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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-21

ST. Iouis, Thursday Feb 90 1852.
The following dispatch was sent from headquarters
yesterday:
HEADQuARrEEs. DEPARTMENT ~ MI.sorRL(
sr. LOUis, Nedne siay FEB. 10, 1860
MAJOR Zen D. rSfEs, Commanding Department Of Kansas
at Fort LeayenwoTth
To you more tLan any other man out Of this de-
partment are we indebted for orr success at Fogt
DoneleOn.
In my strait for troops to reinforce Gen. Grant,
applied 10 you. Yen responded nobly, placin. your
forces at my disposition.
This enabled us 10 win the victory.
Receive my nost heartfelt thanks.
II. w. HALLECK. Mejor-Genersl.
Prof. Swallow, the State Geologist, was arrested
Tuesday night and committed to military prison,
on the charge of disIoyaliy.
The nsmts of the Rebel officers captured on Sat-
urday last were incorrectly reported fiom Sedaiia
yesterday morning. They are IA follows; Bdg.-
Gen. Price, Col. Dorsey, Col. Cross, and Capt.
Inse--aIl Of Msior-Gen. Prices staff.
Gen. Ilalleck has is ued an order that in con-
sideatiOn OF the recent victories won by the Union
forces and Of the rapidly increasing loyalty Of the
citizens OF Missouri the sentences Of tie eight bridge
burners, heretofore condemned to death. are proys-
ionsly mitiga.d to close confinement in the mi airy
prison NJ Aicu.
Ii, however, Rebel spies again destroy the rail-
roads and telegraph nes, and thus render 1t neces-
ssry 10 make severe examples the original sentence
against these men viii be carried into execution.
No further assessment will be levied Or collected
from any one who will now take the prescribed oath
Of allegiance. Boa'ds or Commissions will be ap-
OF oted TO examine tue cases of prsoDers Of war
Xho upuly TO take the oath Of allegiance. On their
recomne ndaton, orders will lie issued for their re-
lease.
SPRINGFIELD No, Fe5. 10 lef2
1t il rot probable that our army will follow Gen.
Price very far into Arkansas. There is considerable
talk Of fortfyip Neosho and placing detachment
of troops at Cafsyiile.
Letters found in Prices Headquarters, reveal a
strong Union sentiment III Arsansas.
Albert Pike 10 working wonders among the
Indians.
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Gov. sprasae RenOminnted.

Providence. Tbgndsy. FEB. 70 1852
The Democratic State Convention to-day re-
couDated Gov. Sprague and the other incumbehts
)f he State Offices.
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The Riohemian'h Walls.

BOsTOS Thursday, FEB. 20 1861.
r'l- foreign MALE per steamship Bohemian, were
'orwsrded by TIE S:J0p. Ia. train due at Aew-foTk
81 q. o.. tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-21

,'aopufys yRoN RoANOKE.-Wo last night re-
ceiyed . call from Capt. Benjamin Jepson aud Sur
peon Douglas Of the 10Th Connecticut Regiment
now q, Roanoke Island, the former having been
wounded in the head at the recent battle. They
came North ia charge OF the bodies of COL Russell,
Iien,. stillman and Jere L. Bronson. Of their reg
mept. Can't Hnbbard of II Massachusetts regiment
and Cant. Ueory OH New-Jersey regiment. They
had with thsni two flags, one Of the regular Rebel
st,pe. and one Of very beautiful material the State
fac Of North Carolina. The latter was taken by the
9th Massachusetts Regiment. The honor ana shame
of the Safe ARE recorded upon its folds ID the inscrp
ton MAY, 20, E75," May 20, iS6l."
Tyy DlsposIlIog OF FRAsCr.-Mr. Thurlow
Weed. ia his lat letter, dated Paris, ia nusryH
says:
"Our Minister Mr.. Dayton, bad satisfactory
interview with NJ. ThouyenAl Oh Friday. had
audiences with distinguished perSonases on Friday
and saturday. l may Say, with proPriety, and N
iustice TO eminent stat-smeI, that Nj. Thouvenai
CONT de Morny aud the Prince Napoleon, entertain
ust and enlightened views aud right feelings 10
ward our Government. The Prince Napoleon, W..
WIS 70 recently sith US, and SAW and neard WIZ
bis oan ewes ana ears looks upon the reoeii,oh a
causeless and wicked. Aud The Emperor, lnoGs"
really Pre- ised by the suerngsof the
aud lasoring classes and urged ty less iesili %
influences 10 declare against the bockade, mas oeel
mile true to the laws OF nations and to our doSef"
ment. ., .o, hoe hoo,
Archbishop Hughes, regret TO say, mas peer
nujte IN for fortnight confined most OF tue .no
ria bed. Though much wasted, nothing s'ii'u'
,9..r.4enisi.'
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
RST AGAINST TANNING THE CALIFORNIA

