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w the pullc generally that Aftsr an al,sep,s si ~
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29
NO 249

The loss in the 16ih Indiana is sixty-
seven enlisted men and Eve officers
wounded, eleven killed, and Eve otbsrs
have since died of their wounds.
-Four hundred and seventy-two Of the
wounded men have been brought TO Mem.
phis on the hospital steamer d. A. Janu-
ary.
Our loss was estimated at six hundred
killed and wounded.
The prisoners were miserably clothed.
without ovcrcoats, and but few shoes.
NEw YoRK, Jan. 25.-Advices from
New Orleans state that on Thursday
evening, January 9Th, there was a rumor
at New Orleans that the Winona, one of
our guEboAts, had been sunk by tho South
battery at Port Hudson.
II is also reported that StonewAll Jack
son, with 10000 men, had reinforced
Vioksburg.
There was nothing from Galveston up
to noon Of The Sth
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29

The average valuO Of this "pSOW~ty"
cannot exceed one thoESRnd dollars Saeh,
or a teal Of fSur huAdred 90 Af1y -eisht
thousand dollars. South CSvolina on Sc
count of lo@ 10 her citisCna Of the psl-
try sum Of S2s, 900, ws willing - inAu-
guPatS this unholy Dsbellion. FrOA Ssch
frivslous causes is this cSuatry 10 be de-
stsoyed, and untold Dillioas Of HSasurs
expended, including thousands Of ivss.
Trsly 10 il a NEST solemn fSRsA OAa
any jGdGnSMt be no Ssvsre asAiss. A0ss
distuTbers % a nstiOA's peace?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29

JOYS = Hun, Grand Secretary, shsuls be as-~~st
A. HoAa,lls, ress

JosS y HpA, Grand Secretary, shSals be At-"@sed
Al HoAaills, Tess.
Tssas,sss LsdSe, No Meets SvSry Tuos'ay Rven-
lag, A. thsir hsN, on The corner Of Cafes aud SAN.
ner Iirsea Tho sfncers ier tes Y-essnt terE, are
o. = IsSusur, 80; J, y Mills, 70; J. l.. Wsaksy
Secretary l., Z. spsiu, Treasurer
TNssas Lo1ys, No lo-ussts At ths Sans place
svsry noadsy Evsntsa Tbs sNcota are n A.
Cannbeu, y. a., Hsary Arpls, ' O., J. l. Park
Secretary a =, hroWa, Treasurer
sst.v Lsdss, No so-Mssh Al Asir HAN, on south
Cherry street, every FueAy vsninE Tho officers
are o. G. Covert, \ O., TrAsk Hartman, VG.i James
Wyatt Secretary v. Mallory, rr asursr
Aursra Lodge, Ns, lO5, (Gcrn1ul Meets at the
HAl, coruer Of Uaiun aud summon streets, every
rhprsfay Evening. The ufhCers are Charles Rich
y a.; FuedmA V.G.; -- Biucrlich, Secretary
Geo SsiayIlc, Treasurer.
Rlissig Fnrln,sn.ni, No. Meets At the above Hal
90 tbu urst Nnt third Wednesdays of zach mouth
rne ofhcers srr j, MlIs, C.p., Y n Nchrde llP.
a. ' FULLER, ~ rstsr Harrs, Jr., W. John y
Hide, Scribe % n, Gutter, Treasurer,
Olrs Brrr-h C-pranYwsnf, No i-Nrets a. h'
shove Hal uu ibu sUurud aud fourth Wrdnesday
0issts of snCh mouth, Tho officers are. las r be.l
q g.; Henry Anrc. % r.. L. Muker, SW., b triai
man, w. thlrifg Krcner, Sr-boi }. n. Ward
Treasurer.
1Rs hsgr,s f n7ugV-r sf RahsasA-Nsots the hrs
Huidsy aacyuoou ~ eAch month, lt o'sloN,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29

