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ATTORNEYs An law.

CAMPBELL MoRWEN 4 GROEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys 81 Law ana Claim Agents, practice in all
the Oourts- Collections promptly attended 20 5
also claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected. ONCE u North Cherry street. up stairs.
OTIS, &. A.-kttorneY and Counsellor al Law,
" once 81 cherry st.slP. o. Box T48-
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

NASHVILLE ONION PRINTING CO.--BoOl
IN and JOB Printers and publishers Of the Dai
III and Weekly gnion, Primers AleJ, betFeel
Union ana. DeiiderioE Streets.
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CAREY a SMITH, Nos. IS and IS Union street.
" (up stairs) represent the following Companies
Htns Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Meiropoli-
tan, Ph0snix End KnickerbOcker Life Of New York,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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"N3IllNIlI0'I D u u y I5lls
Prom the exauination ! have been able 70 give
he sLfe Of Andrew johnson" which you send me
believe q 10 BE- the best arranged and most es,
pleie yet published and yeu WI plesse socept the
thsnks o. The President aad myself for the cope.
you 50 kindly forwarded.
fsignsdI ROB'T JOHNSON, Phi. Sec.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

The above Work is not only endorsed By the
President a. the best anG most complete but We
have the pleasure Of sdding Certificate from his
Son snd Private Secretary
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HOME AGAINIl

HAVING returned again with a largo
stock Of
Trimmings, NVorstcd-, Zephyr.
SC, sc.
TO the old home, I would respectfully iu-
form the Ladies' 0l Nashville taas We will
be prepared TO manufacture any kind oil
Cords, Tasscis, Buuous, fringe,
AC-- Ac.,
as good and as chec-.lIIy as formerly.
OSCAR EIuNE CO..
nOVI-H NO. o. lulu.. ..a..f
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SPECIAL NOTICES

4, aofoe sa.PHs.---Photogrsphs Of Gsne-ala
I eaeral and COniodorats. me Iarrs-t ~
Leollon ~ ne west, for sale. vb8Is5,I !, A.,
fetali. Remember theplace. GslIsrv IN -
Com loeLland, 2sCedar street.. opDosIts Csr,-
mrcial Hotel. l ..--.s N y
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AHERRlTT a HILL-Dealers in Wall Paper
nj Window Shades, Window Glass, snd Photo.
graphic Material AZ Church street, Mayheid
building opposite Maxwell House.
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r 4. lRIsHlfEx l-Checks on The u
ster benklng Co, Belfast, Ireland. la sp17s
OF a 70 Alo Tor sale az G. n. U-,lwny's sr5-
ker Oihce, No. As College s-sst. M
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Notice.

AZ s7scfou IN b. held on wsdassdsy. 1sah
81 instr 81 ne olfloe q Foster, ADen a CO. No
NORA lharFy gtreet. aacoad foor, or Prasideut
uireceofa aid Treasurer q The Broad street
m1n-z@ 4 y. BUTLER, sesfeiary.
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The book IS crown $40. q $50 pages, hand
sorueiY got up. Prce, 10 cloth So lesiher s. 81.
Returned or disabled soldiers, loyal rnen every
where, oan make good wages IN selling tbs book.
For further particulars, sppiyto
DERBY 4 MILLER. Publishers,
jaulf-lm No. Spruce st, New York.
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The Bridal Chsmber. q. r.-.. ii, ~.
and Instruction Cor Young M A.. - - -
llanie treatment for nisss-es of ~ &C., ~
9 ). Syslonls-7elt zee, In sealed anvriores-
Address, Dr. ,. sAlLLlN HOUsHFON a.----.i
Association, Philadeph In. 49, ~,
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Browns Bronchial Trochos



