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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10


nahy Ahu a .. smiths corps to Mem
pun 'AaS SAVING sherman rom Forrest
/
CORRESPONDENTS
I Ids South " e,ters. The re rubl,ca
ton in the South western 10 Nav 'g9 Of
su article written for a t.o,unbn. MA.
4 jalet. ,1l,i.ed Peace between n.
oogth sud The so,th War upbn The
eounon coemy Of batt - and lie u,,,.t
hopellssres Of c,osiuk he sar upDu Ary
I basi, proposed by eithe, u The ,,efirerents
/ induces me 10 aysip present Inc 9,cstio,,
a. them discussed
I The recent ialIuto Of our con,nl,siops,.
! to accomplish ansthinQ IN ,lsir conference
with Nj Lincoln Las neithcf surprisel
nor disappointed any boJy FOR the reason
7 that nothing was expected The vaokse.
ATE fighting lJr the re establishment or the
/ former government. tss for an eternal sen
aratiou from Il These two points embr. .
everything All other questions are snb
ordinate. An accommodation wouJ h..
readily entered into. could either Of them
be agreed upon fsany slch a.ron,.u
ptonnbe' Nor Possible N. WIN
mol See : II Sir Lincoln were 10 Weld
suft and everlasting destruction void
come upon li. l1ack rpnlliean uortv n
I the north Not The cry OF abolition even.
could ever tesutrec, /, again. and perLats
/ ~ their wrath and ird..natiol. having
Dc,u drawn into such haitlc., aal te.ri
bic war. the pcopi. would sacrifice ths.,
| hoss g0uusels L.,l brtta-td ,bau :.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-03-10

- The correspondent Of the New
orlc~as Rec reports ,hsi The I : Con
ssl = Nalsrores 'reee,,ei n. pssspor's
iskea down HI. Flag anil le',
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lsrom the Rielmo.d Why 18Th jan
luz SHORT cpMtSG5 Qf GENERAL y
KIRBY sufrn, ASD WHAT WE HAVE
SUFFERED FROM THEM. H
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

HEAD Qr.nrgss IRAss Mise Dr~
shreveport, ~ Fcb 10, 1868
GsSssAL OsrsHs,
No To-
I TIE following order Is paoli,Led hr
IL ,he i'iiormstsoo OF the department
Ans. tSpi fSsrkrros GssLa Oy,tcp
Richmoud, October $ 1864.
tsNkEsL DRDxRs ..|
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A SECRET DRAFr-Tt Is rumored that
the next draft Is to be a secre. one.
The wheel is turned in a secret room
in the presence Of the enrolling board.
Thoss drafted in the morning OF GER
tain day are not merely notified Of the
fact, but they are summoned 10 The Of
fee in the afternoon OF the next day.
when they are at once sworn into the
service. After such a muster, the con
script Is afforded the necessary time 10
apply for exemption or furnish sub
stitute. While he ia thus engaged, he
is a sworn soldier, whose failure to re-
port will be regarded as desertion. and
punished accordingly We do not :
how,this will prevent desertion The law
regards every man IS 8 deserter who
fails 10 report. he can be no more a
deserter for skedaddlng after beiEg
sworn Ia.
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GEYERALa--A catalogue Of Generals
photographs for sale at the Gallery Of
the Cumberland, to be found in another
column, TO which extensive list has late
ly been added splendid pictures Of Bil
jOr Generals Thomas and Sheridan
Which may be procured at the Gallery
or BY mail Price 25ots.
nov. .I5-tf
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NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq.

