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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

poU019 And C9ofAM o0nnoH -
Sp0rUoto19hea, % Se0iaal Weakooa
On involuntary Nightly o. Dally Inss hcvevss ceassa
however aevegss while they viii speedily eossoce
thoee noaniD cpNUguees asi6iag from TIE ossginal
dieoAee or froO Ogoees Vice.
THE SPnClR1C PllL , eq1ally sqltqA = ~
treatmese q every spee3ss 81 Genital q Csmasy 1y
liability. Line." q BsickAasA depoaafs tn H.
Urn Milky discharges ed Weakness Of -
PS6flgsSuNAL opr,SloNs.-l Asvs 80 pm
oeserSo M = neny easse q 0pGR1oo.eyAee Va
II Isss essed ~ ssssss saspe ~ - q b
49, :; ~ - sir ho,.. 4. :: nm .ss" y.
J. W1NCH93fkR CO.,
- Je1n o., ny.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

I Mrxrnp, Tenn, Aug S0--ChnIera e
still increasing twenty one cases were re
bosted tb.nieht, twenty 81 which proved
jstal. No reports were resolved from the
civ HOSPITAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01
XN1NGER;x
V9@lD~S
$}WlzPAA
5$0GllA0,



ROrt and N1o0eo00,
naaeveaa ooo0Poe0s
wheat Nooeoe0ts
aDn0 Homestead u2yes
In addition to cur business of selling wiaes. etc.
In original psckAges. and In order to iusure % CO.
t..ncrs Pure Liquors in = compact aud coavcasess
tnm. wc cymmencd the eetcrIsise q eottltnx and
var king IN casee well known Wtnea. btendteo.
Whi-scs etc. and have eent them nut 10 style sAae
would possibility 81 their eenx tanpersd
wi bcicvc reaching the purchaser. The general up.
pccisa and gratifying euccess that hae awarded oar
cis has encouraged % to maintain the standard -
regards quality. also a. make increased enerte n re-
.ii ihe confidence and patronage which has been -
hhei ai.y bestowed upon M. .
I Establiehcd 1881 Importers Of Wines. &C.,
No. Is Beaver street. New York.
The above popular goods arc put mp In caees con.
tanning one dozen butt cs each. and sold BY al
prSaiincnt Druggists, Groccta, etc.
Opinions of the press.
Tie name oi Bningcr 4 Co., No. IS Beaver street
,iS 4 tee Ia the exact aud literal tsnth oil what
.vcr tn~v r.,ssce,v IN. Y. Com. Advess1sos.
Ihc ,,rIsvtti z house NJ 6tntnecs = Co.. Ne.
beaver s,ct 10 c. ,miuctcd usn principles Ut irteR
r.ty. ,atr-ss AMI the highest hcnor.-N, Z. kv0iso
hxi lees. juGeN-teOom-W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

Pouonxkkrs,E, Aug. e0.-The steamer
River Queen. having On board the Prts'.
dent ami suite, psssed here at G9O ?. y.
The bells OF the city we're rung and saluses
fired. but the boat did not stop.
During the firing OF the salutes two men
we're badly injured by the premature dis
charge OF cannon.
ApassenSer on the up train vas robbed o.
GOLD watch, And chain " htle geaalns On 'ns
train. The thief escaped.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

SPaansvrsLD. ILL.. Aee. 0-by request
Of GOV. Oglesby, who IS occupied in the
canvass of Indiana, Hon. J X. Dubois, Hon:
O. NJ Hatch, and Hon. ID. L. Phillips will
30 to Philadelphia and represent tlis Execu
tive department Of Illinois. They will oct
with siis delegation appointed BY the State
Republican Committee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

0r. Lcurs, Aug. S0-Only sixty.three IN
tefn,ents Of choleA were reported yesterday.
Tue epidemic u dlsappsAsine trom " 60
~ asd husinrss pOst1en Ot H. cssl.
The Missouri duSeeoaSoa % soe Feaseael.
phiA; 1sashess Untoe Cesvseoes ~" -
den. Pisn,, 4 prominent mercAaas. died
u day Of typhoid fever. 49,.
General markess are unchanged. Whtky
active and higher.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01
77.'FG .l0UtSV1CGe" a'H' . y
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.

