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DIED.

Al her IA me, At Greenwood. near Carthage, Smith
Cosuty, Tenn, on the SYST Of October, 1862, Mrs.
ALRrHEn ALtES IArsLEr, vito Of the Rev, r. A.
LArsLEY, d, u.
Heavily indeed falls this announcement upon tho
ears u the many devoted r. cuds o. this estlmahle
lady. light has indeed been extnguishsd not only
IN her family ami the community whore she dvelt,
but sadness and sorrow will on tho hearts OF those
with whom sho mingled In her former homo at Nash
VILE
There arc those W, o well remember the love which
she bore 10 the S0cons Pssby terrain Church Of that
olty OF which her husband was then the Pastor, ~
10 which she was SO d,vo edly ATTACHED, and tho Or
phap Asylum, whose clus she so ardently ,spoused
Many we're IN Sc that called her blessed and her
Dan works praised her 10 the gates" Who that ever
N rcd her friendship can forgot the grasp Of Der
extended hand and who that realized the warmth
OF her Attachments, or shared her sympathy,
Will not remember the expression Of those
eyes whose brightness will never again be
obsoured with the tear u adction. Many
we're her days 90 sorrow aud trial bus she
leaned upon he Almighty who delivered
her cut Of taom an, awilo and mother, who can
est nate tho oss Of the bsrcaved ofhomei In "a
midst Of waom, invoking blessings on their heads
she Passed away, ml Of the h,Tes Of tho Gospel and
Triumphant IN Dor assurance ct an cnirsrcs ,aio her
hame 30 Heaven wh,so sloTes seemed 90 BE- upolle,
TO her view From ne d. OF Il Dor attack ofpn6u mo
ala, she f,lt this illness was Co be her as and tha
| Ter llcvepIy Far no h'd no more { p her TO do o.
earth. Her grca'oal anxiety vas that ,hs dear sne
I 10 was leaving mi-lt tlsrl her promised bias. Co
grant 10 those dear ones gracious answer to be
pay 70 IN their BEHALF aud may the iair Vi. on q
her home abcya' so,tae thom uadsr ibis 5oroavt
mont, and s'slrliu tlo outgushIns sorou Of thoI
D aching heart 8
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Pinekney and Bulls Island
Evacuated.
Four American Vessels Burned.
Galveston Opened to Trade,
Gold SsA.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 3.
SUFFOLK, VA.--The rebels are 10 force
seventeen miles from here, this side Of
Blackwater.
Rebel sdvices say General JOHNSTON
will command the army Of Middle Ten
nessee
The Charleston Courier reports Pinck-
ney and BulPs Island evacuated by the
enemy. Forty-seven sail vessels are re-
ported at Hilton Head.
New Zealand adyices report the gold
discoveries there exceed those of Aus
tralia.
A British steamer attAspinwall re-
ports that the rebel privateer Retribu-
ton burned four American vessels near
ST. Thomas.
Rebel papers say that Magruder open
ed Galveston to the trade of all friendly
nations.
New YORK, Feb. 3.-Gold excited, auc-
uating, closing at 5634. Cotton dull, s9.
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REMoyAL.-Dr. COLEMAN, who has had
great success in his peculiar department
of treating diseases, has lately removed
his ofIioe from Deaderick TO No, 64 Cher
ry street His extensive practice is the
best recommendation and guarantee of
his skill. All patients eatrusting them
selves to his care will be sure TO receive
the most prompt and skillful treatment;
See Advertisement
Jan. 24,'63-1m.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or THE)
CUMBERLAND,

