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Mr.. Waters Of Wilson was granted
leave of absence for five days. s - FL
important orders from the War De-
partment-UnemplOyed Generals 10
be Mustered Out.

pc MuSstftu Outs ~.
WAsHx6ros, May IA general or
der has been issued from the War De
psrtment, as follows:
All forces of the enemy east of the
Mississippi river having been duly sur
rendered by their commanders to the
army of the United States, under agree
ments Of parole and disbandmept, and
there being now no authorized troops
of the enemy east Of the Mississippi, it
is ordered that from and after the LIST
day Of June, 1865, all such persons
found in arms against the United
States, or who may commit
acts Of hostility against 1t east
of the Mississippi river, Will be re.
garded as guerrillas and punished With
death. "A strict enforcement and exc
cution of this order is especially en-.
Joined upon the commanders of the
United States forces within territorial
limits to which il applies. According
to an order of the War Department the
Adjutant General has been directed to
commence mastering honerably out Of
the service all General, Field and Staff
officers who are employed, and whose
services are no longer needed
WAR DEPARTMENT., WASHINGTON, May
II, P. M.-A review of the gallant
armies now assembling around Wash
ington win take place here on Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week. chi,
trsr- 4- E. NJ. STANTON.
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A good many years ego Dr.. Parkman,
3 citizen Of Boston, was murdered The
murder WAS traced to Prof Webster
another citizen who had previously
horne reputation above suspicion.
and was regarded as one Of the first
scientific and professional men Of Mas
sachusetts. The accusation against
bim shocked the moral snd intellect
nal sense Of the public wherever he
was known. Men were slow TO believe
and Only yielded their convictions of
his innocence 70 unimpeschable proof
lie had the warm sympathy Of s wide
cTcie Of friends and acquaintance
bat neither this nor his high STANDING
snd reputation was permitted 20 Oh.
s,ruct the course Of Justice. He vss
iurly tried, convicted, and executed
80 enc complained that he had Maid
she penalty provided for the crime nj
murder, On the other hand, his exc
cution was regarded is evidence that
whatever might be possible elsewhere
crime IN high places could not eseape
punishment in the old Bay State. She
did not have a code for the poor and
deienceless different from that Cor the
wealthy and powerful The court and
the commonwealth were Landed for
their inHexible determination in the
administration Of justice.
The crime Of Prof Webster was small
IN comparison 10 that Of JEFF Davis
Webster took the life Of one feeble old
misez, who had but few years al best
remaining to him. Davis, in his mad
endesvors 20 break up the Union, built
pyramid Of human bones in a sea of
blood bis victims are counted bv
'hoasAnds Aud yet when this mon.
Ser criminal is captured, snd it is pro-
l''ea 10 enioroe the law upon him
''s1ahn sympsthizers deprecate hisex-
',u'ionl call upon the Executive 70 be
man summons aud spare him. Il wopld
"s q lasting stigma upon our SoverD
--sn' were ne 10 escape the punish
'neAi due his crimes If -.
~1ie to Massachusetts, to ,alss ,bs nc,
o, T" eSs,er' il will De stil more credit
able 20 'he United States 10 MAKE a.
example Of Dawn. 'N
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS oOMPAEY

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. }
PUElr soUAEE, NASHVILLE, May -, '65.
WE new have ct our Office on Public Souare
w The following unclaimed haggage, which has
accumnlufed ~ our Baggage Room ~ Chsttsnoosa
Depo and 4 not called for IN thirty days viii b
500 % pay charges
1 T1unk, no mark,
I Box, marked u Col &c Boon, Inverzne, Tenn.
DesE, +" Jewell, Mich. Ing. snd Mich
Box, no marx,
I
I Trunk. with check,
! Boa, = smith Tel. otfce, Stevenson, Ala
I Trunk, J J Ham. Nssii
l {" jacob Ham, Nashville Hs
bundle with check,
I Csrpet Bag q
2 Rolls Blsnkets, 10 rnari-,
Z Bundle Oh CLOTH 4"
! fruak, no marx
I Z" with check
I Box. Capt W N Eclles, Nash
I - no mark
Nalise, no mark
3 Carpet Bags no mark Fa1
! s go. e., !.
\. B.--Persons calling for any of tbs above srti-
e'es who are unsnqusinted IN the ONCE must brinE
means Of proper idenufcaton
rnayls-im JOEL DAVIS, Agent
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CLEMENT C. CLAY-The Washington
correspondent Of the Boston Journal
says: lar
Positive information has been re-
ceived here that Clement G. Clay, of
Alabama, who was in Canada last fan
and winter, reached Richmond on the
day before its evacuation by the rebels,
and there are reasons for believing
that he carried tidings of the atrocious
plot for the murder of the President,
the agents Of which, excepting perhaps
Booth, were the mere hirelings Of the
slave power.
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PAY the soldiers.