The Chevariyi gives a wood-cut repre-
senting the year 1868 (under the guse
Of young woman looking round in
great alarm at a scene of the utmost CON
fusion, in which the Northern States Of
America, the Southern States, Greece,
Turkey, the Roman question, the New
Bouleyards Of Paris, the new opera
house, are all flung pell-mell together at
her feet. She oXclaims, as 1862 is seen
stealing away in the distance "What a
mers my predecessor has left me And
Just TO think that ! have the task Of set
ring all this confusion in ordcr.'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29

TIE REACTION SETTING IN.-A FeAo-
tion has already set in against VAllan-
digham and his pronunoiAmento on the
floor OF the House among Democrats
even in Congress. Outside Of Congress,
the condemnation Of his speech among
strict members Of the party is common.
A caucus was hastily called Of the DEM
ocratic managers last evening 10 consider
the party's policy, with the light cast
upon the future by Bingham and Wright
A distinguished Railroad President OF
Ohio, and recently Democratic eandi.
date for Governor Of that State, declined
10 attend, and sent word TO Vallandig-
ham that the personal relations between
them had been ended forever by his
speech Wash Cor Tribune.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29
POST HEADQUARTERS,

Pesi- HsadqHNrters % Celless street. betvesa en-.
len aud Church streets, (Dr waters rssidsAss) asA.
u. T. Mitchell, eemnandinG.
LssaisHi QusTiSmsstsr--lisbu ursiHG Rnd InGpsCtHN
Ohioor, on Chsuy street, between buToh and Broad.
Capt J, =. Chandler.
Assiami as@tgwsa~-la SAAres Sf Transports
uon, e. Cherry street, SssveOa VHisu Rnd OAGeh.
Capt J. n. Bingham,
Assstlni QusFhsrHssA--Ia ehEsSe u SFN - q !
ana Garrison EquiPAgs, 70. II Market swOSt Oapt
Thos. j. Coz,
Lssaiast Qa~b4mssaw oksHR sf Means si
Transportatien and Quartsrnas asieT Stsrsa ChsTBy
street, scar Theatre. Lieut, ChRs 4. lTUa.
Ass5iaRi ousrt,rTsS~-Is chsrss Of Fusl, BorsEs
and Stationery, No. az nGFtst street Lieut. Va,
Mills.
Aui'iiaf casrier~ssi~ 90 FsT he AsslEn nsHt s
Quarters and Receiving sua IgAiAs hSSFseEi sbJTss
Capt o. HoKsAR IApora
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29

