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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04
Cen, Frank Blair.

A writer with the signature OF "Another One OF
PeOps your paper Of the is Inst u'he' the votes
given by Republican members Of the Senate against the
confirmation OF MAI Ger Blair by saying Grss, that the
opposed tho Presidents PrOcsmstion and second
that bat in the Missouri Legislature
recommended the nomination.
Neither Of those statements 10 correct Cen Blair cor
daily sussns the Proclamation, and his nomination ws
urged BY than Of tho Legislature and BY
very large majority Of the Emsncpaor's, including even
'one Of the Fremont faction the ground that he had dis
played great military capacity in the various bsttlehe
where he had been In tho organisation Of troops and
In tho decisive military policy adopted by him from the out
set Of the war Bot the facts stated true they wsud
form no justification for such vote when many others were
confirmed without question, who certainly not Emanepa
tonists This Defense n may supposed speak for the
Senators In question: makes II plain that they controlled
in her votss BY psrtsanshp Gen. Fremont have been
and still sm friend Of Fremonps. and have believed that
Gen Blair erred in bis judgment Of Fremont Administration
10 Missouri But that IL prescribing him. Ben
stors should 10. DO psrtissps sf fremont aud Blsir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04

The SUPPOSED POISONING CASE IN NEW JERSEY.
The the OF the sudden death OF Mrs Susan
TLoas continued yesterday before Coroner Farrell IN
Jersey City.
Dr. Joha Kudch who assisted in the po,tmorem eIami'
nation related the particulars Of the Cation and con.
that though they found this brain ntsned the heart
diseased aud the kdnIys nhamed yet In his OPINION the'o
not enough the sudden death lie suggested
that tho stomach should be anay zed hnd Tor
that the stomach LEFT OUT and the bodJ sewed
no Mr. Heberu tbou that would cause too much scan.
ds end Dr. kudch being the family physician, did not
insist but to an inquiry what should be done WIN ise 'o
sch now detached tho body advised that should be
put ia coffin and buried. lie then et Tbs witness was
principally with reference TO the effect 81
various posons. He also testified TO sfterwafd paftici
psng u,Ics search for the stomach IN the vault Of
the Clubhouse; that druggist Informed him that Mrs
had purchased Of all ounce or shy large
doses. .,.
Dr yack testified 10 examining tho body after the post
sIaninson discovered nothing by which he coua
the of death he removed tho ntenes and
placed them Ia jar =,
Mr Ann Maria Ehler neIhbor testified to inquirng Of
Ma Thomas the OF Mrs Ts death ho replied that Do
thought her stomach that he had eaton ome nuts the
evening before aud he thought they were stale
going Nj Thomas her 10 make no mention OF MIS-
rs the witness knew nothing Of any domestic diiheul.
Nv between tie parties though Mrs T. told her II was osd
have IN the house witness bad always
Mn, T. healthy until last Chrsnss ON calling
told by Mr. T. that he would rather not have her soc
lis wife, she very beryous MIS- T. told her she never
had been sick before that, except In confinement
An weeks then hsd In order tn
| the contents OF the INTESTINE. migbt be examined
Durns the examination Mr.. Thomas counsel announced
that he was willing take the Whatever
questions might be asked Of him. but tho proposition was
| waived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04