TFDTE~I INIIf
MINIS.
sA. fsArcisoo, Thurrdsy, P.b. 20, 1862
Concurrent revolutions have parsed both Houses
OF be California Legislature, protesting sgainrt the
policy Of taxing the California gold mines By the
General Government, as proposed by the Secretary
o. tie interior.
Arrived. sbip Comet from NewYofk.
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THE WAR In MISSOURI.
THE CHASE AFTER PRICE
Names Of the Rebel officers Captured.
LEnIY TO THE CONDEMNED BRIDGE BURNERS.

CAssyILLE, Mo-, Feb. 10, 1862.
We are in pursuit of the enemy. He is
now eDcamped at KeetsvIlle, eight miles south
west of this place, expecting five regiments
from Arkansas. Perhaps Price will mako a
stand at Keetsville, but it is doubtful, as his
army seems demoralized. At McDoweIl's, on
Flat Creek, we attacked bis rear guard. They
made weak resistance, and then precipitatey
lied.
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8 a. seo'no Vermont Regiment have presented
-, '''V'' 10 big.-Gen. o. q. Howard, In wtose
TO -. az. aA.--s - .al..eg .G.ggea,
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The WAR FOR The UNION.
The Treasury-NOte Bill in the House.
THE TAX AND EXCISE BILL

Reported Evacuation Of Manassas.
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E,,,.rs P.nDUs.-Tnis corps has grand the
.trical entertainment tonight ut the Academy oil
MuAic. for tue benefit Of tho wen. For particulars
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MILITARY CHANGES.


