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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12

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anoeler G1ue nit letbaftsm 3uruf beqritBt
unp telpi(lfonmten tbrerIett8 Die oeutjheu
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m1int6cr eth, unD 5ca al Den IhGlt 9epro.
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cieier Nueoebuun9 5u crsanilirsn, in tpI
dem nur allstn 9esen 5000 g4iten ftius
rirten, uub e8 purfte oaber bieIe feline lin
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@eiammt5uSe ber Sditeeu tamsn. Sie
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tiir5en, uuo f1nten bamit ppn Seiten cer
3ul6auer. 5uual Der aus ben 9enltern aui
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pies @emurmel ourd) Die Meuse, UNI bod
itter ben 6duptern Der in 3i8en OerIam.
melten @6iisen Ga6 man cine blavweiB.
ro:be, in Grauerhcr 9cbiilIte 6obne Oaber
I6meben.
tTSrttsrn9 frIst.)
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OsfGmli6e Granfbstt.

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men 6a eeidiett es b.@s fa en un8sttises Sd)am9e-
fabl pte te 5urdt pcr G'tteayn8 Rn abI9reft f9 an
sne Az enoen dW meLe liz 3Oae tyr Gtstebuna rno
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Rae eGnter3 TN &op un0 III hen @lttcernr @oaaems e8
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6te RolsnfnOden nd eu3 pdS Opier bc frt6aren rant
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f6redltden 2coen caburG elm Gnbe nadt ban ct TIN nn
enem Aan6e qrtns &c in ReEerter Surldtehrt
gS iii etne traurt9e 9tS Iate bd6 fence heIer trrt
baren Sranfteit sun: Cptsr aen IN 8oIae hr nSei I'd:
Sb4ldoen GeS res e turs bic GcnfitutiOn orntten t
sen ReR bes IeEens III Gin eienbeS 06etn peraubeIn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
SunQs Wdnnsr,

Eefcnbrs me6c RE Tper jPne4 9eper 2aFerS geurben
Nnb ras iibrlG 10 riee 2aunee n sin ja igUbes Graf
reiG weo eu d tire erGaGenen Eaeute inb srtpdelteu
0eraante6fra it Dpunsr Der 9er tamtett BEN Se'
segeer 2eter beSdbernce gone entID6t hobea
parcen, r1Ggen fd3 nit pSGen 8egtroNen nofeu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
ST q nGu uiI0n,

gFttalte6 bs8 f6rgltGen GpaeS Der g0utdrte IN 9ot
ben rdburter eineS Der erten neetnhen @caegen bet
Ser @to0tea, ben sT6st Rsl stnsS 3ebeTs IN ben
@t6rten ,uqebradt bat etn9e ber Seuneen
"oGenre be en- tte Geidte ssF Deetstn psts In,
SSe.ua9ettsm Ien, a. a, sic 81 sfSelbsr QSe-
riuen au ebr ereden, bic T ct errot6en be gcFtr8sn
Rleainteitsn Il. { n. Anrnen auGenbdlte9 9ehct!t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
SraouiSdbs Gtfwd Te

rstrt unSerdstid abet unt tts OrGe era eber besae
eut Gieee utbare set en- ueIbes edS 2eben cieuo unb
bic @te unb 3aGfgmusuitat unmtEsLi& mad tisot enS
2prs Deert bic ttren Sci eaGdten unttioanen Stnen
urse 2ee ino Su lett 3 @usi9wefu fun8tn 9eneta neil
lie teren pLern uit eeuau fenuen Sbsletb fe aud 6urd
SriEturen, @ieterasen int Sarr, Setn unS Gnbere .
ia ben entitebsn ann 10 M tie eS metaentet e'e HCles
res Wi6br ,ude8 Der ebefen Sreane Ner doer rtl es
aueneN eas rte ara Greusus ebr bon Oenen perS'
wtrh he M betnlden 2lterG erGteE aIS "oa @eHeH
bte ba tvttie iino.
~ Offtee: go. z gtc' '5reoertdRr..
lteben T6are1 Don 8alttmpreltr., 6ltIi9e Gette.
bic Siufen tinouf.
Nlam merle iid gamem unt oa8nuHer benn urtpiiien-
be uno trueertfbe 9amaer, rttriebene uno 9eWtence
QuadiaIber S@ubTIi6er Sttefewtdler StrdBenretnger
uun Qdrpentuter u T. 10 Bd re9ent6Btge Nerjte
1nb lGuern an6esscn epn Dr. Dtncns 0ut tn Der gldb
Rg3. @Ie 5lteIe miiien etnen gFif-Stanp entb6Itsr
Giue (0etluae Ia daGea 3uBeFttet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
DR.. Johnston,

BET etnstgs Mrst. tpstGer an}siat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
@siRtg.