Drawn Daily by state Authority.
MURRAY, EDDY = CO. NANAGERS.-
lyl Capital prizes from $4,000 :, %. voo.-
Whole tickets from one 10 twenty cellars; shares
in proportion.
Circu1hpe Of the above Lotteries seat tree 81
charge, OrAersl ~ tickets Dsonptly a4eeaded
MpRRY. EDDY I CO,
1Glv3Au. oA1 I'D Lou9oso)o, II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.


s-Ns-lf, tine sSsooi.-A s1e ia ~ De
PR ~ boil, - IL rsr-a- ur - oocd
ca. nc, hedseased. rrf'h~re ~ ma. - OF Us
bay ~ s-ecg'os -~t1 = the-, sTe-
hr.e the blood circulating through tlst rs.i ta'ses
~ impure matters tue local Assc ION AMI carries
into the general system. Ths Il the Gauss oen Of
end9cc Death TO persons # fuf' haNi. afflicted WIN
b,i-f.t ears, and who nee 10 medicine; the mat
ter r.s 81, sis Circulate rysen and eAokessI tue
fine blood vessels which snpplyhe brain With siiali-
y. an: .ise cesscs II
Hevcla sby Lightning.
Nos. lis caa DO reYcrdi-d.
BRASDKErn > PILLS
take al fmpnre matters from the crcrstion and save
:, rcncr-l heash coon curing local a rtion- also.
BgANUGETls FILLS protect fron tedious times
eisieness AID often sasc Lfv. SoN By AZ Drusg...:
black AS a CROW.
. few years spcss,9s Rnge y1asaba esad that 10
now grey Of gfissied Why notrsstoee toths yet
xdsabeo ~ ~ rss0 hDalBst ~ S1asessse
Seets the splendid raasiomatiSa. In les tins thas
. rinema. wosA hke take -
49, 11saA anl Fire TIA
lAsss tis. tAeCpgsst Asad nay b naAs laskss ~
-... TIE I1avan'a Wins.
10 nsttes Il wAaa usAes.asie tiss ~ hslr o. U1'
- 1t bsasad ny -, the ebsnse 70 ssptvb ssdps.
Aealy nssussl blseh or brown b accomplished 30 -
applieasios a fs.
cWRlSJAO0nO'S WAlR Owe,
witAcss stsiniAG The chin or njsring Ne alAnssss-
Nanusactu,ed by J. CHRlSTADORO. Astor House,
Aev ye.k.r spla y nuysiste AsRs55s p ~ -
NgarPiawo-apA l,ellhaey, On Essay
Of Wsrfli6g lid Instruction fos Young Men. Also
Diseases aud Abaosw Id p1D4rAeshs wal power.
with sure means Of relief. Sent free Of chssEe n
HOU0nTlNe.s n1Aad AsAsetatin. Iaile0epaia
rA.tAe- 4 = Z :. = : - - = J: =
Regal Havana Lottery 81 Cuba
CosiseseS ~ IL SpssisA Gss~~~sss.
esn,0O IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY ~ DAYS.
Prises caahed and Information f1suished, tn hleh
a. rates paid f0s DDahaoosoS ard ~ hlnde q COX
and Silver; afro Tot al tsoyefnmcnt 5ecuftties
| taylor 4 (ND. DnnkaFn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01


CLEVELAND, o, Aug. O.-Tls.e
BITS Phi Convention, which has
session in this city for two days pad
ipured this p. M, to meet Ut Geneva,
York, the coming year.
Last evening the members OF the II
nifty, escorted BY papworth's band. mar
from the Kcnnard House to Brenn
Hall. whsrs large addisnee awaited
coming. and addresses were delivered 9
Hall by Rev. Grosvenor w. HeacOck
At Buffalo, and poem was prononncs
New. Perry N. Browne, Of n. \.
Edward N. North. Of Asmaltoa OOlleg'
On taking HE seat - Chairman OF p
exercises, delivered IN able end interu
address.
Later IN the evening the ffaternii
down To An elegant entessatnmsns .
Kennard HOUSE, where with leasting aP
ca, &C, the festivities we're prolonged
. late hour. The deliberations Of tue
.yentlon have been largely attended thr.
cut. and snuch interest 10 taksn y We
Bxta PHI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

