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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-05

Store OF q. W. Fall q Co.
RIVER NEws-The river is rising,
with feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
The following arc the arrivals and de-
partures yesterday:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Cincinnati; We
nus, GAINESVILLE
DErARTED-Shamrock, Cincinnati; J.
B. Ford, Ohio river.
The splendid steamer Lady Franklin
viii leave for CINCINNATI at P. NJ to-
morrow.
The long hidden secret, which has so
frequently set at defiance all conjec-
lures as TO the cognomen of Capt Bill
Hartman snew marine institution, viii
be publicly announced through the col
umns of this journal in process Of time,
by Nj Lord" Capt w. r. Barney
Bell will, through the proper medium,
and at the proper time, reveal all mys-
teries connected with the above men
toned craft
Mamie Simms, of the Wiley, is in
port and solicits a trip to the mouth Of
Kanney. Palmerston will act as
agent for all marine institutions bound
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-05

The Best Gold Pens, at the cheapest
prices, will always be found at the Gold
Pen Depot, y Cherry street. Call in and
try them. March 80 e
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-05

Great preparations are making for the re-
ception of Maximillan, who is expected in
Mav
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-05

NJ hrseass goods -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04
Rules for the Preservation Of
Health.

Wash yourself now and then.
Change your inuer garments OCCASION
ally.
Chew your meat; cschcw greasy gra.
yiY=.
Don't chew your tobacco.
Dfilk as llttc US YOU choose.
Don't cat much more than your stomach
wi! hold.
Keep you- temper.
Temper yoar keep.
Ii soldier, d ut rest upon your lau-
reI- until they have been well aired.
Avoid falling out about tribes.
F..H ont Of windows as seldom a. pos
si5c.
II your constitution requires you to
,ieeg during the SERMON. see that thc Sex
ION has an aired njgat.clp for yol, an. .
h9l Of hot bricks IN PAT to yolr feet.
Keep yoar moa;h s5,at Oh dus9 Gays.
Aryer o.en ygar mouth Ia frosty
weather.
c.e,s your neath yer tight when the
vial blows tfom the t1si.
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Do bot swallow too many kilograms,
Keep Gu. Of the streets when gold is
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V0h. X::: NO. 7.

honorable chairman of the Fin, Com.
mittec, in conclusion, that | will take it
all back. Laughtcr.]
Mr.. Fessendcn. Tho Senator taking
it back will not do. l have something
to say on that subject. In the first place
when he says that opposed his bill, he
states what is not the fact. do not opi
pose it. Wncn he cndeavers to put tho
imputation on me of being opposed to
paying the soldiers what is due to them
it is an imputation he has no right to
make. for it is not true.
After little more sparring il appear.
ed that the tfGuble about the bill was y
question ast which committee 1t slraE bs
referred TO.
Mr.. Wilkinson. The bill merely
gave them the same rights as other reg
lrents, and the honorable Senator knows
very we'll that regiment had been in all
these battles it he read the newspapers.
Mr.. Fessenden. Where had that Min!
nesota regiment been serving?
Mr. Wilkinson. Ifthe Senator docs not
know that regiment has been i'll this army
Of the Potomac
Mr.. Fcsscudcn. What, and swinging
backward and forward, twenty miles one
way one day and thirty miles another the
next day?
Mr. Wilkin on. Yes sir.
Mr.. Fcsscndcn. A western regiment !
Is it possible ? Laughter Aud yet
the Senator says we must pass their bills
without inquiry, whether they deserve
the money or not. The Senator has
forgotten himself | cannot believe
that it was for the first Min.
nessota regiment such a feeling appoa!
was made, and i'll regard to whih we
must not even investigate the facts. 1t
had been in this very army Of the Po-
tomac, swinging back aid forth doing
nothing; and that is the Senator'S state
ment about his own regiment lie tells
us that this army of the Potoriao has
done nothing; that western men fight
and win battles !; that eastern nien. and
men in the army Of the Potomac, march
twenty miles one day in one direction,
and march back thirty miles the next.
and that is all they do. Why, is it pos
,iblc :? can hardly believe that tn.
Senator would claim anything for soldier.
who had been engaged in that way
What commentary on the soldiers Of
Minnesota. from their own Senate. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04
A "MAKE.up" BLUNDER.

