was lending.
| saw her then--I see her yet
1t was the first time that we met
In the sunny Rhineland!
saw her standing all alone,
The chapel bells were ringing,
And mingled with the organ s tone,
heard her gently singing.
The river ran beside her feet,
And oh! her voice so clear and sweet,
Seemed like the lark's upspringing
] saw her thus at close of day;
IgaZed-and ga2ed my heart away
In the sunny Iihincland.
Upon her image In the stream,
All broken midst the ruShcs,
The gazes in n happy dream,
And smiles, and sighs, and bushes;
She takes the arrow from her hair,
And down her shoulders fair
The golden shower guShps!
| watched her as stood apart
That silver arrow pierced my heart,
In the sunny Rhineland!
Ameiin EdOdrds.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
Business directory.
OFFICIALS.
-----l-------l-----------
PBYSICIANS.

Dr. Il. G.. Saunders,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, has permanently
located himselfin Oxford, Holmes Co q. The
DIR. has been associated with DR.. J. h. Woods,
of this place, during the past year in the prac-
tice OF Medicine. and now offers his profess
ional services to the people of Oxford and
vicinity. T-f.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
DR., WIN. ltiCIscsOn q,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Millersburg. o.
Office-On Main street, In the room formerly
occupied by DR.. Boiling, ~
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
Dr. j. Ii. Woods,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Millersburg, q
Ofice-On Clay street, south OF the Cour
House. W-4
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
RATES OF ADVERTISING :

JOB PRINTING
OF every description executed In the best style
and on reasonable terms.
The FARMER has n larger circulation than any
other paper in this section of the state. Il is
now, and has been for thirty-eght consecutive
wears the official paper of the county.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24


gated. The savsnus l. perfsctlv elesr Of
small vehicles, and The march is uniaser-
rupted.
wAszlsaToS, Nay as.-Ths Court met at
1850 tais a. K. NJ Aiken said that IS TIE
Governments found It lneonvenisnt 70 close
its testimony At this time, to show that =
conspiracy did exist, With special reference
70 the prisoners a. iAs bar. be would TO-
morrow be ready 70 &c on with the defence,
as he was rot disposed 70 waste the valua-
be time Of the court. Col Burrstt, the
Jadge Advosase remarked shat four or eve
witnesses we're Jet 70 be examined with ref
erenee 70 the occurrence. Some Of them
were in Baltimore and some in this city,
bat the latter had nes been able to erOss
he lines Of the Military Esvisw, 70 rsses
his place.
The ssssinsRy taken yesterday vas read
aud Mr.. Ewing made . request wsioh was
granted, 70 have his statement amended 50
il might appear that As bed ssksa thss 81
the testimony sgainst n accused Do iEtrO
ducsa before the commencement Of the
examination Of the Witnesses for the de-
fence. The counsel however, having nc
objection that testimony as - = gsnsrAl
conspiracy might be hereafter introduced
BY the Government. The Judge Advocate
Gen. Holt, briefly stated the difficulty Of
procuring the attendance Of witnesses at
thistime, and after brief consultation the
court adjourned I'LL Thursday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

Tbs viees Which "a never praotlcei u
The pretencs ~ any ozo, hes pr1sei che
everlasting ruin 81 th0usands 81 Chs nat I.rt
and most talentsd yeung men that ever
gaze tongue - elalae1c6 of pen 81 aorr.
Il has destroyed hsaItd. 6itsisd ths ernrt -
tuition, and fcduced tins n issrabis victim a.
living skeleton. Bur arc these it1 GnrI
aud tetai effects II ils paing are 1ratferei
ne ruins q reason, the most mclanahaI7
sight that can meet mortal ewes. 10 81
cured permanently Of this aIicfio1, call on
Dr.. Coiomsn, Nc. 81 North Cherry lfrcaI,
Or address Ain By isisos, Box 500. Fssh-
vile, Tenn. fsb2e-R
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

The London Times has come to the
conclusion that much mischief has been
caused by the utteranee in England Of
q loose ideas" respecting the United
States. It seeks, therefore. to make
some amends for its own delinquencies
by devoting leader to unqualified
praise Of the statesmanlike qualities Of
which President johnson, in its judg-
ment, showed himself possessed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

