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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25
Dreadful sufsfihgs in Tho South

Dreadful suffsfihgs in tho South
Late news from the interior represent
the suffering and destitulion of the
southern people in many localities, as
far exceeding any accounts which have
hitherto reached us. The people are not
only incommoded by the lack Of former
comforts, but families are actually
pinched with want Of the actual ne
cessities of life. We learn, on undoubted
testimony, that few days ago twenty
women in Atlanta, Ga, maddened with
the sight Of their starving children at
home, collected in body, and broke in
to aud plundered several groceries of
meat and -four, in broad daylight.
Deaths by starvation are by no means
uncommon in that region. The whole
country has been picked bare Of every
thing edible by the army and by specn-
lators, who operate in connection with
officers of the army. These punish
ments seem severe, but are they TOO Sc
we're for people who allowed themselves
to be precipitated into rebellion against
the best Government on earth, by a set
of political blacklegs? We believe that
before long the Southern people will rise
en- masses against their tyraDts, and swing
them up to the first tree. Let the South
ern negro oligarchy beware Of the s0hte
insurrection, which probably is near at
| hand
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

The Louisville Journal, Of Monday
has q solid column of peeyish and feeble
twaddle against the Nashville UNIoN,
which is merely a reproduction of its
former article. We must pardon much
the mortified vanity of the superan-
nuated organ. Since the Kentucky Union
Convention Kissed and hoOted down its
Butternut friend and ally, Mr. CRAvENs,
Of Indiana, and treated its propositions
for a reasonable Border State Conspi-
racy, with eontemptuous silence, it has
begun to find that its counterfeit loyalty
is understood, aud its influence gone in
Kentucky.
geo the strook bszzard lies upon the plain
sNom9re through rolling clouds to stink again"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25
We have received . eommnnicalio

We have received a communication
from Mitchellville, Tenn, rejecting very
severely upon Col. SAITH, commander of
che Post at that place. The writer com
plains that in letter written from that
place some two weeks ago, and published
In our columns, nearly every act (which
Col, Saith was praised, was performed
by other officers of the 129ih Illinois
There appears from this communication,
to be an unfortunate disscnsion existing
between the Colonel Of the regiment and
the other officers. II pains US to notice
these things, aud we would not have done
so had not this correspondent affirmed
that the former letter from Milehellville
/. grossly misrepresented the facts in the
case, and did injustice TO several officers,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

oLEMEST L. YALLASpouAM, copper.
head representative in the last Congress
from Ohio, and defeated candidate for
che next House Of Representatives, has
played out and gone TO his home in Day.
tOn, We will probably hear no moro Of
him for some time.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

The stoppage Of all shipments by rail-
road or river to this place, has caused a
f decided advance In groceries, and we
suppose will Affect the whole trade at this
place materially.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

WASHINGTON, March 21.--A party of
$40 prisoners, 2OOof them civilians, !, ar
rived from Richmond TO night. Among
them is James NJ Leeds, an old Oincin-
natl and n. Orleans steamboat pilot, who
was arrested at Columbia, s. O., in Nov,
1861. They left Richmond on the 18th,
aud many of them had been in Goldsbo-
rough, Petersburg. Salisbury and other
points further South but short time
previous. They passed Longstreets
corps moving from Petersburg 10 lynch
burg as they came up. d. II, Hill was at
Goldsborough, making a demonstration
towards Newborn. a. p. Hill was in
South Carolins, and French at Green.
vile, N. g. There was nobody with Lee
at Fredericksburg but jackson. The
general indications We're that tho rebels
felt uneasy about the safety of
Richmond, and were moving all
the heavy machinery for tho manu-
facture of ordnance aud powder to
Northern Georgia. They represcnt the
feelings Of priyates in the rebel army
as overwhelmingly in favor of aban-
doning The contest, aud say that the
majority of them, with whom they came
in contact practically Union men; but
!, ihe officers and women were very bitter
People generally admitted thatff Yicks-
burg fell and they Lost control Of the
country west of the Mississippi, they
couldnt hold out through this year, from
sheer want Of provisions. They are very
positive in asserting that the negroes
know all about the war, and are familiar
with he Presidents proclamation. Sol
diers lrom the extreme Gulf States told
them that the negroes knew about the
proclamation. General Winder had de-
clared, 10 'their knowledge, that the war
would be ended before next August.
Our Treasury notes were at $50 prem.
in Richmond. Gold was as high as 800
Ninety five Of our officers were 10 the
Libby Prison, including BrigadieF Gem
erals Willich aud Sloughton. All the
officers take at MurfreesbOro' were there.
Seventeen were still confined In the peni-
Tertiary az hard labor as hostages for
the bogus French lady. They positively
assert that they saw negroes in the rebel
ranks, armed and equipped like white
troops
The rebels were shooting deseriers con-
stahtly, ana executions were exceedingly
common. But tor this yigoroas course il
would be impossible TO hold their army
together They bring Riehmond papers
down 10 the lStb inst The rebel dis
patches from Port Hudson speak Of SO
men and midshipmep Of the destroyed
Mississippi as having been taken.
In abe dispatches frpul Panola, Miss,
via Mobile, they say the Yankee force in
the Yazoo consists OF two formidable
gunboais, the Chilicoihe and Dekalb, 2
rams, 3 week gunboats, batteries, 300
cavalry and 10000 infantry. Ia the
fight at Fort Pemberion, our troops wad-
ed TO their waists 70 Get chance at the
enemy. The Yankee movement indicae
ted, landed higher mp the river on tn
opposite bank, and the rebel troops were
preparing to Illustrate them az all points
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

