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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-18

HEApoUAuE7s DEPARTMENT OF THE CUmgELAHp,
Mu freesboro, Tenn, March 18th, 1863 I
Special Field Order, No so.
ILL., A Board Of Commissioners, con.
sisling of three citizens and two officers,
is hereby appointed to investigate and
report upon the damages sustained by
the citizens of Nashville and vicinity
from the occupation of the place by the
military forces Of the United States.
DETAIL FOR THE BOARD.
Hon. RUSSELL HoUsToN,
HORACE II. HARRIsoN, Esq,
WILLIAM DRIVER, Esq,
Capt A. d. VANosDAL, Sd Ind. Cav.
Capt. S. f. ALLEN, 29th Ind. Vols.
The Board will meet on Monday next
March 10th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at such
place in the city of Nashville as they
may select, and all claims for the year
ending December 3lst, 1862 must be pre-
sented before April LIST, 1868.
By command of Mai. Gen. RosEcRANs,
II. s. THRALL,
Captain and A. A. G.
In pursuance of the above order The
Board of Commissioner" met at the Cap
itol on Monday, the 10th March, 1868
and organized. Claimants are informed
that the Board will meet regularly every
day, at 10 o'clock AM, at the Treasures
Office in the State Capitol. 1t will be
seen that all claims for the year ending
3lst December, 1852 must be presented
before the first day of April, 1868.
RUSSELL HoUsToN,
Chairman Of the Board.
March 16, 1963.-2w.
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Yesterday was a souvenir Of sumner
the air one bloom of radiance, the blue
and misty skies, blew like the breath OF
rosebuSs over every quickeniug sense.
The ladies were out on our streets in all
their beauty and splsndor. Beams OF
sunlight dashed on features sparkling
and bright az those beams themselves.
twas blue and gold edition Of weather
aud was welcomed by every lover Of
pretty days.
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We call the special attention Of the
Public to the notice, that appears in an
other column, of the converting of a
Board Of Commissioners for the purpose
Of adjudicating claims against the U. s.
Government, for damages sustained, by
the citizens of Nashville and vicinity, by
reason of tho occupation Of the Z. s.
Forces.
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The highest price paid for all kinds Of
Uncurrent Money, Gold and Silver, at
the Insurance, Exchange aud Banking
Oaice Of W. j. MARE, corner Of College
and Union SITS, Nashville Tenn.
Eah
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Remember Mrs. swEENEY's auction
sale this morning, at 10 o'clock.
Thero vas very litlo business on thc

There was very little business on the
Recorders docket yesterday morRing.
One Rogers was found drunk and
asleep upon the street. He admitted
to having been "a little tight" His
Honor fined him the little" amount of
three dollars and costs, for taking public
property for his sleeping apartments.
Liz Bishop had two cases against her.
She was in the Work House with bully
headache for her companion. Said her
Uranium seemed to be a odshed with
forty niggcrs splitting wood in it.
Said in the Work House aud submitted
her cases. One was dismissed. In the
other, she was 6ned Eve dollars and
costs.
Several other cases were submitted,
and the Court adjourned.
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Nir. WIZ. S. CHEATHAM, of College
street, the gentleman that has become so
famous for selling superior wines and Ii
quors, has our thanks for late favors.
We dare you to do il again." Mr.
CHEATHAM.
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Suffers can supply themselves with
every variety Of goods at w W. TorTEN's
No. 23 College Street. opposite the Sc.
vance House, at the lowest rates.
Feb. b-tf
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If you want to have good time, listen
10 good music and singing, and see good
dancing, go to Odd Fellows Hall to. night
to see SPRAaUEs Minstrels. Their after
piece for Tonight, is The Doctor Shop
in an uproar."
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We are indebted to Mossrs. BRowS g.
Co. for late New York and Louisville pa.
pers, among which is a copy of tue
Courier DSS Flats Uais, French paper, Of
which he has supplY on hand.
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Those who have been waiting for par
licular styles and sizes of fine LINEN
Collars, on Messrs. GREEN & GREEN, can
now obtain them, they are in receipt Of
large invoice at 40 College street.
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Closing Out.

