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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
Destruction Of Blockading Vessels
off Charleston Harbor.
The Harbor Proclaimed to be Open
to the Commerce of all Friendly
Nations.
Five Boats Destroyed on the Cum
berland River.
Gold 81. Cotton 81.

LOUIS Wills, Feb. 4.-The New York
Herald publishes a statement from the
Richmond Dispatch Of January 1st, that
the rebel steamers Palmetto State and
Mercedia attacked the Federal block
aiding feet OF Charleston harbor, sinking
two of our vessels, burning four and
driving the rest away. Whereupon
Beauregard and Ingrahm issued a pro-
clamation, saying that the port of Charles
ton was open to the commercs Of all
friendly nations. 8R
A Chattanooga despatch says that
Whselers cavalry attacked 4 fleet of
twenty-five transports and two gunboats
Friday last, on Cumberland river, de-
strOying five of them.
1t is showing heavily here to. night.
New YoRK, Feb. A-Cotton dull az
eighty seven cents. Gold firm at fifty
seven cents.
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KEaDoUARrRRs z. s. FoRcEs,l
Nashville, Tenn, Feb. !, 1863.

orS... 81 J, - l
The General Commanding at this Post
desire TO express his admiration Of the
zeal evineed by certain secession fami-
lies in administering to the wants and
alleyiatng the sufTerings Of the Cohfed-
crate wounded to-day brought TO this
city.
Great praise should be awarded them
for their devotion to the suffering SOL
diers Of that cause to which they are so
enthusiastically allied.
Desiring to give them still greater fa-
cilities for the exercise of that devotion
which to-day led them through the mud
of the public streets of this city, un-
mindful'O the inclemenoy Of the wealth
err and desiring farther to obviAts the
necessity Of that public and Haunting
display, which must be repugnant to the
retiring dispositions of the softer sex:
The General Commanding directs as
follows:
Surgeon THURsToS, Medical Director,
will select AZ of the wounded and sick
Confederate soldiers this day brought
from the front to be qusrtered as follows:
Fifteen at the house Of Mrs. Mccall,
fifteen at the house Of DR.. BocHASAS,
and fifteen at the house of Mr.. SANDY
cARTHR; all on Cherry Street, immediate
" below Church Street.
As it 10 desirable that the sick and
wounded should not be agitated by the
presence of too many persons, no one
will be admitted to the rooms in which
the wounded are, except their Surgeons,
without passes from Surgeon THURsToN.
Each family above named will be held
responsible for the safe delivery of the
Confederate soldiers thus assigned, when
called for by the proper military author
ity, under penalty, in failure of such de-
livery, Of forfeiture to the United States
Of their property and personal liberty,
By order Of
IT RoBr. B. MITCHELL,
- Brig. Gen. Commanding Posi-
JNO. PRATT, A. A.G
.Febs.st.
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The Columbus, Ohio, papers say that
Captain MERvIN, one of the Wardens of
the State Prison, left that city on Satur-
day for Cincinnati, with prisoner named
CHRlsToPHER FLEMING, sentenced to inn
prisonment for life, for murder in the
second degree, at the August term, 1913,
of Hamilton county. He has been or
dered back by the Supreme Court, for a
new trial, after an imprisonment of four
teen years and five months. Certainly
this 10 long delay for the privileges of q
new trial
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The Anderson Troop

The former captain (PALAfER) Of
the original body-guard of Gen.
BtELL. has been commissioned as
Colonel Of the above named cav
airy regiment, and it is coniectur.
ed that q reorganization of the
Troop may result therefrom. That
portion Of the regiment who have
earned for themselves the title of
mutineers contend that they are
the recipients of great injustice.
Even so--and yet their course has
been absolutely wrong and dis
graceful. Several letters have
been received in this city, from
Philadelphia, the tenor of which
condemn the ground taken by the
mutineers. One gentleman writes:
Is my son deadl If he fell in
battle, all right, But if he belongs
tothe party confined in the smoke
house, for mutiny, he must suffer
the consequences without my in
reference" The Philadelphia
journals all pronounce the course
pursued by the "smoke-house"
party unsoldierly and unpatriotic.
We clip the following from the
Philadelphia Press
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JNO. PRATT, A. A. Gen.
Jan27-1w l

