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Mothers.
Thousands arc daily apeakingin tho praissot
DR. EAToN7S INF4N1yLE CORDIAL
nd whyf because 1t never fasto afford re
when givenin time acts as by magic, alop
wllconvnce you that what is trne. 1t contain,
NO PAREaORIC OR oPIATE
o AL! ana by removing
our child nseHd OF by deadening it's sensbes For In,
it commends itself the only reliable r
known for Children Teethns Dasrtea Dyssntery Grimm,
in the Bowels Acdity of the Stomach Wind in ,ha
and Group asofo softeninghe Gums Reducing Infapann
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving Pain 1t has no canal
being anti spasmodc tits with unfaing successu
Cases OF CONFUSION oher Fits AS you value the life uns
health of your Children and wish save them from thos
oghng consequences which resutfro the us
Of narcotics of which all othsr remedies for Inaua On,
plants ore composed take bu. Dr. Eatos 1niantc Co
dial this can rely 1t spaiecy harmless and car
net nure the most infant Price rs cents FulIdrs
onsaccompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH L DUPONT,
No. 40s Broadway New York
Blood Food.
Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYzED al~gvsa,
,ents with the essential elements and gives of cours,
the True standard. Anayze the Blood of perso suffar
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Srroula etc
and find every instance the red go
des of Blood Supply yon are
The Blood Food founded upou
ux Theroars
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted tothU decenceD the Blood different Gssass
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, any affection whatever Of tn
Threat or Lungs inducing Consumption use o which Ia s
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss of ppsre Ard 10.
Chrsnr Complaints arising from Use aeusra liability
and Nervous Prostraton No.2 for Liver Complaints No.
fey Dyspepsia. Being already prepared for absorption
taken by drops and carried Immediately Calculations
that what gain retain. The No. Female lrreg1
ares Hysefia Weaknesses ETC. See special drections o
this For Salt khenm, Efupions, scrofulons Kidney
Bladder Complaints take No. 5. In all cases the direction
be strictly followed Price Blood Food 81 ps
bpttle.
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, Nc 406 Broadway, Nov
York j. WRIGHT CO., No. q L 1851 Chsrtres street; G
GOD CO., st. louis Mo-, and by all respectable ras
sjste throughout he oountry.
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES
WTEkoN's GENUINE RAT AND ROACH eEsTRoYEh
suaran ever used fa
the destruction fthese troublesome vermin.
suse and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE
STEoYER as ere many spurious sas
For sale by J. WRIGHT CO.,
Ial 6u&W q and l5l q lArtrxs street.
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OFFICE CITIZENS MUTUAL INsUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 10. 1862.
The following Certificates Scrip issue 1858 toge
Their with the interest accrued thereon this
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|
LIMOS INsUaAsCn COMPANY OF New
| ORLEANS,
| Osrner OF st. Chsrlss and Canal strss.s
sarpn' z6s7S1s
Totaiassets the lst Of May 1860 ~ ssIs,g7sl
s. sh sad fsS5inp.a, continue.
Insnfers IN he Union Insurance Company arc aow.a.h
''s's promptly And equally adaate4 ''' ''s'''a a"
Jeas M. CRAWFORD Secretary. @h''A fssash'
xEo7oHb.
s RR2EE2sPh s Sf Ess oss Gs:as eli
f. 5S5ss C. { s: $P.',5 $ Co.
y5S S;!; hSs 5SS5Si ~ ''' w.
Crr1zEss iNsuMAHck, CUmPAHY-
Office Nos carondelets.rsei.
Capital, as71,7so 80.
ouRR sAlLLARD ,fr..ldsnt 4 scHRIHBgs sss,.,,r
aRuErsEs
aso ". wss' Rp.Huns,
ooueiaS "ezt, Gartln t3orton.s,
q. Jsrnson Sur, ,uynSt,,
Ar. Mtenhergsi Cesare Olivier
J. Lsisy, A BONN
Uner asillisra.
Tbs Company nsur. sgsas the ps tlsse.z suo re,
end oss and d.rzs<sdy ire atthe rsnIur
SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
In conformity with the requirement. Of tie Chartsr tho
so s Mutual Insurance Company Of Baton Rouge publish
A"9 qaar, Of s sSa' F FsssYsd from Ess
Premiums pf on Pi,e Risks $50 &c
Premiums Marine kisis III zssS 8
s66 oa2 81
Premiums on DIFFERENTIATED Risks Febru
airy lss' lsdl.. .................... sso2,o "A
Less Premiums Risks not Terminated Is "a ~
Net earned Premums for the year ending "A
1 Is. February ls62 ......:....... $50 500 80
Q" River i've e
On Marine Risks.-- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50 %
Expenses during year, above. 1921 7G san l56 ol
Net earned profits Tor The year ending LIST
Fts!uary, 1907 ....-............... %3962 At
The Company have the following Assets
f,!ls rccei Va6e Tor premiums S67b7s az
Biis receivable balance due stock 14u41d 81
Balance BY New Iberia Agsncy... l'g 9sts y
Balance due by New Orleans Agency. 6sH &
Total Assets. $685. IS
F. F. HEBERT, Secretary ' '0''N'''
Notice.
OFFICE SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY ,
Baton Rouge February l., leG J.
meeting Of the Board of Directors dayit vas
Ae'oieed 10 pay six outstanding
scrip eight per cent Stockholders premiums paid bT
them Tor the ending LIST February and To decare
dividend of forty the emims of bs
Company for the ending 3st January for hich Ger
tihcate will be issued o. March
1t further reolved TO redeem outtandne Scrin for
the year l-b9 presentation of
Parties indebted for premiums Bills receivnbe viii be
crede9 upon Their notes with their when presented
he ockholde's hereby an eIrcon far Tor
Directors and Fifteen Trustees for the esin
will be held al the Off of the Company THURSDAY lie ls
day Of March, 1862. '' ~ A''''
F. F.. EBERT, Secretary
New Orleans Agency, 104 Canal street
~ Risks tax en- in this city by
fe5 I'm JOSEPH MENARD Apsrt
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,FAfx LUugiAFA
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be 1t remembered TINT the 18th Of Decem bsto
the undersigned, Justice of the Peace,
Aforesaid personally appeared OMER GaIL4R Prs
dent and A. sCHRE1BER Secretary Of the CIleB' Mntus
Insurance Company Of New eahs who being duly
according to law do depose aI the foregoing
just and true, and correct transcript books
the Company.
Subscribed and to In New Orleans this l4th day
December, 1861, before me.
D. r. MITCHELL,
Sceond Justice Of hs Peace for he Parish of Orleans
Tbs Board Of Trustees rate
OF SIX PER CENT IN cash all
certificates OF ProfB to the holders thereof
sentsves, sfor the SECOND MONDAY Of February
next Also 10 declare dividend OF twenty per 10 Der
cent? the net earned premiums Of the Company
ending S0h Of November 1851 for which certificates will BE-
issued and after the second Monday February next
FRUsrEns.
Geo. W. West, Vice Pres Nj. Myssou
d. Jamison, r. P. Hunt,
Al. Miltenhergsr, Martin Gordon. Jr.,
j. Ley. Cesaire Olivier,
Jas. A. White A. sohn,
Douglas West, Euma Augus,in
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3TEAIDDATg. ,