nnued. Russia has replied 70 the communication a
France BY bsneyolent words. promisng sonesssiou
and amnesty. TIE Old distrust Of Europe toward
France exists no longer; and II il should happen
that the destiny Of Poland must % estted By Cont
sress, there is no doubt the voice Of France would
be listened TO. !
M. Billsult mentioned tho precsde1b o. the
SsDate on similar occasions, and asked that the
order Of The day be adopted. The Senate could not
hesitate between referring the petifions 70 ~
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, accompanied ~ m reg
sons for so doing u course which perhaps implied
risk Of war and passing to the order Of the day.
merely expressing confidence in the wisdom arG
nTm % OF the Emperor. Much cheering fOllowed
M; Billanlss speech. u
Inc Senate Sens passed to the order Of the day by
vote OF l09 against IL.
A demonstration in favor Of Poland had taken
place In Paris. =. - ..
The PGtr,e Of the 10Th says: To-day, at ~ con.
clnsion OF the lecture delivered by Professor De G-
rardi large number Of the students set out for the
Palace OF the Senate, with the object of making 4
manifestation in favor Of Poland. On arriving A
the Place Odeon, they were dispersed by the police,
During the sitting Of the Senate, the Place Odeon
was patroled by police, also the Rue de Derangi1
rard in order to prevent the people from collecting
together. Some arrests were made In conseoueuco
of the above demonstration.
The Paris Mon,teur and London Times regard vhs
news from Poland as showing that the insurrection
il becoming general.
Intelligence from Lithuania states that all msrrhals
Of corporations in that province, all judges and jul
dietary officers and all tho independent public func
tonariss have sent in their designations en- mass.
These resolutions are based upon the resolution
to receive any communication from the Government
in the Russian language. The functionaries wing
resigned are said to bave declared Infamous all Wild
should consent to fill the pos tons they had vacateds
A dispatch from Tarnow announces that LaDge4
wicz has defeated the Russians, under the command
of Schsshowsky, and captured considerable quanti4
ties of war material
1t Is reported that the reply of Austria 10 the
French proposals is evasive.
kilograms from Cracow say q report was current
that Langiewicz had been put to fight and hia
forces dispersed that he was at Opotowicz, and
sought the consent of the authorities 10 pass through
Gallicia, but was refused.
Earthworks were being thrown up around War
saw. The inhabitants expected an attack at Easter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04
Latest. Via Lirerpool.

~ LtCcJ pVoe
LONDON, Saturday-The Rebel loan rather re-
lapsed to-day, closing at % al! premium.
Pans, Saturday.-The Bourse opened at 69f. Csc.
for Rentes.
CRAcow, 20tb.--The insurgents arc rallyipg a
Vilitza, commanded by Somelorski.
PARIS. 2lst.-Dispstches received at the Russian
Embassy confirm the defeat Of Langiewicz, who had
been conveyed to Tarnow. The insurgents lost
400 killed, and "a taken prisoners.
A telegram from Lemberg also confirms the above.
Wa Queensto1en.
LONDON, 22d.-Tke Times City Article, dated
Saturday evening, says Consols, after official
hours, were firm, AT 92s aS3s. The Rebel loan
close at 81 a IT prem.
PARIS, Saturday evening.-The Bourse Is frmer:
Rentes closed at 69fr. Csc.
LONDON, 22d.-A Cabinet Council was held yes
terday.
Mr.. Fender, NJ. p. for Manchester, has joined the
Direction of the British aud American Exchange
Banking Corporation.
In the minority Of IL of the French Senate, on tho
Polish Question: are the names of several Of the
most intimate of the Emperor's encourage
; QUrEssrows, 22d-rhe steamship Africa, from
Boston, arrived here to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04
Naval.
,rprurs IN GOVERNMENT VESSELS.

STRIKES ON GOVERNMENT VESSELS.
The Navy Department has sienihed lite intention
TO recommend ali contractors of vessels for the Navy
TO nav the same price for labor IA is paid in the
Navy-Yards, or else any delays resulting from
strikes will not be allowed to account for time in
the completion of vessels contracted for. 1t is
derstood that this decision is meant to indicate that
benceforth contractors will be compelled to pay the
fines incurred by tho delay. Laborers in the Brook
lyn Nayy-Yard now receive eleven shillings per
day, and mechanics from ~ SO ~.
DEPARTURE OF THE CIMERONE.
One Of the new vessels which recently failed on
their trial trips, the Cimerone, having been
thoroughly overloaded, sailed from Philadelphia to
;oin the blockade fleet. The Osspse has aso gone
10 sea, 90 that eli the imperfect ships now under
way again.
BOARD OF ENGINEERS.
A Board of Engineers will be ordered in a lew
days 10 convene at the Brooklyn Navy-Yard, Tor
the purpose Of examining candidates for admission
70 and promotion in the corps Of Engineers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04
DEFEAT OF GEN. LANGIEwICz.
General Resignation Of all the Polish
Officials in Lithuania.
Requirements for the French Armies in
Mexico and Cochin China.
ALARMING STATE OF GARIDAlOpS HEALTH
HALryAx, Friday, April ., 1863.