0su. DsAuess4oA 4 Pnisca--hs Ps-is
rssspsAdeue "fslke New Orleans 7imes
says II hi, last lee.sr: "Ile 10 still With 10
. seahes b y = Paris. having been called
thithss agaia. 81 ] understand L. , consid.
- his |efssalSf Aeeapssas uiliAry-@an.
- ipN - ld1o' wallselis d1&Ss,
,1iG 1fnev ct that ths Ene4 m
psss. No mn 6Rsfsh with thU N0lhans,
10 no longer adlsrse 70 the Generals &C.
csptassce o. tho oseion.. As 10 the Gener.
Il own way Of bint ns OF Intentions con>
essning the mat.,r-wait and see. &c, in
i Is, he Roma. pare nsst esxisus to have
In, and in the1 cage, ness 6kSs made him
very tempting q ers-the title Of Prince, 70
sssk neat y ~ Hospodss, The sum Of
100000 down hard c'sh. . pr,neely sal
ary. and the suP51 -, abseasts cemaand d
alf he mill ~ ces I'D setiSve Of to
pkincipalit:ss. n Il General shoufd accep7
his late comp J, pqs in arms could. and
lo;'ltless will, q fnish kedy officers
that would prove bvaluable 70 the Romans
in the event Of VI. Mighty event r. a
pending oil along lhe D nube."'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

l =
~ color. wr shi(4sssi.iAg. ~ ~ ~
,lAans. 1, leav;shs sthsf = equal. 10
ana\u,-p hair. SOFT. mons. MINT. . so'
cauA ii to curl, mil keeps IL '9Sr;s. pa
ulul- promote. its sro~&4 AM
cents i,s falling OH. !
II contain nn,ser ~i or sl1ao'
Numcros preparations oil, alcohol
and sulrha' narc been lined upon tAs
public. and ~ King to,al failed to give
satisfaction. IN manuf turers have d.
.rr,edly conc krief
DR.. Swain wa, ut, lie Vegetable Bslu
to accomplish all 10 claims for II, sns
authorize. his agent Q refund the meme!
wherever it fails ,q X saiisfactioa.
II is an en'iry y and scientific
preparation, pr~l ced b be distilstion o
rare and fragrant ho~er., hieh r.sdsrs =
no. saly The n !. rene~er s the verdi
bu. make. it r.icularly sfssabls -
hair drc.sin to both Old I'd young
Will. ii. liq 4 purity ..d ao- odor n
in striking ntras, with the Nd " mi1
lures usu, Ly sold.
The rraf rie,Or has letters ft'n NY .
the most distinguished - we'll - fassf sa
BILE pec1e, judges. eaersymsa. 'a~yV Z
physic Lus. opera singers. actresses. "a
certifying to the remarkable virtsss I
the BALM.
n,u't let any dealer urge upop yoo dI
ferrrt article. but " your trsdeemen -
mi SSep this, arnd one dollar Sora tr1ei %
IL t0tl,s, nearest agent, or the proprietor.
ii Tor grey half. send tor No.i
= n swain. proprietor. No. y south VI
For ssie BY iii The wholesale AsuoB's
IN ChicAOO.
HARRISON 4 SrARHS. wholesale end b
Agents, Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

ALBANY. Aug. O.-The whafves are
densely lined with spectators TO such an e.
tent that the excursion party could acarcely
reach the carriages The greatest possible
excitement everywhere prevailed. There
was continuous cheering and firing OF 81
lutcs and music. Thousands Of people lined
The sidewalks Of the streets through which
The proccopioa passed, and como IN thsir
anxiety crowded the carriage way 10 pep
into the faces Of the excussiO0tsta
The Presiient's carriage WIS guarded by
The Burgess Corps. The procession passe!
% Broadway and returning. was received
q shs l0sh and ash regulars, and the fire
jSpanment The latter eo0prising 6OO
0emben. Along the route numbes d
bujldlues were illumisuted, end flags and
.tronspsfancies displayed. Rockets were
aspi aud different colpred pyrQtechnks illu
uinaasd IT, sassek A. about Il hAlted ~
he capatol; the park Of which was deneeay
crowded with psfsons Of both sexes, aud al
soos end Coaditaoa. sse4
Gov. Fenlon received the President on ~
seeps ard, AovaIg shaken hands Nth hidh
dsllypse3 ~ sDlleytse edJps: .sss,
~. Pfehdknt-Whh NH considetaAlDe
ct TIE CHIEF Magisersso d ~ hepublie l
oddrese you words u welco0s 10 behalf Of
our citizens and the people Of ne SAee
who's capital you visit We extend % you
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

