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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-10
FOR Safe

WILL be sold at public auction, at the Court.
w house, In Wheeling, on Wednesday, the 18th
Of March, commencing at II o'clock A. NJ, the fol-
lowing described real estate situated alb tut i miles
from bridgeport, Ohio, aud about the same distance
from Aarttnsyie, between the two plnuk roads, con-
tanning IL acres Of very superior land for fruit and
good bearing orchard Of choice fruit consisting of so
apple and 60 chorry and plum teees, with large va
riety of very choice small fruit currants raspberies
&C., az acres grapes set out ono year ago, and in
good growing condition, With acres more the best
site for grape growing In the country. Good water
on the place. The above is very desirable property
tor any one wishing pleasant homo. With good
chance to raise fruit. -
FERNs-one- thiri cash on d.y Of sale, balance in
two equal payments of and IL months with inter
est from date. . !
Por further particulars enquire on the premises,
Wheeling: GEO. z. WOLFRAM, Auetioneer.
mar9-d&Wtd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-10
FOR Safe

T WILL sell at private sale the following de.irablS
Il Real Estate In La Grange Lots numbered g. o.
and 80 feet of the north part ofNo H. II not sold
before the 18Th day OF March, 1868, will on that
day. soil tho same at public auction At the front door
Of the Courthouse OF Ohio county, to the highest
bidder
Terms madO known on tho day of sale
mars 1W ALONAO LORIN0. for the oRnars
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-10
Nhe Great Union Meeting Ia New
YORK On last Friday Night.
Fr0m The Tdbul

TIE magnificent uprising Of the people
aud the nobly-loyal speeches of the most
popular men OF the Democratic party LAST
evening, At the great mass meeting in and
aoout the Cooper Institute, win IAN WITH
cutting weight upon armed rebels of the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-10
PUBLIC SAFE.

r WILL sell at public Yendue on Saturday, the
18th inst, Lot No. on the plat OF BoEgs' farm,
adjoining Ritchietown. There is on tho lot a good
two-story frame house. with foundation built for an
addition. There is well OF good water on the lot
Terms will be made known on day oFssle, or can
be had By applying to ABRAM BARON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-10
Commissioners Notice.
OFFICE PEoyOsr MAnsuAL aEsERA1 70. Va,

I WHAhLIAu, Mhfch y, lSBS.
CPEcLkL oRDHas.-An soldiers in the service of
within the lmisofthe District ofWestern VirRinIa.
ara required TO report Immediately at this Post to
be forwarded to the camps designated by the War
All stTnsglers from the army, wilI:rcport at once
70 the commanding officer nearest to them to be
torWarIled to their companies
All RSSentees who fail to report within five Iavs
will be considered deserters for whom the usual re-
NOrd will be paid on delivery.
Major and Provost Marshal 6 enerai for virginia.
nar9-5t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-10
TOM THuMR

JUST RBORTVRD, q lot OF Cards Of Tom Thumb
81 and Wife, Also, Cards OF Com. Mutt and Mis-
Minnie. Also lot Of Fancy Cards and Cards Of &C.
lebrittes at PARTRIDGB'S Gallery.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-10
Commigsioner's Notice.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NUGIC0. .
prs, &es Circuit Court for
W. Ohio County, Virgin
Joeph II. Pendleton, ct ais. la.
NJ uTICE is hereby given that will, pursuant to a
II decree Of the Circuit Court for OHIO county
Virginia rendered at the special term 1858 OF said
cotrt, at my office Fonrth street in the city Of
Wheeling, Va. on Thursday the I'd day Of AprIl,
1SS, proceed ITO settle tho accounts of Joseph 81.
PeAdleton and Edward Smith, as administrators with
the will annexed Of Jan Casner, deceased in due
coarse Of administration, EhOwinY the amount Of e..
tale OF the said James Caaner. which into the
hands OF the said admiuistrators either Of them
them; aso asccrtain.the real esta;e oWnsdlby: the
said Joseph H. PendletOn. in this commonwealth,
the location, value and annual value thereof; also
what liens exist against tho said real estate and the
prierities thereof 30. Parties are hereby notified
to attend at the time and place above mentioned
HANNIBAL FORBES,
: 4arlo-lAw4w Master Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-10
For SAFE or mama :.

