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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-06

a.
Oar spirited and sprightly contempOr-
sry, the indianapolis Gazette pays JUS a
most glowing compliment, in The follow.
ing paragraph: Wy ~ 10 ~ yd
The Nashville UNION has but recently
entered upon the second year of its .exis-
tence, and, we are pleased 70 learn, with
most encouraging prospects, It's daily
edition we learn, is quite five thousand
II is popular with the soldiers, and with
the soldiers friends, as Well as with the
friends of the GOyernmentand the Union
everywhere, Isl st,,vp r,.,.6
The Nashville Union we regard as one
Of the very best papers in the United
States and decidedly the ablest and best
South of Mason and Qixon'sl line. 1t
supports the Goyernment the Adminis-
tration, and the measures Of the Admin
isiraiiOn for the suppression Of the rebel
lion. 1t most heartily Supports the Presi-
dents Emancipation Proclamation, and
is in favor Of 'giping out slavery as soon
a. possible, ip order to suppress the re :
bellion, restore the Union as itshould be,
and elevate the white labOring masses Of
/ WV 3oN - W hp CfNt N1A9b w NC-
graded by the evil of slavery. We say
to our readers; you can take no better
paper than the Nashville, Tenn, Upi6.
Aud TO those who want q good weekly
paper, and one that comes from near The
army Of le GaDabylapd, where so many Of
DER indiana, Illiaoia and Ohio boys ars--
we say, take the Weekly Nashville Union:
Price 81 year. 70 Tue paper we under
stand is getting large circulation ia
Southern Illinois. II should circulate all
over the North West larE .aen3l ~
The only correction wo will make to
the Gdsaes friendly notice is that our
daily edition has for over ten weeks been
within fraction Of eight tlOusaBd ctptss,
and our last weekly edition reached over
tioslee n usand copies. We are. in great
need Of a faster press, although we now
run the fastest steam press 10 the
city. We hePe to remedy this very
| sonn yIi1Dol h,l1..d 500 io l-I1N
| eNNhs o.
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IFsr tho NAshvnc Union od r
A Notorious n y. n whaoker ON E1-
gfslFlirla5ln hiblpton!g m
Cam ON ST,EwART's CREEK
NJ. OnA 1aEn

slai oi Cam ON sgEwART's CREEKl =
on sd biuoa May 2nd, 1865.
We have the pleasure of announcing
to the public in general, and to all good
Union. men in particular, that we have
eOLD ToUsE,p Tho notorious bushwhaek-
er, AZ last, safely guarded, and at work
With pick and spade on our Notifications,
ornamsnted with a SUBSTANTIAL ball and
chain. For many years his career has
been one Of blood. Lieut.. CoTTTxGHAM
of the 35th Ohio, remembers seeing him
lns56 after his capture, by Capt WoODp,
of the LIST U. s. Cavalry, (now Maj, Gen.
wOoDs) at Newslls' Mills, Kansas.
oonD TOUsE, having been handed over
TO the civil anth0fiiies, was, through The
psrtiaiity Or the Jury aud the clemeney
of the judge who tried him on indict-
ments for murder, arson and robbery,
merely convicted Of manslaughter, and
sepiepeed ~ fye years hard labOrwith q
ball and chain 70 his leg. Some Of our
ree-nonihsl men, remember him dis
tinctly as tho man who in cold
blood, Futhlesslyf shot down gall
liant officer a. he was endeavoring
10 rally his scattered compsny in
defence OF a guh at the ba,tle Of
Rich Mouptain, and toward the close Of
this hrst decisive battle of the war, prl-
vGts ELAOTF saw our gallant RosEBRAss
himself rush upon him and amiie him on
the head With his sabre bat it seems
that old TousE survived the stroke as
well as he escaped the Kansas hemp.
Tue old man ext turned up in Kentucky,
where some Of The boys recognized him
among the famous Mississippi Buich-
ers.H lie was also seen a. Chaplin Hills
by many Of our men TO whom his coun-
tenanee had become familiar Old ToUsE
is . medium sized man, apparently not
over 45 years Of age, dark eyes, dark
red beard, somewhat sprinklsd with
grey, quite talkative al times, but Gen.
srEADMAE does not think that he has
any valid claims TO veracity. He has
caused our officers great deal Of trouble,
but by putting their heads together they
haYe at lepgth eireumyented him..
The boys have just given up their old
tents, drawn aheltsr-tents, and have
seen real live paymasior, and ere
blessed with excellent health and spiriss.
n 81 .ilh.I .iHal JoHS LAwhlE,
Company "BP 10Th Ind. Vols
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limos. AND lL6ckTEOh)
OF
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE,