C0UBFERFEJTs Information bss been re-
eoivod By Z. J.. Barlow Co. that cJrtllu
druggists in this city have been pgillIHr oE
on persons calling for D- VelIoe's Fiuf ge-
rate an article o, their own Eaalul1rJur5Y
which thoy cay is superior % -ls genuine
We would advise al persons 20 C-- fho
genuine, and should you require any msdi-
cine for the Itch, Riug-worm. letter ov
any disease of the akin, 30 noe slFlr anv
unprinciPisd man % impose any other
preparatIon on you. but get Dr. FolloC's
Pink CeTete, manufactured b q. L. Es--
vliie, Tenn.
P. S.-A liberal discount made todeaIcrs-
sent by mail to aEy address on receipt OF
81 l2. Be sure that you get the genuine.
ssp24-1
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The great Vincennes mail robber,
Tucker, has been convicted In the Uni.
ted States Circuit Court in Indiana on
thirteen ont Of fifteen counte in the IN
dictment All the years Of bis mortal
life viii net sufR Sc to flI the bill in the
peniteniRry the jury find against him.
He is the heaviest robbcr on record
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A. a n. LAEDsBREs 8 CO., Wholesale
sutler supplies, corner Of Public Square and
Market Street, offer TO the trade and their
friends at large, their gres- stock Of liquors,
consisting Ia part, Of Whiskeys, Gin, Braa-
dy, Gin Cocktail, stomach BItters, 5chis-
dam Schnspps, Catawba and CIarat WIness
At the low rates Of one dollar per bottle
Call, everybody wishing q bargain Re
member the place, corner Market and
Square. A. 4 NJ. LSEDsBEHG & CO.
nef ~ I'm
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HOKRY LOANED.

Securities Of all kinds discounted ca libs-
raj terms, such ss Wetrhez, Chains, Pins.
kings, Diamonds and Jewelry ct every de-
scTipton, also Furniture aad other property
too numerous s. mention, 90 No. sg CherrT
street, sigp offkc ti-cc g0is bcl5s.
jan ) I'm c. L. GREGORY & CO.
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CUrLEEY, CUTLEsy.--A 6ne assOis-
nent, for sale by @ W. Fall & Co,
Hardware Dealers, "a Pubic Square.
nOy27tf
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Was CfAms.-The attention Of ali per-
aons having claims against the q. 5. Gov
eTnmcnt Is called 10 the advertisement OF
Jno. F. lsOm, late Captain and Post Q. H..
Nashville. once 10. SC north Cherry
street. ian 6-Ir5
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pa.
Auction Sale.


By JOHN + ECEE & 60.
0L Thur1dey, January 10Th, 1855, We viii
seu inc HcUsAhclt sad Kitchen Furniture
CT G. s. MayeR, st 40. North Marriott
street, opposite Mes=ys. Forte ( Gees LIZ.
cry Stable. See posters,
Sale positive, !anIs-2t
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phfnpehasI Garrett

Former Register Of Davidson county, gives spe-
cial attention 70 the exaniaao OF Tiss 70 PROPER
tics writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lease, and other
Legal documents. lt HT- .'s--
We deem It unnecessary, In this community, 10
say that Mr. Garrett is the beat examiner Of Jtlas
and writer Of Deeds in Tennessee. Fer twenty
years be ''hxt1re st our Court house, twelve
OF which he served a. Register Of tfs county, by
election at the hands Of slIe people His careful,
faithf1l, and exact HaanBsr Of doing business is
well known and we cheerful'y recommend h n 10
AL those who may hsve sny thing 10 his hne 10
transact. NAM.
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Examine those 5eaatiul Piaids and
French and English MerinOs at ". Free
mar Cos. q Pub1o Square, oorpsF Of
Desdorick street.
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Just received, q large and selected
stock Of Cigars, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco. a. Il EhrenbeEgs, no 40
Union street
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Fresh Butter, Eggs, Corn Meal and
new Buck Wheat Flour, At w "
Totten's, No Is College St dec27tE
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just received, q stock Of imported
Cigars Of tho fnest brands at Ehreu-
berg's, No. 70 UniOnstgeet
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Mans, EAus---sO0 Kegs for sale by q.
". Fall 3 Co, Hardware Dealers -
Public Square b0F%'H
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Ifa man from "a &pland Is q Lap1ander,
then q man from Michigan should be
= Michigander, and q woman Michi-
goose.
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seenrlfE Lnnn amea.
Sigr II t5s three Goi5sn BuIls,

