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lFron the Richmond Enquirsr.]
Freedom at Port Royal.

This il The title Of an elaborate artieis
Il the Atlantic Monthly, literary organ Of
1ankse Aboiitionism. for September. i.
profsssss TO give an account Of their pet
colony Of nsgroes At Port Ro,al, the
management Of WHICH, it appssr:s was
Transferred from The Treasury 10 the War
Department, and placed 10 the hands Of
"Brig. Con. Rufus Saxton, = native Of
Massachusetts, who, in childhood, had
brssthed the free air Of Connecticut"
which is doubtless high Qualification.
II is in vain we examine the article for
any seeoun, Of the financial or economical
results Of the "coIony," and how much i,
costs the War Dspar,rpsnt to get cotton
raised thsss, tspt u 10 not long since the
New York fr,buus stated that cotton in
those paris 10 produced at about twenty
dollars pound The writer in the month
y prudsntly avoids all revelations upon
this part Of the case; which might, in
fact, cool the zeal Of the Yankee nation
in the great cause Of humsn freedom; Tor
neither human freedom nor any thing
else, human or divine. will satisfy the ~
Pirstions Of that people unless il pays a
large per csntags on The inyespsn,. lie
applies b'msslf, therefore. rather TO sx
hibit the great moral aud intellectual de-
vslopmont OF the coionizsd sIsves; and
here there is room tor the flights OF 4
warm imagination. The pegross Of Por.
Royal this writer dep'cts a. amongst the
most amiab!e, industrious and high spirit.
cd Of the hupso race. Not altogether
perfect he candiGly admits; and he feels
compelled TO check the too sanguine bs
lief (Which it ssems has prev allied in some
qusr,sr) that the solony would instantly
become smother Arcadia, or happy valley
Of Rasselas.
"Ons who sxPsc,s to find in smancipa.
ted slaves perfect Eep aud women, or TO
realize IN them some fsif dream Of an
ideal race, viii! NEE, DISAPPOINTMENT"
But though no, ye, ideally perfect
men and womsn-fo for he avow, that
'sbere are some vices charged upon these
people, or 4 portion Of them"-yet they
are much more intelligent aud wise
people than, Tor example, the tlalisps--
"Nor do they ordinarily display much
sxhilsratioD oyer their new condition
being quite unliks the Italian revolutions,
who used 10 put on his toga, walk in ths
forum, and personats Brutus and Csssius.
The ladies Of the co:ony, he says, sre
fond Of purchasing "hoopsd skirts" but
for the present, too many OF thsm ar.
fsund working in the cotton patches will
their hoes. There must DO some person,
in Boston likely to be di.gustsd at find
ipg that their colorsd sisters have TO work
at sll bot tue writer in the Montbly
shows that they cannot yet be expected
TO bs further advanced than the women
OF fSwiizsrland-
ut has been suggested THAI the field
work does not become women in the n,v
condition and so it may seem to some
persons Of just sympsthi" who have Dot
get learned that no honest work is dis
honorable 10 man or som,n. But this
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NOTICE.

q. ALL The Legs,sss or Heirs Al Law OF
the Estate OF William Dunean, d-xsas.d,
are hereby notified and required 10 attend
at the Ordisarys' Court 10 be holden 70,
Lancaster Distrist Al Lancaster Court House
OH the J Ith sf Jnnuary next, fss4, for IN.
purpose nf making final sediment Of The
said Estate before the said Court Of Osdi.
nary, this 9th Novsu,ssr 1859.
u. n. DUNCAN, Es'r.
C. l.. DUNCAN, Es'r.
New. II, 1859, <O--2n
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"Ma, said little boy, "ths blockade
stops everything Why don't i, stop b.li.s
from comine" The reply "a. not given.
I, might have b.sn ike that Of the old
lady Of N orth Csroi,Gs when sho couldn't
get ANY more tea. well. bl-.s the Lord,
they cant blockade sa.sfraxi"
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S 0 U Il II ga ROLIN A .
LANCASTER DISTRICT. )
ES Psrfse.
Jane Sisst.se, APplieaat