i've nud Throat B.zeasa,
rR0cHrs AaE Usrn vIru aEatls COOP sror1H..
SINGERS AND PUBLIC slEtkEI3
viii 6nd Trochss uso,l. Boz clearing Jaa v0.rs e0.r
taken before singing 0r Speaking. ani relieving .e
throat aher an unusus. exert .1 a. =. vocal ....
the Troahes are recommend s1i prssaur.I HT
Physicians. and have bad ta.alHl..s .r1u an..
nent men throughout Ola. country. Beng .H s-...
Gle Of true merit and having proved their sdsa.v
By test Of many yeIr.. ssrH year Glfs them 1 ...
ditional locaiuc- In various Irl.. fol. He a.rd. ono
tho Trochos are universally pr1l1Il-.3 better ..H
other aracios-
Obtain Only "Bl0vss Tr.g-r,l % l..rr. aaI
do not take any Of the Worthless lm..auaas lls.
may be offered
Sold everywhere u Che IH.sI --at.H. alI .a rHr.
eign C0u-tues ot 3i cent. Ttr box.
Ianl2-3m
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INSURANCE.

E s. DEGANY, Attorney at Law. and War Claim
u. Agent, Cleveland, Tenn. nov25-ly
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EMPIRE WATER

Is q eathariic, and a valuable remedy for Rheuma-
tism, Derangement Of the Liver, Diseases Of the
Skin, and General Debility. It's effects are most
ssluiary IN Lung Diseases IL is an almost sure
cure for scrofuia and the most aggravated forms OF
Dyspepsia. AZ preventive and cure fOralI Bilious
naranoeranntu Il sfanda unrivaItaT
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Y NIGHT BR0THERS.-Dealers IN Cumberland
IN and fttsbuFg Coai. Wood sawed and split N
stove lengths. Office 40 Church street. Yard on
Rolling Milbill, south Of Broad. All orders filed
promptly.
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TINNRRs, sc.

LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 business Agents, over lors's BOOK Store, Ss5s
Union str 81, Nashville, Tenn. au26-6m'
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COLLECTING AGENTS.

ID s. TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal.
IT. collects Notes, Accounts, &C, IN Middle Ten
nossee. Office at State Capitol, next door TO Sed-
raj Court Room. 2. y. Lock Box 81. See RdVer-
tsement IN another column. Ldec9.6.n
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at,MEed q rsputapon - VIDE spread a. the conQ.
sem Of koTfh AmeficG. Bat the croWniug glory
thls tie remains % BE- attained in his discovery, OF
rather combination, for he does not caam % have
t.sea the 6iscofeFsr Of CEDRON winch b The basis
u the BitterH nov offered 20 the public That hon.
or belongs 10 the native Inhabitants Of Central
America, 20 whom lie virtues have been known tol
more than two hundred years Armed with Z he
Indian bids dehRnce 70 The most deadly mnlafial
and handle without fear, the most Yenomons ser
pents. Iii belief with them that while there "a
bresth IN the body Che Csdron s potent 70 euIe nc
matter Whist the disease Dsy be.
While Dr. Bull IL not preps ed 70 endorse tins eK.
uravaRant pretension, he 10 nevertheless satisfied
from thorough examination Of the evidence rela
ting 10 iis virtuss, that 81 remedy and preVenta-
tive for all disease arising nom exposure. ethel
20 me weather or climate, or TO mssmatic niiuen
go IA atauda
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Without a Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation Is has 70 long
enjoyed il Central America and the West Indies. -
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lraspondsDoe Cincinnati Commercial.

Congress in a Creditable Condition
Dan Rice before the COMMITTED
on Reconstruction.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING ausGfsi r. kIui.u.ztra-or O. Ono o..
tsta oI John 81. Ha.., Diseased. tl.a D. .l u..
ufy an persons having elua aa-tiusi aa rr'a.. .H
ne them with me Utl.u aa iu0 pI.aci'.al .T
laa, or they sill b. barrel, sod those .aaf-aal Poi
t--tsf al i1H'. HU SMITH sHr1'r
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News DEALEKs, &c.
ZEAL ENTATR AGENTS.