rEAsrERLv's IoDiKE AND SARsAPARlL. seSes.
intr,,> cesebsated medicine will cure ~, NJ
The Ass. Clsonic Eprs Eyes, Swell uGiAal
lows: White Swellings. Piles, mens.
MT 1 ."% ,hs ci;Tg Drop,y, Gravel Sen.
the honor to tender 20 70. diseases Noctu
Of your Cabinet, 70 the distiuE ~ .,smn
Of the army and navy ard the e''s - -. 49,,
tlemen of the diplomatic corps, pn- rms
aud most emphatic welcome to ou.I
With regard to yourself since We beg -
70 accent this welcome, not simply ~ ~
mark Of respect for the high position which
YOU occupy - Chief Magistrate Of the Ma
lion, but % . tribute to your personal worth
and - grateful acknowledgment Of your
services " the country. We cannot forget
how earnestly you espoased the cause 81 tho
union at the outset Of the late unhappy war.
how xealously you devoted your mastery
abilities. vouf time ana uniting energies 70
| its prosecution, how nobly you supported
| the Administration Of your talented prede-
ccssor aud how In tho dark hours Of disas
ter YOU STAYED his hands when they
we're heavy and cheered his heart when it
was sal Since your elevation ~ the Presi.
tlcncy. although responsibilities were thrown
upon YOU far more mOmentous, il il were
possible, than ever dcvOlvtd upon any Of
your predecessors. You have exhibited the
same fidelity 70 your ofEicisl obligations, the
same patriotism and same incorruptible
integrity. In Offering, therefore this warm
and heartfelt greeting, We discharge . duty
which We owe alike 70 you and To- ourselves
| trusting that under the blessing If God and
| with tue aid Of the able advisors who com
pose your Cabinet your administration may
4 result in the restoration Of permanent har
uony and ao0d feeling . between all the
: Statea We will only add. Long live TIKI
President; Forever live the Union.
The President replied:
NJ. Nayor-1 thank you for what yot
have said and / am In hopes that thOs'
thenhe will nOs b sSeributsd 70 persona
venisy. The disaincsioa which yuu hsv,
made IN welcoming me b eEcocdine'y grau
Wing. You welcome me 6fst - the Chic
haeietssts OF The Nation, distinction AM
res0ect de 20 n exalted station. and theI
10 the most acceptable manner you CIV
your ,nRratwlotion 10 me Is private Oti
zen. In this trying and perilous condition
OF our country an encouragement OF thi
kind strengthens and insplres me in m.
determination to purdue and carry cut tn
policy that believe will result In the sest0
ration Of peace and prosperity TO the Gov
= oruu,eut and the cs,untry. feel eonhden
:. and hopeful. All can cay in return j.
4 warmly thank you. know how 10 apprt
a cistc such welcome and again thank 20
:. most sincerely for what yOu have said I
= me, both as the Chief Magistrate and rs
D private individual and citizen. tAprlause
af The Mayor and Common Council of Troy
e accompanied by large delegation Of either
- on board the steamer Encline met IL
Prairie Queen At COryman's and aCcOmpai
led her to Albany where the parties arrive
: ut about O'Clock
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