~ ~srfsf.
Jane Sisst.re, Applieaat
Against
Msison Grain aud wifs E!izabsth, John
Grain aud wife Jane, or their xhiIdrs. il IL.
parents bS'desd.
IL appearing TO my satisfaction that tho
above named Pariis. and defendants reside
without the limits Of this State, il i. there
fore ordered, that they 10 appear and sbjec,
to the division or sale ~ tho tsn, Est.,, OF
Franeis Steele snL widow Margaret, deed.
ON or bsfore the sad day Of January next.
~ their consent TO the same will b entered
Of rseurd.
PIT. HAMMOND, 0. I'D.
Oct ~, 1858. 3s-3m.
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) U u I II C. A OLIN A

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Er Psrtss.
Miss Jane NisLst. Applicant,
Agsiust,
Josiah Ni'b bet, James Nisbst. s..T H.
Murray, Robert MsNurrsy, William NJ.
hsrr.y-ths shildsrsn Of ths three las,
named hs'rs asmss ne, knowa-Jssk-
s"n heMunay and Ssn'I Nisbst.
appearing to NY satisfaction that the
soo'. named dsf.ndants. reside without thi.
State. IL 10 therefore ordered thai th.v 4.
appear and object to the division or s,ls az
th" Real Estate II John AsaIurrs,, deed
on o' before Thursday, the 7th day ofJan
nary next, or their consent TO tho s.ms VII
DO entered Of Record.
=. r. HAMMOND,
Ordinary Lancaster Dist
os@ H. 'sss, 77-8u
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Convention of Bank Representative
In Columbia. W.

