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Our good friend, the Mayor, requests
citizens not TO consume the water of the
hydrants in sprinkIing the streets. II is
misfortune that such a request as this
should be necessary. 1t is proper,
however, that it should be respected.
The streets are very dusty,--to walk
them is very disagreeable--but, we must
learn TO bear, as we'll as we can, the re-
straints which necessity imposes upon
as. Water is plentiful in the Cumber-
land,--the supply is Observation-Disclosures
without fuel the stock in the reservoirs
cannot be kept up equal to the demand
for the army and domestic purposes 1t
is even possible that the want of fuel
may stop the engine and cut off the sup
ply of wafer altogether. This is a mat
Ter which vitality concerns every citizen,
but property holders particularly. A
fire some night, when water is scarce, or
not TO be had from the reservoirs, would
prove a calamity such as Nashville has
never realized. The interests at stake
are great Will our people take the mat
ter in hand and place these interests be-
yOnd jeopardy?
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The Confederate Loan.
Correspondence Of the London Star,


NNiAtFl 'NHNhNNN " Wv AAihASh OUR
FRASKFORT, March 8.
Tho Actioaar, of this city, has annoqnc-
ed loan in process OF negotiation Of
f3000OOO, by the house of Raphael Err.
LANCER, of this city and Paris, and says
that the arrangements have been adopted,
subject to the approval Of the Confede-
rate Senate at Richmond.
Rumor says that 100000 have been
advanced on the loan by these houses on
bills Of exchange at 800 per cent pre-
MUM.
The feeling Of indignation against the
persons engaged in this AFFAIR is very
strong here, and TO quiet this feeling, il is
publicly announced that none Of il will
be offered in Germany-only in England
and France; that the loan lie only made
to enable the COnfederacy to pay old
debts, and not for aiding or furnishing
means for further war expenditure. The
universal condemnation Of the negotia-
ton has doubtless led to the announce
ment.
Great regrets were expressed that any
respectable house should be engaged In
making a loan to establish a Confederate
Government, whose sole objects in its dis
union efforts was to properly protect and
extend the institution OF Slavery.
Hit hoI0sVer, quite a matter Of douR
,oIether any such Negotiation has been made,
and in Jactt tho leading bankers here very much
G0uh IL,
Mr. Erlanger keeps silent on the sub
ject. lie is a very prudent careful and
cautions man, and his investments are
mostly made here in real estate, and he
has never been known 10 take hazardous
risks, Hisson, the head of the house in
Paris, as is well known, has scarcely been
distinguished for the same good judg-
ment aud prudence as his father. IL Is
not impossible that the Paris irm OF Err
LANCER s. Co. has lent the use OF its name
10 the Confederate States TO help nego.
tiating a loan, as is asserted, 10 pay OF
old debts
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The Duty OF A NoN-CoMBATANT.-0n
the 18th of November last, Gen WM
PREsToN, OF the Confederate Army, wrote
letter to his wife at Lexington, KY,
Of which the following is an extract:
aft the prescription becomes fierce and
intolerable, so that you cannot stay, seek
shelter in Canada; you cannot cross the
lines. Do not think of il. 1t is impos,
sible. Look for peace in some happier
land, till this cruel war is ended.
If however, the enemy do not insult or
prosecute you, remain tranquility at home
While they even give you imperfect pro-
lection, it is your duty TO abstain from
every act or speech that could sffront or
insult them, and to carefully refuse TO
give any intelligence or information tend
ing to defeat or endanger them. There
fore, never put in your letters any inteill-
gence Of military character, but let them
relate alonO TO our dear children and pri-
vate interests"
The course which Gen. PRESTON adj
vised his wife to pursue is that which
should be pursued by every person within
the Federal lines, who does not ownalle-
glance to the government of the United
States. As an honest man he is bound 10
abstain from all interference in the war
" from every act or speech that could af-
front or insult" the Federal authorities,
aud from communicating to any one in
telligenco "tending 10 defeat or endanger
thenni1
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BENEFIT OF Mn. ALLEN AS has al
ready been announced, this evenings
performances at tho theatre are for the
benefit Of Mr. G. LESLIE ALLEN, a most
worthy and popular actor. On this in
'eresiing occasion the comedy of 1.-THE
Rivals" will be produced for the frs time
in some years, the beneficiary sustaining
the part of Sir Anthony Resolute. Mrs.
BERNARD appears as Lydia LAnguish.
The entertainments close with "Uncle
SAM" laughablo farce, in which Mr..
ALLEN plays Sam Hobbs, and Mrs. Dun
CAN Miss Emma leslie. Mr.. ALLEN de-
serves the compliment Of an OVERLOOKING
house, and We feel confident he will have
It.
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Indueement TO Suffers.

