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REooRDER's couRT. The mofhihe leses
Of Recorder sHASE was we'll attends d
yesterday, The ministers Of Justice
brought TO his bar considerable mum
Dor Of persona who had violated the city
laws; the majority Of the cases being
the unlawful sale Of spirituous liquors.
We begin with
Michael OBrien, selling liquor on Sun
day, three cases; fined SO and costs in
each case.
Phil McGwin, selling liquor, flned So
and costs. Two other complaints against
him were discharged.
Mrs. Lyons, disorderly conduct, paid
costs. She was charged also with sell.
ing liquor in two cases. In these cases
she got of free.
Isaac Lusky, using bydrant water with
sut license, paid costs of suit and took
out license.
Bryant free man Of color, paid costs
on a similar charge.
John Napier, disorderly conduct, paid
costs.
Hobbs & Peach, merchandising with
cut license, paid costs and took out IL
cense.
Lyons Il Davis, guilty Of the same Of
fence, incurred a similar penalty.
Mr.. Purcell was up on two cases of
selling spiritu us liquOr-flned in each
case So and costs.
Betty Patuck, disOrdcrly, fined 50 and
She could not pay the bill, and went TO
the work house.
Michael Bird, ''rareaavis in MashWlelsi"
charged with obtaining money from a
negro under false pretenses. He was
convicted and fined 500 and costs. He
didn't have the money, and accordingly
wentto the workhOuse to make it.
Mrs. Ferrill was charged with selling
spirituous liquors in three cases Fined
SO and costs in each case. Took refuge
In the wOrkhouse.
Mrs. Gsnigan was also charged with
selling spiitvus liquors in three cases.
She was fined 50 and costa in each case.
Was sent to the workhouse. ~.
Mrs. King was up FOR like offense in
the same number of cases. She is incor-
rigible and was fined S25 and costs in
each case. She did not "ante up and
had to go into the public service at the
wOrkhouse.
John Hughes, for disorderly conduct,
got off with the costs.
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Died,