G.. I OFFER FOR SALE or TRADE tho S.,,
:1 known Post-ott1ce and business stand at Lime
Marshall county, Va, 1t is situated on the
from Wheeling The above stand cannot be .1rpaEs-
"a IN marshAH county for regular country store or
tavern stand The store room Is new building two
stoIies nigh IS feet long by IS feet wide with gocd
seiIaF- There ts good dwelling house ATTACHED to
me stoTe, with hye rooms, good well Of water,
I ke-nouse' and stable for eight or ten hos
asos twelve acres Of land, which for quality fs Ia
20 With hne young orchard Of trees alt
sEaited tqit from Rochester, New York, aud planted
desirable property in thecity Of Wheeling or Ritch
4et Sot6s JOHN =. MCNABB,
- leozo-lH Pittsburgh, Pa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-10
oITIcI COLLECTOR OF ISREHNGI. RayRyuP
P1RST DIsr. OF VIRGTSIG.
- -

OIT1oB COLLECTOR OF ISRKRNGI. RHyRyuR
F1RSF DIsr OF YIRGISIA
Wheeling February %, 1868
9HE folloEing gentlemen have been appointed
the First District as follows: >'-''-to y
5oS;! ct orr Hancock and Brooke Post-Oce HOLT
Post-ofiee Wheeling, -Stt 0"io GO unity,
.r Sas 1 r Bell Marshal and wOtlo Possonoo Gam
Samuel Billinglly, Tyler and Pleasant, po,,-os7..
hiddlebouFne Va : .S'ilI''u's5 F0S'-Onlee
Jas e 9urRe Marion and MOnOnealia, Pos.-oaee
EEanel. Herman, Preston and Taylor, Postossee
4eiioEsTi 10, Preston county, Va. - 49,
.r JAS. c. ORR,
ma Collector LIST DIGt.o Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-10
FOR SALE.

!. CoUNTERs, SHELVING, &C., in the store.room
" formerly occupied by Heskell 4 sWearfngen,
Main street. Also side cases with glass above and
panel doors below, and case SxlO feet (now used
for hanging gilt frames) with aiding glass doors For
sale at PARTRIDGE'S Gallery.
WANTED good Boob. keeper and Salesman at
Partridges Gallery. mar5-1w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-10
ALLEGHENY COLLEGE

MEADVILLE, PA.
Il second Monday In August. Winter Term com
mences the flrst Monday In December. Spring Term
commences the last Monday in March.
Students commencing Latin, Greek or Algebra
should be present at the opening ofthe Spring Term
For Catalogue apply to
teb16lmS GEO. LOOMS, Pre.'t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-10
FOR SANE.

t7si ALL THAT HOUSE, AND LOT on Zane, be-
81 tween Fifth and Sixth streets, and occupied by
.EI4the undersigned as dwelling house and bottlng
cellar. feb95 JRSNET GARRORTH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-10
VALUABLE PAPER MILLS AT
AUCTION

AUCTION.
WILL be sold at public auction at the front door
w Of the Court House, In the CITY Of WhpeIipg
on Tuesday, the 10th day ofMarch next, commencing
ALL O'Clock A NJ, lots numbered 49, 10 and %, ut
the corner Of Water street and Paper Mill alley in
SAID city, on which Is the Virginia Paper Mil with
the appuFtenanees and machinery thereto annexed
or pertaining.
Also, lots numbered g. and 10, on Bow street. in
me town Of Fulton, (adjonng Wheeling) Wherein is
the Eagle Paper Mill. with the appurtenances aud
on side ofBOE street, in said town Of Full
TEENs-oue-fourth cash, and the bala.ce in six,
we've, eighteen and twenty-four months with six
Per cent Interest Por further information enquire
Oh me undersigned at Wheeling, Va.
+S94o ueWiu j. ". PAXTON.
III einnah Commercial and PittsburEh Dispatch
COPY " one week, and send bill to this ofiee for
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-10
valuable Real Estate in the City
OF Wheeling for sale.

