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SAuK VkCe7
DRUG STORE!|
a.a{icsa4s, s,s.ra.<o@:,3
- Minnesota.
j. E. FINCH,
Pu,e Drul5 GM1dai6aS;:
PAINTS,
OILS AND VARNISHES.
WITS LEAD i C0LoRS.
: 1',...,, lard, ss::;.;I.%; Carbon. Is....
+; 81: T. T. -:
Glassware. window Glass and Putty;
Brushes Of al kinda, and Paiutsrs'
stock generally.
: DYE srurris,, +
EPuRE WINS ANp3RAND1as.
FINE .ILD WHISTLES.
For medicinal purpesss.
=. 4 4 complete a''sstn'at Of
PATENT MEDICINES!
rrsssss aaA shoulder 1raess; xsess,.s
L:a1s sad fiztsrss; ~ ehsissst
brands Of chewing sa1 smoking
Tobacco; Imported saa
A.esiesa PseS.9ssy s.a Fstast
Article; s9sas variety e Hair
Had, Plssi; Nd, u lux Sra9Gs1.
IS T A TIONERY.
WALL PAPER,
eLA19s,
mr., g.: 49,. -.'
... "a.
WRISTBANDS,
BIRD CAGES,
I, !. LADIES' !4a4vt11*o: s.e,xs4A,
YANKEE NOTIONS.
&C., &c., SC.
+. .>-,..
The stock is complete aad comprises
EVERYTHING
Usually kept in . hrst-elass Drug and Va
riety Store.
The Goods ars offered
[L0W FOR CASH ONLY.
/ j.; {: T 1, ! z
~ Physician prsssrip&isns AID lan-
ny receipts carefully compounded ffsa
best materials.
j. +. FINCH.
6suk Csatrs, June s, 1867. ~
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An14ig1.ns German girl, Who came
70 this country to marry her cousin,
and found him too poor to marry her,
committed suicide in New York recent.
y, BY the extraordinary method Of: cut
ting od the heads Of matches and eat
ing them. She refused to take an an.
tidote.
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Al S. LAND OFFICE, ST CLOUD. MINI.