A laughable mistake is shown in the
following mixing of two articles-one con-
cerning preacher, the other about the
freaks Of mud doy-wlicl, occurred in
hurried makeup" in printing Office
"Rev. James Thompson, rector OF st.
Andrews church, preached to large con-
course Of people on Sunday last. This
was his last sermon In few weeks he
will bid farewell to his congregation, and
his physician advises him to cross the
Atlantic He cxhorted his brethren and
sisters and after the conclusion of short
prayer, took a whim to cut up some fran
tic freaks. lie ran up Timothy street to
the college. At this stage of the proceed
ings couple of boys seized him and tied
a tin kettle to his tail, and he again start
ed. A great crowd collected, and for :
time there was Il grand scene Of running
and confusion. After long race he was
finally shot 10y policeman"
1t is not stated whether the following
item, which is said to have been printed
once upon {. time, was the result OF incb-
rlety On the part OF the printer Or report
er:
"HoRRIBLE CATAsrRoruy.-Yes esterday
morning, at four o'clock p NJ, small
man named Jones or Smith, with heel
in the hole of his trowsers, committed ars-
enic by swallowing doce of suicide
The verdict Of the inquest returned ju-
ry that the deceased came to the fact in
accordance with his death. He left
child and six small wives to lament the
cud of his unfortunate loss. La death we
are in the midst OF life. ."--Ereainy Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04
i" But, Mr.. Revere"

But, Mr.. Revere"
ALLAN, il you please
Allan, then-I am Yankee girl. -
Listen Becky. | have given my pa
role until the end of the war shall |
parole myself to you until my liic's cnd?'
a can trust you Allan she whisper
ed.
Then I may go home with you ?'
Why, if you wW 90, cannot help
it," she answered, with elifying demuro-
ness.
But give me one loving word, Becky,
before you 60.
" Indeed, | shall not, Mr.. Revere. Go
back to your ward the idea of wounl-
ell man standing out in the cold air.
What would DR.. Cover say -
/ don't care a fg for DR.. Cover"
But for my sake, Allan"
He bent over her hand a second, lcav-
ng the rcvcrcnt touch OF his lips on the
velvet fingers, and went in like a dociIc
child
Aud Becky Nane, with dcwy hazel
eyes. ana chceNS that burned Ike ruOieS,
slipped away to work on poor Charley
Bryan's shrou1, aud Love and Death
went side by side, as they have done many
timcs before.
Why, yes said Dir. Cover, I'll
make out your discharge any day there's
no objection now that you are doing 50
well. So you arc going North, ch ? By
thc-way, Mr.. Revere, what do you think
Of Yankee nurses now ?"
What do they think of me? is the
most important question | should think,
DOCTOR laughed the F'orilan. But
from this day hencetoa Il believe
in patron saints
Indeed and who may yours be %
st Valentine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04

VA Gentleman was going out one
day in his carriage to call, with his wife,
when he discovered that he had left his
sitting cards. He ordered his iootman,
who had recently come into his service,
to 90 to the mantelpiece in the sitting
room and bring the cards he should hnd
there. The servant did as he was order
ed, retaining the articles to be used as
directed, and off started the gentleman--
sending in the iootman with cards where
ever the not at home" occurred. As
these were very numerous, he turned to
the servant with the question
"IIow many cards have you left 2
"Well, sir" said the tootman, very
innoceatIy, ,there's the king of spades,
the six of hearts aud the ace of clubs. "
"The deuce" exclaimed his master.
That's gone" said John,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04