r OFFER P5R SALE lot number one in square
j twen ty-nine, on the plat of tho addition to the
ch1 OF Wheeling, as laid out by Charles T. Churchill
trustee, and called Buena Vista addition. This lot
is situated on the north side of Monroe street, Is
one hundred feet also I've feet of alley ten feet
ts on tho north side of said lot which to be kept
open Uncommon with the owner OF the adjoining lot
There u erected on thin lot eommodious and COM
forabIe dwelling house, for full description
of The premises and terms Of snle apply to me at my
Office. N. RICHARDSON,
mario Attorney.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-10

IN tho UIstFIotl Court OF the United
Virginia, at wheeling.
B. DeFord sons, PLANTING
ft-# w.
William Hail aud George 81. Woodward, Defendants
~ NE defendants in the above entitled cause will
take notice that the dispositions Of j. F. Ely aud
otrs, will be taken at the Office OF james b. Luti-
me, at the 0orner of Fayette and st. Pauls streets
in Ole city Of Baltimore, In the State of MaryI1nd
on fhe sixth day of April, A. d. 1868 between the
hours of O'Clock An. and 6o'clock PHI. to be read
saiLplaintifs. And iE from any cause.-the taking OF
the same shall not be commsaced, or being COM
tnced, shall not be completed on that day the ta-
Ig thereof will DO adIournc from time to time un.
til the same shall be completed
JAMES 8. WHAT
unrl0 - Attorney for PLANTING.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-10
FOR SALE.
For Sale or Rent.
House on Main Street to LEI.

CONTAINING a lne store.room, besides the dwell
" ling part. Possessi n on the first Of April. En-
quire OF tjan26l PRYOR FROST.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-06

HEADoUARrERs IN THE FIELD, NEAR CHASoEIc
LoRsvILL, Va, Sunday, May 3, 1866 ?. NJ. I
Another bloody day has been added to the cal.
eudAr Of this rebellion Another terrible battle
has been fought, and more fields crimsonod with
human blood Few more such days as this will
End no armies left on either sideto fight battles.
My last letter brought up the situation 10 Sat
urday mornng. 1t was then certainly expected
that the enemy would begin the attack 50 soon
as ii was day, and our dispositions were made &C.
cordingly, But the attack did not begin. Events
proved that the enemy did design to attack, but
be chose to make that attack IN q manner and at
q point different from what was generally antici.
pated by US on Saturday morning Daylight grew
broader and yet no guns. Finally, about O'Clock
a brass Napoleon, looking down lhe plank road
in front Of the Chancellor House, saw 0 regiment
come into the road 10 column aud attempt 10
deploy Ono or two doses ofcanster caused them
to deploy rather irregularly, and more like skr-
mishers on the retreat.
Soon after, Gen. Hooker and Staff began an
inspection Of our lines, which occupied full two
hours. Every portion was visited and the work
Of the night was closely inspected, On tho ex-
IRENE left new lines wero chosen, and tho engineer
officers soon marked out the llue and character O
the deisnces TO be erected. When The inspection
closed, the intrenchments wero pronounced to be
Of the very best character, especially those on thC
right, where the columns Of Slocum and Howurt
were posted. an4.r ~ tNlasd. aoi
There had been only slight disturbances during
The night, as both forces had been busy with thO
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-06
Nol0.4t,


