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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24

HEKEITAGE LIGHT INFAETRT.-Ihis company neS
at the Office of GEO. Nancy, Esq last night and Or
gained by electing the following named officers
Cdptain-GEoRGE Nancy.
First Lie,deaaat-JAs. Z. RAINS.
Second Lie1denant-B. w. MCCAIN.
The election of remaining officers was deferred
Members of the company notified that meet
ing will be held at the above place this evening at
u O'Clock A full attendance is earnestly desired.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24
THE
N1a@nOl1a Baln0
A PERFECT AND CONFLICTS REMEDY FOR
PImPLES, BLOTCHES,
FRECKLES,: ERUPTIONS.
SUNRURN OR TAN

SUNbUHkN U1f IAN.
TEVHIs Elegant Preparation renders the Skin soft fresh,
mparting to il Marble Purity. It is most coal and
frehng applied to the face after exposure to tie and
will give immediate relief to the Sting of Insects. Nothing
poisonous enters into its composition. The contents Of bottle
might be taken without harm. It's application erery night
for aoeek SpiU cure the S0orSt case Of PiDaTGes.
Sold every eserywhere-Prce Fifty Gents BEETLE.
W. E. HAGAN, Proprietors,
febo4-dtw&w3m Troy, New York.
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New orleans markst. AprIl ls.

ooTroN-we last weekly reyexthat tn.
ne1t was checked towards the close both BY advancing Eeghs
sna material Decline in Exchange On Saturday the market
opened with s less sp and the business was confined to
oaey l5O bales irregular prices with general tendency
iaVor OF buyers On Monday there again very limited In
curry and the sales comprised only e00 bales still easier rates.
There was no improvement Tuesday when e0 bales chang
at about Mondays On Wednesday the market
VIE better inquiry, and rather more cheerful feeling
and buyers coming forward with greater freedom took
pas st the ruling rates Yesterday The demand again sub
de1 under the difficulty Of negotiating Exchange and the bus
was connned e0 bales while day the sales did
ed $50 bales Thus weeks up
win SO limited business and such esHarty n prices.
io me present We refrain from quotations. which would be
tirey nominal
The receipts of the embrace s50 bales against 2sa
ior me corresponding last The total receipts since
me LIST September have been 0e bales against
the same date last year.
The experts the embrace % bales comprising 1913
Liverpool lisa London, ZOOS BaEe l43 to Barcelona
oo to Hamburg 1856 to St. Peterg 40 to Vera Cruz 1867
to Boston, 69S 10 Fall River, and g79 to New York.
bales
The exports for the corresponding last year 69
bales and tie total exports to date ls25 3 bales.
The stock hand this evening s 67 against 3435O
1t the same time last year.
ToBACCO-The demand has been limited the last
evening embracing only few small lets, including g bids
Monday at and 1C6 yesterday We continue quote
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24

TEynE agency SheIaound, tine Nashville Chattanooga
Reilsoad has discontinued Therefore freghis must
he prepsd Goods destined for kat Station The COMPANY
viii nu be rsspons bic for Heights after being urloadsd
Ia good rder at the station. E.W. COLE,
Spl3-u Br&s superintendent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24

R,itmo SEooner Harriet Norton, from, Boston to
Baltimore, with provisions and closh;1 hs ior
sei5e "a y tne Government. The steamers Nercnrv
and vixen are on similar duty al the snt-s,,. y
Long Island Sound. = sne n'ranee OF
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COMMERCIAL.
Monetary and ConnmcrciaI.