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or THE)
CUMBERLAND,
MUTREEsBoRO Tenn, Jan. 20, 1862
To Colonel WV, TRUEsDALE, CSiet Of
Army Police;
You are ordered 10 instruct tho mem
bers Of your Police force 10 arrest every
person in the Military service whom
they may find offering either horses or
mules FOR sale, whether branded or IN.
branded, and you will hold them, to-
gether with the animal o. animals, until
the right to sell is proven, or the offender
is turned over to the MilitaryaAuthoii-
ties for punishment.
By command Of
Maj. Gen. R0SECRANS,
c. GoDDARp, A, A. G., and Chief Of
STAFF. Jan30-2w.
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Fen NAsHvlLLE.-Y esterday, at Capt.
THoRNBrR0's, Mr.. ROWLAND, a well kown
railroad man, told us that there were now
at Louisville sixty car loads of private
freight, awaiting shipment for the bust
ness men Of our city. When this freight
arrives here, which we hope will not be
many days hence, business will brighten
up, and many Of our people can have
their wants supplied.
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WHOLESALE GROCERIES AND Suffers
GocDs Suffers and city dealers will do
well to call at our house and examine our
large stock of Kentucky, Virginia, Mis-
souri,, and Tennessee Tobacco, in whole
boxes and oaddies; Sugar, Coffee, Mack
erel, White Fish, Cod Fish, w. r. Butter,
w. R. Hamburg and English dairy
Cheese, fine Havana and domestic Cigars
Backing, canned, and fine Fruits in lin
and Glass, Dry Goods Ofall kinds. Nuts
Layer and NJ. R, Raisins, Figs, &c, &c
To which invite the attention of suffers
and dealers. Public Square, above the ole
bridge.
HARVEY, HUGHES & Co.
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1t is reported from London that tho
Benecia Boy cannot get chance to fight.
The Boston Posi- suggests that as he is
just married perhaps his wife will ac-
commodate him.
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LARGE AUCTION SALE of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, at the residence
of DIR. r. A. ATcHIsoN, No. 50 Cedar
street, on Tuesday next, February Sd,
1868. See hand bills,
DIR. ATcHIsoN has taken the furnished
House of Mrs. GORDON on South Simmer.
Feb. LIT. NJ. L. ALEXANDER.
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BY the end of this week the cars Of the
Nashville & Chattanooga railroad will be
running from here TO Layergne. We are
informed that the road will be repaired
sufficiently for communication 10 be re-
established between Nashville aud MUIR
freesboro, in about twelve days.
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HEADouABTERs Posi-, NASHVILLE, TEYNr(
January ID, 1868,
Special Orders, No. 10.
". Permission is given to the munici.
pal authorities of this city to impress
Vagrant negroes into the service of per-
forming scayepger duty in the city, so
far as it can be done without impeding
the operations of the military impressing
patrols. By order of
Brig Gen. R0B'T B. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post.
JNo. PRATT, A. A. G.
Jxo. HUeH SMITH, Mayor of Nashville
Jan.15-tf.
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FiGHr BETWEEN DAN KERBIaAN AND
JIM ELLIoTr.-These members of the
corps pugilistio recently got into dis
pute at Boston, and an appeal to the old
arbiter, the Est, decided it. After game
and severe "set.to" Of 20 minutes, in
which X. had the best of tho hitting and
threw f, some "bully" falls, the latter
cried enough,
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Refuse the Issues OF all Banks
mentioned below.

Refuse the Issues OF all Banks
mentioned below.
The following Tennessee Banks are broken, or
have been wound up and their Notes, II any are
out, are utterly worthless
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Mechanics Bank at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at Murfreesboro.
Miners and MRuufecturers' Bank, At Knoxville.
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank Of Treutun, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at Tazewel.
Bank OF Tazewell, at TaEswcll.
Lawrenceburg Bank, al LawrenoeburR
Citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Rank of America, at CArksylne
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia
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Fresh Arrival Of Boots and Shoes

Messrs HoRNBEcK & AsHBRID0E 40
College street, have opened a fine lot Of
ladies' misses and children's shoes, made
expressly for this market. Mems and
boys, boots and shoes, grain boots Of
every kind, which they viii offer at the
very lowest price also mems boys and
ohildrsn's soft hats, to which they invite
the attention Of all persons in want Of
goods in that line.
Feb. l3t
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HEADaUARTERs U. S. FoRors,l

NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. 20, 1868.
In pursuance to orders received from
Department Headquarters, it is hereby
announced that no Passes will be given
TO 60 outside the Picket lines Of this
city ercspt to persons Of known and un-
doubted loyalty 10 the Government Of
the United States.
BY order Of
Brig. Gen. RoB'r d. MITCHELL.
w.o. OsGOOD, LII and Prov. Marshal
Jan2l-1w.
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Feb4.1t.

