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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-07-17
SPLENDID PRIZES IN GRrrNpACks,-

SPLENDID PRIZES IN GREENBAcKs.-
Over s5 600 in G~reenbacks $4,000 10
Sewing Machines; 5000 In Washing Ma.
chimes a vast amount Of Hoop Skirts,
Albums, Books, Gold Pens, Pencils,
Lockets, Vc &c, to be distributed to the
subscribers and purchasers of the "Home
Amusement Every yearly subscribers
gets twenty.four tickets, drawing IRON 81
to 500 each in G~reenbacks. Canvass,
ing agents clear from $40 To- $40 pei
day raising clubs Sample copies with.
prize ticket and full directions and in,
structions to Agents, sent my mail, by
inclosing ten cents, addressed to the
Home Amusement, rs Nassau Street,
New York.
Male aud Female CaBvassing Agents
wanted in every town and neighborhood
in the United States.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION

Sarah Ritter, Daniel Miller and Ann
Miller his wife, Mary Homan, Elizabeth
homar, Andrew Holman, John Homap
Andrew Holman, q minor, Eliza Yeisly,
Amanda Yeisly, Elizabeth Yeisly, Marv
feisly, Sarah Jane 0layburg, The daugi.
ter OF Mollie Yeisly, dcc'd, who was The
wife OF Phillip Yeialy, and the husband
Oh The said Sarah Jaue oiaybnfv whose
name is unknown. Henry Homap h Amos
Holman willtakes notice that a petition was
nled against them on the 9Th day Of july
ls67, In the Court of Common pleas
within and for the County Of Ashland
ana State OF Ohio, by David Holman and
John Shook and Mary Shook, bis wife
and IS now pending, wherein the said Da
wa hornan, John Shook aud Mary Shook
MS vile, demand partition of the follow.
ing real estate situate in the county of
Ashland and State of Ohio, to Wit: Tbe
North West quarter Of Section eight, in
township twenty two, of Range Sixteen.
containing one hundred and sixty acres
more or less; also, the North East GUAR.
Ter OF Section Seven, in Tovnsbin TWEEN.
y two, Of Range Sixteen, containing one
hundred and sixty acres, mere or less,
excepting, out Of said last mentioned
quarter section, one acre and twenty four
aundredths OF an acre, owned BY the Az.
lantic y Great Western Railroad, also.
about three acres owned by Daniel Vert.
man. and two and a half aores owned by
foliy Holman /; reference is made to The
deed OF said parties for o particular de.
ssrlpsion Of said exceptions and that. At
the next term of said Court, after the ex.
plration OF forty days from tho first npb.
llcation OF this notice, the said David Ho.
man, John Shook and Mary Snook his
wite, will apply for an order that mart.
ition may be made of said premises.
DAVID HOMAN. /,
JOHN SHOOK, and
MARY SHOOK,
BY M,Combs 4 Curtis, their Att'ys.
July 10, 6w8
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GARD.

- - 0 a~Nt 81. ~.
EFT 1t lie distinctly understood tana /,
IA hereby caution those that are not awars
OF the fast) that
Rohrer's Eapectorat Wia Cherry Tonic
is no cheap Bitters, 50 commonly u,.d .,...
where, but Is an old standard remedy far 4
most every complaint that flesh is heir Ia. =
Il isa blood pari6er that has NO eouai FL,
diseases ofthe Chest, Liver, Kidneys. Lunss
stomach and Bowels, Indigestion. Dvsnens;s
Diarrhea, Dysentary Cholera Morbusi Ian.
erai Debility, 40. Every family should have
~ Delicste ladies and children should uss
~. Il viii inVigOrate the system, give clear
and healthy color to the skin and strength ~
eody; AL children are subject 10 e6ol,o
oiarrhea and pains, Instead of using thoss
preparations Of opium, so injurious 10 tbs
brain and fatal in its results, use Robrsr,s
Wild Cherry Tonic. which will relieve the sns.
ierer Of oil pains and ailments. and instsaa
OF being an injury, viii DO a lasting bene6t.
no injury can result from this compoundo
Uid. infrm aad feeble persons shonis use n.
Every vessel going 10 sea should be- provided
with. Sold by druggists and dealers everv.
where' ]. RoHRER, Sole proprietor.
ISAAC II. MYERS, Wholesale Agent 4 A.
"'os'er. 3mS
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Reconstruction comuIst.d At IL,