-. - :. = ,5TEAHDOATg: -.
RED RIVER.
Leaves G IHfs2A1 III II. WEEK.,
; %.: d. ] :s;. s: sss5s f
'esa' or passage apply I'll sfsff prsrzrr
Fulton give through bills and Trough , nksGt
Leave. q aTEintY RCD !i Wrv 4SEF F1oKkS
;;:;s,
ss Eys e. sss q s s;s
on board. A - fe'' pp'
80, vIRGINIUs c. DENTzEL
no -- Adyersing Agent.
COAST AND LAFOUisCHE.
NE" oAhHAHF AfE As SsHrHsS TRANS
Leave.
as' m ssnf says
ns street above returning down the co@s Wedns
Inc y e and T. T. Co. will have clerk at the ware
house foot Of 81 Louis street to receive and deliver freight
, fsgh Or paS"go apply on board at the
't FSE s!'! Vi rpaSahUissr' WWAnnEn-
Sa"a Fo Aa soss n Esd
KeSsrs can W. g. W.on PHI pashkst r. W
q i; Magenta b:R c%RSof! t cS Ar !" Sss'
'sy Yfc ;isy ztHsGD4 NA4oh IND NEW
fsss Cur r 81 4ss% fs :d
T. ss
s1 wi" leave rs ABOVE For freight or passage apply
ass v1EolN1us o 9, nEsrzEh: .n,
s.Ths Natehes CONNECTS at yIcks9nrg Sh Yasoo river
roe Oh fmachita river.
LOWER COAST.
Leaves every SATURDAY WEDNESDAY,. 4. 10 O'Clock
Fiji EHh sS!5; SoE #: st. IT.,
mnssr '. w s Empire . parish nyhi
End wsonesdry forming at 10 O'Clock A M returning
s'' freight ''''"s' 's Se"a e Agent
foot of st I.ouis st.
oPELOUsAs.
kEdESAE AS4HsfAEAy !: p fA ?%Sk!F:Fs'y
ts to- ssIss Sas sss sss:
ad II snds on s ss
nson For freight or passage "2 Sc e bosr s%Ms e
ATTAKAPAS.
Leg! tx 4ESsRty VA IA Plaque
wsts hsy csnrey AZ rrakn and ali lspd
2: Hins, JYhnJ Aiki.ssn master smith, e eis1f
VI" leave '' above For freight spPs sssis
freph Int k.p
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VALUABLE REMEDIES
THE ONLY pREPaHNrI,,s" ~ : : :