is not known, their publication may lea
to the discovery of his name and where
abouts Of his friends, He was Tsnnss
sean. Yours, re.
Dol DIsAPP0IHTHHHT
ny song has fed,
Ny muse rs doad
ARl woe beshrouds my vay,
And the early GROW,
And the he q s dosp low,
RSaldO gloomy day.
For hSv could I, 4
With an endless sigh,
- sVsr happy more,
with ths hope ats asA,
And the no you've
TOol A. felt before
Adiou fair mus,
Thy charms lose,
With tssr and sigh tAou'rt ssss
And my hope sinks SOsP
In the night fssep,
Asd y,ells " thT nsgis vssA
VIA, goods Hight
In droary night
Hns rays afford ne chsori
Aud Why pursus
IL golden hue
USAch step IL Lrod IN fcAr'
R woe the thought
TtAt ever brought
% me the fatal blow
II ny restless sleep
IGream and weep,
RsnusS il failed me soI
Yet why this chill
ny heart should Ill,
Ard bow my head with grtOf'
Both sot the Gold
horo hovrs yield
Mans gathered in the shasf'
Lsok oer tho plane,
Along ths lane,
And on the grassy lawn,
And by the brock
In the little nook
Where plays the lovely faWn
The dew drops there,
- sweet and fair
Ns, opening to the gaze
III from it sip
With my own lip
SLs charm here ito ,wootnees lays.
The r,Eo bud too,
There brings to view
Its sweet and lovely form
And as it blows
It gently throws
It's fragrance to lie storm.
And though a sting
A thorn may bring,
She's queen Of nowogs all
The little pain
Grows sweet again,
aud lends Joyous thrill
Then, fare thee well
Ny Joys foretsIl,
Yon blossoms waiting new
I'll Of to the grove
Will ny own fOad lsyS,
ARl plant E.ss cn'her brow
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29
NOS. AND LOCATION
or
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No, l-old Con Factory, Cherry street, on the Hill
2-uniyyersity Building, Market stroot, on the
s-Ensley's Building, Sc corner Public Square
Howard high acbool, College street, Oh the
Hill.
5-Gun Factory, upper end Front street.
O-Coilogc street, near Broad
7-colegc street, between Church and Broad.
B-Masonic Hall, Church street, near Summer.
9-Carriago Factory, Market street, below the
SQUARE.
l0-hodical College, College street, on tho Hill.
IL" PEsT HousE "--Ou the University Pko.
l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, orncr Cherry.
l3-IIume High School, Spruce street, oor Broad.
1i-Feme'e School, Church street, rear Chatta-
uooga Depot.
lb-Hynes' High School, Line sire It. corner Sum.
mer.
l6--Gordon Block, corner Broad stroot and River
Landing.
l7-OFTtCERs' HosPTAI-planters uotel, Sum
mCr street, corner Deadcrick.
" ls-Corner Church and College streets
I0--M0rris STATIONS Building, No. IA Market
street q
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DIRECTORY.
CITY GOVERNMENT.

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN CHUMBIEY, MarshaL
Depuig Marshals-w. II. wilkirsou, A. @. Tucker,
aud James A. Steelo
Clerts ofGs MarkstIohn Chrmbley, er-osloio, arst;
Jacob Ffenoh second aud Thos McCarty, third.
Tar 4ssss4or--wlliam Driver
Revs,ne Coliector-A. q. Shankland.
Wdler Tar Colleotor--E B. Garrett
TFearirer--R Henry.
Wharf Master-Thomes Leake.
Sapsrfaisndent Of The WorL,ou,e-,I Q Dodd.
Superintendent Of hs Water Works-wm. Stewart
Og,ief Of The Frs Departmens--John N. seabury.
ssaion Of Ge Cenetery-T. n. Mcbride.
Street Over,esr--J l., stewart.
Cag ARorEog--E y Muilsy,
CITY COUNCIL.
hoard Of Alderfnsn--M " Brieu, President John
Carper Jos. J. Kobb Ed Mulloy, H. G. Scoyel, ". y.
Cheaiham, NJ, G, l.. Claiborne, and J, G Smith.
torp,aoH Counoa-Andrew Anderson, President; Jas.
Turner, William Roberts, g. NJ. South sAte, Abraham
Myers Alex. Mcdaniel, l.. B. Hough, Charles sayors,
J. b. Knowles, " A, McClolland, 7. j. Yarbrough,
VIM. nriver, VIM. Stewart, Thos Cready, VIM. baily
and Vim. Sanborn.
srAyDma 0oES'w~~ss - uE 49, ssE-l
PSussoe-Knowlss, sVsvG and BTiea
RaAr W-s-Aud~sgn suitA ~ GSs~a~
ssrcss- Han, yayusv, HT~u, BSSg, osrosA-
YsfbrsSh, ,WssdS and EaiH
Wb~t-psrS~, cyp~ ass MSSs,AasA
ssA.ob-AsAthsa, HBsg nd RssVaA
~, RP~4sss-Hysrs, sewer sns MsGhS=sA
e~s-sriVs, ce~Sy sut HyWG
aussvv-SoiA, AssSTa ssa RlSSsA
R@Ea Ks-v--TRSSstsD, DySeo eaG Gn~=.
c@s-RsRs Rsy, usCsa "a - @swaSt
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MILIT A II Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS,

