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POstomces Re-OPened In Tennessee
Nashville, Davidson county.
Murfrecsboro', Rutherford county.
Jordau's Valley (Christiana), Ruther-
ford county
Fosterville, Rutherford county.
Gallatin, Sumner county.
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery county,
Springfield, Robertson county.
Franklin, Williamson county.
Columbia, Maury county.
Shelbyville, Bedford county.
Lebanon, Wilson county.
Waterstown, Wilson county.
Smithville, DeKalb county.
Liberty, DeKalb
Alexandria, DeKalb
Palmetto, Bedford
jennings Forks, Smith county.
Gordonsville,
New Middleton, Smith comfy.
Mitchelsyille, Sumner county.
Sycamore Mills, Cheatham county.
Ashland City, Cheatham county.
Lafayette, Macon county.
The above list will be kept standing
in our columns, and added to from day
to day, as other offices are re,opened
We would suggest to papers in Northern
States the propriety of copying the abov
list at least once aweek
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Sherifs Sale.

by virtue Of Venditiopi EEpoDas TO INC directed
IL and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March Term
1862, will expose 10 public sale to the highest bid
der for cash, the Court house Yard in the City Of
Nashville, on Saturday, the 26th day Of July, 1862
all tho right, title, c gm, interest and estate which
Henry Hill then had or may have since acquired, iu
and 70 the following described lot Of land, lying in
South Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, bounded
as follows On Pearl Street, the corner or Morris
corner Of said Street. running West 1870 feet thence
South 40 feet at ght angles $50 feet to said street
thence North 40 feet TO the beginning; being levied on
us the property Of Henry Il, 10 satisfy Judgment
rendered in favor Of ~ J. Fox against Henry Am and
Isaac Paul JAMES NJ. HINTON
june l5--3t Sheriff Of d c.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of VeHdiuoni Exponas to me directed
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson Comfy, Tennessee, at It's March Term
1902 will expose 20 pubic sale, TO the highest bid
der Tor cash. at the Court HREd, in the City Of
OIL the right, title, claim, interest and estate which
Isaac Paul then had, or may have since acquired 10
aud To the ing described tract or piece OF ground
lot No %, known as iu Isaac Pauls plan IT lots IN
Nashville This lot fronts 80 feet College Street
adjoining Ira p Jones being levied on rs the property
ci lsAsc Paul 10 satisfy judgment rendered iu favor
OF Mary 7. Downs Aecutrix against Wilson Mullen,
Isaac Paul and Henry I'm.
JAMES N. HINTON
June l5-3t gberIfl or m q
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INV anu ~ AaAnAf
Secretary of State.
IIeRd-Quarters district Of che Onto.
NASHVILLE, May 2, 1862 !
Col, srANIEv MATHEWS, Provost Marsha

NASHVILLE, May !, lsd2 J
Col. SrANLEY MATHEWS, Provost Marshal
Nashville, Tennessee;
COLONEL The General Commanding
has been reliably informed that certain
houses in this city which have been tax,
en- possession of by the Military author
tiles, are now occupied by officers who
were not authorized to so occupy them
by competent authority.
lie directs me to call your attention TO
the fact and instructs you to take the
necessary steps TO cause the houses TO be
vacated at once,
Officers performing staff duties in the
city, Surgeons in charge Of Hospitals, and
the officers Of the Provost Guard are
alone allowed to live In quarters. Sur
geons Of Hospitals must live in their
Hospitals or in their immediate vicinity.
Officers of the Provost Guard, except the
Provost Marshal, must have their quarters
in the building occupied by the Provost
Guard, or in the immediate vicinity.
You will at once report all violations
of these instructions TO these ucad-Q Quar-
ters,
Authority to occupy houses possessed
in the name Of and for the United States
will in future issue from these Head
Quarters only,
am sir very respectfully, sc,
(Signed) o. ID. GREENE, A, A. G..
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Sherif's Sale.