WI. That has 3E4s
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e. ~. uxx, MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL

steam train WILL sufficient notice. ston Al a
y station: Fare, is cents each way Parties desrnrs II
oen Landed at the Station notify the Cenuctor prior q
y
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q 1y-s
.h:AlLEoaD TRAVELLING.

On and after SUNDAY, the Inn tn......
' on ths Road will leave New Orleans a. srd
Ine Morning Tran connects witt tho Missts,n, Co.
'f ana no Evening Train With fs Southern Moi1s
-. a. Nj. 4. 5. WILLIAMS
W. General superintender.
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RUPTURES

New Orleans Agency, 104 Canal street.
~ Risks taken in this city by
fr5 I'm JOSEPH NENAPn A.or.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-27

THE CONFEDERATE STATES PATENT
WOO" HOOP COTTON TEA fastening for oaling
cotton which has been tested by to this
for shipment abroad Clasps EACH which planters
purchasing will use on their hoops For sale by DAVIS
geut Al Nixon Co.'s. As Union N. B.-The public
cautioned against trading for using other To inrng
ing on this patent. -d23tf
A ITKENS, ]. S., IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Hsrdwars, Cutlery Stoves Fire Crates, Paints Oils
No. as Tcoppitoulas5treets, oas Il
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

streets and the comment il contained unop
Our nanneTs-or on what negro sees in us TO
adhlre-was, to say the least, suggestive
those OF the colored bellies who were taking
drives in hackney coaches did their best to
look unconscious and disdainful, I'll ncinR at
the passers by with an indOlently relaxed eye.
hd As II nothing had been noticed, and loung.
ing back on their cushions in the most lis:Iess
of attitudes Then the hat of the colored
beaux was cooked on the side of the head AT
abe most knowing angle, and these were
smoking, almost without exception, and
with the cigar held by the twisted under-D
at raklsh tangent that was as saucy as was
any way possible. In the figures on horse.
back, however, were the best caricatures of
all-our white juvenescenCe at Washington
for the last six months, having been particu
larry equestrian in his displays, and the dash.
ing young gentlemen OF color, with their
spurs and high boots, hitting off the attitudes
most Enthusiastically 1t would have been in.
structlve TO here and there stylish fellow
that L could mention il he could have walked
the avenue to day to see, bv his sable counter
lett, how he comes very near locking on horse.
back
80 There is great difference in the stories of
no" the negro interests in the district are af
fected by the abolition. One lady. the wife of
wealthy Virgiuan called her six household
slaves together, the morning after the presi-
dents signing OF the act, and announced to
them the change in their condition-informing
them OF their freedom to go where they
pleased, but proposing to them certain wages
Tor remaining They all fell at her feet, de.
clarlng that they would stay, but could never
receive wages from her hand, and begging
most pathetically that there should be no
change whatever in their condition. Another
tamil y, also one of the wealthlestin Washing.
ton, had set of household slaves that had
been very much INDUCED and these took
their new liberty very mpudently, insisting
upon such very high wages tor remaining, that
Their master felt compelled to dismiss every |
one OF DEMONSTRATING for white servants |
in their place
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06
One Year Ago.
From the Wheeling Intelligencer,