Reconstruction Completed at the
Ashland Mills, under the immediate su.
pervision Of s. LEWIS, of TiAin, Seneca
County, Ohio. A New Suit Of doubler
extra Anker Brand Boiling Cloth and s.
Lewis patent process of wrapping is now
being put upon the Reels Of the Ashland
Mills, which will make, with certainty,
an additional yield Of too pounds Of flour
70 each bushel Of cheat aud Of better
quality, over and above the amount made
BY any other mill in the County. All
will be ready for operation on Monday,
june 10th, 1867.
Sm50 N. RECTOR.
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Tar LooAI o. THE Asu1Asn TiA,rs

Tar LOCAL o. rHE ASHLAND TINES.
The local Of the Times, 10 that sheet
Of last week notices the Base Ball Tour.
naiient here 90 tn Fourth, in his char.
acteristic style. We say, characteristic,
for IL he did lot misstate in facts, villify
aud deliberately fasify whoever he op.
poses, misquots Whatever he attempts to
quote, and scandalOusly impugn the mo.
Etiyes Of every person who disagrees with
hin. on any subject, he would not be- I'VE
local. and would not be recognised BY
his most intimate friends. he says:
"We came upon the grounds With the
permission Of Both Captains to report
thu game, but by ON unknown chilean.
cry we were "ousted" by an order from
the Captain Of the Washington club
The Captain Of the Washington club
never gave him permission to sreport''
from the Scorers table, for the reason
that tho scorers were gentlemen, and did
not desire his company. He continues
HWe know il to be customary all over
the United States, for clubs to extend te
the press such couftesies and are at q loss
to account for this sudden change"
"The Presa.g Ye Godsl The ide.
that this mean, ~sneakirg. tEo-psnny, low
lived scaveuger,--this illiterato damphooI
calling him the "Press," his both laugh.
able and disgasting. IF be ever comes
on the ground again, when the Washing.
ton Club is playing q match, the only
"courtesies' that will be extended to him
will be the application Of blot leather
to his postericr, which will, undoubtedly
cause him to make a "clean home rum"
Again, we quote:
"The third innings was played during
an incessant rain, the Athletics laborine
under decided disadvantages"
Such silly stuff is not worthy Of notice
i bears the lie on it's very face.
Every sensible man knows that Il
would be very difficult to decide whether
the Batsmen or Fielders labor under
the most disadvantage during a rain.-
But suppose there is an advantage in
position, while it is raining, the Athletic
Club had an equal benefit of It for, as the
Tines says, 1t rained necessarily while the
third Innings was played,
Not conteu. with misrspresenting tho
Washington Club, this cowardly, white.
,livered scullion makes the following con.
ttemPtible fling at the gentleman who
umpired the game:
"Mr. 8. G. Bushnell umpired the first
game ard Capt. 3. Frad6felter the sec.
ond. The latter gave perfect satisfaction
IN every case, his decisions being Just
and correct.p
The reader naturally concludes that
the decisions Of the former gentleman
were nor . Just anucsrrect. But such was
not the case. Mr.. BusnNEIL's UNI.
nirin0 oava onk;ra s.t;,c. ~
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Ss-0f the almost innumerabls number
OF preparations in the marke. for restOr.
ing gray hair to its original color, We
know Of none which gives so universal
satisfaction as Rings Vegetable AmbrO
sia. We have tried Il and found II ID
restore the color in . truly wonderful
mannsr--as we'll as to remove dandrpa
and all itching caused BY hunors Of The
scalp. Try ii and be satisfied. For
Sale in Ashland BY Pancoast & Son. .
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1arAgue, CNils, or Mtermittsnt n

