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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

The King Of Belgium has sent &
special Embassy % Washington, 10 an
nouuce 20 our Government Ma aces
sion to the throne Of that klngdoun,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18
EMPIRE WATER

Is a cathRrtic, and valuable remedy for Rheums-
usm, Dersngsment Of the Liver, Diseases Of the
Skin, and General Debility. lts effects are most
sautary ln Lung Diseases. IL Is an simost SURF
cure for scroiua, and the most aggravated forms Of
Dysper s'a As preventive and cuIe .OT all Bilious
Derangemsnts it stands unnvalied.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

ATTENTION IEssHxEN l-Chocks on tht Ui-
ster bankIug Co., Belfast, Ireland, IN sums
OF Il % SIC Tor sale st c. n. Ordvay's B-e-
ker Ohce, NO. 4s College street. O.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
NaamWrVrW fIuaHa THnn q NaEE

DROPERTY owners on College and Market
street.. between the square aud broad street.
are hereby notified 20 construct ueE stone or brick
paYemeufs or TO reset the old ones wherever it b.
required, in accordance with the specifications aud
grades which wll be furnished Dy the Ciiy Engineer
on application. SAID wOrk must be commenced
within ten days from this date, Eud pushed rapldly
10 completion, or the city oil contract Wuh parties
for ths same, and ths expense vii BE- charged 70
dar29 W MATT BROWN Mavor
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CITY DIRECTORY.
agents Of Insurance Companies.

| CtAREY 4 SMITH, Nos. 50 ard 3s Union street
| L (up stsrs) represent the following Companies
i .fsna Of Hartford, Security Manhattan, MeirOpoli-
/ tan Phosuix and EnickeTbocker Life Of New York,
/ and Accident Of Columbus Ohio
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

From the National Ia.slHgeneer.
The Freedmen's Bureau-IF'2ortant
Test .lnonY.
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HOME AGAINiI
I'M IIIuAa' " oFaIVuHI TIHF 7

HAVING rotJrued again with largo
stock of
Trimmings, NVorstcd-. Zephyr
sc, SC.
10 the ola home, I would respectfully Uu
ioEm the Lsdi-, 0i NasuyIIs tuat 500 SSH.
be prepared 90 maau.ar,a-e uuy auI ..
Cords, Tassel~, Buttou., Tauers,
AC., AC.,
as good and as cheer.aly al Formerly.
OSCAR HJHNEN co.
nuvt-I NH.H Union a...#.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18
Established in 1862,
AND NOW ABOUT ENTERING ITS
Fifth Volume,

Is firm and consistent in its support oil
the Federal Administration, and par
ticrlarly of the wise and statesmaniike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizens, and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news oil the day'
Il will give daily the latest political
commercial and miscellaneous lh'eiii
eence from sl quarters.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

A NuCr Tlos Ni..-alal.--
Ni.aauas. Ns... Aug 1. Ia.
Dr. JoiH BaU-I.l.s.-. sm UarUy f. s...H ..
you that have g 60 y.Hr Va.aaa.- t..Il.u t......
with gGest benefit lJ ul-.I, FrusIa. IsI.ffs ....
proatrauon Of uy system pflrlHoI Fy fH. ....
healthy and nHt-fIate alIHutr Ui Gee HilaHI.. Dbl.
uyer around NIr.sHIrz, lat.uE H.gu a.tI t..u....#
paFn. lc8uharuf.y fH.IHHrIrui ..F Us- Ef #s.. =
sous Who age cEposei ia unhealthy climate.
o. ". faarF
Agent o. ssu .aIy D1nm BOO.
LaUsUfIr, BY. sapt. d.. I-.f
On the Zli OF July last, E auIa.H...I uH9U.. .H
agsut of mIue 90 tls Mssl'rs. Director a. .u. ...
parln-ut ~ fGe Army Of tno Cumberland. a .IH..
Die Of MY Ceir0u b.tierl. f.r .lHlsrflI. suI r..
quested ~ after snaiYs-, Ur uIli BE- men .Hru.a .H
ssartion All approve is urr among uul -a.Irr.
The 0il0Niny iha Medical lirt st1s srrr.F. 400
also Gen. k0+trIsu-' psFuH-Igu tl ship "a" .....
81 once, 70 have o saii o. sllsIs-
81 sm .atshsI that Cs.ir1n EHsfs slI . r4
knrin tJ any one f taken properly auI lu uII.....
ton. see no otaauoa to Dr Bal 's us.l. I.r..
ted 70 dispose oi q ts suuera.
HUsHI A. IurHsr.a
Surgeon and MssIrsl Il..ltr o. o..
HEp1Uanrrzs Drfdzr. oFrnF craarart... b
Ntmrf.tlr. IFsa tgIT 10. Del.
Or. John bulfs agent tir. -. Ha- tsr....
10 ship 10 Nashville. Ieun-, 81 grr-- or 1.u H."...
q Bal osdTon Bitier-, lor sale 30 su.rIs .H ..
army only.
The regulations cf The Treasury uepsrma.. s..
% b. c0mpiied with stUriiF.
By c0mmsnd lf nsI. Gen. kasr-raus-
VIZ. 30 VIM.
MAJOR aad Provost Marslal s--rfa'
For sale, wholesale sal rs'rIl - BERRY, UI
MOVILLE A CO.. Nashville, Ieua.
ocfIT-ta sat dau1m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