HALDAx, Friday, April ., 1853.
The r. M. steamship Canada, Capt. Grace, from
Liverpool on Saturday the 2lst March, at 10 q. m,
via Queenstown on the 22d, arrived here OF $3.50 p.
M. to-day. She had been detained off the harbor
since this morning by fog. The Canada has $1,000
in specie, and 43 passepges for Halifax and 80 for
Boston. She passed on the 2lst ships Elvira, Ben
Nevis, and bark Solo, going into Liverpool 2@d, at
g. M, off Sslters, R. NJ steamship Africa for Liv-
erpoo 23d, lat. ST. Ion. 10, steamship City of New
York for Liverpool; 26th. lat 49, lon 80, steamship
Kangaroo for Liverpool. The ship BENZ. Bangs
arrived at Queenstown on the ODD, and the Dash
away at Gravssend on the 22d. The Canada also
passed at q. m. April @ lat. 49, lon 50, the steam.
ship Nova SEQ Ia, from Liverpool March 10, for
Portland The Canada sailed from Halifax at p
IN. Weather clear.
The steamers Cl.y Of Cork, Of the Inman line, and
the Louisiana, woui' leave Liverpool shortly after
the Canada for New-York. The former would call
at Queenstown, sailing thence on the 23d.
The steamship Jurs, from Portland, reached Liv'
erpool on the evening Of the 10Th.
The steamship Glasgow, from New-York, arrived
at Qusenstown, and the Borusss, from New-York,
at Southampton, early on the morning of the 10th.
The Glasgow reached Liverpool on the Dist.
The steamship Damascus. from New.Yofk, arrived
at Liverpool on the Dist.
The departure of the Great Eastern is pOstponed
till tho 18th Of April ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04
Commercial Intelligence,

Lospos MONEY MARKEr.-Fupds on the Goth
rather rmer There was an active demand for money,
LIVERPOOL CorToS MAkKEr Frdsy-The sales Of Cotton
for the week have been bales Including 1900 bales 70
5noyant with oonside able advance which fully aus
tanned and closed with advance Of ID Oh the week
for American odd surats and 46ld other descrp-
lions The sales to-day friday 5000 bales including
bales to SPECTATORS and exporters the market closing
s whOu, change prices The following are the suhor'
lied quotsuons; -
sir 0rlesns........24sd Middlins Orleans.
f E.r Mobiles Mi iSd up S: ..sisS
Stock port $4,000 bales including bales Of Amer.
TRADE RpPoRrThe advces from Manchester report the
market for Cotton goods and Yam. fat SSt rather ,ssay
spence Co. and others report; Flour dull. and de
elined5nd Dbl quoted "a a1e6 Whs:s irssGlsI md
era. s.9s 8: White Western TO- dlOisi White Southern
y LiysRpcok PROVISION MARxxr-The Provision msrkss
dull declining Bigla1d A,hys Co and others re-
port Beef heavy, and declined 2s p Dbl roIk quiet;
Bacon irregular. at decline Of H. Butter nomnsL Lsx6
easier at 81 ass. TslIow 9ust and steady. a.,
LIyRRpooL PRopuoE MARxEr-Ashes steady ct soj
d3lj for Pots ana Pearls Resin downward, With ANAL
sales a. 2s 2e for Common. Spirits Tarpentne ospias
Sugar dSwnya5a Coffee steady Res f% a.. COG -.
,s. w Sa;s s o .ss. Sg :. s n'e'd o d' ~
IoSDos MsMksTs-tB"rlns) -Bresdstqs. opened armsr
sS S SSSS sssndsncy Coffee Saoysa Res
steady. TallOw very dull Spirits Iurpen.ne hrm a. n
Oil dull a. 81. Crude Petroleum heavy at l2l6
LoNpoy MONEY MARxET Friday evening; -Consos
closed to-day at 2ds for money. The weekly return Of
the ark England shows increase Of kzlooo oai'
lion. - a..
AMERICAN Srocxs-The market for American stocks 10
Quiet but steady: Illinois Central r. r., d44 discounts
EIio Railway Shares, &2ad4St.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening. COTTON: eaies
NJ Cotton TODAY bales including 200 10 speculasoru
and the market cl5sng quiet unchanged rates.
BRKApsruFY-Ths breadstuhs market closes quiet but
steaoy. - - .,..
PRopuCEThe Produce market closes quiet aud steady
LONDON Saturday Evening closed to-day at 9zi
ASA for money.
AnERIcAN STocKs-The latest sales Illinois Contra
Railroad, - ds4 Discount; Erie Railway, 42t1<3&
HAyRE MARKET-Cotton-The sales Of the week foot ~
Is QUO Orleans ordnare 2s0f bss 37s The mar
10 steady, with triDg advance Stock Ia port $500
bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04
FROM vICKsBURG.

