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1t having become necessary for our ex-
cellent fellow. townsman AMBROSE Nor
R1soN to vacAte his splendid residence in
West Nashville, he offers his household
and kitchen furniture for sale. Persons
wishing to buy, should call at his house
without delay.
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AS this is the National Fast Day, set
apart by the President, the Post-ofice
will be closed to-day from 10 o'clock,
A. M, TO 4 o'clock P. M. The clerks
have all been lAboring very closely and
faithfully, and no one will begrudge chem
q little relaxation.
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We learn that Capt. WM. EwISo, of
Franklin, died recently. Mr.. EwINa will
be recollected as a representative in the
Legislature, a few years ago, from Viii
Hanson county. lie was an active and
influential Union man; but, finally, in
1861, succumbed, volunteered as a sol
der, and was elected captain of a COM
pany attached to MoNA1RY's battalion of
rebel cavalry. Having gone TO East
Tennessee with the battalion, which was
attached TO Gen. ZoLLIcoFFER's eom-
'mand, he protested against the inhuman
treatment visited upon Union men and
women by the cavalry, and exerted his
influence TO put q stop to it. He was
brought in collision with MoNAIRY, and
at one time a duel was a%pprehended as
the result of their quarrel. Just as the
command Of Z%oLLIooFFER started on its
famous "Camp Wildcat" expedition, he
resigned and went home. He wasa man
of more than ordinary talents, but his
judgment was perverted by a habit
which has proven the ruin Of thousands
Of better men, aud he never attained the
reputation within his reach "a a man Of
sobriety. We hear that, before the
close Of his life, he, himself, became a
prosecutor Of Union men. If this be so,
he added another TO the catalogue Of sins
he has TO answer for at the Bar of God.
THEATRE-To-night we have a repeti-
ton Of "The Bellies Strategem," which
was recently produced with the greatest
success; and the afterpiece Of 'RoberI
MacAire." Mr.. Stewart throwing in
song between the two pieces. The cas'
of each piece embraces most Of the tai
ent of the company, and we may expec
a delightful nights entertainment.
Unjust be borne in mind that the popu.
lar favorite, Miss C%oNsTAETTNE, is TO hayI
abeneft TO. morrow night, We have seeI
no inkling yet as to what will constitute
the bill; we feel sure, however, that Their
need be no apprehensions on that score
We may take IL for granted that TN
pieces selected will be worthy Of Che
occasion. And now, good friends, Their
have been a number Of rousing benefits
this season; let's see what manner o
one is In store for the "bright particula
star" whose rays have oft lighted US t
scenes Of intellectual pleasure and prohI
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A. d NJ. LANDsBERG d Co, corner of
Market street and the Public square,
have on hand Gfy barrels Of choice Dried
Fuit, APPLES and PEACHES, which they
are Offering at the lowest market prices,
Call and make your purchases,
april 29-tf.
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Military TrImminrs.

Messrs. GREEN g. GREEN, at 43 College
street, have on hand a fine stock of mill
tary hat trimmings; among the novelties
is the "pioneer's wreath" beautifully
executed, and of the finest material,
warranted not to tarnish. Also, a good
stock of military hats and caps.
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congregatIen Of o6aveY Enae..