On Sun lay, tho 9Th Of March, Of typhoid feysr, a.
tOs au illness q twenty days, ouARIEs D sHHK, a
native Of Lancaster, Psnh., but citizen Of Gshnus
flr the past 20 years, aad partner Of n. M Mono
ban upwArds Of twenty wears. The deceased bore
tish character for integrity and moral worth.
In thls eliy yestsrday morning, April 7th, HiRAH
K. WAtKER, isfaul son Of the lale H. Walker, Esq.
aged eleven months.
The triyads aad ErquA ntaRess Of Mrs. n. J. Wal
kor and her mother, Mira. Austin, are respectfully
ioyitOd TO attend the funeral ibis morning Al 10
O'Clock, from their residence Ugh street, between
Church aud Broad. Divine service By Rev. W. D, =.
sswris.
II is With the InOzi poignant regret that ve mako
the above announcement. The d ar hitie ehid
which has been torn from he mothers bosom, s the
lAst Of ye plsdfes Of Aafcton which God granted "a
her. One by one they have been taken rom her,
aud sho 3 pow ieH .sious, n ki d, generous, and
nobls husband havng also besn called = test Tho 70
aos Of ths world 70 come whsro We are ssilrcd The
Christian s1an rsaiss immortal bappineu Ths last
stroke Of aniction u would seem 10 mortal under
standing, might have been spared Der. she had suf
fered uutoli agony In parting with Tie romiiudor q
her loved ones, and eung 10 this ons as only cou q
cling mother, fondly, devotaly loving and 70 slnl
that q was Tie sole INK oonneciing her IN The past
ard al OF q pliasiras aad eThzlted hopes its sor
rows and q appointments, hud The % 'athomabe 10
turs. Dr. ght ana baauilfgl Wego iae lrts ont coo
n Eel % Der earc-they have paFsd avhg IKE %,
diamond DIV drops on The ioaves q tie nagraH
Cover, With tie rsiug Of ihs 0FD q day. II e no
possible that ths Greater ean 40 an les Without neau
/ log 90 multiply blessings 10 rolUru. no "a ieut ca
| da-anCo 0f ne Chrat 40, which mlfma and Te11
not a. t.e d psn.a,i7ns u piylHs Prggiisbee la
been hers, I'D d must bVh-l blgt,lgs ars rs 3
7 abrs forl.f. Tho world may rot aalri thsn. Hssv
! .. an asd viii H.r dad have bat r. osde4 Dor o
,he nsy'tibls tJ1rnsy--iiss hzys asSumtd thel
bsit,6s sAts car De % cas q Cod. There "a
sAH len ,asH, tai tEell brewer 10 hA9p.nsn
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THE CRIMINAL CoURT--Met yesterday
at 8 o'clock, A, NJ, pursuant to adjourn
mcnt. Before His Honor, Judge BRIEN,
took his seat on. the Bench, the Clerk,
Mr.. CHARLES D1aGoNs, handed him a
note, respectfully declining to take the
oath prescribed by the order of the
Court made the previous day. 81
The following is copy of the letter:
NASHVILLE, April 7, 1868.
10 DE Hon. H. M. B,Isn, Judge, &c. !:
In relation TO the order made by your
. Honor at the present terra, requiring the
officers and others TO take an oath before
they will be allowed to conduct the
business of the Court, would state to
your Honor, that was at the March
election, 1860 Of this county, elected as
Criminal Court Clerk for the county, for
term of four years, and at the April
term Of this Court, came forward, gave
bond, and took the oath as required by
the Constitution, and was regularly in
Quoted into office, and have never taken
any other oath, and claim TO be clerk of
said Court. | respectfully decline ta-
king the oath required in your order.
Respectfully,
Signed CHAs. f. DIGGoNs.
Having made himself acquainted with
The contents Of the note, the Judge in
Formed Mr.. DIoGoNs that he regretted
the step which the latter had taken, and
assured him that he would not be permit
ted to hold the clerkship unless be
changed his position aud views. Hav-
Jog called the Court to order, the Judge
proceeded to read and comment upon the
letter; stating that he had not the power
to remove Mr.. DIGGoEs, but that the
power existed elsewhere. That he would
not hold Court with Clerk entertaining
and avowing disloyAl sentiments. II was
his intention firmly to enforce the order
he had issued He would adjourn The
Cart till Wednesday morning at 8 o.
clock, and 10 the meantime take steps t.
procure 4 legal clerk.
The Court then adjourned. f
Gen. MITCHELL, the Commander Of ih'
Post, subsequently,, a statement Of th'
factS having been made 10 him, PLACED
Mr.. DIaooNs under arrest.
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NJ MARBURG,
No. AZ Public square.

Received this morning, April sth, 10
boxes sweet oranges, 8 barrels extra Ohio
cider, 10 barrels eggs, 200 barrels Gu,h.
rie's sugar,eured hams, 1000 lbs shout.
ders and sides a few bbls. extra family
flour, 1000 lbs, Goldfish, 10 bills. and
eight bali bills choice sugar, All Of which
We offer At the lowest market rates. We
assure you, you may save money by
calling on Us for your coffee and sugar
Al IS North Market street
aprs-ll' OLARK & GREooAr.
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We are greatly indebted to our enter
prising young friend, WIN L. COLLIER,
for copies Of the illustrated papers,
which everybody buys. Mr. COLLIER is
one of our most enterprising and obliging
news dealers, and always keeps a large
stock of the latest dailies, weeklies and
monthlies at his depot, which is largely
patronized.
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RESPONSIBLE

We are receiving daily choice Butter,
Fresh Eggs, choice Hams and Dried Beef
Also, the hnest Of Apples. In store this
Saturday. morning, April 4,h, twenty
barrels extra Apples, five barrels fresh
Eggs, which We offer at the lowest mar
ket rates Families may save a hand
.some ptoGt by calling pa Us TO buy their
Coffee and Sugar Mind tho place, "a
North harke. street. opposite the Gov
srnmsnt Stable.
aprilA-lm- eLAhE & GRsS0ET.
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THEATRE-We are gratifled to state
that on this evening, the excellent conc
dy Of Sweet. Hearts and Wives" will be
produced. Admiral Franklin, Mr. Allen;
Charles franklin, Mr.. Hamilton; Eugenia,
Mrs. Bernard; Laura, Mrs. Duncan. AZ
ter the comedy music by the orchestra
II qbaUatOre The performances close
with the new Ethiopian farce of the
Egyptian Prince"
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DentnI Notice.

