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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-05
HEADQUARTERS U. s. FORCES, I
NASHVILLE, July 20, 1928
special orders, NO. 50.

III. All soldiers, except Orderlies,
Messengers, and Soldiers on duty in the
City, hereafter found in the City of Nash
Vile without pass signed by the proper
Commanding Officer or Surgeon of Hos
pital will be arrested by the Provost
Guard held in custody, and put on police
duty under direction of the Provost Mar
shall until regularly released. Passes
will not be held good at night after 8 =
o'clock; and soldiers found in the streets
after that hour, except the classes above
mentioned, will be dealt with in the same
manner as a soldier without pass. Or
derlies and Messengers will be furnished
by the proper authority, with certificates
showing them to be such.
~. All non commissioned officers and
soldiers found in citizens dress will be
deemed p,ima tacie, as deserters, and will
be arrested by the Provost Guard, and
held in custody by the Provost Marshal,
to await trial and punishment.
By order,
Col. JOHN i. MILLER,
Commanding Post.
L. Rowland,
A. d. G. g. A. A. G..
July CIV. !
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, Tenn, July q, 1862 a negro
~ man. who says bis name is SIMON, and belongs
to Jno. j. Crowder, Of williamson County Tenn. (;
age about % ycars feet inches high; weighs 40
pounds color, black scar on left hand from burn
The owner is requested to come forward prove
property, and pay charges as the law directs.
J. NJ HINTON,
luly3l-3t sheriff and Jailcr Of b. c.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tom, July l6, 1862 negro
~ MAJ, who uys ms name is FREDERIC *, and
belongs To Francis Gtrhy, OF Madison county, AIu;
ere about 2 ycUrs feet 6s inches high weighs
1856 pounds color, light copper.
The owner b. r,quu-lud T. como forward prove
property and uay charsosas tbo law directs
i. NJ. uINIUN.
jlIy3l-at Sheriff and JaIIur ID. g.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE, AT Rules held in the
- Clerks Office, CuanCery Court at Nashville, Mon
day, July the 7th, 1862
William simmons Complainant rs. r. McManus aud
Others Defendants
Il appearing from alldayit died In this cause that
the Defendant r. McAlHuus' place Of residence Is un
known and that no rs now a nonresident Of
tho State Of Tennessee IL Is ordered that lac do
enter his appearance herein before or within the FIRST
Three days of the next term of said Court 20 be held
on the LIST Moudlyn November next OS62) and plead
answer or dcmur To Compartments bin, or the same
Will be taken for confessed % n him and set for
hearing paftc and that copy Of this order be pub
lshcd once week for four successive weeks la tho
Nashville Union A Cupy-Attest:
j. h GIEAVES, G. AN.
A. l. DEnoss, Fol for ComppL July l3w4
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Committed TO Jail

NE Davidson County, Tenn, July "a, 1862, negro
~ man, who says his name is STEPHEN, and belongs
to George Parker, OF Washington County, Miss; age
% years feet inches high; weighs 90 pounds
color, black ; two scars on left wrist.
The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs.
j. n HINTON,
iuly31s-3t Sheriff and Tailor OF ID G. .
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, Tenu., July o. 1862, negro
~ man, who says bis name is TOM, end belongs to
A. Henderson, Of Rutherford county, Tenn age about
~ years 3 feet I inches high weighs 100 pounds ;
color, black
Tho owner is requested to come forward prove
property, and pay charges as the law directs
y. NJ HINTUN,
iuly 3l-3t Sheriff and Tailor, ID. c.
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n II w -
ICE CREAM SALOON.