Fame is very uncertain, and sometimes
spells horribly The New York Tribune
says that Jacob Bell is the Union can
didate for Governor in Kentucky, while
che E-Press confers tho same distinction
oDIone Joshua Bell.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

We have not in our possession the act
Of Congress in regard TO the bounty Of
disabled soldiers who have got their dis
charge" All the acts of Congress will
be published in our paper in due time.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25
From Tho rlolmond Dispatch, March n
Scarcity Of Laborers.

' 1SoASASJ Va ANboA SAS'
The Railroad Superintendents have be-
gun to complain of the want of hands on
their respective lines, and some have Pc
titioned Congress TO allow them detail
of batting hands in order to do certain
work necessary to keep these important
thoroughfares in good running order.
The question deserves the serious con
sideration Of those TO whom il is address
ed. The success Of the Confederate
arms is in a great measure dependent on
the efficiency of the railroads. There are
aJle-Joaietl men held IN various ciD5 and mil
itary prisons for trivial offences supported IN
idleness al great costboth to The States and Con-
Jsderacy, soaose labor might 30 made auailqJle
il the present emergency.
Alb, indeed Suppose you fry it. There
are good many ablebodied traitors
within the Federal lines whose labor
with spades and axes viii be made avail
able as soon as you begin that game.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

MURFaERsBoRo, March Give have
soRss further particulars Of the Milton
ilght II took place on the Lascassas
Pike, one or two miles this side OF Nil
ton, which town is twelve miles north
east Of Murlfeesboro. Col Hall was not
returning, as at FIRST reported. He bad
intended to return some 1ime before, but
lad changed his mind, and when the at
tack took place was marching to Liberty.
The rsbel force came from toward Mil
ton On their first appearance Col, Hall
fell back some distance and then took
position. Three OF tue rebel regiments
We're mounted iRlaniry who during the
contest fought on foot. These attacked
Ia front, while a column OF cavalry at
tackled either flank. The -----. on the
right Of our line repealed one Of these
ilanking columns. They were posted 10
a thicket, aud when the enemy came near
enough, poured IN upon them single
y6lley, which threw them into confusion,
and caused them hastily 10 retreat, they
losing, by this one volley, Z killed, 80
wounded, aud about 80 horses.
The exact force Of the enemy was four
regiments Of cavalry, three Of mounted
infantry, one rihed cannon, (l2-pounder,)
a howileE aud two mounted hOWitzers.
Doe Captain and three Lieutonants are
among the prlsontvs taken
Halls expedition returned last night
His victory has increased in brilliancy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
Stap1e Goods.
Pittsburgh w ater Cure,

Lecatsd at Haysvi1 Station, on the rfttss 8
Fl: wayne q hicago Il. II ando the
Railroad leading from .,ihSinnsi
Pittsburgh, VIA. wheeling
and Steubenville.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
WAR DEPARTMENT,
PHovosr MARSHAL GESEzAL's Oprlcx,
WASHINGTON, d. c., July II, 1853.

