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Dritter (3.o OiHrift 6pn M2drb

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8aItint ore, 80. &us. 1868.
gta1 Abibnitt 2 beS @elebes jber @nrclirin9 unb
altfraf Der Naticnaltruppen lift %beHtiinit, bo6 no 5tpei
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bu1ts reut @pntite ibre Oeelbuns einbdntigen.
Set pUIc SIumenbers,
PreloBntarltal uno Brdfoent beS @nrplirunSss
Counties,
gSnt. SroptS, @nrpliturssz@ c%uttiidir.
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2. @ougres=O iftritt BON Iarplant, !
yo. 3 Sito@@retertraSe, Baltimore.
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MOTH.
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@runoeiseutbu, unb | pct. an perI1nlidem @ieeutpu,n
unb an Stsatiterern 5 PCT. G6sus Q~eftattet. 4Gs 95ers
icnen, bic nit Steuern fir 1852 pber frii6eren Sabren in,
31idfanbe ftub, bene Str gfaGrt6t. bus elm ipeiteres BAL
bes Brpcent b~eredtnet tpirb, penn iolfe nidt ait prer Dor
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Baltimore, ben IL. Iusuf 1853.
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BEN Ban ct es Grtd(tetp- EunnelS pom GAIT TN NDenne bis
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(11aug2 nj p2p) &lert Der Statt. @ertntIISre
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@tetrere nB6lt te 3tmnter NIT @asetnrtGtuns an etn,elne
2erren, Na1sres 49S Mem 5erlep Avenue, elm SQUARE NORTH
Som Ut VI. Depot. (W(pDtNtD
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Weme Its5etgem.
MuFOrOprnsa

NWWUVUPEHH
Carl 3stle un6 NusuR etOs, S6ubma6er, perben eriudt
TIRE aSrsiie in Ger 9ffieeb 8l Suridj ~ulafen. 800
s.. &aapp'S S6ale.
Die 2etritunben fur tas Q8inter. Semefer beatnnen am
OtenltaG, BEN L. September, Wlorsens llbr. Dte g.
tern anSWdrt!8er Hter werben befpn.
tenn Sa9ebet m tr eintr effem An ~laifen. @n-
ntelonnaen 3ur Nuinabnte neuer S6G!er merben Inn Qoute
Der @Udse entse9eusenpmrten.
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tOr-) 49, @a9fr.
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$50. 281 Met @ratttr., 3~lpiiasn 6rseertdet,
unO Wartet Spocs.
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ltebsr Qteberbiie sr ub uuierhatturi Sidrtftsn.
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bIai9fen @rsten,
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-fe8 Sr. GetbarbB rteutden Santncten Rerprier5."
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an auf uneft ret&bahtae
&sibbibliCtDsE,
euttaltero tie ncaeNen, totfeen1tn gtCltc beuil6sr G6rlt
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exfer Qun1tt6t
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alfprtirtes 2ager ppn Qiquprs jeper Nrt, plantation @ttterS
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(13Nus3Dl1e) psa1lfr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-04

There is negro recruiting office on
Cedar street, at the door of which stands
a negro sentinel with his musket. A
number of persons standing around yes
terday, took considerable interest in
noting tho conduct of white officers who
passed by. The sentinel saluted every
officer that came along, and received the
usual recognition. At last Gen. Granger
was espied riding up the street, accom-
panied by lady, and he Immediately
became the focus of all eyes. What
would he do? Would she return the
salutAtion Of the sentinel of African line
age? he did, Returning shortly after,
by himself, the sentinel saluted him the
second time. The General paused, put
him through brief lesson in the manual,
and when he brought him to "present
arms" salutod him and departed. We
hope this example of the worthy Gene
raj will not be lost upon the lesser lights,
who appear TO be afraid that the negro
will get upon an equality with them, on
they with the negro, we don't exactly
know which, and who are shocked with
the improperly of putting arms into thu
hands Of men Of color.
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. 1.