A PATHOLOGICAL vlEW o. MAPPnaE.-
n CoulaInIng ntariY 30 psEcs. md rs frn
fla.ee and 1nll1F AS of he lnauuiT II - l.r
ulzn rS4ns "a -slsre cf Htal,h 4ed lils.i.a. =sIn
rreaa-e e kHr|F AFrcrs. b. irpcrndie ,ors.s.
euarcEs upcu thu Mind ard hn Win tra
AathOr's fizu 81 lzcalrncnt-ine cay rsiiaaaI era
81 caEes toatei iruitluI slIF-er ir iha n.--
ret, and those eoni7sl nilia,- itlII1lae, who H1-
ierialn cclosa q their plssIcal cral.rrn eert
ire 81 pcstale e. say adirs1a ca racarE CT n,
cents, siarnfs o. postal crrrezeF. 6T s-ff-esa ,s
~. IA Ch0LA, 10. 81 MAIDEN isrC. Albany NJ.
he aushlr may b. consulted urdn anf ci arn
diseases upcn nh'eh h'. book uolts eiihsr r.a.-
ne word. rslaa-u
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Oapital 100000
$4,000 Shares at Sl,OO Each

DEPREsENTISe THE ENTIRE PR0PERFI
IL o. the Company, which is ABOUT 900 acres Il
lee simp Q and leeseHplu isnds, SITUATED n Cum
oeIlanc county Kentucky, 10 =, lies b. land aboys
Nashville, on the CuInbsriand river
Included N TIE p-oneriy ~ ire roupenY Is the
famous old American OH Well, estImstsd ic
rave throsn up 10 bsir-ls Of OIL since
Inst struck IN 1879 The Company has two
1905 engages On the ground, ard Is vieorou " eu.
gageo IN sinsng seversl wells, and are porting ut
machinery 70 resm out snd set 70 pu ping the oid
American Oh Well, and expe,t 70 deve ope the
comp ny lands extensively thin a fen moaths,
and conf ent anticipate results thst will 81
inrtner establish the immense oil wealth Of this
diEtri.t
6Joto SHARES appropriated 'or working capital
ard Tor the nersi xpensss and u. Of the tom.
rany
10000 SHARES reserved for future issne, and
shenis us o 10 for the beDodt Of all the stock
holders
Mr. q. " G Payne, IN old resident Of Nashville
70 ne origin tor Of III Company.
bSoks o. sLn-crptiC q are now open e. the of6ca
O tbe Gas Light conpsny, No. q chnrcn street.,
nashville.
J. h. KENpRIcE 4 son,
msyle-lm Agents.
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Nashville Tfstling Association

ME- TING or TAB ALSO IlATIoN y e
"a b-lf on 81 irdav. r. pc, n. y dchsnn~'
M 3 fhqT. ~ ms on Haa resolved ~ hare
.hrre races as f1iioEs:
WspsrsDss. aay = Glib pure q 500. far al
,r..fi 2 b fses Mir heats. best "a IN nsruass.
Entran 10 pr ceaf4 % - made a11 horsea
n.tn-s b. otio Z On ihsuiah b Tu sday, g ne
Cub B0uss. O. cllfge .trert
sssr DtT--Purse go M i'm 3 nfoe, Coiunt1s
era as hlfn4s-. uiie heaia, o % - 6. 10 h :
- q Eetfance 10 per eLf added. 10 rarss and
9 ose - shove
Ia rs1Ag, Nay IS -rarss sec. Ter 81 TO tns
hors-s, rsile BE e, oeet3 u IN ~ asss. ~
rare 10 per e ~ 20 hanrs and {. Gee On y ecEea
day iu1me ia ~ nsi the zsces
rnni- = - e. 81 he liob SO q TUESDAY
sid Ted1 day sl.a.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

When Prince Charles made hia escape
after his fathers execution, he assum
ed disguise, but it was that Of man.
When Louis Philippe escaped, in ls4S
he dressed like gentleman, and as
sumed the genslemsnly name Of John
Smith. When Napoleon was ruined
he threw himself on the generosity Of
the English nation. None Of these
men did anything beneath their digni-
ty. But when Davis felt called upon
to leave the country, he ursexed him
self and became a woman
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
100000
Te be SOld for One Dollar Each
Ei.ssg. 90 ? seasI 4, ,sa =. . b pa y N