S SDAY scn5oL u SIC.
Ed,tor Democrat,

Ld'ter Democrat. "A
Z nder the al r heslise X con- .raiocd
10 witt short afticie. VIM the terms
of this caption are defined. pm foes some
thing incongruous to my mini Let me
then define. ''Sasday" qsali6( Nhe woca
"Schsol." A Sunday Sfhool In, is .
school IN which childscn. and ydVAg per-
sons, young Disciples, snp those I'd Ad.sci.
pies, are assembled Tor .1lrb and a Iious
instruction, or In elhGe e6eSo y ~ ~
I'd n Chfis(ianity. " ~ e1Apee4 ~ oo1s
capacity. E. -.
Picnic, in its present fssfsas ncaeing. y
= festivc. excursion. pl9eeeee oasey, = sun
day School Picnic Is christian fetal exec
sion party. u thie u . cosrscl dsdnitis !,
Il brings ChsisslanitIf Into 80 unheppy, ana
perhaps. into .dau9ting association.
Nut to apprsach - suhjss4 q ~ pres.
cnt writing too diJys1y. pesnit ne 'say .
Esw words on the Jdgin sad prcgrss q the
| Sunday School = On institution. The i'm
msstal lsaikss 1feiaalsd shis bsssosseA In
ssitutioay Abspt ~ 800. efthe peDserl
century, % as1k obtssdsa Of ~ sh'.s
drcp Of the p6bs. o.biQel slases Of EGG.
land. These shildrsH % mislettApe were
dcPfived Of sdsntioa-' H.. passaeA esuld
n i,bes ailors u, snsaaspss ~ tieA ~
oon a. The lit, sec Of d, shser couIdearn
ne" per week. that pm vas ssscNtial
. sr'lsistssee. SUNDAY y as '.isir oely en>
employed time. 1he benevolent Rai1fs
scized upon these leisure hours e % sou1e-
thing ~ this neglected class. Hte first a
Jet wcs % learn the" 70 read. only. Thf
Tiled tie reIg'onists, especially the clergy
With holy horror. "What : desecratio9
70 teach the alphabet and spelling on thl
Holy s'h6sah. iSus ike every Eood mar
when b" knew 4 Va right Ae ssould 60 aAead
Othsrs sAw that the thing was eoed, Ard
where ever thSpswseAeen that ''csred 10
the poor" sas cnild!ea olSss Pos we're
semhled m The Sabbath dsy
The e&perimcnt was great Vscceaa. IL
. veryfatort time many wsss taaeht u seas
rel. When this end was gaise4 caee6s
wea9 ~ discovered. ao@ssy eeeNeA saes
whS nea lsasnea = - - VIM ~. Re-
sai kaitsa. snIes shey ~ wsise, scy vi
eth Be deps"del ana thA Sunday Dehoe
NJ the poor ceild's csesg& Ne $G0cia
sslsnp'snte, " be Wy esPt4Psee ~ nee
eM-'y to iaspfs ~. eehslau zhe Dae1is
tien was sslt a.aaaAasaos END w..s e iast!
tuition eonnoe Ylve upen ~ g.6meS wo41
a. oesiss, u (siSee = ven ~ ssepooas
IN the psecsSs Of 0os. ~ Ssndaf Ssha
80 introdoesdf f . Pusps4s ~ q apeu14'
but more relistoee. IL ~ juslyheeuue
that shsre vas hees ssees. ~ psshep
the seoes interesting - ehas ~ - =
rested. and psodted ~ a6S~eeDsaises; :
Aud W 6undsl Sehdse 9sDlssai -
tsa0Aoe juvuoAs whae ~ eonees -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

&sn,0Oo IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY ~ DAYS.
Prses eashea and Information fhsuished, tn hieh-
a rates said fue DOubaooaeS ard ~ kinds q 0Ola
and Silver; afro for al Government Securities.
TAYLOR = CO, Bankers,
naya1-A1v ID Wall a.. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01
mi.os't :. 's1r'cs~rc.