LOST, on the train from Louisville, last
night a Field Oficer's Sword, bronze
scabbard, with tine name of "MajOr L. S.
Watts, 2ud Kentucky Cavalry" engraved
upon it. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving il at this Office. 1t.
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News DEALERS, TO HAVE THEIR ORDERS
EmLED PROMPTLY, AND WANTING MORE
THAN 0SE HUNDRED COPIES, MUST SEND
THEIR ORDERS IN FOR MoRRow's PAPER
BY 9 O'CLOCK THIS EVENING.
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The Adjutant- General Of Illinois has
issued his report concerning the enroll
ment equipment, etc, of the troops Of
that State. The number enrolled he
gives as 3s3, 49S; liable to service 80
COZ; number in the service 1850.
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RIvER--There was nothing doing on
the leveo yesterday, except Government
business, which was brisk enough. The
weather was intensely cold and the river
falling fast. Capt, WILEY SMMs-good
river authority-told us that by this
morning there would not be more than
eight feet water on the shoals.
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LOCAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB i. 1858
City subsoriber6 Notice.

The terms for the Daily, when deliver
ed in the city, will, in the future, be
20 cents. per week, or 10 dollars year
Ia advance.
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Diaries for 1868 also, sergeants' Roll
Book Playing Cards Blank Books
Novels aud Novelties Also late Val.
entnes and good stationery. All for sale
cheap, at BLAIR & SSYDEB's,
Jan3I-n No. 20 Cedar Street
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Fresh Arrival of Boots and Shoes

Fresh Arrival of Boots and Shoes.
Messrs. A. LIcHTEN & Bro, No. 3
Public Square, have received and are
now stferiag for sale fine lot Of Ladies,
Misses and ChildreA's Boots and Shoes /;
also, lot Of Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes, Military, Grain aud Calf Boots, a
fine let; which they offer for sale at low
prices. [Feb4-9t.
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We would thank some of our skilful
medical friends to inform us if officers
and soldie s who have health sufficient
to enable them TO pass their days in our
public bar rooms and their nights at the
theatre, could endure the hardshipS of
camp life.-LouisviN Journal.
With all earnestness the same question
could well be applied to Nashville.
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HEADQUARTERS U. S. FoRcEs, !
NAauuIIrn TrNn Ian % 1917

hEAnQuAhIEhh ~ y. HOkCEht
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. %, 1885
Orders.
II is hereby announced, in accordance
with directions from Headquarters De-
partment Of the Cumberland, that no
person will be allowed to 90 South from
this point except by way Of Yieksburg.
By order Of Brig, General RoBERT b.
MITCHELL, Commanding.
JOHN A. PRATT, A. A. G.
Jan. 29-2w.
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HAREEY, HUGuEs & Co.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO SUTLERs.-You are
cordially invited to call at the corner of
Deaderick and Cherry streets and exam
inc our stock and prices Have only time
now to say that the former embraces ev-
cry thing required in frat class sutlery,
and the latter shall be made to suit you.
An examination is all we ask.
MAUzY, WILSON & Co.
EnhA-1l
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JUST RECEIVED, A fresh supply of
every variety Of Groceries at W. W.
TOrTEN's, No. 20 College Street, opposite
the SowAneS House, where families can
supply themselves at the lowest market
rates.
Jan. Soft
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SuTLERs can supply themselves with
every variety of goods at w. w. TorTRN's
No. 20 College Street opposite the Sc
vance House.
Jan. 30-4t,
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BRowN, news dealer, 49 College has
our kind remembrance for file Of New
York papers.
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Military Blanks.

For sale at this Office. Such as:
Monthly Company Returns, Clothing
Returns, Ordnance Returns, Provision
Returns, Special acquisitions, &c, &c.
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AS many friends and relatives of de-
ceased soldiers have expressed a desire
10 have their remains suitably preserved,
the Undersigned will attend te embalming
the dead.
DRs. MAYFIELD 6 ERNI,
No. Al, Church street, Nashville, Tenn
Jan. 3l-5t+
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We are under obligations TO Mr..
TRUEsDALE, of Union street, for late
papers.
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gg Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

Rebel FOrcs near Suffolk.
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Young ladies are like arrows--they are
all in a culver till the beaux come, and
can't 50 OF without tbSm'
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Departure of the Remains of General