No. l-Gun FACTORY, College street on the aill.
.n1unftr Surgeon, 7, A. sWoRRALIys atin
li1 4 t,plv,rsity Baidhia, Nar,el ttreet, on the
I'm. Surgeon, JANa BRYAN, Us v.
s-Tnsley's Building, Sc corner Public Square.
Surgeon, LAWS d. Harlow
t-HOwsrd High School, College street, on the
Dsf Is HIN d d. BrLIs suJsoon IN charge
e b-Gun Factory, upper end Front street. Asst.
aTseCf -g6slrasah p. q. RtAaEa- ~ f3rtT
q s-Collsgo sirest, near Broad, Surgeon, Gus
sOHLuFsrn
q z--Cors0e street. between Church and Broad.
Act asst. Surgeon, @, W, FRAEeE.
" s-Masonie Hall, Church street, near Summer.
rt-sVr Asst, Surgeon, D. BAqHE,
10 .s-cArhake EAStory,. Market street, below the
square. Asst. SurgeoH, g. sTE0NAN
1O-Medioal College, College street, on the Bill.
Act. Asst, Surgeon, W. X. Bowling.
"l1-"Prsr HoUsE -on the University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, l.. d. HoGIE.
rEI2 -Brosdway Hotel, Brvsd street, corner Cherry
- ltL.t surgeon, FRED. hKHNouR lA W
ls-Hume High school, Spruce street, cor. Broad.
Asst. Surgeon, A. II. SMITH, u 3. A. 30
4" l4-Female school, Chuch street, rear Chatta-
noog9 Depot. Surgeon, JoHH ~ PAtllLsrs t-
I51Hynos' high School, Line stresi cornsr SUM
mor. Surgeon, ". h. CHANnaR'
1o-Gordon Block, corner Broad street and River
y TOr banding. suIgeenr DAVID WAlsH.
"I7-OTT1crRs' HOSPITAL Planters Hotel, sum
mer street, corner Deaderck. Surgeon,
D. zWa. ARNOLUsIi-E Z p
ls-Corner Church and College streets. Surgeon,
~ II 8, PLUMMER. ~,.,, e.
q lo-Aforrh 4 stfattoh's Buildlpg, No. "A Market
street. Surgeon, WA. GORDON. ~
" 2O-Baptlst Church, Summer street. Surgeon, -.
" GOODwn. .iaHob
q Methodist Church, Church street Surgeon
N. n. H0JToS. t"'A-'A't
T, a, -HardcAsuss, South Market strest. Surgeon
=. BKcKwI1u f+N- -
=, 23-oornef vine and Broad streets. Surgeon, o,
CH1MBERiIN.
25-Corner Market and Clark stfoetR. Surgeon
l.. @, RICE. ~
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OAMr NEAR MuRFnzrsBoRo, TSsS,l

