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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

We suppose that the Methodist Pub
fishing House, of this city, will furnish
the rebels with tickets to-day. 1t is true
that it is ian exclusively religious and
eleemosynary institution" as its mana
ger told Secretary Chase a few weeks
ago, but we suppose printing rebel tickets
will come within the range of its pious
duties.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

Nashville has been redeemed" by the
triumphant army of the Union, and now
let her be "regenerated and disenthralled'
from the last remains Of rebel influence,
by the still more potent influence Of loyal
votes at the ballot-box.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22
Arrested.

Yesterday morning D. F. Garter, Pres
ident and John Hereford, Cashier Of the
Bank Of the Union, in this city, were
arrested by order Of Governor Johnson,
for treason, and placed in confinement.
The money changers viii soon be scourg-
ed ogt Of the temple
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1862.
State Union Central Committee.

Tue President of the late Union meet
ing held in this city--Ex- Governor WIN
j. CAMPBELL--at the instance of a mum
Der of prominent gentlemen then present
has appointed State Central Union
Committee, with whom the friends of The
Union in various parts of the State may
st themselves in communication by let
ter or otherwise.
The Committee consists of the follow
ing named gentlemen
ALLEN A. HALL, Chairman.
a. V. S. LINDsLEY.
john LELLYETT.
RUSSELL HoUsToN.
HORACE II. HARRISON.
M. M. BRIEN.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22
The Foreigners.

The rebels, who a few months ago
forced poor and friendless foreigners into
JEFF. Davis's army, now say that the
damned fop-eared Dutch and red
mouthed Irish have no more right to vote
than niger" That is rebel gratitude.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

There are a great many Passes famous
in history and geography. There is the
Pass of Thermopyl@, the great North
west Pass, the PASSES at the mouth Of
the Mississippi, and the Passes out of
the Southern Confederacy, known as
F6sier's passes
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

A poll will be opened this morning in
the loyal city of Nashville for Turner
S. Foster, Secretary Of Committee on
Passports under the Rebel Government,
for the high and responsible Office of
Circuit Judge. Why is not poll open
ed for Beauregard, jeff. Davis and Isham
6. Harris
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

How long would JEFF. DAVIS suffer a
Union man, JOHN MINoR Boris, for ex-
ample, to appear before the people Of
Richmond as a candidate for any civil
office We answer, not one hour. The
daring offender would be lodged imme-
diately in Jail
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22
Rust,tn wheat.

We regret to learn from farmers from
various adjoining counties that the rust
has already began 10 make it's appear
.nee in their fields and that their crops
,siibe worth little If anything. We
,ope that this is not general
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

JEFF. DAVIS allows no man TO vote in
the whole Rebel Confedcracy, unless he
swesrs allegiance to the usurpers who
control it, And shall we suffer the
friends Of JEFF. DAVIS TO vote unchal-
lengedP
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

Ii FOSTER should defeat that brave
and true man, N. NJ. BRIsS, to-day, for
Circuit Judge, would not matters come
to pretty pass?
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

The rebel DULLES have been tolerated
long enough in Nashville. Let them
hide their heads in their dens TO day
This is no day for a traitor to show his
face Upon the streets
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

TWO a. three GOOD HANDS, 70 WHOM reasonable
= gages, IN PAR FUNnS, viii be paid.
.tok SALE 100 bbls flOUR, Extra Family q good
article.
GROUND COFFEE, BY the poaad for sale.
Amply " =. b. AILEN,
mtyi7-,lwt Al Ne uhitst SIates HakUy
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

Mr.. FosTER would make An able Judge,
but that is far EOm proving that he would
make PdSs-abls Judge.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

We hope every voter who is loyal 10
Tennessee and TO the Union will PASS
Turner S. Foster to-day at the polls.
We want our friend BREN, on the
contrary, to order him up, and 90 It alone,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

Fall into the line, men Of the Union !
To-day is no day for the hearted
or for laggaTds.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22
FRENCH BAKERY.

