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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-09

suTLERS win end Il 70 their interest
~ call At MAuzY, WILSON 81 Co.'s. cornes
Deaderick and Cherry streets, whure iley
can supply themselves With all kinda afl
Tobsccos, cigars, OiIsers' Oyerahirls. BnA
dershirts, Drawers, GaunlIeis and Gloves,
candles, Soap, &C., Sc. Cali and noe
them. t,Iane
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-09
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE FRIDAY, JANUARY o. 1863
Thn characterization POLICY.

The violence with which tho Presi-
dents proclamation Of the 22d Septcm-
Der last has been assaulted by the London
Times and other advocates Of the South
in England, as wicked and inhaman
proceeding, and the vividness with which
the horrors they pretend to anticipate
from il have been painted by these Ten
der headed lovers Of treason, may APP
pear somewhat extravagant, il not mis-
placed, when il is considered that the
same measure, in more efficient form,
was adopted, under much less aggravat-
ed circumstances, by a British Governor
Of Virginia, before our Declaration of
Independence. Nor did he fail to pro-
claim as penalties for traitors forfeiture
of life, cOnflscation OF lands, &C., &C."
The following is copy of the docu-
ment then issued:
By his ErceIIency the Right Honorable
JOHN, Earl Of DUNMoRE, his JEpesty,
Lieutenant and Governor- General Of III,
Colony and Doninion of Rrginie, ana
Wee ADMIRAL Of the anne
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-09

| will sell this morning, January 8, al
10 o'clock, A. NJ a large lot of Dry Goods,
Ladies' Shoes, and Notions. Also, Mil
linery and White Goods.
NJ. MAeBURe,
jan9. AZ Public Square.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-09

Apair of well-broke Mules, aud very
fine omnibus Spring Wagon, suitable for
a Sutler; also, Three good Horses for
sale, cheap.
MAUzY, WILSON & Co,
Cor Deaderick and Cherry streets.
Jane
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-09

SMALL CHAEoU.--No one need w
plain Of the want Of snail ohaugs
w. j NAM, corner Of College aaa
streets, has received smother sapp
Postal currency, whioh Is the mpai
yenient change ia eifqnlaton.
Dec21-tf
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HEADQUARTERS Posr, I
NAsnvILLk -, Don. .. ls6a1


[O'dees,]
Any sutler or other civilian, taking
teams, empty or containing goods, outside
The picket lines Of this city, without first
obtaining permission from these Head
quarters, viii render his goods aad teams
liable 10 seizure and conGscation.
No trains viii be passed TO the front
without the permission Of corps COM
manders, or Of division commanders,
countersigned by corps commanders; and
officers In charge Of such trains, must
report a. these Headquarters for 2aspes
Cor their trains.
BY order OF
Brig. Gen. ROBT. b. MITCdELL, 4.
Commandinglpesf
Joms PKATr, A. A.G ~
fan9.1w
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-09

While the princ& aBd Princess o.
STA were In Rome An Noyelnber, \
dined at the CaiTarelEi Palace, the res. Z,
dence of the RUSSIAN Mlpister. The UukS
and Duchess OF Monlichllo were pFeAant
and many other distinguished pgoplA.
Soup had just been served. when suddea.|
ly the door opened and che Frussian En' y
bassador, the Baron de KMRitz. stalke!
in as pale as a ghost and ciothsd i1 no Oh
ing but his flannel night-gown, and AZ.
manueo by what authority abe company
was present The ladies' were much
alarmed and shocked, but the Baron was
finally taken from the room and the al,
nor proceeded. II seems poor Kaniix
"worries" in his mind about man he.
shot dead in duel and his brain is turn
ed, He is harmless maniac and shis
last freak has condemned him to an in-
sane asylum.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-09

Mrs. Sinclaira aud Mrs. James Gordon
Bennett were the joint suthOrs Of new
chauiable institution for the benefit Of
poor soldiers wives
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No go

A letter was received IN the city this
morning by Col. Pennebaker, from re.
liable correspondent at RarboursYille.
KY from which we learn that Colonel.
Carriers expedition 20 East Tennssstt
has been crowned with success. n III
not true, however, that be occupied
Knoxville, or even attempted les capture;
but, leaving Knoxville 10 the right, he
cut the East Tennessee and Virgsnia
railroad, and that lessened The chancea
Of aending achievements 10 the rebel
army in Middle Tennessee from the Ran.
pahsnnock.
The letter alluded TO also states that
Col Carter had had three or fouf fights
on the route, 10 ell Of which he was vic.
torious, capturing. large supplies aud
paroling four Anr fee hundred nrisoners
- Iouis4l1e 1es4arHi E4
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A PROCLAMATION.

