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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-28

REMOVABLE. COLEMAN, who has had
great success in his peculiar department
of treating diseases, has lately removed
his office from DeaderiSk TO No. 81 Cher
ry street His extensive practice is the
best recommendation and guarantee of
his skill. All patients entrusting them
selves to his care will be sure TO receive
the most prompt and skillrul treatment:
See advertisement.
Jan. "a, '63-lm.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held IN tho
- Clerks Once, Clmncery Court al Nashville, MOI.
day, September the LIST, 1869.
=, o. Hurt, Trustee, &C, and II n. Myers, Com
p'Alnants, 60. NJ. Franklin, defendant.
II appearing from afndayt alcd IN this cause that
the place Of residence Of tho defendant, g. NJ. Frank
lin, b unknown 10 complainant, so that tho ordiuary
process Of tie Court cannot DO served on him. II 10
ordered that he do enter his appearance herein before
within the first three days VI tha Of said
Court 70 DO held on the lat Juday IA NOvcmbsf
next G862} and plead answer or iomur 70 Complain
ants bill or the same will be taken Tor confessed 40
10 him and SET for hearing pnrc, and that a copy
Of THIS order be published once week for four sue
cessIye weeks 10 tho Nashville Union,
A Copy---Attest J. H. OlIAYE5, q. IN.
A. l.. DKNoss, Sol. for COmplu. sep2 va
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MURDEE OF PRIEsT.-As we are going
to press, says the Catholic telegraph, we
receive = communication from a source
entirely reliable, informing us that the
Rev. John L. Nealis; o. S. d, Formerly of
this Archdiocese, but for the last year or
so pastor of the Catholic Church at Chat
tanoOga, has just died at that place from
the effects of wounds inflicted on him by
a party Of three ruffians, on the public
highway, and after cruelty beating him,
then shot him with a revolver. He lin
gered a month after Gin great agony"
when death ended his suiferings.,
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.9oleon gained the victory Of Ma
" with force of $4,000 over an
\ fmy numbering 10000 Lord Give
IA 5000 soldiers in the battle Of Plas-
routed 10000 men, supported by
elty pieces ofcannon. In the siege of
Delhi, the British army Of 300 men de-
Lfcated $4,000 rebels who had been train
d to European discipline by English
officers. General Scott gained the yic.o-
nv of Churubusco with 1000 men over
|35. 600 of the enemy. Sigel with 500
Infantry defeated 1000 cavalry, and
.Xagonyi, the author might have added,
with 100 troopers PIT 10 Tight 1000 reb-
els at Springfield
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From Murfreesboro
The special despatch from Mmfrees-
Isofo is quite interesting.

ACCIDENTAL SHooTyG.-As two lads,
one Of them a son of Mr.. w. II. CLEMENS,
and the other son of Mr.. CARTER, Of the
~. Cloud Hotel, were going 10 school
yesterday morning, pistol, which was
lAo the hands Of the latter, was acciden-
Tally discharged, its contents entering
ne abdomen Of young CLEMENS, and in
8icting very dangerous wound
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We were delighted to see yesterday q
PARTY of laborcrs engaged in removing
'he ocean Of filth which has been delug-
ing our streets for SO long a time. A lit
tle neatncss adds wonderfully to ibe
= Mort and looks Of city.
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TERMs:
Notice TO News Dealers.

News DEALERS, TO HAVE THEIR OaDERs
FILLED PROMPTLY, AND WANTING MORE
THAE OSE HuNDRED CorIEs, MUST SEND
THEIR ORDERS IL ron TO .MoRRow's PAPER
Ier O'CLOCK THIS EyES1Es.
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PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE, I
Nashville, Dec, 20, '62. (

Provost Orders No. l.
l. The sale Of spirituous liquors with
in this city, except for medicinal purpo-
ses, is strictly prohibited, and every
drinking saloon in the place must be
closed at once.
2, Any one violating this order will
be arrested and severely punished, and
his liquors confscated and turned over
to Col, SIMMONS, Chief Commissary Sub
sistence.
8. All officers in charge Of guards and
patrols, will use great vigilance to ferret
out, and break up the whisky traffic.
JEo. A. MARTIN,
Colonel and Provost Marshal.
Approved
RoBT. b. MITCHELL,
Brig. Gen. Commanding Post
dec 27-d
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PIlIyATR DISEASES.