Withcui re7a~d % Elus, and rct % b psid lor IN
q you knew ehat you vi reeege.
Arcng those wac have acknoEiedged tha re
capt o. Va UAbLE GIFTS drawn non thss Asao
cation 81 c. as. L 1855, the following kindiy per
mt Their names b te usedi
4 n 8 Ho'ehk ., New HsFs1, Coaa. neo
deon, value $50 WIT Wihs, " e1d sf A. T.
Diamond Ciust-r Pm, vslue S2o6 Nrs q fsFpaa,
ID iork s., sod H.teh, Eeins So Mss hiles
=, Dckcroa, Blnshsmplon, T., nelndec1, "a
Ias 90. NJ. Z 8 stoae, q Tenth a., y fosk,
Piano, value $50. Mu Thcs 4 nillers Sersnitn,
Pa. DismoDd N1g. yslue SIS. hias klien J.
! Van Ripper, Washington. D O.. cod l.aatiDs
Cased Waich, value $50. Edgard n. Lindsss,
Worcester. Asss-, Psno, value So Nle y y
Fsrurl Dubucue, Iowa Diamond Bar b1ops, Va
NY Music Beg, vaiue so Mr. 3 G lngerscl
Urtaua, ohio silver set, value 80. Lrct B 4
Hssenc<s. Wiar1's hotei TsaHinztou. . @, 81
yer Patent Lever watch, Eslca SIS. Capt. j war
ner, l5tk n n Ncls.. silver Wat.ah. value Sc.
Many parsons who have drasn Vaiuab prsses,
Do not v = her sGnies puhlaheo or ge might *.
tand this Isl
HANNA or prrR1ECuoS.
cERTTFICAIES banning s.ch arscie End ia
VALuE are placed IN sealed envelopes, Ehich az
vel mixed IN Of these EnreioSe.. couiGning
the Cert6sate or Order tcr some Article. (Eofth a
least one doiAr - retsD VII b deliver.d q. eur
offcr, or sent hp nal 10 lny addfees, altnof g
gard 10 chose, On the receipt a - cents. Ihe
pofcnA-cf WI zee nkN Af-ue u afAasi -A4 y.
Nsie-, which may Be- rom N1o - tlFe Aandre-
Dollars. sud can thsn send One Dollar and receiF,
be artic.e named.
s8-No Blznks-EYery purchaser gois vsius.
Parties deslinR Win us my depon On having
prom pt returns, and the articis dFsNE viii b. inn
med siely sent 70 any address b. return uaAl O
express.
katirs satislanHon Guarnsesl N all Gases
a. 81 ceriidcatea ;or oae DoiiaE. ThiEieen foi
Two UoIiara-
Agents Wadied. Send stamp for csrsuiar. All
T. BENTON a Co.
Box 656I Pos. once, New York
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Our forces captured at Augusta, Ga
the wooden gunboats, Issndigo and
Macon, built at Savannah during the
war. They also captured the steam
tOw-boat Sampson, which is in excellent
condition, and is regarded as prize Of
of great value.
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Te Ihe Unmarrled.

CRAcE var EFERr. TIE 6IF I'D clsir
VI voysnt and futugist. can, - the sd 81 "a
HsTuz,rrs rrodnee eessecl hfeaess q jour a.
tlre psilaef. ErlrE ~ date g lie happy stsnl
iesding taS 81 c1aracizr, eccupsucn, Whet1el
rich AZ pccr Post clice addroae, and ether sN1a.
be inferraaHcn, q de, irec.
ssad b mai, Prepaid. oea nsilar. and Rss
Gtanp. Eith . n1l description q yuursel and ;
I'll ret1ru the likeness, viii the haofe l1'cznn.
rNacH VAS EVEsY.
kTa 49, r~-~sf - T-tra|. = ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

NEW YoEz Nay 23.-Co TN Gu et, Sec.
II q L G-0c better, IS 2s636 s. eIira Stati
s. 956,7 10
t ?, only limited supp ,, 2 8Tsc for new mixed
Weste oafs better, c.
Wsstsrn park dun sad lover, sl5S25 Is nos
mes 81. To- g. and "a.
Lard dull, l5Gie..
waislsy heavy and lower. 81 sS9l CSC.
Petroleum dull ard no inal.
g ID ape1pd a. 81 snd q sei a q.
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Great Prize Distribution
By THE
III. GIFT ASSOCIATION,
699 BrOadEas, New E0rk.