GALLERY OF THE CUMBERLAND, July
16.-The commissioned officers of the
Army Of the Cumberland are requested
TO call at No. 25 Cedar street, opposite
the Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Ten
nessee, at the earliest convenience. For
further particulars, enquire at the galle-
ry above-named.
The Gallery of the Cumberland is now
opened opposite the Commercial Hotel.
The proprietors of the above establish
ment would respectfully inform the cit
Gems of Nashville that they are prepared
TO furnish photographs superior to any
heretofore made in this city. Having
fitted up our capacious Gallery, far SUI
perior to any in the Southern States, and
also procured at great expense the best
practical Photographers that we could
procure in New York, Cincinnati and
Chicago, which compose one of the most
talented and largest corps of Photograph
ers in the Department of the Cumber-
land. We are prepared to execute all
kinds of work desired, with despatch,
and at reasonable prices. We would re-
spectlully invite all those DESTROYS OF
having Photographs to visit our Gallery
where they will be treated with cOurte-
sy by us and all our attaches. Please
sail, one and all, and examine specimens
of Oartes de Visite, etc.
MORSE g. PEAsLEE, Proprietors
N.B.-In connection with the above
named Gallery, we have other establish
ments at different points with the Army
of the Cumberland, from which we ar
in daily receipt of Photographs of tn
officers Of the army. Duplicates can b
had by addressing Morse s. Peaslee, l
0. Box 143, Nashville, Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-04

We made mention yesterday of the
fact thats the friends Of A. MYERS, Esq +,
propose TO run him for Mayor. This
morning we may state, that the friends
of the present Mayor, john HUGH SMlTH,
who has, during the past eventful twelve
months, discharged the duties of the Of
fee to the satisfaction of the community,
insist that it is due TO the public that he
should be reelected and be will be a
candidate. Amongst the old citizens OF
Nashville, there are but few, if any, who
are not acquainted with Mr.. Smiths flt-
ness for the post, and will not feel, that
entrusted to his care, the interests of the
city will receive no detriment. As Al
derman, Mayor and representative in the
Legislature, he has been tried and never
found wanting.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

WAsHsEGToN, Oct. 4.-Recruitiug for
1colOred regiments is rapidly proceeding
in Maryland.
The aggregate receipts from internal
revenue thus far, is fifty-four millions.
The estimated revenue for the same
source for the year is eighty millions.
There is an evident disposition in the
Cabinet to give General Butler the com.
mand Of the department Of Missouri.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 4-The Commercial
has advices from Chattanooga, to Satur-
day last. Headquarters estimate our
loss in the battle of ChickamAuga ut
1900 killed; $500 wounded; $500
prisoners. The enemy's loss is believed
TO be 10000.
The New York Herald's correspon-
dence from the British Honduras of
September 9Th, reports q battle between
the GuatAmalans and Hondurans-the
former victorious. After the engagement
the Guatamalan army burned the town,
sacked houses, put to death a Honduran
General and chief officers and commit
ted other gross outrages.
President Csrrere having captured
Coneayaguas and Teguergalpha, named
Gen. Medino President of all depart
ments except Truxillo, which still ad-
herred to Monter Seclared in his favor.
There was general stampede from
Truxillo. Ruatan, after the Punishment
of the British consul from the State OF
Medina, let loose his men upon his enc
mics, among whom they commenced an
indiscriminate slaughter. The King Of
Yucatan and some of his medeans have
been assassinated.
The Richmond Sentinel of the 10Th APP
plauds the House of Delegates for sum.
marily disposing of the resolution to in
quire into the tone and temper of the
people on the subject of peace, and con,
dennis such resolutions as idle and mis-.
chievous, the refusal to consider whiel
they fairly represented the manlines
and unanimity of the people.
The Herald's Baltimore correspondent
says that on the last of August Davis
Lee, Johnston and Beauregard were il
council at Richmond, and agreed to arr
all the slaves in the South Immediately.
New YORK, Oct. 3.--New Orleans ad
vices say that gang of rebels capture
steamtug Leviathan at her wharf q
Southwest Pass. The steamer Calhou
was not captured by the rebels, as re
ported, but, contrawise, destroyed on
rebel steamer and captured another.
Mexican dates TO the 18th ult confrl
the statement that Doblado has bee
placed at the head Of the Juarez Cab
net.
New YORK. Oct, 3.-Gold dull, 49,.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.--The Presidel
! has issued proclamation, requesting a
the people of the United States to oil
serve the last Thursday of November
a day of thanksgiving.
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l. o. o. F.-Ths members Of the diff
ferent Lodges Of the city, and all bro
theirs of other Lodges in good standing
in the Order, are requested 10 meet at
their Hall on TO morrow at G o'clock,
A. NJ, 10 accompany the remains Of
their late brother, GEORGE W. SMITH,
of RIsIEa SUN LODGE, located at RISING
Sun, Indiana, to the Louisville and Nash
Vile depot.
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Special Auction SAFE