s6rAgue, CRils, or Intermittent Fe.
yer cured, or the money refunded. DR..
Wits Agus Pills are entirely anew med.
icine, and having been tried in over /,
200 Of the very worst and obstinate cases
of Chills and Fever, and not failed even
In n case to e~ffect..a speedy cure, the
proprietor guarantees them to cure every
case, even after all other medicines fail
Those suffering should Immediately give
them a trial. They are warranted to cure.
For sale by Druggists, or sent by mail on
receipt Of the price, 81. Address DR..
Witt, Boz Gil, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Iy-41.
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Gbt 9sglaaa daior,
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,


Brief Items.
SEQ card Of R. NJ. CAMpBELI, ESQ,
In other column.
Lines on the death Of DR.. Crane
will appear next week. Z
The W. B. B. O., will meet for field
exercise, at ! o'clock on Thursday.
The Post Office will not be removed
TIL the last Of this week, as the room is
not yet finished. 50
"A farmer, residing . short distance
from Marion, had l27 feeces of wool sto.
len from bis barn o night last week. !,
The lovers Of Base Ball will find a
very amusing description Of the gam, on
the first pags Of to-duy's paper.
Hon. @. L. VALLAaDIGaAM and
Hon. 4. ]. kenny win address q mass
meeting at LOudOnville, on Saturday,
September 18th.
The wheat harvest in this County
will be finished this week, aud the yield
10 the best garnered for many years.
The corn Is shooting ahead wonderfully,
and the yield promises to be abundant.
The Enterprise B. B. o., Of Ash
land, goes to Hayesyille tomorrow to
pley with the Club Of that place.
"A gold watch chain was lost ON Main
street, in this place, a short time ago
Any person returning it to this Office will
DO literally rewarded, and no questions
asked. sos Z
| THE Times says we aindulged in
soue very improper language in our pa,
per Of week before last. If We said
Anything we ought to be sorry for, we are
glad Of it, 2
Nv. J. Smithsob, Of Philadelphia,
and Miss Maggie 3. FornshelL Of Woos-
ter. ohio,swe married ina balloon, 100
feet In the air, at Pittsburgh, a few days
| ago. T&gg1tN 2
"A Mr.. Douglas was nominated for
State Senator for this District, by the
MoDgref Convention, held at Mansfield
on Monday
The match game Of B. B, between
the Lightfoots and the Silver Stars, on
Thursday last, resulted in favor of the
latter BY eleven runs,
Edward Kimmett, a tailor, black
hair, blue eyes, short built, left Mansfield
ten weeks ago, and has not been heard
from since. Information respecting his
movements should be sent to the Mans.
field Herald. .
"A recent law Of Ohio requires all in.
surance companies whether out or within
the State, 10 publish their annual state.
meuts. 1t would DO we'll for agents to
see to this, as policies are void unless the
regulation is complied with.
-On Saturday last, a young gent
from the country, who, having imbibed
more whisky than was absolutely ueces.
sary to a peaceful state Of mind, attempted
to "kick up a muss," with q gentleman, of
this place, but being informed that there
was a calaboose in Ashland, he quietly
retired TO his rural home.
IA lad named Walter Jameson, IA
years Of age, living at Mansfield, acct.
dentally shot himself with a pistol, on the
Fourth. The ball perforated his hand,
and then entered his left breast. The
missile has not been found and is suppos.
ed to have entered the lungs.
-"Why dontyou deal with me :" said
a close listed tradesman to a friend, the
other day. The reply was characteristic
"You have never invited me, sir. I have
looked all through the UNION for an in.
v%itation 10 the shape of an advertisement,
and found none. I never go where l am
not invited.' Well put
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The AnAcrsoiayille Horror..

