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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-30

inna.aae-lou 80 Talk, location. Easc'.oo. and Gu
i,ation. Nno :hr x $ Speaker! n,a NhS AltM-
FlrS or Observation-Disclosures Of q ClcrINAn :
Pr-uolJ cil Cs,es, What the Ladies' ere Dor 'o's 20
I.uiop. Ia Apa. PhhENOLOGlCAh JOUhNAL.
AIacul,on nnd vocal Caliurce-Fos the 0eGsAt oi
tn allie desire int uhder the sNii tsss,nsu'
Of Prot HUELtbT haze been completely cured OF ; An
f, ut.rurus tDr ir.r. Ny ,acsr09 cdGl < rhEssS
Ptoi II. AZ ab,, iccosul I"acnetm lo, uHyh aho
Ggnnlstic aud ric y lsi'-s tie soHa. o. al Ht'.s,ut
penp.-. IilUf communicate WIN mo py e@-' q. ''
b Nn.sl Ci,4,ia,iu,n 80. . Fast 2,th-st. IL. y. Il.
Dr Sterling. ambrosin 10 stimulating. oily extract
of lt Btrk. aud fsiDs u ~ M al dea'a the scalp
na tcur al heal eA'r-y sraicates dadeph prevents
,e hA falling out tnu.as yon'tusey gay causing
4" 70 s''" '''''N GERTIYIc,TG
THIS to certify that, ahout 20 months ueo common ed
usiur srERLlNGS AMBkOSlA My hair short, thin,
and .aui.y iAlng Vn hal tfrd many Ii AZ TONES inyi9
orator. &c without receiving ny benefit Soon after using
me Ambfosi my Lair ceased .ug ou. ald commenced
GROWING rapidly 70 ascui5i Now my hair is thick,
ot and l0ssy aud IL 80 feet al1 Out inclss in ,th
when lot doan reaching 10 toe lcof Tbs wonderful result
attribute solely tho - SL.ALlHPs AAbBOSlA, a,
hsss eomaeaevd using Il navs applied nothing elsc
/ .norn tefore ne tsia l5,h day 0. April. 1861.
ii. " tkEAEIi Gonna ,sioneg Of Deeds
CITY Hall New.iork-
/ Put IN in bog contahl'lr two bottles. Price ~.
Dr. H. H. SrEn.lNv, sole Prophet No. ,gJ Broadway
sold Oy DugSA-.
A,gweutieth Wrrd Xo,al Natunni League
AAih Ward, ufespecuyu OF patty who are desEo" y
uniting in support II the Govoumeat In ccordancr WIN
podse Adopted at the Cooper institute On the evans
tnu 9TH lust aud az the Academy vi Mnsie On the ON.
tue 18th gzlaHt cali 1t the heal '''- of
\. WILLIAMS, No tf9 ath.ay, between 'nS n.me, on
O'Clock a. ,. and O'Clock sad subscribe 'H''
the Rolls no" 'P'" 10 '"' join DEARa0GN President
I GoBSRr WAxsainLD, escreiarHA
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Loyal League Of Union Citizens.
A public meeting Of the League viii be held at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