RHMoVAL2Dr. COLEMAN, who has had
great success in his peculiar department
Of treating diseases, has lately removed
his Ofiioo from Dsaderiek TO No. "a Cher
ry street. His extensive practice is the
best recommendation and guarantee of
his skill. All patients e9trusting them
selves to his care will be sure 10 receive
the mOst prompt and skillful treatment;
See Advertisement.
Jan. "A, '63-1m.
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OF one thousand men in the British ar
my, there were but sirty.fvo men who
were six feet and over in height, and in
the same number ofsol3iers in Che Ftenc b
army but four; while Of eighteen humid
red recruits for the United States army.
too hundred and forty-one were six feet
and over in height, or somewhat
more than 1873 per 1000. Out Of 1852
persons who presented themselves for
examination in New York City for en-
listments but two were under the pres
cribed heights, % feet inches.) ono OF
these was an Englishman and the other
an American $500 Americans and 349
Englishman were examined. -
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MuRDER OF A CATHOLIC PRIEsT.--The
Catholic Telegraph states that Rev JoHS
I. MAILS, formanly of the Archdiocese
f0hio, but for the last year or so pas.
tor of the Catholic church of ChattA-
noogA, Tenn, has just died in that place
from the effects Of we~nds Indicted Vn
him by party of three ruiIlans, who
waylaid him on the public highway, and
having cruelty beat him, then shot him
bwith revolver, He fingered a month
after in great agony, when death ended
his sufIeriugs,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05

CRIMINAL CGuRP--Tho Criminal Court
will meet in this city next Monday morn
ing, in the Council rooms at the lower end
Of the Market House--Judge NJ. NJ. BRIEN
presiding. Gro. STUBBLEFIELD, Esq, Of
McMinnville, Tenn, has been appointed
Attorney -General--the Office that he has
held in the McMinnville District for the
last ten years. ...
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05

Army ChaplAin-My young colored
friend, can you read. Contraband--Yes
sab Glad to hear it, Shall give you
paper? sartin, MaNsa, if you please.
Very Good What paper would you
choose, now Well massa, if you chews,
I'll toxic a paper Of toIdcker.
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We are indebted to BLAIR & SNYDER,
Cedar Street. for a variety Of late papers.
They have Frank Lcslie's illustrated Poper
for Feb. Tan excellent number,
We are also under obligations 10 Mr..
TEuEsDALE, Of the Army News Depot,
Union Street; Mr. Brown, Of College
Street; and the ADAMS ExPREss Con-
rASY, Cherry Street, for late reading
matter.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05

A gentlement recently visited the
CampAna Museum, for which the French
Government gave S1,000,000 Every
object he saw made him cry, Admira-
BILE first rAte!" One Of the keepers saw
him, and was so pleased to see at last
somebody delighted with the Museum,
that he went up 10 him and said, You
are familiar with archaeology, l see Sir !;
doubtless an antiquary nom Heidelberg,
or Vienna, or jena " "No, Sir; but
my white, what's dead and gone, used to
sell butter in just such pots as them
there The keeper vanished, aud now
peaks to nobody, until after regular
introduction.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05

Mesers, Duncan, Sherman, & Co. re-
csived recently in New York through the
mail package Of foreign letters, which
was lott in 1854. Among the Enclosures
were 100000 of New York per cent.
stock
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THE ANDERSON TROOP.
10 Editor of The Press

10 Editor OF Inc i'feSf
SIN; Having been present at meeting
of the friends Of the Anderson Troop,
on Thursday evening, at which consid-
cradle indignation was expressed at the
course Of the press in relation to the
conduct Of portion of that regiment at
Nashville, feel moved TO present TO you,
very briefly, the views and feelings of
at least one father, and, have good
reason TO believe, Notwithstanding the
strong current Of feeling that controlled
that meeting, that these Vows and feel
ings are shared by not q few ethsrs
standing in the same relation to the par
ties referred to. have . son--an only
surviving son--Gf he be alive,) in that
troop. have had no tidings from him
since December 25th, yet after hearing
what was said at the meeting, and much
to She same purpose before, | would
rather hear Of his having lost his right
arm in battle than of his being engaged
in that revolt ] fully endorse the arti-
Gle in Fridays Press. What grievance
has this troop, in any way TO be compared
TO that of those who, unable to get their
pay, have wives and children at home,
suffering for lack of the necessaries
oflifeg One gentleman confessed TO the
meeting referred TO, that when he FIRST
heard Of his sons being one of the re-
cusants he was very sorry ne could
have cried.p In that feeling we may see
the verdict Of impartial, disinterestod
men. Do gentlemen see whittier these
proceedings tend? A regiment re-
volts, and refuses TO obey orders, in
form, of the enemy a meeting OF honor
able, influential citizens appoints a COM
mittee, to inquire into grievances of three
months standing, TO justify the revolt,
Is this patriotic? Is it even discreet
Is this an example 10 hold up before the
army? If shall hear that my son was
among the reeusants | will listen patti
emily to every ertenudtiag circumstance,
for his sake, but attempt to justify bin
before his country-neyer
| am, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
| J. p g
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05