The Cincinnati yolks Blatt, edited by
the Hon. Fred. Hassaurek, the ablest
German Radical in Ohio, and who was 4
prominent candidate for Lieutenant Gov.
error onthe ticker dominated On The i9tbt
Of june, charges oil these horrors on B.
! Butler aud Edwin N, Stanton who
refused 70 exchange prisoners with the
south The blood Of the starved and
slain At that prison, The Vplks Blatt
charges, lies 81 the. door Of those Radi.
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sSs- 1t is pleasant to recommend a re.
ally meritorious article, hence wo ask
those suffering from Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness, or Debility, to try DR.. Striokland'l
TONIC. DR.. u. M. Sans ordered "a 90
worth for J. U. Hays, Decatur, Alabama
I. Hart, New York City, srys, at cured
me! where can | get it for my friends p
Thus they write from oil quarters.
Undo ~
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sD-The Times, of last week, contains

shs-The Times, Of last week, contains
this paragraph
"The Union in its last issue INDUCED
in very improper language, and said we
uttered o base ~falsehood, in saying the
Democratic party applied the term "gol
their deserts' in regard to the soldiers
suffering at Andsrsonville, Libby, 40"
"Improper language" indeed WI
only said you lied when you charged the
Democratic party with having said that
Soldiers, whom the Government permit.
ted to suffer at Andersonville rather than
exchange "hoaltby men for skeletons"
''got their deserts,' while in prison, and
we repeat it now-cram the lie dowa
your throat.
Mr.. Times, we advise you to change
your tactics and tell the truth. Such
silly lies will not win.
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Dos'r USE soDA.-Nor any Of The
common kinds Of Salera.us in making
bread, if you value health and desire d
have bread that is pala.abls. Always use
d. B. DoLand 4 Co.'S Best @smical
Siderable and you will have q pure arli.
e'e, u may be'bad At tho srocsrs. n
q put up full wsights, others are abort
weights.
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SALE

pursuance Oh an order Of the Pro.
~ 1a'e ovur. DOL 9. Ashland uounty, Ohio,
Issg y? 4; .he leth eay Oh June, A. d.
Gu s.y case 2, henry WertI, GUAR.
an u miiDer. Iiiton, against his ward,
o. ' ~ s'
at 2 o'clock P. NJ, on he premises. 81,
at Public Sale the following aesef;bea
Real Estate, to wit : Situate Ia tho coun.
y Of Ashland and State Of Ohio, being
.se one UNDIVIDED nth part Of . part Of
tue souts.East quarter Of section fss,
o. township tWsp!y-three, of Range six
Teen, ana bounded and described as fol-
lows; Beginning at the South. East COR
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Meeting Of the Central Committee

The members Of the Democratic Cen.
trail Committee Of Ashland County, are
requested to meet at the Office Of the
ASHLAND UNION, on Thursday, August
9th, at l o'clock P. NJ. Let every mem
Der be in attendance.
J. N. Lands, Chan.
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The Peoples Nrdict-No one need
suffer with the Piles. W. Beebe, o
farmer, near Kalamazoo, Michigan, says,
%"after suffering intensely with the Piles
for thirty years, one bottle OF DR.. Strick.
lands Pile Remedy cured me. Chas L
Glass, GAINESVILLE, Wis, says one bottle
cured him aud his brother. A II Rose,
Postmaster at Peru, Ohio, says it cured
b m in o few days. 49tf
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J, P. cowAN, MD VS.. BATTLES, N. p
DRs, cowAN & BATTLES
Havins formed = Co. psrtnsrsbip. win rI,,
prompt attention 70 all cases In the praciic,
Of Medicine and Surgery.
Ashland. July 8, lse7-2t !
AdminlstratoF's Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby siysu that the un,
IN dersigaed was, on the Let day Of Ju.
y, 1861 duly appointed Administrator
Of the Estate Of John Moreland, decd.
ALExANDER O.. KILE.
Ashland, July sd,-sw
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MATRIMONIAL

MARRIEDy--0o the 10Th inst, at
the residence OF the brides father in
Ashland by Rev. W Il. Seely, Mr.. SAM.
.uEL ". Mc0LAIN and Miss CELIA
Il. CROMWELL.
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Means Or fle Companx.