We have on our table number OF
from private soldiers
complaining Of the neglect Of the gov
eminent to pay them, The writers are
married men whose families are in dis
tress for the want Of money to purchase
food and clothing. We deeply sympa-
thize with them; but nothing can be
accomplished by publishing their cor
respondence. Lay your complaints,
boys, before the President He viii
heed snd have them attended to.
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The pro-slavery prophets are al at
sad discount They assured the eoun-
try that there never would be an end
of the rebellion unless the emancipa-
ton policy Of the National Government
was abandoned. The war has come to
close, and so has slavery. The proph-
cts occupy back seats.
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Free Trade.

We received the following dispatch
Yesterday. It viii be very gratifying
TO the citizens Of Nashville to know
that they are to have free trade once
mora We may now expect more rea-
sonsble prices for The necessaries Of
life than We have been paying Thanks
to President johnson
CINCINNATI, May Is, 1865.
Editor Nashville Union:
Free trade to Nashville, except in
articles cOntraband to war.
DAVIS, APPLE q Co.
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agfw SdrertisfnIeats.
Intelligence Office.

4 IL persons wanting Mechanics, Clerks, HCuse-
"A sarvsn g, Wood-ChopPers, Cooks-men or Eo-
men-white or coloTed would 10 we'll 70 call at our
Office, NO. eots North Cherry street, and register
their wsnts.
Persons desiring situations viii DO the same. See
sign At he door. q BAUCOM q CO.,
Insyl9-1ms General Agen s.
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During the week ending the 9Th inst,
the subscriptions to the Z 30 loan
amounted to 100000 the ensuing
week to SOS, 3s4650. Thus in twelve
working days the people loaned the
government upwards of ONE HUNDRED
AND THIRTT-EIGHT AND HALF MILiIoss OF
DoLLARs--Whst country and what a
peoplel
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The rebel General Ben. Hill has
turned over all his men, some seven
hundred, with their arms and horses,
to the United States. The men were
paroied- Ben. goes to his home at
McMinnviIle.
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The Selma (Ala.) Union of May LIST,
says Forrest had q personal difficulty
with Chalmers, another rebel General,
during the fight there With Wilson.
Forrest ehoked Chalmers nearly TO
death.
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Capital i-'- 5000
$4,000 Shares at $l,OO Each.