This city, this time last year, and little
before, was a different place IRON what it is
now. Let any one try to remember what was
going on during April, 1861 That uncertain
month was of all months OF the year then the
most uncertain. 1t opened and it closed upon
a city distracted as much as any one in the
country, by the possibilities of what was to
happen. In Pittshurg they were all abaze for
the Union after the fall of Sumter In Rich
mond they were all ablaze for secession. In
Wheeling, what dreadful gloomy suspense
and inertia prevailed throughout the month
Our Unonsm was being born and it seemed
as If there was scarce strength to bring 1t
forth. There were 50 many "ands" and IFS
and "buts" to be met with in the streets, that
one might have supposed it the era OF Copulat
i've and disjuncliye conjunclions let loose.
Unionsm straIght-Unionism without sweet
ening or WATERWAYS scarce to what 1t is now
We had it mostly with the trimmings aud
mixtures and conservatismS We had il with
'no cocrciOn''-we had it with the "cOnstlu-
tional" dilution-wth the Sovereignty" in.
gredient. To take it straight and raw was
considered as almost too stOmachy for any
body except a black republican or q very
shaky conservative" man.
Does anybody forget what cOmmOtlOn the
return Of our delegates from Richmond made,
or how we all ran hither and thiher alter them
to find out, if possible, what ominous things
were in store for us 1t seemed as il the seal
could not be broken until some click and crack
of doom should be heard, when probably it
would be too late. Everybody's mind was
bewjldered Everyone was afraid to move
with a proposition to do anything. Mr.. G.
ID Hubbards advice to the Union men OF the
ffth ward. at a meeting down in the Ameri'
can Hail. to organize and arm, and to com,
mence the next day Sunday was regarded
as an inccndiary movement by quite num-
Der of constitutional" Union people
When Major Cakes arrived here there was
a time of serious sensation lie opened re
cruiting office to enlist some Of "Lincoln's
hordes" to coerce the south. The idea shock
ed great numbers Of people His presence
was menacing to their "rghts." The boast
was made that his functions would turn OUT
to be farce here. Instead OF that they turn
ed out to be a very serious reality. lie made
very slow progress for while. Every BODY
wanted to enlist on conditions, and the
conditions were that the volunteers should
not be taken out of West Virginia. We all
had an idea then that South Carolina was tc
he the battle ground. How little we knew
We are long ways from there yet. AND
there turned out to BE- something needed near
err home All of Oakes's recruits and few
thousand more were needed.
1t would take a very long article to ruI
over very little Of the ground last spring
AS time wears on and the rebellion wanes, WI
expect to publish many an article from on
files that will sound queer. If people onl,
knew how valuable an old newspaper vii
soon get to be they would file them rs leg
acy to their children.
WmnncIpntion In the District - How
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Is daWtI FelVIIIaI1 VI svOII.
CPECTAL NOTICE TO FARMERS

~ AND GARDENERS.-If you want to get the best
fertilizer in the market go to south orcester where
van can get the Pure Bone Dust. Also bOne Meal for
cattle Orders sent by mali otherwise Will r. ceive
Dronnt attention j. Is. ROOF
ap30 d&wim* Successor 10 VIM LunOaro'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06
TERMS OF ADVERT1.7--

ADFEkrISEMENTS published In the DAuvr. =, a.
square" for three insertions, and 20 cav. ~ s'ss
subsequent Insertion. Ten lines Tor less)
quare. Advertisements ordered Inside or IN 80 .
prominent place as also those largely displayed vii, ~
charged extra rates Contracts by the year NAV bs
made on liberal terms may DC
mLkhLl First insertion 81 per squar each ami
~ AZ transient Advertisements must be pqf8,a oa
ieIF OF regular advertisers IN be REQUIRED "a
,@9ratatlons ddesrtisenaents No report reso
PivSeedits OF any corporation society or
ei' h 10 any matter Of limited individual lnteres,
"a" ~ IseItcu lnlcss psid for Advertisement
The Publishers will not hold the,n.cl,cs rasn,
ZIG or any errors that may oeenI beyun lie aIpa,n,
0harged for the Advertisement va "S A'N'aht
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