Ladies aud gentlemen will find it TO
their interest to call at PARKS Store,
Lebanon pike, for Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Groceries, &c, &c,
as | wish TO close out my stock immedi-
ately. w. L. WATERS.
March 1S-lw
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LEE S, DuSS 4 %. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claims Call and see them before sell
ing, at No, 20 Union street
March 3-tL s..
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Remember the Auction sale on Wed.
nesday next, March 18th, Of beautiful
orgaudes, lawns, fine berages and De-
Sprangs. Salt, sugar, cigars &c, SC.
NJ. ALEXANDER.
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Auction sale 'f Household aud
Kiichon Furniture.
l will, on Wednesday morning, March
18th, 1868, sell all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture at the late residence of
Mr., W. Ii. BaoEToE, deceased, on Market
street. over the Clothing store of Mr..
SAMUEL Powers.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
March l7-2t Mas. SwEENY.
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Ar LAsT-We are glad to see that the
powers that be have cleaned out Rue
.Deaae,Ick Itnow presents as nice an APP
pearance as any body's street.
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Our thanks are due to BRowN & Co,
w. II. KELLER, BILLY COLLIER, X. IL.
SINGLETON, and TBUEsDAIL for late pa
pers.
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special Auction Especial Auction (,
will sell this morning at 1917 o'clock.
A. NJ, large stock of Prints, Irish Lin
men, iine Shirts, Shirt bosoms, 200 ladies'
collars, latest style hoop.skirts, Notions,
ladies' Shoes, Hats and Clothing, at No.
~, Public Square. NJ. MARBUPG.
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PRonosr MARsHA1,s Olr1or !

PROVOST MARSHALL OFFICE
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March II, '63.
Provost Orders, No. l.
l. A great abuse Of privileges is con-
stantly occurring, from the unlimited is
sue of passes to soldiers, by officers of
hospitals and detached commands, run
ming until further orders" Notice is
therefore given that, after the 10Th inst,
no passes Of this kind will be recognized,
and all soldiers having them will be ar
rested and confined. All passes must,
hereafter, be for a definite period, which
must be distinctly stated on the pass.
By order of
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Officers Shoulder Straps, that will not
tarnish or corrode, can be had at Messrs.
GREEN & GREEN, AZ College street
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FRIDAY NIduT.-Go to the Theatre
Alext Friday night. HARRY EVERETT
takes his benefit then.
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The Supreme Court of the United
States at Washington, completed its term
on the 1lIh inst, and adjourned.
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Remember Mrs. SwEEEEY's auction
sale this morAing, at 10 o'clock.
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Remember Mrs. SwEEEET's auction
sale this morning, at 10 o'clock.
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The Cumberland river is still falling,
but there is yet enough water for all
steamboating purposes.
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NEW AND pOPULARBOOKs