Circular No. al ~
is Drafted men become soldiers In the service of The
United States by the fact OF their names having been
drawn ~ the draft The notification served upon them
BY the Provost Marshal is merely al announcement Of
the nct and M order for them To report for duty a de-
signated usne and place.
I'd The following opinion Of the Hon William Wh
uhg solicitor oi the War Department Is published for
the Information OF all concerned;
"When person has been drafted In pursuance OF tho
enrolment act OF March Q. ls63 notice of such drnh
must be served within ten days thereafter by written
or printed notice. To be served In personally OF by
leaving copy at his last place Of residence recurring
him TO appear al desgnuted rendezvous 10 report or
duty ANY person fang report for duty after notice
leh a. his last place o residence served Oh him per-
sona'y, without furnishing substitute or paying $500
prohounced by law TO be deser,er; he may be ar.
rested and held Tor trial by cournaria and sKNrrsc sU
TO DEATH. "
III person, after being drafted and befor- receiving
nolce, deserts the notice may still br served by cuvng
al his last place OF residence, aud IL he docs moi an,
penr In accordance with the notice, furnish the sub
siute or pay the $780, he will be in law deserer, and
mus, be treated accordingly There Is way or man.
hei IN which person once ''enroledn escape his
public dutes and when drated, whistler present or ab-
sent whether he changes his residence abseols the
rights of the United States agains, him secured and
u only by performance OF his duty the country tha
ho will escape liability to be treated us q criminal.
lSigned,l '.WiLLiAM WnITINo,
80 . solicitor Of the War Department.
lsignsdl JAMES b. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03

ien PCT cent VIII DO charged 90 an entTa nee (eo
10 division hrst Of thi. class on the first premium
yided the fret premium amounls TO 81 or more
IN division second there will be no charge.
Committee ior both divisions Hoxe
iiendrysbarg Mrs, Jane Pickering, Eas, Rich,
,snd Mrs ). NJ; Mitchell, st. Clairsville; Mrs
East Richland W 49,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
To Horse Owners!
Every Horse Owner, ,

should have this remedy hand for s timely use q, ths
hrs appearance Of Lnsnenesa will enectualy preyrm
those formidable diseases 10 which all horses .se LIABLE
ana which render 30 many otherwise vsfuasls hossss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
A Friend in Need. Try it.

DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIAIENr. n. nm
external remedy Is without rival, and will alleviate min
more speedily than any other preparation For oil Rheu
curative Tor Sores, Wouhds Sprsis Bruises. &c i,s
sootnlng healing and powerful strengthening proper
ever given II trial. Over QUE thousand cer,6c s,s of
remarkable cures. performed BY il within tp las, 1--WE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03

b. COMMITTEE John Johnson Pease Tp; Andrsw Nc.
ksrisnd, Harrison Co, Ohio; Robert A. Gray, Coieran
u lsb.n Lodgs, Richlsnd To; AIohzo p Miller. Bel
n1uus, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03

IR RIhis 70 the turning year Of NE century. Every
mon'n crowded with important events, and every week
Will develope some new and startling phase Of tho
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03

E1hpofs ~ uns division are required TO fufnish su-
ihsnleaisd pedigree Of eseh animal s the time OF enter
"f % q. nse o. the emni',se Entrance 10 per cent
49,. vo'nnh,esmyoha snssr Harrison Col Joseph Lo-
Seofse iiolass .adiri George Fra,sr'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
Great Slavh OldrS' Rebellion,
HOME. PAPER.

i3 keepyou posted not OILY ofhe dongs Of your friends
VINO nave gone INTO The tented fctd, " and battling
WI aiars which ARE taking place in midst and
wc NE OF living interest every citizen OF the county
ihe i.uftor OF The CHRONICLE will keep our readers
in'onnea OF The moving accidents by food and feld
~ the 4jd Regiment III which ure $40 citizen, OF mi.
Regiment where this Count, has three Conn nanies
Irre Is scarcely lan, In the County but has fre nds
ffc'anves or acquaintance In OF these Reguicns
u ey wish TO get full particulars Of theiy Conduct in
camp on The march, and OIL the bse. field, tey should
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03