As have ever entertained hopes that
an accommodation might have taken
place between Great Britain and this
colony without l,aing compelled by my
duty to this most disagceeable, but now
absolutely necessary step, rendered so
by body OF armed men, unlawfully as
sembled, firing ON his Msjesty's tenders;
and the formation of an army now on
their march TO attack his Maiesty's
troops, and destroy the woll disposed
subjects of this colony to defeat such
reasonable purposes, and that all such
traitors and their abettors may be
brought to justice, and that the peace and
good order of the colony may be again
restored, which the ordinary course of
the civil law is unable 10 effect, / have
thought fit TO issue this my Proclamation,
declaring that, until the aforesaid gCod
purposes can be obtained, do, in
virtue Of the power and authority 10 me
given by his Majesty, determine to exc
cuts martial law, and cause the same to
be executed throughout this colony
And, TO the end That peace and good
order may the sooner be restored,
uo GNHuiEt H'lHhh Nupahib VI
bearing arms 20 rtsort 20 his Majcs-
ty's standard, or be looked upon as trait
ors 10 his Majesty's crown and govern
ment, and thereby become liable to the
penalty the law inhicts upon such often
ces-such as forfeiture of life, confisca-
ton OF lands, &c, &c. and / do he,eb,
fp TIER declaye an indentW'ed servants ne
g1oeS o. others, (appertaining to rebels) free
that oTe qJle and milling to bear arms, the,
Join his Mgjesty'S troops as soon as may b, FOL
the more speedily-rtducing this colony
to proper sense of their duty TO his Ma
jesty's crown and dignity. | do furthe
order and require all his Majesty's leg
subjects to retain their quit rents, or AM
other taxes due, or that may become due
till such time as peace may be agail
restored to this at present most unhappy
country or till they be demanded 0
them for their former salutary purposes
by officers properly authorized to receiv
the same.
Given under my hand. on hoard th
ship William" of Norfolk, the seyentl
day of November in the sixteenh yea
Of his Majesty's reign, "a. d. ITO
DUNMoRE
al e,,,o jbo Ey;,,gr'
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HORSES WANTED.

f.,AvALRY HORSES WANTED, Tor N
L. which We will pay tho highest market kjlaANA
rricss They must he from ave 20 eight ES-kA-
Soirs ola anoen hands high, end o. dark eelors,
nN-Apply AZ che stable o. z. a A. HENDERSON,
A,,,t D.. r.. lEANRla
me- is-im. h'@ biihh
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God SAFE he RIRgP'
The sun., 1863-10-21
W a NII:D,