Sill.
Tho body of General Sill was convey
ed to the Marietta and Cincinnati depot,
yesterday afternoon, with military hon
Ors. The escort consisted of ten com
panies, from the 18th Chic and the 18th
Regulars, in command Of Captain Thomp-
son, Provost Marshal of Cincinnati. The
remains were laid in state at ST. Johns
Church, until 2 p. NJ, when, after a SOL
emn dirge, executed by the Newport
brass band, it was placed in n hesrse,
drsped with large flag, the cnffir also
being covered with the national emblem.
A large retinuo of carriages followed the
hearse, containing almost every army
officer in the city. Generals Buell.,
Wright, Ord, Wallace, SchOepf Dana,
Tyler and VIM. s. Smith, with numer-
Gus staff officers and subalterns, were
among those who attended in honor of
the departed A committee Of civilians,
from Chillicothe, took charge of the body
on the train.
General Sill is the third general officer
fallen in the war, whose appointment was
from Ohio, and the second born in the
State - Cincinnati Commercial 3lst.
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Gen. Johnston to command Army o.
Middle Tennessee.
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

RvWnsn DIR KING, formerly Of New York, ZOE
04fA~.fkA the last four yeara OF Lousyille, Ky
and who has devoted his attention r.
the treatment Of private diseases fer 80 years nntters
hirself having attended TO practice for 50 many
years. and cured 70 many Thousands, he 10 enabled
T. cure All diseases Of private nature ne matter
how bad they may be from inIudicous medical traat
mont, or from neglect OF their own. mr. Kings
Dispensary 10 No. - Deaderck street between Cher
~ and the square, second story, where he cures al
diseases Of private nature.
Genorrhosa cured wthsvt nauseous medlcipes or
Interference with business
Structures Of old or recent date edectuRy oured n
few days, by an operation which causes no pain
where structure exists health cannot be ennjoved
Perhaps no disease causes nischiOf and UNDER
names the constitution much.
syphilis, with all the diseases o. the skin growing
cut Of neglect or bad treatment can DO efeotS,.liy
cured In few days.
ScrHinai Wedkness-Farticuiara tontion haylpR been
given TO this disease, and all the oonaeque noes grow
ing out Of IL, brought on IN many eases BY the de-
siructve habits Of inconsderate youths and excess
Two indulgence Of the passions, a neglect Of which
will undermine tho constitution, rcnderng the sub.
Jet unit for business society, and causing prems
tUro old age.
Females who may be laborug with any difficulty Of
tho Womb may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fec enclosed, direct TO Dr. A. KIM
No. % Doadcrick street, Nashville, Tenn will have
the necessary medicines sent to their address Olnos
hours from oociock In the morning until . In the
vening lJuly lo--ln d4wiy.
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RUTrER AND CHEESE FOR SALE LOW BY
ID HAGAN a 90.
T'csACco AND sEGARs for sale low BY
l. nAGAE 3 20.
DIcKLEs AND CAN FRUITS, Ass'D for sale low
l. by HAGAN a 90.
CANDLES, SOAP AND STAR II, for sale low BY
~ HAGAh Co.
ZINE KY, HAMS AND CLEAR SIDES, rr sale
Il low BY HAGAN co.
VINEGAR, MUSTARD, PEPPER, SPICE, GIN.
GER Pepper Sauce, and Tomato Catsup, for sale
low by HAGAN 90.
NoAL AND LARD OIL, for sale low BY
nAIRY AND BARREL SALT, for sale low by
~ HAGAH 90
Oysters 6sARDINEs, for sale low By
" HAGAN &oo.
I ARD, IN KEGS AND BARRELS for ,.le low by
IL HAGAN a co.
C,AHEs, CRACKERS, AND Ass'D CANDIES, mr
- sale low by HAGAN 400.
AIAcKEREL IL KITS AND HALF BARRELS, Tor
NJ sale low by HAGAh co.
DEy5FO BEEF AND BEEF TONGUES aad 'si &; o. o'
CtoFEE, SUGAR AND TEA, for sac low b.
~ HAGAN A co,
Jan 25-im. No. S, South Market street
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bageeen, Der BON SeGt etneS dbnlt6en 8ers
aebens anGetlast mar, tpurbe frstgslproGen.-
@Oloaten W 0arOt uuo Wm unD Sobu Sars
ROO, Die R@ benz puli3tasn @kite pieerlsbttn
ii1o ZEN Sabul sO0en, ipurben ben Nftlttdrs
beb1rcen ~'ugepieIsn. - Us . 8urfe, pslher
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then YerEen angeslagt mar, wusbe fret9elprO'
den, Der &laGer ober O~slelbsn 8sresbeue IN
Burt 3a ST. Strnfe unH Roten oerurt6silt.
Court Of Common pleas. - SR
SaGen osr Nort6sru Central Haen gfeen
Soo Gberbrid, etner Nppeldttpn bon RtGtsr
5apwaro, wuroe b1s urthait umaeaoBsn.
Die Court perta0te Fn bana bis sum 2. Nlons
tag I'M Sanuar.
SIM y. ct. Dtgritt8aert6t fam
Der Drp3eB 9eoeu 5a5el 9 Gni6ieG Dor, tpsl.
DIR anggf(aBt TT, an II. Suit 1862 Den &e.
bellen tpdbrenb ibrer Snpa@pn Wanrtdt ii6er
ben Mufenthaltsort elmer 6eerne SAlaGtpte6
8e9ebsn 81 bateu. Der Nngsflogte wenoete eth
bon ct tpe9en ~OelieIbsn 8srgsbens l9on eiumal
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fetne 8stpstie UUrIaaen, Dae e. tIttg
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9eIsBe p~rp3eiiitt werosn foGe. Dte 0erbones
llirGe1 barber trtr0sn an SdmAfag erGfnet.
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Marff0getf@