NASHVILLE, April 30, 1863.
This day being recommended by the
President Of the United States as a day
of Fasting and Prayer, all members of
this Congregation are requested, and
all the Iraelites of Nashville are in
invited to attend divine service at our
Synagogue, over the store of Mr.. Nor
oANsTERN, Union street. at 8 o'clock,
A. NJ. II. SPITz, President.
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Our Post-oiice did another tremendous
nightg work on Wednesday night. 7hir-
ty-three thousand letters were sent on
North. Mr.. LIsDsLEY's establishment is
emphatically one Of the institutions of
the nation.
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The owners of the fine blooded stall
lions pressed" and sent TO Murfrees-
boro, can obtain their animals by calling
at the Office of the undersigned and de-
livering the receipts obtained by them
for the same. WIN. TRUEsDAIL,
April30-1t. Chief of Army Police.
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RECORDER SHANE's CouRT.-W Wednesday.
Aprl 20, 1S63.-W. H. Tamblin, disor-
derby, fined SO and costs.
Jesse Dickens, disorderly, fined So
and costs.
M. Trichler, d~isorderly, prosecutor
paid costs.
Kitty, a slave, peddling without IL
cense, paid costs and procured license.
Mr.. Gilman, wholesaling without Ii
cense, fined S. and costs.
Betty Donald, disorderly, fined So and
costs.
John Joyce, disOrderly, prosecutor to
pay costs.
Louis Player, merchandising without
license, fined 81 and costs.
Kate Glasgow, drunk, SO and costs.
Henry Dews, disorderly, prosecutor to
pay costs.
Mrs. Black, drunkenness, fined SO and
costs,
Mrs. Gallaher, tipping, fined S25 and
costs.
w. H. M~inch;n, running express with
out license, dismissed.
Mary Devinny, disorderly, fined 81
and costs, went to the workhouse.
Mrs. Cruise, disorderly, fined So ant
costs.
Jim, a negro, stealing sent TO th,
wOrkhouse.
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To-day being the day designated by
the President for national humiliation,
fasting, and prayer, we republish the
Proclamation, in the hope that its request
will be universally respected:
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wrapping Paper.

A quantity Of old newspapers, suitable
for wrapping paper, can be procured by
calling at this Office.
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We are indebted to r. II. Singleton,
w. c. Collier, Brown & Co., and Trues-
dali & Co, for files of late newspapers.
We are under many obligations to those
gentlemen for their frequent courtises.
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WEsTERDAY, BETWEEN MARHiT AND HIGH
u streets, somewhere between The tennessee and
AlaBana Railroads, Package OF Letters,
one directed o. "Nichacl Daily Phiadslphla, and
uno 90 hr. Reed" care o. James O'Connor. New
York. inc nuder will confer a favor ou 4 widow
lady BY leaving thom 40 this once.
ApHI-u
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w ANTED.

k0O HANDS. l. II HAEDS WHICH HAVE
OOU boon In my employ win report. eood wages
will be paid. Two good sawyers and two good kngi.
neera wanted to run = Circle Saw MIL. None but the
beat need apply. LOU MITkOWSkI,
MRroh20tf No. 10 Public Square.
Louisville JoAraai COPY one Neok aud charge this
oNa
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DEORUIrs WANTED FOR THE FIRST REGI.
III MENTM i dbl Tennessee (stokes) Cavalry. Cloih.
ing, ratons, and transportation 90 We Regiment fur.
nished. Apply 20 y, 4. kklEN,
lieut. Let Mld. lem. Cav and heemitirg Oficer,
ap23-tf No, ~ Nhorry street
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WANTED.

A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE, CENTRALLY 10.
"A CATEn, by a good cash raying tenant. The best
Of reference given. For further Information, oan Al
No. 10 North Summer street.
Nashville, Feb. a, 1888.
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As ELGCuON WILL DE- HE b or fHE FIRST
"A Monday, being che fh day III NAY, % no
WmshviflgaCoI EaoFclnI GukurauCs
OnmpmmtE1 uncat il hnnhFiis, iur the urposs
Of sl ug ttVeu Directors for Isll f-onpal5. 60
serve che rnsuluE twelve mlnths. election between
ho h0ufs ofl0 aal ~ o'clock.
Esalyils Apalgi, 1854.
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DR.. Kings D%ispensaTy