Isl bad allsd May lst 1868.
Friend Mercer. Yesterday We returned
TO camp from an expedition into the
enemy's country We started on April
20lhs bThe command under Gen. RSY-
Eouns consisted Of WAeSER's, HALL's,
aud srARKwEarnEs's brigades OF in
fsntry, WiLDER's brigade of mounted
infantry, aud part Of STsN.EY's division
Of cavalry under command Of Col. MMTY.
The infantry proceeded Oia ReadyyiIIe,
Woodbury., Beckwith's, and Liberty, TO
iAlexandfia, and back TO within iwomiles
Of Liberty thence via Auburn and
Milton ioicsulpl On. this expedition the
shelter tents proved valuable. The cav
airy and mounted Infantry were almost
everywhere through the country, picking
up struggling ne bells, and conscript ofIi
GERS. The bridg6 near Manchester, the
factory and mill q. MckiunviIle, the
mill and a house at Liberty were burnt,
as also train on the railroad. We cap
tured also number Of horses, and a
quantity Of provision, A good deal OF
bprovision and other stores had 10 be
destroyed for want OF transportation.
al AZ Alexandra, number of Union
families packed up their furniture, and
when we left on our return, they came
with us. While we were there, Lieut.
'Ao'DAvIs,9iof the 18th Indians Volun-
teers, with q squad Of men from The same
regiment, had night hunt after a way
faring rebel, and captured, among others,
q certain j LGwRENoE, who on the prin-
eipIs Of "every mans house is his cas-
tie" fortified himself under the bed,
from which hiding place he was drawn
forth (.enderly, Of cOurse), by a long
hoOsIer, who thought he war q thar"
bSfoKEs's cavalry wac very valuabl,
aid in their being acquainted with every
bouse, barn. and chicken coop in th,
country, and knew exactly where 10 Iool
tof rebs. Capt BLGoKBURN's company
was organized around Liberty, Alex
andriS, and Snow Hill, and msde them
selvesqdi,e At home. edi ,da Dns
57Therebel cavalry under WHEELER, waI
in Alexsndfia short time before ou
advent, but took their leave on our ap
| proach. They told the citizens that they
had mover been whipped. Why They
would no; stand 10 get whipped. j.
OF couree on an expedition OF thil
kind pigs and poultry must suffer, fo
which no excuse will be offered by
i-Ahl OD Yours, &c.
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An Abolition paper, called The Cour-
Ter, has been started at GAlIatin, Tenn.
The establishment of these abolition
sheets in such State. as Tennessee,
where nineteen en-twentieths Of the people
utterly detest and scorn aboliliolism, is
one of the bitter curses of the Union
cause, Louisville Journal IA
And newspapers whose editors are
protected in their homes hyoFederal sol
diers, which would thus speak ofa news
paper, published by its protectors 10 res
lieVe the monotopy and toll of a soldieTs
liie, is ''not worth curse." y lalla IA
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TENNRssEE BRANCH
oY THR
NATIONAL CLAIH AGENCI
ooSDUCrrD ~ i
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE, g
bas wAsHlEGToN, D, q. D
CHARLES II. GREEN, Agent
No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.


THIS AGENCY pOssesges peculiar facilities for "a,
successful prosecution and settlement Of Do
nands against the General Government Of EvEBY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had ssvera
years experience In the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the Exeou
tive Departments OF Washington, and being thor
oughly acquainted and fimiiiar with tho laws Ano
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given 10 cases arisips
out Of the present war, Including the accounts e
ststss Contractors, aud Disbarsing oaioers Of the
War and Navy Departments and for - Collect.
ing, Billing, aud Organising vOl-
unteers,' - the reimbursement Of wbiohfsauthor
ized BY an act af Congress; GRAINS FOR INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN res
PUBLIC USES, Or FOB DAMAGES TO sUOB
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost in the service, and ioI
tsfIItafy fsaYS PensFonts and county
Land.
We give special attention to procuring pen.
sIons, HOuD ties, etc., heeruipg 20 Soldiers
who have boon wounded, contractedtd II ease, or the
families Of suchas have died. or been killed while ip
the diecharge of their line Of dpty as Hech dhins q
| present war 1n
Special care win also be given to claims whlos
have been here loforo Dc ejected or Suspended
BY The Departments or n Q ficlently Mana ag OF
Prompt attention also given to tho collection Oi
ouartermaster's Receipts given for Property taksl
tor the Of the Army, to arranging Accounts will
andooTiecting GlaIms against the Quartermastsra Do
! partuentg b ig 81 eftilss ~ ygaarnhaF F 1h
All Claims placed IN our hands receive our PROMPT
PeFsOnal Attention, thereby securing mary
which, IN the hands OF an Attorney at any distar
point, frequently prove unsuccessful. A1
Aside from this decided advantage, our dAhy ntsl
course with all the Departments enables In ue'
ahssh 70 obtain decisions much morn 1poSdily thAl
where al Communication and ether noCesaary detail
must be conducted through the mails. i9i
To this ond, we solicit you to forward TO any or
all cAsed ofsue character you may from time to tims
have presented, and, es is custom, will faf'
6ish you With an the necessary blanks, and, vhss
required, inAtruetlons. ~
No charge madc In any csss unless suoceasful. i
| Addressi CHARLES H! GREEN,
Hn.. .rff r.fIt NO, 50 ChArry Street.
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NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE WEDNESDAY, MAY 6. 1883.
List Of Discharge Papers RemaIn-
ing az Pest HsadqaRrtcrs, NASH
vtafe. .aprIf IA fFg9 aa I.f..It