nee contained the foil bwing:
"A soldier sick anS destitute. is now ly.
ing at the Globe u{tel. lss,srd.y ,t,cy
were tall ihg OF scpoi, him 10 the Poor
House"
A ". hinston socia.ed press dlpa.ch.
nhon. The same fe as the bOve, IA -
follows: ~ ~
Gen. uowarY has begun The dir bution
vs>s!AAl ,fRgopriated by Cyhfsess lse
.n .so c."uo, ,. y" :sEisf essdmsn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

r.. w. N0eC0.E0.D .ANn.
BUILDER. MANUFACTURER OF SASH
ID Doors, blinds, Mouldmgs. brackets. Ac.-
Ccntrscts for buildings Of every description.
shop and Factory CORNER OF Nam and Thlrt
streets Davenport. Iowa aui-lsdadA~
DANlE0. GOULD.
VNyHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Harnia~re. e,arpets. OIL Ce"shs.
Mats. 0eWgs. Window
4AMdes, &c.
u.chol East Seroud Street cor Perry
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

wItA0u4 stainine the chin or injarng the 1lansats
Manufactured By J. CHHlsrADOnO. 9 Aston !leese
~ e u - shs = n''''s SsRts5iss Hs = ~ -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-11

A SINGULAR INTERyIEw. The late Vice.
President of the defunct Confectionery,
Alex. II. Stephens, paid a visit tonight
10 Tilton. editor of the New York In
dependent, and Medill, of the Chicago
Tribune, at the room of the former. IL
is not difficult to surmise the topic dis
cussed by this trio stephens con-
tended, of course, for the admission Of
the late insurgent States on the basis
of the Presidents policy, arguing that
as the South has given up the State
Rights doctrine Of secession, conceded
the freedom Of the negroes, uncondi-
tionally abandoned the contest that
their Representatives ought now to be
admitted TO their seats without delay
or conditions. Mr.. Tilton, on the
other side, took high moral grounds,
and insisted that the political equality
of the negro must be conceded and
guaranteed as condition precedent to
Teconstruotion, and Medill, viewing the
question from the lower grounds Of
Radical supremacy, argued that the
Black Republicans Of the South must
be allowed to vote as an offset to the
ex-rebel Democrats. The universal sui
frage and universal amnesty scheme
was proposed, and rejected by Ste
phens, for divers and sundry reasons.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-11

Orders No. % and 81.

At the evening session subjects Nos. ., 3
and !, were discussed, when the Association
adjourned till morning.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-11

In the fore part Of last October we pub
lished the following orders, but from tn,
fact that parties are frequently ignorantly
violating them, causing a great deal of un
necessary litigation and trouble, we give
them again; and this we do the more cheer.
fully, as we have been requested to do SO by
several lawyers Of high standing. The or
ders are as follows:
HEADQ'Rs DIVISION OF THE TENNESSEE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, Sept. p, 1865.
General Orders No. %.
In consequence of the many and repeated
applications made 10 these HEADQUARTERS
for protection against unjust and illegal ar
rests and imprisonment Of citizens resident
in this Military Division, who have been in
the service Of the United States, but now
discharged, for acts committed by them
while in service and under the orders of SUI
periors, the Major General commanding
directs that department and district COM
manders will most strictly prohibit and pre-
vent all such action on the part of the civil
authority, and will not permit the arrest,
imprisonment or trial Of any person or per
sons for acts committed by mem as soldiers,
while in the service Of the United States,
and acting under order OF their superiors
This order will not be 60 construed as 10 in
terfere in any degree with the requirements
Of General Order No. %, Z. s., nom these
Headquarters.
BY command of Msj. Gen. THOMAS.
NM. d. WHIPPLE,
Assistant AdJutant General.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-11

TINS CIRcUs.-Csstello's Great SHOW
opened yesterday afternoon on The vaesnt
lot, on the corner Of Summer and Union
streets, according 70 previous announce.
ment- The.programme is varied by eoues-
tfian feats, vaulting, acrobats and gymnas-
nes. The horse Gar, is a wonderful aui
mai both physically and mentally: it has
been said Of him that che has soul" he is
unquestionsbly the best trained horse in
THIS or any other country. January" and
The mule, also the horse, Andrew Johnson,
are well trained and are quite a feature
with the young folks. Herr Lenger, the
Lion King is certainly man Of nerve. He
enters the "Lions Den" where there are
four Of these wild animals growing and
Swapping furiOusly all the while, we look
every moment to see them tear him to
pieces, but be has them completely in sub
lection, and there is no danger. This after
noon and tonight will be the last opportu-
nifty 10 witness this daring feat, as they per-
form in Louisville tomorrow.
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