Adminlsiratorla a Nofioa.

MAJOR aod Provost Marshal o-rrra'
For sale, wholesala saI rsIni - HEEHf UI
MDNIfI4E A CO.. NHfug.iia. lell.
a.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

In rsirlae fam ths shove arm. teuier ny
Aleiil = - sueuia io ny Old frruda, ior tbs
hurfAi pe.fi n2sa Hhirn has lern eHtsBdsd o. o..
sna ifi,-t tnai tleT si cont uue Co DO the o.
nf ee pAftnsf, tir. talisrnsu f.alrE as-ursi that
- t-laiir eenI nI'eieat sld alI every en1Ft q
@p-sa 81, huanHs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18
COLUMBIAN WATER

Is tonic snd diuretc of h ehly beneficial charsc-
ter, snd Is positive remedy Tor Diabetes. Gravel,
Calculus, Irritation aud In tamsuOn of the Kidneys,
and Bladder, ard has most sluugarly active effects
10 restoring these organs when debhtaicd 10y long
disease. Females who have suffer tor years from
rregulauty, and the distressing diseases known
only 20 their sex, have been entirely curad by tbs
faithful snd judclOus use OF Columb an Water.
These waters are bottled fresh and pure, from
each Of the above named springs, IN 20 careful Snd
secure manner that they preserve all their me
dicinsl value for years, aud Will be found equally
efiicacous when drank thousands Of miles distant,
as when taken directly from the spnng
Baoars Of limitations and Inferior Waters.
The eorks Of Al genuine Congress, Empire aud
Columbian Waters are branded On the SIDE Of the
cork, thus:
! CoNGREss Warm, EMPIRE WATER, |
c. L. 3. co. c. + :. Go.
(CoLUaBIAN WArER,
C.SE.S 3. Co.
Packed safely and securely, in boxes suitable for
shipment 10 suy part OF the world. Congress aud
Empire Waters IN boxes, contsinng Dozen Piuts,
OF 2 Dozen Quart Hotties esch. Columbian Water
in boxes conla ming 4, or Dozen Hail Pints, or :
Dozen Pint BOtt es each.
Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and frstclass Grocers.
Sold only at Wholesale by
HOTCHKISS SONS,
PROPRIETORs,
. 2 B EEI<M AN ST, n. y.
Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
marl-tu thuTasat3m
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aQasIlrille @E(uiun.

PRIErED AND PUBLISHED By THE
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18
ATTORNEYs Az Law.