Whole and part sets of teeth inserted
in beautiful and substantial manner,
either upon gold or yulciDate. Also
plugging, cleansing, and extracting, by
r. RUSSELL.
Corner Union and Cherry streets, Nash
Vile, Tenn. ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-08

r. Il. srNoLEros, Of the Post ofics
News Depot, showed us yesterday large
assortment Of new popular tales and
'noyellsttes, including the celebrated
Beadle Books, which will go of like
fresh butter in the Nashville market.
Being small and cheap they are especial
ly adapted TO circulate in camp, and they
will be sought for with svidity. lie has
in his stock a variety Of capital song
books, which will please every body, who
can sing Yankee Doodle" or "Old Hun e.
dred." Ifthe lines are too long for these
airs, they can be chopped short, and il
too short, they can easily be stretched
out Pay Mr. SrSOLEToN visit, an d be
will furnish you anything in the reading
inc
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FOR tho Nashville Un on
NASHVILLE. AnriI1.

NASHVILLE, April7, 1888,
IS there is considerable "blow" about
the "great feat" Of the steamer Eclipse,
running the blockade at Palmyra, I
would say in justice 10 other parties,
that she was disabled, and soon exhaust
ed her steam. She being lashed with the
steamer Lizzie Martin, was towed by
that boat to within a short distance Of
ClArksville, where she was met and as
sisted by the Hyatt Had it not been
for the presence Of mind and human.
conduct Of the officers and crew Of the
Martin, she (lhs Eclipse would inevita.
bly, have gone 10 Dixie.
RFgpONSTnT v
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All Quartorm asters and Commissaries
in this city and vicinity are requested
to meet at the office OF Capt IF. GARRETT,
Asst. q. NJ, on Cherry between Church
and Broad streets, at IL o'clock this
morning, to make arrangements TO attend
the funeral of Capt. Jos. w. ROBIN
soYy @. q. u..-.
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A SrY SHoT.-0ne day last week, a
man attempted TO get outside of the Fed.
eral lines beyond MurfreesbOro. He was
halted by the pickets, but endeavored
to escape. he was fired at and killed.
Upon his person was found plan Of the
Notifications near that place. Served
him right is the verdict of all loyal peo-
ME HN er VIZ
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