FOH PRIVATE DIsEAsIh.
-- ANU, f0rmcrly Of huE York, fCr
tho last four years Of Louppile, hy4
aud who has devoted NJ attcutou b.
the treatment OF private diseases tor 30 ycarat tatiers
himself having attended 10 a I1iclico tf 90 macy
years, aud cured W many ihpu5andsi he BE- enabled
10 cure al diseases Of q private nature ro unttiof
how bad they may DO from iuudiclous inrui ~ : "sf
mont, or from neglect Of their own. ~, klnra
Diapensary IL No, Is Deaderick street, bQtWccn Cher.
~ and the Square, second story, whore he curus al
diseases Of a private nature.
0onorrh0a cured without uau1n0Un medicines o.
Interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date elHttlaly cared n
a tow days, by on operation uhirn calada a0 pAla.
Where d structure exists health Oaln0I - ~ nlOy1d
Perhaps no disease causes moro mrehlcf fud aular-
nines the constitution 40 mech.
Syphilis With an the diseases ri ao skin rrrFinF
out q neglect or bad treatment eau b. snoAa1y
cured IN a feW days
6aliaal We~lkaeu.=particular q. tautiou HAVING lea
given 20 tma disease and on tho consequences grow
ing out oi 10 brought on On many ctHaa by the Do
~slfuctitp habits of iHconHilCfato youths, aufoKoetsH
iYe maNigonce OF the passipnf, "a nefl0p ~ Nhiea
VIII undermine tho cQnatiutl1n, rendering th' sab
inct uunt Tor business or society anl cuaihs pfeua'
ture o1 age,
femnles who may beiab0rng slh auy minority ef
thn Won't may reHt HHaurHd Hf mined. O. ftiaL
Persoua residing abroad by HrHnf and slAIlE
their case, With y hf Enclosed, dIfHel q" If A.. hlnL
No. 21 ncadcros street. NsHhFll4 Tenn Hhl hAN
tho necessary medicine sent 90 thef andrews. pmcs
hours nom go'oiook ip ta mwning unlh in ths
veulng llulY lO-in dkuiy.
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Stationery Dealers Notioa

VHTE HAyE JUST RECEIyEO A LARaE AssORT.
w ment Of Paper and Envelopeai also Books, Nov
eletts, Port Folios, Pocket Books, Prize Packages, Ink
Stands, lux, War Maps, Pens and Fabor's Pencils,
Pass Books. Dealers will look 20 their Interest By
first purchasing thoir stock a. the Unon street
"'"' ''P W. W. TRuEsDAn. A co.
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N~AsHvLLE, April rs. 1868.
A EHAyE III DAY sol TO GEO. SHIELDS,
w JH., and ions X. hUMf, our entire interest IN
tho Auction and Commission House, Nos. 25 aud ~
College street, opposite the Sewanee hotel, aud we
take pleasure 30 recommending them to the myora.
bic consideration oil all our friends and patrons as
business and reliable men and solicit for them the
very liberal patronage aud confidence that has al
way been shown 20 ua.
ap2g-im b. SHIELDS eco.
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SUGAR, sBbls, Brown
CHEESE 80 Boxes pr imo Ohio, Ia atore aud for
sale BY Wan. LYON,
Apl ~ II Market street.
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OF CIAL.
~HIEF ASST oyARTBRNAsTER's OFFICE.