We beg leave to call the attention of
Suffers and Dealers generally, 10 tho
fresh supplies we are receiving daily,
consisting of all brands of chewing and
smoking tobacco, . large assortment Of
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters
dates, figs, nuts, raisins, pickles, sausage,
candies, etc. Also, large variety of
commercial, note, and letter paper, en-
velopes, pencils, gold aud steel pens, port
folios, pocket account books, ink, black
ing, etc. Silk and cotton handkerchief,
suspenderS neck ties, combs, hair, tooth
and blacking brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas, gum overcoats, blank
els, haversacks valises, pocket knives,
shirts Of all descriptions, hats, shoes,
boots, towelling, domestics, calicoes,
jeans, Jerseys, Osnaburgs, and full
stock OF notions. Also, groceries and all
kinds Of wines and bitters, which we
offer for sale at the lowest market rates, at
Wholesale. A. 81 NJ. LANDsBERG & Co.
Corner of Market st., and Public Square.
march sly.
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SMLIsrs, At,enIioni

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-
ginis, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken.
lucky tobacco; cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers viii do well to look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Special attention paid to shipping. DO.
Go Public Square, below City Hotel.
HARNRY, HUdnEs & Co.
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,prilS-9t.

The popularity Of the new Regulation
Hat introduced and sold by Messrs.
GREEN & GREEN, surpasSes all others.
They yet have a few on hand. The
largest and finest assortment of citizens
Hats in all styles are found at 4S Col
lege street. april3.
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Gentlemen wishing TO procure good
board, in pleasant part Of ;hs city, aud
amongst obliging aud gent0cl people, are
referred 10 tho advertisement in this
mornings UNIoS, headed B0srders
Wanted"
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A number Of confederate ladies have,
We are Informed, given the noncombat-
ants parole aud bond. Bless the dear
creatures, what will they do nowahsy
have pledged their honor not to write
or speak against the government Of the
United States? What will hereafter form
the staple Of their conversation?
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The Minstrels continue to have good
time Of it," Their late acquisitions
prove to be decided hit" Never have
the lovers OF music and humor in Nash
vile enjoyed themselves more than dur.
ing the last two concerts. A splendid
bill is up for Tonight
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We are informed that large number of
citizens have taken the oath Of allegiance
during the past few days, in obedience
to the order of March 80, issued by Gen
eral MITCHELL But few men have
taken the non .combatantS' parole. This
is q favorable symptom. The oath Of
allegiance is preferred.
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THE RIyER.-There is yet an abund-
ance of water in the Cumberland for
steamboats, of all 'classes. 1t is, how
ever, gradually receding; and, with con-
tinued dry weather, will soon be only
enough for small craft.
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A'sOldier Of the Gath Illinois writes
to us:
We have an enemy in front that we
could soon put out OF existence, were it
not that they are encouraged in their
barbarous mission by their friends aud
sympathizers in our rear
1.-THE star spangled banner was waved
from the city OF Florence, Ala, TO the
mountains Of Chattanooga, by tho gall
liant 18th Illinois, and would be waving
on the State House Of Atlanta, Ga, were
IL not Tor the interference OF rebel sym
palhiEers' Our boys are as willing 10 90
ahead now as if they never wero here
before.
We were rejOiced at the return of Gen.
ROUSSEAU, ana no got hearty three
cheers from his old Gath; and congratu-
lated the gallant Col. MANALozY on the
Hoe appearance Of his troops. And once
moro that General looked ON the veterans
OF many battles. That regiment stood
a. Perryville until their colors were shot
IN pieces too numerous 10 count and
fought without them, And thew hied
their skill al Stones river. That bloody
grouRd was Amounted by their blood,
sndstill will pers evere."
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y ssises scbs col fSe 'opHR radIss
=" Miss Il. MOTLvAnE, la,> o. hnrfree'
NTsugh, will open School for Youn
IN Monday the 9th o. Aprs,
h - Mrs Pills, On Demdn
Ladies 0"t'ss y instruction
The house T. 81. 'Ht requisite
brane Street Tn,
will embrace every deps- '" Pc
to q thorough education.
We would refer those desiring =.
tronize the School TO the following gen.
tlsmen for any information that may be
desired.
A. j. Cole,
Col. JORDAN Stokes,
E. L. JORDAN,
E. II. EAST,
Jos. S. FOWLER.
April S,-2t& -
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April s.-2I.
Notice.