i...F NM, Ormerly Of New York, hoe
~. 49, the last four years Of Louisville, ky.
and vino has devoted hs attention th
The treatment Of private diseases for 30 years. natra
himself, having attended % a prarics hIr ~ may
years, and cured 20 many thousands, no h snabfd
20 cure All diseases OF private nature, 90 mater
how bad they may b. from iHudicioua mrdoai truat.
meuti nom neglect of their own. IT. Klnris
Dagenssry is No. - Deadsrck street, botNesu Cher
~ and tho square, secOud story, whore be CUES IN
diseases u private nature.
6ououh~a curod without naussous medicines -
Interference with business. ~.
STRUCTURES u old recent date sfoctuaiy ID u
fsW days, BY an operation which causes nV gala.
where structure exists health rhunOt b. entJDyed
Perhaps no disease causes more maaLiof ahd andcr-
mines the constitution ~ much.
syphilis, With all thF diseases Of the tkin growing
Qua " neglect Ur bad treatment can b. cuectaaly
cared 10 fcw days
asaal,iai BsakaS.-FarticulaTa teBtion hayinn bees
given % this dissssr, aud al ts cUi-fl eo,s grow
~ out Of it. brouEt on in many Goes b the Do.
stractivo habits Of incOnsidtratr ypuihs and exfsss
I've nd genre Of Tie passions, nHslnot ~ Nhek
Will una, FmiHs the Constitution, r. nderiuR the alb
Jui uuht for businc.a tocistj ard causlnR propa
tire Old age
teu aho may be- lab boring ~itu suy dlaeuity Il
The womb may st assured ul imuedl b. felisf
fofsona reel ing ebrlad, b. Nrltlug sud statisa
lhsif case, WIZ To- cuclos a. direct 10 Dr. A Elnr
NO @i lcadffck street, Nashville, Tonn, viii havs
tha necessary medicine sent o. ther addrfsa ono
honf' from booiock IN tle morning until . in lhs
fFNinf 70 fF Iu-ir dAefv.
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The recommendation was agreed TO,
and the payment Of the debts authorized.
Alderman ScovEL also presented the
reports of the Recorder, Revenue Collec-
Tor, Water Tax Collector, Treasurer, and
other officers of the Corporation.
Cross receipts Of the Revenue Collector
fron 9TH to 23d March were ......., ..~sl, 73s Is
Water AK from 10Th March 10 April 7th... 1903 rs
Recorder for censea privileges, Oto........ S423 "a
The rocdpts Of the Treasure fom March
10th to April It'll amount to............. .1o.442 II
ENpendiiures.......... 81
On .. s9O3i 81
Alderman MULLoY Chairman Of the
Committee authorized to make enquiries
touching the organization of the Fire De-
psrtment, reported that two companies
and hook aud ladder company were all
that were authorized by law. lie recom-
mendcd, however, that-inasmuch as the
military authorities had increased the
force Of the third and unauthorized com
pany, the matter be passed over FOR the
present.
He also made a report relative TO re-
vising the corporation laws, recommend
ing, if nothing else be done, the repeal
Of many unnecessary laws.
Alderman ScovEL, as chairman Of a
select committee appointed to inquire
into the subject, reported that the laws
for the government Of the fire depart
ment are sufficient.
Aid. CHEATHAM introduced bill pro-
viding for the watering Of the streets,
which he subsequently, withdrew. Nc
Prest. BR1EN, offered resolution ten.
dering the use OF the City Hall to the
Criminal Court. Adopted.
Aid SoovEL offered resolution, which
was adopted, appointing Messrs. CAREER
and CLAmoRYE a committee to recon-
mend 10y al citizen to serve as Alderman
from the 9th Ward. .,,-
The Board then adjourned.
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No 0s PnblIc saunre.

We have in store a small lot OF dried
apples and peaches; also, large stock
of suffers goods and notions; fine cut,
rosebud, and sunny side chewing to-
bacco Excelsior, Washington, and mild
Ashl md smoking do; Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, and Virginia do, in butts and cad
dies, all of which we offer at reduced
rates to suffers and dealers generally.
= tr HARNEY, HUGHEs & Co.
ID door from n. e. Cor. Pub. Square.
March l9-tf. Dispatch copyl
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FURSITURE, &c, AT AUCTION. Persons
wishing to purchase furniture, and other
household ARTICLES, are reminded of the
sale at the residence of the late DIR. JOHN
I. EDGARe which takes place. at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, to-day. The articles for
sale are of the best descriptions. Don't
miss the opportunity.
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aashpille aluiou.
LOCAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There vii be a special meeting OF the
Nashville Union Club at the City Council
Chamber to.night.
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We are sorry for that modest friend"
who imported "the new hat we sport"
and have some sympathy for the wearer.
We hope ait is" Of such a style and
quality that neither would be ashamed
Off he will call at 43 College Street
we will see that he gets hat that will
"peach" for itself. GREEN s. GREEN.
Think you see as, Messieurs, making
our profoundest bow. We lift our tile
to you've knock under TO the soft i'm
peachment-we cave, until we see what
the inner sanctuary of 40 College street,
has amongst its ETHEREAL and elegant ca
put adornments TO make you so confident
Of their superiority.
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DRY Goods, Hats, sOots, shoes, Etc

DRY Goods, Hats, sOOts, shoes, Etc.
HoREBEoK & AsHBRIDGE, 40 College
street, keep constantly on hand a large
assorImen Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Negro Goods, Soft Hats, etc. Also,
Ladies, Misses and Chidren's fine Shoes,
Men, Boys and Youths fue Boots, Shoes,
Brogans, etcp etc. Quick sales and small
profits is our motto.
HoREBEoK & AsHBRIDaE,
march27.lm. 40 College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-08

