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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10
HAIR WORK !! HAIR WORK I
S. M. MATHEWS

WYIsHEs to inform the Ladts. ~, o...,S
w Wheeling and vicinity, that he has onera, VI VI
Snolce selection OF Wigs, TOupees Frizettes Brsids
Gutls' HAIR Jewelry, hair Crmpers Of ali discrinI
uons Fertumerys Combs, Brushes and Toilet articies
&eneraLly, Curling stickS Curling Kids. PreScb
TIA hr EHs Bay Rum Ladies' Fancy Baskets; also
Identifying and preserving thee 3mpeSion M LOT
nalr Tones amp Balms; ALSO new Hair Dive. which
enough bnt little known, yet has been efectuaI IN
most popular Hair Dye ever known Hair Fjro,v sS
an new preparation which prevents Baldness FSIIn1
antr from becoming gray, PASssHtS Ine
No. 1ls1S Hornbrooks BUILDING
Iunz Main street. Wheeling To
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81 4. n. NORTON,
r. ~ United States Marshal
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FLY PAPER - 49,

= FLY PAPER.
W n nd your house Of Plies, use the LIGHTNING
= miller Miller Sold Wholesale and retail, by
g., T. H. LOGAN 4 CO.
IuuA and LOGAN, LIST q Co
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10
sECRRTARY,s oPPIOR.

SECRETARY's, OPRICE, =
rs. C1EVBL4AD PTTFSBuRGH RAILRoGp Co X
+ Cleveland, May 25th, 1865 4
"A SPECIAL MEETING of tho Stockholderss NJ
land on wednesday, the 1st day of July next AZ 10
Eolook A. A. onsatd day, to take into consideration
Company to an amount suficentto allow Of tho oe
ven on o. its mortgage bonds. The Transfer Book
"i u o So closed nom June 25th to July 3D.
. tnryS9 S99 f-aa E. ROCKWELL, Sec'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10
NOTICE.
WANTED.

A COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED MAN, =
settle up sett Of Partnership BookS NE ~ g
7 9e VIII be paid Address with referenc st1 %
AOs, wheeling Post Once, for one week Tjnpe a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10

SN60 A MONTH: We want Agents at s6Oa
Pt ON month, expenses paid, to sell our Ever.
lasting Pencils, Oriental Burners and thirteen otbs
new useful and curious articles. Fifteen circulars
sent rna Ise9 i, address, iS, SHAW & CLARK,
m6y4z-uaWSm-smp Biddeford MainR
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FOR WEST LTRRRTv ppPC,

At the house Of VIM. Irwin, under the super,pte
6enee Of VIM. Waddle. Josiah Atkinson and IA
Boon; ior one Commissioner for said Precinct, a
Two trustees Tor each, Morgan, Brady, Beck a,
Mckinley Districts. - e y
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At Triadelpha, at the house of Mast Martin. mn,
Pearson and Josiah Brown; for one OommisSioner yo
said Precinct, And two Trustees for each
Martin, BGggs, Centre, Rough and Ready and Sheps
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RNRRESHTNG

~ II AtLASE HING.
G .ha $50, Of Cold Sparkling Mineral Water, Om
1unl BRIDGEOORNRR DRUG STORE
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United States OF America, Western
b District OF Virginia, s. So:
The Union Coal and OIL Company
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&s7S "A MONTH! want to hire ACCENTS II
W.! - every county ut SIS a month, expenses
Address, II ~ IS M 4 I ,S S4I' iine'
Haylz-a& WSss E . Alfred, Maine.
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Wheelinp, Viroi,I.
Sewing Machinag

~ Sewing Machines, with HeIameF n FeIIerS And
&e5 are the best in use All Machines
once No. 1851 Main ST., wheeling, Va. jsn20.6u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01
MEDICAL.
Dr. LudIum's specific,
GOnOrrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS on TuE ORGANS NJ
GENERATION.