~ sisAS 400, , ~ .' IJs ArS T.b %
ges.tsf Carr No t8--i. Cot G. 4 f.hbnra oi ti- q
Wconn svalry hss save Of shsrl anil iudlsf oides
10 ,u,bl, HIN to 'rTst On go 'ta 81 Ma orr Dia'
6ud hy the Bond II Isu ai q 10 De- phytcslJ M
eompe,-rt dcbss, tts dui~' q n .h's AID the tr,
having appiovc the nudns he 1ill b. nsced npon the
II retfcd ,h,er Of hat ia 80 "ich the ia 'ouy r.
ND. a. IA long aud i'ul ftfycr otfom semc lJls ihct
de.t it.feo. 10 d.. hom ss6 - ioe!' ,,..,.. La.
p brg Gen. lh'Has W ili.l =. .. - $3.50. -
syed from duty ~ tie Department % no u ,''ohs' Mo-
WI iepon to Msl -oen u. b"lI T. - ''Dl', o,
, m. secfetar- Of Nrr tTfcts th'i on tA' evening r"
ss.rdav The I'D VI cbruaTy met The " ~ pepaiinei
Wlnd,f hnndag 'oIco,sn'. ruidins AID 'or Nn'ty &c
un ed honor 81 the fecrat 'oto'- ots we
80 n r. Csup. Assistant Quaftsnnast'f 1. :. l.
9Th the execution OF tA' order exec P' ~ eSai' 'N'
rsde surgeon I'd =. ph-lps u. 5 VOLUNTEER. vii
n It the hredquonrr Of the Army 81 W. fo,oe 'V
.i,,urut to TIE is,d- conn suded by Cen hiots; l.
Of epc, iot thirty dsSs IL granted tspt W ma r.
L.. nh ln'anir, surgeons cerin'sir OF ~ h'.ith
~ - ,e.,t Peter n MctLe-ney is By direction oi tue
s' Of y a. appointed ID Liru.oraut 10 te l.. h,s.
ST. o, pi.i-t Of toluu.Ds voluuttes' vice Jane. '"
IT, 10 isned 10 ds.e 4 on Jiu. Z, i'oI
Nv S'"'"A"' ~ L. THOMAS AdJutant General.
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING TREASURY Nolts'
The Secretary Of tie Treasury VIII receive pro
,o..l. for the engraving, printing numbering ana
-. ,eouir,d for the new ssue authorized by the
'e., 49,, now before Congress II il required that
,be propo.ls stale the party, firm, or compan! one,
NC the iacit.,s Tor execution '"o o"i""' ~
and models must be submitted Of bonds ana ho'es'
According to tue terms OF the BILL notes oil tho"saho''
ry hundreds, aud hies ia addition to those NJ pres
o,, will DO issued. Five days notice VIII DC gwen
TO make proposals. Satisfactory bonds VIII oe IT,
onred. Parties can at once prepare themselves
rrA,ps Ky CONTRACTORS, Ere.
QtAtqFhAAs1rh-G KNKn.Ls OfHot,
NasuIsGToS CRY, teb ~ lbot'
~. oalcefs 81 the QuATtcTiBesttTr Department e' "
,ct,l i, niske pecitl T.lott g. TIE o'ai 'ilAsloI
~ on every ca- ~ which they have hno"l"dge W Nn0
TIL Fnud b.. been pgacuc,d upon 'ho "u'''nm'"' -,
,cof. by mean. u different or Inferior st'e i1"h '
contracted lor. II .,.l their AT, il
maj snit, may be brought sggin. boh fiudu'eu' con
traitors aud reg ont inspect -,
n, order OF tho secretary OF War - ,,...t
~ II. q MtloS Northumberland
F,rA.rs P.nDus.-Ths corps has grahh the
trical entertainment tonight ut the Ae.deuy
Mnsie for In, benefit Of tho ucn. For particulars
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II "a r. Associated Pre-"
W,.uyGrOs Thursday. Fob - ifG,
.PfLiCATiOSs 10 TRADE WITH so,ihii'N
PORTS.
Nurnerour applications continue TO be made for
,.rm,.ion 10 trade ut tue several captured points on
The Southern cont but none OF them have been
ganed.
Tnr ERICSSON moS-CI.D crSnohrs.
r,f,,aiion received here shows thai The clad
pnboat, on the Erlcfson plan, IL Tins Tar S'tSac'
tory to tue official lospoctor trial Trip TO Fortress
Monroe il contemplated.
THE COOIiE TRADE.
The President has approved the bi TO prohibit the
coolis trade by American citiners in American
vessels.
ruE TRANSFORMATIONS on TROOPS AND SUP
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Delevates from the principal Railroad Com
,.ncs Of the oval St-tes met this morning at VIII
L,rdr in pursuance Of putc invitation OF the Sec
r,,pry Of War with view to making general ar
yer enis Tor the transportation OF troops ana mill
Tar, supplies ON uniform terms, sal"iael"f! TO the
Goy,,ument and 10 the Companies. The Convention
WIN very largely attended. Among tic gentlemen
ore.en, wor. the Iion. E1stus Corning, mer-rs.
Mash Stevens. Meuick, FELTON,, WIN. ID. Levi
OsLorre. KImber, Jewett, Garrett, 4. W. Ch'pih,
l,,,L /. Wilron, Enoch Lewis, Aihor ana laSl u.
Auer tie meeting bud been organized by thc hp-
oo;e',n.,t # Mr.. Corning M President, aud Meerrs.
rrio,y and Kimbcr M Secetniies OF tho convention
thc Chairman deputed Judge Jewet and DIR. WE
f. Ievi, ,o invite tue Attendance OF the Secretary
d Mar who shortly anor arrived accompanied t}
ur S,.,,,on. In II few eloquent and impressive re-
marks Lid before the Convention TIC O'Jc,l oi hin
call v'Licb was TO throw upon tie railroad comih
nies tlens.lves, through IN eiinent ORGANIZATION
the arrangement apd responsibility oil the measii''
neccssa,, nj this luuc,ue iOf conducting 'he 'ia"s
| roriatio1 Of the Government, both Of troops n"u
suprii-.. together with the establishment Oh "He'
, ...o...... .-..., II u-.>-. 1-s@ S.~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-21