Tuesday EVENING, April %, 1861.
our markets Of every description present SO lit
Tie variation that the report of one day would an
swer very well for another and this must continue
So with slight variations until the fearful crisis
passes away and confidence is restored.
IN New York on the 18th, at the second board,
tho following sales of Tennessee per cent Bonds
were made: $4,000 at SIC, $1,000 at Sic. $4,000
at SOa and $4,000 at sc. On the 18th, at the first
board 900 sold at 47c and $50 600 at 4sc and at
the second board, $1,000 at 42c and s2s goo at 4l3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24
VNIE Row oGsr to the trade the mos. desirable stock
SPRING GOODS

ever had for sale. VA.
We selling quite low The designs, styles and
quality, be purchased, and will liberal discount
prompt payment
We the particular attention Of buvers to this extensive
and elegant assortment Of Spring Goods.
DOUGLAS 4 CO.
msrI7-2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24

DdLsz1LI . HHuIOdL E-dI5 IA LltaOI VI
universally Implanted all other and healing
applications in both the Eastern and Western Hemispherea
whsreve Introduced ard snstc merit is the true secret
Of its success In all deos whether the cause DC
,racfdezf ~ s5searao
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24

rearing Down Ship HOuses---A
Conflict at Norfolk Imminent
women and Children Flying
From Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24
SOOTHING SYRUP
EOR CHILDREN TEETHENG,
SURE To REGULATE THE BOWELS

which greatly facilitates the process Of eng BY soening the
gums reducing all inhama onwn slay al pain and spas
rlodic action, and is
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24
rnr rerENp o. z rHE NuRaERY
rorRAvr1IEHs ny s sEA AND LAND.

The Eaehinist. The Ira (
vidual whose lot in life e
chance CT accident from espEO- :.
bear in mind that this Magic :
friend. 1t is beth portable :.
be his companion, az q friend =
Of living witnesses 10 testify z
owe their sound limbs aad =,
The following are 4 fsw og :
DALLEY'S MAGICaLPA PAIN :.
TIVE Ee sell GHlE. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-12

The Faro Banks-The police demonstra-
ton against sone Of the faro banks Of Rich
mond has occasioned nearly as much sensa
,ion I'd tho great battle OF Manassas, from
which we infer that there are numerous in.
'toresfed parties in every class Of society II
Is believed in some quarters that the plan of
attack originated with the Confederate Gov.
ernmept and il 1t proves sncc<ssfal in break
ing mp the numerous gambling establish mente
in this city, task will have been xccomplish.
ed which no z ,vernment has heretofore earn.
esik undertaken on this continent Or pri-
waite opinion ia that If it we're nece ssary TO
Summon all witnesses in order to pr seeuts
the faro dea.er, the virtoons members of socie-
" would be amazed at the spectacle They
wouai fad that familiarity with gaming Is nnt
confined 70 men Of low degree; on the contra
~, most ardent vOtaries would be found in
the upper crust, aud in this fact lies the diff.
Guilty If executing the law upon professional
gamblers. The proceedings against the per-
cons arrested on Saturday hight have not vet
made any progress. John A. Worsham and
Wa. Barnes, charged with exhibi, ing a game
called faro, were yesterday allowed 70 rene
their bail Of $1,000 each for their appearance
b-fore the Mayor on Wednesday, and The same
disposi ion was probably made Of the cases
against James McCann and Ben. Dcgroot.
Meanwhile, public curiosity 10 greatly exri cd
as 10 the result of the investigation Messrs
w. w. Crump and Marmaduke johnson have
been Obtained as counsel BY two of the par,
tee. ,s9sssss.~se
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a ksrtualFy. 2yefywHefe ~ ke1{uo6(Ans
sfe decking - enekner's 9eedsrd The
Ksnturky peop3N have hesn eeivs6: 1hey
x T SSr ns1ssa iisy. and g d1E = etsa
sccouni a the noeStross Socss1l q Of
that body. Action, pf0iArs ~ siesis9ve, on
the part OF the UonfedeTsAte <Aov~rumsot "
necsseAFy In order 20 nave Kxuf6Sky fn60 Ne
yoke Of Yankeedom. She te essential 70 the
Ocnfedsr CT In a>milttary point df view.
There are good and true men within her bor-
ders, and only wish that Maryland had the
same chance that she HIS 70 cast In her lot
with her Snuthern sisters. Men in Mary land
who are this day s.Un ion shrlekers'' would
be found In the Confederate ranks II the
army were 70 cross the Potomac. such men
do not trust. OF course; they are TO be
frat victory on ths Southern side makes men
Southern who were the day before Yankses
Tnan when everything gets quiet again, they
reirpse into their Old track. but our own
men ARE Arm all the time-in Zines OF re-
verses as we'll - In times Of victory.
now In terrible battle ct Fair.ax. AMI have
been Tor several days, bat thers - nothing In
sns pspsrs aboutit. lfit 10 %, ] - confident
OF your success 81
Hoping that GEN. Deeuregard VIII md It
prudent 70 make q fillmore his winter omar
Close. Nothing would give mo more pleasure
than 10 s~e you once moro on Maryland soil,
aiding her In asserting and maintaining her
Independence It Is my conunuas prayer that
the right may prevail, and that glorious
southern constsIlation may soon brixhten
prosperity. Let rs never despair, but fight
till the last. That you may continue in good
health, and &c in every way successful, is the
prayer Of Jour friend. J.
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SEWARD AND LINcoLN.-Ths official promi
hence Of Lincoln shelters Seward from hir
Just proportion of the responsibility anc
Odium of the present war. 1t ia not more true
that the Premier of England is its real King
than that Seward ia tina actual President OF
the United States Lincoln, the obscure Lii
nois pettifogger, ia tbs nominal chief magis
trate, but the real master of the Northern
nation ia W. H. Seward. The ignorant and
incompetent railsplitter would no more take
. single important step without the advice apo
concurrence of his Secretary Of State than be
would accompany Gen. N Clellan to the next
battle of the Potomac The President him
self is said to be by no means as bad or black
hearted q man "a his Prime Minister Those
who know Seward represent him as a cold
biooded monster, ons Of the most malignant
and wolfsh of the human species, as cruel a.
he is cunning snd cowardlv. The whole re-
sponsibilty Of this bloody wsrs in its incep-
ton, its prosecution for purposes of malice
and revenge, its outrages upon the rights and
liberties Of the citizen. and it's violation Of the
Laws Of justice, honor, and humanity, is due
TO w. II. Bow ard, the arch -6end Of the North
-ern despotism, who, If he had hundred
thousand lives, could not atone for the crimes
and miseries he has brought upon his race.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-12