= amcnd Psns, Hrnoches acd Fsr tEops. Ledifs
SEES. Brocch sad Ear HTopa, tiold aad Corai let
an cod tlosentne Mcsalc JET. Lass. il1c Cameo
sleeve tus ous sea Of etads, Fes1 aad Mex
nsiu=, Pa z a1d Caae,d Gold fings 6cld Tina.
hss. Loekea ~ - s Vie bait fuckias. a,Ii Pea.
renfiis Fancg Work Hoxrs, 0tid Heus via
ed rna 81 er xrsasioa Sod r., nd large 49,
sortnea o f.na Jaue ~ a. every doscr ptoo, 81
he best make and iatesl style-, valued -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

And die every guneser With tisssfsa con-
tracted by ree ksess and che cfeca 81 warn
weather, capeciaily EamElea, ah5 FL chs
have been restored % icnr .iio 81 tta laa
Of Skif & Wiiia ceieoratel cid kQnen
cream Ale. eAll good physicians vii cer-
tify 10 this fact" We havo nsde eEicraigo
prsparafious b supply the dsmard or Ale
aad Porte- 90 the tra4e and Cor iamig uso
10 bottles sad barFall. Aiso tho iares1s
store Of Groceries eri S1tier G1ois 10 the
city. On hand zoe basrels cintinnsti Laro-
Beer. eklFF 4 HiLL5,
WSclesala crecery and Sutler harsc.
No, 3 Hicks kiock. PUP. uars.
apl1l-In
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

We respectfully ana uncs % an our
friends and patrons That - haze rs-oronod
our Ice Cream Saloon for sac SESSION, aHa
hope 70 receive the s1rlo ialronaFs thrt
has been 60 literally best0Fid on u. every
season. We have always o. baud coufoc
tionary Of AZ ksn8a, ana coal soda water.
Cream made % order Or parties, csc.
fauVIs q ECos1rr.
tprii-get~ p North Cherry street.
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Masapille Anion.
III. CAHEEOs ; CO., Publishers.
wEDNEsDAY, MAY a -.
Surrender Of ROddy-Re0rgaRization
in AlaBama.

pecArus. a., May ls, ls6s

fConsspondsace Of the NJ hVlle Union
DrcArUE. Al, Nay Is, 1865.
The good work Of reorgsniEstiOR Is
still progressing in this portion Of Ala
bama m
For the past twO weeks large squads
of rebels have been coming in daily
and the cry Is still they come.
Yesterday General Roddg surrender
ed all the forces under his command &c
Brigadier General E S. Granger, which
includes al he forces in the valley
and about 2090 we're paroled BY Col
". Z Fairbanks aud his able and Ell
Gent Provost n srshsTl Capt. J. D Par
vim.
The reopening Of the telegraph line
between this point and Memphis ia
rapidly approaching completion, which
will greatly facilitate the transmission
Of news from the Department of the
Gulf
Now let the people of Alabama imi-
tate the example set by Tennessee in
the work of reconstruction and ere
long peace, plenty and happiness, will
abound within her borders while thou
sand of honest emigrants will come to
cultivate and gather the rich fruits Of
the soil. W. G. 3.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24

CouEInn7sIfa---lni0rm be- been 10
ceivet b q. Z. Bart0a b O.. lhat es-te' ID
drngrists IN thia city have been nrl Inning ~
On persons cEllinEfor Dr. Feil1et Pima e.
rat8 a. arEclo n lI5ir oun maul iactlro
Hhich they aay s superior % tbs s1Eui1e.
We gouia adviaa az poraons ID gel $40
gensine, AID ahogid yq1 rsqlF1 eng uedi-
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