TO the August Term 1858, Of the County Of santa 70,
First Judicial district Court TERRITORY OF New Mexico
Davds Garland PlH ,.,.m0.,, A ,,,cAm.D,
Charles Clark, Delft,
Notice hereby gyento you the said Charles B. Clark that
suit ID now pending in the said District Court in the sail
County against you behalf Of Ihvid s. Garland phlnt
for the sun Of one thousand nine hundred and ninety wo
dollars Ia this case and that attachment has issued here
TO- which has been returned served upon Gustaye Esbeg and
jacob Amberg as garmlshecs
Now unless you the SAID Charles b. Clark shall be and ap
pear al the said District Court to be begun and held at The
civ II santa To- in the said County tho first Monday oil
August next and plead answer demur to the said plain
tns action herein judgment will be rendered aganstyon BY
default and other proceedings had against you On the said
garnishees.
By order Of the Court.
witness the Hon. Kirby Benedict Chief Juftic'
Of said Territory and Judge Of the First Judica
District Court and the seal Of said Court at sant'
II, this 2lst day Of May 1888.
SAMUEL ELLISON
Clerk.
Noig It: IsY..
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-06

70 ihe Augusl Torn 1855 lcouhiy Of santsTS
IfN Judicial District Court JTsrrIiory Of New Mexico
Jose scrahn Ramrez,
Joae Manuel GAllegos and Us ...lg.A Il 1851 ilH
Jonas CabetA do Baca, Bill In ChanceFy
ExecaioTs and Administrators Of Ae tor foreclosure Of
Etats Of Anoho eAndoval deceAasd Mortgage I
PIN.
= --e,q a5l ys,H1I isqe Hffian
William Pelham, Def.
You The aid william Pelham, rshsreby notified that
Bl ID Chancery has been lied by The sad complaints In
tho id District Court for the foreclosure Of Mortgage upon
certain real 1isie in said Bill mentioned
Nov unleis you the aid William Pelham, hhal bs and ap
pear oa the next torn The said District Court 70 DO begun
aud held at The city Of Santa 70 on the drs Monday Of Au-
gust next and plead answer dumur TO the said Bill ID,
maitssahd hngs contained and set forth against you will
be taken g confessed byyou and desroed accordingly
pyufdef Of The Oouri.
Witness tho Hon. Kirby Benedict Chief Justlc,
of said Territory and Judge Of the hrst Judica
District Court, and tho zeal Of said Court al SAINT
u, this 7ist dsy OfMay 1862
Clerk.
h'a'N ah aN r1l ltMNIl. lUI
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-06
NoaS4t.

To the August term 1863 Of the County VI Santa fe,
First Judicial District Court Territory Of New Mexico,
Solomon j. speigeberg lI
Isvl spelgelberg and
Emanuel Speigsberg pills Assumpsit Attachment,
vs..
James H. Holmes deft.
Notice Is hereby given to you the said james II Holmes
that suit Is nowpendng III the said District Court in The
said County against you In behalf Of Solomon Spegebcrg
Avl speigeberg and Emanuel spegelberg, plaintiffs Tor the
sum six hundred and seventy ye dollars aud seventy Eve
cents Ia this cause and that attachment has issued here
Ing which has been returned served certain properly and
upon William !. N. Army as garnishee
Now II YOU the said James II. Holmes shall not be and
appear al the said District Court to be begun and held al
the city o Santa re- in the said County on the s Monday
o August next and plead or demur to the said plain
tits action heren Judgment will be rendered against you BY
DEFAULT and other proceedings had against you with said gar
nishso as provided by law
BY order Of tho Court
Witness the Hon Kirby Benedict, Chief Justlct
ia. Of said Territory and Judge Of the First Judicial
District Court, and the Seal Of said Court, al
Santa ~, this 2lst day Of May 1853
SAMUEL. ELLISON,
Clerk.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-06
VOLUME ".
ADVERTISEMENTS