TEE 6oCTa CARoLIsA SoLDIERa.--T The
spirit Of heroic devotion to the public service
manifested by those proceedings Of the pal
metso Guard" which were called forth by q
statement that the troops of South Carolina
were getting disgus'sd and that nearly all the
twelve months men will 90 home In the
spring, Is most honorable TO the gallant gen
usmen OF the Palmetto State aud to their be
roic Commonwealth We have often heard
the sneering slandss Of her enemies that South
Carolina was the fret State TO involve the
South In the present difficulty and would BE-
the first to forsake it, but we have been con-
isn't TO let her actions answer her detractorf,
and shall Be 70 TO the end Ia her ow n hands is
the vindication' Of her own fame We pre-
dict that, when the soldiers Of South Carolina
leave theirs present post of honor and peril
+ will be becanse tho sunshine Of peace ia re-
stored, and not till then. II our army were
made up Of Yankees, we might expect all the
twelve months men to go home when their
time Is out; but ~ it Ia made up of men, the
only security OF Whole homes is their presence
on tho battle field, we anticipate no such sur.
randar Of the Southern cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-12

a Rus NAD pEoPLR.-The North has al
Ways pIided i,self upon the method, praeu
sali,y, aud sen sonsrol Of ills character |; but u
il ever possessed these qualities, il is givin.
70 tho world 40 very striking proof Of then
IN shs present contest The war they III.
wsgisg ia war Of blind passion, without an,
dsnnite views or purpeses, and is persisted i
simply because they have gone too far to re
trace their step. without fatal wound u
their self conceit and presumptuousnsss. /
they dream for moment that they can sub
1ngsts the South. and that by subjugsting il
they can regain the commerce which the,
have lost, it is purely q madman's dream, on.
which 10 people, not perfectly demented au..
run wild with rage and modification, coul,
for moment entertain. The South Gun lye
without cotton; i can burn every bale, ai,o
raise enough Of the ordinary productions 81
agriculture fur the subsistence Of its PEG
pie The North cannot compel the South I.
cultivate cotton, aud it IL never gong to cult
vsts il again for auybody's advantage excep
its own. Ii it could be conquered, which 4
MAYER can be in this wide world, it woulu
raise wheat, corn, potatoes, and stock, and LEI
the North whistle for its commerce aud th.
West for its market II is in human nature {.
be led, but never to be driven, and as the
North has commenced the driving process. 10,
us see what it will make Of it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-12