THE RIVER - The continued dry
weather keeps the Cumberland falling.
this stage of water it recedes slowly.
There are six feet seant on Harpeth
Shoals.
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HAVE YoUR CLAIMS READY.-Ws are
requested to state that the "COmmission
on Claims" will resume business this
morning. .rfTgl.I tfV.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-08

TIE Ministries have gotten up another
splendid bill for tonight. What lover
Of the sentimental or the humorous can
resist the temptation to go?
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SutIers, At,entIoni

We have now in store large stock Of
supplies in your line, TO which we call
your Attention Such as all kinds Of no.
tions fancy goods canned fruits; Vir-
ginia, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken
lucky tobacco; cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers will do well 70 look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Special attention paid to shipping. No.
Go Public Square, below City Hotel.
HARNEY, HuaHEa & Co.
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We are indebted TO Messrs. TRUEsDAm
& Co, for late Louisvil lie and Cincln natl
papers.
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Thanks to Mr. Z. s. LUKBSBILL, Of
Adams Express Company, for late
papera
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Coop NEws-If you want TO smoke a
fne cigar, go and try No. 40 Union street,
corner Of Printers Alley.
ApriI 8-tI - fe- 49, ~
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ueeting or tho BOARD of Aldermen.

WtFtinE OF TUG HtuaFu OF AIueFIlcus
A meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen,
Prcst. BRrEN in the chair, took place at
3P. NJ, yesterday ThfA.V 81
Alderman ScOvel, Chairman Of The
Finance Committee, reported a list Of
expenses incurred as follows, which he
recommended 10 be paid:
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Fish from louisville, fine fresh salmon
trout and perch have made their appear q.
ance in this market. They are sold II
about such prices as our fishermen ask
for theirs.
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LEE s. Dunn & Co. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claims. Call and see them before SELL
Ing, at No. rs Union street.
March 3-tf.
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N-iE-At g. WRIou : eooud-hand
Furniture aud Repairing Shop on Coll
..-o Street, is a MELopEoS Tor sale, cheap
and ia good order
april S,'G2.-Gt eo.
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Notice to Absences LIST Mid. Tenn,
Cavalry.

A IL MEMBERS on RI HEGlngST IN THE
~ city Will report 10 Ms AZ 90 biN Caiiouade
huIliuK berry street Unless they report Nithin
Ia DslG irum dale hey MI ~ iros - a. daoartara
~ order NJ a. al. FD1fhf GALuhAfrn,
Commanding negimenL
q D. nEIss. ~ 10 o.. A .isl tt1 lem. cav
hasLsIIs. Eafcl gTrIQI.
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Mn. J. j. HowE has laid us under OBJ
legations for late ne @spap ers.
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Dry GoodsAuetiop.

l will sell this mOrning At lOH o'clock
A. H. desirable stock Of Dry Goods,
Notions Hosiery, Ladies' Shoes and
Hoop Skirts.
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Don't fail 10 attend the auction sale on
Wednesday next, April 8, 1868, Of staple
and fancy dry goods, boots, shoes, hats
and variety goods, by
apr DIT NJ. l.. ALEXANDER.
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At Alernnaer,..

The Milliners and HArdwAremen Of
Nashville will d0well 10 go TO ALExAS-
DER's large sale Of those goods this morn
ing, April 8, 1863.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06