@~-0fs1A DIR KING, formerly Of Now York for
astAA-aSaSA The last four years Of Louisville, Ky,
and who has devoted his attention 10
the treatment Of private diseases for 30 years daers
hi self having attended to practice for SO many
years, aud cured so many thousands, he Is enabled
to cure all diseases Of private nature no matter
how bad they may be from inIudicous medical treat
ment or from neglect OF their own. Dr. Kings
Dispensary is No - Deaderck street, between Cher
~ and the Square, second story, where he cures al
diseases Of private nature.
GOnorrhmh cured without nAuseuus medicines ,,y
Interference with business.
Structures OF old recent date eneotully cured In
few days, by an operation which causes no pain
Whore structure exists health cannot be ennoyed
Perhaps no disease causes moro mischief and under-
mines the constitution 30 much
Syphilis, with oil the discusses Of tho SKIN growing
ont " neglect or bad treatment bs efrcctUslly
cured In a Tow days.
Seminal Observation-Disclosures tention having been
given To this disease and all the consequences grow
ing ont OF IT, brought on in many cases by the do.
structiye habits Of noonsidcrate youths and excess
iNetpdulgence OF the passions, a neglect Of which
ili undermine the constitution, rendering the sub
eetnaht for business society, and csusiug prems.
tUTe old age.
Females who may he laborng with any dIHioulty Of
the Womb may rest assured Of Immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, With foe enclosed direct to Dr. A. King
No. % peadcrick street, Nashville, Tonn will have
the necessary medicines sent to their address once
hours from o'clock In the morning until In the
Venng July lO--in d6wly.
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HEAnouARrERs U. S. FoRcEs,l

HEAp2UARTERs U. s. FoRCEs,(
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Ian. 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 except to persons Of known and un-
doubted loyalty to the Government of
the United States.
by order Of
Brig Gen ROM b. MITCHELL.
w. O. OSGOOD, 1t. and Prov. Marshal.
Jan2l-lw.
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We are gratilied TO learn that Colonel
'SToKEs, who was wounded in the side by
Pap! FLEMING, Of his regiment, few
liays ago, in an alteration, is fast recov-
bring. The ball struck a rib and glanced
BIZ. FLEMING fled but has been arrested
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AUcToN AUCTION IN. l.. ALEX
AMBER, No. II Public Square, will have
his regular weekly Sale to-day at 10
10 clock A variety of goods will be Of
l'ered, including dry goods, and grocer
les. Also lot of star candles Sale
positive.
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Refuse the Issues OF all Banks
mentioned below

The following Tennessee Banks are broken, OF
have been wound up and their Notes, If any ar,
out, are utterly worthless;
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
Central Pank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Mechanics Bank, az Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution at Memphis
Exchange Bank, at Murfreesboro
Miners and manufacturCrs' Bank, at Knoxville
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at Dandrijge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at Iazewpi.
Bank Of TRzewell, at Tazcwe
Lawrenrehurg Bank, at LawrenCcburg
Citizens Bans, at Memphis.
bank Of america, at GAINESVILLE.
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The Herald's Washington despatch
states that information has been received
that the rice in the Mississippi has flow
cd through the canal cut by Butler'oppo-
.silc Vicksburg.
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United States of America:

M HTREAS inform alton vas hlcd within aud Tor
w the Middle district Of Tennessee, at Nashville
m the 3sth day of May, AID, 1904, by John Trimbc
Esq., Attorney for the United States for the Middle
District Of Tennessee Nho pTosccutes herein on behAE
u the Untet States, against certain property, viz
Lot situated on tho northeast corner Of cherry Hrc
and Franklin street, 10 South Nashville, and the
buildings thereon the sad buildnRs recently erected
f"r tho purpose Of preparing materials for the
taotoro Of GuupoWderi alsp the machinery and 1I.
lures connected Nth said establishment praying pro-
cesE against the, same that Il I've oand mnsd aa tor.
feited.
Now, therefore, In rnrsmnce Of the noniiou, M
der the seal o' said Court, 10 me directed and Dolly
cred, DO hereby give public notice To ell rersons
Ct aiming said property, or 10 any mannsr Interested
therein, that they he AM appuar before said Circuit
Court 20 be held NJ tho City " Nashville, in aud los
said District, the 9th day u October 1899, Ri 10
O'Clock 10 thn forenoon N thu; day then and there
iutorpose hci claims and 10 make their allegations
In thh' bcNsT r. r. GlASCOCK,
Te7 z. g. Nartha n u. T.
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Auction sale.

NJ, L. ALEXANDER will sell on Wednes-
day, the 2sth inst, large assortment of
Goods ofyarious kinds Merchants will
do well to attend.
Jan, 26-2L
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CONFEDERATE PHIsoNERs.-SOme sew
Enty rebel prisoners were brought in
yesterday who were captured near Muir
Irecsboro recently.
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MiIIInrY 8Ianks

For sale at this Office Such as;
Monthly Company Returns, Clothing
Returns, Ordnance Returns, Provision
Returns, Special acquisitions, &c, &c.
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4 Mr.. VIM COLLIER has laid us under
obligations by furnishing MS late news
papers from his News Depot
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- RIVER News The river had risen six
1t up to yesterday evening, and was
pin rising. II will probably continue
% do 50 for some time No boats arrived
yesterday.
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There were rumors on the streets yes
rday that BRAGG was falling back with
beaten army.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-28

! We are indebted to the entorprising
rmy News Depot for late Eastern
IlaiIies.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-28

A few boxes Of star candles for sale
by NJ. l.. ALEXANDER, No. II Public
Square.
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suffers Take Heed

Diaries for 1868 also, Sergeants' Roll
Book; Playing Cards; Blank Books;
Novels and Novelties, All for sale
cheap, at BLAIR & SSYDER's,
JAMS. No. 20 Cedar Street.
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CandIesl CandIesil

A small lot can be procured by calling
at NJ. l.. ALEXANDER, No n Public
Square,
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JUST RECEIVED,
IN DIANA
MILITARY AGENCY,

NO. aAia ohe7t Hresii up fiirtl Hens hcadsri1t,
EASHYILLE, TENN,
EoR INFORMATION CONCERNING THE 10
II cation or oopditon Of all Indiana n lops oflcor'
and soldiers, in service, or citizens Of Indiana
requested 70 call a. headquarters, a. above.
sd- Information given without charge % al To
diana soldiers.
uoo 3Othl lsOt-lma D. HUTCHINSON, AOesa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-23
N7c17c-:sr. J.auary Il 1867.
GIS.STE.