| Loyal League Of Union Citizens.
public meeting Of the League viii be held at the
| ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
on THURSDAY EVENING. tho I'd Of April next, q y
o'clock
| ADDRESSES will be delivered by
, MAJ.-GEN. BUTLER,
u Army, and
HON. HENRY j. RAYMOND.
Other speakers expected to be present and
| take rart in the proceedings OF the meeting
Notice viii be given Of the time and place for the Issue OF
Tickets and Badges all the members of the League whose
| residences recorded
Certificate, Of Membership In preparation, and WIN b
furnished before the day OF meeting.
Loyal Leagues Of Union Citizens organized In the sewers
wards OF the City, requested to communicate through
IL cir ectesies or before Monday next number Of
Tic tets and Badges required for each.
particulars OF the coming meeting will be puo'
lie Ia Tue season.
BY order Of .ho Executive Committee.
Il. Ii. MCCURDY,
Chairman.
p. NJ. WrTsoRR Secrsta,y.
NOTE.--Mr JOHN VAN BUREN, had kindly corssuted
10 speak At the nezt reetng OF the Loyal League OF Union
Cizeu The evening rned 70 him necessarily changed
TO avoid n unexpected opera right Notice Mr.
Van Buron ne Albany ats his essent to the but no
had left before its recei No negative response being
ceived his snuonced In the morning papers Tbs
Committee have the pleasure inosm the members hat Mr..
in the city VII address the ensuing meet.
ing OF the League.
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Mrs. WINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the Child from pain invgoraes the stomach aud
bowels corect aeidy AMI ves and vgor the whole
systsm. rs cents bottle
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Established Over Quarter of Century.
DR.. SWAYSfi3
COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY.
Has proved the cicacious T'nccy yet discov
ered for all pulmonary complaints Consns Soce
Throst Hoarseuess. Asthma Bronehtii, hor-
inoltysis Is pi,ting bloo5l Short Breath,
Croap. Wasting Flesh fains and Sore
ness Weak Breast, TcAlrg Inns
ton. or R,ing Ia ths TAroa.
Broken Constitution nom
the sbusc OF CGlomrl
and other causes
all Throat, Breast
and Luu;
Complaint. Let
no Gisea,e however
bad Il may De- or length OF
time Il may have existed, dls.
.~sii have t-iel
this res, Nedicenen.nnl. Wonternl
have takon Pirrv - =
probability, Il could not rossi1le. Pre-
pared only by Dr. SWAlnE & SON No 100 Sixth.
above Vine Phadr pba SOLD By Druggists ard dealers
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TO ARRIN L..
Dusmess Noiiees.

PREMIUM ON GoLD.--The Subscriber, who can
not change his prices with tho fluctuations Of gold WITHOUT
incurins enormous expense in advertising the ehense
eompeledo sell his Pens at Old Phces Thinking hs tnson
entitled to tho benefit OF the Premium on Gold rather s
the WG debeers Of the beat currency this country ever
had he oGe al RENTING the amour, oil their order IN
Gold the ul Premium IN ais city tho day when received
In this way hc hopes to do the county AM his customers
some good without inuIirg himself for the MohroS FhS can
not be made without GoLD
When Paper Money sent United Baies pr iened over
any other A. MORTON. No. % Msiden.lane, New lork-
SORE-THRoAT SPECIFIC.
One bottle warranted any Of SoGE THROAT Of
the money refunded. Price so cents.
Dr. II. ANpEEs & Co.,
PhJ,iclSls and Cbsmtts, no. S29 Broadway.
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GOLD PENs.-Tne best and the cheapest, at
n MORTONs. No. rs Maiden.lsne New.Yors.

HANDBOOK OF THE u. =. TAX LAW,
Compiled from official sources,
By ANAsA A. RsDYIELD, esqp
Counselor at Law.
EVERY LAWYER should have IT,
EyKKr BANKER ard every BROKER should have 1t.
EvKRY lSsURAScg COMPANY should have il
EyKKY RAILROAD COMPANY should have 1t!
EVERY COLLECTOR shodld have H.
EVERY ASSESSOR should have II
EVERY AGENT should have it!
EVERY MERCHANT should have Il.
EVERY Business MAN should have 4.
EVERY MASUFAC TuRgR should have il!
EVERY SroRg-kKEPEg should have It!
EvERyB0DY TAXED ,hoad have 1t!
BECAUSE tho Law Is simphled and explained.
BECAUSE Il Is .ucidatsd by copou, Notes aud indeed
BgcAUE u contains all the Decisions Of the Commissioner
BECAr,g It gves all tho Judica, EYpOsitions.
BECAUSE Every Purutand Every Article Taxed separately
treated.
BEcArsE the Subject. Alphabetically arranged and moth
ing il omitted.
BKcAUAE contains everything that /. known and decided in
respect TO the Law
vol Pine, 300 pages bound In cloth price $ rs.
Seat by msil prepaid, upon reeeip, of price.
Address TnE TRIBUNE. New.YoIt.
Cash orders from the Trade and Canvs,ssrs solicited
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Sperla! Noiices.