thorized persons to raise regiments. Iodepend.
ent regiments will not. hereafter, DO recognized
or received.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-27
United States of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
WHEREAS, inform alton was d ed within aud for
w the Middle District Of Tennessee, at Nashville,
the 2Sth day OF May A. D., 1862 by John Trimble
Esq. Attorney for the United States for the Middle
District Of Tennessee who prOseoutes herein on behalf
OF the Untei States against certain property, viz
Lot situated the Northeast corner OF Cherry street
and Franklin street, 10 south Nashville, and the
buildings thereon the said buildings recently erected
for the purpose OF preparing materials for the
facture OF Gunpowtcr; also the machinery aud tx
lures connected with said establishment praying pro.
against the same, that 1t be Cahdomnsd for.
fsitrd.
NV, therefore, in pursuance OF the montion, IN
dor the seal OF said Court TO me directed ana Gcv-
cred, do hereby give public notice TO all persons
Ginning said property, or in any manner interested
therein, that they be and appear before said Circuit
Court, 10 be held at the City of Nashville In and for
said District on the 9th day Of October, 1902 at IL
o'clock in the forenoon Of that day then and there
intorpose their claims and to make thor allegations
IN that behalf h. r. GLASCOCK,
nos U. s. Marsha NJ u. T.
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United States of America:


Wy HEREAS libel Of information was hed within
w and for the Middle District of Tennessee, at
Nashville ON the 2nd day Of June, A. d, 1862, by
John Trmblr, Esq, Attorney for the United states
Tor the Middle District Of Tennessee, who prosecutes
herein behalf OF the United States against certain
pro eTty, VIZ: certain Lot, situated the South
east OF Broad and Front Streets IN the ,y u
Nashville, being she Dcxt lot 20 the corner lot af1re
said on which corner lot is situated the Brass tuun
dry Of b. COlei said lot fronting on Front street run
ming back towards The river, thence nearly Parallel
tie river and thene back to Front street the
nsr OF said lot Front street tarthcst from Broad
being opposite a small BlacKsmiths shop, situated ON
the other side Of Front street. and a'sO all the Bold
ings said lot, aud also all the fixtures, machinery
too =, implements and materials Of every description
connected with sad lot and buildings; said buildings
said lot being the Foundry OF one r. 81. BrenuRn
and praying process against said property that the
same DO condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF the monitlon, un
der tue seal OF said Court to me directed and deliver
Cd, ! do hereby give public notes TO all persons
claiming SAID property, or in any manner Interested
therein, that they be and appear before said Circuit
curt to be held al the city Of Nashville and for
said District the Goth day Of October 1902, at 10
O'Clock IN The forenoon Of that day, then and there
to iutefpose their claims, and to make their allega
tons 10 that behalf r, r. GLASCOCK,
juno "a, lS62-l4t U. s. Marshal, NJ d 7.
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limited States of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESoL
w HEKEAS "a libel OF information was filed with
w in aud Tor che Middle District u lvpuosss', az
Nashville, on the Goth day Of May d, 1852, 10y
Joha 1rmble ksq Attorney 70 The uuiled sta ~
Tor the Middle District Of Tennessee, who pruscoutcs
hafcin on behalf of the United Stres against "a GER
tain TOT aud che Baidug- crUon, 5 tnated fronting
on Marx street iu tue City % nashville, known a-
hllis a MObTo's Foundry ana MPohine sep East Of,
Broad street, m the City Of Nashville also,
al the machinery, tUols, fixtures aud imp cntents
end m ,tcrlll connected with said lot aud Foundry
AID MACHINE shop and Building, for reasons rad
causes N said libel Of information mentioned, aud
praying process against the said property that tho
same be condemned as turtdited.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the mouitou, under
the seal Of said Court TO directed and delivered,
do hereby give public notice 90 AL persons claiming
said property or in any manner Interested therein,
that lhey b. and appear before said Circuit Court TO
be held at the City OF Nashville, in and for said Dis
trct on the goth day Of October 1862 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon OF that day then and there to ntcrpose
their claims, and - make their allegations IN that
behalf r. r. GLASJUCk,
juno IA, lSG2.-l4t u. s. Marshal NJ ID. T
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ARTICLE IN.