Convention of Bank Representatives
In Columbia.
The following is tho result Of the dc.
hh~rah 'ns Of the Convention Of Bank
Representatives in Columbia, n. Vt, meet.
ing held on the 10Th and llth iusts.:
Whereas, experience has demonstrated
that the dues to bs collected by tie Gov
srumsnt and for which the Treasury notss
are made receivable, are inadequate to
absolss sufficient amount Of the notes,
TO prevent the evils Of An increased paper
currency, and il ia deemed essential 10
the interests Of the people and OF the
Governments; that the right to pay all
Government dues in these Issues should
be waived by the peopls to'a certain sx
tent, and measures be adopted by the
Government to redeem or fund the entire
amount Of tho said issues, or so much a.
shall rsducs The sSm Of the eurreLcy to
two hundred millions or less, and for the
accomplishment Of this object tho follow.
ing u,sxsurss are recommended to Tn.
country and the Government by this meet
ing:
l. That new issue o. Coupon Bonds
be made to The amount Of one thousand
milliCns Of dollars. The bonds bearing
! six per cent 4ntsrsst-ths Coupons psya
bls annually in coin.
2. That an Act be passed lsvying .
tax Of sixty millions Of dollars, 10 bs col
lsstsd annually during the whole psric d
Of the said loan, for the payment Of the
interest on the above bonds. That the
said tax sLsIl be paid in coin, and that
the Coupons Of the shove bonds bs -
| ssi'sd in tie payment OF this tax in lieu
Of coin.
>. That before the said bonds shall bs
offered for sale in any Other manner they
'ha'l -hr'' be "PPor.ionsd among the
StAtss OF The Confsdsraey, and that
Commissioner be appointed for sseh
State to make known TO the tag psysn
IN each collection District the nscsssity Of
pro''d'ng 'hem'elrs' ~nh 'ufiie'snt =
mount Of bonds 10 pay this specific tax,
and who 'hnii sell at par. in s"eh u"
t''s'' the anou"; OF bonds required. And
that TREASURY notes Of all issues DO rscs'v'
90 10 payment Tor the bonds.
:. That oil existing d's''"s''ona between
treasury "o'e' y on''e"t issues and
oa'>s' us sooh'htd.
D. i"'' The interest on the Stock "i
tue n'sen "'''ons lo"r 10 pad b, chscks
o" 'he"'a'urv, aud tina, the said checks
% r'c''''d D" payment OF The export d.
y on Cotton 10 '"s same p'a"nsr ~ t"e
coupons o" y . o""a' OF Tue same loan
0. In" nre per cent call 'o"" os e''
'Ao''sh'd ''"''ar 10 n''' or o''g'na' call
"."' anu 'nA' a" treasury votes % re-
e'''s" ~ me ''a'"'y '"'r'"'' ana '""'
'"' Pre'e"' I'VE per cent A"d 'our per
eee'' es'' 'oa"' 70 "o'I''hed.
T. '""' me r'g"' OF Tie holder OF The
'reA'"'! No'ss wh'ch opo" thsT fAes are
'u"oA"'s '" e'gh' per cent s"ek' ought
10 10 recognized. ""d an eight per cent.
'"o'' Pe"od % p'o''"sd Tor Inst
purpose ana ""o 'hat al uhsSprrh'gss
aAe"e' 70 inc o''g'"A' aH per cent. call
'oan os 'e'"'tS''d'
0. in" q" Increased d"'' '' ''''ed
o" NJ 'mP"H asa exports du''ng ths
continuance OF '"s war; and '"a' the same
Enxlspd or France.
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matter may be left to regulate ITSELF
Field work, as an occupation, may no, be
with finest feminine culture, or
the 'nos. complete womanlinsss but it in
no way conflicts with virtue, self respect
and social development. Women work
in the field in Switzerland, the fress.
country Of Europe and We may look
with pride on the ,riumps Of tLi, genera.
ton, when the American n.gros, hseorus
the pssrs Of the Swiss pes,sn,ry."
Certainly two year. Of plilan,hropic
colonization could scarcely have don.
more than elevate negros, to the level
with the frssst nation in Europe. Much
is already done in making them superior
to the Italians.
Many Of the negroes hs,e, by an ops
ration called = tax sale, become propris
tors Of lands on which they formerly ia.
bored NJ slaves.
One Of these landed propristors, who
is referred to as a model, 10 named Harry
He has > horse twenty Eve years old
and blind in both syss, whom he guide,
with . rops-earryipg 90 farming,
thought, somewhat undsr difficultiss.-
Harry lives in the house Of the former
o'sr,ssr. and dslight., Though not boas.
ingly, in his positioa as landed proprietor.
Hs hss pr missed to write me, or rather
dictate . letter, giving an account Of the
progrss. Of hi, crop"
OF courss the writer, bsiag probably =
school master, dwslls with sn,husiasm on
the educational establishments. He
ssys there are thirty schools and posit.
ivsly atsrs that in one Of those schools.
he heard with his own ears cIsss rscits
the multiplication table "ns high ~ 6vss."
The teaches are oil "sommissionsd BY
the three associations il Boston, New
York aud PhiIadsiphi., sud BY the
Amsr'csn Aissishary Association; and
from the specimen hsis given Of The cate.
chslical examinations on history and
geography, it may be seen that they are
raining the vouthtui mind in the way il
bou;d 90.
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what State!
south Carolina
""at '''~"d
"Ion Royal,
what town.
"b'"ufor'"
Who your Governor
Ao"
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fHE LANCASTER LEDGER
fablished syery Wednes lay Morning
W. M. @ Q N N O r. s ,
Editor and proprietor.
T z r N 8 !:
Eer Blk Months, in advance,

Ger Blk Months, in advance, Sl.5o
For Three Months, in ,dvanco, 90
When not paid in advance, fifty per cent.
upon the above rates ~iH be shargsd. Pay
aent within one month from the date Of
s,sssriPtisn will be eonsdered in advance.
Subscriptions viii not be received in nd.
rsase for q Longer term than six months
ssr fer n shorter time than three months
No paper discontinued until all srrsarsge,
arc paid, except .et osr option.
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Rags! Rags |! 1!