Dh virtue Of "a vcndituuI eXT uuas Oh mo directed,
ID and delivered from The Honorable Circuit Court
Of layidsou County, TeuDossgs, at lH March Term,
lhGt Vii expose 90 public rl'Hr 90 DO highest ll
der, Tor cash % tho Court huusU yard in tho Cty u
Nashville, gs saturday ra8 20 Dag ~ Juy, 1863, an
the tighti ltIri cIumt interest aUd Wutei which a.
X, Winston then bad, or msy lhyc since Acquired.
naui 90 the following described urIperiy,t0 VIII Tot
utgrould u dg hc'1 Nu. b irautiaE tU uHtu1 r1ul
tt.s cii beg tlIa sIme conveyed toe b Winston by
~, W Wetnorr iu book So ls. paEa 40, Also Doe
NO u fronting az loot Du Hisl strcgl aud running
back 2lU feet ioa l6 'Cot alloy, aul FIuatfI iu NE
elh ward Of the CITY of Nashville, ana bciUg no.. Boz
toe plan OF lots of Alexander Campbell apd vile, aud
recorded u The egist0r'H once oil nlY SON COUNTY,,
Tennessee, u book rs page go, O. Vhth rricrpHct d
htrtly Wale being levied 0u ai tlo property nl a. D.
winston, o mug Judgment rendered .u favor UT
Ars Brown aFaIt7t 9 x Winston % Weston. a 49,
sianklaul and Eli l.. Woods
juno n, lsG- suerr ofb O.
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Sherifs Sale.

DN virtue ola yeudit0ui eNpouas 20 me directed,
ID and delivered from tho Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson County, TeBncss e. al lbs March Term
1867, VIII cXpOsc to public sale, tD the highest bi
der for cash, at the Court house yard iu the Cf Of
Nashville, on saturday tbs 23th LAY of July 1869 all
the right, title, claim, iatOr,st aud estate, which
John s. letway then hal, or may have since ocluir
ed, ia agi O. the following described piece Ur parcel
Of land lying in tho och district of Davidson County
Tot No ~, containing acres and 80 poles bounded
on The east by the land Of James Davis uut fronting
the Min q eek Valley Turupisc Road, in the puu VI
lots laid OF 90 j. pctway, OF lands belonging % a.
Pciway deceased, being levied un as tbp property Of
John 8. iatwuy % satisfy Judgment rendered. in ia
yor Of q. 3D. Hall against john s. Ictway.
JAMtSM IlINTOE,
june f-1t. Shoru ofD e..
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SheriHgs Sale.

TlY virtue OF a veudti0ui eypouas Co me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Uuru
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at lbs March Term
1862 will expose o. public sale, tO the hFhcrt bid
der, tIr cash. ut the tuurth0uso yard, iu thg CITY of
Nashville on saturday Che goth Day of July 1862 an
the right, TITO claim, interest Hud estate, wi ieh thC
Frlnklyn College and StuuCs' River r. T. Company
then had, may have since acquired ia ami % thr
following described property % wit 90 a certain
Turnpike Road in Davidson County Tennessee,
kuoan as tho Frauklyu College uDd stones River
Turnpike Company, being levied uu as thD property
Of fTanklyu College ana stones River TURNPIKE
ompRuy, % satisfy a Judgment rendered Ia fyor a
~. q, Ridley against FrWklyu College and stones
River IufpWkg Company.
JAMES d. HINTON,
Junc li-3L EArn uf ID, Z,
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Sherih,s Sale

by virtue Of 2 }enditioni Fxponas to me directed
- and delivered from thl Honorable Circuit Court
ol Davidson County, Tennessee, at 10 March Term
i'o- VIII expose 10 luhlc sale, 90 The highest bid
Nashville ON aturday, The 26th day Of July 1864 ALL
The rghi, ti'lr claim, interest and estate, which g.
IT. charlton then had, or may have since acquired In
aud Co the follow Jog described tract of gnd iu David
son County, Tennessee, In District no o. aud bounded
AZ toloEa, 90 wit Beginning on aSugu Tree, IN VIM
klmbrus line, bounded on the North and West by
said kmhry's llue, AMI Cp the South and East by j
N hmoros Inc, containing 10 30 ~ acres, oa liur-
rclne Greek, known as the Mil Tract bb.ug led on
a. the property Of a. Charlton 10 fatlfy a iud4.
mcnl rendered 10 favor OF y 7 Fort against j. u.
Cuurlleu, B. Wheeler and A. Gregory
JAMES NJ HINTON.
June l5-8t sheriff of ID @
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Sherif's Sale.