Dte fdredbtGen 9rsuneem Oes 9eiteyS nb ieRr 81 lr"
feu @erlu @ebibtnte8, germirrur9 eer Seeen ee-
bru6fheit her (efest 0fte b6 Mbnungs Nbnesuu9 cer
fer GefeGi6aft u6t a6 Gtnfauttee, WtstraneE se en-
@ icIbf. 6ul@t8ufett u. ~ He etn0e Ger i&Itwn'sH
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12

bebeneu t06 m senber et7 unb Gin 8eunsr &6rrtr bic
II tpwen 9lten @rfcreevne sur e'e!iden CT dielt@fcti
Gpo G ppne tee piro bte eie te6 &ebsn8 sur rourtAe
NilacrtGhrt Die Iuadt,n res yet nS rernFern i iun-
iAun, BIC eee p:ro erCrien pUu gerwcifnne nno me
lGadptfdcn Serad tuugen rag Nn@ bte 8renen fpfi@'
Mpesre oeHiefsu psrwei9ert inb.
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Iunae & ute

bic G6 tur6 bsimttde Ga eeiwa& taben bic s e Dtt
Bpm bpien Qeuen pcer in Der Sae Ieruen, beren Sol
gen lie aundd,tltd fpttrn. islo I'm Sdats Dwr3 FDutp
aeu, bic ncnn un9etbe, RE Ghe unmosltd9 MAIDEN uno
R6l per unb (Stn eritbren >Qtsn ioprt rte n0tt8 6 M
te tbwn. Sple @erUnsn naeR, beccr e eplsten tn lie
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
8eFomoerS ~ bsad'er !!

Dr. otnpu 6tetet dUsn Denen feline Shl. al, bei&e d
burd fche ebente une uunatIrds, 9e urb SSrper aer
fGrenes "r etc Nr6ct Die @efs1fI0e unD Die unfGbtg
n1dGenbe 9ate oeI@Hld)t eabeu.
ier b sniae traurieeu un6 btld1snaSert9en SOL
ee &c fruben @eiprhnssten eS NGHers Gdro de i'm Rif'
fen uno ben GIiessrn, Suer;en in Erpf wide ces Gt
dts. @erIuH Der u teltrat SerlppFen b0ie n'rnbe
WGseni6wi6c nHcrenuu9 er BerbouungS OrGGUe, ende'
utsps @attrdftUre, SpmptCne ber Gbpsnblud9t.
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@atttmore eDas 9ofpttat.
3ar 1atssbyitEuas etr 0uodIal6syet stabttrt,
Der stu5tse Dlob In Der G}elt, no fihsrs,
l@nelIe uub 9siinoi'de Suren tn
aehe{meu &wanFhettett

seuaG sveYte ais ia nb; 3eueungSunfdbtstet, Gaod&e
tn Dem 0uden C3eGerI Gatiuubrn8en Der Neren
mue 9lae, 5aau1tners @pi4e ber gsrpen, Wt6'
send rGe, W t Ifeit &ete bdaenbett, 0erRGnees'
fawae Serstlepfta d jdternbett, 3ern &sDSde,
6pfntsI S0Yftmer3, Gnts 6un8 pes 9elie@ ber Ncip
FER 0nae beG NRdaeitS Ger Gulepeite unb aGsr ener
lle6el. be bon ewien 9beimer GewNbube tr Euge D.
mel 6ren Opfsrn sefitfher tnt ais ter Strenen Gs.
frg b'n Gefabrtn tes n9lr& terribren unt menn adt
ten @pdde Ger Contribution terucrbrineen. bic Gbe
m6ali@ MAIDEN 3uleSt G6rper @tnn serfSrsn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
0t,b,iratbsts Deri9aen,