We will paw TIesnts per pound foe al
elssn sotten or hnsa Rag delivered at the
Ls6ssrUftee.
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Mr. TURNER, by request, rendered the
resignation Of Councilman WIN RoBERrs.
On motion, the resignation was received.
President ANDERSON stated that fuel
for the corporation must be habitat the
military were out Of fuel also.
A resolution was here offered, request
ing the Mayor and President BRtES TO
confer with the military and adopt some
plan by which coal can be speedily Sc
cured for both military aud city author
tiles. Adopted.
Mayor SMITH said he had just re-
ceived a letter from Louisville informing
him that coal would cost 90 cents per
bushel delivered here. Mr.. KNowLEs
stated that coal could be purchased at
Pittsburg for IL cents per bushel, and
that there must be an error in the May
or's dispatch. President ANDERSON
thought il would be advisable 10 send
agents to Pittsburg to effect purchase
of coal. The Mayor stated that the Wa
ter Works Committee have the power 10
do 30.
Mr. MYERs referred 10 the petition Of
the negro BARRIERS of Misunderstanding
that the Corporate authorities would give
them encouragement in forming a-benev-
Olent society, and permit them to hold
meetings, etc.
Mr. MYERS stated that the City Attor-
ney, Mr.. MULLoY, had reported favOrably
on the petition, and had recommended its
adoption.
Mr.. Jos. TURNER moved that the petit
ton be received and adopted.
Mr. KNOWLES was willing TO vote for
it, after seeing their constitution.
President ANDERSON opposed it as q
very dangerous precedent to establish,
believing that it would be the Opening
wedge" to lawlessness on the part of our
slave population, etc.
Mr.. SAVERS made q few remarks in
favor of adopting the petition.
Mr.. SoUTHaATE took the ground that
the Council had not the power to grant
such petitions--no authority to incorpo-
rate any body.
After considerable discussion, the mat
ter was laid on the table until the "Bar-
here, ConstitutionO ia handed in and read
Adjourned till next regular meeting.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES,
Refugees Coming North TO Avoid
CONSUMPTION and Famine.
Rebel Schooner Bell Captured off the
Coast of Georgia.
Bragg Reinforced by Eleven Rebel
Brigades.
Foreign News, Etc.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Foreign News, Etc.

LOUISVILLE, March 12.-F~eign.-Ths
Russian troops appear inclined to retire at
rather than attack the Poles
LrvERPooL-ConsOls 921S.
Private London letters speak with
alarm Of the rebel fleet which is in con
struction in England and Scotland, an d
urge cur Government to demand that it
be forbidden to sail from Great Britain.
The entire destruction of the Indianola
is confirmed.
Richmond refugees report all persons
coming North who can, owing to''cOnscrip-
ton and famine.
The Monitors recently attacking Fort
McAlister are all back at Port Royal in
good order.
Federals captured the schooner Bell, Of
Nassau, of the coast of Georgia, with a
cargo of cotton and salt.
New YORK, March 12.-Nashville dis
pa tch of the 11th says Bragg has been
reinforced by eleven rebel brigades, and
that the rebel Genaral Earle has received
from Richmond enough force to resist
Rosecrans; also that another rebel expe-
dition into Kentucky is on foot-that
fifteen regiments of cavalry are already
in Knoxville under marching orders, and
that Gen. Granger takes command at
Nashville in day or two.
Cotton dull at sec. Gold sixty and
one eighth.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 1.-THE Anglo
Saxon from Liverpool, the 26th, has ar
rived. Cotton has advanced one-half
penny during the week. The Spanish
Ministry has resigned.
The Polish question unchanged.
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Police Proceedings.