Mercantile Library Lectures.
Grand Scientific LntertsinInent
AT CLINTON HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, March 20. ct O'clock
Mr.. BlCIIARDs'S second Eclectic Lecture.
The Chemistry and Electricity Of the Air."
Wan be given above. >
The great points and most brilliant experiments Of tho last
thres lectures Of his late will be presented in this
entertainment.
GRAND LAMENTATIONS IN OXYGEN.
Magnificent effects with the RuhmkoT Machine and the
deli ee Gei'eler Tubes illustrating e Aurora Meteors and
Lightning.
Tickets 80 cents
Children half price.
For sale at che lihrAry. Crowen,a and AZ IN. door
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One People !-One COpntry !-One Destiny!

There viii he gathering Of Union of Hudson Comfy
a the New Tabernacle. Jersey City, on MONDAY EVEN
ING. March 10. Speaker Hon Jas 4. Brady f. ~ Dick
close.
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Anatomy Of the Brain-Aceordns to uAu spnrz-
helm What do NC know about itl The splna. Co,nnn'
- B.inr Born gaia Sp.dtu.l pssons 81. tao Brain,
intellect sal Ptopsn,ity lussed With en5Fasing' ATl
Eo, METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL. ~ esn.a
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We ofcr It ShoesaIe 90 recall
pRANG'S EXQUISITE CARDS
!or Photograph AlDuu4. snnusd IN C.ors NJ. ready
slun.r Landscape, Eu. Fies, Eummlug bis, Autumn
ic4Vrs. Sc., @o-
Price - cent. PER package o; one dozen 49,
SHELDON CO.,
booksellers, No. 335 Broadway.
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Hmm Periectiop.-liow A,tiine1. BY distn
gushed Cerg ymsn Improvement Association
IN Moral Effort Victories ef.hness. The True Stan
dsrd WHIST We Are Doing New BOoks. TO Corespond-
EMS. BashfulneS3 A scolJ &c. 10 PHYSIOLOGICAL
JOURNAL. April No 10 cents : yea. y. y
FOWLER d. " Ellis. ana Newsmsn.
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Republican Central Communicable Regular
Meeting of the Executive Committee the Republican
Central Committee will be held at hsadqusrter. MON.
DAY EVENING, hsrch 80. 1863. u O'clock. Ny order
AMOR j. WILLIAMSON, Chairman.
JONI J. SRAw lSoo'e'a''o''
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two and three thousand in number is III course u
preparation under the direction OF the eurgr'H,
General, and will shortly be TRANSMITTED 10 h.en'
uoud. The Rebels, some time ago. EXTENDED a
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Darley's Designs
10. fcGwc Papers hAse oee- p81os hed tue I'LL SIZE Of
tho dra lns And yeis spntsd. Two now ready
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NEGRO Eihnoiogy.-Vsrie,Iel auaong the Tribes o.
ArerIhsir P.ruarities Tho iivh and the Low. The
Races in Englsnd snd " ass SaAon fien and Noma.
Norse Man, aud Danish Man VITA Portraits n April No
PHRENOLOGiCAL JOURNAL 10 cents; 3 year.
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Phyicians aud Chemists, No. 40 Broadway
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=
Central Office of Ssoitary Commission,
No. 2a4 R-st. Washington, ID. c.. Fec. :. 1853.
Nr. Charles W. Stafford, Inventor OF stanode
rcirctfs Hi P0rrai' ClIacteT and Biography tesnt-
Oh ltems-Whst Pays best etc. IL Apdl No PAlsh III
LOGICAL JOIrilNAl.-lec ra,s or . yssr.
FOWLER u WELLS, ~. l., sud all Newsm a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