Rtnb0teb- wurpen i'm 0ou3en 1900
Stad aneebOtsn, 70 piel pie In SOrtssr Wone
Ser Martt pog niGt Defenders belebt. 200
StId bltsben un0ettauft; 200 murben an
Waittnstcntr uno $50 an bistae 8attsr
u%erfault. Der Drets pedielte BON $500
hts $3.50.
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wurpen ga IS rs Bic So SO per 6unOsrt VfO.
perf1mft,
@@aofs--4 BIS ST Gts pr. Or. Vfo.
Mebl- Supsr 1925 bio $7.35. Gr>
tro $775 btS 1871. 6amtIp 1915 btS
$1,000. -- Soegeumebl $500 bss $685.
Gurnne6l $3.50.
BruGt - Weiber g8et,sn SLIGO ttS
$2,00, rpttsr DO. $50 bts $40. SOru
$I.O5 Bic $1,1O. ssltsS Slip bis $1.15.
0afer 80 bis go Ste. 8ewogsn unc 10 Bic
80 seute0eu. NUssen $3.50 Bic $3.50.
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Orttter 3D. DtItrtft BON Warnlaub.

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baltimore, 10. Deg, 1865.
gGir beeIat6i9en 9teruit, ba6 bic nadfte6eno beseid,
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a8 6letaer, 10. Daab, irrtbitnlli6 %cinrpllirt; . u Oil
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@oRu elmer 2Bittpe; CD g Serluage, 10, 5abGte $500 /;
Eiuptbp Daily, 10, DO % u Soice, 10, irrt9iutli9 einz
rpnirt; Senrp Sioeni8, 10, untau9li9; g 6reitdg, 10,
irrtbiimlid5 einrollirt; $ g Siered, 10, Niht6irger; Sac
2p1, 10, eiu3i9er @p9n elmer Ditrpe; Senrb S9ulb, 10,
sa6lte $500; > S Serbian, 10, 90; 8 Se8lipp, 10, uIs
taugli@; Otc6 9ppnat, 10, DO; q S @trfntar, 10, 81
ait; Senrp Gemper, 10, Nibtbiirser; 0iid % 8rice, 10,
;ablte $500; S Gein il, 10, SI jung; Sa5 Grous, 10,
9~iuSiger Go1n elmer @ittipe; s 4iiani, 10, Nibtbir9er /;
9as g 9at6, 10, ;t alt; Sbp8 Sa1, far6is, 10, %nntaugs
ti4; 81 g WtiIer, 10, 5a9lte $500; DAB gtelipu, farbtg,
10, 81 att u Snnes, 10, untauSli9 S9c8 SHUTTER, 10,
DO; 28ut 8 Sing, 8, 5a9te $500; 3 2bpntas, 10, nns
falgli9; Utarc O~teitger, 10, Sater mltterlpier &inber uus
ter IL Sa6reu; &lsr Dpung, 10, 3a9lte $500; % Wtc0c-
uaGb, TO-, ein5iger Sp6n eiuer gBittpe 8 8 alderman,
10, sablte $500; Us Srppfs, 10, untausti6 g6 8rptpu,
Q, 5a6lte $500; % q SerrIt9, 8, DO; Soel @utmptt, 10,
DO; 8 s Sappp, farbig, o, ftelte einen Subfituten .
8 Gorler, 9, 5ablte $500; Sno OabiS, farbi9, 9, ftelte