BEFORE RECORDER SHANE - Tkursiay
March 12h.-Thos. Capps was drunk
too drunk to leave a house where his room
was more desired than his company. A
fine of three dollars and costs was levied
on Thomas
Mrs. Flaherty, who appeared in court
with three little children, was found
guilty of tipping in two cases. She was
sentenced to pay Eve dollars and costs in
each case.
John Alley, a crippled and palsied
specimen of humanity, was up for dis.
orderly conduct. He was "turned out"
Mr., Mckee was drunk and disorderly
imagining that he had been knocked
down and robbed. The Recorder made
him pay a fine Of five dollars and
trimmings"
Jas. Duflie, for being drunk and dis.
orderly, was fined three dollars and costs.
Mrs. Craig, charged with keeping
disorderly house, was discharged on
paying the costs of the case.
Mr.. Phillips, for indecent exposure of
person, was fined five dollars and costs.
Mr., Archibald and Mr.. Young had a
difficulty. Young boarded at Arch
balds, where he lost his pocket book,
and charged AS family with having
found IT, A. went to YSungs place and,
with a cooked and loaded pistol, de-
manded a retraxit--Y. making no de-
monstration whatever. The Recorder
fined the former twenty dollars and costs,
and dismissed the latter.
A. Lewis was fined three dollars and
costs for whipping child of Mrs. Dem
ming.
A colOred boy, L. Akin, was up on
charge Of obstructing the street. On in
vestigatiOn, it was shown that the cor
poration was to blame, and the hey was
dismissed
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The Detroit Riot.

The Detroit riot is at an end. Our
dispatches state the number Of buildings
destroyed at thirty-flve. The Detroit
advertiser fixes the number at thirty-two
of which twenty-six were dwellings
mostly inhabited by poor people who
are thus deprived of homes and goods.
Twenty-Five arrests We're made ON FRI
day night and Saturday, all white men,
no oOlored men having been caught in
any disorderly acts. II turns out that
the rioters were entirely out Of place in
their feroeity against the negroes. Faulk-
ner, the first object and cause Of all the
violence, is not a negro. The advertiser
says, on the authority Of respectable cit
liens, that he claims TO be Spanish and
Indian. He has never associated with
the negro es, and has not been claimed by
them. He would never allow any OF
them TO enter his saloon, and has exhib-
tied great hostility 10 them as a race
He has been a registered voter, and has
voted uniformly the Democratic ticket.
The paper we have already quoted
traces all the excitement TO the savage
attacks on the colored people, which
have filed the copperhead journals and
the speeches Of the copperhead pOlii-
clans for some time past. To the inefii-
cheney Of the acting Mayor and Police,
and TO the sympathy Of some Of the
city officials with the mob, is TO be as
cribed the length 10 which the riot was
carried, and its duration for hours after
il should have been checked Cincinnati
Gazette
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special Notice TO Families.

JAS. SPEED & Co., No. 80 Union street,
are just receiving fine supply of fancy
groceries, consisting in part of maccaro-
nj, vermicelli, tapiOca, farina, English
dairy cheese, coffee, sugar, oranges and
lemons, sugar cured hams, dried beef
and beef tongues, fresh peaches, straw
berries, raspberries and pears, dates,
raisins and figs, dried peaches and APP
Piles, and Pennsylvania buckwheat -four.
An examination of our stock and
prices, is respectfully solicited.
March l2-tf.
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spring Goods.

F. II. FRENoH, No 81, Public Square,
is to-day opening every variety of extra
quality Ladies', Misses, and Childrcn's
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Slippers, aud Bal
morals, made expressly for him, which
he warrants to his customers.
March ll-3t.
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Reduccd Prices.

We have on hand a large assortment OF
Mems and Boys Calf and Coarse Boots
and Brogans Ladies' Misses and Chill
dren's Calf, Goat, and Kid BoOtees; La
dies and Misses cheap Lasting Caters f;
Gents and Ladies' cheap Goat and Kid
Slippers; Gents, Ladies', Misses, and
Childrens' Gum Over Shoes; Gents and
Ladies Seal and Cloth Over Shoes Gents
and Boys Hats.
Buggy Whips, Whip Thongs, Hosiery,
&c. All of which we propose TO sell
at greatly reduced prices, to make room
for our spring stock. Call and examine.
r. B. CUTTER & GLEAVES,
Corner of College and Broadway,
Feb.27-Sw Nashville, Tenn.
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The highest price paid for all kinds Of
Uncurrent Money, Gold aud Silver, at
the Insurance, Exchange aud Banking
Oaioe Of w. j, MARR, corner Of College
aud Union SITS, Nashville Tenn.
Feb,5,
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Inducement to Suffers.