OF cur GooDs-CLosING OUT OF RETAIL
STOCK, ON TUESDAY MORNING, THE Cru,
AT 9ts O'clock
Fine Silks, Challeys, Delaues, Ribbons,
Dress Trimmings, Prints, Dimasks,
Ginghams, CAmbrics, Broad Cloth, james,
Casinett, Kerseys, Ladies', Misses and
Mems Shoes ADD Boots, Hoop Skirts,
Fur and Wool Hats, Clothing, Sc. &c,--
Sale positive, and terms cash. in green
backs. w. IL. LUoUs & Co,
1t Commission Merchants.
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New THEATRE--Miss Lofty Hough
closed her engagement last night. Her
success here has been complete, but not
more so than she deserve d. The "Seven
Sisters" pass away with her. Mr.. and
Mrs. Conway make their first appearance
at this theatre tomorrow night, in the
beautiful play of "Ingomar" After the
play, q song by Miss Carrie Novarre.--
The performances conclade with "The
Widows Victim"
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THEATRE.-The exciting five act dra-
ma entitled "The Cricket" which has
been in rehearsal for some days, will be
produced at the theatre tomorrow night.
Miss Mccarthy and Mr.. Vincent have
important parts in it; and the piece is
well cast otherwise. This is reputed TO
be one Of the most intensely interesting
dramas Of the age, and has Great d a
marked sensation wherever. it has been
played. 1t will be produced in the best
style.
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suffers! suffers!

A & NJ. LANDsBERG 81 Co., corner of
Market street and Square, have just
received, and are selling at prices that
defy competition
90 Cheese.
100000 Cigars.
20 CAddies Twist and Burnside To-
bacco.
80 Butts Natural Leaf.
80 Gases Sardines.
so Kits Mackerel, Nos. and 2.
65 Cases Maltby's Oysters.
200 Barrels Dried Fruit.
Also full stock of Hats, Shoes, Sus-
penders, Fancy Over Shirts, Handker-
chiefs, Paper Collars, Portfolios, Note
and Letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink
Backing, Spice, &C., &c.
Together with the best brands of Wits
ky, Bitters, Champagne, CAtawba
Schnspps, &C., aud a complete Assort'
ment of Notions.
By giving us trial you will find il Il
your advantage.
A. g. M. LANDsBERa 81 Co.
Sept. Is.
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL
DIXON'S
Aromatic Blackberry Carminative,
The SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
Dysentery, Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera Morbus,
and Summer Complaints

Tho immense sales testify to the merits Of this
remedy.
attest its value.
IL has advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disease and impartng tone and strength
10 the system.
is safe and harmless to the infant and powerful in
the adult case.
To the soldier, especially, 1t Is invaluable, being
appropriately termed by them, in many certificates,
UTHE SOLDIERS FRIEND.O
Mothers End It superior to any soothing syrup for
children teething, freed from the injurious effects OF
Marco ito e, gives rest to the sufferer by re-
moving the disease Sold by respectable nealors every
whore.
PRICE, 20 CENTS A BOTTLE.
Prepared only by
WIN. f. DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o
July12--6m.
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There was q "rumpus" and promise
of "a rioting" yesterday, on Cedar street,
between the square and Cherry, but
nothing very serious grew out of it, al
though large crowds of people were at
tracted to the vicinity.
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nBrtGaRl

1t will be of great profit to Merchants
and Dealers in general to call and exam
inc the fine stock of Groceries, Suffers
Supplies, &C., &c, at A. Louis & Co.,
No. 20, Market street, as they are about
to reduce their stock, and will sell at
greatly reduced prices, in order to change
business. Sept. lO.-tt.
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We mentioned some time ago, rumor
of the death Of Rev. j. b. MoFERR1N, We
learn that friends of the Reverend rebel
in this city have advices that he is not
dead, having recovered from the severe
illness which it was said had proved
mortal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-04

II the burglar who entered Brown ~
Co.'S. news depot, 43 College street, on
Thursday night, and carried of their
cash box, will return the checks and
papers the box contained, he win much
obHge JNo d. HARnE,
Agent
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The Dipatcl mentions q rumor of the
death of Col JOSEPH AS. AoKLEE at his
nlantation in Louisiana.
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HATs--"Stand not upon the order of
your going but go at once" and buy one
Of Green s. Green's fine Hats, of the
latest style, at 40 College street.
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The weather yesterday would have
been delightful all day, but for strong
wind which prevailed from noon till after
dark,
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Service in the Basement of the First
Presb terrain Church, this morning at IL
o'clock.
-s,bbatb school at 8 o'clock.
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RuJoroUs NorIoE --Rev r. II. Allen
,vi,l preach at the Second Presby terrain
Church on Sabbath morning, the 4th inst,
Al 1917 o'clock, A. M, and at Z o'clock,
p. M,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-04

The Glove and Hosiery Departments at
Green & Green's, arelnOw complete, con-
sisting of every variety and style, at
43 College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-04

The best Shirts worn of Wooden, Linen
and Muslin, are obtained at
GREEN Il GREENs.
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EstraY.
EstraY.