einen Subfitateu Snp Q0eld, 8, 81 alt; Peter O'9ara,
8, NiGt6irser; q s 8artboIpn, Is, fteate einen Subfiz
tuten; @m Db0Iittle, 9, 3a6lte $500; gG q Cummings,
10, eiu5iger @pBn elmer g8ittpe SaS Ser9uIcn, 10, gu
alt; SO Npnler, 10, irrtbtntliG einrplirt; 0aoib SDRns
ion, 9, 5n alt G9p8 gtebiu, o, 3a6lte $500; 8 SO QDenS,
IA, DO F.; @bas $ Dagger, II, bp; 9eurp Gtort, 15' DO;
GEO @aueylpeiu, 10, DO.
2eOpOIb SIurnenbers,
YrpiOsnIari9aa II. 4rdi. bes @nroairunss 8parb.
aBm. SroOes,
Ginrolirun9S=G omrnifiGr.
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Gcri9tss q erbanDlunQea

Grimtnatgert6t - Sas Woreon
unb Geo 8cnce, an8sfIa0t, Den 6fur9 Bfau
miDtanoelt 3g baban, Wcr9an fpnrot fret
asiprcAfn unp Gopcs gu S. Strafe unc Soften
sernrtbsilt.-- Dir RIo9e ssgen Sim Dun ipe.
gen 6stlersl wuroe absetptelen. - Soon Boe
ruarbt ipeetn Mib6anplun9 fstner 5rau Gas
tbarine 81 etnem Wonot @sfananis unO $50
Strafe perartbeilt. - Simcn 0eAt, peIhsr
I6sr 6noclpb 8lsi tertel, bat oafir 500
Strafe nno &cten 3u 3ablen; Nubulpb Blet
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D6ae1rtt1t ait Ser StaatensS teuer:
pfliAtioe.
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tinfte far ben 3. Di1rttt BON OtD. {

NO. . SpmtbftraRe, i'm 2tem Gtoe.
SD babe BON benz @fefpr biees Otfrifts. melder bet eart
sen peftltd BON Der Saas e~eLesenen Stabttbeil (etnf6 esltd
her Stem Q0arb) unfaBE bic Sabresliie erbalten unp iinb ais
barin ~aneeiebten Steuern jest fdats, ndmlt6 fir
&i5enfer, Sinfornunerl, Silbergef61irr, 6ubr.
ncrfe, gadbtcn, Siuiarrs Glide.
3uni @rnpfan9 bteler Steuert perbe t6 nit neither
S9retbert ta8lt9 bpn 8 ltbr Mtpreens bis 8 Abr gia6nttt
tags auf nletner Office fetn.
0Dettere ) pm 9 rp3 { n merreu md BON Ipl6eu Der.
at MAIDEN uub Der Setras ptrb ttittelf Seidlaanatnte eiuae,
6psel,. 9eripnen, bic Seridun,er, ibre 0tSenien berous,uueb.
tnen t6nneh tp8ar ~Sernrttetlt unb etnee pert ncrter,
merpen. H5f
&ftne irettere Ia3rt4t tctrb sesebeb, aussenpntmet In
Sauen cn lSl9eit, bic benz @eies ~terfalen itnb, inp jpar
tur3 Dor Der getGldgnabne,
y. q. &duerfpeitt,
Solicitor be5 8. 2tfritts pNt gtarslane.
Baltimore 3. December 1868. (~bet16-1S)