Hastings ConrL-The monthly term of the
Court OF Hastings commenced Yesterday
Present, Recorder Caskie, aud Aldermen
Sanxay, Bray. Tfmberlske. and CIopton In
he Ease of William Gentry and Joha Griffith,
indicted for an assault. nolle pruseeui war
sn'ered and the defendants were discharged
on payment of costs Z. N Dabney. for per-
hitting slave to 20 at large, was fined $40
md costs.
Harry Cooper and George Rieley, charged
with stealing q gold watch and revolver
from Frank Il. Garnet. IAN officer in the
trmy,l at the Exchange Hotel. on the 30th of
October. were examined and remanded for
dual trial.
Georgs, . slave, the property Of Thomas C.
Birch, charged with cutting and wounding
negro woman naAed Phoebe, slave of Dr..
Beverly K Wexford, was convicted of the Of
fence. and seutssoed - receive ~ lashes yes-
,erday, aud 80 more On Thursday next-well
laid 90.
Joseph, slave, the property of jefferson
Powers, wac sentenced to 80 lashes for steal
ing from another negro named Joe, slave of
john Moran, twelve shirts, valued at SOS.
julia Kugan, charged with stealing lot Of
c.othinx, valued at a255. from Johanna Sexton,
was examined and remsnded for fnal trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-12

Taking the Oath--The following persons,
who were lately brought here from Norfolk
Oh the charge OF dislo, atty, and have been since
confined III the county Jail, were released
yesterday on taking the oath Of allegiance !:
Jpnn 3. EigA, Pen.sylvania,, yinsenI PAiea,
(Baptist preAciierJ New York; Jane Hayes,
Ireland, AsdAd 5. Rogers, New York Cnas
w. Moody. Mass scnlssrss; Daniel o Brieu,
George Butt, Virginia The follo~ing have
Vie ,iaksn the oath required Of aliens since
the Lat Instant: Henry Housbirg, Germxny !:
Christian B0lser, Germany Augnst Wilstorf,
Germany, EdSard D. Kinhs, New York |;
Josiah x. P.rr, New York; Horace Chase
New H.mpshises
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-12

ASs0ults-1ne case uI Richard II. Barnes.
charged With making an assault upon jacob,
slave OF joselh Adams, was Yesterday sent to
Tie Grand Jury by tAe Mayv.. A simnar dis
posliIou Was Aiade ef Tie OF James Lid MS
charged Win aAsaaillng Lewis DAM. Eu
ulns said THAT lac was provvkeu To tne Assault,
ny II y. oss Insult to LIS wife, but this having
occurred III tue county vi Henrco, no e,.-
dolce vi the tact was pruduceu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-12
A HARD O4ss.-A Paris letter 70 the New

< A HARD OAss.-A Paris letter 10 the New
York World says: s
One young man from Mobile, who n said to
have an taccEas Of sS.0o0 year.. h In the
debtors prison y Cinchy, u the ihit Of the
keep OF an American bar-room. Another
young man, Ola wealthy fsmily In Louisiana,
has been obliged 70 enter q st4sre ~ clerk, aud
sill another has obtained employment In the
once Of an Arcaitsct. But the hardest Case Of
al which hrs come to my knowledge II that
6tafes, who, ~ the stoppage Of the EOutAern
malta, r. lek perfectly dsstltute here. Due
thie - not thu went * - He has bsen Cd :
ea9e1 - ~ 1AESied - . yoank lady Il Dos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-12