We will sell at Auction this morning,
commencing at 10 o'clock, large assort-
ment of Furniture; brown and crushed
Sugar; Soda; Star Candles; Madder /;
Glass Jars, and numerous other articles.
b. +. SHIELDS & Co.,
Central Auction Rooms, No, % and 81,
College street.
Thursday, Feb. 5, 1868,
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News Dealers, TO HAVE THEIR ORDERS
FILLED PROMPTLY, AND WANTING MORE
THAN One HysDRED coPrEs MUST SEND
THEIR oRpERs IN FOR rO-MoaRow's PAPER
by Q O'Clock THIS EVENING.
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As many friends aud relatives Of de-
ceased soldiers have expressed desire
to have their remains suitably preserved,
the undersigned will attend to e1iba7ming
the dead.
DRS, MAYFIELD 4 ERNI,
No. A, Church street, Nashville, Tenn.
Jan. 8l-5ts
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05

The present cold weather prevents the
Recorders Court from being largely at
tended, either by spectators or culprils.
Not much business was on hand yoster-
day, and so, to-day, we do not publish
our police report.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05

Yesterday the weather was very cold
and cloudy, and at night it commenced
showing quite freely. The river was
slowly reoeding with eight feet scant on
the shoals.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05

There are at present eight Major and
eighteen Brigadier- Generals out of en-
ployment and without actual COM
mand.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05

Some Of the Tory papers of England
having sneeringly asked what John
Brighs is doing for the distressed work
people Of Lancashire, il turns out that the
Brights keep their cotton mills at Rock
dale running at loss ofat least $4,000
per year, in order to afford employment
to their operatives, and that their liber-
atty in feeding and clothing the poor is
on the most extensive scale. -
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HEApauAnrpns U. S. Fonous,l

NASHVILLE, Tam, Jan. 20, 1853
In pursuance TO orders received from
Department Headquarters, il is hereby
announced that no Passes will be given
to 60 outside the Picket lines of this
city srospt TO persons Of known and I'M
doubted loyalty TO the Government Of
the United States.
by order Of
Brig Gen. RoB'F D. MIrHELL.
". .OSGOoD, 1t and Prov. Marshal
Jan2l-1w.
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The Louisville Journal of the I'd inst,
notices The fact that a number of disor-
derly soldiers are almost daily 6ghting
in that city among themselves. Cause
Mhiskn. ~
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Fre.h Arrival Of Boots and Shoes.

Messrs. A. LIcHrEN & BRo., No. 8
Public Square, have received and are
now offering for sale a flnS lot Of Ladies,
Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes /;
also, lot Of Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes, Military, Grain and Calf Boots, a
fine lot; which they offer for sale at low
prices [Feb4-3t.
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City subscribera Notice.

The terms for the Daily, when deliver
ed in the city, will, in the future, be
rs cents. per week, or 10 dollars a year
in adv ance.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05

The late Dr., BEEouER's estate in New
Haven has been purchased by the Cath
olics, who will erect an educational in
stilution upon il, aaa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05

The highest price paid for all kinds of
Uncurrent Money, Gold and Silver, at
the Insurance, Exchange and Banking
Office Of w. j. MARI, corner of College
and Union SITS, Nashville, Tenn.
Feb.5
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WASHINGTON, Feb Full and salts
factory explanations have passed be-
tween the French Minister and the State
Department regarding the recent al
legged efforts to induce Mexico 10 depart
from a just and friendly course rsspeo-
ting our affairs.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THEl
CUMBERLAND,
MTrrpuuannno TuNrNy Ian % 1SGQN