CAMPBELL. MoRWEN a GRQEsBECK, Attor-
" neys st Law sDa Clam Agents, practice N all
the Courts. Collections promptly attended 70
also claims sgainst the United Ststss and Vouchers
collected. Oiice u North Cherry street, up stars.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18
WALL PAPER, etc.

vHTU SON. ]. W. & CO.-Manufacturers and
w wholesale and Retail Dealers ID Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18
Dissolution Of copartnsrship

fT'HE Copartnersh.p hsrstoiora knosu under the
Il arm Aaa styl- q HU0H Hs a aALTsMAN.
fnotographors, ~ mutually Dissolved rom this
dsies n. haE1es rsurug from the concern q
? 7rsi-slssn a-sgminE ald iguidat1nE az dehfs ui
~ isia hfm. HUGHES a SALESMAN.
feLElary l.tl. i.Ll
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18
A Rare Specimen of EIOquenee.

The Remarkable Speech Ofthe Great
Irish Patriot of 1902.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

NOW IS TRR TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
N0W Is THE TIAE To SOBSCRTBE'
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBScRIBEf
NOW IS THE TIVE 10 SUBSCRIBED
ONLY ss 50 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY IS 80 FOR THREE MoSTHSi
ONLY 50 60 FOR THREE MoNTl{S'
oyLYg 50 FOR THREE MoNTHS'
-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

SUNDAY, MARCH Is. 1866.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

uHERRITT A HILL--Dealsrs IN Wall Paper
nj Window Shades Window Glass, and Photo
graphic Material corner OF Church and Market
streess
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18

BOOKsELLERs AND sTATIONERS.
H.NGLETON, X. Il bookseller, Publisher
- s,atoueT, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
Building.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-18
TINNRRs, &c.

LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and Geners
81 business Agents, over fOrk's BOOK Bt0re, ss5.
Union strt ct, Nashville, Tenn. eut6-om
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-01
5Serti9c Alcipcr
unb 9Rooe5 glrtitel fir 6erren,

yD 318 SO Yratthrabe.
Gastntn Ereunen uni Bttarnttn st BEN sesGrten pub
lFu lib rtaupt BITE rsetsnae auetse bdb i'd tn meintm
Sirre to etu GDritent rteer 5frrentlebtr cpis Sins
id6ns NuswabI BON u uttrtIetbern, Semben, & c.
f6sutuder, 6 tr pfe, 9emoentraeen f. y. Dor.
rdttie 5dlte.
@u perten 8leter neG Wds aus ben ntpternfen Strfr
aneeferttet Stlte fur 8aer tf meta WlpttO.
(Sunt15iI) @rtenetLea.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-01
Wab europa !!

Tin Gaiite cber 3ii6enbed) au Der Sremer unb Sautz
burger Sine BON bier mad europa cber BON brausen
Rer6er, tann Bic gum asans8tas seGert werSen in Ser
.. GrpSritUn bes >, ,9Sccfer'',
.....tu SO. 3 glprb fsreberdItraSe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-01
Serremfleiber-0 0aoen,

Weit Tratt Str. go. 358 unb 3584.
Weinen seebrtca 5reunben unb beg, Bublitnm made
i'd tiernlit bic anseiSe, ba6 i'd bas icH e 9a6ren an
beieR BIose etdblirte e6d ibernommen babe unb bez
hanbiS elm rei6bo0es eaeer bon i6Enen iolt searbe.
teten Serrentleberu neueer aqca gu ben bilsen res
fen ocrG6is balten una aud ofGe uu 8efeuns anfcrs
tisen perbe. i Stcfe r NSde unb Spen,eu9e in alien
Sorten unb 3u aGen Breisen.
Gerner cine 4uSwubI ReSeni9irme, StSde &C., frpe
oIe in bieies i5db eini6laseuSen artifeI.
sB Ane 8efeaunsen nerseu prumYt, bilis unb in
tHrseRer Strip au3efertst.
%. e. Sfaifer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-01

21n9uff @. NNeDer & &c.,
lbtSber ia Der EirMd pm Ddctbpn II Gs.l
Nr. 109 W. 9Umbarbhr.,
srTGtn Ntsbt unb GbarIssfr., Baltimore.
Olocnten
fnr IS. Silpen & Nepbetp's beribntte Sirniiie.
Sabrifdnten nne PGnbler
IN Sletweis gDbte eeab 3nfarben, eeim Sanbpapier
camp Slad, 4laun, &ppperas, &erpentin<Oe galpeter
- &itt, Torben &c. u. aa
&n rpuRdubteer 0orratt rbtStr GirnHe, GtemtiaIttn
Dafben tt. fets trtrdttte IN ben
bHItsftn Rssitpsetisn, (mt22H
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-01