fI'HE subscribers have inst cited up, u handsome
style, boo "a pleasant ana CONVENIENT part OF tha
City, at No l3, UNION STREET, next door o. tho
lewti.y store oi Nc j. Flowers, an lNE CREAM
SAIO o., ana tlo lHH'rs aud GHuttmUu of hsslV Ile
aud vicinity are respectfully invited 90 give them a
cal. Ibry pledge themselves tu Keep on hand Che
very host aTtilil chat can be- made,
j. RAEhIE
p O'CONNER
NB-FamHcs and Parties supplied al any hour
by the qusuuty on che most liberal terms
Iuylo-u
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County, Tenn. July 2S 1882 a negro
~ man, who says his name Is henry, and belongs
10 Matt Scruggs, Of Bedford County Tenn age about
q years o feet inches high weighs 1866 pounds
color, black
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, and pay charges ms the law directs.
j NJ. HINTON
iuly3l-3t sheriff and Tailor ofD. c.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County, Tenn, July - 1909 n negro
~ man, who says bis name Is WATT. aud belongs
to DuuCsn, OF Ftaukiin CIuuty, lCnn-; aFoa about
u years. feet inches hilhi So iglg about l4o
pounds color black small scar GA forehead.
The uwucr is requested ~ coma forward, prove
property, and pay charges, us the law directs
J. NJ. HINTON,
iuly3l-9t SIarH and Jailur of ID O.
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anu luI ptlhoha liNlnE AZ distance who can rii,
20 tho Army Intelligence oHicc and obtain rpIl.
ablo Information OF any soldier that en-.
listed il tho States of
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio lore, Michigan, Wf,can.
siH h1iHss1ts, Kentucky aHl Missouri
COKRECr INTELLIGENCE Will RE CTvfV or
- any soldier trum the uhu,u states. whether
SICK, MouNuEn, KILLED, oR TAtEN pRIsDNru. and
in what battles he may have boon engaged. and
whore bis regiment is stationed
informant on will also be 3 ven " the condition Of
a. y sick or wounted soldier ia ST. Louis, Luuisyil e
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or any Hospitai
IN the Western nCpa-tucu and whore th6so Hl'cI
IN battle or have died from thell uuuudz f, huri
ed aud where those taken prisoners are con.
fined.
This is the only Army Intelligence Office In the
Impairment OF the Mississippi or Western DEPART.
ment,-aud information ui soldiers from any ui tba
above states can DO given az any time by calling or
Wrl'ng To the Army Intelligence Ohce
re sons writing viii please give tho Eamu Of the
soldier, what state ha en- stod M and tho uuubor of
his regiment. Charges for any Eiud orA w lntoli.
gento VIII be TWO DOLLARS, and any person writing
VIII please enclose tue amount, M order to secure
attention to their inquiries
Address Army Intelligence once, s. outs, Mo-
IN care r. u LoN 1913. lMay 10, ls6l-ly
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slashrille alnium.
:. g. MERCER, Editor.


Our correspondents must allow us to
take our own time for reading their com
munications. We have no time to be
road 20. It's literally impossible.
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STEAM FROM
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL.
THE STEAMSHIP
REAT EASTERN,
WALTER PATTON, Commander,
VIII bc despatched


From IIvEErooI, From NEW YoRK
Calling az QuetustoW SatI f............Juy 90
Saturday, August no Tuesday ... September o
Wednesday, October ! Saturday, ..... October 25
Tuesday, November Is Thursday DuComber n
This magnificent ship having proved herself un-
cguallol for speed, safety and comfort sea sickness.
being unknown on hoardl, Is strongly recommended
as the most eligible conveyance fur passgugoTs
FIRST CABIN,
From 295 TO Sl35 each BERTH According 90 the size
situation, and accommodation Of the State Rooms All
having the same privileges in tho saloons, and I'M re-
gard 10 meals and attendance, suit0s departments
Tor families may DO engaged By SPECIAL agreement.
TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE TO and nom LIVER.
POOL at a FARE AND A HALE,
Servants accompanying Passengers, and children
under ~ yoart of age half tre Infants nee.
SECOND CABIN,
State room herths, meals furnished az separate ia
bic, .,,, ...".,,,
TURn CABIN.
intermediate state Room passengers found with
beds, bedding table, utensils and good substan.
Ihl looui -..,.,,t,.t 300
bTrEBACr
With superior acCummt d0t onst ,...,.,.,. $50
farCs hy the Great Eastern, on aud amor tho trip
OF the OH Of september viii be advanced 10 Ter
cent.
Each passenger allowed 90 cubic feet Of nggage.-
An experience Surgeon ON board,
For uCIg ht and passage Amply 20
CllAS. A, WHITNEY,
Al the office, so. 30 Broadway, NY.
ROWLAND q AspINWALL, Agents.
July 90, lsJ2-ul ncc.l -
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or Davidson County, Tenn, june 10 1852, q negro
~ man, who slys his name is JACK, ami belongs
70 Richard Hide, OF Dsvds IA County, Tenn. ago about
30 yeas eighs about 10 pounds left eye out scar
on right hand
The owner be requested TO come fiaNard, prove pro
perty, nd pay charges, as the law directs.
J N HINTON,
iuy3l-3t Sheriff aud Tailor of D. C.
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Headquarters of First Regiment OF
Tennessee volunteer cavalry.