Al S. LAND OFFICE, ST CLOUD. MINI.
y. November 10th, 1867.
e4er o. Otondcr: -,
SIR: You are hereby MOI lied to appear at this oet
Of the said day and then aud theEo show
.ause why your Homestead Entr, No 57Sv, mac By
,uu May =, Aoot, UPON tue section ~ township
III, rang So the DIST. ,Auus sutsct to lie
st CuuI, Num-, should Not We ca. celsd - A1dreW
Swanson alleges al,Ahd. nnlent thereof by Vol
PROPOSES Then ana trere 10 show the same when y.'a
Will 10 permitted to contest saoh snowinE-
Ii. WAIT, Register,
nov2E6ws II. c. BURBANK, Receiver.
aI $. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
" 49, Noveinoer 10Th, ls65.
sI: You are hereby notified to appear At this onc,
Tie Urn sUAk r1EEsANUAtA ca1sb, nj 10 1csoet
the o tue salu and then and there show
cause why your .iSissstsau No. zsatA, made BY yos
tanlia,Y saltA Aab6,. ulua the % 4 No Il e Il 90 u
>sw. ~ Sc II section 81, township La, rang
III this! sLstrict ~ lxlds sut8scs to sals ii
81. Cloud, MIMI, should not be Cancelled, Eril
xriksoa aAeses@ en- abahaoorasat thereof b,
same, when sou will III permitted to contest sucl
.l.uu1nx. - s.A AAnNAA g. W4lT, keSistse.
noszl,ews II. =. BURBANK. keceiver.
TIs<AASpofE II. CLOUD. MINI, =.
.,so,ye Ho,card 81, q; 81: ::1>
81 You are hereby aotiasd 10 appear u liz eabe'
"a .tie TIN DAY IN tSANUA ls6s, ~ 10 Tclook /,
the he sal1aay ss,d shsae aud III . sav~
saus. Any your Aonles ead Try ~. lIBx, made 3,
tvH Snip 49, nn.e ~ Di.sr,ct iauds bjsc
G~ee h>n shsslaa NJ ~ easoale<.s .
Maui. II. Stenbrecher alleges abandonment thsrep
~ .Ou Hld lfe1uses aken ana ~i'<ss ~ SHOW ;tas
same when sou viii b. psr",s'e4+ = e sen;:.s 'oea
nov2i-6ws =. - he. BukBANk; Hsceive1.f
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e. > F. TALOOTT
WATCAMAKER5, Z 5:JEWELER
: Corner First Avveaaaus md W i ; Ss,sl!eet,
80. LOWER SAINT CLOUD. 90.
DEALER in Clocks. Watches, Jee;welry,
AisPoons, Speetacles, Gold Pens, Silver
Thimhles, So, &c.,, Of fine quality which
he willse1l as low as any Of like quality can
be bought this side ofChicago:' Cali and
see.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c., repaired
in good and satisfactory manner, and on
reasohableterms- y 80 >:
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:, y. 1A.D estsss, q. Closd. AlsS, M. "a ,oSs:
. !" ;H9kkS3so4Esst xsa.s: hsshL &stiss2
bkhs 1851 At 1es&sek ID ~ f~ssea a sh3s11tsye
and then ald there show cause why your HonestsaA
1ntrya0. ssas hsde 81 So Novsslbst ms, lsGj,I
Spo sss sh S. no = ss;:oa ~ seA,
a .I'se ;h91S e. sanss seeisa
po:se, then :aat here 70 shs~ :she aspe ~isnzyoo
viii 10 permitted to contest such showing. 49,
1Es5 s-sc 5rt1s*HSC.TWAH, 1skeeF, ?
80 nov'-SvI = 49,. II. BURB4AK, ,kschIE.
y. 8. LAND OFFICE, st. Cloud, Aips, &s1.ttk, nv.
I AAtlD r. nVVfkk MI JANIS AOka}AN-
~ esaxe .1~u saasas~cu u yUu sss ssrsayaatiaeiss
".veHr ~ thls oli1 - ~ .nS liza NA1 W UECEAxhk
Aev. stlS vsa%<K iif Tue o. tho $40 ~
I'D thsu ard t*rs ~ WY your AolAu, ..a.;,
Entries anu atD, llAie 500 ueceilv.r ZAtI
Aeot, anu AvveulS.r iots ispo, Ai'vu ~ 81 u il
"a 80 n aud m ne u sect ou -, ~rnsaly ~
la..se le IN tue UistrlcJ iaiS0S suDet Il eG
~i"uu, 3l'hu, s,ouI. nut D. .aiiceAeu, JAA,ss r.
V'chAla alleges an xLan.onissnt ire ri u sAcu
VI w " tus sd: respectavs tracts A.su prus,vssu
.nsh ana there 10 SHOW tue SaliS when you VIII b.
4s'IAttsd U contsst such showing. I'D j:
Ii. Z. WAIT kegister,.
novi-'~f II. q. DUkBANK, Receiver.
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). 4. BENNETT,
VIII .'. .1e.oo 'tt, I. 1ys s*..'E qIIIl
Dry Good 8,
CLOTHING.
mars Z cars, -
BOOTS 4 sHo10
IoRockzas' 8 3a1AsswA1e q
l4,tPs. x1sRols. olocEl11E q,
4 -
nIlIaa,ev /. Tc,,ipt Of ny Ta,l s,d
0 W}a1af 6eesk, a4Aiek has been lUlestsl
iii slsa. purchased q eless 1guN a.d
VIII r{iss91es u AAfiasrsasi.g what's d
~ ss>o I weqA nest respectfully In
~ 80 .'''' '< $ ~ '1'.. z. ny
80, & T.;
: In Dres eecds :
lA.tts,;s5 . IN. ,,s.; CONSISTING Of lr...l
Asriaels, Grape dlChs.s5 aud &1arss,
AlDaeeQsss Pasaaa4as, IesGs1 flsoks
i:<'' i''''':s ia in:V.:i D''''s::. @s
~ ~.
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l.a4.es. and o,{f:co.4.; e1..... vest.
0s@ees = s.a p1s.s. dtZ ~ &eae,
Well 9vsesai.ts, 1eeketstst baekAaits6
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which they .s.r t,,l1. .laeu...n,, me, ,
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III t.. S;... ~ :AS 80, enAee
"a
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CALL Atp,144ar
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OPEGTACLES AND EYE GLAssEs.=-
y Genuine Pebble Glasses, Double F.:
Gus, Periscop,c and Convex, worth from
b5cts to $500, for sale at BUSH'S. Can
exchanged If not found to suit after .
10 rough trial. .-,,.e ,,..as,
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Livery and Sale Stable.