THE CRUIsE OF TIE Flo IDA TIE Nsssau
correspondent of the Charleston Cvurter,
under date Fe5rrary 8, gives tie follow ;ng
account Of the cru's, of the Florida ap to the
day Of her leaving that port:
The Confederate war steamer Florid', CAP
tain Maff I, sailed in o The Lafbor Of Nassau,
sfter ob;aiaiug pera iss'Vn OF ths suiaoIifies,
to coal for tw en-, y -four hours. II was cheer
ing sixhs-,he Confederate stare and hars
floating over Confederate cannon in a fOrsign
port Captain Maaaitt and the officers the
Flo,id. catae d hore and were agreea1iy en-
ts.taired by the resident SoaLneruer, ard
many ef the c,,izens The Florida LEI Mobile
Bay on tie l6 Of January. she was chased
By the whole Federal squadron OF that ro,t,
but run away from it earl y and in twenty
four hou's was out of ght of the asetsst of
the enemy. P.ooeed rg to the eossi ef Cuba,
the FL rida fell in with three Yankee veieels
In quick succession. The brig EsteIe bound
for santa Crrz, Cubs, 10 Boss0a, had a vslua-
bic cargo, which, with the vessel was valued
at $4,000. This captain aud crew we're tax
On vff and :he brig consigned to tEs flannel
The Florida sabss queniis cspsursd the big
Windward, from Mztn rs to Portland, Maine,
and the big Cora Anne, from Philsdsipn!a to
MAtanxas- They met the ssms fee. The
crews Of these vesesls were landed on tie
ehors 10 email boats, ard, afs these exploits,
after tn dav's ,Un, duiitg which eis
Yankee xar vessels were completely "eam.
boozled," and three Yankee merchsr' men,
valnsd viii their carg ZEE ct no, less than
$500, 900, we're destroyed, iss Florida ran into
h,uur, snd then sse AIMED az npon her mia sion
Of devas'a ion. AL, en- hQ& weye well and
in fiue spi.iss Capt has commenced
the cruiea very pTettllya.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

CHARLES CARROLL Hlcxs.-A New York
letter In the Baltimore American, of the Sd
iast., Gays:
Charles Carroll Hicks, who was arrested in
this city about ton Days ago charged with be.
inc a spy, bus paroled, there not being saffi
cient evidence to hold him at the time, has
the War Department. Tho fret thing hc did
after bsing releaxei was TO commit acss which
were fseran,ly reasonable. The probability
"a that Hicks the traitor, like Hicks the pirais
will met with sudden and cosr<ive disposi'
tion ~ tho hands Of the proper anthorliiss
bsfore the lepse Of many weeks II is report
Cd that sufficient evidsncs against him hal
bssn proearsd 70 jasafy bio being sxseussd q
traitor and spy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

H., AS0assT fyIcULAToK The R1giEtsss
H. - a.ss any sre who ae1su'ss Hs-& VI ", b
Ssf Tss.lsssnt. viii Gsa iAsa when Hssel
sss - y ASss ssaa the Ssy<ist bssss6sl n pri-
- ~ sctea etsf =, disekssge he efuel
"a 81 1.le iassirs5 Hssar led ..sn -ss-- -aua
~ ~ Sgssk .sta spfkerlaea,. -
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FROM YrcEaREHG.

Tho correspondent of the Jackson Appeal,
writing from Vicksburg under date Of Fehru.
ary ia'h, gives the following account of the
shsliing of our batteries at ttat CRY by the
enemy, TO Which brief allusion has already
been made in cur telegrsphic column:
As was IRE eicted by many, aud cOnptantly
kept tefors our military authorities by t. q To-
cal press, it has turned cut that ths tnsmy
have Ell ectsd batter es On the lower cad of the
levse, scme two miles below where the fleet
i. anchored d and little above the point whe 70
tbs NOR ar boats lay sheltered behind the tim.
ber last Summer. o .erations on this work
had been observed for a week Or more, and
the prevailing opinion was that batteries were
being erected On the levee-as aforcing the
only ground fer with they could get within
rares OF The city.
Since Friday last ths heavy wheather 30
etfectualy obscnred the View that nothing
could to seen, bat it was expected ,hat de.
nouemems would take place rs soon es thu
weather permi. .ed. On the su pie;on ihst ths
mortars wi b n range of sfe city under cover
Of the thick fog, wnish hung Ike permanent
curtain Of nixat over the bottom land, in which
the Yankees . located As soon NJ the as.
mosphere became sufficiently clear on Wed
nesday TO get Y so I'd view, the enemy's guns
opened on the lower part of the city, aimirg,
no doubt, at one OF GA. guns located IN that
vicinity. About one o'clock the 6rss shot was
61ed, and II short intervals The firing was con-
tinaed till night. Oar guns replied slowly and
deliberately, nearly shot for shot.
Although this movement Of thsI Iensmy had
been expected, our business men are 10th to
realize ihs fact Il will render the lower rxst
Of the city-parti ularly that part fronting on
the rivss-sn'irsls uutsnsbts, and the sooner
the bstfr for thesa. The depot Of the south.
ern railroad seems 70 b the vary centre Of
their nark, and the trains win no doubt b
prevented from stopping ct that place any
LONGER. The telegraph oiiss h also IN 3 dan
eseoas plass, and VIII ~ deabt - novsd est
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