S-st = 80 t's' e c'ter.- ~t-a-fg
No. 80 Cherry street.
Liberal advsLces made on az kinds Of
properly. Persons Gesl-Cus Ci Cbts.E.ug
money on security csu DO 50 By calling at
the above named place
isno-lm @. 3. CREG0EE & Co..
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Large collection Of Pi'earos foF tAs Al
bun a. Giers' Gallery.
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SAWS, $500 Ssws, Of al kinds
for sale BY q. ". Fall & Co. Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. nOyZIa
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A AS EA-S5 H.zJ OEr ME ~ tlts-
IL VOCA, SEMINAL. URINARY AA3e.if-ta
3f5fE85-ueW and roi.sD.e -rsE-. Ca1t-I1 i.1aas e.
Il tho HOWARD AS3OCLtIi1N-se1 lg frst .a
saleft letter enYeioeas, insa si cC-EGs- Ltlr---a
~ ;. AKIIL.N HOUGHTDe He-.-i A. 1o.alGg,
10 g. south Ninth-strast. Fniizsteiplis. -
su fF-1F
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M MAUFACTDRERs' STOCK OF WATCHES.
VI LOckste. Cham, Brhseiets Rms Plps Ns-
souic Embema, Cold Pens and 60 togsssb.v
Nth hll sssortInsnt of Pine Jesyelry yili - ai5
~ retail for the DeLt % days. Oeradcatss 1sr,ir,
ias different arIc es aro. pUt ie envsIor.sE 49,
sesled. and sent Without regard y choics. Ono
osru6este telling you what you can hsvo for :.
Vii ts sent for - cents, I've certificates 5ore Ella
Ven for 81 thirty for g. AMER seeing the arols II
does Dot give perfect satiaActions yor can TstrsFn
d end get the money. ereas Inaueenssjl-t Es O.
.lFed u sReats We also msnufscture Badges for
.syerT div1slon snd oorJ5s 10 tis amy. We viii
Sud ssIrple pure sfsey1 win your name, regl-
nsnl sI,d coaapeny handsomely engraFed tbeTfQaI
&C tl.s reee Sg % q q; together Win or whole
zIs alustrstsS clrculsr 70 agents. -.
s. NJ WARD co.,
EoTlS-eu No 30 Broadway, n, 7.
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DTAEEEWA AED DYBEEFEaE.--W @ IaFr exc
AHMED q great number Of iCL-c-s t-9ll some
Of the most prominent citizens ia lLeln-
natl and Gov ing gtou, etc, rFc-king IN shv
highest terms OF Dr. Strckland s Au5i-
Cholara AixLurs tor the cure Oi DiaIlE,ss.
and Dysentsry. The letters are too long 10
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Coyingt0u. sayB
be was pronounced ineurable By the beat
doctors IN CinciAnatI, and one bottle 0f Dr
Stricklsud's Ansi-Ch0lera MIXTURE effected
q permanent cure, sftsr suffering fOr mon tbs
With the worst form Of Diarrhsa sad ,Dys-
sntsry. ap 26-su Ek-Iy
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Lost

ON DECEMBER q. rs 4. aCERTIFfCATE. OF
" DEPOSTT for 500, no. So3, 90 the First Ns-
tOa1 Bank lof Nashville. payable % The order az
John T. Crow. IL il y no value 70 tie hader, -
payment has been stopped. sFa
deoIs-lm.e JOHN +. CROWL- .
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QuartermasteF's Vouchers.

NELSON MURFRE.5 are prepared 70 pur-
chase QuaTtsrmGsteI's VcuehsTs ct reasonable
rates.
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Lost.