DEPRESENTIEG THE ENTIRE PR0PERTY
III Of the Company, which is about 600 sores in
Zoe simple and lessehoid lands, situated N Gum
berland county, Kentucky, ITO miles by land above
Nashville on the Cumberland river
Included IN the property o. the compsny is the
famous old Americas OH Wen, estimated 10
have thrown up cJ,O0o barrels OF Oh since
first struck in 1928 The Company has two
GOOD engines on the ground, and is vieorouslY en-
gagged in sinking several Wells and are putting up
machinery 70 resn out and set to pumping The ola
AmeTinsa Oh Well, and expect 70 dsFeOpe the
COupsny's lands extensively within fe9 months,
aud confidently anticipate results that will stiH
further establish the immense oil wealth OF this
district ---s. l 8a
5000 SHARES appropriated for working capital
and for the general expenses and uses OF the Com
paDy. Tl eV do rs-l 4-rL -
6O,O00 SHARES reserved for future issue, and
when is ued 10 te for the benefit OF sll the stock
holders
Mr.. 6. ". G. Payne, On old resident Of Nashville,
is the originator OF the Company. r
Books OF subscriptions are row open at the Office
Of the Gas Light Company, No. n Church street,
j. J.H. KENDRICK 4 SON,
Hsyls-ln coo Agents.
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When JeG Davis was ca.rh, =.
"'ies dress he said be thought our
government more msgnansrnou. d.
- u-1' Town women snd children. +"
Ne presume he meant to include bi,,
Ell among the former. though The
- .,ss o A's conduct might stamp
nm As one Of the latter, and = w.
young one ct that w
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Requisitons and Estimates for Public Property
and Supplies should be made on the Issuing Of6ceTs
separately. H..-
special Regulations, No. 30. srs required for All
articles not limited by the Army Regulations sns
must be approved by Brigade and DIVISION Com
Tnanders, or the Commanders Of Troops unsssign-
cd 70 Brigsdes OF Divisions.
ReqmsItous ior supp les, for troops stationed At
Nashville, will be flsd 10y ihe Post QuRrterlnRster
on the approval Of the Post Commander. unless
they cal for snimsls, means Of transportation, In-
Der, or pr1ntog, when the approval the Chief
QuarteTInsster Is required. -
Req.iisiti5ns and Estimates for Supplies st the
ErOns must be praseated 10 the Depot QuRrtermss-
ters there. On.F in extreme cases VIII they be ia-
sued on here, and then only when approved by the
Chief QuarterRiaster 81 the Army. ff.
All signstaEes % ReqUs,hons aud Estimates
should give the ordinary autograph OF the OficeF
followed by his rsnk, and the number sud designs
ion of his regmeng or command. --
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Brig. Gen. H. NJ. Judah has assumed
Command of the District of the
EtoWah, Headquarters st Chapsnoogs.
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Y1rnk NErIie1 Iadizs vhoae u,I.rsrts.. A -.
besn nos . hrsag 1sts q dua sea.os- --Ss,..,<.y
Sod has SD yea should riuit,piy md rspiauI5h- ia
ihie IS your dfssifa yoq 90 cs1s1h 70 eithsr b
lettaI % U Pereon- No laiy Over thlrty-ave ysars
;, 49, sS p ,s.s,s ~ g
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49, II ----T q FL
Gen. Cruft is TO have an important
command in Upper East Tennessee.
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was a continual insult TO lloyd eyes, and
if they did not feel disposed 70 don It
voluntarily, they should be compelled
70 90 so.
Mr. Thomas Of Benton county was IN
favoref The bin, if the status OF rebel
uniform was regularly defined other
Wise be could net vote for 4. !.
( Mr. Sinerly eug eested that IN case OF
discarding the Confederate gray an ex-
cellent sabetitute would be found IN
the style;of habiliments recently adopt
ed by JEFF Davis, if it was not SO ex-
Pensive.
On the previous question being put,
the BIN passed its third and last read
ing-ayes IS, noes 3. .fr.
House bill No. 81, TO repeal all laws
in relation to slaves Passed last read
House bin No s., to incorporate the
Tennessee Oh, Mining and Manutac-
turing Company. Passed last reading
House bill No. g. 20 supply lost deeds
and title papers. Passed last reading
House bill No. so, TO release citizens
from paying State taxes for the years
1862, 1868 and 1864, with amendment
] Passed last reading. iFe>- li5- E-A s.l
LEAVE or ABSENCE. ssoGT e
Mr.. Waters Of Wilson was granted
leave of absence for five days. se, - En-
MESSAGE OF sENATEo9d ai
A messenger from the Senate am
nou ncing the passage -byfthat BODY Of
Senate joint resolution No %, and
asking the concurrence. OF the House.
On motion the House adjourned till
tomorrow st 9 o'clock los
\ (Mr. Dugsn's House bill No /, with
| Senate amendment, should have been
reported in yesterday payer as having
passed, instead ofbeing lost, on its last
reading-REP) 3E5fb ys
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Desk Wanted.
For Sale