The public are hereby notified and
forbidden from sprinkling the streets un-
ill further notice, owing to the great
scarcity of fuel and the..demand for water
for government purposes.
j. HUeR SMITH. Mayor.
april9-9t.
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A LARGE HANDSOME ROOM, SECOND STORY OF
"A Mr MASsRIUp's store. College street with con.
venient entrance In the most deaf able business pa IT
VI Nashville.
Enquire ofwN A. EIcHHBAux sornor OF cedar md
vine str cts. IN Apll-IyS
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AND COMMERCIAL.
MORNING, APRIL 3, 1853.

Having received no mail last night
from the east we are without our usual
selections Of late news.
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DIR. Kings plspensary
FeR PRIVATE DIsRASES.

-ft-~s-E The last fUur yoaIa II fouisville K
and who hRs devoted hl- attrnti - ~ . /,
tae treatment Of private discases tol 81 years aat
uinseli having attended " practice f1r 40 ,nsrs
years. ana cured - many thonnihds lac L op.Ii,t
70 cure al diseases " private nature no r,.ttsr
how bad they may be ffom iuudicious inoic,i tr,.t
menti or nom neglect Of theit own. iF Eipsi.
pbpenspry IL No. ~ Doader,ok street betweon Obcr-
" ana the square, second story where lac euroa M
diseases Of private nature.
uOuUrrhoea ourud without nansaoua rnodtoi,,.. 80
Interference with business
structures Of old " recent dato oaeotually cured Ia
q 10" Jays ny an operation which Causes mo- tatn
hheto structure e4ists health cannot h. ebni6yod
fo'hHi. b1 dsiagc causes mischief abd uu1er
mlnea The constitution much.
syphilis with all the diseases Of the skin rrovyfpg
Out Of neglect OF bad heAtmsnt, eau be oasotuaiiy
cured Ia f'w days
Senlilai HszlAsas.-lartcuafa teuticn hA VIM foon
given TO tl.s disease aud All The consequence. roy
iug out OF II, brought On In many Gases b. thg DE-
struetive habits " inounsIdorato youths and er a..
I've indulgence d the 1,aszdus = neglect ~ ~hloL
VIII undermine No cOtrtitutlOn, rendering tle an.
loot unut Tor business or society and casinr pfons
tpro old age.
EN- ,l'. who nay belaburing rttn any diflouty ~
w, W"mb may rat assured OF imiuediH &C. fsllsf
Persons residing abruad, by writing and statiuE
helr gtsoi WIN To- enclosed, dirvot a. H. A. Kilf
no ~ loadrrlck street. Aashyilla. Tenn, wiu have
tAo necessary modioinss sont 10 thar sidfrgs onto
loura NOM y ciock In tie mOfuing until "a Ga,
'enlhg lJuiy tO--in dAwiy.
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The weather yesterday was windy,
warm and dusty. There was no pleasure
on the streets for pedestrians.
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A Baker Wanted.
FOR RENT

A coon BREAD BAKER CAN GET A slTUAroS
"a at the Tennessee Hospital for the Insane. In.
quueht THIS ONCE Apll-tf
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LEH s. DUNK & Co. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers aud Government
Claims Call and see them before sell
ing, nj No, 20 Union street.
March 3-tE
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JOns PRATT, A. A. General.

AUCTION will sell this morning at
10 1-2 o'clock, A. NJ, large stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Notions
and Hosiery; also, Spring and Summer
Bonnets and Millinery Goods, to close
consignment. NJ MARBURG,
~ p,kI;, Cr,...
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Tho roads 10 Virginia are rapidly dry
Ing up Telegraph Dispatch
Now let onr army make tho rebels
dry up."
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/. O. orc. II.

luke" LODGE, l. o. oF a. rs LOG ATED IN
~ the siHtoenth heginDnt Illinois Vohnte,r
lnfantry, aud working under tle authority ~ the o.
l.. 81 tho state ~ Illinois, meets every Mpnany ulvbt
At Tempau HAL in dg Hold, opposite ksahyiil.,
lransclsnt Brothers Ia good sta ,dinr fgi1 other IL
gimentS, bHgades aud diV slons la Tie anna, ,,, -
specifically solicited % meet WITH ~ wv ~
H. HAIslfHE, W IS N' -
afchls-lm
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Passing along Church street about one
o'clock yesterday, we met large number
of "conrabands, representing both sexes
and all ages, from the infant at the breast
to the decrepid old man. A gentleman
asked, "When did you come in !" "Yis-
tiddyp responded stout wench, with
a child in her arms. We learn that they
were from Williamson county, and the
vicinity of Franklin. Hundreds Of them
are daily deserving the service Of their
owners, who, as a general thing, do not
take steps to recover them.
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HEADQUARTERS U. S. FoRCEs,I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2, '62. (
SPECIAL ORDER NO. so.