The two high contracting parties have
agreed that, in the event Of the death,
sickness, absence on leave, or any other
legal impeachment of one or more Of the
judges or arbitratOrs composing the
above toned courts, respectively, the
post of such Judge OF arbitrator shall be
supplied, al interim, in the following
manner:
First. On the part OF the United States,
and in that court which shall sit within
their territories; if the vacancy be that
Of the United States Judge, his place
shall be filed by the United States ar
bitratOr; and either in that case or in
case the vacancy be originally that Of the
United States arbitrator the place Of
such arbitrator shall be filled by the
judge of the United States for the south
ern district Of New York, and the said
court so constituted as above, shall sit,
and in all cases brought before them for
adjudication shall proceed TO adjudgc the
same, and pass sentence accordingly.
Secondly On the part of the United
States Of America, and in those courts
which shall sit within the possessions of
her Britannia Majesty; il the vacancy be
that of the United States judge, his place
shall be filed by the United States ar
btrator; and either in that case, or in
case the vacancy be Originally that Of the
United States arbitrator, his place shall
be filled by the United States Consul, or,
in the unavoidable absence of the Consul
by tho United States Nioe-Consul In
case the vacancy be both Of the United
judge and of the United States arbitrator,
then the vacancy Of the judge shall be
filled by the United States Consul, and
that Of the United States arbitrator by
the United States Vice Consul But II
there be no United States Consul or Vice
Consul 70 dll the plaza of tho United
States arbitrator then the British arbi-
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ARTICLE VIII

Neither the judges, nor the arbirators
nor the secretaries or registrars of the
mixed courts of justice shall demand or
receive from any of the parties concerned
in the cases which shall be brought before
such courts any cmolumcnt or gift, under
any prctext Whatsoever, for the pcrfor-
nance Of the duties which such Judges
arbitrators, and secretaries or registrars
have TO perform.
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united statea Of Amerlen.

MIDDLE DIbTNtI % IhNNLostE'
NT~HtRFAs o libel Of Information was led within
w aud for the Mlldle f4stTist u lruue see, o.
MELVILLE. ou the 9th day % June, A. p 1852 by
J5hn lrin.Ile E@q Attorney Cor th1 Tate stltps
Ur the SO DE District Of ltau.s Gee, who IrJ.c,ulDs
hpran un Ishhlf 81 tho I'm ed states w dhst certain
prop rty va: Tie Machinery aud iNlur~ u WATSON
County of Cbtatlam, iu he state Of Tenn ss'. me
Buidf KS usei in COZ nee Jon With sad muchn ry
anu GIVE ok acrs uf hud, oh W icl the bui Dc
iuss stand, pre- fling process againf tad prpfy'
ihl the .amc BE- en- enuyd a. Forfeited.
Now ,thUrer b.. lu uursulrc OF o." moniiun, undo
tho sea- OF raj Colr, t1 me directed aud acIle.eI,
90 hgrtby give public notice % a persuus 81 Inning
said uuIj.ity. or iu auy manner mtortstcd tina. ,n
that 'hy Do lu1 appear before said Crruit t11ft "a
be lI at TIE tlty Of nashville, 30 and TO- SAID ls
ri the tOh las OF October, 1867, a TO ocock POI
The for no not that day. uern there 20 iuurpu-e
tloir e,a.us, and 90 make ttuir alterations in thu
bell uf s f. r. GlASlutk,
Juupg8 lsG2-l4 q. Marshal, NJ. ID 7.
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SICK OR WOUNDED,

ana Tor potsone hNtug ~ distance who can ritz
TO the Army lntoll gonce Office aud obtain rcli.
able information Of any soldier that en-.
listed 90 the states Of
WiEois, ildirna, OHIO, Iorro, Michigan, Wi.coa-
sin BHaaespis, KsHiucty uad AEs.opyl
HORR CT INTELLIGENCE WILL BIZ GIVEN OF
~ any soldier FROM the above states. whrthe
SICK, WoUuEo, LLEn, 90 TAcrN PHtsoNru, aud
In what battles he may have been engaged, and
where his reginent a stationed,
Informal on will also be ven OF the condition OF
a"y sick woun ted soldier g. 81. Louis, Louisville,
Cincinnati, Nashville Mound CITY, or any Hosp tai
Ia the Western Department and where those HI ed
IN battle or have died from their wounds, are burr
edi aud whore IA 10 taken prisoners are CON
Gned.
This Is the only Army Intelligence uflcc la the
Departure Of the Mississippi or Western Depart.
meut,-aud Information OF soldiers FROM any ut tho
above States can be given n any time by calling OF
NJ 20 the Army Intel g"ncr ONES ........
Pc sous writing wilt please give the Llmo Of tile
soldier what State hn on isted m, ami tho number Of
his regiment. Charges for any kiud urM " lntolIi-
gence will be Two DOLLARS, aud any person writing
will please enclose tie amount IN order TO sccure
attention 90 their Inquiries.
Address Army Intelligence Office, ST. l.ouis, No,
In care T. o. Fox 1918. May rs, lS6!-ly
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$50 REWARD.