Iothe August Term 1858 Of ibe County Of Santa IL,
FlrS Judicial District Court Terrilory Of New Mexico
Solomon J. speigelberg ..
Sew spegelbeIg and
Emanuel Spelgberg, Plas,
si VS. Assumpsit and attachment
AnasacIO Barela, dett sS.2oeos
tappsarng 10 the satisfaction Of the Court by AFFIDAVIT
'oh die this that the said defendant Anaaco Bare
hs ano-resldent Of said Territory and that process In
suiaosc has not been served upon him. II Is therefore
ordered BY the Court that publication be made for four
cessyc weeks tho last publication to be made at least six
weeks before the day Of the next term Of said Court
notifying the said defendant Of the pending Of said and
requlrnfm 10 be and appear before said District Court
e bs bgn and held at the city Of Santa Fe in the said
County on the drst Monday Of August next and plead
swer or demur 10 the said plaintiffs action herein udg
ment will be rendered against him by default and other pro-
eeedings had against him as provided by law.
BY order Of the Court. l1nITl rf.tf
tOI Witness the Hon. Kirby Benedict Chief
Justice Of said Territory aud Judge oil the
-4..t first Judicial District Court, and the seal
'''ft Of said Court at Santa Fe, this 21st day Of
......... May 1903,
s.,. SAMUEL ELLISON, Clerk
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-06

To tho August Term 1858 Of the Ccrnty ofSanta Fl,
First Judicial Dsricl Court Territory oil New Mexico
Jose Manuel Gallegos
Tomas CabeEa de Baca
Jose seraan Ramirez
ExecutOrsand Administrators {Assumpst d Attachment
Of the Estate Of AnlO10 San slO5S1 co.
doyal deceased, Pills.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-06
Anastacio Darela, Delft.

AnastAcio BArela, Dent.
appesrng to the satisfaction Of the Court by AFFIDAVIT on
file In this cause that the said defendant Anasaco hrea
Is non resident ofsald Territory and that process in said
has not been served upon him II Is therefore, ordered
by the Court that publication be made for four successive
weeks the last publication to be made at least six weeks be-
fore the first day Of the next term VI Pad Court notifying
the said defendant Of the tendency 0 this suit and requiring
him 10 BE- and appear before said District Court 10 be begun
Snd held at the city Of Santa fe in Id County the rst
Monday August next and plead answer demur 10 the
said plaintiffs action herein, Judgment will be rendered
against him by default and other proceedings bad against
him as provided by law. ..
BY order ofihe Court --.. ......l.-
Witness the Hon. Kirby Benedict, Chief jus.
tce Of said Territory aud Judge Of the first
Judicial District Court, and the seal Of said
Court at santa Pe, this 2lst day Of May 1868.
SAMUEL ELLISON,
Clerk
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20
rER M 81.
Arrival. of the Fleet.

.fter considerable detention by low
~ and other causes, The Cumberland
.lalnade It's grand entry TO our land
on Sunday morning, escorted by two
N and tawney war-dogs which cast
.hor on the opposite side Of the river,
though they were not disposed to cul-
ate snybody's Acquaintance. Al
ugh the snow and slush underfoot
re abominable, still the bright sun
ne, and the approach of so large a
i, a sort of aquatic military procession,
lected many hundreds citizens and
.diers, on the river bank. And gay
d lively spectacle it was to the boats
,eeping around the point one by one,
81 belching up pitchy columns of vol
mic smoke, and then whirling aloft,
leir silvery wreaths of steam.
Such an armada had not been seen here
many day-not since rebellion
vent steamboats, and commerce from
ar waters. II suggested in a most
lriking manner the difference between
ort under loyal, and port under dis
,yal control.
The boats which arrived were the gun
Ioats ST. Clair and Brilliant, transports
lila Faber, Poland, Des Moines City
'empest, Ollie Sui Ivan, Golden Era
Iorizon, Hazel Dell, Fort Wayne, Diadem
ames Thompson, CapitOla, Empire City
)rizonia, Nashville, Diamond, W. G
Voodsides, Huntress, Commercial.
They all were heavily freighted will
upplies for the army. SO our Uncl
SANS boys will be well fed for the res
Of the season.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20

Mr.. EPIToR In your issue Of satur-
day last, mention is made Of the seizure
Of Confederate money in The hands of
the brokers of this city, by order of the
Provost Judge, in such way as to create
the impression that some unfare dealing
had been done by some one, or more Of
the brokers. We wish to say through your
columns, that so far as we are concerned,
that we can say without fear Of contra
diction, that we have at no time, kept, or
sold, or offered for sale, the numberless
fac HmiIes of Confederate money, nor
have we bought or sold, the counterfeit
issue of Confederate money knowingly
w. +. CHILDS & co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
No more Rebel officers to be Pa
rolled.
$4,000 ReinfOrcements for General
Bragg.
Capture of the Arkansas Post, with
5000 Rebel Prisoners confirmed.
Gold, Az So.