TnNaKES up by Boyu N mih, ono horse mule
III said mule = about "A hands high, OF lis ht,
ra, color, d,rs logs, me marks Z th saddle and
GEAR dark stripe across tratueIsi rig car cr o.
UeI, trout ( rt .r Tom ropes, an tDuu. obrar.
OIL. Yaiu "a at $50 Gid an ola lives iu biatr
NO 10, Lebanap rIs8. m los q ON Nashville, -op-
tsmber 9th. lsG' ALEX. Mcdaniel,
octZ-8tWg ID. e. Ranger.
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German Union League.

TENNESSEE STATE COUNCIL NO. 2.
The regular meetings will bo held hereafter on
TUESDAY Of each week, at 7P.m oc2-st
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of fsri Jdcias to me directed from the
ID Circuit Court Of the United States for the Mid
die District Of Tennessee, at its April term, 1868,
will expose public sale TO the highest bidder, for
Cash, on THURSDAI, the 22d day Of October, 1853,
at the Store house the Public Square in Nashville,
Tennessee, formerly occupied by A. J. Duncan Co.,
Qatoiy as L S. ustom House, sINrE N BARRELS
OF WIS Y, chiefly Of Robertson county, 9TH
or tennessee manufacture. believed to be old and
very nne some OF il stored ia Nashsille it s said,
siuce 1881 levied on TO satisfy the judgment aiore-
said, rendered by said Circuit Court, in favor OF
Jos +. TOBIAS \ 70, aud against A. Riva, OF the
Arm Of A Riya h Co. Eae TO commence at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. E. X. GLASCOCK, Marshal,
sepS0-3t. By W. LELLYGTr, Deputy.
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sGashrillr atuiuu.

srNnAY MoRNlNo. On. }. l808.
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New YORK, Oct. 3.-Gold dull, 49,.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.--The President
has issued proclamation, requesting all
the people Of the United States to OBJ
serve the last Thursday of November as
a day of thanksgiving.
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WALKER, MKERNAN & co.,
U. 8. CLAIM AGENTS,
Nashville and indianapolis.

WALKER & McKERNAN. ArKERNAN, PIERCE &Co,
Al Cherry Street, Nash. No 37IS West Washing
Vile, Tenn. ton 81, indianapolis, Ia
, 1863-03-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY MARKET.
FRIDAY EVENING

rz.,a. ,.-..-,, 80 h''sa, @areh ~ 1o*S3.
-, ,.. ea..fa' eonu'''on OF tae ssEcc'e'
s,,.os,s,,,. .ses,~,. A4 " last night, mas very
>' ~nseMe0 'saasac11ohs OF all kinde. Re-
49, a. ~ ' ",m ~ nase 10 charge the day to
,rs.t,t ,,ot,es, =. Ie eioseness OF the money
49,, ~ ~ out 4ae' report continues seE-
have hecr oo,,. ~ .e"sse "no LOT months pas
nno - ~ s'au 20 ses paper 10 discount
n.ess;,,a s.sa tUeusta'' customers to their most
a;da-..,. ....~ -" aaio'1 US yet oe COLI
1css - tne money market; out care
c,nt 1itt,n w.. .c1y aps 70 near inc ssn'h
Eowyo-s- a..s"s, ~ ,ac'r appeaeloos.
s,u.,. a asapse' - al1o close. banke1s. with
It firmly eYen to cnstomora 80 - ~ - noio u.'a
INV ~ 49, o~o, aa,, saome.s e a. ~ Ihey osen
~: r., - aAu 7innl1 traction above for round
- ~, afe snalged 7e5H Eastern cur
make it. 'e'' paw ~
.sc - aa1,.t 1913 i.4ee " oola IN wan street WAS
for The dov n1,sa 80 ~ isa' where II remained
ero1,x tho 1o,ro. ~, pau isaQ91a4t gen
ond ;,,,r.rs .sa iu' h'afAet was weak,
M s.a].s ..~ -. c,."' o s. aot ease.. y
o1s rrassaN ~. 80. 80 "as .. .oss4o
III, s.,,a r,s,sa aI5 e.a ~ ~ " oousut al
.sa.1 ~ f'1-s &C so'u' 1'e"' a ous1ng' sei1ns'
pprx,,,,t Frx,s.rnd,s,. .u.,.,p..,,-
+nct~ 1na oh;o s,a 1o.za 800 ,s.1.a S aau nen~
York Citr K prc,n,nm A4'1 AVE-"
nrrr.rr sr,,,ns-.a
.no,, ,yhcr.. tn fnd C;orc-n,oant aps ~ noe
we state here that t,r,. c,7, =. eN"up0.
the Traders Bant of EI;a = ~ etsNsso Ut
eor,cr Of Jakc md cl,rl a+roa,a ~ .o1'n"eat
3per cent. m nnrcb.sea n, e1oo ~. sses sooAt VI
per cent. disconnt nnon al 49, s,o't "uu
amount. Retail parcels at thu face ~ ~ e soa'
, 1863-03-21