Jamfs Adm re, Private, Co, r. slst Regiment IN
dlara vouhteers. Date Of hna discharge, March "a,
1868. fnlf.f fH- sf ee-.
Danl Angle, Corporal, Co H. 4oth Regiment 0. "
Z InHhtry 4 ateuf q al discharge, lfar "a, 1883
Ben II Iavis, ~ vate, 20. /, s5th lnds ana Vol,
unte.s DATE u Anal dschergt Jan 90, IsC3
Chales For ner, Privtte, Co q, 9th Hin "a Vols
Jolln s. Hunipbrys, i ivals, %. I, 1stA o. V. In
fantry. nats Of dnal dsoEsree, Feb. 20, 1855
Patrick Howard. Private, tels lTth Ky Vel. In
lantry, Date OF lnal discharge, March 81, 1858.
fphraim 9. BAN Corporal c \ Blst Indiana Vols
Date Of hnal disGhsrge, april ", lS6a
fi'ford Lane, Private 90 /, Sth Reg't KY Cavalry.
Date of'dnal dlsohnte,feb. 20, 1893. u a-tf
Jacob Neston, Corporal, O. 4, l9th o. s. Infantry
Date Of nnal diseha ge, April 7, lst3, Y .I .W l
Mark Pittohn, riyate, Co. Y, 1O0th III nols In.
fntry. Date Of llnAl discharge Feb 0 1893
Joseph shidler, Private, %. n, 18th oY. infantry
Date Of hnal discharge, Feb. IL, 1858.
Henry Weaver. Pfivste, Co. Q, llth Peg't Ky. In
hnify. Date OF dnal disch rye, March 25 1858
John W. Yandlos, Private, 90 q, 1Tth, Regt KY.
Infantry. Date Of final discharge, March rs, 1873
mas 2-lw JNO PRATT, A A. O..
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Grey old Sumter that has lain stern
ly quiet for two years, as the crater of
an extinct volcano, has suddenly swakn
ened into furious eruption, and belches
forth flame and red no iron like throat
of the bottomiess pool - Richmond En-
Quirer. .-.3'D 'o .o4mi ad
That is just what she is. That is The
reason we sent Eriosson's devils down
tn, re. fss s'I 'adp H ii
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Tps,,ee orthe North.

AALExAEpnR. II. sTEPnEss Vice
President OF the 30 called Southern oon-
federacy said in ls6li a'lea ala
What right has the North assailed ?
What interest OF The South has been Ia.
yaded Y-What justice has been denied
and what claim founded in Justice asd
rirht has been withheldP Can either Of
vod 10 day name one g0yefhmental act
Of wrong, deliberately and purposely
done BY the government Of Washington
Of which the South has a right % CONE
plainG Ichaiiepge the answer .H
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING uMAY 8. 6s