TJuHk eT1lsEs-S s 90 ss9aRD ~~ssa i,ai.
1 1 usasy aisas, Z rs Ist. sng sssets ~aS broses
,sssGl ssiS q .srs ii, ,srrs s,rrSi AetSs t&stU
.ieysfsein svnsp ssalaE ssss lama III III, rig.t
lore feet from zig IS saC-. SO msr.s 'eeo, ia,
aassps etEaE ses-s sEc1 ~aSsa Sc = hsvs rsn
81 h-ii-vs sass hs ass sesB early ~Iaasv yuius
po- sss iun OF = r-tite Iaen who pas al 20
rs e;ges os sae cisz sta aG ia bead # sas Sc
ehsniss lilo ~ ag;se The shc.e reward ~i; De
.., sar the recovery oS sns hoiss sud e1avicgica
sE ..as thief cs n.s fog .ns bore. aio.a- AGasaas
- i3-x 4jS E.s-lcz.a p = Office.
E.a.'. Ell ~sNnH n
ot -,.f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

sS a. As-.-~~ 4 assi ~ h. = L. 4, ssaocl,
sS in Pc -ese2fs Va sair 81 per Essssa
plsle-is Ss'ss Il 80 .4s.4 asrss,4 @Aa .svs
0u a. = & -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

SAf Ass s-e % rws Ia Il 4ishsi Rss@as sihs.
~ Il . i@s1eisg q paws Aorsz vi S-<s
D sar ssss-aas B-s ass" "a. h1a<uS F.vag to.
cs.ay. zss, IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

as EuaJ.aD n3..sES 7ETs! G~-
sto sn ftcm sbs eaile. c, Il > Esd i1rd ca
j lssat h-svsesn sst 81 81 aftr 20 o. ';us-asy
- g,s :ae 81 ins., avs-S G.e cod HaD sns LeTs-
.e kp.m,.sd Asay %TEB .es 8. d forty
hrs aia@loaiz ~,sh i:d,'s i-s Colo = IS u
IIAi. .it.ehe5 Cn he b. u di.asc.ts are !.
.as snsoj Of s+a- TIE m"ks-s as-, ; IL H,est.
.iog Sc q iel Also, i VAiv 70 PuEsa. witt
9. :. -aa5s ar und il e01.-inas N; $40 Ia Con
e eGsysse saoney 1910 aivss aoc GJEp. Con. YLs
D y. xsws,d r b. lid ~ ia fecsvs-5 cf ta*
Grs.h W. asDs0kD CT S.o.:-esl 4 Go.
yn. .ks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

The Tribune has the following lament fcr
the departing naval excellence of the United
States:
Ths American navy In other days achieved
q proud and worldwide fame, which il seems
resolved to lose In the present contest eTo
the long LIST Of ifs recent disgracss, we have
no to add the capture Of the gnnboat Indsn.
ola, whereby tho rebels again become undis.
putsd masters of the Miasissippi and ito tribu.
iar,es from Vicksburg 70 Port Hudson. Ol
our war vessels run By Vickabnrg to sweep
that important stretch OF inland navigation,
the Queen Of tho West was captured by q
shoss beetery or fort, and now the Queen Of
the West has captured the Indianois. The
measure Of our daaerace il conplste.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

ID oAk8-Csa B., oos sasasa ( = twe Gsss ssss...
I'D or = gentle "a 5 "a bra ~ 10 ey avpyEE ea <
i-s.sh ssrees ssea AID hsa.s aDsss sdas., .sx2
n1 = W. - AkzsssssA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

RI have no conf lencs In G,n Hootf Buru-
side was stuck ia tho mud. and hN win be-
stuck worse." And when told BY M Cross,
5:h N. II. Vols. that hs would Be dishonora.
bly, discharged if his language was known at
headquarters. said: 'lIl be damn'd q i care !;
that's what I ant Aud also for publicly
declaring. IL want TO get cnt of tbs s1ervice.
l don't belisve we will eucceed. Iasn dissat.
i.fed generally. Nobody but Mculsllan can
command this army Found guilty. This
warrior was dishonorahly discharges from The
service, and sentenced to forfsit I'll his pay
and emolumeats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