WANTED ONE GOOD TEAM ON CHAN
w PEI pa.loi 'hocs, aud three ecoi lnstcss. ot 20
Couruand' s,up stahs. 10
NNANTEu-liAN,S WANTED 10 Ma,c
w flannel fh.rs BY machine OF their own. Ary.y
=; Is Dey 81 Get. 80
\NANIED--2 OR APPRENTICES AND
w improvcfs 70 the dte.-m,kins also srl i.t
house, 'or two. VICES - per month. Apply Nc, u
p.uec It, near B'wcrv. lpi
\VANrtp A BOY, AT Is FULTON ST,
w al foot ii9
WAN1Ep-AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN
w who 4 able aud " llius TO work. Apply from
{. ~ IN the mo ming to l.. APfLLBN's Sons, les
wst'i 't, cot. Pm. lgs
\kANrtD--A lOU ST MAN TO WASH
W AID o. ok or.oypt rlte' none cHccp; those
wee. ie,ders L. = wEslCoGr a Co, 70 John
8 rec. 40
ANIEp-io FIRST CLASS MuULDrRS
~, to TO-. sIhcn & ,sht work. Arpy to T. Ben a
ANILp-A flliNl CLASS OPERATOR
w en- a " hColcr ( Wilson's machine: also an e1-
pet!,ycci drrr. maxi. Arply for days, g. Niue.
btNAI. dre.,maker. .In Sixth ave. c,
WANrLD-AN OPERATOR on PAN1A-
w 'oon, To sooj hand the highest wage, paid.
Mott. MOTT '"' week. " 40 '"'''''0 ST. '''".s y, O'
~ AMID NL>i BAl>rERS, d6 Avenue
w u I' H',r. hack room. Inquire all w. go
.)CNLrtNIiE> NAMED -2oa,llt RCH
Sst 2 but good tNud' need apply. Can gary.
= SIUUl BOlS WANTEp--TO SAND.
- rser moulding. hrrly 1t Mill, $50 Eat T. nth
tIcet. $50
= OR & GOOD BCITOSHDLE MAKERS
Zen hle linen; -lao, two col sr and cutf turn
cisNA.t'd AZ 4'l bloouIc st, rol,u g. ~
T. fiKSI CLASS BAlSrtE> uN NLSIS
Osan ed at 40 Cumb,raui Brooklyn. CAL tor
w,ck ais
Sn YOl'NG MEN WANTED Tor TIE
cy nj ell a'es Navy. Fnrfn,u, .camcn lands
Non pay from ~Jl % to II 90 Advance from tyO
20 $50 Men, here /. ,hsncr ior pT.4c money. over
million u nov waiting cnimau'r, aud plenty
more srs - hr 'sf 70. hrrly to TEANtN u 60,
Ann, aLd Nav Ageuts cor ilsfrison and We.t St.,
up. tais. 10
En BAI>lEES MD tIAlSllLRS Wanted
cO 20 wotk ON military o,efcoats. steady work Gu.
rims he wini,r and the highest wages viii b. given
AT 81 and ad Il de 4 3O-
EIn HANDS NANIED ON MACHINE
')Omsdo flannel rhiru; also 20 op 'tators to
work N %. hul diur, nt fdc Li I'd sics shrt and
nih-rr Nanuiqc;ory, Z. and 7, Cannon o., cor Xiv
iheton, good zee 'unmtn alton. required. .-T
bnnn LAljUKtRS WAIVED TO WOl,k
'OoO on t,llI ID . short distance IN the
country. steady work. Wagcs+l % pr day. Pnr-
tasr pail Snrt very morning At O'Clock, from the
lrifh once, NJ. IiOaIwny. IT door 10 the Wssing
tou Hotel. SO2
The sun., 1863-10-21
AyluISENl ENTa.
RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