"a SLIGHT CoLD," CouGus.-Fcw are
aware Of tho importance Of checking a
Cough or "sLIGHT COLD in its first stage ;
that which, in the beginning, would yield
to a mild remedy, if neglected, soon attacks
the lungs. "Brovn's Bronchial Troches"
give sure and almost immediate relief
Military officers and Soldiers should
hare their, as tkcy can be carried IN the
pocket, and takea as occasion requires.
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Worth a Million and Dying
A1ono,

The O5sertE, S senior editor thus conn.,
ments on the closing scene of one worth
million and dying alone j"
out tsf tie Hey cy rfEh SEho 0ka kas 9aa has aaarpDR}
nobody to shed a tear over it. He was
worth hundred thousand dollars tho
minute he was born into the world, and
million or more the minute before ha
went out Of it, lie was educated at
Columbia College, and in the front rank
among It's scholarsi an eXcellaut nath.
ealatician, aud Il strong nervous thinker
and writer. He studied law; and WAS
admitted to the bar III this city. In him
the love Of moncy for his own sake DO.
came his railing passion. To add to his
store, already large enough for any young
mans wants, he denied himself tho ill.,
du'gences Of youth and began to hoard.
AS rivers run to the ocean, two hundred
thousand dollars more flowed, by hlher-
tance, ilio his treasury. Bat he want.
ed more. and he spent nothing. Then
came personal calamity. lie was smt-
ten with paralysis in his lower limbs.-
lie was confined to the house, and walk
ed with crutches. taking daily exercise,
lack aud forth till he wore the floor out.
and bad it renewed and wore it out agsiu
aud he made calculation and found that
he had wa.kel on his crutchcs in that
room, more than the distance around the
Glob
Shut up in his hom,, with little com.
pany, he took NJ newspapers, but bought
them occasionally, spending his time in
taking care OF his investments, aud man
aging the Investments Of others, tor he
VAS shrcwl. honest, anl correct. To get
anything from him tor charity was next
to impossible. llo had no heart to give.
His whole soul was to get.
He lived in his house alone, except his
servants, who rushed out into the streets
and told the passers that their master was
dying. The stra9gers came in and found
him m the last Struggle with the King Of
terrors.
Worth million IN dying unwept and
alone
His will was opened in the midst Of
large circle Of relatives, all rich aud 70
whom he left nc,hingi they needed moth.
ing. lie gave lis property to trustees 70
found and build hospital. What could
he do with his money when ho came to
die? 1t had done him 10 good. and no
one else while he lived, and now that no
is dead and gone, let us hope that it will
some day be "a blessing to the children Of
want and sorrow in this great city.
What specimen of poor human nature
is this? How much good this poor rich
man might have done with this money
while he lived. How many sources of
enjoyment for himself and others it might
have opened But he lived alone, and
died alone, and what then!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04
BY SAWYER 4 BURR,
e q ett Y.
The Dying Soldier.

Fcllow-soldicr. am dying,
Slowly breathing life away.
And my form will soon be lying =.
rul.elcss, lif.less, soulless clay.
Father. mother, brothers, kindred,
All are absent, none are near,
Bending DER the weary pallet
OF the dying volunteer.
Far away in dear New England,
Sweetest spot to me below,
They are waiting, watching for me,
Must die Oh ? can go
ISow hear their tender voices
Speaking of the soldier dear,
Little thinking, little drean.ins
That his end is drawing near.
Ilainly now do remember,
How plead with mother dear,
when our coantry's outraged banner
Called on me to volunteer,
"Sum,er faliing-heroc, dying
Martyrs slain at Baltimore,
Call in tones Of voice, on freemen,
louder than the cannons roar"
VI Mother, let me heed tho summons
From the graves of slaughtered men,
Till our notr insulted banner
Floats trium, haut once again;
Then I'll proudly hasten homeward,
Glad raised willing hand,
To uphold our nations honor,
And protect my native land.
lfppe, once thus loved tc cherish,
Vanish like the trapic snowf
Visions bright now fade and perish,
Must die > Oh can 60
Yes, I'm dying, mother. dying
Far away ffom home and thee,
oh how deep will ho your sorrow,
When agtin you aoar from me.
Ear,h-born musings why intruding'
Brishtsr scenes now meet my view,
Endless lii. and bliss. and ..lofy.
Weeping friends adieu, adieu.
Nee, me. lov-d ones over yonlcr;
Purer Us We then .hali knowI
Js.u.e.lis ne. day i, dawnins,
| can die, 0h lst mo 70.
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SrMrAruY.-Sympathy is a lovely and
beautiful thing, for it exhibits the angelic
part of human nature. We deeply SYM
pathU with thoes who cannot obtain Her.
rick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus for
they are deprived Of one Of the greatest
luxuries the wsrld affords. But We have
no sympathy with any family who will
use any other Saleratus or Soda. If this
article can be purchased. We see most
Of our Merchants have it, One trial will
convince any one. Their depot is IL.
Liberty Street, New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04