A GOOD oaice Desk wsnted. Apply to Thos. Z
"A Burke. 4 South Market street.
msyl9-3t
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Yomg Nan. stop hsioss you fzrfhsf 20. d All
fleeaass slheet . Man, th1Fs 81 dzssss - 49,
1870 ttzt uadsrsiEaG trea1nQ it; Al u - I ) Il
~ - have cured doae1s IN thla ety. a. safI =.
"a olnsrecf 5aiea who have speni doI,sr o. ~.
~ ma ae 10 "a ctlred y me-. an dailv ~
elfils te-tsfs sd aan1EE Eledcias b q parts ai
Ne country. "a : FoTd, ~ 90 A. ss1laasd i5
~ NJ sd vi lcfe s1e csl. u 81 -, sta
i.ctoe iof AZ q he d..easos rnsatossd II as i.
tsrusanani. n - 81 rsaFsassa Efssa = q,
d. McaILL.
u1i1u Ellsat, N1ahFia. Taln.
iai-i1 81 - - plonPi $50 =
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Milttatg girltftprg.
Qaartermaster's Department.
svE BRIG GEN. J. /. DONALDSON,

BYE BRIG. GEN J. L DONALDSON,
Chief Qusrter.aaster, Department Of the oumbsr.
land. Once 100 CherTY-street.
COL. JAS. ,. RUSHING A. Q II,
Chief Assistant QuETtsrmaster. ofice los Cherry
street. 4r -...-
"a CAPT s. B. BROWN, A. 9. NJ,
in charge Of Railroad transportation. Freght and
PasseugeE) Ofhee CHURCH street, st Chattsnoogs
Depot.
CAPT. 5HAs. 7. WING, A O n,
General pishursing Officer QuartermasteT's Depart
masters Department Office, lOI oherry-street.
CAPT. 7. J. COZ, A O. n,
IN charse Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equjp-
age ssationery, Qparterr1asters, Blanks and stor-
sge OF Public Property. Once II Market-street.
CAPT OHAa Il IRWIN. A ON,
in charge Of Depot Transportation Lumber, Work
shops, sc. Once log Cherry-street.
CAPT. GEO. b HiBBARD, "A. 9. n,
inchsrge Of Forage snd Straw. Once 90 Chsny-
street.
CAPT ". A. WAINWRIGHT, A O n,
in charge OF QuarternssteT's Stores, Horse Medi-
cines, Hardware, &c. Office los Chery-strees.
"a -- CAPT. e B. KIRK, A. Q. A.,
in charge Of Corrals, stablos Public Animals River
Transportation, U. S. Snip Yard, &C. UiBce Taylor
LePot, coraer summer ana Broad streets.
CAPT. A. W. WILLS, A g. N.
in charge Of Depot Of U. 5. OoicTed Troops ana
. s4lI tTuFcLuAltAAt house.
sl Pbblic and Private Buildings Used as Store
houses, spBees, Quarters &c. Uffce No. rs South
CheTrY.sireet.
yes. CAPT. ". Mills,
18th Regiment OHIO Volunteers, A. A. @. NJ. In
charge OF Post Transpor alton, Fuel Issues % Ds-
Sediments, Hospitals, Barracks. &c. Once, II
Cherry street. Also Inspector Of Sutlers Goods,
aad al Privs.e Stores shipped to the Trout. Once
~ Cherry street.
CAPT. ;. J. CHILLY, A. Q n,
Disturbing ana llef Qusrtannsster, Z, :. Military
Railroads. Otlce Church street, Chs1tanooga
Depot A-."" @
CAE.f. s R HANIIL, A. Q. NJ,
Assistant 70 Capt r. J. Crlly, A. G. NJ. Office
Church street, Chattanooga Depot.
LIEUT.. O. F. NILSSON, 18th Us 40 n,
IN charge OF Property U s. Military Rsiiroads.
Office Church street Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT. h. n SMITH, A. Q NJ,
in charge Of Cavalry DeTot, Edggfeid. Tennessas.
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49, UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McClLL,
BOTANIC PHTsICIAE,
o2OWhlls6 Hin WITH gUCOEa9 VI
OTHER STATES, A8 IT Is ~
NASHVILLE. fENlFNssEH

For flrtaer information IN regard to
the skiiifpl success in the treatment Of
diseases, the Feadar Is referred 70 SRI
LE's THERApEvTIcs aud NtEEEI4 HEDlCA,
two large volumes, latspedition Of i2sg,
the best work in the United States,
where VOC viii End Dr. NcGilRs nazss
standing parallel with the best medicai
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
Of women For al diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction u guaran-
teed With my general practice treat
the following
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70 he Ladies.
sternitY.