/ A BOUT TaE 2olH OF kOVEMBER LAST,
~ ~ etlasAs Of IsepOsite faf eas hu1dlsd dol-
iafs ~ - tlrat NEzloaal Bank a Nashville 20
James tsss- y ssil be of 10 tlss = sae nndsT,
es pc nlsba hSs oSen stopped at The Bank.
isn5-lm JAMES oNEAL-
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over the River IN Two Minute.

You can cross the river at any tiFus i1 two
minutes, and have nice wsztc cabin 10
at IN, By taking passage N the new stcam
Ferrybost, "Kentueky." jan5-3v-
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.
Real Estate Department.

A considerable amount o. Real Estate is register-
ed on our bnoks and Fs can sell Houses ana Lots
IL Nashville snd suburbs cT. thn best terms Farms
in the neighborhood oe HsshT le for sale, Of sl
sizes and prices, Ptstiols in various eOuuties in
Middle Tennessee, some Of them good Cotton
farms, for sale. y. & h.
uOv10-G
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TuE CONFESSIONS AND ExrERlBNCE o.

ky INVALID
Published f3r tde benefit, aud a. rACTIsE So
ToUN5 tES 5ud otAeI5, Who sll=r FROM Nerv5u8
Debility, Prenisture Decay Of Manhood, &C., sup
plying at tbs same time rne Means of Self Curr
BY one who ha- CuTed himself R.teF underE8iu.,
considerable gUackery. Ey enclosing $ l1 paid
addressed envelope, single c0pies msy b. bal 0i
the author.
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croa, or thss.oan Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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VnItsd State DIreet Taxes.

VIl1I USrrEp srlrrs' DrnBcT TAX CosDIsnosKR,l
DIsrRIcT - TEssrssEF,
NAsuvTIIE JAN'Y ~. ls6S
TUE QUOTA OF DIRECr 1AXES DUE rROd
i tle Couuty of Davidson, in the state OF leunes-
~ UDdar tie st q Congress spprofed August
lssl hss been apportioned aud charged upon Il
% Ards and lots Of ground IN sad County oi M
An sct for the Collection of direos taxes n Ia uT-
ousry digtrcts within the United tates snd f5g
OaeT purposes, approved June :, ls02-
The tars, thus charged may b. paid within sixty
day. non ti- date into the Treasury Of the United
-lsLsE or 10 she Commissioners 81 thoir otics in
Nashville No ~ South Cherry street
Z. Z. FERRY,
DEIANO 7. SMITH,
JNO. p. ROnGERS
isul0-2m .N u Cofnfns4ozers
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S. E. SMITH.
GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENT,

Is prepared 10 take Fire and Marine risls in the
best Offices Of the country BE is tia authorized
Agent for the 1FEtnal Of Hartford, the MaphS1an.
Pb6niK. and Security Of New York, represent
Ing six millions OF Capital. -Wsu risks 20 gorfrom
Nashville taken, o. wen az eYerI species Of iusu
sursnce. s..-... .. = ~
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wanted

2e,Oeo Dollars Bank Of sbeIbyvlIs- at
No g Union Street,
isn12-lm NJ, H. WArs0E
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crOss On tAs Steam FsETy B@At KsRta6 o.
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PenrI Minlntures.

MORSE Is the first TO introduce this
uew style OGPictures. Every body tEss
see them are delighted with them
Call at the Gallery Of the CuuoIT-
land and judge for yourself oiL,G
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For QuartsTmssters' and COmmlssary Supplies,
taken tor the use Of the army, whether REcEIFTED
FOR os NOT, win receive prompt attention. Also,
advice and assistance furnished disbursing oie r..
Qusrtermasters. COmmissaries, Sc, who have Sc
counts suspended OF dssllo#ed, VIII .ch require ezs
rranstion or eorractiou
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HAY, CORN AND OATS

GEsys on hsnd for ssle. wholesale and retail
LIBERAL ADVANCES. MADE CoNslGN.
EESTR no~22-2"~
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-07-14
Franklin County Union Convention.