more Sensational hepOfts-Ine Cut"OH
Abandoned-The Indianola I'm Fighting
Order-Fcars for Farragus-Proiccted
Invasion Of Missouri.
PHILADELPHIA. Friday, April ,, 1862
A special dispatch from Cincinnati says:
The news from Vicksburg is not encouraging.
The s.eele's Bayou expedition had returned to
Youngs Point, and the troops were being difem-
barked.
The work on the cutoff opposite Vicksburg had
been abandoned. The Rebel cannon command two.
thirds Of its length.
The Commercials Memphis dispatch says: I'm.
formation which can be relied on has reached here
to-day of the whereabouts Of the Indianola. The
Rebels took her to Alexandra, La, on the Red
River and repaired her sufficiently to make her ser
vceabe. Fears entertained for the safety Of the
Hartford and Albatross. o. the Rebels have the
Queen Of the West, the w. H. Webb, and the In
dianoa. a feet sufficient to give Admiral Fsnagqt
some trouble. !. - .. J. ...---...,s>
g Price and Kirby Smith are collecting the scat
tered forces of the enemy in Arkansas preparatory
10 entering Missouri" -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04
Non.Arriva1 OF the NORM
po,y,.xp. Me-, Friday. April 3-l;~ p m
NJ .;,s 81 tbs steamer North American.
,,.,x Accideat in Ncw-Jersey.

RAILWAY, n. J., Friday, ApriI 3, 1868.
IT.. r,s,tyal Railroad express train over the New.
r.s. Railroad. which eft NewYork at this even
;"r Fan oil the track at East Newark bridge. Tho
na,. fsIl over the embankment, but providentiay
a nerson was killed. as far as heard from, though
Great many were severely bruised. One man named
Rks, living in Newark, was very seriously bruissd
travel over the bridge is suspended for the night,
and passengers are being transferred through New
ark by the Morris and Essex track.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04
Poland.

The debate In the French Senate on Polish affairs
concluded on the 18th.
M. Banlt, on behalf Of the Government, said o
fresh instruction only bring fresh 'uisfOrtunes
and II Is neither good useful, nor humane TO en-
courage it. Tho French Government persists in
this language. II lie necessary, he sad to mlstrust
popular impulses. Aspirations for liberty were
msnifesting themselves everywhere, and MADE
power more accessible 10 the voice which has often
raised in favor Of Poland. For this reason, DC COZ"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04

SENATE. ALBANY, April 8, 1868.
EVENING SESSION.
THE MILITIA LAW.