~ y w AND POPULARB BOOKS.
1 TX BOOKS ~ he FOLLOWING LIST WILL BE
4 tound the most readable and mt raining books
issued, and are for sale very low at Wholesale
tail, by AtlEN Co 40 20 North Cherry street Nash
Yerners Pride, by Mrs. Horny Wood 40 ostavo
pages. Two vols
Aurora Floyd BY Author OF Lady Audley's secret
The hanniugsi by 8, henry Wood
The tarls Hoirs; by Mrs. h0nry Wood.
LIES oreti ~ Mu. Henry God
Tho Mystery Hy r. Henry Wood.
The Trail untcri BY Gus ave Aimard.
The lnuian scout; BY Gustsye Ain,ara.
The Prairie Flower lily Gastave oimaird.
The Pirates OF the rRlres y Gustaye Aimaird.
Tue int or, The Life VI u Fashionable Young Lady
By Ms Gray
Marrying 7 Money ry Mrs Mackenzie Daniels
The Poor ousin BY Mrs bao,euzis auiols.
Kate bingham; By Mrs. Mackenzie Daniels.
Loves abor Won by Mrs. Lmma d. +. N. South
worth.
The Bandiiu Of tho praries or, Tho Murderer.
Doom BY Edward barney Illustrated
Two Prima onuas by C, - sala.
The toggy Nght at lord ny Mrs Horny Wood
Trains Union -poeches "lir5t retiea, d" By George
Frinc Train. ksq Of Boston.
Irain's u9ion peec os; sccond series.
somehody's Luggage BY Charles tokens.
Tom TddloF'6 Ground BY Charles Dickens
Rifle Shots a the Great men OF this Country.
George Francis Train on slavery and Emancipation.
Charles Dickens Works
Sir alter SO It's Works.
g. " 81 Reyno ds' Works
George sands Works
Sea Tales.
T. Arthur's WOrkl
Emollctt's Great Worss
Humorous American Works
Charles L0yer's Works
Alexandra Dumas Work..
Capt. MHrTyatrs WORKS.
Iives Of hig hwaymoE
Military aud army Books
Harry Coo ton 3 Works.
AinBWorth Z Great Noraa.
Eugouo suo's Worss.
George lippard's " otka
MIS-. Greys Works.
Frank firegh's Works,
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Heury Fieldng's Works.
Mrs. SOuthworlh's Works.
| Mrs. Caroline lee Hontzg Works
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! Mrs. Anu :. stephens orks
| g, N, James W0rks
! Books by the Beat authors.
Hoos Of Adventure.
SIN tbs Works
! blsraells Works.
| Rsyoluii0n y Tales
| Wilsis Collins Best Wor'
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| Maiusnd's Worse.
| Buuss OF Fun and Honor
Mis- Pardoes Norks,
Miss Ellen Pckeringg Works.
| L. Bulwor's MUrhs.
Song b 30,
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Good Books Tor Everybody
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JrsT RsoEIyED, A fresh supply Of
every variety OF Groceries at w W.
TouEN's, No. 23C9llege Street, opposite
the Sewanse House, where families can
supply thsms0lyes a. the lowest uArkyt
TRtss.
Feb. 5-tf, 81, -,-- rrie--r ...- .
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Lieut. # KlNK, Of the 5Ih -GIorsiA
rebel regiment, died on the iota last, in
hospital al Philadelphia.
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sutIers Attention.

We have in store aud are daily receiv.
ing general assortment Of goods suited
TO your trade, We arc receiving daily
large additions to our stock, to which we
invite yonr attention before making pur-
chases elsewhere.
Harvey, HUGHES & Co,
No. GO east side public square, three doors
above the north east corner, Nashville,
Tenn. March 10.
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$50 ReRard

EsCAPED, FROM ONE OF THE PENITEHTTARY
II Guard, Qcvl liolland,) on Wednesday, the 10th
Of March 1868, two convcts, viz JOsEPH BEowY,
about % years old, feet lJ4 inches high light hair
grey eyes, a1d fair oompoXiUn and weighs 100 lbs
with scar over the right eye; aud JAMES SEATOH
alias JAMES SA1roN, 80 years old feet inches high,
light hair blue eyes and fair skin, with scar on the
oalt Of the left log, cut by knife and weighs l8l b.
Will give the above rewar Of lily dollars for the
apprehension and delivery Of said convicts {, mo al
the Tennessee Ionitentiary, their confinement IN
anyjai that may be enabled TO get them within my
control JAME> CAVERT,
Agent Tennessee Pcnilentiarv
March1i-lUt
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LOCAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, co.
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Auction sale.