TONE B NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Retail
" Booksellers. Stauoners, ana News Agents,
No. 80 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn
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Ss2H ABAYI Ass1 sE ~ z s ~ -
:. - - = - AAA's'' Raw
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In Chancery at Mc1Iinnviile
FEBRUAEV BULLS, 1893

A. r. Hammer. eump.a uauir
W 30. Bill f1 H.i lana
Major Mercer kails, da.a1alu-
TNthis cause t ap1ss-1 - t1 che ss's.-- 1n r. .ar
Clerk and Master llat tl. Grove lallaA
Il a -Isof of ffs -.ata 0r isurasHaa a1 t..
O. Ordinary prosess %. lsa eaula- r. served II.1
nm. ~ l. fasrrfl-e ardsreI that pu0I.H.ll Hr
made f8r four succfssI7e aef.-sf IN iae -.'l. PM"
rsI--e rsrlu-r|rg SAID defendant 81 apnear .u ."
frsf az oil oar rart C0grt. b. -- ncll Ia aie'l au
vile. "a tha 40 M0niv narrrs i..a. % f..t.s
me o. da4Irr b. rorrr1 til ~ me HInI"
~ H., 80. h = l1lsa.a q o. h.uI, All #a. Cos
bssr1r sTpsr.e. J.F.MJEFJEb. ca a.
49,, - HyJ g.. BfEEs. ID. .-
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ME warrant al the above articles 70 be Fresh
w and Pure snd viii be sold az tho lowest
market rates. We invite the attention Of our OLD
customers and the public, and request call and
an examination Of our stock and prices before ms
king their purchases.
The Prescrpt on Department viii he under the
special control Of a thorough Chemist snd We var
nnt all prescriptions entrusted 30 as viii be accu-
rately manipulated, At all hours day OF night
febf-3m
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.


Agents of Insurance Companies.
CAREY q SMITH, Nos. IS and ss Union street.
! fup stairs) represent the following COMPANIES
Hstns Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, Mesropoli-
tan, Ph0snix End KniczerbOcker Life Of New York,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
gArTORNEXs AT Law
CAMPBELL. MoRwEN a GRoEsBECK, AttOr.
~ neys 81 Law ana Claim Agents, practice in all
the Courts- Collections promptly attended 70
also claims against the United States snd Vouchers
collected Office u North Cherry street, up stsirs.
OTIs, &. A-kttornsy and Counsellor At Law.
" once 80 Cherry 81 P. o. Box ia
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
UslRsT NATIONAL BASK-Government Deposi-
T tsry-No. 50 College street, between Union
and the Public square -Dealers N Uncurrent
Money, EIchangs, Con, aud 6oyeEnE1ent seeuri-
ties OF AL kinds. Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
A. G. SANFORD, Pres't JAS. G. OGDEN. Cash'r.
X. o. JAnIsoE, Assistant Cashier
1FARR. THOs s.-Broker, eorner Union and
MI College streets, buys and sells Gold, Incur
rent Money, Governments Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended 20 promptly.
Also buys and sells on commission
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- ~ Cherry street, desls IN Exchange, Govern
ment Securities and Co q. Collections promptly
attended 10. J. LuHsDES, Cashier.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Deals in Exchange; Governments Securities
ana COIn- Collections promptly attended %.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds q Id on Commission.
W. W. BEERY President. EDGAB JOINS, Cashier.
-==-=-=------
BELL And RRAss FOUNDERS.
T0ERaF DUMoNT. Ben and Bass Foundsrs,
Manufacturers Of ali kinds Of brass NorKs
dsslers iu gss, steam aHd water pipe, on vel Ia
blng and pump gum h0se, packing, speiseis teieeI
and bsbbiI No. "A Broad street, near the nfer.
mRTl4
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
NASHVILLE Union PRINTING oo.-Book
IN epd Job Printers, and publishers Of the Dai-
IN and weekly gnion, Primers ABey, betFeen
Union ana. DeiaderieE stress.
hREWERY.
I,PRISG WATER Observation-Disclosures 4
. FRANK, SUCCESSORS 70 N. J. Drucker. brewers
Of Ale and Lager beer, NO. Al Broad street, Nash
VILE Tenn. ldecsl y
BOOKsELLERs AND sTATIONERs.
l,INGLAToN, R. H--Bookseller, Publisher
y Sahoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
building.
CARHIAGE uANUFACTUKERs.
AYERS HUNT-Manufacturers Of all the
III Latest Styles Of First Olass Carriages and
Bugges, Express Wagons and Csrryalls, " Noftn
HuHaHN al aHH NHHn
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g9ashrillG MuiOu.