Sd)nlo nn0 Anldnlo.
mOman bon sran we.le. easars.
(6prtlebuna.l

NOHSNlNV""SHJ
Sept 6fnete id Die 3bare bes S6Iafsints
mers unb Der Doctor trat beraus Mbernep
uno 69ulofrieo erboben lid; Ieetere elite aui
ibn gu.
nJBie itebt's?" fruste fie.
uSbre Wtltter bat lebt &ube befpmmen unO
t6 boife raB bic Na4t einisermaBen rublg
miro. S6 CLAUDE oaber menen 9los an ibrem
8ett auf eintse Stunoen uerlaHen gu t6nnen,
uno erlude Se, benielben in meiner Ntweiens
belt einsunebmen."
Snnlta bate Elm paur 2idter angeslnbet, 10
ooB Sa9ner ben Brofeiiur bemertte., G6uIoz
frieo mar bereitS brinnen an Der Wiutter 8ett
uAb, sebcriuner Dieaer, 5err YrpiefIUr, F."
iagte Wa9ner perbinoli6. Mbernep ermieoerte
ben @rub.
nSlt 6rau @mtbs Sultanb beOeutlid2"
fra9te ct.
uSir einen anbern MenI6en wiiroe ct febr
bebenlib ieln, aber fr iie lit er ni9t 70 aefdbre
li6. Sic belibt einen itarten &Srper uno oitc
5eele, 10 caB iie iiderli6 bic beftise Sirnent.
5llneun9 lberitebt, Die Oernlutbi6 bur6 cine
beftI9e @emiltbseri6itterung beruprserufen
luproen it,"
Isle slauben uIiO Oub man bic SpGter beute
gtadt bel ibr luIen tunn?"
.Sa, tpenn man br fOrttpdbrenb BON ber9lrsuei
slbt, bic id oeri6rieben babe" Der 0Octpr
nabm Nbidieo uno erbOt li6, Nbernep na6
Sunta 81 flbren. glber Oer BrUIelIcr antlpcrz
tete, er seoente auf GttOrp gu bleiben, unt wa,
ben su belfen i'm Sale Elm 8eiitano n6tbig lein
ipllte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-01
eitbusrap0il6e an(talt

2itbu9rapbi1Ge Nnfalt
miDt S Grp,pe,
123 aS. 2cmbarb Sts, spiien sis9t unb @sarles Str
gOrsIeItds aasdpruus aaer aaftrase wttt sussHaert
Gqs eUrten Dttn uns at4usr sabs1s Rsts spr.
r0ttt8 tn Der sr6stsn &nswahl (3Omrs3mtl :
6. g. @T5arot,
GapeSrer,
SO. Nprb SigSlnabe BaItimprs Str.,
taI fOrtpatrsnt eine Nuspa9I sun Gaptten nub n.
ferSUrt ngs tSpabes) nod rem nsnefcn Wuafrn ant
gu bIut8en Sretian. o u:i
sef 'eFpsn NIT bes'fas" e'refat 'agsst.. gsa,,s,D,
eJObn 8rOipn, -
10 Qratt unb Gp1ecro Str,
5nbritnnt BON aaen SOrtsn bDn
Il NlttCrs erf3cuQett,
'nefirugenen 9obnen fit Baiier, Daupf unb Bier,
g dnbIer t
Gummt=S6lduben unb 3tpiiAenla9e,
gsttrns Grftb-@ismsn unb @iett n unb
@ifenwGarfn dtettcupt tdpr9-)
cJafpb GnltnDer,
GjiirtIer nuo Gilberplattirer,
smpfeb tem stetrn yubliium fen reid eewdbItes Eager
reuti6en nnb amerfanif&en Netaa unb @aanterts-
E8odren su ten biItsfen YretIen.
Fesne 9Ssrfteu0e,
feine xnicbeumeffer,
sg;sSz plattirte Gabein Mne 2bEeI,
XAlEsssN fstns ladirte . u nj enUAien,
@sseItdftst,
a@T Bru6t. .unh Srrb.RSrEe,
8terha tnen,
gasente2Dditers as gDrn Serriess SGf6en. &rrbHnen
feinc 6uneebalstdnher SaattaGcn puser- unb s&rrt.
bErntr 9tfee ums EttdaUden. RescIssr uns ytAoIsn,
plnttrs Sburplutten 3af6enIGtr e ne Oubctr. Gtus
fur Oamen 5erren; SReileaTden BnGtrtafben Mitdr.
AutetanunGtn lrpe In blGfcrttftef QaBt bon Wedl.
IT, ais: aftina. Nsuater, Rupfsr, 8tnn 8tnf, Bet
2PtSmut6 AH HtntCnium uns feines pIot'raIber; aud
@mltegsf, Rtip9t pariier Hstb Taeafeilsn. 21utfd.
gen. Rrds: uns grrbaraen rnfise In mtn 5a einI&Ia-
9Gnbf NrtifeI. ,1
ap. 10 Sls GaISertfr. (be20-)
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-24