Agreeably to call Of the County
Committee, those who would sup
port the administration of Andrew
Johnson, and aid in re-establishino
the Federal authority and Government
over all the States and Territories OF
United States, upon the enduring ba-
SIS of universal freedom, met July G
1860 at the school house in Sheldon
on the West side Of the creek, and OIL
nomination by Hon Silas p. Carpen.
ter, Chairman of the County Commit
tee, organized by choosing the follow.
ing officers: Hon. Valentine S. Ferris
Swanton, President; Hon. james NJ
Hotchkiss, Hon. William c. Wilson
Bakersfield, Iice Presidents; Levi H
Hapgood, Sheldon, Secretary; George
f. Houghton, St. Adams, AssiSiqn
Secretary.
On motion OF Col. Albert B. Jewett
committee of five on resolutions, tc
be designated by the president was
appointed, and the following gentle.
men were duly announced by the
chalrman' Messrs. Delazon d. Wead
Sheldon, Silas p Carpenter, Richford
Albert G. Soule, Fairfield, Julian H
Dewey, St Adams, and William G
Wilson, Bakersfield.
On motion OF Hon. Dealzon d
Wead, a committee of one from each
town. and one for every fifty votes
cast Tor the Union candidate for Gov.
ernor IN 1864, was appointed. Upon
this basis, the president announced
the following as the correct data upor
which the number of the several dele.
gates should be selected:
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ksD' At the Union County Conven-
ton, at Sheldon, the doings of the
Nominating Committee were not given
in detail as in some of the counties in
the State by a formal report, but some
delegate informs us that the nomina-
tons of Messrs Rublee and Smith MS
senators were made viva voce. For
the senatorial candidate in place of the
Hon. Norman f. Wood, late of Bakers
field, deceased, the ballot was rs fol-
lows: Whole No. of votes cast 55-nec-
essary to n choice, 2S-of this number,
Albert &. Soule, of Fairfield, received
2S; John X. Whitney, of Franklin, 10;
James n. Hotchkiss, of Fairfax, Z;
Judge Bingham, of Fletcher, 6, and
Hon. William j. Sowles, of Swanton
l.
For County Judges, the first ballot
resulted as follows Warren Robinson,
OF Highgate, %; Romeo II. Hoyt, OF
ST. Adams, IL; Harmon Northrop, of
Fairfield, 7 George Adams, of Enos-
burgh, 6; Royal T. Bingham, of Fletch-
er, g. Mr. Robinson having plurali-
ty OF votes, was, on motion, unani-
mously nominated. For second assist.
ant Judge, the ballots were ut the out
set as follows: Romeo II. Hoyt, St. Al
bans, u; George Adams, Il Harmon
Northrop, 13; Royal I. Bingham, 2
There being no choice, a second ballot
was had with this result, viz: r. H.
Hoyt, %; George Adams, 16; H Nor.
throp, Z; Lorenzo James, of st. Adams
5. There being no choice, other can,
/ didates were withdrawn, and Judge
Hoyt was then nominated by acclaim
alton. Warren Robinson, Esq, being
upon the Nominating Committee,
thereupon expressed his unwillingnes:
to occupy the post of first assistant
Judge under the circumstances, a nd
in speech which was brimful of tact
good humor and good sense, desired
that he might be designated as nomi
nee for the post of second assistant
Judge. With this request the nomi-
mating committee, on motion OF Hon
w. c. Wilson, readily complied.
Other nominations were then made
and the ballot for sheriff was had witt
the following result: Dir R. r. Sher
man, 2G; Andrew ]. Soule, of Fairfax
q; Theodore b. Marvin e. George W
Foster, l. Upon the second ballot
DR.. r. r. Sherman received maiorit,
Of the votes, receiving so, and A.
Soule receiving 2l, and Alvin H. Ma
son receiving ?. OF course, the nomi
nations were all made unanimous, an,
ticket which flies at our mast head
was duly reported to the Convention.
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A SHREwp LITTLE FELLow.-Aleck
Stephens always was keen politician.
He has not forgotten his old tricks
From his summer retreat at Fort
Warren, ho is pulling the wires with
an adroitness which does credit to his
genius. First he prays for pardon in
forty,six pages OF apology, intended
to show that Horace Greeley beguiled
the South into rebellion Then he
permits some of his friends to launch
bomb-shell at the Canada conspira-
tors on his behalf Lastly, he is ont
with an expose of the Hampton Roads
Peace Conference, intended to show
that he was on the best sort of foot
ing with President Lincoln, and that
he favored the terms proposed, which
would have been accepted but for that
other Rebel who is a boarding "A a
casemate at Fort Monroe. Little
Aleck is in very close quarters but il
he don't manage to squirm out, it will
not be for want of wriggling.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-07-14