NNHE undersigned begs 10 inform the Public that
il he has added 10 his establishment BAKERY
up0n the French method and that only competent
French workmen viii be employed. lie hositaies not
20 say his bread equal II not superior a. any man
uactWed n the city, and guarantees that 10 will he
sweet and good ss broad can be made, rom the
fact that no hop yeast will be used n it, manuiac-
tuTo share Of the public and private family pat
rOnage T. earnestly solicited.
Hot Rolls every morning, AZ O'clock An descrp-
tons Of bread, and every variety Of cake made 20 or
der.
Remember, II yOu want sweet aud good bread call
AT T. (HDONNOR'S, corner Of Union aud Summer
streots, opposite Odt Fellows Hall
The Public are respectfully informed that the well.
known ICE CREAM SALOON Of H. c. REEyEs,
formerly Of Nashville) will bo re-opened Thursday
the Sth Of May, where Ice Creams not 70 be exoood
by any IN the city, be had. Call and judge for
y0drsef Zap 3O-lml 2. OCOHROR
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22
DIR KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASEs

EDer-FQaaza DIR. KING, formtrly OF New Yorh 10
eEh-ressS lhe last four years Of Louisville ky
and who has devoted his attontionia
tne treatment OF private diseases for SO years. nhtte
HIMSELF having attended TO practice Tor SO mans
years and cured 80 many thousands he s enabled Il
cure al diseases Of private nature, no matter hoyS
bad they may be from niudicious medical treatment
or from neglect Of their own Dr. Kings Dspepsarv n
NO - Deaderck street. between Cherry and the Square
ee9nd story, where be cures an diseases Of private
gonorhea cured without pauseous medicines or 10.
erference with business
Structures OF Old or recent date clectrav .,f,s5 In
lew days, by an operation which ca1sss 40 pain
where STRUCTURE exists health cannot De eujoyedI
Forhape no disease causes moro ~ schag Gad pEderl
mines the constitution go much
syphilis, With on the diFeases Of the aka rrovipg
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be saoctually
cured Ia few days.
Seminal Wedk8ess culRr attention havine heon
given 20 this disease and all the consequences growing
out OF u, brought on n many by the destructive
habits Of inconsderate youths, and excessive indus
gence OF the passions, neglect Of which will under
mine the constitution, rendering the sdbjeot inst FOR
business or society, andc sing premature cid age.
. Females who may be laGoring with any difficulty
the womb may rest assured immediate relief
FeraOns residing abroad, by writing and stat me thep
case with aiee enclosed, direct to Dr. A. king No "a
De2derck street, Nashville Tnnn. will have the neoes-
Sary medicines sent 20 their address Odice hour
ON O'Clock in the morning until Q 10 the evening",
TlYlo-indAw1v
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

u Mr.. FOsTER running in the Union
Or in tie Southern COnfsderacyY
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

Illinois, Indiana, OLio, io,ra, 1Iicki5ln, W,scoa-
sm, NiaHootr, KeaD,csy dad Missouri
tVRRECr INTELLIGENCE WILL BE GIVEN on
~ any soldier from the above States whether
SICK, WOUNDED KILED OR TAEEN PRISONER, and
In what battles he may have been engaged and
where his regiment is stationed.
Information will alec be given Of the condition Of
any sick or wounded soldier 10 81 Louis, Louisville
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or any Hospital
IN the Western Department and whore those Killed
in battle, or have died from their wounds arc burr
ed; and where those taken prisoners are con
6sed.
This is the only Army lntellgeuo. Office u the
Department Of tho Mississippi or astern Depart
ment,-and information Of soldiers ltom any Of the
above States can be given at any time 5y calling or
writing 10 the Army Intelligence once
Persons writing will please give the name Of the
soldier, what Slnte he en- sted u and the number Of
his regiment, Charges for any bind of Army Intelu
genco viii be Two DOLLARS and any person writing
Wll please enclose tue amount, IN order 70 secure
attention TO their inquiries
address Army Intelligence Office, IT. Louis, No..
III care = o. BOX 1873. May -, lsGR-Iy
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22
RUDOLPH WURLITZER,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer 10
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
No. 1913 Main Street,
1,uATrUaJnJ A ru,W -
CINCINNATI, o.