The Albany Journal speaking of the
arm-in-arm performance of the Msssachu-
sets and South Carolina delegations at
Philadelphia, Gays;
. South Carolina and Massachusetts
have met before They "smets when a
venerable and respected citizen of the
BAY State VS. thrown into q filthy dun
geon and brutality m4ltreated for the crime
OF opening the lessons of sacred writ 10 Il
few ignorant blacks. They met when
8 Yankee girl was booted in the streets,
cast ntojGk and treated with barbarous
! indignities for weeks, because she had
taught negro children how TO read. They
met again under the gun OF Fort Wag-
ner, when the brave Colonel shaw led his
dusky warriors 10 the mouths Of the rebel
cannon, and fell at theiE. head. They
met when Be~aufegerd issued The infa-
nous order respecting the braxes and &C
| complished young patriot, Bury him with
his niggersy They met at Columbia,
where thousands of l~ourleaptured defend
ers were Slowly starved to DEATH with
every device of malignant ingenuity and
Ginning Torture. And they met again
when General Schemme1fnning entered
4 Ol1E4G@AOn- AL4 Liz LACbps ulhICntu luIO
the. streets to the tune of John Brown,
sweeping away the last vestige of the.
heGrtlesE Institution of which South Caro-
lima had been the especial bqlwark.
The Massachusetts man who marched
armein-arm with the South Garolins Sc
e~essionists past the Philadelphia platform
were never in the trenches at Morris Is
land, or under the guns of Wagner. They
did not suffer in the prisons al Columbia
or Columbus. or join in the shouts which
welcomed the unfnrlhhg of the old flag st
Charleston When the great events Of
the war We're TRANSFERRING they were wri-
ting letters fall Of gushing sympathy and
condolences for SoutheA men, ard max ng
speeches peppery with ~dendneiation of
the Government and its polieyJand hold
ing Cspberhead meetings, and in every
possible way demonstrating that they had
no sympathy with Or interest IN the strug-
GLE for nstional pfetervAlon. HTheyibe-
! long to the order OF New England Con-
serTatives,' and-a New England C9nfer-
7atiYe Is the -meahest specimen of the
genus anywhere discoverable.. The loyal
men of Massachu5ettsLits soldiers mad
patriot eitizens-willr beiQepresented in
The ranks of the dtheg party. which the
ex1re5els and ex-Copperheaas at Philadel-
phia are. congpiring with recdsaht Repub-
licans to destroy '''''a"A -
Ia a.l. D. TzIr 81 TuUd snu II
a childs faith in his mother is well
illustrated BY the following incident: 4
little boy d~ifspdting With his sister on.
some subject, exclaimed sit is true, for
mother says 50; aniIi If mother says 50, tit
is SO, if It amt so.N M U,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-24
MILITARY
WA I7%FIa7aEEF, FgEaEe aES's oITl9ae(