We will sell on Thursday morning,
March 18th, commencing At 10 o'clock, a
large lot Of household and kitchen fur
niturs, consisting in part Of Mahogany
Chairs, Divans, Sofas, wsrdrObes, Centre
and Card Tables, Fine Looking. Glasses,
BedsIead, fine Shuck aud Cotton Mat
trass, extra 6ne Feather Beds, Boosters,
and Pillows. Also, Carpets. Oil Cloths,
Queensware, etc, etc.
BE SHIELDS & Co.
Auction Room, Opposite Sewabee.
March l7-2L
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEAsEs.

5fA-sr..ss7au1 DIR KING, formerly Of Nav York An,
! et4h ss4s.s tho last four year, az Louisvile K
and who has devoted hls attcbs, an ~
INC treatment Of private diseases Tor 90 reara Gatl.s
himaeli having attended 10 praatlo6 fDr 40 many
years. ana cured 20 many thousands, be IL eaableA
70 cure hli Diseases Of private nEturs, no pnattey
how bad they may DO nom inIudolous medic treat.
ment or rom neglect Of their own. IT, Klpr's
DhHnsnry II No 70 Dcaderlck street. between Cher-
y ana the square, second story, where he guFVs ~
diaeaGos 81 private nature,
Gonouhga cured without nauso1us msdksnar a.
Interference with business.
Structures Of Old of recent date r1eotnalIv e,ir A
a few days by an operation which causes as ale
Wheio structure exists health cannot b. cpntty.s
Feth'ps no disease causes moro mischief aad gpder
mines the constitution 20 much
Syphilis, With all The dssnssa Of tho skin gro,gins
ourod In fcw days 'N
BeHhlai Wealtiss-p artoulara tsbtiot ha tn.h.ou
given 10 ts disease, and all the oonsequeno ns 100
Tug Gus OF ~, brought on IN may oaasu by to a.
htruttive habits Of inoOnsdornte Youths md eroes.
I'VE indulgence ~ The passions. n noalsot N uboh
VIII undermine TIE constitution, rendering the Tub
oet mint for business society, ami sansnr pren,s
tpro old age,
ven lles who may be aborng with any DILIGENTLY Al
the Womb may rest assured q Immediate reaf =
Persons residing abroad, BY writing and stating
lhoir oaae, with fec enclosed, direct 10 Df A kn
No % Doaderick street, Nashville, Tom viii ba.t
lhe necessary medicines sent 10 their aidreas Odcs
hours rom soeiock In the morning untll in ths
FthIuB lJuly lnuzind MS.
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Remember Mrs. SwEENEY's auction
sale this morning, at 10 O'Clock.
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JNO. A, MARTIN,
Colonel and Provost Marshal.
March 18--4t.
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Several other cases were submitted,
and the Court adjourned.
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MarchlG-2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-31
EATE CITY.