Stone, c.y....... aa5 A'''' '''s'ie0'
The gold market to-day WAS feycrish and unset
tied and hnsness of all h1u1, os,s uu,lstaiy oicf
III PROVISIONS the market was quiet. There II
sonc inquiry for Shoulders, but buyers and sellers
are apart-holaers being very fsn at &c looac
Bulk Hams arc In limited request, and we note
falc OF IT, 600 pcs deliverable at Milwaukee Mt 5.<r
packed lot Of 5000 Smoked Shoulders loose
was sold at Axe. Lard ia held at 1o.c-buycrs of
fering 10Ac.
dressed logs were shade better today thc
supply being light. The range Of prices vas ~ N
W6.so. Owing to the Eercre snow storm of 1aat
night the trains we're all behind time, and the M
fsFinss on the market being slim and uninyitine.
there ~as very little doing at the stock Yards to'
DAY. a few droTes Of Cattle changed hands at
s3t"G3.55. About 300 Hogs sold at a ranpc Of
s4'eoda.9o. The market closed firm, with the
prospect of heavy receipts TOMORROW.
Flour WIS entirely neglected. Wheot was a1so
dull, and prices fell about 1c per bu, but at this
concession holders generally refused to Ecll. The
transactions were therefore tr1ing at S1.02A1. 10
for No Spring, and $1.19xG1 .a01c for No. i
Spring.
Com was A9Kc better and to1erably active, at
4sH949c for winter receipts Of Mixed Corn in
store; 60c for fresh receipts do; and 456a46c for
Rejected.
Oats were in good demand and firm at S6ns8.<c
lor no. receipts on the first storage, and 54e5sc
lor old receipts. Rye was neglected and dull. Bar
icy "ns sold at S13o@150, H;ghwincs were dnll
and neglected. Timothy Seed was very dull and
urooptng-Ealcs betn. made at St. 75ia1 6t. Glover
seed was dull at $5.75@6.00. Flax Seed was sold
at $4;1e11Sf94D4.
There was nothing done in F-etghts today Yes,
sells are held at 1oc for corn to Buffalo,
, 1863-03-21
a Card from the Sanitary Gift CONCERT
Directors,
CHICAGO SANITARY GIFT CoScEnr Rooya.j

-A"AA III ~, 1000.
Applications have been made, during the past
lev, lev da5s at TIC rooms Of the SAM arg Gift Con.
with the Sanitary Commission in tbis rt1 y
Is dGf The sanay GIT Concert
the eonee directly Or indirectly, md lid no hand
m originating 1t, and has no positive knowledge
The object Of the Sanitary Gift Concert is for tbc
1eaedtAf the sick and afflicted soldiers, who are
iH,qaennh from the many diseases incident to camp
lie. Az humane persons who have relatives or
friends n the Onion army, viii not hesitate to
f1tf1oaIc m thcr mite in the purchase Of Sanitary
country. <-e"A AVE- VIZ
,Meesrs: ". n. c. Miller & Co., well known ,ew,
eeIs IS South Clark street. are Treasurers fos tic
5aa.asy Gilt tonceEt, and they will publish cor.
rect statement Of the distribution Of The DrnceeIs
accr1ning from the Sanitary Gift Concert. Also. by
the klndness OF Col Beatty, Secretary OF tho Board
o. TRADE, an agent will be stationed ID the Boar1
of Trade Rooms, for the sale Of the sanitary Gis
concert tickets, and the proceeds accruins from
fales will BE- depoeited with the Secretary Of fbt
Board Of Trade, for the sick soldiers bearft. A~
, 1863-03-21

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49,, GllbEnr SAMPSON. Aucttoncers,
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