Tennessee volunteer cavalry.
July 20, 1862. 4
All officers recruiting for this service
will report to me at Headquarters, Fair
Grounds, or at the State Capitol. Those
desiring to enlist will apply at either Of
those places
Volunteers will, ifpossible, bring their
horses with them, which will be valued
and paid for by the Government.
By order Of Col.W. b STOKES.
c. d. BRIEN, A. r. @. M,
july2O-tf.
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Committed to Jail
Hay, Corn and Bran!

hAfO iAHN "lfII ANINt
900 " wheat Fran,
POO Bales Prime Hay
for sale boy y. g.. RUST
Successor 20 NJ. A PAREsu a Co..
tollosc street South OF Br0ai
ftIvT-HIuY-
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WATSON HOTEL.
TO all hSniIitnrY Departments la
the District of the Ohio

~ AND AFTER THE lst DAY or JULY 1862
(Wul open an oflco az tho ~ Cloud totol In Nash
yuee, lrun'sse, and ono on MAN street, opposit.
the CAN'T Hour Louisville, Ky, Tor AN transactlons
o. uot % lhls department. Tor three months from
July lst 1892 CHARLES KAHN Jr
Beef Contractor for the District Of Ohio
b-lllghnst Market price paid fur good cattle
Iulyl-iu
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Terms Of subscriptions in Par Funds.

nH-An communications on business with the OhiCe
will be addressed 70 the PUBLISHERS of the UNION,
and all communications to tho Editor Will be address
TO s. c, MERCER
Editors OF loyal newspapers will DO us a great Kind
ness by republisbing .hc foregoing or It's substance
The current transactions in Tennessee for months 70
will be highly interesting 10 all loyors Of their
country and her free Institutions and The columns Of
the UMoN will Furnish the earliest and most reliable
history OF these events.
The national Republican., 1862-01-31
OBITUARY..

Among the oldest citizens OF Washington who
have recently been removed from our midst by
the hand of doath, was Mr.. SELBY PARKER. For
many years, Mr.. PARKER had been engaged In
business in this city, and Was we'll known In all
our community. His death, SO sudden and I'm.
expected caused feelings OF the deepest sorrow,
and all shared In heartfelt sympathy with the
bereavsd family. In the gloom Of the hour, we
remember him NJ the fond and devoted hus
band, tho afectionate and tender father, the
earnest and constant friend. and tho active and
enterprisins citizen. All admired his warm
hearted, liberal, and generous nature. His
many acts to the needy around him will never
"The blessing of him that was ready TO perish
came upon me; and Ioaused the Widows heart
10 sing for joy.' ~ WAS father 10 the poor;
and the cause which knew not l searched
out" . y.. .,
Oh! how true Ia It that there Is but step
between US and the grave. While the last sad
Offices of respect and affection have been rem.
dered by his many mourning friends to bis
memory, and his remains now quietly sumber
In Glenwood, WE, the living, viii receive the
lessons of Providence. and all the days Of our
appointed time will we walt I'LL our change
coma. r.
Washington, d. G., 1862.
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--BY~TELE EGRAPH.
r.asS IYFosis Iurops.