IN@SAExv xtL --Asa Aa.fris renn1s1p oil IuDl
u reenvsd Aln lev hers II slsA enrsr
s:o aefa Iss sAls = law - t1sx ass - hoesaa
IN tais uaskst, ~ XIV HoWIna
! NH g. n - 4 ssss @-s4sas>s. ---Sss5s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

SS{ ~ sA-1s - TeScher. t-sse sa.sy qsa.s.
w a. % teach h Latin. ire T. tfs.cs,
drransn sn3 as.sa lsnsak, 90 wi-Ies atslA :
In.'t,n a. r c5f3 r# Lf N5.UAcE Ia q
GOT s3ei siso, to gss aosS- wSn Is .sS eglsa.a
ses oSs % vssJ moas5as. cage. Fjs+sseE-s
aFess '"k RsS& ~ D 'nstar "a = sef 4-6t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-07

I I%Aat I" ny . tpllse-, Home months 30 cas-
/ J s2t o. EUAs, ~ th soa- Di. faa ais os His
l-e;. LIS o~@ss VIII p.ssss ssi rsovs .r,re t. 4,
sId r>y charges. AEpsJ 10
Js swrCg,
rc1 s-~so3as< q . w.rs. Ej.svuo n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-11

Two hcrses rem the stabis q d. y onbsugh. On
Il Hamatf street., 30afA NashFil.e, % tha KIT u
t- = % Decem5ers one 1af lag korsr a1oat rs Or
io71 hands hiE1. Father clamky bsiI1. befEeez aes
40 - e4ls I'D the other csep bilcf, ab. a. or
- handr hiEhs Ab4st ana years ed. ans p1res
n - ms artebly A1r perscn ee!t4erlnf lhfnlfe 81
y. eL-l = On I. o.. ------- e. $500
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PosT QCAETEHN1sTEE's OFYrcR,
Nashville, Tenn Dsesmber !, ise3- J
I AN aathOrizsd By ths Che Quartsrrnaster q ths
Il Department. 60 pay sL00 per bushei CJrB,
shsllsd and EAcked and delivered At the Pot o n
0Eioe. JNO. r. IsgM,
decT-i~ Caps. 4 A. A-Q.M
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DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TESEEssE E-EO. IS.
WHEREAS, on the sth day Of Deosmber, 1863
w. in the District Court q the United States for
said District, Information lled By Horace n.
Harrison, Esq, Attorney i0T tbs United States for
said District, sgainst THIRTY ElGHr BAGS OF
COTTON YARNS, Of Which che g. 8. Piekard Is the
rtPused owner, and against al parsons lawfully In
tsrveAing for their interests fhera anegng in sub
stance that the 18Th day Of October 1855 in said
District land aid property seized A. forfeited
% the Uaited STATS fSr in said Information,
set forth and alleged 70 be true, sit bscsuse the
owner Of sid property being engaged il aiding and
absttinR armed rebellion against the ooyerumsHt
u the Unitsa states, At the tine a and alter the
pas Ac o. act Of Congress- prove July ~ leoZ
sntite1' act 10 suppress tnEurrecton, 90 puaish
treason AMI rebellion, 70 seize and e01Ascate The
property Of Rsbass, AID or othsr purpcsss lid lot
IA - days after pubic warning Proclamation daily
eivsc made BY the ~ resident Of ne United States,
on the 25th day OF Juy, ls52, 10 pursuance Of said
act. aid, countenAncs, and ab1t said rebel
ian and return his aiiea1ce TIE United States,
and praying for process snf0fcs tie nsizaTe
Esoatioa and condemnation % sal properly, aud
that Az psrsons co1esrned An r6st IA ta may
bs eitse Y appear On the rtrn 4ay q said pr0oes5
s-6 iaterposs their claims
Eow, therefofs, N purauanes q The no1it0n q
sad Court, under lie Seal o. said court, - drect
ed hereby give pubiie warning 70 ali pertcns
csrned "a interest a MD property, 20 arpsar hIs
said Court - the Ie<srAl CsEt kcoa, il he ssats
Cspitot, IS heshsills. On she 81 Aonday "a April,
1tSi - y o'eecks 4. NJ snsE aed there te inter
ne thsfr ffairna.
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