W. kT|T >offN"Y 70 rfit
Estimating the distsncefo Be built by ths
Union Pacific 70 bel te6 miles, the United
States Government issues its eix per cent
Thirty year Bonds to the Company Is ~.
road is flushed II the average rate Of about
vs., $50 per mile. amounting 10 Ss4,20s000.
The Company is also permittedto issue it,
own First Mortgage Bonds to an seeuai
amount, and at the same time, which BY me.
ciai Act Of Congress ere made . First Mort
gage on heentire line, The bonds Of the Uni.
ted States being subordinate to them.
The Government makes q donation OF H.
800 acres Of land to the mile, Amounting 10
20,0s2 600 acres. estimated 70 be worth $S0..
O0) 900, making the total resources, erolu-
siye. Of the cal ital, sllS,4i6, 900; but the full
value Of the lands can not now be realized,
The authorized Capital Stock tof the ON.
pany Is one hundred million dollars. Of
which Eve millions have already been paid In.
and Of which IL Is not supposed that more
than tweniy-ase millions at most VIII bore.
quired.
The cost ofthe roads estimated bv nm
petent engineers to DO sb ut one hundred
million dollars, exclusive Of equipment.
Prospects for Basiaes& 4
The railroad connection between Omaha
and the East is now complete, and fhc earn.
ings Of the Union Pacific on The s~eotians II.
ready finished for the first two veeksin NAV
were $4,000. These SECTIONAL s-arnincs
% the read progresses will much more thsn
pay Che interest on The Gcmpany's bond, and
railroad between tho Atlantic AMI racI6o
must be immense.
Value and Security of The Bonds.
The Company respectfully submifihe above
statement Of facts fully demonstrates the se.
eurity oftheir Bonds, and as additional proof
they would suggest that the Bonds now Offer
ed are less than ten million dollars on 6I7
miles Of road on which over twenty mini On
dollars have already been expended Ion $40
miles Of this road the cars are now running.
and the remaining 1877 miles are nearly com.
rleted. fH"
Atihs present rate of premiums od Old
these bonds pay an annual interest on The
present cost Of
Nineper 0et,
and il is believed that on the completion of
the road, like the Govern meni Bonds. thsv
will 60 above par. The Company intend Il
sell but o limited amount at the present Inv
rate, and retain theright toadyance the price
at their option.
Subscriptions will be received in New York
by the 80.
C~oSrrSEzTAL Mar. BANK, No. Z Nasssu
81, CLARK, DoDGI & Co, BAxKrns, 81 Wn
st., JOIN j. Cisco a Son, DAsKrns, No.
wall 81,
and by BANKS AND BANKERS generally
throughout the United States, Of whom man
and descriptive pamphlets may be Obtained.
They will also be sent BY mail from The Com
pany's Office, No. 20 Nassau Street, New
York on application. snbscribersgwii Sc.
lect their own Agents in whom they have
confidence, who alone will be responsible 10
them for the safe delivery of the bonds.
JOHN ]. CISCO,
Treasurer, ~
NEW YORK
o" oi. e1aff EWfeTNX
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HENRY VERT, Guardian Il
WILBERT Triton.


DID, swspe Bsfars Jacob Fast. 3.
W Up. az ,Jaeknon ~
John crinnon;. Aihiasd Count, Q.
CAN Justice issued On order Of Attach
40 mentin the above action Tor the ann az
eight dollars deb, and tsn dollars the proba-
BILE cssts. =
July i, lss7rsr
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First Mortgage Bonds
PER CENT. N GOLD
Ninety ceuts on the poIlar.