WASHINGTON, Jan.19-The General
in-Chief has issued orders to Corps Com :
manders not to release rebel officers on
parole, because the Rebels have refused
tOparole Union officers now in Richmo nd.
Eleven brigades left Fredericksburg on
the 18th, consisting of forty five thousand
men, to reinforce Gen. Bragg.
The Rebels appear to be strengthening
their line on the Rappahannock.
The Government have received con-
frmitory dispatches of our victory at
Arkansas Post. Eight Rebel regiments
were taken prisoners by our forces. The
fight was exclusively 10y gunbOats.
New YORK, Jan. 19.-Gold weak al
4736; Sterling Exchange higher.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20
Steamboat Burned.

We learn that the Mary Crane, one of
the steamboats, belonging to the feet
which arrived here on Sunday, was burn
ed by the guerrillas at Betsy's Landing
Tar the shoals. When the Science pass
ed the Mary Crane she was burning, and
all her crew had been captured and car
ried off, it was supposed. The mate Of
the Crane was killed, and two others Of
the crew wounded. The boat had stop
ped to take on wood. One of the gun
boats shelled the woods, but no enemy
was discovered, that we heard Of.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20

THEATRE. - The attendance at the
theatre last night was not very large.
We are not surprised at this, however,
for the streets are so muddy and the
sidewalks are so slippery, that nothing
short Of gunboat can navigate. We
are sorry 70 learn that it will be neces-
sary for the theatre 20 close after to-
night, owing to necessity of shutting off
the gas. This, however, will only be a
temporary suspension. Next week we
expect TO see the theatre again in full
blast, when, we hope, tho house will be
crowded every night
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20
Darkness Ahead.

We are under the painful necessity of
informing our readers that on next We'd
nesday night the Gas Company will sus-
pend operations in consequence of the
exhaustion of their supply of coal, and
their inability 10 obtain any more at
present. For time at least, the streets
in foggy weather. and in the absence of
Her Nocturnal Majesty the "SilVer-shin :
ing Moon" will be enVeloped in Egyp-
tian darkness, gross and palpable, and
people who would avoid collisions on the
sidewalks, or those unpleasant acquaint-
ances slung-shOt operators, will have to
keep within doors, after the Sun goes to
his roost in the occident early 10 bed
will be the embodiment of our philOsO-
ply. Thespis will walk no more in tin
sellsd splendor by the foOtlights and
Serenaders will cease to wind their mel
low horns under the windows of enrap-
tnred maidens, now doomed TO dArkle in
sad eclipse. Through the ebony folds
of smoke, and drizzle, and fog, the only
lights which will twinkle on our vision
will be the distant oAmp-flres upon the
hills, which will throw their feeble lus
tire upon our night enshrOuded city. II
is terrible to think of such season, will
NOT some philanthropist hurry up IN
coal -bOats?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-20
PROvosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Nashville, Dec. %, '62.
Provost Orders No. l

Provost Orders No. l.
l. The sale of spirituous liquors with
in this city, except for medicinal purpo-
ses, is strictly prohibited, and every
drinking saloon in the place must be
closed at once.
2. Any one violating this order will
be arrested and severely punished, and
his liquors confscated and turned over
10 Col. SIMMONS, Chief Commissary Sub
sistenee.
3, All officers in charge Of guards and
patrols, will use great vigilance to ferret
out, and break up the whisky traffic.
JEo. A. MARTIN,
Colonel and Provost Marshal
Approved
RoBT. b. MIT0HHLL,
Brig. Gen. Commanding Post.
dee H-tf