N20:71-AY. J.:,uary Il, 1859.
GiNATE.
Tn: -:rne'c :ne. a. naaE tina iREs!pEH? II
tho Cha,r. Payer ~ the R.y. Js%es L.
iisAo.
iachE.>;. cy TVS Hi1'i.
i ot:In.ngnica,ion was :cc6iT2d fraIa Ii.
Io;;.s 81 Delegate, c3acaI!Gs ii tho Senate
join. caEj:s:;ir!: 'sis!!nc 20 t'rreasc .; PER
dicL.
e'rI Fss4E;i.
y uiI! :? sfIa ui I'D :o--na1. tho i2::hn eso.
al chap. 70 ST thp Code, ::t ne 30 s1ter3 The
:imc d Sling ccn gisiut =: cases q contested
a!sc.io". was t1ka" Up AMI passed.
AEnIusI.I.
81 LIE.a3I: pits,arted tho ineuutisi q
CAPT. John Rx!..c- Ard uthEr officers Ct tho
Virginia RaD,-"7?, demonstrating against I.
Transfer &" a"y other ser"i:.. Referred.
sL-0L:-l";'.
Tns i"'!c~in5 7sso:i.:a" e.: enqa:::y w-s
adopted:
81 iir. iiGrcn--Ii .rtc2:izz':. IT, Kosn-
ul:a T.;iy:' Railroad! Gci.psny 10 rorcciose
LIE ianr,scs u. ;..>ii ROAD !rom :J.sr.avi!i2:
tn TIE nA.s,.h aaG (fsStsn Roar,
lipnn iip.i1n ii: :,ir. C:aScr. ih. senate
tnea aGjoa:r::i &c meet a: II o'clock TO-
NOR, -.
h4CSE OF DELEGATES
TIE i!onsv was uic:iei With prayer st IL
c'cioca - tho Rev. Or. Psr.nErH.
ia cation II MT. WYSHE, the csleadar
~ .2:rEi ap, ii;i the frs. h,'I, being Dill to
!i:au, y,..ic lie 'l;li=.ie:ais Express rnnrs
~, :. -, c'dscei - !.G second :=2l'ng: The
rcX:. &,n=i:G.,,rY Il the charter Of the iiS.
chester ~ul Petersburg T2f2Eihs Company,
80 ~ 70 suth"riz- T. dec: s->s iT the T,G.h OF
tx. roa f:oIr Ii yrra:al .!i:'eH5;ny,s 200 tcI;)
&, 81 fvsi: an;i tn. third a hill establishing
S:sto i..'.:Ais, ~ (. I cal a.>o cIGaSci ~ iisf
ss:nI,t readIHg.
The cansIdsts:inn oil the Trhacca L'uila-
ton bill was rrsun.ei, all. af:sr osvs.ai
alnendIugnts, was nrd-re,. 10 IL, .nsrrs-.nent.
Tne Iii! es rngrossed is SIS foiioTs:
a B'iL 10 !:'.t tie production ?fto5G:co c,st,
;Hsr=.,Se IL; :2roduc:io-s q gaia
NacrsIs the Comfortable aulg or, Of Cur
soldiers 10 tie field. sud tie maintenance ui
taelf ari,lyss families 1t saola. ls ~. oniy 4
duty 81 patriotism and humanity, TIT i, s;I-
selu;ci : essential to tie successful rrosecu-
ton CT the struggle itr independence In which
Ta 2re engaged; and whereas the actual or
tnres.un:t: occupation o. large pLrtiru Of
tie S;-L7 by the paoiic =i,s;nT, ui.t TO de-
Tastatian CT o:he7 portions ii it, leaves hus s
staait p9S:oc, comparatively, IL whict me
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To the Editors OF tie Eneu. 'sr

10 the Editors Of tie E'nga. sr:
Gentlemen: AS it 10 generally understood
sLat our next Governor Ii to coine from East
srn Virginia and the Lieutenant Governor
from Western Virgins, beg leave 70 submit
the MINES OF the following gentlemen rs q
very good ticket for those Offices:
For Governo--RosEs7 Z. MoETAccs, al
3ilddlesex.
Fcs Lieutenant Governo---SAMrEL PticE, Of
GreenbrioI.
These g-E:ls,nen are every w.y qualified TO
Al .;,sae I'll 80 H-isS ability.
WseTEsS EisclSiA.
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EgstSEGgtE az.
S'.S.