SEANAAh SNbNA Nv w.
l. The negroes and others occupying
the house of Mrs. Horror, near the Con-
traband Camp, on Franklin pike, will i'm
mediately vacate the same. By order of
Brig. Gen. ROBT. B. MITCHELL,
Commanding.
Tou,y pp.1.T A Gana-.I
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VINEGAR.

THE UNuLshiDNtb uA- uanF AnFANlr
~ ~ Tor c'nIt nl aupDlJ ~ auptror u..H
Wine Fmglar Or famug So yr4rs nm .f.
sryadvay hiul all b. atrultt Oh
.- a.. 10. DlUEEf. N.t
me'fI lu.a.Hfrl H.IyT
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WANTED,

Enn 0OOD CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY
DOO uuRd-s. fr slieh iLo hi ghost market pri
viii bo paid.
Qnariei ilaaiof1 Nou,L'H bought on the mu8t lInf
al terms. %. a. PlEhlhR.
|'hfry ausgt. .4pd4lIF..
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LnformItlon Wa, received y.

Information was received y.
noon that The passenger train, which A.
this place in the morning for Louisville,
had been detained at Gallaiin, in cOnsO-
qurnce Of the capture, by guerrillas, Of
a construction train near Franklin, Ken
tucky. The train from Louisville, due
here last evening, did not arrive, having
been also detained on the road, at some
place beyond the point Of danger.
Whether or not any damage was done to
the road, we could not learn. 1t is pro-
bable that there was, as guerrillas sell
dom let pass an opportunity to do mis-
chief. They have frequently been per-
mitted TO interrupt our communication
with Louisville. The time is approach
ing when they will be deprived Of their
power to plumber and destroy. Ken
lucky will be freed from their presence
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DrI Goods, mats, aOOts, SHOES, Etc,

DrI goods, Hats, Boots, shoes, Etc.
HoRSBE0K & AsHBRIDoE, 40 College
street, keep constantly on hand large
assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Negro Goods, Soft Hats, etc. Also,
Ladies', Misses and Children's flne Shoes
Men, Boys and Youths fine Boots, Shoes,
Brogans, etc, etc. Quick sales and small
profits is our motto.
HoRNBEoK 81 AsuBRIDdE,
maroh27. In. 40 College strest
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It has been generally believed that the
best paying stock in this part Of the
United States, was that of the Nashville
Gas Light Company. 1t took precedence
over all others. Bank stock was no
where in the race with it, The holders
of it would not part with it under any
circumstances, if they could help them
selves. We presume the general belief
was unfounded, for we see that the
Board Of Directors have determined to
raise the price of Gas. Some time ago,
it was put up to 40 cents per thousand
feet now, 1t takes a stride up to 30 cts,
Trim your lamps, old wOmenl
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30. 0a PubIio Snnnrn

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
Ashland smoking do; Kentucky, Mia
souri,, and Virginia do, in butts and cad
dies, all Of which We offer At reduced
rates to suffers and dealers generally.
HARSEY, HUGHEs & Co.
3D. door from N. 4. Cor Pub. Square.
March left. IDispatcA sopv.1
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... eg telegraph.

- - : NAVJEaVN.
II MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
e sqnAswer Expedition a Faileyo
Lees Army Gsing Reinforced
-
johnson to Raise ryoor, g..
Gov. >sFatiOn of East Tenn p' ~
Winchester, Va.
Reign os Terror az
SAINT, Va
Rebel Raid at Point Plea
Ola 20, nNtknn TX
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Ladies' and gentlemen will fpd /, :,

Ladies and gentlemen will fad il to
their interest to call at NJ. MoRoASsrERS's
No. 10 Union street, for good bargains
In Boots and Shoes, Of every description
which he offers TO sell low for cash. Gus,
tom made work always on hand.
N. MoRaANsrERN.
NO 10 Union street,
- % o.
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Lees Army Gsing Reinforced
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MIDNIGHT DEspArCBEs

spnAs wer Expedition a rail.r,
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DIE ID.