Gag The records at West Point show
that neither Gen. Grant nor Gen. Sher-
man occupied the first rank either in
scholarship OF department during THEN
cadet days. Gen, Sherman stood No.
124 in the order of good behavior, and
Gen. Grant fell as low as 147. In
scholarship, too, neither of them at
tanned place among the honored FIVE
Sherman, who stood the first year II,
No. 8, did, indeed, graduate at No. e
but Grant, beginning with 80 above
him, rose only at graduation to No. 81
He was best il mathematics, whore he
stood No. 10. IN French he never
was above Al, which may account fol
his linguistic reserve now. In drawing
he was %, chemistry %, ethics Is; ar.
tillely tactics %. Sherman was better
in scholarship than in behavior, stand
ing Z in engineering, in ethics, s in ar
tillery, II in infantry tactics and 4 in
mineralogy and geology
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-07-14

An old lady reading an account
of the death of venerable and dis
tinguished lawyer, who was stated to
DO the 'father of the Philadelphia
bar, exclaimed, "Poor man he had
a dreadful noisy set of children"
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HN
An enthusiastic mass l INV i
held at Lexington, henl I"jc b
day. Speeches were Con luF Pl
Kasson of Iowa, and gen ,hs COD
urging the adoption Of ~
tional amendment. l. tbe q
A special dispatch 70 Ts6nesi
says Gov. Brownlow To- ~ declsrri
issued a proclamatlou. Law
franchise law the SaptY'
State. ~, apnourc'i
arrest of Emerson Etner,u msspis
lumbus, Ky, by the c oSargs j.
the military post on a a. hes u Il
ering incendiary speecH'
see.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06

4 a hotsl-keeper near Catskill. n. r. M
rejoiced over President Linc6lh'1 aatSnS2n.
alton, was thrown from hiS carfiSee fna
next day and killed. His skull Was -.
tured q the same place whore Booth,a I'm
entered the skull Of tho Preaide0t --1ss.s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06

JOHNSTON oUTWlTTDD.
Johnston had moved by night from
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most emphatic manner, nv enfire satisfsc.
ton with the tone and temper Of the whole
army. Nothing seems to dampen their en-.
ergy. zeal or cheerfulness. It is impossi5
bic to conceive march involving more lass
instance Of bad temperbv the Way. on hASK
ing an expression Of doubt as to our perfsIH{,
success in the end. believe that thaSi
cneerfulness and harmony of action refi1cts
upon Az concerned quite as much real 1iti6G
or and fame as "battles gained'' or Cities
won," and therefore commend all. G91Sp
raj, staff, officers and men, for these nhiet
qualities, in addition to the moro soldferlv
ones Of obedience to orders and the alacfity
they have always manifested when d1neSf
summoned them ito the 'front.'" 40
have the honor to be your obedient SX1f SX1fs
want, W.T.. SH1RNAN..
Major General Commandinr.. E
Major General 81. w. Halleck. Chief of
Staff, Washington City, D. G. Aa stIs