Best display Of farm implements by inrmer.0 dip
Exhibitors fee In this class will be 10 per cent on the
hrst premium for which the article competes where the
first premium amounts to 81 more-if less, nothing
Coinnittee-John Ware. Eas, Rchland Thos Majors
Colesin Up; Matthew Nicbl. Coerain tp Geo Barlioo.
new, Bridgeport Hiram Borof, st. Clairsyille
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nOOFI.AND.s I,ITTEI,s.

n OF A LC o. Lie.
"a hhsny eoneen,rs'ei vefst,be Extract
Dr noOftAND's GERMAS BfTTrPs
Prepsredby III. &, N. JACKSON, PhilAa'A, Pc.
,,,-, Ill tn,c'uslIy cure
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYsPEPsIA
And JAuNDlCH
Cofchie OF Nsrvous Debilly, Dseasc OF the ,5neJs
ana All Diseases ni,ins from anbsfdsied
$500, Liver or Stomach.
such sConss patton Inward T. e. Fulnes. or Bi Cd
70 the Head. Aoitt ofihe H,arnseh. s.rss. Heart
bur, DNgus OF ood Fu or sht in the Stotn
ach, Sc flhuchtions sinking Flutternr ~ th. PIT
0rc stomsoh, swim IT. ~ o. TIC NJ a.. Hurried And
Dimcnlt bresihirs ,ut etinF a. tho Hcstt iins
Or officiating S'nsaii5ui wien In iyiup posture,
Fever aud Duli PAIN IN the IieAt, D.friener u
PsspfA o., fyiosu,s' u the y a and t.y.t. Pain
IN the side, Sack, chest, Lin be-, kr sudden
tiu,hcs Of Heat. Burri ~ in IN. flesh Csn,iant
lnasininU Of Evil, and great Ds pts,sot II spirits
And ell pssitivsly prevrti YELLOW FEVER EII.
,, iOl > itVEk, &e.
No. ALCOHOL OR RAD WHISKY
!ney ~ cur ". Above diseases IN Hinety niue
10 You WANT sosrTuivG TO srRYSG TN
-------.. IN Ntf
DO yOt' WANT \ GOOD APPETITE
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD n iUt CoSsTi-
20 yoU WAN TO FEEL WELL,
10 YOU WANT 10 CIR RID OF NfRNOt s.
DO Yor WANT rrrRoyy
10 YOU MANi 40 SLIP WELL
10 nuO WANT BRISK AND NiGOROt $
Ifyoa do, VIC uOOFI ANp'S GIEMAS ulvrIRs
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u.yrHa-.rSt beautiful 'istls theatre continues 10
j.. vOLpa.rsnisso- The famous bnrlesqes On The
cnssN Metro. 81 Am All There" viii BE- os,tisusd
s.vhR voeA.
'iuvvN Asvryr,nArss.-T II . very pleasant
=, % 4 snsssmest ssd ore may pas away On beuf
,i.iSs - sdvantsse. The scenes 10 the circle are
ipafumsd. nor 10 snythins wanting TO satisf, an
risncs There will b. afternoon performance To-
'sr, ct ksif.psst t~o o'eloek.
-Ss ODsos. -Hove's great Circus, which cprn"d
re use and 90i Bo~err), 90 Thsntsevins Day,
,"s psrset succss, HI ndrsjs having 70 Do turned
svsy, tah sf,crnoou sad evening. The n'nss Of
- Artistic In this establishment reed but b mem
ned 10 show that the entertainments produced are
high order The Sherwood fsuuy, consisting OF
". Charles, Young Omsr and Mis- fsnny Shsr.
veod ere splendid Ia their several sesnss; while Mr.
ssios, the Southern clown, aud Mr.. Jsctson, the
s.ti..i, p1rsorn ~. o.. unri,ansd There viii bss
r,"use this afternoon, and on every Wednesday
. 4 saturday, p. r., until further notice.
1Ir. OiD SToRr--RuiSsD 1T Folly
h,A-s Dovney wU a:rcsted ysst,risy. ~ Captain
.I,uplsn. Of the 9th Precinct. charged With having
ed ;he death Of Josephine Rowland, In April last,
y tIoving scaidins water over her. The tive were
u7htlas together at . house on the Five Points
rnes. the outrageous se' vas perpsrNed. Dovney
fol tho city and returned Il recently. He vss for
neIig wealthy man. o-ned en- eseant seat on Long
land, and drove ~ 800 team, but dissipation and
ssmhips. 1. i,,Ad, reduced him to tstsay and de-
'rai,.ion. lie vas committed TO await an eIAu.iua-
'ihn op ebay G. murdst.
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MARINE NEWS.
'.n h,,os-sun e, o..s,-- Moon r.. 14o-u.w 10. 1t