PRINTED AID PUBLISHED BY TIE
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co
SUNDAY, APRIL p, 1866.
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IOHH OHEILI1, Military Attorney and Solicitor
81 OF Claims, rrosecutss all CLASSES Of GAINS
against he Government for cllzens and soldiers.
once IS Cedar street, Nashville, enn. lndy7-6D"
VVOMPKIHs, h. a GO.--U. s. C aim Agents,
i Ufhcers Pay Accounts and Quartermssters'
Vouchers bought at the best rates, or collected.
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs.
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COLUMBIAN WATER

Il a tonic snd diuretic Of ehly beneficial charac-
ter and Il positive remedy fer Diabetes, Gravel,
Calculus, Irritation and lrfamation Of the Kidneys,
and Bladder, and has most ainugary active Effects
disease. Females who have suffered Tor yeers from
rrregulsrity, and the distressing diseases known
only 10 their sex, have been entirely cufad By the
fthful and iudiciOus use Of Columb an Water.
These waters are bottled fresh and pure, from
each Of the above named Springs, in 80 careful and
secure a manner that they preserve all their me-
dicinal value for years. aud will be found equally
eficacious when drank thousands Of miles distant,
as when taken directly from the spring.
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DR.. John Bull
or
Louisville, Kentucky.

HIS lnimtabs preparation OF SARsAPARILIA
has long stood at the head Of the VARIOUS oom
pounds Of tbst valuable drug
His Compound OF WILD CHERRY has
become household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm LoEenges,
y less than a year after their introduction,
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In Dyspepsia,

and is silsndant train o. symptoms, It acts more
Xxx A CHARM than MEDICINE. There y roth
ing 10 the whole range Of hstena medoa that can
81 moment bear q comparison with Il ID this DIS
oaad.
a faI Acoouud Of this wonderial plant may be
fsuad IN tbs tlth edton oi the Y. s. DispeusaioTy
pages 1851 and 1858
A series Of experiments in which Dr. Boil has
besn a years engaged has inst befn brought 10 q
H1rceesful terunnafion, sn8 he - nov enabled 70
offer 60 the pubic q combination Of CkDklN with
other approved tnuios, the whole preserved IN the
hest quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky
aR r .ss 60; &C.,: u !s q
thngE by their true value. The Esfest plan is Ter
every one 70 test Tor hmaeh the virtues 0 new
medicine.
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CLAIlI- AGENTS. sc.

AYERS 3 HUNT-Manuiacturer q all the
MI Latest Styles Of First Olass Carriages and
Buggies, Express Wagons and Carryalls, ~ North
Market street.
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Trans leave Chattanooga depot Al 80 am. and
$50 pm. for Chattanooga aud points South.
Nashville and North " estern trsIns leavo nj l.ii
Am. and 4.2O pm for Cairo, Sc. Louis and Cmcago
connecting at JOhusonYiile with
, 1866-06-20

futarffou arfnce1 eronncr
Anefe - ~ ~ ~. ro-+ w.,-,a dt.,,,.t
1s,.ss wv nep ~ nivc tbrIr Representative, Hon
1uol al = nef,ses 1s,Es If ahscncs FINN
gossr ".Sl1sxs ~ q fsw ra.ra 4. IL accused ~
.~Ee,1. +, tha tneas .on rsconstr,ct,on
- % e 1s.,,tn., 4n~.rds the Iohnson1tes The
cnshsn T;n.s ssrs that the Rennhlicana NJ tts
5,st-3ct rant a man tn renresent them IN
S!on,ree. VIM VII. stand sauare nm fn tf,e
-, ~ +5e 1o;,sic 1Il.o es,.to,r,no
y. p.1-s,a,,t,t,rss rn,sa1 0,+t ~ ~ 1n1,an r
N,,a,acn..wcnt;eths ~ the nartv T. der,.Irs
wi11 he satjsded with m NAV who trirns'
, 1866-06-20