Z EEPs constantly on hand a large supply Of strin
N aud Brass and German Silver Military Band In
struments which he can offer at az low prices any
Eastern house. Orders by mail or Express promptly
attended TO- mayB-2W
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PULAsKI, Tam, May II, 1867

SA4eAeAAA3 = i-tNAN'g va ~ ApO-s
To his Excellency Governor JOHNSON:
A Military Commission was held here
yesterday, to enquire into the destruc-
ton of the merchandise of j. II. PIONEER,
a Union man, by Morgan and his crew,
on the LIST of May. The commission as
sessed the damages at S1,262 $50, which
they ordered me TO collect from the au-
thorities Of the town, or failing in that,
to make the amount from the sale of the
property of certain sympathizers, TO be
afterwards designated The facts of the
case are not cOntradicted The Mayor
and Councilmen requested me TO put of
the execution of the writ until they could
see you, which / granted.
Yours truly, CHAs b. GmLEsPIE,
Provost Marshal.
Good A word and then a blow, is
the only way TO stop this internal guer-
lila warfare.
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@ashpiIIt Auipu.
II r. RMS:


The following Notices will be charged at
the rates annexed TO be paid for sodon han
ded IN
MARuAGE NoucE--Oi Ten laes. ..........S 90
EUNulAL NOTfcE--" (" /" e.. .............. 90
kouCE on DEAui,-n +" :" ................. 30
ORuuABY NOTlCEs or TmWTEs on REpRCr, when
not exceeding twenty lines, 81 90 over twcn
y and unaer fifty, 81 90 and for each add
-H0nal line, at tue rate Off ~ cts per line.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
- COUNTY OFFcEs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 8 90
80 tTATE .......... .....-... 10 "
ADyERTIHEMENTa
Cash required 10 advance for all advertisements,
unless by special agreement.
HF- Advertisements inserted IN the Local Column
charged al the rate oil twenty cents per line.
Letters on business and all remit anceB must be
addressed to the "Publishers Of the Nashville Unon.p
Communications aud Letters intend ID for insertion
must be addressed 10 s. q. MERCER, Editor.
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Prompt Action.

The following dispatch gives a warn
ing to guerilla sympathizers, of what
they may expect. Governor JoHNsoN's
proclamation will prove to be no empty
threat. q
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22
ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
No. II, South Fourth St,
SAINT LOUIS, NIO.

Established for the benefit Of strangers coming 10
st. Louis In search of
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GEO. W. sHEWAGAKER. BYRON II. ROBB
SHEWMAKER g. ROBB,
Srnrg 9mtEGligtttt C)tfitt,
No. II, SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
(DEwEEN MARKET AND wANUTO
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Established for the Benefit Of Strangers,
COMING TO ST. LOUIS IN SEARCH Or
Sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that have
Died from Wounds o., Sickness.

Oleu rum W0Auuh VI, olOhutHSt
TORRECr INTELLIGENCE WILL DE GIVEN or
~ the condition Of any Sick or Wounded soldier In
ST LOUIS, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, NASHVILLE,
MOUND CITY, or any other Hospital IN the Western
Department This Is the ONLY Army Intelligence
ONCE in the United States, and Information regard
ing soldiers from any part Of the U s. can be given
az any time, by calling at or WRITING 10 tho ARMY
lNTELIlGENCE OFFICE, POstOmce Box No 1913.
n. B-PERsONs COMING TO ST. LOUIS ~ sEAROH on
fuuR FRIENDS win obtain all necessary information
by calling at our Oice No II South Fourth street.
May IS, 1862 1y
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ApJr. AND IHsP'R 1ESBKAL's UrsioE,
RrcnxoED, March S, fSs2.