T,,,sa in BATHS, al Chsnee'isrsvills. Sunday,
Nav ID 1863 Lieut. NOAH D'NOa Waikiki,
company B. <4th regiment Va Vols
His funeral. With military escort will taks plaee
nj ths BROAD greet N Il church, on "wednesday,
2osh inst, as II O'Clock A II. Rev jag A. Duncan
viii offcista, Hi, friends and aequaintancss ara
rsqcested 80 salsud
~ RssiinlGss papcrs please copy. 2.s
Ysasx5ay morning. In tas 2aj ysH Of bis age,
DAVID BMDa s. Jr, Sergeant Ia the Letchsr
battery fem ihis city.
The tTisnds Of the isnliiy sra yeq1asied 10 st
,sad bis faaessifrosa St rsal's church this after
noon ss 1T o'eicek.
On the iG6 ns:r ~ tie residence OF his ss.her.
Mr. Lewis LAWS In Manchester, ROBERT 4 Dk.
Wis il ihe l5sa year OF his age, formerly ct
Hsupsoa, W.
81 .he Samaritan hospital! Ns9 I5.h. OF scnofa
received Ia the battles q. The EsppahannoeE, w \
SEIxH, Of company q 55th vs. regf, 10 the IS d
yssr Of his sgs.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vtsw OF rAr A,rac,

Ex~SPLxNDID PA soKAMIc VIsw OF THE ATTACH
on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ave distinct vsswa
l. View Of the harbos-advsnce of ths iron elads to
,as atsscs, showing the position aud psns Of each
vessel, the obstsucttnas &c. & THE GRAsp Ar
TACK, i<S by rs inehea) g. she y e.hawken run
Mig undss tie guns AZ, aehusripg psrsins hot
s.;s9 ,hs bresdsiis OF yort SurAtsr 1. Loading
I: Ieca gun In he tcrrst dpriss the eight. > fhe
Eht afssr tbs fgat--the i-on e'sds st arcaos-ean
to seen a the taonseG.rsts 1esdin2 ioom, bsv,hg
sJst bseu RI cs,vsd fscm tie Norh. 1hthe view
York. Psiladeirh,a, BrItin,ofs, sna Nssa'ns,on
pspezs, (of the Latest dstss5 $40 on ME- oeeiies
.hs Oily pspsrs sna papers from all psss' OF ice
south Psper, enve.opes &s, tor writing letters
!uruished free to v.sssess
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ri DT;Ck->hsFc wag Placed liz tie Jail c. tbs
iT coaniy CO Charlotte, tbs S3i of EaTeii iAs.,
negso mEo repressntad ss sr1aE~ay. Tbs negro
is not d.cp0asd 70 give The rs1le o; lis Re
calls himself By tie nauis g. RICHARD. unaer.
stand from Air II S Carrot CT Gre 'Esvie co. Va,
tha. this 10y was sold In Eiehuiond by Dick.nsun
T. Hill. ca the I'd OF 81 OF last December, IL tho
property OF J.mss Browne estate. I'ta boy Is %
or "a yesrs Old S fss. 6 or inches high, has gaoa
teeth, and is of dark c3nplexion. H:a owner will
please come fos ward. prove proDsrty, pay chasCss
and receive his negro. TR0S Il shITR,
ep 22-lsw6HA Jaor OF Charlotte co, Va
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nKaRons Eom SALE AND nIRx

ESE0G HIEE.-Tor the 1slas'nder Of the year, u
e. likely BOY, st7u. i2 OF 10 2, srs CT age who
hss hseu scnustoaad 80 Isrsa work aud visiting
about .he house TO good hoE,s tho hire will o
v.rg n.adsrsss. Address 20 Ii D, Z: this odsce.
Sny 10 2sS
noe knET-rwo unfurrslad RocMB aud
H. KITCHEN with use OF paTior and gas in n
pisassut par. ef lie city, ~i1ii o. without beard
Address 80 8" dispatch flee. ny lS-ltT
E>oE u1Az 60 SERVANT GIRL, who is q coed
JIG Sssrnsirses, |ssner, sni isoner. Apply at
taa thire door aSovs 4.h s.rse. GA Gary
my 1884,
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nME HEIisOsEp D1LLA.s RIHAgo-Wu;
BE- psid foE the arrest and confinement IL Jail,
so snss osn seI her OF rly negro 1Cm CELL 4.
Che EeGt NE 10 Manchester. Monday Mach 10, 1863,
about o'clock III iko aitern1oc, ana Ia believed 10
bs il OK nssr GEnehos.er .as city of k.ehgnoad.
Gala IL about 80 yssrs old. but laoks older; is
t.ls under the medium hsi. 1t; very .tsulv ale;
% e gingerbread color; has Thick bu! remarkably
narrow eyebrow; looks soasw his. grum and TALKS
rapidly. sbe Lsd ca when ias isfs hoIae nude
insey drsss; ga2-2cioyed 5oatte blanket shawl,
AID q1sl.su hood bha carries bnndle Ut clothes
With hsr. Agdsgs Jos. WELLS, Maacbszier. Va,
cg ths aubsssiber. CE.S = Ta83S
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-19

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