III
40 'n'ire u.s s!7ec.tal Ilu.cry DRAINS.
MNRklET1E;
or, TIN wARNINU Oh DEATH.
rHE GM0srL SPECTRE.
"h'ch ,s urilline and touching.
rAaGqS,NF NJ .iS S bNc mp .sS
NffERtsSSi%lSfii, fEtSiss / is.i, I MILK i
Ing fnf JlNfbNi 81 $SS ~
H., NUNS ALEXA>pKE, NAGiGiAN,
r'p' oil sh@ an5-.si nrsi Mt..d q "a. ~. sv" h'
INEEy hUtK, DiY NSD EVENING.
An EtEEi ~, ShS fo ipSf HIS owS MAGICIAN.
SMmviNG WY iI'thts, AQt ARIA, aud, raj.
Adn,rsion to sls6 ct. Children undcI TO- ibrsio>
NEW BOW LM 1nEAlRE- -
TinNtsRiA, fnE snii i,iD;!;;aiS ;; ISe''. '' N"'
with the Grand sen'at,cn il,,mtoi
The Great Highwayman OF io6,c.si.
We car cr in irauce and : eand sad = aih h.f. ;.
.ni .sS burn rFlS TknniSLk siUhl Uh e. rf "sAP
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
" .ssee AID Manages. Ms JOIN WOO
Ar,Mors ttsFEIatvi;y. tSEA4v .sSx.. sSE Silii
N Srsi st% fSSh fSSShSS taSssafpn' SSS$l;
rs HS fH lyTSS@ M sFr IN TS
Ac's, called
PO.CA HOSTAs;
YE GENTLE SAVAGE
NEW SCENERY by JAMES T.. HAYES. -
NEW IDSII MIS- by Mi.s COkNLLIA
NEW pROpERrtfS by WM NENRY.
NEW MEDLEY OVERTURE
Arranged frouI popular melodies by IIIDS. BAKER.
MRS. JOHN WOOD,
POCAHONrAS.
Nj. Nteks as .......... John smith.
NJ Thomas Os.n' ... !ss .,...... .Mynheer Ko!h.
ALI iiiL ,ONrANi IN the CAST
10 comm 'ucr VITA the Ncw Conedietts. entitled,
ny rkESfRNEk.
, Door. open a :. Commence 4 bcfofes
boN boob open irum 10 Srsis may I've tcr-irei
THREE DAYS IN ApN \NCE -
TUE SEVENTH ANNUAL FESTIVAL
1870 FOR rht hF\Etir Ot IUE roOt,
VIII h neld At tnr CITY A,'eipbly HOous, 40 Btoad-
way,
October goth. 9lu, 22d, Y3d. snd ?,,h. lS1
Mu,ir hy III, hand " a.. 9.d Regiment n. q. Y.
y. \. Tickets titty Cents each. 3i5
The sun., 1863-10-21

AT 10 TILLARY $50 SERVANTS
I1vsnted every day, for superior situations In
tlemsn's families This the oldest. mot elegant and
respectable asepcy in the city ia ysafs esta5i he'd
and pstronized by all the best iamili,- Apply TO Mr.
CHRIS OPHER, Brooklyn. Also, snail sirls
Wautsd. no rh IL
The sun., 1863-10-21
GEN klIAl. BUSINESS

ADVANCE IN PRICE.
CiLLIEs ON
PLANTATION COFFEE.
Ia con,eu,nc' of The advance in, GOLD and hish
o| oiii rLh%rifITu%N T % "ofrif vo are r'n"s Compel Il
90 g. advance the picc, on aud after hi. oste, b
ttNls per T'ound
Wright UiIIiEs 4 BRorHER,
Impof'cIs and Manufacturer,
New York, October IA 1863. ~!
CASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metal.
hiis tnp, c'ntr, col ras. and woolen- cts. rer
crnt. old ht,. ID cent, coprsr and pewter ~ cent?,
lead cents Yer ID. 10 No~ Bc~ery cor Of Roosevelt,
street. 3l6
IMPORTNNT-ALL ARTICLES FOR SOL
dcr-, II camp or Id should h' sent by the Hsrn
Low rates. 40
EAKY ROOtS-IOok TO TIIEM-Wn-
- tet :; coming, c.ll on T. E.ALi ELLnRY.,
put on. Warranted mn infsllible cure $l9
pAWNBKOKER'S TICKETS PUKC HASED
Of clothing, dry goods, levery, diamonds, Sc. A
pIe'nium paid Tor tickets Of over coat, 10, ot cloth.
vs.'' ~. Gto. Ltvlr. an hfoones ~. ~?
DAwNBROKERS TICKETS WANTED Ar
i 70 BoreIy. ny .t.irs pay more ihsn any ono
~, gun,, musical instruments, clothing, ans, DRY
syods, Sc. A lot OF ovsrcosts wanted. 3OJ
I'llE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
i OLD NEWSPAPERS Of every description. old
fAMpiil.Lis of even KIND old BLANK BOOKS
aud LtlbGIks that are written full aud all kuds Of
WASTE PAPER from bankers, insurance cuInpani.r,
brokers, pateui medicine depots, printing oaic,-,
bootb.nd.Is, public aud privst. lbfni,~ hotels,
stesInbOats, railroad cumpsuies express Offices He.
20! >ioChwfLL EMERSON, 20 Am 81.
10 ANN ST, y. J., WILL PAY CASH
r'J . a Of q cent per peund more than any Ia
the city, iuf old ne~spap-Ir books psmphlrts aud
k.nds of wsste paper, At THOMAS L. BENEFITS
nv store. gu-
OE AND 80 CENT HAIR DYE,
~ BkIEs1s CLLkBkA1ED HAIR DYE
ia the only RsidLle, as we'll as the Ch,dp,. Afc.. "a
the World, aud II sold 10 all yectabr Dryp.is ia
the United Siate- The following we'll kno~n whole
So. Druggsts are our Agents iu Ne. YORK BAE>k'
& Co, 70. Broadway i. T. HART 20 B'ekmsn NJ I;
and Mssr, wHEfLtf. ~ Cherry At, REED y
Co., lSu Allen cor. stanton sis, and cor. Avenue -
| and Houston At; PORTER 20, Az iiudtOn street
and 81, SIKH avenue. Druggists csn all" b. supplied
hy tiIAS. y, CKll IENlO No. - sixth .enue
Manufactured at 10 south 'cond al. Willianrhureh
The sun., 1863-10-21