u virtue Of Venditioni Expouas TO me directed
- aud delivered from the HONORABLE Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee at It's March Torn,
1862, VIII expose 70 public sale 70 the highcst bid
cor for cash. at the Court house yard In the City
Nashville, on saturday the 18th day o! July, 1861 al
the right, title cain, interest and estate which n
ID, Payne then had, or may have since acquired, In
and to the following described Lot or piece Of Ground
in Edgchcld, in Davidson County, in A. W Putmans
addition 10 Edgsleld, known as Lot No. II fronting
10 feet on the Whites creek pike, and running back
275 feet TO uman street. being the same conveyed
f. ID, Payne, by A.. Putnam and res isered In Reg
sters Cice Of Davidson County, Tennessee, in Book
20, Page 827, to which reference Is made being levied
on as the property Of +. ID. Payne TO satisfy judg
Payne. J, M. HINTON,
InnoIh--8l Sharinn Of ID O
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PROSPECTUS
% TuR
NASHVILLE UNION.

ina NAsuuttE UNION wac commenced a few VIZ Ks
snce for thc purpose Of opposing the Rebel southern
Coucd.racy, end " advocating the restoration "
Federal authority, without any abatement, over All
The States which have attempted 20 sccode. Il holds
friends all who support and foes an who oppose
The Union Of the States II has no watchword but
FRt EDou AND NATIONALITY
with rebels and traffic has no compromise 10
make. It contends for thc Federal Constitution aud
the Laws made in pursuance thereof ms the srraExR
Law or the LAND, anything In the Constitution and
iaws o. any 81 tue States TO iito contrary uvtwith.
standing.
Il contends for the Union Of tho states because
without It the preservation Of our liberties and nsti.
tutlons and the organization Of society ITSELF arc
wholly Impossible. Therefore whatever stands in
the way Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
the Union must perish, no matter by what name be
called
To the people Of Tennessee, ever renowned for their
devotion 10 Liberty and Union, until they we're be-
tr1ycd 70 the rebel despotism at Richmond by per
dioua Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
have lolt 90 heavily tho awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal Cor support. let the names Of
rcbel Office holders, Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men, who have filed our borders with mourning, be
gibbotted before the world. let those ambitious aud
avaricious mon Who have plotted our ruin for their
own Acknowledgement be fastened 70 the pllory Of
shame, no matter how high their posiliau in society
1T it be shown how the Eofstyed defenders Of
"solihou Rights" arc now leading marauding bands
Of ee-bo1ters aud moss troopers our State, kid.
mapping negroes stealing horses and cattle, breaking
luto houses, burning railroad bridges and cars, and
numbering unarmod citizens in cold blood let the
truth SO long excluded by The Southern consprators
now circulate freely through every ne.gLborhood
aad our cause wi assuredlg triumph VIII not loyal
men everywhere aid us iu tie dissemination Of facts
and the advocacy orFree Government
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United States Of America:


WHEREAS. libel of Information was ilcd within
w aud Cor tho Middle District ot Tonnes scc al
Nashville uu he 2nd day Of juno, a. D. 1902, by
John IrWhlH, lsI.f Attorney for The United states
for tho Middle UsIi,t Oi TcuUts3Uo, who prCsocutas
herH'u uu hrNtf of the Jutcl States against certain
PFC. oJy, yZs certain Dot, situated near the s0uih
cast corner o Broad uui Front Streets iu Che Cty of
Nashville, being the pest lotto thr corner Dot at0re-
sad uu which CTm0rlot be- situated, the Brass l0uu.
dry of Colo said Toe irmtng on Front street run
ming back towards ihr river, thence nearly Tara.lcl
% Tie river, aud th nee back % front ttre the cor
uer of sad Iyf on Front street arloft from Broad
being opposite small baCksmitt's shon, Situated on
Che other side Of Ff0lt 8trlfti and as1 ti the RuIl
iugs ON said lul and also al ta 1f uTus, machinery
tu1sr implements and materials 20 eyVTy tlsCr.rt.Hu
connected with sad Doe ana buildings SAND bl. lJiugs
900 said lot being tho Foundry ui uuH D. NJ. brennan,
aud pfg5Iug process against said pIOpIty, that tho
same Zoe condemned as forfeited.
Now tuert.urCr In pursuance OF tlo monitor, un-
der zoe seal ul said C1uTt, tu mo directed aud deliver
uIr J tn hereby give Iubl. notice 90 an persons
ga ming said property or in amy manor interested
urr,iI uAt ilcy De aud appear before said Circuit
Court Go be heii Ut tH0 city Of Nashville, 900 and for
sad District, on thu 2lth day of OUubor 1907 81 %
O'Clock 100 tan lorouCon of that day, then aud there
60 nlcpose tltiF claims, and 70 make their ullcgu
t"n7 100 tha' huunl b.. R. GLAStuCK,
june H. lhu--lu Il g. Marshal, N ID T,
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MILLINERY GOODS I!
LAMB & MURPHY.

A RS JUST IN RECEIPT OF SIX CASES CHoTCE
n New Millinery Goods, which thcy oltr 10 the
Trade az low prices.
Their stock consists OF Ladies' and Misses Fine
lcghoru, English Split aud CLEOPATRA Hate Childrcna
and Infants Turbans aud Orolas; Euglish aad SWISS
straw and variety of Bonncts, Black and White Lace
and Buckmm Crowned Frames; also, a large assort
mcut OF
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons,
Including Duas an widths; Now Flowers, Ruchcs
Mreaths, Cape Net rullc, Nrletap, Crown Lining;
Black aud White Mgltsh Grape Grape Love y Grea
uyilnc Nriis, ami n variety OF bonnet and MautIla
SilAs, &c, do
No, 16 Public Square.
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Oktrg to very limited number Of PcstoGaoos at
present in Tennessee, we have not yet been able tn
commence the Tri weekly ard Weekly issues We
will issue a TIL weekly when we have Owe hundred,
bers.
BB-Al Communications on business With the ONCE,
will be addressed TO The PUBLISHERS Of the UNION,
and an communications to tn" Editor will be address.
to S. c MERCER.
Editors Of loyal newspapers will do us great kind
ness by ropubushiug the foregoing or he substance
The current transactions in Tennessee fr months to
come will be highly interesting to all lovers OF their
country and her free Institutions and the columns Of
the UNoN will furnish Che earliest and most reliable
history Of these events.
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slashriIle Autuu.
5. q. MERCER, EditOr.
rake the UnIonI

Il has far larger circulation than any
other daily newspaper that has been
published here for years
tits the o1ieiaE newspaper Of the United
States for Tennessee.
It's the q6foial newspaper Of The State Of
Tennessee
II gives the latest mems from the Military
Department South, and later than any other
paper.
II has immediate communication Nth The
Military Headquarters, which no other
paper here has.
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United States Of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE
w HERtAs libel Of Information was Sled within
W and for the Middle District OF Tennessee AT
Ma hlilIe, ON The oh DAY ct June, A, a. lst2 by
J1hn liimblc, IA Attorney f0r the JuItoI States
Tor inc MI IDLE District NJ Tennessee who pr0scgutcs
herein ON hohllt of the United states az tust certain
property, vA: The Machinery aud Fixtures "a Watson
q NeIders Powder hlll, ON Sycamore Crrok, iu the
county Of Chsutham in The State Of Tenn ssec, the
bWdiog3 used IN connection with SAID machinery.
ana some i've or six acres Of land ON which the huld
tugs stand, praying process against sa.d puplrty.
ina the same De condemned as for teitrd
Now, thcref r., In pursuance OF the monIton updtr
tho seal OF said Court 60 me directed and dtycteI
CO hereby give public notice TO all persons climing
said property, or In any manner Interested th,r.n.
that they he and appear before said Circuit Court 10
bo held at The city Of Nashville, iu aud Tor said IBIS
riat on the 2oh day OF October, 1899 at 10 O'Clock m
Che forenoon of that day thun AVID there ~ utrrpose
Their claims and Ia mako thcir allegations Iu that
behalf r. r. CT ASCUCK
June 20, ls62-l4t L. : Marshal NJ ID. r.
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BOOTS g. SHOES f!