Apt. AND IssP'R HBSsKAL' s OrsioG,
RrcnxoED, March S, fss2.
~ ENERAL ORDERS, No. II -
I. Tie following Proclamation is pub.;sbe ed
for the Information OF all Concerned:
PROCLAMATION
By virtua Of the power vested In me by law
to declare the suspension Of th privilege Of
the writ Q, knbees corpus in cities tAreat.Csd
with Invasion
faderats States OF Am erica, do proclaim that
Martial law is hereby exteldeG over the c,ty
Of Petersburg and the aiIoi aing and sur.
rounding country TO the distance Of ten miles,
Jurisdiction, with the exception OF thai OF
tho mayor of the city, and that enabling The
Courts to take cogDisaEc8 of tbs prooase OF
Of Wills, the administration OF the estates Of
deceased persons, me Qualifications Of guar
dams. to enter DEGREES and orders for the
partition and sale OF property, TO make or.
dsrs concerning roads and bridges, TO assess
county !evies, and to order tho payment Of
county daes,) and the sus pension Of the priv.
ilegs OF the writ of hobeas corpus within the
said city and surrounding country to the dis.
lance aforesaid.
~, In faith whereof have hsreuc to
ZEAL signed my Fame and set my seal, ON
WV he sigh Ia day Of s.arch, In the > e3r
one thousand eight hundred and six v-.wo
cTgnsd.l JEFFERSON DAVIS
Ma rshal, and Is charged With The due exscu-
ton Of the o:ercing Proclamation, and will
forthwith establish an Efficient military
police, and will es force the following orders:
"All disulatton OK sp;rituous liquors 10
positively prohibited, and the cistiiieries will
Forthwith be CLOSED. The sale of spiritu Gus
liquors OK any kind Is also prohibited, acd
establishments for the sale thereof Will be
closed I"
III. All persons infringing the above pro.
kibiuO will suEsy saoh ponish mes. snail
B., ordered BY the sentence OF q Cour'- Asr;iai,
provided that NO sentence 10 hard te nor for
moro than ono moath shall be IN t;cwi by
tbs sen senss Of \ Rsgfmental Court Martial,
c. directed by the Q? b Article Of War.
BY command OF the 6fcrotary Of War
q gned.) 8 COOPER,
NH lI-Iw Adjt. aud Insp'f Gen.
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The Death of Capt. Tayioe.

4 ,eret exceedingly TO learn that Gap
mes l.. gaylos. q. S. Navy, has died OF
/ r,ast3s reo4ive1 IA the battle OF lamp.
s~as Capt. Tayloe was a gallant and
- Gc--, and, cor s!dering ais sse. one
~, ia the service. Hs was q sen Of
4 VIZ. Tnyice. Of 6canoks county, Va ,
-. II the uott.a States Aavy-aavipg
I..,,tsd AZ he Naval Aoats:ny 1T Apnap-
rhere he entered SEPTEMBER A.h, 1898.
[sras he battle Of Roanoke he was in eor'
"a she san az Fanny. and was parsi>
,yiy praised III r. for his bravery and skiil
nag &c bis ship. Hsreceivsd his m ortal
Lad on board the Congress. and uader the
\, a, fruc.. Tbs death Of tAis noble young
=, vii De uciversalIy regretted, and esps.
EIls ls,a .nt-d by those who knew him and
[.xa,ed his manly, generous nature.
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! ;5I'man6 His5sht.


Army Movements. 49,
,x.meuss cf NE tosess At o.nasssa
-. valley. are CONDUCTED with a eau.
nm rrecIadss exposure, Even tAoss
VS., nseu wthHshs iines within the
H. saew N,;lsof what sstransptriax,
fs~ W. wt,hhsfa Wharf.-The In fcrnA.
have. psitfss arriving from Win,
~ few Gays past Are aaaSis TO
r" .s,cne- WALL jackson iatends %
f.A 's.r as wir fall back sAfcEs the heNvy
a' CT ,es advancing enemy. or whsthss
7 ~ :. h. did at Bull Run, firmly s'auc
' " ~ their advance, Is : ,rosiem
'' ',,ysa by IN, eur,oas. whose anxiety
fN,r,v reached its eliminating point 90
~ his movements ere as abundant
-. -e,u.e. numbers CT the enemy. bat
.mothirSrsaily reliable from hfm.--
" ~aoaav N osains he still held his Poai'
{ .,.,ouyn ii. enemy was reported 70 b
a. ,,,1.he..sr With an ovsrpowesing force
- ',ssnt sensrAish,p may Do relied upon
'i'P'''D,,st;. will 10 light II sae Valley, The
~,;irf,a.ye & blow tittie less stunning
cefsat Il. aaaaasss.
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!, he senate, yesterday, . resolution wss
ant i from the House expressing the
SKIS Of .ha body 70 Captain BachaIan. of
|. yuslnia- II passed the Senate unani-
L,.iy, ard was received with q spirit
E. sly com piemen tary TO that gallant fiesf
!, to.lowing 10 copy:
r~-s1, By sas Coa&rsss If 1s Css}edysts
M, NJ xn1rcs, That IA . thanks CT Cons { ess
|. Ice sad are hereby cordially rendered, to
f,r BseaananyAn all under his command,
n he usslrpasse4 gallantry - dis ( lay ed
Il. recent successfal attack upoa tae naval
~. n the enemy, In Hampton Eonds.
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NA1YiHp,