A. /.
/, Portland. Jxus 20, THIS AsIscj lssn GAs ar,
rived here, with Ltvsrpocl dAtss 10 iGs istlt
cf January. and Londonderry aAvisss 10 ~
l7lh Instant. '' 'Nfa -.A ~, q Icy
The Tsutonia, sAasrisa, Nova AtJ1o6 and
Edinburgh have arrived out. ~ ffx -
Tho news Is usasss. and not Of much ~
p0rtanoe. pi6ltC ~ s-le., r
II. 10 rumorsd thnt, the rebel steamer Nssh,
Vile has been sold b English shipswnsrs. The
United States steamer Tusoarora continuss y
blockade her, and ,watohss her movements.
! hoNBf MkHxRr.--C Console, for money, o33. =
3 G)Adstons., Chancellor Of the Excheqssr.
made asbssoh at Lsith. II was very ffissdly
toward the United States. He expressed the
hope that the concession ofths American Gov.
ernment would be received In q generous
spirit. He thought, Aoyevsr, that the North
had undertaken y tIsk too big for them.
In view Of the pending arrival Of Mason and
Slidell, various s1psdisnts are bsing adoptsA,
ut Liverpool, 70 secure anything buta nattsring
reception Of than,
The London Shipping Gazette says that war,
or Sjs6 further diplomatic strife, Is inevitable
between Enslsnd and Amsrioa.
Ths publication OF the correspondence In 70.
lation 10 the Trent affair. has led 70 some very
bitter strioturss on the dispatch Of Secretary
Seward, particularly rsgxrding hat part insin.
usting that Mason .and Q i1sD would have been
detained had the interest," Of ths Unlos reduir.
edit. HAr'ts ga A9k4
The national Republican., 1862-01-31
Three Days Later from ike Durnsid'
} rrs DIFFICULTIES sURMotNrED.
BOTH SOUNDS M ITS POSSESSION.
A FIRST BLOW IMMINENT. y.

The Navy Department have very sAtist.etory
dispatches Rom HKttsras, up 70 TIA S64 inSe. I,
three Days SlaAs. thsn. the sdviQeD fssSived By
NJ: 6hesacA 0n no day sefort yesterday.
CommodofasE Epsdsborowgh writes that ~ The
1hree days Intervening bslwss9, ,kfs dspxftnrs
* ths spss!ding k1d iAs ~ by which be
70 rspaffA - sss o. las plotr "a ssorm
,toths exps& '. kss ~ naval ships
- ne WiF(shsIi and ths Barney. = 4
The whitehall had been sent u Eoslsoes
Monroe for necessary repairs, asd th0 NafSD1
had been delayed theres ~ 1ss then momsd.
tSriIy expected, the YuSey Mat sailed few
condition. -
Commodore q. regarded (whsn he wrots)
the difioultios Of the expedition fairiy sur
mounted, and WIS confident that the joint move.
ment from the inlet would bs very speedily
made. His neet then had entire possession Of
those waters-Psmll6o and Albemarls Sounds.
Those dispatches embrace proof of the graft
flying fsot that though the storm had delayed
Gen, BArnsidss expedition, II had not in any
way ~ embarrassed him xs to Affect the pros.
pect Of his transplant success.
The national Republican., 1862-01-31
Deaths OF Golslicrs.

The following deaths Of soldiers have occurred
since our last report:
Corporal 4. J. Llewellen, company -, at
Camp Pierpont. =.
John Crompton, company X, Second U. S. In.
fantry, vt General Hospital. ...s
Corporal Joseph l.. Biddle, company o,
Twenty.third Pennsylvania volunteers, at
camp.
Thomas J. Ramsey, company II, Second regi.
ment Berdan SharpshoOters, 1t camp.
8. q. Gardner, company +, First regiment Ber.
dan SharpshOoters, vt camp. -
James Pangburn, company II, Fiflieth N. Y.
volunteers, at Seminary Hospital.
Chester Dodge, company +, Fifty.seCond
Penn. volunteers, ut General Hospital.
Hiram Moore, company l., Twenty'third
Joseph Walker, company p, Twenty.third
Penn. volunteers, at camp.
Nelson Matthews, company q, Eighty.Afth
N. Y. volunteers, at camp. IN,
The national Republican., 1862-01-31
A Foundliag.