; rs slzss1AsHISarOSi D. C., avg. II, 1856.
b" ADVERFISBMENT4-An Army Med
N iokl Bcar 10 consist q Dseyst Colonel L-BI
Brown, surgeon, Z S.A,- RrsSidBpt, Brsyet Litu-
tenant Co-o1si Il. Z. fNirtz, Surgeon, T.. : A.
Bsevf Lsusenant Colonel Anthony HeEer, Snr-
.Eeou, O.. S A.. Fnd BTs etAsor.W Warren Webster,
Assistant Surgeon, UISA Ree9rIsT, Will meet
in New York City or the2Jth Of September, next
for the examfrsrion bf eandidates Tot admissieh
INTO the Gsdical STAG dftae q! SN~ArRysulo.,oI g.
applicants must b qTeE a Yeas Of age, end
Physically soUnd.
Applications Tor an fnfitatfon 10 RpPeSr bsfore
The Board should b H,idFessz tai the surgeon
suersl, U. g A., snd nust fstate the fGllfnsns,
resid-ReS sad dsss and place Of, bitth Of the eau
didate. Tsstimonials ssto tfiatatteF and quzlih-
esIioa. must he furniEhsd u tlfSspplieAnLhss
been IN the Medical Sergice, Of tfha Army fuitng,
tie war, the faet SHOULD b. stated, tpgethsr sithl
his former rauk, and tithe ami plEce OF teTTiee,
and Testimonials fron the ao1leeTsiEith wEOm ha
has ssrysd shou,d also be forvsTdei ,rf.Iy5 ID
No allowances Il made Tor ths expeps : OF per-
sons underg iRS the eIaiilnstfon, All Is aniihais-
pensible prereqzisltet tt ~sptoin1Helt. Bna -f,a.l
There areat pre- enttsL1tY VACANCIES in tho Md
ieal STAFF, forty six OF Which are original, being
created BY the Act Of C6hgress, spproved July
2sth, 1856, anjDS &liB ARMIES, ss5~
augl5 25s-eod Surg son GeneTal q S, a.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-24
Removal of O. q. Marshal Bill AND
District Attorney Ba$es-

Odr reauers uaFe dlreaug Rpn oA'SSN
of the rensv bf AarlaNn, q1 Enitsa
States MarshS for the e5uthan Bistrk
of Ohio, and Hon. Joseph MSRSot, DE-
trict Attorney, and We refer to the matter
now simply to express the well-founded
regret felt in the matter by all classes
who are familiar with the in
which these gentlemen have discharged
the duties Of, their Offices. This feeling
especially extends to Mr.. Bill, who has
-besT fUrtheP sst-{0ar yesF-aaessIy
knownsto the people Of the District and
whose courtesy, faithfulness and Integrity
have given him q decided hold upon the
-pnblio esteem. Not has Mr.. Roct, in his
short official career bf about one year been
found wanting IN 4n that constitutes q
faithful and efficient public officer.
1.-THE new MsrshAl, Seth 3. Noe, is. a
resident Of. ToI4do, and we know nothing
more ofhis past history than that he was
on the staff OF Gen SteedpsR during 4he:
war. Moses Kehey, Fsq9s san ID
resident Of this eityI and is recognized as
a gcOdlswysr!n In RslsiNs PSihasihsRrr
We bsHsys q lfe-l@g Dem9crat apd j:
how 9codrss an ardent suppkOiserof~@
polioyA s.sIsss
'fThHP --.,hs wOtk gees sFyfly ~"
Who ID next in order?
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-24