,.,uF ,;oporrbsr. or commonly called clap. dis
n su.tinr nlsladv AMI l. vel known - require
an exclamation: is easy O. - get BAT Il dieu 90
ret re-r 81 II companion that few admire q per-
vsdes al classes - socie ypeth male anu ieAe. .ee
.rl moor both married anc single Although sotroahe-
SOM IN flf :. distressing and sometimes fatal. q ia
disease The treatment which. has generally been
worse than the disease iiscf Tue common
Treatment i frg 10 deprive you Of al business htn
come cour~e Of siarvatoa-living On bread snd tea
Cruel KIN 4slopS you mast zen - s.e'
cupped or lssched conbied with nausea ms meccnee'
injection oiions ointments. aud warm ieuenia ions.
every few days the meicnes are changed, and eiter
months treatment IA this Wy. which the pAtieNs
bear with great forge Tor fear Of exposure De j. us
charged discharges himself. With an irritable HresoI
seed testce. enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands
disease q The neck II the bladder.
THIS specific. which acts Ike charm ~thstes ao.es
diseases quite pleasant % take snd hich
has cured thousands n New York. Philadelphia baiu
and many 81 the southern cities u certain ana
eectual remedy that makes rapid audpcrnanenf cure
without regard diet drink exercise accept wref-
ling, jumuiug oser-siraning. This remedy - ua-
equaed by anything discovered for the 81 those
diseases. II Is extracted from our own Plauts, and i per
fecty safe, a. IL purely vegetable l. contains no mer-
curry. that You expose yourself 20 all kinds II
weather without the least danger from the medicine
And II YOU careful in wrapping up your paste gu
will have taste smell from IL. 80 that you are ro'
deprived from going into company or being detected ~
nearest friends
This i no quack me icne bui remedy discovered and
used with immense success nv regular fhs sican ent
confidently recommended @ the unfortunate
CATTlON-None j. genuine without The signature .
the proprietor " Davidson around the box. All IN
Engagements trade marks viii be prosecuted vh th'
w. DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati Ohio.
div Druggists generally. jan2s-dsnis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01
TALLAHATcnIE RIVER. Miss. J
Mnrch % l-63 1

Ed STATE SENTINEL: IT, in the appointment
aud confirmation OF Brigade aud Major Generals.
the President and Senate would but consider
that he who washes the head of an ass, wastes
his soap. it would be well.
have watched with Particularly this whole
Yazoo Pass Expedition. which has been gotten
up with such a flourish of trumpe;s Generals
have almost fought tor rs paternity. Until this
moment. il has accomplished nothing
All the fighting dune. was that hy Captain j.
p. FOSTER boat. the Chillcothe. This boat EN-
gagged the Rebel Notifications four times. Until
she was utterly used IN until her guns crew were
killed and her ammunition fired away-noi until
then. did she give up The army looked on.
Three generals were within FIVE hundred yards.
but they passed
When the Chillicothe WAS knocked to pieces. it
was concluded To withdraw. Orders were given
so To do--,hey were OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
after three alteratious-nOw they stand rescnded
Now We are more than one hundred miles from
Fort Greenwood which the Rebels call Fort
Pemherton.
We start down the river in the morning. "a
again attack the Fort Captain Foster OF the
ChilIicothe flies the broad pennant and command-
the gunboats of the Yazno Pass Expedition
General Quiuby commands the army forces
The NAVY and Army ought never 10 operate
one will bother the other. or one be Jealous oi
the other or one chIrges the other with all the
DELAYS
The destruction of property. particularly OF
cotton has been irightiul: but the Rebels did i
themselves II tAe Rebels burn their cotton and
cotton gin~ and houses aud negro quuters. their
be the privilege TO 10 as they please with then
own goods
Fort Greeuwood y situated NJ the junction 81
the Tallshatche with the Yszoo River.
" 4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01
a Iee pW biicau Paper ON the COuscrtP-
ton

The Abolition p,pers are praising the eonscrip
ton Law Just now: but Mt least one oi them. the
III utford Courant. is on record against IL rs de
cidely as any Democratic paper About the
middle of February IL said:
Leaving our of view all constitutional Difficult
tie. we are surprised thu bill 81 odious III ITS
ex actions should be receive with such indIfier
ence II his MT yet become +, law. AID we stu
cerelv trust il never may. is provisions need
ONLY u be understood 10 be universally con
demnel
The principle of the bill Is dia-
metrcslly oapo-e to the spirit and policy of our
system The founders OF our Constitution IN
veatei checks and counter checks. tn render the
establishments of a central despotsm forever i'm
possible Experience has awiully demonstrated
the cielrneSs &C her foresight Again. the Hon.
Senator mistakes The temper Of The people
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01
Prom the H,rtfo.i ,C,nueciica,) Times. March n.
ueSnotsc Arrests.