nrrne Ceu1t, sustnin1ae lhe decision OF tho Aror-
Ia Ueuer1l AL viii sny o. thst dectsion now y,
That It tsiled to command The respect o. an3pooy.
md w1s aftervafds Eesita wisn open 3nn1enH. ~
po,nimt nj. and .hopo dctened' began 10 uaka ihe
bemoerauc heart Sex The Governor nssotlated
lsnier / Co.. ny vhich they csne forward end paid
toe interest due from the slate up 10 l5f fhus pro-
servtng her ered1t srd aefeaup& the macninatfons
Of her GGemfeA-
ppring III his time the state authorities lsbofed
without eeasfug 20 supply tho troops caIed Iot oJ
The Preeldeut 6ut The task had become one Of eErat
dI6tcn1ys and labor. Through the nctse9nt c2et-
ttous Of Democratic leader and the fetcs denane'a-
non. Of their PRES. the spirit OF volunteering VAS
greatly Weakened, snd somstmes a7pssen,uy ,s ae,
with aucee.s; and the nunaber Of troops ralssd IN
iha State under the cireum-anees. aud teeis .pen-
did behavior 10 The Geld t1elea uniseFL *on1us 1.a
feer~ greatly increased 1861 aud 1854. n inc or
ssnfaIjou Of the " Sons Of Liberty" sa: extended
meri xrd var hecau1e more open aud ontbrsakl1K.
EuscIlirp officers were uudeNu, recruiting oft-
Ger, shot At npen lonely 70 .ds and numerous bod
piis1T dr11, aud declaring thar purpose to rtssst
the authority OF the Government. VARIOUS sencmes
OF 1nsurtcfton and murder were HsqaentlJ
formed N thc eecrut lodges OF the ofu.t, ~hten
fell through from time TO time. and otnefe nc
eetdeo, until IN the spring and summer o. 1851,
definite plan Of revolution vas sste-d npon 70 ne
order In Iudssua and tho "e.tesa s'ates Wtse 10
he directed. The R1ns aud ammunition at
Indianapolis were to be seized. rebel prisoners as
Camp yor1ou TO be released and armed. dnd the
cumbipeC fprcess after de<pAtehInE fhe ooaoS14as
Eoxpruor and eelztnc th, Eapit0L were to march
thrprh the State ralsirc the standard OF r-volt in
fa1nr 6f Inc ConfedcracY But her again a bit1ef
di,supoln1mert va. IN stose; shc mtShry secses
coujd rot be Kept The artnlpE OF The ire1sonahle
BANDS mad been going On for Two sears but the IN
cTnccted discovery snd seizure Of large quantity
Of srms and ammunition In this city, hrou.ht
general IoseY. Of q number or thu r1ns-
kacers. suucE Terror into their 1snks. and
suudeuiY brought to an end the great eou-
1fial Sn.te number Of hen, turned s,a.e.s eyl-
depee. and laid hare desperate plot which. fur
, 1866-06-20

|" Raymond says that If the Republicans
will consent not 10 pass an enabling act, pre-
scrihiug conditions to the admission Of the
rebel States into Congress, the President will
not oppose the Constitutional Amendment
Just submitted 10 the States. Bat Whist is
the use Of the amendment without the enab-
ling act. Suppose the fusurEcnt States are
admitted into Congress at once, without the
imposition Of any conditions precedent, ex-
ccpt that their representatives shall take the
test oath, which any Copperhead swatlows
without blinking; in that case, when will
the amendment be ratified BY three -fourtbs
Of the states1 VIII Raymond answer.
What rebel State Will vote to ratify the
amendment atter It has secured It's seats in
Congress? VIII some precipitator answer ::
When the South is represented In the Ma
tional Legislature by ']oyal" men who can
take the test oath, In what respect will they
oe ',etter OF more loyal than Copperhea6
memee.u? There is no safety In admitting
the members Of any rebel State unth it has
fal1neo he amendment. II it intends to
accept the amendment, why not do it In ad-
vance and tlerebr prove Its good faiths If
It proposes to llay trick on the loyal States
should that not e guarded against In time
Safeguards remal14ind dispensah1e so long Us the
bulk Of the e1-rebes remain hostile. A bird
In the band Is wort. half q dozen in the
| bush.
, 1866-06-20