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cslsssassd n Harsps fpr ~ nsdisilA aad bs,sa.
slatQuAlit1as q Qontle etnulent Tonie, niurske,
dams, used Il European and American Hospissis,
snd y some 8 Ne A,ss families In Europe and
$ , - - y. a. .Asx roxIc, . 2a@ ,,s,. as
uI Ne systSa, esing sstarsiy spun vine ofslosl
vAA''saoes A'S ~ @ - \. A. n,u.rrxc ~ ~. a.
~: s.st S:saS .ss, 2, =: e::s sDs S,s s
0out, and RhsunAtie a1Sstions. .flls' :,
! lessv,7purss sREER's WINE .s, q
= sct 2 nixture q naAHiAstarsd astieIe, bat h
Sn s ssi ssa e sssS; ),
psrtiss supsrief @ asY othsr Wine. "a NE md a.
~: IS 81 siss IS E IS S
Ht1 sa1 bsladHaa fXdnss and sAiidfsa. =
|is ~ : Gtdg A LADIES wllU, a, \, -
1ssAusstt wll nst intexisatsAs slhR wines, u !!
sd.ss.d sos Il issh, pssusss sssss, sod sSs.tiVs
lvssssss:, ssS ) Siscniss, 81, ,snd hssisSy la
WE REFER TO ar'
few ysll.tucyr ssntlsmsn and iphysioiAns who
s.: s::s:I .. g; g; %..s w:s1
BrjE; eSiS +, Nx;oiF. p; pGusSsrsy, Ns~.ii
s.. siss. s ssi: .si:s. II. ys.., a
n.None genuins without the signature Of GAL
YREp sIEER, Rasssis, n. J.,"is over The cork
1eMxEE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE 4
For sale BY Druggists and all nrst-class psalsfs.
Tsds supplied "a naltinors By WIN. u. Bhows
r--S'r 2 rs, ,1a 4. sPrfK, Propussor.
ysRHvAnD-Hassais, New Jersey. -
orsscs-sss sFsadvayb hsy Yerk;,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-06
+7-tf.1eftt-J1ET-- 4
PROTEST. ONAL. !,
DENsIONs, BOUETIEs, .7g ~
L sActs HsS SAa. Si.Aiz. ~ 81 S5Hlnib lnnsib.xxrrr
.srIyt ,0kAAE A0AKLORDs
IErADsryA ~ ,0bsass,svs q LsS
YoR ALL KINDS ~ nftffAKY CHAINS,
Corner yth aad'1 ssrssts, Room No. =
.Aa wAsArrsros, D. c.

rss.ioa sa:i.s::, "a 80 i.siiiss Win 81
isS ~ sse sss 80 80 si.s.sss ,ss'; sOl sss e
pgenpt "a possssnnl sssoilpl6hnSat = Saslnsss
StHStsd = tAsa thaA aay 49, In . Mashisg-
'Susiscss = via ssaSS SlsS 8 sszsslss . sSsi.
psss N sasA slninaAt vEhY CllBAfLY, cd on
ne basis of Tnkln PAY C0NTINoINI ur0N
TnE,s SUCCESS % NJ LACE g, CT: : yCr ~ n.
each prominent locality shfovshose ths etates
WHARF such business pGt b had, farailA - with
all the neccxsafy blank fcsns o. eSllieetton and
:yS :yH:ss SsSs: ;Sss S;s
Associates, nanse inssrteas I'D upsa ths oas sxe-
70 then ~ their losaf tAsy Wl pesnpt-
TSsi, e ssss: Ssssi sii Ps.' g FIVE roR
offIECRS ard YivE DOLLARS F0a IRivATEs,
for each rsasloa o. bounty and DasA ~ o1ts1ned,
and ten pss eenN. - amount Of CalnS for MILL.
fsiSt MSsiT ESh
a ioidlsH saiisssl sisss he istef Marsh, issi,
y say Nod ofserviss, Militsry q Naval, wKe ars
DISABLED bX diseae Or vouAdi afe Sntitisd 10 PEN
a. zni :sss. e ~ ;is: $: e.
81 Ia q ,s:is.s :.,...s Of cese..., vi n. y
ssss,s SoSss ga Ii
stampe heretofore required ON soldier Application
peppH are dispensed with. Widows cf soldiers
Who die o. are Eiisd are entitisdt 70 Pensions and
asSs, ne; e ssIss sSs then &:
fsthsr mother, sister. sr btotheft are entitled %
sns SosSsfs, a.s:rs, Of Srosssss YIN 3 p:ss.Sssd
~ ~ 10 s,l' WILLIS {. oAYLoRn,
washinston, D, C., iesi. marS-iy