lo' In publishing the loyal resolutions Of
CO. II. 10Th Ill, yesterday morning, we
should have stated that The resolutions
were followed by a formidable list Of
signatures by tho soldiers in tho rank.
Our limited space compelled as 70 omit
the names. ya
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CAssbsrland Lodge No. s,--stated meetings on ~
satprday of aSery month. Rt Odd lellepp Hall cor.
summer and Union streets John McClelland, " nj !
DE-, wnkipsA WIG sleilere,J, WI yoe McoTo- 70
ss,9 k, " croWqr, i, Dy II. Fields, gyicr.l
ouatbeflaad Chapter, No 1.-4Mofton b Howell h.
u % fiiEb Priest; Adna Ahdprson, y. kingi George
seinerle Z. Scribe o. W, ,Peden, q. H. John Nc,
Clelland P. 81 O. W. 8. Brown, r. A. O.; FIG Moss.
M.8V IT, r. sartan, Nj. 2 ". James Lumsden, N
ffs1Vt H. O. Hrans1rd Secs "A. Fllor, Iroasuers r.
Yields, Tyler Stated meeting on Let saturday Of
Nasivils Coansif No I --Iohn hIcCiansnt, z. I. G.
MIN. n Howell ID. r. g. "a lAina Apdnrsoni 7, q
"; II. Shoneld Recorder ]. Lunsdenl Capt
A Guard y. ZELDA, tyler Stated meetings Sd Monday
In each month rrS.sa
Eninont Commanders Morton 3. HOWELL Generalls-
umo; Adna Anderson, Capt. Generals Rev; w N.
Reed Prelstes Thompson Anderson senior Nerdeni
r. y. Wheelsr, Junior Werdeni g. w, DoniSan,
TreaHurorj ". II Harrison, Recordtr; ~ Fields,
scntinei Stated meetings on ID Thursday ofeach
month 1s.Jt.Sr . sg.- =
PAaair Lodos, No. 13l --Morton - HoSef,w NJ IT
Cox, s. W.; j. bower, j w; J6hD frenba h,ssoc
y. D. Baker, Tremp'er 4 ID wis, s. ~ John Cook
J. H. Fields, T,lar- Slated meetings on lourtu
Saturday Of overy month.
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sTEwART's CeEEK, TENN,l
May 2, 1868. (
EIitor of the Maslsils Uaiga.

EIitor of the NaslsilLs Uaioa: u wo.
SiR:--As token Of our high appre /.
citation Of yonr ev,r welcome paper, and
desiring that our friends at home may
not be ignorant Of the noble behring of
the Union men Of Tennessee, we, the
members Of Co, d., 10th indiana Regi-
nent, send you the following names and
address Of 81 Of eur friends, whom We
are desirous should enjoy fhe benefits Of
your useritoriOus Weekiy Uni0h iiy afi
Your paper IL an eveV-w eloome mesRen.
ger to the members Of company d., and
TO the regiment generally. "Buliy for
the Nashville onion ~ and bully for
MERcEa ~ are common expressions among
the boys. The reason for this il plain.
We like men to be MEN, "who know the
right, and knowing dare maintain" We
send your paper TO our friends az q most
valued present.
Yours, with high esteem,
l.' Co. d., l0rH ISD. Vols
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Another war CIubl

We thank our friends heartily and
shout Bully for company D., and the
I0rh Indianai May The bullets they Gre
never miss, and tho bullets fired at them
never hit - .l .h iff a.a.1iaHo ao
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Company "BP 10Th Ind. Vols.

sr LoUls, April Proceedings have
been commenced in The Uliled states
Court 70 conhscate the property OF Trus-
ten Polk, formerly United stales Sena-
tor from this State, now IN tho rebel
service t..lH ~
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NOTTCE.

4 HAVE rHE DAY SOLD 20 Mn gEALES MY
Stable, and cheernlly recon- mend hin 20 al OF uiy
fiss srd experience tho iivtry nusncss be viii bt
enabled 20 giye cniire uatlahciian to the publ"
....II ~. ..l.l..I ina ~, ~. CIR,
March lo-lm No, 7 North Market strort
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~ Baker Wanted.

A coon BREAD BAKER CAN GET A SITUATION
"a a. ths ronnessee Hospitl iuT Tbs ln,uns. 10,
aqtre AZ hia omes, ... 81. Apilru
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HAVING this day purchased the entlre interest Of
- Dessrs. wilson 4 tltzhugh IN the Grm Of Maui
the friends Of the old Arm, that they viii find me on
hand az tho old cornec, ready to supply them with
the very best Tobacco and tigars; also will receive
teis gay PPlss, Y5angs, eR9ns' esashes PStatos-,
he gunds, which would be glad my hust friends
would come and buy Ni
b ballsa34c % y ,vlflE lJNo w. MhUzY, .l
Corner Cherry and Doadorlck.
. Nashville, May lat, lBs- tf NL .I-Il-
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sgasAriIIe atuiua.