Al Afss1oas Of ne womb traalsd Via $780,.
Thoso Marrisd Ladies sho havs bssa - ars-s-S-.
nae % rnaeLsrJ o. Prove abortion, en- - esrrscs
70 theiF IA anas q io1ad pfaEaant 81 EiHaE sns
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Notice..

A Small IRON SAFE new. will b. sold cheap.
n Enquire OF GATES CAMBLE.
msyl9 -3ss 20 North Cherry St
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For Rent.

V1BE 'front.' room Of the building on College
Il street. formerly occupied BY he City Bank.
and more reoeAtly BY the undersigned az Broh ers
ah j. 9. FRENCH q CO.
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Teatimonial.
Pony Strayed.

CTRAYED from the eornsr Of Collere ana r,,,;,.
- sireets, on the t0tn inSt, small Riaef- IIr-e
aont, e..oll ten yesrs Old, heavy resne an1 tan
1 30 o. nos ssia ssddle, Pafnaliy worn, with :
sosi any iersoe iesyinz tie pony at Reudersou' =
s,sss- en Cherry street. or siz fnforrIsa,s. tisf
Esrded- uIyis-ls HUGH noi'si- II
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Chronle Oasn

With szesnshezs khssusaeqrn. AHschous A. ~
L1ngsi Dlaea4es Of Aao IiuosA svolad JOINT.
std Limbs Risursyr fsina, ulcass, csaeaz fraEai.
Diseases o. tns Heari a1d Liver, lnlz1zEss.sss -
D.st1ess, Iassasas 81 tie Eyes, Dstistsisd So
teFus, Dyspepsia o. Indigestion, and ConsIlristo--
ioEetasr wa a sFztuats -IOisaasss ~
Diseases Of the Urinary OrRans.
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FasEf 3 llnfersigned, Ia winding up the husneas o.
4 J. g. French 3 Co., take this method Of re
turnlng thanks for the many klndnesses Of trust
etc, ~ this community.
1nayiS--u J. c FRENCH a CO.
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Notice.