This road was completed from Omaha s05
west on the Let Of J anuary, 1861, add 10 hiIly
equipped, and trains are regularly running
over II. The Company has pow on haad
sufficient iron, ties, etc., 10 hnisll the remain-
ing portion ID, he eastern base Or The Rocky
Mountains. 2l2 miles, which q nndsr coe-
tract tc be done September Isf sof this year
and 1t 10 expected that the entire road sillbe
ain running order from 0flalrat 10 lis western
connection with the Wsstsn Pacific. bow
being ropidly built eastydid from sscranen-
to, Cal, during 1870.
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McNUITY HOUSE,,
VIM, MeNaity, Proprietor, South sids Nsih
lstrsst Ashland, ohie.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-26
RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, November 25.--Judge I'm.
derwood has received telegram from
Judge Chase stating that he would GER
tainly be present this morning at Davis
trial Among the witnesses are General
Lee and sons and General Porter, Of
Grants staff Ex-Governor Letcher and
General Francis H. Smith, of Licking
ton, are also here. Upon the announce.
ment of the adjournment of the court
the crowd, consisting chiefly of blacks,
quietly dispersed. The panel, out
of which the jury for the trial is to be
drawn, is one third colored men. Judge
Underwood yesterday granted the prayer
of General Imboden and issued a man
damus to compel General Schofeld to
permit him to vote. 1t is returnable the
9Th of December.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Law Court Of Memphis-Clerk Office, Novem-
borb, ls57-Hardwick A Meals. plaintiffs ".
Attachment Suit. Williams A Glover, defend
LFfIDAvIT FOR ATTACHMENT HAv-
~ ing been made in this case IN pursuance Of
section 3f55 on the Code Of Tennessee. and
attachment having been issued and returned By
the proper offcer levied. etc. on the prop
erfv af he defendants, Williams 4 Glover. Il
De therefore ordered, that said defendants ap-
pear al the court house In the city Of Memphis.
Team, on or before the second Mondayin FEB
ruary next and defend this suit. or the same
viii Be taken for confessed ~ q them and the
case Get for hcaring exparte. and that { pv %
this order be published once a week Tor four
consecutive weeks in the plntlc MON.
A Copy JOHN DONyNAhs
JNo. w. GnnH1N. y. g.. Clerk.
PTEEcr, RIcHaRns 4 DIx. Ati'yf for Pie.
l-oaW-a9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-26

p6~A. johnson, late Of Tennessee, is
catching it from all parties. He is q
President without party. There never
was better chance for man to retrieve
bis misteps than he has at this moment,
notwithstanding his long delay. And
we have hoped that he would stand up
and do something. But we confess our
faith begins to fail u.s. The following
account of him is from the Cincinnati
Commercial, half friend, half enemy.
The reader will infer what he may from
it:
Andrew has the power to do a deal Of
mischief, but he lacks the nerve 0bsti-
nate as a mule in his opinion, he is as
unstable as water in his actions. No
amount Of public condemnation will
change bis views; no victories, indorse-
menis, or encouragement will induce
him to act. If his ends could be accom-
plished by long talks, something would
be done True, be removed Stanton,
Sheridan and Sickles; but in the first
instance he complied with the law he
pronounced unconstitutional, aud shield
ed himself under General Grant in
the next, he was careful to say that he
removed these commanders for personal
disrespeet to himself, and by attempting
70 replace Sheridan by Thomas, tried
10 save himself from a charge Of obstruct-
iug the laws Of Congress. The secret
Of all this may be found in the mans
lack Of pluck. For example, during the
Buell. Commission, Andrew, then Military
Governor Of Tennessee, charged General
Buell. with being a traitor, for that Buell.
had attempted TO evacuate Nashville, aud
was prevented only BY the active inter-
l ference Of said Andrew This Buell
pronounced false, aud yet the Judge
/ Advocate 81 The Commission could never
get the vociferous and patriotic Andrew
into Court 70 face Don Carlos And
Z When, a. last, the witness, Andrew sfore-
said. sent IN his deposition, General
I Buell., in published defense, pronounced
il false, and is deponent a perjured
scoundreL OF the perjury we may
have doubts. bot Of he lack Of pluck
] there is 20 question. A little oircum.