The Eating ROuAe of the sAGnuklc IL
Great Western Railway Depot SacR.
cd-Provssions ard other Property
l,eA1royed and Carried AHay-xVho
Should be Aeapon.1bie.
From the Cleveland Herald, Jrne 16.l
Yesterday afternoon some twelve hundred
Fcnlaps arrived In the city hT way Of the
were being sent to their homes BY the Gov
erDment, whose laws the most Of them had
srorn TO obey when they became citizens Of
the United States, but one of the most I'm
portant OF which they had endeavored all In
their power 70 violate, bS,. a. It turned ont
boring province Of q country with Which we
They were On theis way to the West and
South. The railroad company to prevent
and guard against ali trouble In the city. did
not land them at the Union Depot, but con-
tern Depot. As soon as they we're disembark-
ed, for The purpose of being transferred to
the Toledo tram, some few of them went into
the eating house Of the Atlantic & Crest Wes-
tern Railway, which Is under the superinten-
dence Of Mr. z. Welch, and demanded some
hing to eat vhsh was gysn them By thHss hose
stated they had not had mouthfn1
since leaving Buffalo. As soon as 1t be-
came known 10 the rest Of the hungry crowd
that there YVES to be had something to eat,
they made rush e7a n&osst Tor The eating
house, and in few minutes The whole depot
was alive with them. They drew their re-
yolvers. and threatened those in attendance
with death If they made any resistance to
their demands Tor food. In very short time
tho whole establishment was swept clean.
The cell2r was tansacked, the dining room
overrun, and everything eatable devoured or
trsn.Ser1ed to the :hayersacEs Of the hungry
Operators OF nelAud. They did not stop at
, 1866-06-20
TIRE TENTH INDIANA DISTRICT.
Democratic Observation-Disclosures for
Cougre4smnn-The Republicans Ger.
tain OF Succcgs.
LIooU1ER Ind June H. 1S6A'

Democratic Observation-Disclosures for
cougreAsman-The Republicans Ger.
tain OF succcss.
L1aou1ER, Ind, June Is. 1865.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The "suds'' of the Democracy In the
Tenth Congressional District, met pursuant
to call, at This place, On yesterday. The con-
yention WAS one Of harmony and nnautmlty,
but few in numbers, and not very enthusiastic.
-Four names we're presented as candidates for
nomination to Congress: Col. J. b. Mellow.
nld, Of Whitley; Andrew Ellison, Of La
grunge Hon. J, +. Edserton, Of Allen and
Saass Tns weqe I.hS1aTn saTe EsoS o. %
grange. md Lowry, of Elkha1t. Out Of
nfneiy-s,1 delegates present, Ellison received
but five votes. Judge Lowry was then declar-
cd the unanimous nominee Of the convention.
Alter nominating d District Attorney, the
convention adjourned. On r. Assem- bling ct
reported, the whole DRIFT and tenor Of
which were p1edging their eternal, unswcrv-
ing fidelity IN Andrew johnson, endorsing
s*ny policy" promising to strike hands with
all conservative, weak-kneed Republicans,
declaring that in the reinstatement Of the
.shope and SAFETY Of the nation" After the
adoption Of the resolutions, Judge Lowery,
The nominee, addressed the convention ut
length. As usunl upon such occasions, he
would bare them know he was better than a
negro, which consumed some time. He then
labored in gil the rounded periods Of elo.
1neuce to establish what nobody ever knew
OF heard of before. ylz that he was now, and
ever had been, a "ftiend to the so1dicr.n :,
Two years ago, when our t'boys IN b1uet;'
were In the front, In a convention at this same
place, be hurled his .black thunders" upon
them, and denounced the war anu lts hire
lnEs. They are now at home, md this fall
they will hurl the lie in his teeth.
You may count on this district this fall.
Never were we impelled by higher, gEander,
loftier motives than now. Every energy
seems enlisted In the great cause OF liberty,
humanity, md justice. sosnrely a the great
them, wo viii march on to triumphant victory.
Traitors and Copperheads must die com,
mon death j. A. G.