=, - 49,
:--.--;;.--:.s-s----..-.
DEMoCR1CY IL.
oE1 ATED.
= fer slavery IN the
I North.
= petition was recently
New York Assembly,
gs, one Of the Democrat
: Of New York City. /,
Feserved q . proof Of the
ght BY the Slave power
It the North /; and Of
1udacity Of men calling
pocrats, and protesting re-
- -
Constitution among the
which, WAS ito establish
secure the blessings Of
tie legislature Of Ner
lsfs, citizens of the State
Pstfully represent that:
resent Union Of the
formed under the ar
tion, was not declared
petual, but WAS condi-
vas dependent upou
"a Of the contrasting
Gag other things At
nation Of such .more
vas an implied COW
eion of the United
. condition prsce-
Q maintain the then
% the State Of New
= of = slave to the
formation Of ..id
n has by an scf
20 slavery in aaid
ftain other acts
nd political condi-
the State OF New
10 value Of slave
said State, but
till exists, TO the
MON:
ersfore, respect.
nble bodies 70 re-
laws changing the
q
Value Of the negro
p Of New York or
- of tho Union,
csssary changes
State of New
nent OF such
bound, your
|say, etc.-Da-
" York.
H4rk.
County.
lew York City.
ork City.
ork City.
Y ork City.
rye
ork.
u 'ge 70.
As'
|. hockiand Go.
! ORR Cry.
n :,
lork Clty.
7 ork CITY.
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nnte11tUe@t C1saoS1tys
Edscat,on aIoss saables men % sppre-
bend and relish Whist h nsw ina t1lou.
sand directions. VWy few parsons can
receive inprsssioss On subjects spon
which they are wholly ignorant, and on
which their observation u uBpfkcticed. -
This 10 conspicuous il such sosnsjt % the
late Exhibition. Not ore in hundred
Of I'll those crowds took in single idea
from any object 70 which the mind had
no previous clae. All the strsngeneae
novelty, and beauty werc passed by
were not visible, did not reach the brain,
did not even catch any ssnss Of the Va
cant, bewildered gaYer. The artisan
studied machinery, the soldier looked at
the guns, the rustic 1t the plows and har-
rows; but they could not even ses the
pictures or the statuary which were
ranged before them. The women Is .
rule noticed dress and fabrics to the utter
exclusion of other things, not from vanity
or frivolity, but because these were the
only matters their training qualified them
to think about "A veil hang between
them and al the art. genius. aud wealth
crowded around them. It was al TOO
strange for the mind to say anything,
"This is new TO me''-which is Ii fact
comparing il with what Is old There
was no ground for ) comparison. a
man sent his cook to spend the day there;
the sole thing that remained on her mind
was kitchen crate. in which she observ-
ed some novelties of construction. The
majority Of al great crowds are like the
woman who enigrated to America With
her husband, and. returning after some
years to her native village, was asked
what she had seen. Il cant say she
replied 'asI seed anything partic'lar; and
if she had followed Humboldt over the
world, she would have said the same.-
But who can cast stone It his neighbor
on this point Of intelligent curiosity ?
The desire for what il new, and the pSw-
er ofapprehending il, run in grooves. -
Nobody il nqnisitizs on III points dssssv-
ing Of inquiry; only the largest mind,
most thoroughly cultivated, embraces
most -[Saturday Review.
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An ELEoAHT WOMAN There 10 pcr.
son whose harmonious voice gives to heI
conversation . charm found equally in
her manners. She knows how 10 speak
and keep silence ;show delicately 10 en-
gage herself to you, and use only proper
subjects of conversation. Her words are
happily chosen her language is pure. her
railery caresses and her criticisms does
not wound. Far from coptradicting with
the ignorant assurances of . fool; she
seems to seek in your company good
sense or truth. She INDUCES in disser-
tations As little as she does disputes; she
delights to lead discussion. which she
stops when she plsases. OF an equal
temper. her air is affable and gay. Her
politsness has nothing forced in il her
welcome is never ssrvile she reduces re-
spect TO nothing more than delicate
shade; she never tires you, and leaves
you satisfied With her and yourself.
Attracted to her sphere BY an inexplic-
able power, you End her wit and grace
impressed upon the thing with which she
surrounds herself; everything there
plesses the sight, and while there you
seem to breathe the fresh air of the coun
try. IN intimacy she seduces you by =
tone OF fresh simplicity. She is natural.
She never makes an effort ut luxury or
aisra. Her continents are simply rem
dersd bssssse they are true. She is
frank, without offending any ones self
love. She accepts men ~ God made
them. pardoning their faults and redicu-
lous qualities; comprehending al ages,
and vexing herself about nothing. since
she has tact enough to forsee everything.
She obliges rather than consoles; she Is
tender and gay; therefore you lore her
irresistably. You will take her for type
and vow to worship herr Balzac.
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A TKEHEssEE DxxocRAr's Or1nIox. -
A Tennessee lawyer, refuge from rebs
tyranny, who foaud shelter 10 4 neighbor.
ing village ut the outbreak of the var. VA
asked the other day Why he did not r,turn
to Nashville, nov that the Federal army
is in occupation and life and propsrsy
once more secure. His answer Was ia
these words AZ
"T5hall never 90 back 70 Nashville till
Tennessee is free State ! have always
bean Democrat, and have been slave.
holder, but. old - ,ani. believe that j
shall yee SO home 10 a State where slave.
~ will no longer exist" IS
The'speaker was 1 man Of sixty. whom
the rebellion has converted into N anti.
slavery man. 49,
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-.-YALLAxDIauAM AHD nm SouR4Eas
ADMIREAs. - Though the rebels ars
afraid Of most Of the productions Of north
ern men, they appreciate their friend
Vallandighan, - appears from the fol-
lowing announcement 10 the Plantsr's
Banner. of Franklin, Ia: vi, as
'1vsllapdigham' > gssetI speech viii Be
issued from the Bslnss of60e II ! Ssx
days, in the form q ~ extra, ct City sests
each. Those At distancs, oan abEainif
ny forwarding the priea BY mail his !
tremendous thunderbolt thrown into Lin
coins caGp. Il WA delivered il ~
lower house Of The United 6tasss Goa
gress, last month, and is BY far the great
est speech Of the var. It has pat the
the whole northwest 10 = blaze, and haa
electrified the south. Il 10 lengthy, there
being enough Of il 70 Gil the Baness fal,
and two columns besides. Copies II il
en- be.obtaiped q this ofRce any timl
after naxt Wednesday" 81
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SEWING MACHINE.