The telegraph has appraised our readers that IN
the New York Legislature the party 81 the Al
mnistrsiiuu have just arraved themselves against
the s'ernlv expressed determination IF the great
majority III the American people. By voting 20
uphold aud uG0r>e tie infamous arbitrary arrests
perpetratel bF those Who abuse their trust IN The
places OF power NJ Washington. On the direct
question OF uphOlding or condemning the conduct
OF the present Administration At Washington, IN
Selling men without the process OF law, AMI bur
r,ing them TO prison without sr,nting the he ar
inc - which. under the Clusti' ution. they are
entitled. the Republican Abolition party IN the
New York Legislature have just voted 10 sustain
the arrests No such arbitrary stretch OF power
in defiance OF the peoples liberties j. ever ven
tured upon by the monarchial Government Of
Great Britain
/, va these outrageous arbitrary arrests IN
fact which contributed more than any other one
cause 10 arouse and exasperate The American
people. and. by producing the great political rev
olutioa that has overthro~n the Administration
party in all the great Western and Contra States
arrested the monstrous acts OF the infatuated mel
at Washington. and brought the perpetrators oil
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01

them 20 a dead pause Toilustrate the inere1ib'e
extent Of their int hua,nn and usoience. we quote
from the diplomatic corresp,rience OF secretary
Seward a shameful bat characteristic pas &c.
The Secretary'- whole Official correspondence
Was, 0y Congress. last winter, orierei 70 De
printed and such another mass Of official writing
whether for its voumnous amount. or the chAr-
acter OF large portion of the dispatches them
selves. was never before seen in the transactions
of this Government We may add, that TINS
country was never before disgraced IN It's
diplomatic correspondence Here j. the passage
il Is taken from a dispatch TO the British Minister;
Mr. SEWARD TO LORD LYONS
MY lord | can touch bell on nv right
hand and order the arrest Of citizen IN ONO
can touch the bel again and order the imp''S
onment Of a citizen in New York: and no power
on earth. but that OF the President, can release
them. Can the Queen of England. IN her DO
mlnions. do as muchI"
Thi- Is the very intoxication and madness oil
official inSoeace and folly on the part oil those
who. in the wild whirl of civil war. felt power
and forgot right But that party now begins 70
see that they have rung that bell too mnch
They hear echoes and reveroeratons that they
never expected That hell is now tollng The
knel OF the liberty crushing fanatics who rlshly
dared to awaken lts slumbering tones Mr. Sew
ard rung it in Connecticut he will hear ~ re
verberations come crashing about his ears on tx
first Monday OF April.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01

To- The following rich scene is said 10 have
lately occurred in one of our courts OF justice be
tween the Judge and Datch witness all the way
from Rotterdam:
Judge-What'~ vow native langusger
Witness-l pc 10 native; lse Dootchman.
Jutge--Whst i YOUR mother tongue,
Witness o. fader say she PC al tongue
Juise-,in Nn irritable tongue What Ian.
gu'ge DID yon hrst le,rus-what language did
you speak n the cradle?
WImess-l dd not speak no language in Il
cradle at all. only cried ia Doofck
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01

sH-Two gentlemen of the bar. ..wending their
way home. late one aight, when Que. drunken
than the other. was nabbei BY the Charles and
pat in the iockup A friend. learning the
mi~hap. asked the other why he did not tail his
companion out Bal him out" said the law
yer. 'wsv you could not pump him out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01
FOR SALE.
FOR S SALE.