CHIEF ASST QUARTBRMAsTER's oPTIcIJ
~ Depot Of NdShfpgfOb 81 q, oOrSeT lSsh ST.. }
RAsHfSGToS. ID. O.. March a. lssA
with q view 70 obtain on short notice nd on the
best terms such supplies for the of this Depart
ment, by purchase In the open market. a. may be
required by the exigepcies OF the service and not
otherwise provided for by estimate the proper
officers Of the Qsartermastsr's Department, ell
dealers in Fuel, ststvnery, HAr twsre, Drug,
Lumber Of all escri ptions, Leather Paints Of<
Glass, Lanterns, Ship Stores, and such ether sup
plies % are known 70 be psrchased By the Quarter
masters Department, are hereby requested TO fur
nsh this Office weekly with price lists Of the articles
in their line, corrected according 10 tie sUetus-
tons Of the msrket.
None other than those complying with tn. above
sdTertiseDent will receive orders from this ofkos
EDWARD L HARTZ,
MIRA film Captain and A. q. M, UsL
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p<un& any sesss1 which nay sssnft pSs-'
sage, to run the gauntlet Of plunging Ore.
An omeer WHO'S wen acquainted vita the po.
sition, assures rs thas 1t 10 impossible for .
feet, however formidable, 70 err the place.
He says that the current IL W>rnR<d throaxh
the narrow channel, that IL win 614w hexnn-
beats right under the cliffs so thu their{ ms
capnot be sufiscientiy elevated - reack-tks
batteries on the cliffs with any e4ect-juok as
was the case in the attack on Utory's Hn6.
4 his view seems TO be conirmH6r BY thn fAcs
tn Il the long aud terrif me- of thsenemy5s re-
portrdto have done no damage whatever to
our side. This would 60 TO snow that their
guns did not command cur batteries"
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TELEGKAPHIC. -
RESISTANCE TO FEDERAL AUTHoRI.
$50 TY IN INDIANA. ..-f.
CAPTURED DEsERTEbs REsouEp BY COP
"a. - 3-a . PEHHEADS =

PHILApEIPHIA, March 2i.-A Cincinna All
special dispatch to the BrlIeha says that on the
18Th instant a squad Of soldiers were sent to
Rush County, Indiana, 10 arrest OBSERVERS
They had captured six, and when on their
way to The cars the deserters were rescued by
a hundred mounted buttsrnuts, armed with
rifles. Two companies OF infantry were sent
from indianapolis, who reeaptured the deser-
tiers and scattered the traitors. --.. 49,. ..
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THRILLING WITH TIE PoLIcE.-Last nighL
negro nauaed Peter Shubbert had two o;hs-,
arrested for beating him, and when they wer,
arrested he positively idsntilrd both Wban
they were brought ont for trial this morning.
Shubbert told Justice Ferguson he was mis-
taken last night; these were not the men wha
/ attacked him. Justice Ferguson dismissed ths
two prisoners, and ordered Shubber 70 be-
locked up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

SoLD1ERs' REsT.-wiihin the past few dsy,
three unassigned companies from Pennsylvx-
MIA, numbering $40 men, under command of
Capt. Charles r.. Bald win: I6O drafted men
from Virginia; Company A, 127th Pa, 80 men;
1ej exchanged citizen prisoners; " men sth N
y. cavalry; 80 exchanged prisoners OF Ohio
regiments, and large number OF conyales-
cents, have arrived at Soldiers Rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

Ex-Governor Bradford has issued procla.
nation warning all Maryland soldiers absent
from their regiments without leave to Join
them, under penalty Of arrest and punish.
ment as deserters, before the LIST OF April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

A4Rssrs uspzk Tsn Rzcxsr cxpr, -
nisht SsresAnt Reed. or The eecor6 w. S.Ast
n Growers Theater, about eight o,eloes ~
noticed nye sharps working arnonr ths - -
NJ ~ seekinG chances 20 operate on De 100
and money Of The eeniienen- CalIin, -
koundsman Tat and patrolmen To~. -
Fiehnryer The serrsanf stationed IN. N =, -. &c
door, and a. the parties came ont -.
them, Thos. shaw, Chas Harritz, anS T.sa
Munzeo, were arrested: the others esoss
They were turned over 20 the Sup>xtntc,Se1
OF Police. They were then Transferred Ia -
yost Marshal Todd, and The order was - -
Tor their ron1nsmenf In the central re..s
honse, 70. be disposed OF a. thew shoels ~
0unzbo IL the same man who was srr-slsd -
sospicion OF picking mans pccket on tss -
cars some wceks ago, ana dismissed her,,S
the evidence was not positive.
eATIKxfTySs TO SHOOT CoxpucroR. IL
morning, he conductor Of car IS attrfn u,eS ~
put q man on the cars who got in az a rs~~s.
east Of Seventh street, and insistrd on n,,,,
worthless transfer check. The man rrsi~,.f
and drew revolver. Pauolman Wallipr -
the Sixth Ward, was passing In another ca
and jumped or and arrcsfed the man and ,oss
him before Justice Ferguson. The prtsone,
proved % be Mr.. j. Il. Unkles, a saller a. a..
10th Pennsylvania He pistol wss taken fro,
him and sent TO the property clerk but the a..
was dismisSed. Rather a light penalty. a.
would think, for attempting % blow MAS
Transfer checks, q is well known. or shou,.
BE- by This time, are worthless unless used fro,
the point Of intersection. rr-as.r
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1The report that Lieutenant Colonel Dos
ter, Of the 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry, was
wounded in the late cavalry dash on the Rap.
pahaEn mock, is incorrect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