HEADoUARTERs DEPARTMENT or THEl
CUMBERLAND,
MUFRHEsBoRo, TENN, Jan. 2s, 1867
To Colonel WM. TRUEsDALE, Chief of
Army Police:
You are ordered TO instruct the mem
bers of your Police force TO arrest every
person in the Military service whom
they may End offering either horses or
mules for sale, whether branded or un-
branded, and you will bold them, to-
gethsr with the animal or animals, until
the right to sell is proven, or the offender
is turned over to the Military Authori-
ties for punishment.
BY command Of
Maj. Gen. ROSECRANS,
G, GoDDARD, a. A. G., and Chief Of
StaG JAn30-2w.
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JUST RECEIVED, A fresh supply of
every variety Of Groceries at w. w.
TOrrEN's, No. 20 College Street, opposite
the Sewanee House, where families can
supply themselves at the lowest market
rates.
Feb h-tF
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The Journal says that not less than
three thousand Eve hundred and forty
seven boxes Of Louisville manufactured
tobacco were sold in New York and Bos-
ton yesterday, At rates ranging from fifty
eight TO sixty-two cents per pound. OF
this amount two hundred boxes were sold
in Boston and the remainder in New
York
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05

Suffers can supply themselves with
every variety Of goods as w. w. TorTzNs
No. 20 College Street. opposite the Sc
vance House, at the lowest rates.
Feb. 5-tf,
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The Nashvillec Union Club, will meet in
the lower end Of the Market House in
the COuncilmen's Chamber. this evening
at o'clock. A punctual attendance Of
all the members is requested
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HEADQUARTERS L. S. FoRoEs, I
NASHVILLE, TENS., Jan. %, l863.S

Orders
II is hereby announced, in accordance
with directions from Headquarters De-
partment Of the Cumberland, that no
person will be allowed to go South from
this point except by way OF Vicksburg.
By order Of Brig. General ROBERT b.
MITCHELL, Commanding
JOHN A. PRATT, A. A. G.
Jan. 29--2W p.rf-. "-f~
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Reid Sanders, son of Geo. Sanders, re-
Gently captured while attempting TO el-
cape with rebel dispatches for Europe,
arrived in New York on Thursday, and
vas sent to Fort Lafayette.
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Military Blanks.

For sale at this Office. Such as:
Monthly Company Returns, Clothing
Returns, Ordnance Returns, Provision
Returns, Special acquisitions, &c, &c.
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Refuse the Issues OF ali Banks
mentioned below.

htekuse tne issues OF all Banks
mentioned below
The following Tennessse Banks are broken, or
have been wound uP and their Notes. II any are
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville
Central Bank Of Tennessee, At Nashville
Farmers ami Mechanics Bank at Menf,lhis
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution at Memphis
Exchange Rank, at Murfrcesboro.
Miners and Manufacturers' Bank, At Knoxyile
tlnk u East Teunesses, at Knoxville
Ronk Of Ifentoni at Trenton.
Bans Of Jefferson, at DSndrilge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at TazewelI
Bank Of Tezewell, at TaEeWel.
Lewrcnceburg Rank, at Lawreneeburg
Citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Rank Of America, at GAINESVILLE
Exchange Bank, Georgia
southern Bank, Georgia
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05

Diaries for 1858 also, sergeants' Roll
Book Playing Cards; Blank Books
Novels and Novelties. Also late VAL
entines and good stationery. All for sale
cheap, At BLAIR & SEYpER's,
Jan3I-tf No. % Cedar Street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-05

Potatoes and Onions, small lot on
hand, and for sale cheap.
MAuzY, WILSON, & CO.,
Cor Deaderick and Cherry Streets.
Feb5-1t.
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HEADQUaRrEas Posr, NAsnvILLE, TnNN,I