Dsyarsu0k headquarters on RiA ISceh Maj.
Gen. Res0crHus, sonnRnaihE.
Ckif QuartsrHpdsisr-He cd dquArtors on N - s@s0t
near Cedar. Lieut.. Col. Jao. W. Taylor.
Chif Conpuliasar rg-Hsadqu on Sumnsr ssrOet,
Broad. Liout. Col. 5, simmons.
Proves Marshal Gsnsral - headquarters % Hish
street Capt. ". n. Riles.
Medisal DSseiOT - sSrgSsu A. HS@g Th@stsn
Omaa. y ChaTrT smesN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29

An AFFECTING INomAEr.-A cOrTOs-
pendent describes the following incidsAt
which occurred on boaFA tie nuriSt
Lane sitter she was boarded 10 dalveS-
ton by the rebels Among the frSt nsA
struck dswn were the sallARt Captain
Wainright AAd First LisuteAaAt Lee Who
had fssght with desperation and vAlor
that no mortal Oonld SurPass. They lay
bleeding and PROSTATE upoA the dssk,
still dealing death among their enemies
One young soA Of Captain WaiariTht-
emily ten years old, just think Of it'll
stood at the cabin door, a revolver In
each hand, and never ceased 6riAE till he
expended every shot One Of his IooY
little hands Was disabled by a ball shat
tering his four fingers, ana thea his in.
fantile soul gave way he hurst int
tears and cried Do you want 10 kill
me p Darling youg hero may his souA-
try never forget himl Where is the He.
mans TO we'd his name to immortal verse,
like another Casabihnca lie is now a
prisoner in the hands Of the enemy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Sleys-James NJ Hinton. De7a.e'-Thomas Hob.
sou und j. X. Buchanan.
Regir'sr-- -Phincas Garrett,
T,-,ss-W. Jasper Taylor
CoroAer--N II. Bechos.
RAnger-Jo ohn Corbitt
Rsrere Colllct.r-w. D. Robertson.
Railroad Tsr Co'!sei0r--J. G. Brley.
ConJabl,s Jor he Nas,rtN: Distriot--Iohn D. Cover
and J. r, Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
Judss-Hon James wsltworth
CIpk--P Lindsey Niohol
as- The Judges Court meets the arst Monday in
ssCA msath, and the Quarterly Court, conposod OF
thu Magistrates Of the oOunty IL hold the hrst Mon
day Ia JaAusry, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT.
Clsrk-David c. Love.
sy- Tho Cour, meets tn, arst Monday in March
and september.
CRIMINAL COURT.
JHdgN-Hon. williAr x. TurssT,
Cleb-CbSFlOs L. NFWSSs
ss- The COurt roosss the aTsA ssAduJ 10 Aprl Az,
gust Had December
CHANCBRY oNURE,
cAa~osaur-Ron sasnusiH ~ BsiSysm
CtTk cSd Mastw--J. X, alsaVOs.
a. The Court HsSeta tho Ssi Nos.ky y Nay and
Nsvs.ASer.
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Statistics Of Fugitive Slaves.

Lcorrssp 0. ne Chicago Evening Journil
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.
l take from the preliainary report Of
the eighth census the following iatorest-
ing items Of the nu1bsr of fugitive slaves
from the seeding Slaves during the lsst
ten years, which may RrsvO interesting
10 your readers:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29

When the late Dr. Beecher was frst 10
Boston somebody sneeringly said to him
that his congregation was mostly COM
posed of servants. "Very we'll" replied
the Doctor, " that's all right. rhey have
the education Of the children
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29

A Woonsocket, r. l., man is now at
Richmond, engaged in re-dyeing the
clothes which are stripped from the dead
federal eoldiers on the battle fields. An
informant says he has seen hundreds Of
coats, and vests, and pants, just as they
came from the field of carnage, some Of
them stiff with blood, and others perfo-
rated with bullet-holes. They are hrst
washed and then re-colored. This ex-
plains why the rebels rob our dead Of
their cloJhiag.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29