" Messrs.J. Cooke i Co., United s tates loan
SCENTS, announces the conversion OF 100000
legal tender notes into the five.twenty Govern
ment loan during the last six days. D. So
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SThe Westminster Democrat states that
the preliminary surveys OF the Western Mary.
land Railroad, from Union Bridge to Hagers-
town via Emmittsturg, viii be commenced in
few DAYS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

~ The issuing Of orders of seizure under
the Conf1scatio,- law is entrusted TO the United
States District Attorneys, who are directed to
be yigilani yet careful in the execution of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

~Shiiiingtcn, Odeon Building, sends us O
copy Qrom his advance supply Of the In Wit
ing April number of the Atlantic MonthIy
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PRISONERS FROM PREDERIcKSBCRG
This morning, zine Confederate prisoners.
taken in Averill's brilliant cavalry fight, were
the Old Capitol. az 40 - .r-s-s--.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

- Commander Preble has been restored to
his rank in the navy and ordered to the sloop-
of-war ~. Louis. ...-r :.
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sSCapt. John Mullan, United States army,
has been appoin ed Commissioner in the city of
New York for the Wslla- Walia Pacific Rail.
road Company in Washington Territory. The
Company has working capital Of six million
dollars -.t1 ..-.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

SThe Kentucky Union Convention has
nominated Jacob +. Bell for Governor, and
Richard T. Jacob for Lieutenant Governor.
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A HeeYyFisht Goikg on. J.

Heayy Fight Going On. ss-s /
NEW YoRk, March ga special dispatcs
dated Murfreesboroi to-day, 10 this Hera4
says that Colonel Halj's Brigade, of Gensrl
Rey nolds' Division, was attackednear Miltuk
to-day, by a large force Of rebel cavaIry. -
Col. Hall sent word he could hold his oyn
until achievements could arrive. - -eits-i
Col. Wilder went to his aid with mountd
infantry force, and, OF the hast reports, quita
heavy en- gagement ~ss going on. -s' -, =
The rebels,have lately been making serios
demon STATIONS at Liberty, feeling our lines 4
the left. :. SO -sf s. asTsfi Sa..f.-s .zsezCi3
Skirnaisfiing ON Duck Riser-van Don
Reinforc ed.
..FRANKLiN, Tenn, March AconeideraIe
force Of rebel cavalry re.erossed Duck rivr
and advanced towards Franklin westerly
but were driven back by Colonel walkfs
cavalry. brigade. IS -
The bridge at Columbia has been rebfit
and General Van 4orn has been largekr I'm
forced. Cavalry skirmishes now. occur fiiy.
We have a vast advantage in position. I
General Brags's Army rs a
The Chattanooga Rebel, OF the 18th, says nSt
General Bragg's army is in better conditis,
better organized, larger, healthier, and nnfe
bent upon its mission, than ever before 4,
The rebel papers speak Of General Hookrs
army as having been sent to Port Royal
The Mobile papers speak Of the preparatiss
making TO give our troops warm receptioron
the Tailahatchie. = Il $50 8 q s.-F -ssaF :
General Joe johnson was at Mobile on
the nth ~ 49, "a; q. 81
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By sELBGRlil 70 iHR EVENING STAB

7. DEAxazek6 xN. sUMNExs =
s1nAcySx fSrh2I-Major aeners13z z.
suussr Ieaddiz morning at the res'dses =
This soh- in.nw, Oel. Ieali. Of consestic % u
insS He va - Tor fsw days ONT
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AC1lDENf ON T08 FALMOUTH AND
A0UtA CREEK RAILROAD.
AN AMBULANCE CONTAINING PASSENGERS
BLOWN OFF A TRUCK CAR.