AN LXPERlENC Ed TAlLORESS Wanted
Aos hue custom coas to one that -ll suit the best
q wages given Apply 2!i West 10TH Of, bit IN snd
btb ave. Ill
The sun., 1863-10-21

4 NUMBER OF FIRST CLASS COOKS,
u and COOKS TO wash alec laundre.sss, ehtnhtT
maids. fls tor general nousework, wanted for sius
kth
The sun., 1863-10-21

ITO PRINTERS - WANTED 4 BOY TO
L feed iph cyl ndcr piece A.o boy to work
Gordon irgsref, Good ssge. To GOOD hands. L. OAR
BEE & son, Job Prin:st, " soath Fret II, WI
u nshui ,l. 9ll
The sun., 1863-10-21

XAeare Of BABY months old and take II TO her osu
plsoe Apply ss Wet Warren OF, I'd foor, south
Brookyn. pl
The sun., 1863-10-21

E'kkAND BOYS WANTED FROM -
Ito Is ys r, OF are those VINO know the city Ap.
rya: hs cry gods store Of W X. PEiT0N, "a
3Js rry. IS>
The sun., 1863-10-21

A BOY wANTED-AT 10 ANN ST, TO
IAsttsnd book tore. Apply bstveen the hour. o.
8 and O'Clock only. lC5
The sun., 1863-10-21

A GOOD BOY WANTEn-ALSO AN Or
1Aastor on see ms mschnc, Wheeler & wilson'D
Appy to sALfsBt RYs dry goods pask ,ns establish.
ment, I59 Duane ct W
The sun., 1863-10-21

A GOOD MAN WANTED, EARLY To-
IAday, ~ substitute, to whom a full pree will
~ pAd - coon ~ accepted Call at .OO Broadway,
The sun., 1863-10-21

COUNTRY sHOEMAKERS WANTED on
~ arS.-elnss handsewed lrdies, misses, ard chil.
dren's aho~s steady smploy ment. None hut sood
scrkmsn need apply to kEMploN Lyon, 81
Dey 4. sls
The sun., 1863-10-21

ROY WANTED A DENTISTS Office,
~ - OF "a yesrs old, bonest snd esntesi, to mind
the once and 60 err snds Duties light. Cal At l,4
GRAND q. Cal before 10 and after T. Ss,sIy first
4Sl Is,
The sun., 1863-10-21

ROY WANTED IN AN OFFlCE-ONE
~ vhc wIitss sood hand, from !? to IL year. of
ese, veil recommended. and lives With his parents
Apply fls Fulton st. room No. |, at< O'Clock aud
afRg
The sun., 1863-10-21

COPPERSMIIuS WANTED - STEADN
- smpoymeni hud good ssse- si'en. Inquire at
t'S North Moore a.. ,,fl
The sun., 1863-10-21