We beg leave to call the attention of
Suffers and Dealers generally, TO the
fresh supplies we are receiving daily,
consisting of all brands OF chewing and
smoking tobacco, a large assortment OF
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters,
dates, figs, nuts, raisins, pickles, sausage,
candies, etc. Also, large variety of
commercial, note, and letter paper, en-
velopes, pencils, gold and steel pens, port
folios, pocket account books, ink, black
ing, etc. Silk and cotton handkerchiefs,
suspenders, neck ties, combs, hair, tooth
and backing brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas, gum Overcoats, blank
cts, haversacks, valises, pocket knives,
shirts of all descriptions, hats, shoes,
boots, tOwelling, dOmestics, calicoes,
jeans, kerseys, Osnaburgs, and a full
stock of notions. Also, groceries and all
kinds Of wines and bitters, which we
offer for sale at the lowest ma rket rates, at
wholesale. A, & M. LANDsBERG s. Co.
Corner of Market st., and Public Square.
march Sly.
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GOBBLED UP.-Yesterday a squad of
rebel cavalry, supposed to be led by Dick
MoCANN, made a small raid TO within
about four miles Of this city, where they
captured about forty wood-c choppers, who
had been sent out to chop wood for the
Government The heroes Of the wood
pile, after performing this brilliant
achievement, left in a hurry for safer
quarters. Impudent fellowsl
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sUTLERs can supply themselves with
every variety Of goods at w. w. ToTFRN's
No. 2S College Street. opposite tine Sc
vance House, at the lowest rates.
Feb. b-iE
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HEADQUARTERS DETACHMENT ANDERSON CAVALRY,
Nashville, Tenn, March 18th. 1873.

LEE S. DUNN & Co. pay the hig hest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claims. Call and see them before SELL
ing, at No. 20 Union street.
March 3-tf.
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THEATRE,-To- night Mr. CLAUDE HAM
nToN will take his benefit Hamlet
will be produced for the occasion, with
HAMILTON in the leading character, and
w. E. SHERIDAN as die ghost, and T. b.
RADCLIFFE as HorGtio. The two latter
have volunteered their services. We be-
speak for Mr.. HAMILTON crowded house.
lie deserves il.
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suffers Attention.

We have in store and are daily reeeiv-
ing general assortment Of goods suited
to your trade. We are receiving daily
large additions TO our stock, to which we
invite yOnr attention before making pur-
chases elsewhere.
HARVEY, HUoHEs & Co,
No, SO east side public square, three doors
above the north east corner, Nashville,
Tenn. March 10.
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TnE Nova SooTIA Coin MINES The
excitement which followed the discovery
of gold in Nova Scotia has given place to
the operation of organized companies
with ample capital. In reference TO the
mines recent Halifax letter says "eyery
day accumulAtes the gratifying evidence
Of their productiveness."
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The poorest, cheapest aud most dan
gerous coal oils for use are the most beau
tiful and transparent Many are decsiV-
ed in purchasing coal oils by appear
a1oes.
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The ChAsseur Cap is the latest style
adopted by the Army officers. GREEN q
GREEN manufacture them. You will find
them at 43 College street
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X s. LuKESBnL, Of the world-renown-
cd Adams Express Company, and W..
TREusDAIL, of Union street. have our
thanks for papers by last nights train.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-13
AuctiOni AuctIonI

1 will sell this morning, at 101a
o'clock A. NJ, splendid stock of Dry
Goods, Notions, Hoop Skirts, Ladies
Shoes, Hats and Clothing.
M. MARDURa,
mar13-1t AZ Public Square.