HTIRGINIA-..In the Circuit Co-.: .! :ac r;,y CT -.
Bond, Jsnu,ry !2ih, 1858
jane ". 1at:on ts J. Il C. Breaser h.. ur II airr!
Haul.
cg:!Is:
William :. E.-ton, Dr!cuI,t,
THIS dsy Game lhs "lainT. by c"un.: shd i:a he5 M
aGsut toE Dre jo:t srd atsyt h.Eny tcea .T.Us ed
.i ;at tae DEFEND Ant j. rc,.6a.t Of tI s:a.r
!, Is1ct!sd 10 spfes. witu month srer de p35t
tor he COZ and &c Via; 3ecena.y protect ia IL,
cs IL ics 7 .he obecs OF -t!cE Is - so.ar >.voc-
t'" 'ns svli ;: 1.a,sroay: AID i: .r,er.; ths
:eu'e o. doc;etet nS e5ltou C usi 70 G,.i uoc
coci7'*!;s Or w. t5s Defendant .t.H fg:ca- Ok
s"c' dhHtnT .: Tead 10 t:s ss:a It'll.
%4"s- Essia
EE.:!. rELl.sD c. nI,.tnn
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Mr. Eoorr-yvry we'll. Va w'ii haga 1t pre-
sc'.iJ: hu: ss | .rEs saying, in H9l thIh"
; tho Governor cr Ti--.'.i; !"hcm Ecn"
eery w.ll wouid i" Anything g 'a"r'Ti'
With the Confederate .i;jvai nfnrn!.
Mr.. DArIs~-ln reeas:: t. :l..:, $50 ii la!
know to DC fact that lie haa ga'taarl to ai!;'w
lhr Cork .: ;iiz HUlse IT cn,s' tho tapito,
sf;or ca-tain ;1Jss. Ihin | bH"Tv u DC /"
i.c;.
A:r l!sjsse,i, Q: lor:'2ssaa--'; : ie:o rad
enough 81 ::;: call tho q,sa'i:.r.
Nix Jeg:%ro:;. %! Virginia.! 1arc IL" gan
;is:nha will withdraw, tia iTT=iiug: IL otscr
20 ,hat may make i. Etate,ner; :, v!..j:oE-
,iyl cI ;ts (;Gye!I:a: Il: Virginia.
iIr. HcsHciI-,:o aif, ta!vci -itbdra"'
il.
50" yeaa an:! nsys ha*ing neen @sjYsai III
Ito uiGi!oii t. rr2v.ii:ir!. lbs iI,.;tnL VIZ;
j",.--ycas 90; nsys, O..
Eran!r7Y2::s ~ III s,.".
Nj E"5Ti% &c -aia: ':..a. iniIc-i;c:i 30
SO. . .;nt i.sY!'.,::,.:. J.. ,e,:j.a>r ~ III
.;@, II Sol. =, si.t mcr., 81. :1I- l,U.I,.-., We
; ,a.rrii 70 !ns russ,Inittee o.. c,;:,;ci. in'a-
DOM, s;.'! 3yJered Il lie y1iG:>l
~, ..IntiGn Il NJ. iiHHcs, the iIt,i-c wrnt
;r,a st,,,c: st;T;..'l CT tic purp"s' a; r.sum-
10y ':r cDI.'i,!tlnt:ur # t;;r rrpnGi ri -" f.
,,encr CoDrn..itn un tbnt pnrs o.: ;hs frt+l-
don't q hius Saza . hen !.ai ban Teft,... :
:GGl1; Tor ar.iQn.
TIE H3it:, wirr."i T'-'reI.i.,E. aijoui;.-d.
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- EUtLfiEA.

ffo srs crar;;ffioI 10 porcei,e, 1.,na,k. Tho
AliredEeTi'io "RecHrd:T,' iron renersi il.
dics::oos throughout. the South, :i.-t H. ~.
rtehtReion Of CT ;TsdGic:ent supply ct =a!t
i0r curing T1eat, il rs piI: Euk:dirg.
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$40 IEWAED !CE DICK SNAIL.