n thls city. Hseraary 81, - ne xav.
Ion. OF noqth CAScltWs, - lliss LE311A
VOV &TNEH, Of this ctsy. - =
Ia Charles Oty county. " the nav. TAss
hsSsosd, o. ths syah pit. DR. INV I'D
sknIx. NM e . rs NE. :; az
Sradsy, OF UaaEi'e CITY county, Va.
II Rome, Ga, on the 9th inst.. bs tho Rev.
DR.. EAetevs OF the Erfscopal Church, Mr.. r.
" P0WkLL And Misc SUE a. WAR.
TONSboth Of thi. city.
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Uu Monday rieht Of scarlet fever, Macy
" only dAwtheAr OF +. W oodson ana MarY
s. Harwood, IN the fourth year Of her ere.
The rSsAtlsts aud friends or the family ar,
invited tn at'sGd hei funeral this morning a.
II O'Clock. from the residence OF her paren,e,
on Mtrshsll street. heeween 9Th and 10th
without further notice,
In Louisiana, after q shcr. Illness, Mrs
EIsIAkN y. MOkSsON. wife Of James NJ. Ri ~ :.
SON, OF Dover. Goccbtard county, Va.
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ps days ago, IN the iist Of conarmotions
]. srisadier Generals, BY the Senate, the
E,,. Of Il. p, Hall was given. ihIs wa
!, uror l, should have been Col. Ambrose
|, Bul. Of the 18th Virginia regiment.
c.s Hill 70 a native Of CulIeper county.
.,s . graduate Of Wet Point. Having
,s,ued his commission some time before
..,s wa- he &c ,red his ser vices TO the Gov
rn.r, sod was sent to Petersburg, he has
,ns been In tina eervice Of the State
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7TUDEEY FUR SALK.

This valuable FAR a will be sold tn IRIS.
DAY, so:h inst, nf not sold privately before;
dss notice OF which Will be Givsp) 1t con =.
sains SIX hundred and thirty mine and = half
acres; la Hanover county; four miles above
Old Church, adjoining mr.. John Haw's ma
chine shop; " or IL miles from Richmsn md; In
an exceile mt neigh bcrhood: CORN mill aud
blacksmith shop tE loo ya4d< 80. .ss iins.-
Also 3 permanent steam saw NAL. cwued by
Mr HaW, and timber enough on the farm. In
sta yards, to "a sks plank enough 70 fsnce In
tbs entire plantation. About 400 res cleared,
aud wslt adapted to wheat, corn. oate, tobae-
CO and for vegeia blss and mellons; 10 ~ good
a. any in this region OF country, % remark
able for its fruits and vegetables. The wood
land Is valnab'e. from. the fac. that II has q
l+rge growth OF ehestnn,, which Il rot sur
passed by airy I'm ssr for fencing, The farm
Is IN hys f,elhs; will make from so tn 500 bar
rsss corn to the nrld made on ens IT the
fields, in 1850. 500 Bushels wheat, witboM,
nsing cne pound Of gnano. Two 81 the fields
are on Fosopot0my Greek. and eontalns 50 OF
~ acres q. superior mud land. Ia tact,
Stud!ey Il eos gi6ered the beet forest thrm TOR
its sixeb ia hts section Of country In add
ton, may say, it Ia an excellent . aock farm,
L. Der, OF the first Market. Richmerd, b. .
generally rurch esed what Dad 10 sell. I
refer to him "a 20 ScaNty. IhavS cold a.
high IS t7s worth Of pork, after Keeping
The improvements consiss Of Dwelling
hose, soottaee,) with six rooms, nearly new,
Kitchen and cAbbins, with brick chimreys,
and all new, an excellent barn and corn.
house, large new stable 29x2t, With ton stalls,
and two large new tobacco Aousss, 30 feei
long, suAcieAt 70 house tsapor twelve acres OF
tobaccs nreeard ohealth. my family ply
stefan. Or E:s. Ialiys eooks VIII snow that
asc he was a cyspeptic. immediately after
the sale IF the land, l will hire cut my ne
gyoes for the balance OF the ear; W. corn
FODDER, 6 or b. rrels good hour. esttaa, swo
ne vnV AuA ~
shoats, four fine brood scws. three h0Yses and
two m ules, all good, and enc colt.
T4xHs of land, oue-tblTd cash; II . 70.
mainder In one end sWo ,<.Is bearing la AZ.
est from day Of sale rntil paid, secarso BY q
deed Of truss On the land. Terms for p.-3sh-
able property made known ON tee day OF sais.
PHILtY =. NORMEET.
~. q SER. Geo. Watt VIII 8, VI any IN for
nation tn relation to Stadley. tia any esa.
tlenan OF Eicb mond may desire.
nh T. d. OdSte ee
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hEApQ'S l.9rH REGIMENT, I
March 10. 1853.