residing In tho northern section Of the city
were awakened by hearing the cries Of an In.
FAINT In the back yard. An examination. which
was made Immediately, disclosed, snugly en-
soonced In q basket, and comfortably clad, An
the basket, among other articles, was found
note addressed, In very endearing terms, to the
pater Tdmiiids Of the establishment, 5eseeChing
him to take good care Of the little creature, TOR
old timss' sake. Perfect image of his papa, he
is, the little darling.
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NnA.:sn.sats.1

OAxfnnsuRY. Y.-The SUCCESS Of this highly pop
,,ler place OF amusemant continues unabatod.
Ths paSSominsa are rendered In q very
anusIne manner BY the Leobt troupe. The
OsutoY6ury MiuatreIs are4oon 70 appear.
No Amelia Wells, In her dsnghSful ballads,
givts the greateStp possible pleasure 20 tho au'
dionOo.
To.morrow afternoon a performance will be
siyen for 1adies and children, whom the Tour
d. EaisoA viii be given for the ntst time IN the
aflern00n. II rs n III, s1si .laf,n,.,,7
CnaasrY's NNsrssLs. -" The Double. bsdded
Room, or thS Adventures Of Dnlciuer 6wipes,"
with George Christy ~ "Dhlcimer," !" was re-
A rtSh bill tonight. "
The national Republican., 1862-01-31
Soldiers Funeral.

Yesterday afternoon, the members OF com.
psny A, Twenty.ninth regiment New York vol.
untesrs attached 10 Gen. steinwshr's brigade,
in Virginia, attended the funeral OF their late
hrst lieutenant, Haak, In = body, whose re.
gressional Burial Ground. Deceased, ut the
time Of his death, held the position Of adjutant
Of the regiment. The funeral oortege was 40.
oompsnied BY the hne band belonging to the
Twenty.ninth regiment. . ,..r..-
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Criminal Court.

To-day, Andrew A. King was put on trial for
Hileary Lancaster, but the case WAS temper.
arily set aside on account of the absence Of =
witness.
The case Of Robert Garcia, indicted for steal.
ing horse, the property OF Harrison Thomp.
son, was then taken up. To-
The national Republican., 1862-01-31

Whitsharse, No. A34 Psnn. Avenas.
&eellng original cartes de uisile photographs
mont, Butler and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan Ia the latest published, and Ia con.
sidered the best In existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and water oolors. Also portraits OF
distinguished mon. Attention of military mon
Ia called to our full langth lettertypes, for send.
Ing by mall dec Is
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TOHN b. HUTCHlNsON Il co..
B A N Il e r S ,
No. 454 Fourteenth Street, opposite
Willafds' Hotel,
XASHIN0TON.

WASHINGTON.
SIGHT DRAFT3, good at ell points In the West.
sFu, Northern, and Now England States, for sale
Upon the lowest terms.
Al o. the highest rates paid for all kinds Of uncur-
rent money. Gold and' Silver Coin and Eastern
Bank Bills at low premium and In sums to suit
purchasers.
Special attention given to
Renting Money for Soldiers.
We do II on the lowest terms and In the safest
ner.
Al kinds of Government Securities Bought, Sold
We give special attention to the Collection Of ys.
DBPuTkD Claims against the Government We de.
cline taking charge Of speculative or doubtful de-
Our charges for Collection, Exchange and AZ
other matters will always be - low - the msrks'
will Afford.
States Treasury and by special permission 70
Hon Edward Jordan, Solicitor u' o. treasury
Hon: :. j. Ghittenden, Register u S. Treasury
Edward Tvlcr, Esq. Cashier Suffolk Bank, Boston.
Hon Edward iiaight Y. c., President Bank Com.
monwcslth, New York
Feirbapks l. Co, l89 Broadway, New York.
Liyermore Clews Co., Bankers, New York
Mcssrs. jay, Cooke Co., Bankers, Philadelphia.
Hos. ii, W. Hoffman, Collector Of the Customs
cha!' st.'HG y. HART, Cashier F.rmss Bank, Troy.
jaDA
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SCrenasies,