=, 1he und.rsis.ed 4asiust erected Efn
lsrse and eonnaed ii iesas .t.bbl., On IL cor.
aer Of Lake Street snd Perry Place, eppe-
site Clsri'S store, near tho Central Heass,
which 30 has .Allea with livery stock, con-
priSi1ga nu1hbsT II l. ~ IL: -::.~. ; :,
,:.s> FINE ..HORSE S,r
Suitable for either riding or driving and .
voSIetyoi = H.. ~
HANDSOME BUaa1Es
Fersihglssr double team. ! Il.
Connexions, elegant esrrisge for plsss.
ure parties always ready.
All orders for teams for excursions, p.
nersls or Journey will bs attended to
promptly.
His stock isof tho best kind, sad hs In
vites his friesdste call.
L. B. s1LsBY.
81. Cloud, June asa, 1868. vsaae-ly
|. REMEMBER THAT
ID. VI. MGEKS9Oldi.Li& CO.
Always sell
AZ Low 40 TN LoW9ST.
ra;J h.,. received l.re. .datiio,, {. lid,
stock fer the
FAIL TRADH,
An3e>~~~ss.s ft~ er'iese.asS, rte''..<s:
re 153l:frikaoI Is III :eai5j;
00MB0Tlc 0Iu0uAA0, % snA -,
Heavy Brown sheetia1s, - - lS,
BLEACHED sHIRTIN0s, IL - -.
~, ;:.|tI ss~a :
AND At
0LOTHS, OAsS1llERES
Ladies' Dress Goods
I ! p: A. :. : ~ )
PRICES no DEFY COMPETITION,
At 1ns OLD STAND OF
D. W. INGERSOLL l. co.
: 1Naxasol11 11ock !
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
September 22d. 1866 ,sa,o.ly
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AND oTRIck, 81. eheUb; -11nx:,
-. - :hsvtesses II A:vLTItJ r.
..t s:ke. =. te1.ez.ess.a te.,p,.rr 4 tts eaS,Ss
~ ~ 1gfa DAx ~ Nl4-AAhkk as65,ss u o.eafsS
~ tess<ensol q IL nd dsj a rssa ia -.
. .IS 49, yy Zys e.! &ken,.e 1isez ~. q
ssct3on 10, s0wnsup lz4f II IL Ds1HSe33
~ 49, ~ subject 70 sale Il X 1aiaa shovse
s0 - oeaesisd, - kn~t- AsasE.,n- s1e--,-
: ~ 80; u Sis;3zs; d. -
- eSass. 80; .Hef .ss5;S: "Ass 1srsis Essais11
s.:::. :: g.: e5xses WIN, 4s.1eas1c.0 :
- N Z. xyAtsA4ek11kefs.1 :
Il LAND 0kno9s e1sQk9VN. ~. @75sE
~ vctVler Six, 1861, 49,
"''H4ea ~. $W4. .>.-. 1s XII -: =
e; iGu 10 a:tsoy noeiaed 70 appear .. this oac,
49,. =. - ~ ~ 09Ck49Gk 1857, II 10
sset .SaJ1tE -, assa 'L.e .i77y NO. - =
i - g T. ;? e .. &. :; $500;
:" .5es p a 81 NJ; aa4 hot AI&ae118&
you tnd proposes thsq aa6atsze IS 1t1o1 ~
wnse you will be permitt.asacuasss&s,,es shov1.-
a -
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ID OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, aI1NN.
Nnva~Ah~u OOsl.> 1GSY