.Pu5lsSsi b. aT A,,9qEqliieq n P,8l's.
OffIco ON Printers, AIIey, between
Union and Deaderick streets. 7
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Tunernl oflI.her oler-

The Funeral Of Bishop Oioy took place
yesterday morning at Calvary Church.
The services were conducted by six olcr-
gymen Of the Episcopal Church Of which
Bishop Oiey wRs q member. Az an early
hour the church was crowded by the
friends and acquaintanoes Of the the Ia
mented deceased, all anxious 10 take one
last look AZ the features on one OF the pu-
rest Of men and bessof friends who ever
held tne hearts Of those Whe knew him.
Al the conclusion Of tue services be was
taken to EimwQod Cemetery, where his
remains will rest Tor the present. We
understand be will BE- taken 10 Columbia,
Tennessee, where tho bodies Of bis wife
aud one daughter are Inferred.
A. II. sTGPnaNs said TO the people Of
Georgia ia 1891;
For you 10 attempt 10 overthrow such
a government 10 this, under which we
have lived for more than t-qoartora
Of osntury--iu whioh We have gained
our wealth, our standing as "a nsilOu, r1r
domestic safety while the clemehts Of
peril are arouad ue, with psace trinu n
ity, accompanied with udbouniJd De-
peniy and rights unassailed IS the
height Of madnosf, ielly and Bigkedroas,
70 which can neither lend my fsaoiloh
nor ny vote
.H
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I, o, o, r, 81
= yOts y Higr, Grand sso.sary sscad pc o. s'ea

at Kdshpiis, Isaa.
Toaaessss Ledge, No. 1--Moets every Tuesday Even
ing a. their Hal on tho corner OF Onion and sum
mer gfeeiss TheOflceIa ier the present egln, arc :
Jno. h. Nils N q. Il. H. McKWen, Jr., VS. John n.
HIDE Secretary l.. X. spain, TreRsurer.4e
Ifobse Lodge, No l0.-MeelA az tho aepe. paoe
II q every Monday Evenns Tho dglterh ktss Henry
"a Apple, Nc; u H. PART V. a.; ehas Robertson,
Secretary b, F Brown, Treasurer ,s
hniidg Lodpu, No 80laMoeta at their Hail. ons9vth
Cheuy street every Fgiday kyenng The oheeIa
eref Frank harnon, N. O. James Ngat, ,VGi r. T.
0oodiett seore,argk NJ. q Cotton, Treasurer.
4~ysFa Lodge, 40 lo0, V3ermapl-Mees az tho
! Hnl CorneFf0 Unions at a rumurer streets every
Thursday Evening Che o1hcers aFe =, Friedma1, ,
NG.i John HerbrchV c.; Jacob JungerfnAn, EaCro.
tary Geo Soiierle, Treasurer
hdgsiy Eneamprasii, No. I--heela tiie ahove Hal
the nrst aud third Wednesdays Of each month";
Tho oflcerp are; 7. "a Moarite, .iG n Fulet, II.
ri Peter llafra, yr.,s,w y q nnekct, J.W Jno.
r 3 EAiae sesibe n H. Cottet, aseatafeh3
b Oiigs. BranoA EsoaaPa,sRb No, 4-hssts a. the
Abuve Haf on tho Eocoud and tOcFih Wednesday
eghts Of each month, The olloeIB are, Henry Ap-
pie, CP.; l.. Mokor, BP'; r. A. Campbell, S.R,; 4,
Y. Go enan, J,W,i P. 4. Phillips, seeroiaryi y. n
y Ward, freA3tttF. .tl q fl gli Mi
't TAs DSss " puuolts-a d Rlb.kakAiSetss she arsl
-. a 49,
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HREMOVAT.

Il IIAyE rms DAY REMOvND MY H3SITRE STOCK
70 Tho Eclipse stable, on Market street, formerly
ooogpledby NJ 0Fa yhere vii be pleased 70 wait
on ny ON customer and hespablic generally, With
my usual promptnoss.
Constantly ON hand, Hacks, Buggios, hand Wagons,
ard nue saddle atock Coz Ladit aud ntemon.
marehis-lm F.W. TEALEY.
AlE2 for aalo II the above stable, 10 or IS good
work horaaa. ..H I.'IT d.
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A LII PERSONS TO WHOM THE kNGTNFE
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Engireer, Headquarters, Frahklin Ike y tIH
Ry order Of Hrig-sen. J, ST, Y. MoRroN, Chff En-,
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