CRUEK, No. The Gem
r maudan,s CT this Regiment viii assem.
h. ,aeir respective ccnpSnfe9 on their pa
r.as grounds on TUESDAY, March llth, y,
/ o'e.ockP n, and thence march them to the
aorrsr of Broad ana l5ta street Is for battalion
I1speo.ios, At o'clock. They will also sum
poI taem 70 appear st the same places on
Wlp ESDAY mORNING, the 18th March 4,
vi al 20 o'cice. A. H., and then march them
. he corner OF Broad and IL "a streets; and
s;n o'e!ock II the regiment will hs formed
SO, a,ehed 10 Damp Lee, fthe new fsi
|G-oandsl The men will bring with them
ESD srms as they have " may Procure.
|Asase;s, lin cup, knife and fork, spider CO
.s,.ie, an eautSeI.
BY order Of
-. ECET. y. M0RE So,
rs.;I-s;s Colonel Com flaE ding.
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TLEGANr HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
II FURkIIUEH FOK eALH At AUOTIOa.
~ni b s,ld. GA TUESDAY MORNING, March
iath. g m nepc!rg At 10 o'clock ~ tbs rssiceace
Of NJ Robert AiviA VINO IL deeIis i-g househssp-
Ns. en- the corner II franklin sid 26fh stsent IN
Ct h: Hnass ,Id SID K.sehsp Faro ture ecn1istsn9
nd large Assortment, Of The very tes. quality,
and resriy Se@.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-12

VTrkT VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
DEsOE ON TIE NORTH s,IDs nE
bEIGH, BxTwYEN Srn AND efA 5 5. AT
AUUTlON AT the request Of d.. WNIth:u,
Ne Will sa.i upon tn . premisess On MONDAY,
the l1th day Of March, commencing At q
O'clock, r. n the very valuable Brick Dwell
tnS located on tho North AIDS Q! Leigh. be-
tween 9Th and eth streets ,cv Ia tbs occu
pArcy Of yohn Thompson, EQ.
me house contains IL good rocMs, with
are.placss In each. and IL sapp0sd with every
eonvspi-nee. sHch a. gcs, wRier, fwayR aga
sold) cS tn heuse, 10.
The Kitchen contains large rooms, and 4.
supplied with an elegant knnga. Thsfs Is
alec large Brick Stable, aud every other rs
ces<ary on + bnilding.
This 10 one of the most desirable residence %
now In Ma<ke.. s-
Tse lot fronts Is fret, and Yuns ba IL Lbs feat
10 q wide alley, and is enclosed IN front with
M ost8n isl iron railing s - -
Persons desiring a realiy valuable piece Of
real estate. either for prI-ats rssiden CO or an
ic vas,neni, would do well 30 att snd :his sale,
il beinG naGuous 10 the badness p.rtien Of
the city.
TYkxs--s>ns- third cash the balance At six
and IL mon tbs, fer pegOtiablA notes, Interest
ADDED, sus secured ny a trust de-d. The pur-
chaser 20 lay tina taxes aud Insurance for ls63
JAS. 10 TAYLOR hSON,
NH I'D AuStS.