EN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE COURT OF
4 Common Pleas OF Marion County the undersigned
Will sell in lots TO silt purchaser. y ghi ec'e>s
more OF les living batw the National Road washing
ton >treet and the Market street, across the
east side Of half southwest qrarter Of section
g. township - range J. H. DANli'SoN.
mchi7 -alUr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01

~ 4 'contrsbans'' servantin Cincinnati was
sent to the market for porter house steak
which proved TO re very tough The gentleman
asked him sh sort of a steak he had ordered.
"A boarding house steak. sab" he replied
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01
ANNOUNCEMENT


tz-M. NORTH Is \ CANDIDATE FOR
counelm fa- The SIKH wara .u'sse 60 The decision
Of'se prmoer PIC ooneen'is' T s'ii Vert
tTMR EDITOR-PLEAsE ANNOUNCE
ELL KUHLSANN = candidate frr re-nornin alton
for the Office Of Coup-i man q tie Fifsh Ward.
cTMR EDTToR-PLEAsF ANNOUNCE
PATRICK HANRAHAN a. a candidate for Street Com
missioner subject 20 the dccisi Il The Dmccraiic Con-
venfion. NANY DEMOCRATS
t7-MR EDITOR-PLEASE ANNOUNCE |
Lieut. II. : GARNER. late Of BrAeken's Cavalry. a.
candidate City Msrsh, subject the decision Of the
Union Democratic Convention.
cpNsERv ATvFs
sETHE FRIENDS OF P. G. LEARy AN
him candidate for City Attorney. subject TO
the decision Of the City Democratic Convention.
eE-MR DITOR-PLEAS An
nounce HUGHEY sLAvFN as = candidate for Street
Commits subject the decision Of the Democratic
Union Convention, and oblge MANY VOTERS
.% EDITOR SENTINEL-PLEAsE AN
nource C. G. WE'RE a. cand'dste Tor Mayor, subject
10 the decision & the democratic Convection.
- MR. EDITOR-PLEASEA ANNOUNCE
the n me Of :. GOLD candidate for City Clerk,
subject to the decision OF the Democratic Convention
- EDITOR SENTINEL-PLEASE AN
pouncr ALPHONSO : BURT a Democratic candidate
for CITY Marshal subject the decision q the conven-
ton. MANY NoIthS-
~ EDITOR SENTlNEL-PLEASE AN
nornce the name Of T. PROTZNAN candidate for
City Attorney subject the decision q the Democratic
Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
~ EDITOR SENTINEL-YOU ARE
requested by mrny citizens announce The name Of
WILLIAM NJ HARRISON. Esq. as candidate for City
Clerk.
~ PLEASE ANNOUNCE TIE NAME
Of DAVID 5. McKERSAN a candidate for the Office Of
City Attorney subject the decision Of the Democratic
Convention.
~ EDITOR SENTINEI.-lFR ODERlCK
BELIZE Esq. will consent submit hi> name TO the
Democratic Municipal Nominating Convention can
ddate for the next Mayor the Of Indianapolis he
will supported by many citizens of the 9ih Sth {.
4th. ID 3D. 9th It'll and 5fh Wards.
sH-wE ARE AUTHORIZED To AN
nounce the name Of GEORGE w.PlTTS mdidatc FOR
Mayor, subject the decision q the Democratic Onion
Conveutior.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01
from Washington.

BrExsipE SrxT Wfsr TO SrrrRsEDE on INrER-
. rrRr WIN RaslcEASs-DARiSG REcoSSois-
sANcrs oF THE CoNFEDEEArEs MAR WAsHtNG-
rox-A FAiTHFrL PoKrRAIr oF GREAT Man.
SC &c &c
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
THE FAIRY WEDDING!