SIGHTS IN GERMASG.-A c6rrespond-
snt of the New York THT in Germahy,
writes. What a queer SORT of country
this is to mad fresh from America The
roads stretch away for miles sadsniles to-
gethery Knder the shAdeaofadonhle rowsOf
cherry and apple trees theressre nolfene
ICES beside the road, none areundthe fields
none even a ound most Of the houses.
One sees nc. cattle, except now and then a
sman Herd watched by a keeper, through
out sldreafy day; no sheep, except under
the same conditions; no horses st an, no
swine, and not even any geese or chickens
All are kept up in their places, andIh have
laughed pore than opeel to see a stout
lDHchman driving q Aock of geese or q
brood Of ~chiekension their morRing or
eYsning promefadeg Lsupo gunisfuism
: al, = -aI--5V ni1UW 1861 bs1,
IA An English magazine writer, an iRnhesa
say copied in BDeFy SetRTisysspeaks ofa
game which they play at mFr4nee, II
which certain members Of q eompa5y are
i0o8ceAledexeePt their eyes and the rest
1oiithefparty haTe 70 Identify fh eoneeaI-
ed persons simply BIZ ~theirzeyes.m The
gsme ienknown in America RsI5Eel as in
.-Ffhnobgo9Dhs diligently of Identification
IS iAcre5lbiFHgreats and it.is fnumddhat
tie nosssihtSmate EfieH5s cabinet ireeofs
nlzseAeae thet BY what isleohsHsrsdth ne
noA expressive feature, the rest 6Pfhe
e ssssaee and tfggrs being eopes9feG 2
coarse, ill-nstdred fellow diedoidSs
adas, sind hisf5ends7 assembled 1t Rs ~
neral but no one had & good woid8 say
sboutt The deceased Even at The grafe
'eiGTAe silent. Al length gqpa5heartsd
Germans ASIDE turned 70 gob homs said
YELL he was kzoet seAReksE" slqcsc Esq
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-24

A child.s faith in his mother is we'll
illustrated By the following incident: 4
little boy displting With his sister on.
some subject, exclaimed tIt is, true, for
mother says So; anilif Ino her says 50, tis
is 50, if itaih't so.n N, 81
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-24

tIItFeIrfH bI1ouIfI1 y TINpnhI
due IN that behalf, hsfpyefbs
1s6l to Homer 3 Uewoif,
istof, u be sdbeeted to- tbs
sIi5sed by law against tben
uths time es toihhe Persoh-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-24
ABE
BETTER
- Va

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(sacesssors to Dr.. O. ". RoRAcEJ
w sOm PRoPRIEToBs,
:. HFEEr EaVEnrH
! = Noe. 80, so, so and 60 Ecst TbsT
CINCINNATI,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-24

w oad ard Metal ssYl
Sill, er snd Silver PIstl
BY CHAPPPN = PHI
Cleveland, @. aud 50
FTWINES AND
/ Calling TwiRss.
Thread. Cotton TwinI
and Leading Lines
Augll:364 Brad
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-24

abauI sone distinguished.
| appear in2thgi6 Columbus
bf theAEe-a-eksek PresS;
ell, %h9. turns political
e 8 E1Pman and comes
! said hat what he had to
he A party~that be had
that ever existed,
about It. The fact is, he
y all about everything.
EdomAAade easE.oEAll one
Twise, was 10 listen-kelksw.
tHiqg seeYetembb Being
|ganszN&p41y Rnd show
enough CONSERVATIVES of
nizatfohl 10 elect the Cop
hen thste lswonitai be any
if YOU expect old Constr
d. Ewing, 70 vote and scf
hx4 F61 afg greatly mis-
,h1fwfif zee fsiehgd ats Q
EdghHr :sedfsf5reT new
DS.r6m2.' c6fKiF GsedHit6 Is
ny fnEToar over LeMisB9
Y4FJ.h aKl5M ch
-AAFYhGQRcas Lila had
EaSy& GamabsllS.n >
kARseA hsPqpined ceEn
sssis ,1sqssz elds:s- 1sviI q
a49E ,ts3W bns fssz ,7sism.
lHsEeEheead it1ass5aTem
,snis1qs .sbniz ia 10 slIs3 ala
vas first elee*edi4o Con
,eazlp hne ,-DHniagGssd-,
| by the rafting Of 8 bug
gresa Rslha sO4terihastaT
the window, s-naIthRnsss0
gx7oNh&I4iHdSRAg m ia
s-ed~y1s7s zfnsd51sK bna stsi
|, s~c5esB9aYsE haSeHddsn
o tsRs5aifhssfa
.19E O. "a yl4b hsvis5sz sdu5 d
u are, responded Corwin
dcD a~nSNaiEug 70 he'd.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-24

good storles may Dc TOO
abomIsone~d distinguished.
appear in2theBG Columbus
Of heAEe-G4ekssk Pness=