SAvr YoCR AaHEs.-An intelligent gentle.
man, who is we'll acquainted with the pro.
crss of manufacturing potash, informs Us
that the bagasse Of our planters is largely
charged with the constituents of potash, and
that our planters, by saving all the ashes
from their burners, might prove very valus
BILE in the present great scarcity Of potash and
the high price OF soap. This Is suggestion
worthy of the serious O. nsideration OF our
plan ter.
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Proclamation ef Brig. .Gen. Kelly 70 tn
People Of Hampshire County aud lhe Urae

Proclamation ct Brighten. Kelly 70 the
People Of Hampshire County aud Tho Upper
Potomsc.
The following proclamation to the people
Of Hampshire county was circulated soon al.
ter the occupation of Romney. By the Yam
kee General In command Of the Federal
forces there. The preeumptous Arrogance
exhibited by these Hes.ian thieves In thus
proclaiming to the people. whose soil they
have polluted by their brutieh presence, that
under certain contingencies, " hich means
servile submission to the most hated oespot
ism on the face OF the earih,) they win re-
ceive the protection OF the Lincoln Govern
ment. Is enough 70 make every true South
erner doubly fixed in his determination to
dedicate his own. a. well as the lives OF thos
whom he holds deareet, to the purpose of driv-
ing the despicahle hends from our beloved
country:
r, TIE Peopse Of HampAaire County and tbs Copper
Potomac --.y object in adiressinseod. Is to
not for the purpose Of destroying you, bul
for your protec ton In all your rights civil,
social. and political / am here, backed by
the forces Of tae United States, to protect
you Ia the rtshts OF property as well al per-
son. so long a. you are peaceful ci liens nm.
loyal to the t}overnment OF the United
States, the flag OF which has so lope
and 50 we'll protected you, and under
the folds Of which you have lived long, hap
pily, and proslrrously. Bnt IL yon attemp.
10 carry on u guerilla warfare against my
troops, by attacking my wagon trains OF
messengers, or shooting my guards or pickets
you will he considered as enemies Of your
country, and sreatad accordingly. I shall
put Ms few restrictions upon the Ordinary
business Of the PEOPLE as possible, and viii,
give free 1. gress 40 * ress 20 and fr.m Rom
bey as the ssfety Of my troops will admit
Citizens who have ned, under IN erroneous
beli~f that they would bc imprisoned or &, II
I'd, are invited 10 return 70 their homes nn j
famtties, assur6d that they shall b. protected
Nhanevtr they can rive evidence that thes
will he loyal peactf ], and quiet citixens. :
Every reason abls facility will bs given The
Pr oeles TO seeh . ina, ket on the railroad fol
their surplus prodncs. AMI to obtain supplies
OF merchAndize. groceries, etc.
All persons who have taken up arml
AGAINST the staovernment are hereby requiree
10 lay them own, return 10 their homes. aut
take an oath OF allegiance TO support TIT
0ogernmeat Of the United Ststes; BY 90 do
ing they will recsive all the protection due i
an. Americ IN citizen.
B. r. KsLLsY. Brigadier- 0enersl
Ben. =. Hsviss. Asst Adjt. General, Romney
Va, Oct. 4ath, 1851 4
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the Superinten'

Interments.-The report Of the Superinte nd
snt of Shockoe Hill buryiug ground shows til.
following as the number of interments for the
quarter ending October 3lst white males 1873
females So; iliborn 5-2F. Colored maies
62; females As; stiuborn 2-l09. Toll 356
included in this number are 81 deceased pris.
oners of war, and unknown persona
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-12

ConeertJor the Benefit Of the Hampton Sol
dsers -ln RESPONSE ~ Inc appeal III Yesterday i
in patch, Ior the relief vi tue Hampton Sol
,tleis aud iamiles, Professor u Jeniel, OF
Lns city, has desermi,led to give gran.
oporatie, vocal, and listI umeniaI concert, OIL
"Wednesday, zorn of November, "a. Frankiil
Hall A tut orchestra viii To in attendance
Further particulars nvtlced in 4 few days.
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- kAR3k AND
UNREsERyKD
!, AUCTION sAl,
DRY xGOOns