THE MILITIA LAW.
Mr.. SMITH reported sundry amendments TO the
Militia law. 1t limits exemptions including clergy
men, State officers and clerks Shakers and Quakers
renders liable foreigners who have declared their
intention Of becoming citizens; provides for the
notice Of enrollment RENTS penalties for tho last
year; no penalty to be imposed this year, the ex-
peuses Of the militia for last and tho present year to
be paid nom the general fund Of moneys now col
eced and credited 10 the several countless excuses
Shakers and Quaksrs from the draft on the payment
Of $500.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READISG.
Appropriating 100000 for the Improvement Of
the Hudson River; creating a bureau OF military
statistics. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04
The Europa Outward Bound-Nen.Arrival
of the Canada,

HALIFAX. Friday. April 1853.
The r. NJ. steamship Europa, from Boston, AZ
rived at ~ o'clock last night, and sailed for Liver
pool at a.
There arc no signs of the r. M. steamship Cana.
da, now fully due with three days later European
news. A thick fog envelopes the harbor.,
To-day, being Good Friday, is observed 81 you
eral holiday Ia the British Provinces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04
Nneuiuu ofLake Navigation.

BUYyALo. Friday April ., 1868.
Buffalo harbor is open and tho New York Contra
Railroad propellers have resumed their regular trp
10 ports on Lake Erie ana Lake Michigan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04

SALE Oh PmzE PRoPIRTY.-By direction OF the
SECRETARY Of tho Navy a. viii be by
elewhsfe United States Marshal Cspp OF Florida WI sell
public auction to-day at the Atlantic Doek n
pfze cAgoes Of tho schooneS Ess Heed hsse lAny ns
iuoss MSy!s, and ether vsSssls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04
France.

The Times Paris correspondent writes that the
news from Cochin China, is by no means satisfsc1
tory, and reenforcements earnestly asked for BY
the commander Of the French forces. Gen. FOrey ID
making the same demand from Mexico, whore, Il d
said 5000 men required in addition to the presA
ent large force in that country.
The coming elections csuse much anxiety 10 the
Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04

The following kilograms have been received vie
Suez:
CALCUTTA, March 2-Gray Shirtings and Mule
Twist tending upward. Indigo unchanged. Ex-
change Do. 8ad.
sHAsGHAE, Feb. s.-Gray shirtings unchanged.
Silk heavy. Exchange De. 2ad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04
The Court OF Appeals.

ALBANr Friday, April 3. 1863
The following is the calendar of the Court Of APP
pesls for Saturday April 4: Noa 20, b. 49, 7e g. &C. H. 10
20, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04

Track.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Friday April D. 1862
twenty-five guerrillas threw wood train of the
nashville Road, four miles above Franklin, this
s'efnoon. They burned the locomotive and two or
1ss cars and tore up the track for some distance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04
Dsssrue,lon Of the shin s,or or Pence.

r.. Bosros. Friday, April 8. 1859.
~sfgo OF the ship Star Of Peace, which was
sas' oy the pirate Florida, is estimated, at half
'-AA'n' sod We insured for sISs,3OO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04
From San francisco.

SAN FKAsonoo Friday, April lses.
Sailed steamer Orlsbs with 50 passengers aud f0JJ u
treasure for England and casa. 900 for ksw.ieik
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04
India and China.

Garibaldi's health causes renewed anxiety.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-23

Joe Johnston's celebrated Intercepted
cipher dispatch has excited great curl
osity. threads;
LII. GEN. PEMBERToN MY xAfvuslx
wasv vuf lsp by the brcg
100000 vegts nerpzif IN IL
will be & b or cszg d as they nty
Bragg m tphin zgaqk C m b C
when IL dEgix f will yoi as h
ymtwm Do youy { ym the kmr
frsy How and where is the ] 8 m a
gugsftve h b h y is your p oess?
j. 4. JOHNSTON.
Now the meaning of this mysterious
dispatch is: "Gen. Pemberton My men
would have you buy 100000 books and
magazines from R. Il. Singleton, Nash
vile, and bring EN- on as quick as pOGsi-
bic. Bragg wants some. Floyd does
too. How is your poetry?
JOE JoHEsToN."
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sntIers. IEaIIyI