ot.r @ct8e psde Cd, su o,r6siratben btatF3tse aub f
bhAIler Sudde eieS anceren 0tuoe mites beouBt
nb ioater unrer'i8tiG Or. S bn9cE 3a 8Gtbe Se9eM
Me .,tncerntfe aegeN ea he pbride fetf9e Ger
ydtt A. NetStarf It Der Ne 3itern Hb dnie, OHer
fhSptuns ter fhredItGen @rt rerben itnel farirt.
Derenge peldsr Il Ger SeEGnttung une &uriOrse RON
o. 5ohapu r;te9t ann TIM ais etnen, Gbreumanne
ptre urdt m anprrrauen nnb 5&rertItf auf feline r8e
tide Neini6ltcbfeit peroilaN.
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;1rlheil ter 9>relr.

Sabre In pe er pStRQt firt mt bsn unb bic Wten9e n
t1tr wunedrj jt@cn Gpra Dneu metde Oh Spbntp' GW
ubrts rene rie .nnG& happnrteure unb pteic Gneere
nalcn unerrt5et murt9 EMIL ii in 8eu8 auf ienen
beater ais Gbre mana III e3ug auf Gbaratte uno G5e
.pNertGItiaeit %elenieH eine binreqenfe GSe6hrs
ietfUng.
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gg Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
HOpeaeld DestrOyed by the rederall
Gen. Forrest Reported Dead.
Rumored Disturbance in Gen. Banks
Army Confirmed.
The BOmbardment Of Vioksburg
Commenced.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 23.--Hopefleld, oppo-
cite Memphis, destroyed by the Federals
tOprevent the resort of guerrilas there,
General Forrest is reported dead.
, The New York Herald says that as
soon as the CONSUMPTION bill passes Con-
gress from six TO eight hundred thousand
men will be called out.
The rumor is confirmed Of disturb
ances in Banks army in consequence Of
the introduction of negro troops.
Vicksburg advices of the eighteenth
say active hostilities had commenced.
The Mortar boats took position and bonn
barded the city, but were obliged TO
change position, when the bombardment
was renewed.
The Federal gunboat Indianola, which
ran the blockade, has three months pro-
visions and coal.
NEW York, Feb. 23-Gold CAS-. Cot
ton ninety.one.
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A Vocal SERENADE.--We will long re-
member Lieut.. Cook, Of General Mo-
LEY's staff, and few Of the members of
the iuvinciBlo 10Th Pa on account of the
associations of last night---when burdens
which had accumulated by vexatious
toll, as huge as high Olympus, were tenn
porarily removed, and comfort and OBJ
liyousness TO misery, about the dimen-
sions Of two Olympuse's placed in their
stead. When music proceeds from the
voice Of syren, its influence is irresist-
able, but when patriotism is the subject
off grandeur, the emotion IL produces
on the responsive heart are only TO be ST.
lenlly entertained, we cannot convey it
to others. Gentlemen, we ask you to repeat
your call at your earliest convenience.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

PRINTER's TALK Every profession
has its technical terms, and of course
the printers have smatierine," which
is only ineligible to the craft The
following is a specimen. 1t don't mean,
however, as much as IL would seem to
the uninniliated -
"JlM, put General BEAUaEuAnp on the
galley, and then fnish the murder ofshat
Niger you commenced yesterday, Set
mp the ruins Of Guyuudotle distribute
the small pox you need not hoinh that
mutiuy put the muups in the paper This
week Pitch tho PIE into he'll, aud thea
70 TO the devil, and no will toll you how
70 dispose Of the dead natter
Not much wonder that Or, FAysIUs
was hurt for invsntins such a saalical
art
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

Removable. COLEMAN, who has had
great success In his peculiar department
of treating diseases, has lately removed
his office from Deaderiok TO No OF Cher
ry street His extensive practice is the
best recommendation and guarantee Of
his skill. All pst!snts entrusting them
selves to his care will be sure TO receive
tho most prompt and skillful treatment:
See advertisement.
Jan. 2A'63-lm.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