| AMR y MURPHY have also ~
- rccoved fresh supply Of ladies' GCutlemeus
and Misses Boots, shoes, Caters, slippers &c. Of
every description aud style, suitable fr CITY aud
country Trade, which they ouor wholesale and re-
tail low, for Cash. iupc3-o,f
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DO r. ID.

4 HAVE TWO WElL.ruNNIsHFn ROOMS. su.t.
ablo for two small iumlgs, or uBy bo occupied
by several gentlemen. hvusr. Opposita JuHEo tat.
r6n'a dwelling Cherry strrvJ Iprms liberal.
Ton or Fiuotu Day hOarieus can De- agc1mmoIa.
ted also "a few Transient h0ariprs can De- acaommu.
dated luur2l-3ml MARTHA PEACOCK.
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S25 REWARDl

C,rOLEN, from r. HUIDFBRANp, IrwJuer. uu Uu-
- Ion street, ONE PATENT LEVER ENUiIsH
GOLD WATCH manufactured hy Ju0. Johnston. .y.
orpo0l Tho Watch is e. small sze, vila whi,e dan.
engraved on Che inside "GHa " htNHru, from Dts
father in tho yoar 1856 Cu tha outside engraved
tH0EAct HAgunt' Ibu above Reward ui. Do paid
or auy Information that may lead GO The recovery of
ne property n ID uANMER
iuuob-u
L0uhyll1 journal please COPY Co The amt ort3
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DIR KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ sV4z.sn DR., KING, formerly of Now York, 70
dYHE 49,. tie last four years Of Louisville, Ky,
~ and who has devoted his Uttcnton.i
The treatment Of private diseases FOR 90 years. atter
himself, having attended 10 g practice for so MANI
years, and cured So many thousands he Ia enabled
cure all diseases of private nature no matter how
bad they may he from iuJudciOus medical treatment,
or from neglect Of their own Or, Kings DispeHnary Il
No % D2alCrGk street. between Cherry and the square
ccond story, where he cures oil disease Of private
nature
Gonorhea cured without HapGeous medicines or IL.
erierence with business.
Structures Of old recent date efeotuGly cured In
q few days. by operation which causes no pain.
Whore Structure exists health cannot be enJOyedl
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and unde,
mines the constitution so much.
Sypbilg, 9Th all the diseases Of the skin growing
out Of DegloOt bad treatment, can be electually
cured 10 few days
Ssmindl Weakness attention having been
given TO this dseasc and all the C0nsoQ growing
out Of IT, brought on In many cases by the destructive
habits Of inconBiduTate youths, and excessive indul
gence Of the passions, neglect Of which viii uudelI
mine the contribution rendering the subject unit foi
business Or society and sing premature old age.
Females who may be ianorng with any difficulty
the Womb may rC5t assured immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating then
case, With aioe enclosed, direct " Dr. A. King No 2s
Deadarick street. Nashville, Tenn. viii have the neocG.
sRry medicines sent 10 their address OTCo houI
ON O'Clock ia tho morning until Ia t1a evening,
ulY10-ndHwlv
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CHINESE ATROCITIES WIDER EMIT.
lSHg SANCTION.
A Narrative OF shame md EHorrs,