VAME0 X. PIERCE gives especial atten-
% ton to rne care and renting of Houses stores &c
IN a o nllerLimp n1Af mcnEE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

TORTHERN. SOUTHERN, AND
~ WEsrupN CopN i've Oats Barley and Buck
n,,.' y ~ , ~ h,, ~ ID iIOLBROtK a 60
Will i'' saw ~ dIstf 800 Main street.
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Zeal Estate.


On VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE
tsiiI CENTRALLY LOCATED FOR SAFE on ~
X. NEE The subscriber having djssosa5 -
~ uuslness would like sell his house M, 81
49, ~ sireeI Or make EXCHANGE for Other reai e.
a. ~ he nou &c Is OF modern STYLE has fourteen r,or,s
..i,oy gas u supplied with furnace cooktng.rsnae
ttb npphMius &c II not sold preyous 10 fba o6sI,
~ yne, ~ VIII be he offered at Auction Of which Snn
~, Nv; ~ De gwen The premises can be ex ahmed ~
any nm" by calling at tho house -
aoIo ar ABRAM PEAsLEE.
- q Pleasant street.
FOR SALE--The Lot and Build;ras
- OF The estate Of b SCOTT late Of W o,ce.,sr
being the estate No I40 to ia Main street
s opLoslte me BAY state House The LOT il al feef
inpn. oy Wueep, and tho estate pays large In.
also Tor sale belonging to Tire same estate peys M
nnd y on lower door and Pew No ii In altar, ~ W..
Ohi'"r'ah Ohurch tDr. llill'sl Apply 10
Worcester Feb TO- 1852 - ia nleS''niStrs s,s
EOk SALE "A beautiful residence IN
80 tnlS CITY, situated Southbrldre stree, ~ ice
81 ~ nnu occupied BY the Rev A. ID Spk 1isp Nn
i, thte avres Of very productive land wei sfocSsh
Mn tne chclcest fruits OF all kinds ipcindng q A.
iscRapery lhs place has frontage az III tec, ~
le street, ana extends back to the n X W n n TSs
n ' = modern style, convenient ono cons5stna ~
t rooms with an excellent dry cellar and npysr
ilg spIng OF pure soft water: standing tIunn ~.
i keen embracing most delightful prospecf render
~ u very desirable and pleasant homie o he annre
eaieb s estate needs but to be sem Terms very cav
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-05

MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFF1cERs.

Post--Iiesdquariefs on High street. Geo Neglcy,
commanding.
Observation-Disclosures on summer street (Dr
Ford's resl6ence.) W. H. sider Mai 18th U S In
finiFy, A. A. A.O.
Tforoa Marslat--Ileadlu quarters ~ the Capitol. A.
G. Giilem, Col lst Tenn. Infantry.
CAisf Assisioa Qpanienester - Headqnsrters on
Cherry street No, 10, (Jadge calrou's residence
Capt y D. Bingham.
AsisaRi Quarfermq'isr--No, n Cherry street. Capt.
r. Stevenson.
Assstia QBariermas'sr - Vine street, near Mrs.
Poik'sresldence. Capt. r. n. Lsmb.
Assstaat Quoriamasier-No 81, Market street. -
Capt J. 81. Hale
chisf conmi'sarv--T lsadquarters No. 10, Vine 81.
Capt. Macfeely.
cosnmis'arg Of sabsstenoe--Bioad street. Capt s,
Little.
Acting COmai'soFg Of sajsis1enec-Corner Of Broad
and College streets. Lieut. Charles Allen.
Medical Dirscor-summer street OR Ford's old
residence) Surgeon, h. swin.
Medical Purveyor's O6ios-Ohurch street, Masonic
Builiing. J r. PIErtE, surgeon, 9Th Kentucky 10
iantry, Acting Medical Puryeyor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-05
PROSPECTUS
NASHVILLE UNION.