AT the store of f, w. Decker, in "Delle-
vis,o" corner Summer and Howard Streets.
The goods you need, you will find there,
ample and of the best quality. Go and
examine the great variety of his we'll
selected aud assorted supply-StOre, con-
sistiug of
Ale, Lager Beer, Catawba Wine, the
choicest kinds Of Fruits and Candies,
Cakes, Crackers, Batter, Eggs, Cheese, &c.
iune21- Inns II. w. DECKER.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-23

The rebels had grapevine telegram
yesterday announcing that John Nor
gan's cavalry had crossed the Cumber-
land Sunday, captured and burnt train
on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
yesterday, and took the town of Gala
tin. There was not the least foundation
for these lies. The freight trains and
the passenger train came in at the
usual hours, thus giving the best refuta-
ton to the rebel statements.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-23

TnEATRE .--The performances this eve.
ming are of the most interesting and at
tractive character. They commence with
the legendary drama Of 1.-THE Fairy of
the Lake; or, The Lilies of Killarney"
Fairy Filadaune, Little Alice zavistows-
XII Ned Ryan, Mr.. Eickinson; Larey
0'Laughlin, Mr.. Hamilton; Cornelius
Lynch, Mr. Allen; Kate Kearney, Mrs.
Bernard; Rose Kearney, Mrs. Seaman !;
Dew drop. Miss Pereival; Morning Star,
Miss Il. Pereival; White LILY, Miss Ma
syj pea Blossom, Miss Hogan. After
which, new Irish song by Mr.. Stewart
to be followed by "Grand 0lio," in
which the zsvistowskis execute some Of
their most charming dances. The per-
formances conclude with "Paddy Miles's
Boy" in which Mr.. Stewart sustains q
a fayorite Irish character.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-23

The auction sale of goods under the
auspices Of the United States Marshal,
was well attended yesterday. The goods
generally sold low. Bargain hunters had
a fine field, whether they awaited them
selves of it or not. The sale will be con-
tlnued to. day. Go and buy. Think of
solid colored bareges at 1216 and 10 cts. ;
and gather up your greenbucks for in
vestment
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail,

A. G.. SANFORD & CO.,
At Merchants Bank, No. so College
Street,
Will furnish officers and Soldiers who
wish to send money home, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
or town., and thereby save the RISK of
sending money by mail or Express.
This is the only safe way to send money
North. june13-tf
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NASHVILLE, June %, 1868

NAbHNA Lille y une ~ 4OVo' #
Mr.. Editor desire TO suggest through
your paper to the different Committees
that have been appointed by the Nash
willie Union Club, Tennessee Union
League, and by the Mayor, on the part
of the City Council, that they meet and
make arrangements for the celebration
which is TO take place in this city on the
4th day of July, some time very soon.
What say the different Committees?
One OF THE COMMITTEE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-23

Suffers, you can now find the largest
and best assortment of Goods in this
city, in your line, at w. w. Totten's,
No. 30, College street, opposite the Sc
vance House, at the lowest market pri-
ces. junce 21-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-23

The much talked Of invasion Of Penn
sylvaniA proves that our commanders
ought always to keep a large reserve
force to attend 70 these contingencies
which cannot be foreseen. Now Single
ton says that however great a rush may
be made upon his shelves aud counter
for his invaluable books and papers, he
has still tremendous reserve force of
these Rrticles to supply all calls. p
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-23

All persons who desire attending the
Exhibition at Cecilia Academy on Tues
day, 23d, will call at the General Rail-
road office, No. % North Cherry street
Omnibuses will leave the office at half
past five o'clock, in time for the after
noon and evening exercises and will re-
turn Immediately after the close.
All persons going out in the Omnibus,
will start from the Office, and on their
return will be taken to their homes
anywhere within the city limits.
June 23-1t.