Hon. J. X. Morehead, member ot Congress
from Pennsyivxnia, was serenaded last even.
ing, at his residence on Sixth street near u, by
the band Of the Sixty second Pennsylvania
regiment, (Withers's band. of this city.) Mr..
Morehexd acknowledged the compliment, in u
neat speech. Later In the evening, the same
Of Pennsy wanna, former Secretary OF War,
who is stopping at tho Kirkwood House.
The national Republican., 1862-01-31
DIED.,

At l2A O'clock, on the morning Of the 3Oth
January, Of paralysis, JULIA A., wife Of ].
William Plant, In the 35th year Of her age.
The relations and friends of the family are
requested to attend the funeral, at o. clock this
Friday) afternoon, from her late residences,
No. AS Seventh street, between G and H
streets, without further notice.
baltimore Sun CODy,1
The national Republican., 1862-01-31
From Fortress Monroe.

Baltimore, Jan 30.-The Old Point Boat, which
arrived this morning, brings nothing import.
ant. tar sSI
A vessel, supposed by some to be the Merri.
mao, appeared ut Crsney Island yesterday.
The troops at Newport News slept on their
arms Tuesday night.
|. The Eastern State and six tug boats sailed for
Hxtteras on Wednesday.
The Hartford arrived yesterday from Phila.
delphia.
The national Republican., 1862-01-31

JEFF THOMPSON NOT CAPTURED.
Chicago, Jan. 28.-The expedition which left
Birds Point last Saturday, in pursuit Of the
guerilla chieftain Jeff Thompson, returned this
evening unsuccessful, having captured nothing
of importance.
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MILITARY GAZETTE.
OFFICIAL.
WAR DEPAhTNEM,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
January 81, 1862.
Ordered That the War Department will be
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates TO active military operations In the field
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the public.
'". EDWIN N. STANTON,
jazz tt Secretary Of War.
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sarrsssss Cours.

JANUAxY 10 NO. 94. The ComsAeroial Trans.
portation Company, claimants Of the steamboat
Ccmnstoe, appellants. 70. Henry Ftzhugh q
by Mr. Grant and Mr.. esdgwick Y6r the appel.
lees, And concluded BY Ar. Benedict for the
appellants. 't a'npf+i1t sftft j n -.
The national Republican., 1862-01-31
LOCAL NEWS, ,
20 AdvsrsasSfs,

Nearly 10 tAcusssd eeptss Of the Aefs'
,ssas ars s,fissla,sd saoaS ~ 1osS,As Sopns'
tlos every AZ, Sssidss sAsisfgS nsnbsrs ssrvsd
TO rsguasF substFiSers. AAvsFetssFs YIN @ks
note aeooFa1xsiy. w W! % ,,,i siitst'les !, =
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OARD 10 THE PUBLIC.

CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
have The hosos Of aasoasslns that the Beautiful
and Fascinating renowned Spanish Dassssss
Ia ScseortgN lsN6es Ctsbas,
Having reoovsssd froa her late indiapos,tioa, will
make her dsbss = ~ sjty b Grand Spanish Ballet
under ny dirsaies,
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1862.
sad coatiaus ier six nights oaly.
The fame and rass aeeoaplishments Of this truly
great artsts ars worthy Of the special notice Of the
public. She y the oaly real Spanish Danssuse that
hes ever appeared 10 A.srioa; and In consequence
Of the immense firors she created st the ROYAL
Opera, Msdrld, ny Agent Immediately negotiated
IN engagement with her. I can, with confidence.
claim for her artistic precedence Of any other Dancer
who hes yet appeared In the United States
Rsspectiully, JAMES N. NIXON
Jan N-1w ,.lHr