Superintendent Of Common Schools for stearns Co.
St; Cloud, Oct II, 1867. nl4-5w
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I AND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI,
IL ?. - 1otsmbef n, 1867
x.e.1y Toxin -
81: 1eo aIe Hereby nouded to appear At this one.
o. &c 21ss DAf ~ DDak4slGlI Is57, & 10 deiof
"a ~ txenoon Of the S.id dsx and thsu and there
mae ny you Ass NH 1855 upon HE : X csX.sE
80 q sacl'oe G. tvnnshap ~ psas1eTo az {
Dstse1 subject % o. e 1t 1t. Ci;ud. Nin.r
shoeiA ~. 1sci eauesjsi, 5 q 80; 4o-so
alleges Al abAnd ansns shersM By you III; uru1oig
thea and there sk~w ssa,,s wnes, TGi I'm IN
pef1usssd 70 contest sueh
H.: 49, AkAAx &: FA8E, xsx1taET
os''ov. Il. =: 1Ck11NK, keeaiyx
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srB:EzaB V5l4e1 cio5S; l Nm.
ts~er-4~. November :0th. 1s17. -. - =
Jbseph LdNd6et1l: Reso~ t-a-z--z- - ~ >
sn: Yoe ass hssby 1oti1sd 70 sspsar 1t III, oRes
on The I'M DAY OF JANUARY, ~. a. "a o;eioss
n ths ssssssas Of rs selldA5 aia 1Ss = ~.
n.ds bJ 20 1sy q ~: spos g q 4 ~ =. =
= z =; ::<t1s 2 81 - 4 ~ Aeetka 8 1s.s.
tsct to Sc ct EclesA Ata slsSul1s 81 s. -
csled, = George Wailacl alleges a ahsaloaasas
thsresflty ~ - JsupdoMf aA61x 611e Is -
ths ssass, whss yos viii b permitted 70 egatsst ~
tGhowAkJtsstGS t.s.45U WATT 1r1SBs
teesS1 =. G. 1U1sAAK, Kee.syes:s
IT .. LAND Q1Itc1, u. CLOUD. xux
FOS5 Ti< s~G7a 1oo9tbs90 ~,
-: zebo1: -
10 9s4ssb1 .ease1t TO ~, s,1..r + liz -,
~ fuso.sW.G 6s ~ AE1efaAa 81 -
Nh4se Why yoar Ao0ase6a Nc. 1elA- 1aAe n ~
ARA1lss. s1aDt guDsas g aasaHD swKekX
~ tose I'D section H. tovDship IN 49,. e.
p thsj;ats5ee1 (s las1s subjsst.t. aIs {
nta, she.A not - eaaes'sd, - }. o. Rsssrsss Il
ha( - a1aapa14th0ss< kyyaa,0f b4aS.,i
then aud tbseS 70 sAox tbs sans, whoa yoa I'm n.
permitted to eootsst sch ssoxl.g: .ga91(1 J
a.sss + S8 A(6 s3l, -;
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PATENT MEDICINES

Trusses aaA SHOULDER 1rsees; Esesss.,
Lsops sad fixtarVe; ~ ehsieeet
bssads Of ohswisg s1d smoking
Tobacco; Imported sA1
American Pesta0esy sd 3e13ot ..
Articles; . eeas variety ~ Hair
n:' f III Ri, - Tax s: :s:l:2
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In Dress Goodsss..

. LIS: -, IA: ',s., s:..!:,.:; Il Z,:.sA
GS;:.: :: sas ss ss::
A.F'' fraa'sa aid An'~essD ''s'6se' 70.
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l,si4ses and ov@k.c o.4s Grants. Vests.
usAsesE0 aaa d fsss, 61y ~ Eeasy
Well 9vSesAizts, Ipekess,st Buck elitss,
s''''', ae'aa'''''' g. 2
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u: s =: s; *:. ::::, 3s ;.:
&c., &(Tzs4 Is q
s''aste iss''s, 1ueA'' sad f's11F'.
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, .s@ - 49,
stsl. Rseisss. P,ssasl. ax1 st..iaaa.y,
s(.as11l 0ss laaees. QPs. cal1a.
ia:!e9 Ilssrise Mn neel'nerH
Wje!ex C9ps aa44|ls. 1e.0evi.a.Ms-
Mise, 0:t:e 111e'', sIsila SAT-
rsh "si3l>s. g.. 3s. e
y % q q p o :.
OF }v..k description viii sst.iv. Ja1.pt
s1sss end s9aiafasties sssrs.tsyd.
Az kst Of Ais*.A...s 1.ski......
xsts to ert.r end nE1A1R1D .. she,ss No.
s:ee.1 4'''' ~
|AaeksSlith Wssf~aA Pattern 1S1iss
.&.-e.,:.: s.s . c.:l ,3 for
old ir'a sas ether 91etals. ~.
!: - $ $;;:;::;' .4,.'''' i. GO.
o.. 10Th, 1867. vl0nl2
ON Vf6VE6 % Is1d osd 70 a77iv0.
UU Theee stoves ere 1asuiaesusea at
Quins1t,7 MISREPRESENTATION
fftjeftS secured, ~ s1e sble 10 offer then
70 doslsss u prices which DEFY C0APE-
Tl1I0N.> Tisy comprise every vasiety Of
CD i:s: II I, For =.
- eiseo ~ ssls s.d ssnlls6 - sar
lCoIu1JDB 4 CASTLE.
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Iadiesc aeths, Fl victetiass and Ospes,
liesee's Ernias Vieesriaes aud Tslmae.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-28
LATEST KILOGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Deaah Of Judge WhItehead-The order
AsaIeutug HaueUclx 20 Duty etc.