VNHk"FLORENCE" SEWING MACHINES
III make DIvFsRKHT stitches ON ono ana
the same Machine. Thus the LocK p0unIr
LocK. Kuor ABd sorBLx Knor, nll Of which
make the seam alike on both sizes cf the fabric
kkber o. sIican be produced while ths Machine
10 In moiion. f
They havethe KEvgaasrnLs vssp merton.
whlch enabies the operator 10 have the vork
carry either way, " change The direction and
fasten the end OF seams, which, together WIN
nsking long and short stitGh 10 done afmpl,
by tanning thumb screw.
Their motions ere iii POSITIVE There are
spriags to get out Of order. They are 90
simple that the most In experienced can work
them perfectly and with ease. They are soIst
Lsss and can be used where quiet Il loeessa
They The FASTEST SEWERS In The
WORLD, making eve stitches 70 e. 81 revolu
tton. They oil o dresses Their STITCH 10 the
wonder OF all, because OF It's combine cd srrcr.
rv,srREEGTH and BEAUTY
For circniArs and sample Of work, address
------- Or Aks 1eAk&ERNOft, Agent.
RUnElA-st. bet. hsin & Biondeaa
ty6-d KEOkUK. IOWA.
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wbat One OId Lady has Done


EDITOR LEADER;-Among the numerous
and constantly recurring instances of pat
riotie devotion and sacrifice among the Ia
dies Of Northern Ohio, is one worthy Of
note, and well calculated to put the blush
on the dislOyal, and nerve the hands of the
fsiRt-hearted, 70 encourage alto increas-
ing and perseyering efforts in behalf Of
our brave sons, husbands, fathers, brothers
and lovers, who have gone forth to endure
the suferings and dangers incident to q
soldiers life. stl9 E.F-
The case to which refer is that Of Mrs.
Adns Warner, 8 member of the Soldiers
Aid Society Of Bereh, Ohio, who, Believing
it to be the duty of every true patriot to
make sacrifices for their country in these
times, has evinced her devotion by making,
with her own hands, above fifty pairs Of
slippers for the comfort Of our invalid
soldiers in the hospitals. This lady is one
Of the early settlers Of Northern Ohio, and
Is above sixty years Of age. Who viii i'm
itate her noble example?
BEEEA, Ohio, Feb. %, 1868.