WHEREAS, Many persons owning and
possessing real and personal estate, situa-
te in that portion Of the State Of Ten
ncssee within the jurisdiction of the
Government Of the United States, come
within the provisions of sections fifth and
sixth Of an act Of Congress, approved
July IL, 1862, and have failed and re-
fused to avail themselves Of the pro-
vision of the fifth section within the
sixty days, which expired under the
Proclamation Of the President Of the
United States on the Esd day of Sep
tember, 1862; and whereas, many such
persons are now within the so called
Confederate States, having left such prop
crty in charge Of agents, who collect the
rents, issues, and profits thereof, and for
ward the same to the parties, or retain
and invest il for their benefit, there
fore, in pursuance Of said Act Of
Congress, l, ANDREW Johnson, Military
Governor Of the State of Tennessee, do
hereby warn all persons holding, renting,
Occupying, or using any such real or per-
sonal estates, or the rents issues, and
profits thereof, belonging to any such
parties, as well as an agents, not to pay the
same over TO said parties or their agents,
but TO retain tho same until some person
suitable has been appointed in the namo
and behalf Of the United States TO receive
the same, aud hold Il subject to tho order
Of the said Government Of tho United
States. ANDREW JOHNSON
Nihiary Governor y tennessee.
February 20, 1868
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Foreign travel is very much restricted.
The ruinous rates Of exchange prevent
many from going abroad who would 9TH
erwise do so. Pleasure tours to Europe,
therefore, unless naval or military victo-
ries should restore our currency 10 some
thing like its original value, will, during
the coming spring, be almost entirely I'M
known.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

Near the road from Bogota to Quito, in
South America, there is river the wat
err Of which are as sour as vinegar. Il
takes its rise among tho Andes, in The
nelghborhood OF the volcanoes, which are
supposed to impart to il its sulphuric
properties.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

TuEATRE,-Th inducements offered
at the theatre are good enough to draw
a crowded house tonight. Shakspeare's
play of Orchard the Third" will be
presented for the first time this season.
Miss CONSTANTINE, the graceful and
sylph-like Goddess of the Terpsichorean
art, will dance one of her favorite pieces,
The laughablo farce Of "Toodles" will
end the performance.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

MoRE CoTToy SoLp.--Our cotton mark
ct is getting pretty lively, all things con-
sidered. Yesterday seventy five bales
changed hands at ANDY HAnLToNs
warehouse. Seventy cents a pound
is now the selling price for cotton in
Nashville.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

To RIVER MEN.--All river men in our
city expecting letters, would do well to
call at the warehouse of Mr.. ANDY HAM-
ILToN, on South Market street. Mr.. II.
is an old and very popular steamboat
agent, and our post Office clerks have the
habit Of putting all letters for river men
in his box.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

KuLED.-Wc have just learned from
gentleman who gets his informa-
ton from a reliable source, that the re-
bel General SrARNEs was killed in the
, late fight at Fort Donelson. We don't
believe this rumor is correct
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

CorroN RAISING IN JSDrANA.-Mr, NJ,
d. Lacroix, merchant of Vincennos, In
diana, has sent to friend an order for
sufficient cotton seed TO plant twenty
acres Of the land which he owns, in the
vicinity of the town named,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

The river was falling here yesterday,
slowly. Ii is still very high and we
may yet have an overflow.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

The highest price paid for all kinds Of
Uncurrent Money, Gold and Silver, at
the Insurance, Exchange and Banking
Office Of W. J. MARa, corner Of College
and Union SITS, Nashville, Tenn.
Feb
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HEADQUARTERS, L FoRCEs,
NASHVILLE, Tenn. = b. II, 1855.
Special Orders, No. 46.


VI. Col. MARTIN, Provost Marshal, will
arrest and cOnfne in the Penitentiary,
WILLIAM Il. CALHOUN aud G. w. DONNIE.
GAN, rebel inhabitants of this city.
They will be kept in such confinement
till JOHN A. GoLTz and T. II. T. TABDs,
peaceablc citizens of Nashville, now i'm
prisOned by the Confederate authorities,
are released and arrive safely within the
Federal lines. By order Of
Brig. Gen. ROB'T B. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post,
JoHE PRATT, A. A. Gen.
feb 22-2w
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

Several new styles of Hats will be In
troduced by Messrs. GREESS& GREEN this
morning, Of the finest qualities, at No.
4S, College street. FEB. 24-1t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

We have no police report to publish
this morning, for the simple reason that
Ihat "inslitulion" didn't transact any
business yesterday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

Fun AHEAD--Gf you want 70 enjoy
yourself and have a Parlicuargood time,
you must not fail to SO and hear
srRAaUE's Negro Ministries and Cornet
Band tonight, at Odd Fellows Hall.
Their vocal and instrumental music, and
negro delineations, etc, win be u rich
treat, aud the dancing Of la Bale
LOUISE will not fail to please you.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