New YORK, August 27.-Hon. Ira C.
Whitehead, formerly Judge of the Supreme
Court of New Jersey, died at Morristown
this morning.
The order assigning Gen. Hancock to
Gen. Sheridan's place is as follows:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
August 26.-In consequence of the unfa-
vorable condition of the health of Mai.
Gen. G. II. Thomas, as reported to you in
Surgeon Hasbon's dispatch of the 21st
inst, my order dated August 18th, 1867, is
hereby modified SO as to assign Mai. Gen.
Winfield S. Hancock to the command the
fifth military district, established by act Of
Congress, passed March I'd, 1867, and of
the military department comprising the
States of Louisiana and Texas. On being
relieved from the command of the depart
ment of Missouri by Maj. GenP H. Sheri-
dan, Gen. Hancock will proceed directly
to New Orleans, La, and assume command
to which he is assigned, and will, when ne
cessary to faithful execution of the laws, ex,
ercise any and all powers conferred by acts
of Congress upon district commanders,
and any and all authority pertaining to
officers in command of military depart
ments.
Maj. Gen. P. H. Sheridan will at once
turn over his present command to the
officer next in rank to himself and pros
ceeding without delay to Fort Lawrence,
Kansas, will relieve Maj Gen. Hancock of
the command of the department of Mis-
souri,. Maj. Gen. G. Fl. Thomas will, till
further orders, remain in command of the
department of the Cumberland
Very respectfully, yours, ETC.,
A. JOHNSON.
To Gen. U. S. GRANT, Secretary of War,
dd interim
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GEN. CnoPrR.s ORDER.

If Gen. Coopers information justifies
the circular which be issued yesterday,
he surely derives it from source not ae-
cessable to the public generally We be"
lieve that every case of violence pub
lished in Radical newspapers, as occur
ring in different localities, are proven to
hive been either wholly unionnded, or
having a very small residum Of truth.
We regard it as a deliberate SANDER up
on the people it covertly impieates-that
it is unnecessary and is a cover for some
other and more mischievous design We
do not believe there is, any where with
in the State, a Constable's district in
which the regularly constituted authors
ties are not able and willing to enforce a
Just obedience to the laws Of the State.
The intimation Of Gen. Cooper that the
militia which he retains in the service,
are to be stationed around the courthouses
to arrest and secure the punishment OF
malefactors, which is so atroeiOus that we
are 10th to place upon it The day will
soon come for the vindieatiOn Of the OPP
pressed and abused people of tennessee,
and that day win cover their oppressors
and detractors with unutterable shame
and confusion.
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Cabinet RumOrs. etc

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Various Cabi-
net rumors prevailed to-day; among them
is one that several of the members had
formally rendered their resignation. But
these rumors have been ascertained to be
untrue, and there are no new developments
on the subject
1t is believed by prominent gentlemen,
that the differences between the President
and Gen. Grant in relation to the removal
of Gen. Sheridan are irreconcilable. The
order Issued by the President yesterday,
directing Gen. Hancock to relieve Gen.
Sheridan, and Gen. Candy to relieve Gen.
Sickles, have not been executed. 1t is said
that Gen. Grant in letter to the Presi-
dent, declines to direct the order to be exc
cuted, and states his refusal in strong terms,
erbally denying the right of the
President TO interfere in any one OF the
FIVE military districts created by Congress,
asserting that the entire control of the
department rests by the supplemental re-
construction act in the General of the
United States, and that therefore he is not
at liberty and will not transfer to another.
The letter has not been made public but
the above statement is believed to be reli-
able, as it is derived from usually well in
formed source.
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Foreign News.