- ANYWAY ir'm the subscriber, 2 miles from
lOlcbanon, Wilson cousty, Tennessee, on the 10Th
inst, negro man named Afod about 80 years Of
age black, spare made and rather delicate appear
upcr, weighs about l40 pouuds He s a carpenter by
TRADE aud will doubtless try TO mako into the federal
lines, ana pass himfclr os ffco man lie can write
pJsssble hand | will give the Ubvc reward for
his apprehension 30 / can get him.
u. WftTTESIDE.
juyg-dlm
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$50 REWARD.

Ny son John Tate was taken ffom the neigh Dor.
hlhocd Of Bowling Green Ky, by the Texas
Rangers the 18Th DAY Of February lSG2 an car.
ried -outh. lie wnbout rs years Ola, brlpht multt.
10 color, face GnlClled about ten inches high
rather spare built has scar on his Side from Rcald
aud also one Of his legs from dog bite. will give
the above reward FOR his liberation or II returned to
his homo and pay all expenses attending the same
kl.lLA TATE.
iuly2 dim
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WATSON HOTEL.
TO all the Military Departments ia
The nIstrIcI of Tic Ohln

IN AND AFTER THE let DAY or July 1862
Owl open an office at the -, Cloud Hotel In Nash.
yhlce, fcnngsse, and one On Maui street, opposite
the Gauit Huus Louisville KY, for an transactions
or beef In this department, for three months nom
July lst 1907, CHARLES KAHN, Jr,,
Beef Contractor for The District ot ohio
H-llghest Market price paid for good uAttle
juyl-ju
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S25 REWARD!

D,TULEN, from y HULpEBRAND, Jewe.er on Tn
- ION street, ONE PATENT LEVER ENGLISH
GOLD WATCH manufactured by Jno. Johnston, Ilv.
oIpool, The Watch - % small size, VIII white dial
engraved on Me Iusl 70 'Gtn " HANHrR, from hs
"HlR,uE HAMMER The above Reward viii be paid
or any lut1rmtion that may lad 70 The recovery of
tbc property n Il. HAMMER
IuaDU-u
Lnu-NLe IlmuAI please clpy 10 ln, amt u-E8.
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NOEStE.

INHE MKT ANNUAL. NETTING OF THE Stock.
l holders OF the 7 "a. r. H. Co, will take placp
at tho ofice Of the Company Ga Frankuu on the arst
Iuosday--being the 9th day Of August, 1904.
FRANK HARuEMAN, 500. \ Treas.
uno gb--td #..
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RYE FLOuR.

OK BARRELS FRESH GROUND RYE flour, on
OJ hand aud for sale 40 Che Broadway hnla
Iury6 D. 10. hickey, Agent
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SfraVed or Stolen

TNROM ONE or fHr lots or tbs sURCRlBER,
i Grey Jack. any one one returning tuo animal or
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II the detained vessel shall be restored
by The sentence of the court the vessel
and the cargo in the State In which thew
shall be found, with the exception of tho
negroes found on board, if such NEGROES
shall have been previously disembsrked
under the provisions Of articles fourth
and nth Of the instructions annexed to
the treaty Of this date,) shall forthwith
be given up 10 the master, or 20 the person
who represents him; aud such master OF
other person may, before the same court,
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Anner (B) 10 the Treaty. Je,,oeea BE- United
,Sates Of Ame7ica and Great Britain, .tr
he abolition ofhe African slare traae,
signed at Washington On he 5eoenh daycf
Ap1il 1862
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THE Subscribers hove opened al
1 No. PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE
a large Stock Of Foreign and Domestic