CLOAK WANTED 100 GOOD
Cetoek MAKER, To whom the bishest -aeas will bs
raid. Appiy 20 a. ". 4 r. DAVIES, S0s Brosdray,
up aatrs- $50
The sun., 1863-10-21

pOY WANTED TO FEED A RULING
Vmarhipe. Apply a. 6s Cedar at. Al
The sun., 1863-10-21

A GOOD COOK. WASHER AND IkOSLE
"A wanted. In smsll family; NUT be willing and
ebisine on. With good recomme epdAtioup will fnd a
1essapt home, WAges not toe1ceed IS. Apply A.
the basement door i43 South IL, si wllamsbursh25-
The sun., 1863-10-21

10 ANN ST, y. J., WILL PAY CASH
rJ Z. Of a cent per peund more than any man la
the city, iuf old ~apap-rr books mphl-ts aud
k,nds OF wsste paper, NJ THOMAS L. BENEFITS
store. gUs
The sun., 1863-10-21

lcRltAND BOYS WASrED-SENERAL
- smart u'snd boys van ed, at the Printing Once
lla Euist "A
The sun., 1863-10-21

ITO SHOEMAKERS-W WANTED \ MAN
l. on custom work 20 70 a short distsnee ~ the
North liver; winters Job aud good ~Nges. Inquire
OF HuRlY MILES, 15 Division street, III. morn
ms. ~
The sun., 1863-10-21

QUSH ELMAN AND A GIRL WANTED
- N work In the store; also sir to do borsevort
Vhs hisheet wages paid 10 soot girl. Call all this
veek st 81 Third sve 81
The sun., 1863-10-21

ONNNELvPE FOLDERS WANTED-Want.
jI.d 10 young ladies to foId envelope. on machines
hose acquainted with running eope III Ach nes
Nesdy work and good pay will be given. Apply az
kAYNrP'S lis william II. l6,
The sun., 1863-10-21

CAHPENTERS wAN1ED-APPLY 1872 <
- ldl Orchard 1t. STEPHEN II. KNAPP.
tJbder. lyy
The sun., 1863-10-21

CAKE BAkkRS WANTED A tIRSI-
~ rate man who undcrptsnds b trade thoroughly
IN eatc, pa Try and ornamental work elue-. creams
ice., &c. Full reference required. Address OF cali
Id Court o., Brooklyn. II
The sun., 1863-10-21
SlILlcAIIY.

MlLlrARY-lMrORT TO EVERY
I'ImAu wishng to ioin the army Fret ,cc 10 your
ieuily and yet all you eau TO make them comfudn-
bile and them hes Uud the reach Of want. II any
volunteer ,ut.itute will select the 63d New York
Regiment, 90 veil known for its valor In the field.
vii get Tor them the highest sums gwen. aud sse
that thcr families has pIoIer relI6 nm to he s.eu
oon.tantly NJ my headquarters the I'd floor Mon
tatuc Hail HIootlyu, oprpsite tho CITY Hall. ~
MI kPliS, Colonel kinss Co Vols. Ia
The sun., 1863-10-21

QLACkSMlTHS WANTED-A TURNER
Dsnd otter. and hcorman. good wsse- given and
,tssdy smxloy ym.nt. ~ mite ftom Hctcssn fsrrv,
The sun., 1863-10-21

a GIRL WANTED TO MIND A CHILD
xAsnd make herself useful Apply 2t2 Fuhon ave,
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Celebration Of Wn.hingion,s Rirrhdny.

Sb-nyIitg Monday, FEB. a. 1865.
The celebration Of Wasbing0n's birthday was 10
the ui,nos, dgree successful. The citizens Of The
CITY and country and the soldiers Of the Union army
assembled in large numbers at tue Capitol. joan
II. Smith. Mayor OF the city, called afternoon
10 the fact that the audience was COM
posed insiulv Of cilzens of Nashville aDd declared
That their pr.sence Wa Sufficient evidence o the ial-
sity Of the assertion Of the Rebels that no Union te
tiIneut existed in the city. lie asserted that be
wished The Rebels 10 know that tins sentiment ga
eyjs,. and was breaking forth ss volcanic fire.
revolution is occurring in society at the South which
viii sweep away the old landmarks OF the naughty
srs,ocracy, md the natob would have to come down
while the people the bone and snew, VIII rule Tie
land
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DIED.