NEW York, August 27.-The steamer
Vile de Paris brings Paris papers of the
18th. The Archbishop Of Cincinnati was
passenger.
The Emperor's fete was celebrated on
the 18th by amusements, fireworks and IL
Limitations.
Ishmael Pasha sailed for Constantinople
and Egypt.
Prince Hamburt of Italy visited the EN-
peror, and remained three days at Chalons
camp.
The report of a marriage project between
the royal houses of Sweden and Prussia is
pronounced unfounded.
The Vizier, on his return to CONSTANT
nople, said his reception by foreign people
and governments had strengthened in him
the desire to give impartial protection to
all his subjects This sentiment, he said,
is that of a sacred debt.
A Stulgort letter says the South German
States win next spring have at the disposal
of the King of Prussia, for war purposes
of the Confederation of the North, 120, 600
men, armed aad equipped according to the
Prussian plan.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-28
COOPER AND HIS MILITIA.

NO Further DisbRndmentS-The Army
of "MeIish - 30 be Retained 10 Sup
press SeditiOn, etc., etc-GeneraI
COOper's Latest Circular-A Precious
Document.
The Press and Tines, of yesterday, has
the following:
HEADQUARTERS TENNESSEE STATE
GUARDS, NASHVILLE, August 26, 1867
Circular.-I. The General commanding
had hoped that the citizens of Tennessee
would so demean themselves that the
State troops would no longer be necessary
for the protection of loyal citizens. and ac-
cordingly had ordered the muster out of
the greater portion of the forces. But re-
liable information having reached these
headquarters that the disloyal citizens, or
outlaws backed up by the aforesaid dis
loyal citizens, at or near Franklin, Harris
vile, Gallatin, Jackson, and many other
portions of Middle and West Tennessee,
have been threatening, and in many in
stances, have used violence to drive loyal
and law abiding citizens from their homes !;
forbearance in such cases is no longer a
virtue, and there will be no more State
troops disbanded; but instead they will be
stationed in the rebellious localities until
the disloYal citizens or outlaws are
dealt with for their rebellious and sedi-
tious conduct, and the parties who
have been threatened or driven away
are advised to at once enter suit before
some civil tribunal for the wrongs and
grievances done them by these Rebels, out
laws or disloyal citizens, and the COM
handing officer of Tennessee State Guards
at any or all of those places will aid and
assist, with all the forces under their COM
mand if necessary, the civil officers in
arresting and bringing to trial all such Of
tenders, and will guard prisoners that may
be committed to Jail that they may not be
turned out or allowed to escape through
the negligence of jailors.
The Tennessee State Guards will only be
kept 80 long as disloyal citizens or Rebel
outlaws make it necessary for the protec-
ton of all loyal citizens.
1t was the intention of the General Com
handing, to dispense with the most of the
State Guard, but so long as it may be
necessary, the troops will be kept, and
disloyal taxpayers will help to bear the
burthen.
BY command of Joseph A. Coops,
Brigadier General Commanding.
l.. B. GAMBLE
Lieut.. and A. d. c.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-28

The organization of the Grand Army
Of the Republic, in the beginning, was
confined to ex-Federal soldiers 1t has
been working in conjunction with the
Black Leagues for the establishment of
negro supremacy of the South In Vir-
ginia, where the white registered vote
predominates, it is seeking to array the
poor whites against the Conservatives,
and is taking into its fold Rebel sol
diers and all others it can wheedle into
Radiealism- 1t is a more aerocious po-
litical organization than the Black
League, more INSCRIPTIONS, and more
full Of mischief The following letter.
addressed to Thad. Stevens, has found its
way into print and shows the tricks the
concern is resorting to in the South
Norm FORK OF HoIsToN, WASHING
TON Co., VIRGINIA, July 2Ath, 1867
HoN. THAD. STEvENs-DEAR FRIEND: L
have been through the lower Tart Of this
county and State, since / Wro'e you last.
Have done a splendid b1tsSneSs, have organ
ized seven camps of the "Grsnd Army"
which are recruiting rapidly. The objects
as 7 sTDIain them privately of course) take
amazingly. and / believe sir, If all our
agents would follow my plan, we would be
safe in allowing reconstruction immedl-
ately.
Itell them that our plan of conhscation
is only to effect the large landholders--to
compel them to divide their large bodies
of land into, say fifty or one hundred acre
farms. These farms to be sold 10 dH