IHs NASHVILLE UMos was commenced few weeks
since for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel Southern
Coniederacy, aud OF advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority, without any abatement over al
the States which have attempted TO seoede Il holds
~ friends al DO support AND foes all who oppose
tue Union Of the States. Il has no watchword bu,
FRFEDoM AND NATIONALITY.
. With rebels aud traiiU has no comprotnise 10
make II contends for the Fcdofel Consttution ana
the Laws made 10 pursuance ihereOf as the SUPREME
Law OF rig LAND, anything In the Constitution and
Laws OF any Of the States 70 the CONTRARY notwih-
standing. EI I
II contends for the Union OF the States because
without the preservation OF our liberties and natl
tutiOns aud the organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands IN
.he way OF crushing out the rebellion and res turng
Union must perish, no matter BY what rane II be
cd. ..HIIHft ~
To the people Of Tennessee ever renowned for their
devotion TO Liberty and Union, until they were be-
trayed 70 the rebel despotisni at Richmond by per-
dous Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
have felt 30 hcayy the awful curse of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support. Let the nanfes Of
rebel ohoe-hoders, Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men, who have filed our borders with mourning, be
gibbetted before the world Let those ambitious aud
Ryaricous men Sho have plotted our ruin for their
own aggrandlzement be fastened to the pillOry Of
shame, no matter how high their "tian IN society
let v be shown how The Sc fstyied defenders Of
'Sou'hern Rights" are now leading maranding bands
Of ree-bootcrs AID moss troopers over State kid
mapping negroes, stealing horses aud CATTLE breaking
into houses, burning railroad bridges and cars and
numbering unarmed citizens ia cold blood. Let the
truth - long excluded by the Southern cOnspratOrs
now circulate freely through every nelghborhood,
aud cause viii assuredly triumph. VIII not loyal
men everywhere aid us in the dissemination Of facts
and the advocacy ofFree GoyernmentH
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-05
l. o. o. F.
oHS +. HmE, Grand Secretary, should be addresse
al Nashuiile, Tenn


oHS +. Tins, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
At Nashaiils, Tenn,
Tennessee Lodge, Nc. l-Neets every TUESDAY Even
ng, az their Hall, on the eoruor Of Onion aad Sum
Der streets Tho officers f5r the preset term, are
}. S. Lesueur, n G.; J. f. Nils, vG J. L. WeaSey,
ocretary L. X spaiu, Treasurer.
TNabus Lodge, No. lO-Meels at the same place
very Monday Evening The officers are r. A.
ampbell, N c.. Henry Apple, V c. j. L. Parks
|eoretary B. II. Brown, Treasurer.
smileg Lodge No 0o--Neets at their Hall, on South
berry street, every Friday kveulng The officers
|ro o. Q. Covert, Nc; Frank Harman, VGi James
yat,, secretary W. N. Mallory, rryasuref'
Aurora lodge, No. los, (Gsrmanl-Mee's az the
Ian, oorrer q Onion ana summer streets, every
.ossli-y gysnihg. The officers are Charles Rich,
o.; p. Friedma' va; - Bitter lch, Secretary
co. seiiere, Treasurer,
Riigsly Eaoampmsni, No l--leels az the above Hall
the arsl and third wea1esiays OF each mouth.
% officers are, }, 8. NILS, CP.;T. a Mcbride, HP.i
= Fuller, sW., reter Harris, IT,, J.w. John =,
lde, Scribe n R. Cutter, Treasurer
Olge Breach Esnclmpnert, No. a--Mtots Al the
bovo Hal m the second aai fourth wednesday
fights 81 each month. The oaicers are. Jas. 7 Bell,
p Hmry Apple, HIPS J.. Noker, sW.: g. Fried.
Aan, Jw,' Chares Kirahor, scribe; j ~ ward
reasuror
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A young lady went TO Wash ington
several weeks ago, 20 visit her b ashland.
who Is In the army, and while stopping
al hotel, she observed that u ,e blankets
upon the bed had rather fI ALTAR look,
and on examination discover ed her own
name on The margin, and re soqnized them
as The same she had sent . her husband
sometime previous, but which he bSd
never received