A New York correspondent of the
London HyaH, tells his English readers
that Gen, Butler was Vice President Of
the United States under President
Pierce.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29

ED, UNION Enclosed find few liues
found in a dead rebel soldiers pocket.
They are quite good; and as his name
is not known, their publication may lead
to the discovery of his name and where
abouts of his friends, He was Tsnnss-
sean. Yours, 70.
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Published BY an association Of Printers.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
FOR NEWPORT ".
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN

On and after Monday June 20, Is 5, trains will leave
Fourth avenue and Twenty seventh street At 1915 NJ,
passing through New Haven New London and Stoningon
East Greenwich without change where the spen-
did Water Lily will be waiting iminedi.
aiely the arrival OF the train for Newport aordng
splendid sail down the Narragansett Bay arriving 80
y. NJ.
Tickets 30 Id and baggage checked through.
JAMES X. HOYT, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
Trains NI leave Twenty sixth depot for Albany
1890 NJ stopping Al wuliamsuridge, White Plains Bed.
ford Fails and north Albany epnpecting
with Central and Northern Railroad Saratoga and all
points north west For Croon Falls 10 a. NJ. For
white Plans, is 10 w., 30 10 and p NJ, and 6l5
4. NJ from White street depot For Wiamsbrdge IS 10
A. NJ $50. 10 ais r. N. CrotOn Falls White Plains
aud wlnansbrdge traius stop at all stations For Dover
Plans NJ stopping At White Plains and stations north
Dover Returning leave Albany slO on arrival Of
Western trains stopping .al stations
Falls also Re ord White Plains
Wnnamsbrdgc. Dover Plans 6s5 A. NJ stopping at all
White Plains, 10, sDA NJ, l5P NJ. williansbridvc
53A " Croun Falls. white Plans and Witamsbridne
all Sunday
tar For Crntou Falls sl5 A. NJ, stopping at all stations
s Yorkvile for Niliianshdse gt5 II 20 A. NJ and
4sdP stopping at all stations for White Plans sP NJ,
sonptnr AZ All stations Returning White Plains no
A M NiiiamsbrliGe q a. ~ ~ A. ~. i2 40 3 iO,bH
p 4 White Plains aud William usbrige trains stop at ali
stations croon Fails NJ. stopping a, all stations north
VI """ y" JOHN BURcHILL spperintendept
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
AMUsEHENTS.


NJIBLO'e GARDEN.
sATtRDXY. JUNE ~
FOURTH WEEK,
INCREASING EXCITEMENT
"a witness john Broughams romantic drama. entitled
THE DUKES MOTTO,
GREAT SENSATION PLAY or THE DAT.
The celebrated Irish Comedian and Vocalist,
MR. COLLINS
Who has purchased hs sole right OF it's production m Am
lea. In his renowned character Of
CAkRICKFERGUS.
Irish soldier Of with the 'Wine brigt
wine and While there's life there hope"
Mr.. WM. wHEArLEY.
In his celebrated character Of
Captan HENRI DE LAGARDERE
and .hose talented artists,
hessrs L. r. Shewe, q. Burnett j. w Collier, e. Lamb
Mordaunt Mines Ponisi. y. n Allen,
G Jordan, &c &c
SPLENDID SCENERY
ORIGINAL MUSIC under the direction of II. B Dodworh,
Rich Costuiucs Novel Mechanical Effects,
New Furniture and
GRAND DOUBLE CORPS DE BALLET.
IN chara teris,ic Dances
The great o. this
BEST of MODERN DRAMAS
renders the pbc their seats three
Gays Ia a the Tor taat parpost
avoid the
CROWDS NIGHTLY DISAPPOINTED,
unable TO OBTAIN
EVEN STANDING ROOM
Commence at eight c0ncluie quarter before ELEVEN
Doors open at halt past seven.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
NEW YORK. THE DUKES MOTTO.