EeY special arran. ement we publish exclusively the
IL CAM PH0ToGR APPS e the IIIIIPuT,S WEDDING PAR
rY as follow
Mr. ami Mrs GEN. TON THUMB in wedding
dre~s........... .................. price IS cts.
COMMODORE MUTT and MISS MINNIE.
z onm~man AMI bridesmaid - -
Mrs. GEN. TOM TIL NIB. in celebrated recep
ton dress. .--.--------.---
Misses IfVINlA and MINNIE WARREN .-.- q"
The whole BRIDAL Parry. (gr up Of four.)
card ................- 49,. ." 20 cts.
The BRIDAL Parry fSferea>copc picture ."
The BRIDAL PAi,TY lStereocopic coored,l -" p CT.
The Irce If the card pictures. coored will be y
cents extra.
Can sent by mail receipt OF price and postage
stamp.
None genuine unless stamped with trade marx, 4
in circle on the front Of the photograph
r.. a ~. 7. ANTHONY,
5Gl Broadway. New York
Manufacturers OF the best Photographic Albums and
Publishers Of Card Photographs Of celebrities.
mch24- 3tdSw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01
A CT N r. S
NOTICE.

ATA MEETING OF THE Livery AND HAcKMEN.
n held a, " NHkson'- Livery able, on the 18th
daV Of M,rch 1853 tn following resolutions were unani-
moGss adopted:
R,ssfr.d That W.. The Livery and Hsckmen OF the
CITY Of Indianapolis adept the following code II prce
For funeral carriages or hacks drawn ~ Two ho' Aa
driver tn suf, Of not I.ss lhan dollars 10 the old
bu-in ground in the city 4 lndanapo he same 10 be
pa.d -. advance: AMI the hursing ground south OF
the city les than three cellars and my cents ne
same % be pa'd "a ads
R.s.ffe1. Ihat W. tie Livery ard Hackmen Of the
city of Intar apo. adopt n % pric-s ior
C,rrfa 3 or Hack the Insane . Mate A. lums To
Tho insane not than -. provided the Carriage or
Hack !. no, detained longer he Asyum than thirty
m mites Il longer extra charre wi hc made; and 10 the
Mute Asylum lot than dollar provided the Car
riave or detained longer than thirty minutes
iffonccr. extra charge will b. made.
R.sJreF That the above atverti>eI a. the Indian
apolis Daily journal and the indianapolis Daily sentinel
FOR Two week nlch2i-d2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01

ITFTTF HNFF--fIH IEIFHFNN NFFFFNS
sixth Diefrici Of Indiara 4
Indianapolis. March 24ih, lstS.
FIyHk CITIZENS OF THE SIXTH CoLi1CIlO> Die
tr.et of ~ llama are hereby notified that us isfs
amendment to he ENcse Tax Law makes u the slJs
pernns f. lowing the occupations named below 70 take
license the AZ lat TX from 1T 81 March,
until the 1t e Nay neat NJ "hich time
the general a-sessuen' will De made
Persons conccrned viii pease cali without dels, upon
the Assistant f the several COUNTIES. and make
application r. licenses. there beinz heavy penalty Tor
com lisncs: - -.
Architect and Civil fneineers li,ense Slv "
- ...fr,c,.r- lscef.-e.............e5 a
Lottery Ticket D-a,er-. icesc. ~ v
Insurance agsufs. license ~ %
p,,rbs-s iic,,,.e $50. ....... 10 co
Hl chez for pc idlinc ment. license oe
Stalliops and Jacks Of license 10 %
WILLIAM 4. BR ADSHAw,
rnch2s d&wlR Assessor 9Th District Of iadians-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01
BAN X & r S.

MERCHANT BANK,
IZuBY FERGUSON. PR0PR Erno, BUYS GOLD,
N silver. Drmand Notes aud Uncurrenf Money
Negotiste. Sales Of Sfock. Bond- &c. Commission,
Loans on Calla'erals and ransacts ordinary BANKING
Busines<. Pays infere GA Deposits a. agreement
No North rennsy iyania street. Indianapolis
mchs5-d2Od
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01
AGENCY.
TAKES.
EXCISE TAX NOTICE.