=, o:l ;.me In July .s' na.--i uick ria
- eft Re s-.T.lc U; NJ -Su Oars. ott, VITO thea re.
ddcd nrHT h!cns BAD ent 1--t C. -, ei. say IL
dlrec'ioH II GO.i" hsr:,i' uia e.c-. "a ogr .ccy
Na"e ah1e they we. All -E1 probably led .L-v-
~ ts r'pre:sIatoni 0, lis s:r".os TIA: ., aaI
ans .nt eeen hsG:: ~ -;Ec-.
e -sop: ;"eaiS2Tc 9! ~ r,Ts CT ss- .sHync.ei
20 C. sseI:Sit frEt!- '..c':J .h "a T-,y sc. suhr-
- .adt, rsk 10 "a siGre1sctI polite All gate la:.
s1a; sai!' s5od "':cr hsTss been :s.:n-: .ou.y-
se-Tsnt.
fEe In IN: service - az &c" Il -. arr.J A-c.
Sc ST. u rs.cc :, me ~!ip- .E1 c!;.15ea Y: e.
eo:i, :haI u: lac: sill c: mad: SE0aD - a.
Sll give the a.sTr r-Ss:d " !.gv t'- II, e-,-rT =.
Dir. {. 'rrsi! {; his All !n Richmond
BENZ POLLARD, Aigl!a'..r.:or g!
3: s-ci~- JOHN DAKRiGUlT Grrrs.-:
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Tbs Dhs.!ss:an ''Cour:ar" 81 yho :ii':
Gays;
a OWL: stssmar, which paSosi iiroush
tie hlucsada successfully, hs- brought us III
:,.laatlco !rou NsHscu up =: Snrcay last.
The ss7am ehip Eli: Sonsett, Grp:. Stalker,
Cleared et Nassau Cor Liverpool. SERVED De
rcmh.r 10Th. The sGsaalship Gladiator, Hn-
Ia, lscIn L'yeipcui, arrived pe2su.a.s x;...,
tEe Douglas. from Lireipc,. December 2GS!!.;
D,uro, Mckenzie, fro:a Liverpool; Tnls;Ic,
M.x;e:, iron, Liverpool. and Ca .Yso. Hutscn
from Liverpool, tAauary CHI s2a r:h, had
all r,ached Nesssu-
The sloop Rrsve A..o sSGoci:e: F.;.s, ;,s.ni
Charleston; schooner juis, ftnn H!lr:ust>i
(N. C) and stesnsr Nina. Cois if;..ti %:.ot.-.
tas,; Is. o. hed Arrived 81 sIs,saI.
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a!r. DAVIS, ii Miss: 'sipli.-A!. &Fs,s.s. /
,u0vs la IeGcnsider tee veto by wcich no
IL .,:se suiussi 80 pass Ins resolution Au :nuri:-
Ing the ColnTnii;se IN Public Buildings 20 rent
the Exchange livt&i volUG against the
resolution, bat s.n wiling 20 rustain iiucw,
NJ think toe 7Ua,i.s G:c needed; a.d he;;is:;
dc rot 1ninh ,ls (ioToT"c7 CT EiTelris = ants
Is To STAY here.
Mr.. soor.- j., cot .h:.::l ID u Just &c tic
Governor OF Virginia to say :hst Il" l'oe' not
Wan; Is. 10 stay herr. know the Governor
Of Virgins very well, Enl undertake 10 say
thsr ne is very liberal; aad although | have
not seen that long asked ior correspondence
which took pis1a between that gentleusH
sati the member f,cia Virginia, (Mr. LTsssA
oysr tho way.
Mir. LrnSs--Ins saarleli.sa eh=l haSe it
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tTASTED-. TEACHER 4 L.dr ,ho.au:h!y ~ 81;
w nd 10 S.v: i-:;ru"t4a IN he ka:i!,!
Li:a, F::ach and Mus,c;r ;sk. charge OF .sL oha
Tor tes. on {: noah. cor7-a;af Il: r.br5a.y
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~ anE-e =rpe.!-ar- rn -.!..I a g"e! t.a: 1: ,.:ch
nh t!,aGa anig. Hr.ncas Hti cna leire Immediate.
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south. Es,ersc:e ..Y.a Il ..gGirsl. LIdt-.,
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y GGiHlA-la chAniirAt. :. nn!., iie.l :, .;a
Clerks O.tc- ~ ih- C.su:; r1a,; a. OIL '.,,,,r
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"i''' Es"rfe )" Chrtst:l,, and s.ta: i he s:!e