IN THE DUKES MOTTO
Mr. COLLINS, the Irish comedian having purcb ased from
John Brougham the sole right fir production OF tho
drama In America the OF which has
recedened the annals theatrical history)
and actors cautioned against any nirneement
of ths copyright
Parties wishing to with Mr.. Collins address
him personally letter, at the Merop oitan H6te
York Mr. Collins having brought with him from London
the models of the correct costumes music
him by Nr. Brourham, managers OI the principal
theatres wishing to the piece must do with entire
scenery, dress 4, ballet sc. &c.
Any infringement of Mr. Collins rights In The Dukes,
Motto' by viii b. umediaely
cuted. WILLIAM COLLINS AgeAt
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-TRAINs FOR AL.
hany Troy, the North and West, leave Chambers
att and 10 4 n, and IS and ii,so r and on Sun.
procured any OF the O1ces OF WESrCOTTs EXPRESS,
In New York and Brooklyn, and baggage checked
house all points the road and to Saratoga Springs
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List.
Leland Capt W W, G 8 Vols
Levy Bernard II. 6th N Y cav
Magruder 1t Col, 18th NYv
Marsh Geo, Co y. 8,h reg
Matren JACOB. care Capt Al
fred Fredburg, LIST reg NYv
Meehan Michael. Co 1, 79th
reg Highlanders
Mssrer e q g =, Co II, 9Th reg
Millner Anton, Co C. llth reg
Mitchells Lieut. 4, Co ID. I0lst
reg NYV
Mcdonald Capt James
Newhaus DIR Chas, Surgeon
2gth reg NYV
Newman 1t Benz r. brother
Of late Col l. q Newman.
late Of 3lst reg NYv
0'Connor Thos, Co X, 25th
reg NV
o,Meagher Or VIM, Surgeon
Perry Peter, SD NYS Vols
Pfohl Xavier, formerly in
hospital
Reynolds George l.
Rowland 1t @ II. Co X. 9th
N Y Infantry
Staples Firs, L, TB, Aid de.
Camp, FIRST brig, Third div
Staples Lieut. Wright iith rat
Staples Lieut. Wright, iith ri
sunedburg Capt WIN @. lsth
New Jersey
Smedbsrg Capt W r, lllh y
y infantry
seehach Geo Pm, Co D. 10Th
regt NYv
Smith Capt Webster, 9Th NY
artillery
slossen Capt Henry v, 18th
regiment
Won Setback Col @ VIM. 7th
regt NV
Van Rensselaer, Capt q, 18th
u : infantry iregular)
Wneeirr oerkt IL =, 70 L, 10th
Mass regt
Schmidt Jacob Y
Cooper VIM, Co I, 18th rect
Ny Vol Engineers
Flaherty Patk, Co I. 69th reg,
YSv
Dow ing John, Co n, Iss,h
re.tNY YSv
Micla, Herman, Co q, 7th
rect " Ysv
Newson ID, Co X, 18th rcrt
In Vol
Smith Capt A W, Co d, s5th
regt N Wv
Sweityer Col n "
Wilson Sergt John, I'd Hav.
kips zouaves
Quinn John
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NEW YORK AND FLUSHING RAILRoAD.-LEAvEs
y NV York anes 81 Ter snd Thirty iourth street
fa.rt afB7 y. ~ ,, q. 6 and7
flassH shiug Of H q iN /, : 10 8. g. ami i6
H. pt r.csia,s anf Fr'ass special nsght Train
l-a, Fls1.n. 90 D T. ~ ans nom Thiry oirih street
ferly ailEF
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list or LETTERS
smainjng IN the New York Post 0tdce
Saturday. juno ~, 1858.
icia;iy Published in the Newspaper
.iayiag she Largest Circulation.

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