nEPoSIT0fs with the undersigned are respect
J fully requested 70 withdraw their balanees At
their earliest conFenience. J. G. FRENCH& co,
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just Received,
200 Barrels Flour,
200 Bags and half Bags Flour
100 Barrels Sugar,
% Sacks sce6ee,
Barrels Syr1p,
10 ffgs Belcher's Saint Louis Strip,
Casks Sugar Cured Hans,
300 Barrels C6,mhy Hams,
200 Bags BOited JGcal
1000 Barrels SAT-
Lard in Bqrrsl', hayf Barrels and Ksgg.
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adopted, and the bill was transmitted
70 the House
House Bill No. IS, to encourage the
investment Of foreign capital for the
development Of the miReral wealth of
the State. Passed third reading.
House Bib No GO, to repeal Article 5
Of Che stu Chapter Title 5. of the sec
ond part Of the Code. Passed third
reaoing
Senate BIZ Nc. IS, giving furthsr
time Tor the completion of all railroads.
in this State. Passed second reading
Senate Bill No CO, to incorporate the
Nashville Gymnastic Association. Re-
ferred 70 Committee on Corporations.
Mr. Hurst introduced Senate Bill
No--a2, to incorporate the Tennessee
Agricultural and Mechanical Associas
ton. Referred to the Committee on
Corporations.
Senate Bill No. q, 10 compensate the
Judges of the Special Courts Of the city
OF Memphis, with petitions, Passed
second reading. EN
Senate Bill No s., to pay the salaries
of certain Judges and Chancellors ap-
pointed by the late military Governor
of the State. Several amendments
were offered and lost Passed third
reading.
Senate Bib No 81, for the benefit Of
discharged Union Soldiers. Passed
third reading. RECONSTRUCTED, made the
order at 10 a. m tomorrow roc g
Mr. Smith introduced Senate Bill
No 80, to incorporate the Memphis
Turner'S Association Passed first read
ing and referred to Committee on Cor.
porations.
The Senate then adjourned until to
morrow morning at o'clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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WATER.-As water is one OF the most
beautiful and best of all things ever cre-
ated by our Heavenly father, SO is it one
of the most expressive emblems of his
goodness Water Is everywhere blesa.
ing, whether gushing up at the feet of .
fugitive Hagar in the wilderness, or leap.
ing from the rock in response to proPh-
cts blow or molstening in diamond dew
the petals of the fainting flowers. It 10
everywhere beautiful from the time when
it trinkles in a little rivulet down ths
mountains side, until it courses through
the wooded raVines and over the moss-
covered wheel of the cid mill, past the
meadow and town, and gathering voluma
as it goes, finally becomes broad river
going down to the ocean with nations
commerce on its bOsom. Ii is every
where an emblem Of Divine goodness, for
it comes to US pure and holy, and if we
deGle and cast it out from US upon the
earth, it filters down through the soil and
gathers in springs which again seek the
earth's surface and flow back pure and
sparkling to our feet Jt is forever bless
ing US, though we ungratefully scorn il
aud pollute 1t with our contaminating
influences. Let us 60 then, and listen
to the sermon of the fountain or the run
ming brook, and learn lesson Of graft.
tudo and wisdom.
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PRACTICAL JOKING A few days since,
writes an attorney, as was sitting with
brother c. in his Office in Court
Square, client came in and said;
esquire, D W, the stabler,
shaved me dreadfully, yesterday, and I
want to come up With him"
estate your case" says C.
Client.--"I asked him how much he'd
charge me for horse to 60 to Delham.
he said one dollar aud half | paid
him one dollar and half, and he said he
wanted another dollar and half for COM
ing back, and he made me pay it."
C gave him some legal advice,
which the client Immediately acted upon
as follows:
He went to the stabler and said II
"Ho# much will you charge me for O
horse and wagon to 60 to Salem 7"
Stabler replied, "Five dollars"
"Harness him up"
Client went 10 Salem, came back by
railroad, went to the stable saying
Here is your moneys" paying him
FIVE dollars.
"Wbere is my horse and wagon"
says W
"He is at Salem" says client, ri only
hired him to go to Salem"
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MUSTERED OUT.

Hail to the hero mustered out,
Let .hs olack-thfnated cannon shout,
And fling to the wind the stars.
Rejoice, q ye jubilant bells.
The heart of the patriot swells,
And tears overflow from their wells,
When we see the soldiers scars.
We welcome him home from the field,
Untarnished his sabre and shield,
Untainted his laurel crown.
Champion of the brave and free,
o what spirit and dash had he;
Cop grant that we may never see
a cloud on his grand renown.
o now let US muster him in,
Where the ranks Of the true begin,
To fight tor themselves again;
While he has been striking the blow
At the rebels, another foe
Hath laid many brave man low,
Who passed through the ieaden ra
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-29
Pension Bounty and War Claim
Agency.

TENSIONS procured for soldiers of the
present war who are disabled by reason OF
wounds received or disease contractracted
while in the service of the United States and
pensions, bounty, and arrears ofpay obtained
for widows or heirs of those who have died
or been killed while in service. All lette' o.
inquiry promtly answered, and on receipt 5y
mail of 8 statement of the case of claimant
will forward the necessary papers for their
signature Fees in Pension cases as fixed by
law.
RHFERIxcEs. Isaac BENSON, Hon. A
G. OLMHrHR, ]. s. MANN, Esq, F. ". KNOX
Rsq. DAN BAKER,
Claim Agent Couderport Pa.
JuneS, i64-Iy.