BUsrEEp-on Tuesday Feb. a. after .hor. and painful
illness Margaret vito Of Geo. W. Bustsed, aged % years
Notice of funeral In to-rorrow's Psrsr
DARLTNGTON--On Tuesdsy, Feb. "a, william youngest
child Of James W. aud Rscae L. Darlington, aged years
The relative. and friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Oh "Wednesday 2s,h inst at M.
taken for iatermont 70 Salisbury Alir. Orang. County
KIRwAN-On Friday Feb. ~ Mr. Michael XII wan. sgcd 50
year. native Of the Parish Of Kru.h Wexford County
Hi, remain. were Inferred in Calvary Cemetery Nay he
rest In pescs.
MooRE-At Newtovn, Long IAsnd Monday Feb. a..
uftora tbor, but illness Ms Elizabeth A. Moore
widow Of Jnnss Moore IN tho 18th year ofhersgo
Tn. relative. ard friend, .Eo ayed to attend e iS0oTs
day, the 2h Inst ct o'clock p m The boat corn ,tns
with the Fu.hing and New5wn Railroad leaves Jans.
s,ihs Grand street Fery W.nsbur.h, until i. O'clock
p.
Of r. q. and Il W. Reynoii' aged years add mouths,
The friends Of tie sn' are invited 70 attend ..e iunsS on
dencs, no. Ill FouTth avenue corner Twelfth street
RyCKMAS-M Tene Hsu... Ind. on Friday. jan. 10. Of
drcpsy, Mr'. Adeins J. Hyesn,"n, as@d 70 year. 4,
The r..ye, and ends o. Voc s,s IN go
iisr Will bs IN endercs g, the Mount vernon Depo, o.
S-NYor and Nswli.vea Railroad on the arrival OF
Fourth avenue. at 9. o'clock q. m.
sMrrH-On Monday Fob - Charlotte Smith. Principal
OF ColOea Osmnar School No. s1tec1th Ward Ssed %
Her relative, sa friend. az. rssreerlly invited attend
~ St Philips Church, Mulberry street, nesy beecser
street Her remains VIII be inferred la NesbuIy Lang
Island
sNETHRN-On aon'sy morning. FEB a. irs Elcy De-,
la. rrict S-hs snsihen n the 8i.h year other age
The end friends Of the iy afe respeeuy Invited
10 attend her funeral WcdnesGey Ghcfno st2 orocs
from IA. f.sidenee o. her sOn lgIsw. Acz ~. MAbc NO
40 Fulton avenue. AAe'pii st'ee.. BEooklyn
sIAPTER - On Monday. tob. - Of spopleIy, FIsnces
N.uuye Shayte widow Of tie l1te foci ShaptcT In to-
I'D Of befSse
Tic ond, Of tn. frv invits 10 attend her frnsra
ftsuf vf uer
t..-aad ,GIth street, between ThiId Snd tonrib
Ay,uues Harlem e. II on ihUiday. req. 20 Loo
PRUsLOW - In The eli, Saturday, FEB. 81, Th0ms'
Ifuslo~. Ia tho 1,th yesg al his age . . -,
The relative. and .nd. e.p cny invited to Atendthe
fvusrA on the H. L. Church Seventh street near ihird
svcuue Oh Wsonesd.y. 2Jth inst 81 !. o'clock p IN.
TRuMPY-ou Monday. Feb. %. Casper Traupy' aged %
The relatives fi-nds o. the family respectfully invited
10 .teno ,le "Wednesday 2'. in.i, At ocosk
y m ron tho residence - hi, ,0n -1Aw Henry d. Bel
lev No. IA BToOue street.
MIIITF-On Monday. Feb a.. Atet short illness Es'her
daughter OF Rober, AMI LJdis u white ssod ysA' and
u months
Tho relatives anl snds Of the fany respectfully Ie'
gae.d tisnd the flucr nom tho residence OF hsf rs
..nts al Iuhhy ltooS edncsasy sfelgs9AS3 oock.
Hudson r.I RAILROAD csr ttsf iscm Chambers "ces at