CI.kAEED.
sTHANoHIPs- ~ London L,vcrrooi; Teuto.
MA uambnrr; Jo,epoine Thompson, baltimore,
W Bruno, baltimore.
SHlPs-st Charles. san Francisco: LsloSa. DO
BARXsO Our nion. Aspnvsll; Old DOM hon. Re-
1edios. Eliza BArss, Bermuda.
bRIGS- MaurieIo, Malaga; Cciesiine, HAVE; J X
Nsvius, CisnfueGo-; dols, Neuvtss 8 l. swan, Bar
tsdoss Triumph, 1t John, y Y: X q Winthrop, n o.
SCHOONERS-ssrah. Havana; Ann Isennrd, ~
SsSo a. Cuba: Robert partsr. Port Royal; 2 "a
dson. Fort!ess Monroe; Samuel Eddy, do; q q Wat
san, baltimore; & l. Baylls Washinston; Henrietta
usYtford; Berss n, Washnston: George Edgar, Nor.
.alh: Astfsa, Psmhuots
SLOOPs-Proof Glsss, Bridgeport: LsIinston.N Hsv.
ARRIVED
erEAMSHIPe Chesapeake, Portland, Nc; Fnieop
P-ovidenee; Anthracite, Philsdelpha; Louisa Moore
A-sbssn; Cnatoa, Havana; Nevbern, Fort. Monroe.
.shIps-n sfy sutton, San Francisco: p Psrisn.
6RlGe-J sherwood. New Orleans; Haidee, Dsms-
ARA Nile, Shields Lima, Malaga.
eCHOQNERS-Ne Sump'sr, Roekland, No; Nsyy
S,eva, bedsque, II; Massschusetts, Rockland
f6ee, bsnEoIi SophiN ysmieson Rockland;
IN Dunten, Provtdsncs; Mary Lsnsdon. Roekiand
AIeett Field New London; J \ Allen, Bridgeport,
tNes, kondcat Tor Pau.ueket; Amelia, Piovid snes
hevat Philadelphia for Norwich; Seneca, III
Eesnpess ior Wsrshim; dia stossr, Bangor, Fair
ssaes' Ellsworth; Penny Msris, Fell River,
bHLow-Tvo brig. Wind, sunset. sw.
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RROOKLIN.

WosAS's Msnriro.--A meeting for the or
rsnirstion Of sewing womenS Beneficial Associs-
'op, Of broohlyn, viii b held on Monday merit, the
soth Inst ct . quarter before r. n. ct Clinton
Hail corner Of Clinton and Atlantic streets, Broohyn
Rn,EuffisG IN Notwithstanding wss
sop. in the recruiting business OH Thanksgiving
va, but yesterday the office at Gsn spinoss head
gcs'ss Gas opsn, and sevestssn msu we're emitted
- tmCnr them two oolor.d mt. About sifty mon
>-i. enlisted 81 the different Nsv YORK ofiess.
IhE MILK DsALERs.--Ths Milk Dealers Of
p clyn met At xonssu. Hall. last night, and re-
saved 20 raise the price from ssvsn 10 eight ee.ts
u. ,p.It.
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FOURTH ALDERMANlC DISTRICT.
Regular Democratic, MeKssp And
Cnisn Nomination.
Alderman,
WILLIAM DOHERTY.
For