A Narrative Of Shame md Horror.
The following account oil the brutaes committed
by the Imperalist Chinese sho Rebels, ia the war
which the former are prosecuting with the sssist-
ance and under the favor of England and France Ii
from the pen of an English@an who was present, i'll
company with both English and French officers and
soldiers at tho execution by disembowelment OF
Tae1 ing prisoners:
81 went with the crowd TO zee the execution OF
The Taep prisoners that had been given up for
execution into the hands of the mandarns by tho
Euolis, and French authorities; or what Is tho
sam. thing, they took measures to prevent the
ruthless butchery OF those they lent their ad TO
capture: when, horror OF horrors! how can de-
scribe the dreadful scene Will 1t ever leave my
memoJy1 Among thoee wretches were young and
old tl both sexes aud OF all ayes and sizes, from the
infant recently born TO tho man Of eighty toterlng
IN hi, staiI; from The enceiAte woman 10 the Young
nniden iron ten TO eighteen. The latter were
pu.hod out by the guards among the crowd Of ruans
assembled, and were taken into sheds and by-places
aud debauchcd, aud again dragged back BY the bar
of The head to the Chinese guards, " await their
turn for execution. Some VI them had tainted aud
", 70 pulled along the ground TO the executiones,
who threw them their back tore oil their cl0thos,
and ripped them from the lower part OF the abdomen
TO tho Breasts which wero cut oil and dashed with
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK.....".AsG Il


s,.smship-Nssau, Schenck NswOresns. O b: 0sse.
shipr-Issas Jean Stiuson san Frsbcico X ~ Ce teTS
Am,ricau Congress Woodward. LONDON Grtnneil missSa
Co. o., w d.
BsrL,-D.ps.che (Prus), Phynir. Gloucester YIN. SCI
Co S.lle Bonsan. Leavit Bristol. btett. Son Co.
Tempest, King. PernAmbuco d. C. hurrsy, houston sSsts
Per, KoyaL Wakeanan Uiuoo & Co Mary u Dyer VA
lac. Sew -OHirens Ray; Norumb-gs Bsihs Gias
cow W. L A. Nelson; Rapid, Cemess Yer. Cruz hsSssa
4 co YuniaL Anderson E~w Orleans. Robson Jedekt
Huve.t Queen, Elery Hong kong; c. D. Es.-endeni hoH
Leon nd (Brl Coming. Londondsrfy, Edm'ston bfsss
Amelia (Br) Csbdlish, Cork . -,
Bng.-C. r. UBIen Drinkwatsr. New-Orlssn' d. D
BrooshAven Co: Condor. Aiso. Boston TeouPsec
Hunter; Bs,trce Srout Eikab-thport Brett Son CoS
Jane. C. Cole, Lesy. Bsltinore Merrill Abeoti >eais
Ital Monster. PsIerm Chamberlain. Phelps Co hha
lDsn) WI ~np. 81 Groin. p HAnfo,d b. Watson. Wd
lace sew Orleans, master; Craze Worhpg'on tBi So
v.ns Belize. r. Alexander Son, Nioesa lfth Ufovtss
ST. Pierre. Mar, King Godiot 49,
Schooners-Alvirs Bispnon. PhilsdelphiA J. W. MARA
T. Talbot Ansbury, Els.bethport, Brett Son Co W.
r Beebe Eickerson, Key West. n, L. McCresdy Co )
Mary Frances H4.tt. Washington, 3eodey Smith Co !
Arctic lBr Rhodsnwal Nassau ~ b.. jos. Eness sssa
Scranton. Eyars Providence j. ksnsyi Eothen. CsvsJ
Consiyes, Miller Houshtoo
Soop-Oak Overtoa New Haven
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MORE SICK AND WOUNDED AT
PHILADELPHIA.

During Tuesday three Government hospital boats
arrived at Philadelphia from Harrirons Landing and
Fortress Monroe. with sick and wounded soldiers on
board. Tie names of the vessels are the s. r.
Spaulding, Elm City, and St. Mark. The Spsuldlng
came up to Calowhill street wharf, and lay out in
the stream for some time. She then lowed up to
Shackmaxon street wharf, where the patients for st.
Joseph's Hospia al we're discharged. The remainder
were also landed, and conveyed TO different instu-
tons.
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citizens Of this old town at the excessive manifesto
tons Of hospitality the part Of certain ladies here
to the Rebel prisoners at Portsmouth Grove. These
traitors have been 70 overwhelmed with gifts Of
good things from their few sympathzers in the city
thu, our own sick and wounded have been allowed
to prof. to some extent from the overplus. Are
these people looking out for Southern trade and
society after the War Q. Z. W.