HE&BouARTERs PosT, NASHVILLE, TENN,(
January ID, 1863,
Special Orders, No. Is.
=
~. Permission is given-tO the munici-
pal authorities of this city to impress
vsgrant negroes into the service of per-
forming scavenger duty in the city, so
far as it can be done without impeding
the operations of the military impressing
patrols. By order Of
Brig. Gen. RoB'T B. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post.
JEo PRATT, A. Az @.
JSo. HUGH SMITH, Mayor of Nashville.
-tt7 r e-' Jan. l5-tf.
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Don't join in the rush to hold Office,
generally holding Office is not worth
ash.
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Husbands are prObablay the most i'll
used Of all classes of persons in the world
except wives.
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NOTICEi

OFFICE NASHVILLE GAs-IIGHT CO.,
JANUARY 3lst, 1888.
I'm THURSDAY, THE 5ru DAY OF MARCH
" next, the Annual Election Of seven Directors
TO manage the ahairs Of the NASHVILLE GAs-I1eHr
Co., will take place at the once Of the Company No
10 Cherry street
Jansi-td JAS. II. EENDEICK, Seerelirv.
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
con PRIVATE DISEASE.

sYRSesl2&iaDR KING, formerly Of Now Ysrk M,
C'fIA - the last four years Of Louisville XIV
and whe has devoted his attention 10
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years Hateers
himself, having attended 10 practice for 70 many
years, ana cured 90 many thousands, he Ia enabled
" eere az diseases Of private nature, no matter
new eaathey may be from injndicous medical treat
meat, or nom neglect Of their own. mr. KINGS
Dispensary Il Ne p Deaderok street, between Cher.
~ aud the Square, second story, where be earVs All
diseases OF private nature =
Sohorrhpa cured withont EaussOus uasdtcinss Or
Interference with business
STRUCTURES Of old or recent dlte onectualV onrad I'M
few days, BY an operation which causes no main
where structure exists health cannot be eaniovod
rerhaps no disease causes more mischief and snder-
mines the constitution "a much
syphilis with all the diseases af the skin showing
ont 81 ncgleot or bad treatment oaa be eGestuany
/ cured In few days.
| scmiRdi Wsdiuess-Partculara tnntion bav inghn,p
given 10 this deeasc, aud all tho eonyequtnces gIv
ing out 81 ~, brought on IN many eases by tho do
srnCtiye habits Of inoonsldorae youths and exoes.
I've indulgence OF the passions, neglect OF which,
VII undermine the constitution, rendering the sub
eot unnt Tor business society, and causing prema
temuos who may I've laborng Win any djricnltv az
/ the Womb may rest assured Of immedlato relief "
Persons reading abroad, by writing ana statins
their case, with fee enclosed, direct to DR. KIM
No % Deadcriok street, Nashville Tenn. viii have
tho necessary medicines sent 10 their address One
| hours from o'clock In the morning unfit . In The
"n'ns July l0-in dAwly.
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AN EXTRA HEAVY Suffers TENT,
"a. with ny. szs IaxIs.
nB- Apply ~ = A sTRATTON,
Dsc2i-U No. "a Market street.
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OUTER AND CHEEsE FOR SALE LOWRY
II HAGAN a %.
TOBACCO AND sEGARs, for sale low by
Il HAGAN & 90.
DIcKLEs AND can FRUITS, Ass'D, for sale low
Il by HAGAH CO.
CANDLES, SOAP AND STAR II, for s.lo low by
~ HAGAk a Co.
ZINE KY, HAMS AND CLEAR SIDES, for .ale
IL low BY HAGAN A CO.
VINEGAR, MUSTARD, PEPPER, SPICE, GIN
GER, Pepper Sauce, and Tomato Catsup, for sale
low by HAGAS co.
NoAL AND LARD oil, for sale lovby
~ HA6AN a 90,
nAIRY AND BARREL SALT, Tor sale low BY
~ HAGAN 90
OVsuRs a sARDIEEs, for sale low by
" HAGAN 6co.
/ ARD, IN KEGS AND BARRELS, for sllo low by
IL iAGAN co.
C,AKEs, oRAoKERs, AND Ass.D oAsDHs, for
~ sale low by HAGAN A co,
AIACKEaEL ~ KITS AND HALF BARRELs FOR
WI sale low by HAGAN 90.
nRIED BEEF AND uErF roNGUFs, for s.le low
LILY HAGAN 90,
ConEE, SUGAR AND rEA, for ,,', low BY
~ HAGAN A co,
Jan 2b-lm. No. s. South Market street