--FFc0 o -gentieman who srrfyrd m tne cfsy
yesterday from Aqua Greek, we learn that q
singular accident occurred "a the train yes
Terdsy between Falmouth and AQUA Creek.
II -appsafs- thstAn auAAslsnse had han piac>d
on one or The truck cars at the rear Of the
train; and a number Of passengers, in erder 10
obtain shelter from the wind, got into the am
bulance. As the train was running a. rapid
rate between Brookes ssstiop and Aquia Greek,
the fastenfngs o. the anihulance got loosened,
and "a with its Hsipg load was thrown from
the truck, and precipftated down q steep en-
bankment Our irfprmaat was on a truck i'm.
mediately behind the ons from which the am
buIance wss thrown, but there was no means
Of cennnniestine with the engine, and there.
fore GAei accident was net known 70 the engi-
neer until the train arrived at ifs destination
Aqua Greek The number OF persons in tAs
ambulance and their Names. were unknown
TO our informant, nor was itdIscovcred whether
any OF them were killed or injured. sirl5
AWARDS ron FURNISHING HAY, CORN, AND
- - 70. OATS 49, = Is r
. Coniracts for sfarnishinE Government with
three thousand sions or nay, three hundred
thousand bushels Of oats, ans one hundred
thousand snsheis Of corn. were awarded YES
terday at the once Of Chief Q uarterm aster
Rucker, as follows:
Hay.-Freeman orne, New York city, $40 tons.
Al SIS Freeman Orne, 500 tons, at $3.50; Free,
man orne, 500 tons, nj sss.7s; Garrett @ Bro
kaw, Milestone, New Jersey, 500 tons, at $3.50.
Abrahsm III. Covert, Baltimore, Nd, 500 tons,
at sesss; Freeman orne, New York city, 500
tons, at S29. .---., . 1.rss-E --tss
Oats.-Joseph p. Wilson, Washington, ID. q.
5o,00o bushels, at 90 cents; A. IA S. r. Howes,
Philadeiphis, Pas 81. coo bushels, at sI04; Abra-
ham II, Covert Baltimore, Nd, 5e.ooe bushels,
at st17i Arson Bangs, Albany, ". Y, 10000
brsheIs, ats1.07; Jabez B. Fisher, Philadelphia,
Pa. 50,00e bushels, at SI.07.
sCorn.-Garrett q. Brokaw. MiIissone n. J.,
$1,000 bushels, at sI.I5; Jabez Il. Fisher, Phila-
delphia, Pa, 5000 bushels, at Sis. 7ns@N =
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~Avote ON Monday in the Missouri Legis.
lature on the proposition to amend the State
Constitution to provide for emancipation, in
dicates its defeat. 1t came within five of being
laid on the table, snd requires two thirds to
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FOURTH WARD STATION CASES Jana.
Width, John Nelson, Jas. Simpson. disordrrly.
locked up hours each Maurfre tiranri.
drunk and disorderly; work n ouse. Jno Bo.,'
drunk; dismissed. Mary Toban, do; do. Jss
X McClelland, suspicion; III. missed John
Smith, drunk; do. W. Grandin. do; do Ellep
Warden, disOrdsrly; do. Bridget Androth.
do; do. W. LAWYER, do; fined - az Johp
Wilkon, drunk and disorderly; fined q si
Rsbt RIchardsoE. nghting, dismissed. Aaron
Ozark, do; do. Peter ShnbberL conismpt.
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