= = ! 9 0 obs.
Ins ecrsrtn.S1ie nyw existing b.,v,
tasesher w,fn toe tsrt DIT nesriy - 80 ~ fss
ussa are "a tbs army. MS dsterrui 81 =. or
rO0AA1C AuJIION, wfrnorr = ,ss.ss
TUESDAY, 9ofn Novsnsss
:, -, srorfesn ee 9ss e vo. Day aa,,
RishnsnA, ~ s.c WHOLE q car lsrs, ..~
sTAPLE and rAxuY DRY ooo.
= Be-: . !. Z, E. ..a = BROWN sa.rrvo.
sa's' S sDgToH St 1.A - end .sSAsosos
a full Ire ~ ta-anAed S4IRTTNns
hleanhsd DRILLS and JEANS
Wh y. keo. tluA ana Grey fLANNv,a
"a, 1e sna - pd i.h : a An r.csn ~ M. III
koiid ctaek y Gil PRINTS. iNf1
Black and Co,orsd hnelah OAMhRrrs
and Bed BLANRETs.. ~ EAsl'aA. Arm,
drss sI mi = ( ! military CLOTHS .aa oAs
81 sray yngsaia tsASSIlFRES
ca Gray and Deb KERStYE.
90 orav CLOTHS. (Ursa b ~ nah,
Black, D NJ. .nd Gray sATlNETTS'
Fsncv uASs1NEKE6 and VkSTiNos
White GOODS tn great v.rixty.
Black and Celored COT1ON VELVET
x; ss'S Jo sDs a1 saS . psEss
Marcsll,nss and I intae SILKS
FARMERS SATINS, vsrio. - s,sA~.
Black ALPAUA6 BOMBAziNIS.
B.ne Sus endeI BUTTONS. &C
Meta ., Il Military BUTTONS
Black THREADS.
Bss: SPOOL uUTTOE
black and Colnrsd SAVING SILKS
GLOVES, HOSIERY. HDKFS, sna 49,
Small Wares, IN great variety. "'~
shAWLS; Pisno and T 'b,s COVERS
Merino SHIRTS srd DRAWERS
Ladies UNDER WEAR.
IRISH LINENS DAMASKS
|TOWELINGS, NAPKINS, SHEErrNos
PILLOW.CASE LINENS, TAHIf
A line Of yelvot and Brusssls
CARPETS
OF the celebrated make of j. Crosslsv a.,
Three-ply and lngrain CARPETS, Of ,hs Hsrsso.ss
I'D Lowell make
81. 10, and ~ Pas age and Stair Do,
BJCklNG6, FLOOR CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, &c. /,
ALSO--A large lot Ct
GURTAIN GoO,s
Embracing English Dsmask and prvcs.A N Ia,
and Muslin Cur!aius &c.
Having h. 81 largely engaged In supplying Cst.
ing and equipments ior the army, merchants ,oa
military officers will find this ls emiuen,ly vr
thy OF ID ir s.:ention-ths great bulk Of ON s,o.s
oeing In that class Of Goods now 90 much La d.
msnd.
Cy- foods packed and delivered a. usual
TERMS flash Qn henkable finds) on delivery,
no T--tds W,aKINs s. Fla KLEIN
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Rotbery-James Gilmore and Tazeyv.
Corr, arrested Ior o,enliuK u silver Watcn alu
s.oiG chalu, aisu $Iu Iii aAoney, from Wiliialn b
Laue, OF AiaDai.ii., We're arIaiguet oeiole tn.
Mayor yesterday, aud renlanaso 10 DC exam
lnou before tue Hustlngs CUu,t lii December
ior Ieiony. Mr.. Lane seen4oa desirous vi nav
ing 1t Understood .iat lac was u Lieutenant
out onty an ex-privato III an Alauan1n reg.
utent. $500.