OryfrE 49, ssoR lSTERNAL kEHEsUS
sixth Defrici 81 lndisra 4
Indianapolis. March 24fh, lst3.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-15
NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

HHa
No. l-GuD Factory, College street, on the ail.
Surgeon, J. =. wEEKs.
" 2-Unlversity Building, Market street, on the
v~fr Hil. Surgeon, A. w. kK1LY.
" 3-Ensley's Building, SE corner Public Square.
Surgeon, AK EwNo.
4-Howard High School, College street, on the
Hi. Asst. Surgeon, y. S. TuwS.
" 5--eun Factory, upper end Front atroot Asst.
Surgeon, n. B. BLAsER
" s--college street, near Broad surgeon, CaAs
ScBLussER.
7-College street, between Church and Broad.
Surgeon, r. FtEruHER.
s-Masonio HALL Church street, noar summer.
Asst. Surgeon, d. BAcIR.
e-carrlago Factory, Market street, below the
Square. Act. Asst Surgeon, J, D. SKEER.
IO--Medcai College, College street. on the Hill.
Act, Asst Surgeon, w. X. BOwLlsd
IL" PEsr HoUaR On the University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, L. u. HoGIN
l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, FRED. SEYMOUR.
1s--Hume High School, Spruce street, cor. Broad.
Surgeon, =. HERRloK.
"14-Female School, Church street, near Ohatta-
nooga Depot. Surgeon, A. c Nc Cms-
NEr. m
l5-HyneS' High School, Line strest. corner Sum.
mer. Surgeon, W NJ. CHAsBARs
l6-Gordon Block, corner Broad street and River
Landing. Surgeon, FRED SEYMOUR
lT-0FFIcsRs' HosPITAI--Planters HOTEL sun.
mer street, corner Deaderiok. Surgeon,
S. u. WATERMAN. =
ls-Corner Church and College streeta Surgeon,
y. T. HINxTHAr.
l0-Morris stratton's Building, No. IA Market
street. Surgeon, -. snHADY.
z0-Baptist Church, summer street. Surgeon, -.
GOODWIN.
2l-bIethodist Church, Church street. Surgeon,
E. SwiNKIr.
+" 22-Hardeastles, South Market street. Surgeon,
-. RECKwiTH
8 23-Corner Vine and Broad streets. Surgeon, f.
CHAMBERtAIS. 80 ID
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-15
1. o. o.
Inns n. Hipr, Grand Secretary, should be a., sec
AZ Nashuips, I0sa

Inns n. Hhpr, Grand Secretary, should be a., seed
Al Nashville, Tons.
qs,aes.ss Ledge, No. l--Noets everv Tuesday Evoo-
inc AZ their Halt on the corner Of Union aud sum.
sf rtrccts Tue officers foe the present term, are;
D. 4 IAsaour, n g.; j. X, Nuis, va. j. l.. Meakeyi
secretary /; l.. X. spain, Treasurer
yy,bse Iodss No le--Meeu at tho same place
every Monday EvoninF Tha onlccrs arc x. A,
lanihen, N. e.; Henry Apple Ns0,i J, l. Park
secretary b, n. Brown, Treasurer
ssi,sg Lodge, No a0--Meels al their Hall on south
Caerry stroot, every Friday tventng The olnceis
are, g. o. Covert, Nc, Frank harman, N.6,i James
Wyatt, Secretary w. NJ. Nall0yi Treasurer
Aurora Lodgs, 10. iOs CGermanl -aieots At me
u.u corner OF Uniun and summer streets, every
rhnr.day Evening, The onioers are Charles kicht
NGs " Friodma, va ---- mtiernfhi secretary !
Geo soiiorle, Treasurer
Rii5sp E,soau,pmsai, No. i-Neei' a. tee shove Hal
an NE lrst and third Wednesdays % eech monlh
'rbe olnoara ares J. b Mills, CPS r. ~ Nehriqe, HI
a y. FULLER, s,W., Peter harra, 1rr 3Wi Tohn
nidh, scribe n, r. Gutter Treasurer
Ola, BrrsoA E.aaampmsli, 10 t-aegle 20 ne
.hove Han un the aoCOud and iourtn Wednesday
niohts of each month rhe oligera ~ 'et, y ~
iOp.i Henry Apple, ~; Z. hokerl sM.i ~ stle9
man, JW,f Charles kiroher, rp5ioei . ~ "afai
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