WILLIAM DOHERrY Y,s
GAS FITTER-A GOOD WORKMAN. At
~ ass Hudson Il, bet Bank and Troy ct, \. Y. gls
'No THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND
ALDERMANIC DISTRICT
rREAs0Ns WHY Wu WALSH sHoUID RI.
SStt Ndcp EhE VOTES OF ALL HONEST woRkiNG
Because he j. the friend Of the poor WORKING ma,
a.sd ''' ne has been the victim OF nsa''''' and
because he Ia one Of the people
Deoans ne never forests ais frienda
neesuse ne L. en- honest man
meesu's no A"s5s stood By the People, sad siways
Nm o WALSH .Ip.ct. hi, friend. to stand BY him
ptnoehAls, don't let him b. dissppcintedi 2Os
TAMMAkf HALL WARD COMMITTEE-
Werd ars po,ifsd TO attend sn adjourned m.,tns ~
eaid Comnittse on ii essnius' "a mds,' tbo I'M
Inst, E. N o,e,ocap n, ~ he Committee n Rooms o
pro ten. THOs. DuNP.iY, Sea-. n q lem "a" m
ts1TCRN OUT" TURN orr r" :. IT,,
L Qut."-Walsh Men, R,ii-, md 'o,, in ~.
grand Toychl sht Proc -ssioa this eysnins =, ~
e. & 'G% ny sssI %. % MI NJ
VNANTGD-4 MEN FOR A STEAM TITO
sfics, conductor, 'ke,nen valet to 10 TO "a.
land with Q gentleman stewAidsas, 3 I-ort.rs Ia,
stors., sxpress driven. Apply 10 NJ. sPiNk, I
Chatham squars. 90
yITANTED BY A GENTLEMAN, A L.rc.
w hish stocp basement on ne e'st aide Of the ety.
1s E.: 8 sG2It 4 Z: :'sSai' Sc
sd AIDERAANc DISTRICT.
4 sHTsss. E fESppLrs s caSIes EA''n
v sSt 1IR' Szfss u
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DENTlSTRH.

A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER, 81; ON
"A Gold so g goo; sections Of teeth on silver. 30
out pAu, and III ed, cleaned, whieped or pivo.d. 10
GEMS; ~ howey. opposite the old Thea;r.. Dy
Oh NIlJkRs. 81
R, bhN NJ, 40 oNNaL STREET, SETS
- set II teeth on silver at ~ 10 slt on geld
a. 10 to SO sectional sets 20 cents y.t tooth; teeth
lille! With gold tone ccmen. or Other filings 70 etc.
to IL yer tooth Teeth extracted sithout . in 5s4
n Is. GRIFFIN 4 BROS, POS GRAND
>sst, New York, And 25T Fulton 1t. Riooily o. arc
extracting teeth positlvey without pain, BY the use
OF NJ tous oxide gM. No charge for extract ne when
artificial tee are TO b. inserted. They are also in
sertlns fu ects Of teeth On gold. S2t; pattua s25
slver flO' rubber, Fl0. Partial acts on god. 80.
silver, ~. ~ racing. 25cenis. 8l3
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fias i>p SEKrovs Eror.-On Thursdsy
evening fl. occurred In the large iee-stosins house.
loot Of "a street Hobohen, belonging Mr. Pe,erson.
damaging Il to the amount Of 800. In returniss
from the Dire, ashs occurred between . large mum.
Der Of Jsrsey City and Hoboken boys, from late IS
yeass Of see, bsins but repetition Of many similar
snoounters on the Meadow s'onss and Other mia-
Giles we're used. and several we're injured The 10
osnte vhen . yersey City ERE company came TO the
rsseue The Hoboken mon then Joined in the peies,
ssel BY railrosd sfablemsn With ptehfork.,
end made charge dovn the rosd The police, com,
mt up pa. stop to tho dsht and m,s OF the rioters
rem away. Some hiteeu persons in ufed, of
s,Asd.
1HI LArIns Ri INV SOCIETY OF Jersey City
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Tns ffsnds Of the family are recpectfuii in ,t,sd
= steene the funeral, on sunday afternoon, Nov ~.
eeioch, rom his late residsnes ii0th 81 bet ith
80 osn sve HASiem' 2l6
=. neGplRE-On Nov. 18th, Ellen Mc(;ul., A n.
nvs OF povspstriek, Co. Down, Ireland, ss,d Is
Hsr relatives and ftends are respectfully invita-
70 eteene the funeral. on sunday afternoon, Nov 20
O'Clock. hom the resideues Of John Woods.
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