The funeral of Maj. WHEAT of the Lou
isiana battalion, who fell in the battle
of Gaines Mills took place at Memphis,
on the 30th ult., from Monumental church.
The cortege proceeded to Hollywood
cemetery, where the remains were depos-
tied. The funeral was largely attended
by soldiers and citizens.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

NEW MUsic.--"I love you, do you love
me p lie the title Of a pretty song just
issued by G. L. Benson. 1t is for sale
at BEAUMAS's music store, Union street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

THE "oFFIcB. Our clever and ever
attentive friend, CHARLIE WAND, has
opened one of the neatest and best "put
up" houses in the city, at the corner of
College and Line streets. He is well
known TO all, and his friends are num-
berless. He has the best that can be
bought, Call and see him.
feb 24-1t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

Our young friend, Mr.. BILLY COLLIER,
has our thanks for late favors We are
glad TO see that as a newsdealer, BILLY
is becoming immensely popular.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24
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, n any are
out, arc utterly worthless
Agricultural Bank, al Brownsville,
Central Park Of Tonpessec, a Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Memphis.
Mechanics sank at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, az Memphis
Exchange Bank, at Murfrrcsboro.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, nj Knoxville.
Rank Of East Tennessee. At knoxville
Bank OF Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge
Bank Of Claiborne, at farewell.
Bank OF Ta1ewell, at TaEewell.
Lawroncehrg Bank, at Lawrenceburg
Citizens Bank, At Memphis.
Bank OF America, st GAINESVILLE.
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
southern Bank, Georgia
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24

The steamer "Kaie Howard will be
sold at public auction on Wednesday,
February 18th, at IL o'clock NJ. at the
Upper Wharf feb2l.4t*
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[oFFICIAL.l
DrrAprHENT OF STATE,

WAsHNGToN, Feb 16, 1885
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. j. n. CAMP, the
Vice Consul of the United States at
Kingston, Of the death, at Kingston,
Jamaica, Of Mr.. JoHN T. NEAL, of Ten
ncssee, late Consul Of the United States
az that place.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-24
Auction sales.

B. r. SHIELDS & Co. will sell this
morning, TUESDAY Feb. 24th,) a large
and desirable stock of goods, for retail
trade. Also large assortment of Hats,
Boots and Shoes. Great Inducements
offered to dealers. Sale positive and
without reserve. Opposite Sewaneo
House. B. L. SHIELDS e. Co.
feb2
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The New England Pin Company, of
Wiusied, Conn, is making pins Of iron,
instead of brass,
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LouisvIiie IonrpnI.

All dealers and others wishing the
Louisville Journal will leave their orders
with BRowN & Co., No. 4s College Street.
successors to o. p MYERS & Co. Orders
left with them by 4 o'clock in the even
ing will secure the Journals of the next
day. feb19-1w.
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In Connecticut the State election will
be held on the first Monday in April
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For wonder yesterday was a clear
and pleasant day. Didn't rain drop.
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The Declaration of Indepe ndence was
then read, with good delivery, by Lieu
tenant SHERIDAN, of the signal corps
Then speeches, interspersed with soul
stirring and patriotic music, were deliv-
cred by Parson BRowNLow, Gov. CRAw-
FORD, of Kansas, General SMITH, of Ken
lucky, and JoRDoN Strokes, of Tennessee.
The speeches were frequently interrupt
ed with shouts Of tremendous applause.
The celebration will long be cherished
in the hearts of our loyal citizens, as the
largest and most enthusiastic display of
patriotism ever witnessed in this city.
The walls of the Representatives. Hall
were beautifully embelished with appro-
pirate notices and devices
Numberless fair and lovely women
were in attendance, and the sweet and
perfect singing of the Glee Club, fell like
the dews of heaven upon the many thou-
sand hearts there assembled.
The festivities of the day closed with
music and singing; and the large audi
encc quietly dispersed, without anything
having occurred that was calculated tC
mar the harmony aud pleasure Of the &C.
casion
Col. JOHN A. MARTIN, eur energetic Pro-
vost Marshal, was particularly kind ,anC
successful in getting seats for tho lady
visitors; and by otherwise making him
self agreeable and useful he won gar
lands of praise.