p.ia:,6
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iS,.n,t
vnsGis. p. H;>h-! suG Ls aessrorsns ne nnur, .nj
nui.se. OF "hoT & uakhn-r. J.rlls II. Pc Gina, NJ
E"1I tsFsi.s, Re. tsrrlG 3l::cEril, Ni.uAE it:.e.
JoaE bih1!e, Iof!G fiye ,rIate,t lie sie, ar.
80. fr;s Q: Ds7!i Wit he'll &C. Fsasc nG fun
be- are unknown, Eat other De':..
The opae: cf :hs Iu.: !; 70 oo:.io Gl -; ~
.c,pretrJI o.! ~. viii Of John mc eli led procure
sale Il See renI estate CT The tc3iS:u CID sue - -.
slaves have tee accounts Ct : eIecotcT settcl c1
nc es:a!e sd.:nie.ai sai iraiiy aai ciy I!,iSg"d
7Et!as n: rights OF tie psr:::1 Iaas &c sex
Ga. cS.:ryi 4 AZ -. y: .aT.ay s".a "!-
I'D c III i..t 80 d.!.niaC:G above IL.ri - hrEs
SAD IeGar, ieic7p.n- 81 vI:c. Tz>:oE'. ~ Gri 70
drE! :.s >t.to: - Notion II tie p'a..a r. TIER "
:o-n.y 6r.erei chat Ike ..!d ;s:eis=ts o5"e L.I
s-ucGal trsci!rl.on ~ tsi a. E5c@n.
DO E5prsr here 1S.u Month a'trs -: p:cic.''oa c.
this order nI d. raG: re-ess>.y &c :cFct iasT 't
,tnjs
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Only reg'n,ens III GeGrsai kcmT-t's
o,igsdo contributed :, thiH amount, all tGh
tho Others vii d. so, uLt 1ost probably hast
tg ibis :;luo. ThS aluGnnti tsvr rot 81 beg.
reported.
General JENKINS beig.ip "a- c:",inr., j.
! Am inior;ned, oyar tiu"r til:.i u,ni '".. e.
Twelv. hurd,c1 cad tltl -,ey.E. 80 !, !,-i'i;'!
10 He by Msjo1 A':ai.'s, - : iNai."!. &! -
amount his brigaslc would co"i,i;'',ir o."
brigade Tas siierwsr6a trsGs'sfs'; q ~
Gen. Huuc'u Divilio...
Tns sboYe subscriptions .rre lr=id ;:ar hH
IN. Il Thv,naa f, kEn., G~q 81 f'".:c'icE,-
hurs. -" ,croif:e.i ~ ire lur Moor ;S'en;:!-
.rc rrs :::lIh December, t$'i.., .i'r MI ~,
':anH7ad .m, esh;y-twa d"in:s sud iit
81 .i,"uary, 1863, 10, ,t':i~rf: ':a",;5od AID
-" ,'v!ars--masi"a ',t, - ,HidE;': ;.n,l
eiah,y four dollars.
iIssrt vii. ia "thnr a.nou!,.n reported i:n,,
:is"srs, Picsei,'s DITiaiuu AZ inry srn hsi:t.ri
l., Hnd pad uveT. ?. {. Arorsr
LsaTlaiu 10Th i.I'u:. Ee:'l
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NJ aTGRD-TANSER - p'as:cai aot ezpe,!-
w eSced Ta.nrr 10 Ct up tate cAlrs- .. rsa,r
would 20: os=ei 10 IL! tSr.e I..ss; II :hc bcsa-I
H.2= :eci apply G1:e., tisy !G,..,h s.:.sa .to
sense ~ 10 capacity AID Eo:aI ccs:a"t.-.
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hasEa C:i:. hoJs. "a. 3. :"
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H'ESS ESSE.E..

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says:
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,>r..n..,, Co., E,i-fr,,.,,. ~ ;,
- -,
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'r.; '''.''' .''"t 's N,'':.,'t
= g. i..i-'' 80, - -
TO-, ,', ,: ,.,r ~; 80 ~
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II f.ti c..!tiia! Iatlsr .escr;nt:7o ;:;i,a l;ai
ti.of ,i-,.i..,- ;,i.. -, .,,.I
49,, -, ...J.., 49,.
"@i''';' :" ''3'S'"'5 "'''f'5%' '';' Ratio
"''-
To t.H! ir;,"F".ns T,ih 1.'s pro;as;t
Si"'1 ri " iT f>His ianT, S;2 TIE at@y oi
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