p|CouGHs, HoARsEsEss, and the vari.
Gus Throat affections to which Public
Speakers, Military Officers, and Singers
are liadle, relieved by "Byov,..s ByesAisi
TYqs:hcs."
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will blossom as Iowa Alabama as Illionois
and Tennessee as Ohio, and the marvel
lous development of the free western
states must repeat itself in all the South.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04
A POET $ MISEEIEs.
TO MISS Lucy ANY wExDLEruaor.

Bright damsel with curl3 of jet.
Whose image haunts my mem ,ry yet.
With bouniing stop, and lithesons form,
And radiant face, and fancy warm
Thy smiles like morning sunbcains play
On rosy ips and checks Away.
While in thine eyes blue depths It's given
10 read niy doom or view Iny heaven
Sweet mallcn do see the, still
Or doth some dream MY senses ,hrll,
As thrilled my pul on yestcrnisht,
While muslng on thy beantg bright?
Or is the boon TO memory given,
Precious, as If some iaco from heaven
Had left its imprcss on my brain
So deep ne 'er to fado again
know not-yot, at times | deem
The raptured vision is no dream,
And seem the same sweet eorm to sec,
And think an angel ,nlcs on me
But soon the transient image flies
And leaves the bosom cold and lonc,
To muse Ger bittsrest memories.
And jlyS, like yiswless spirits, flown.
This is the way the Weekly Courier
printed il:
Hlght, damseI with the curls OF JET
Whose image hauhts my mummy yet,
With bending stoop and lighthouse form,
And rsdish face and pancakes warm !
Thy smiles like mourning sunbugs aag
On rusty lips and cheeks awag
While ia thi nyce blue dress It's given
To rcnd my dome or view my heaven
Sweet maiden do see theo still'
pr doth some dram my senses thrill,
As thrilled my purse gusty nights.
When mousing owl thy beauty bshts
Or is the broom to NANNY given,
Previous, IL. if some fox from heaven
Had left its index on my banner,
So deep as ne to face a gander
know not; yet at times dun
Thy ruptured bison is no drum
And seem the sam Sweet farm to see,
A nd think an angler snttes on me
But soon the tangent image fries,
And leaves the posom cold and gono
To minoe o'er battered mammeries,
And idgs Of worthless spirits frozen
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So slxea slHagh shs sEsaLs e. lAj -hsSaI
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oa Ea1le,tks end vkass is e sAaIE
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Neessselzzds gRgsM&fhg issaaz ever lke wasssIE7e
A,sa Naatss esaEadazahiy abePa che -
ssaese zlEAeFSEze hEva AzTisns a ~ 3 kansesIEsS
- ssse1adl ed sAs fsslf snsass, ns Il aB aszalk
e ssds6aay SeAeeEsd "a sks ,bAst sseE Aeeasssls9
diysde5s sas pesispEz Ezakes shsad esssAEasa is
lsshe o. In fzsres, ass sIsaiIy sfssa AlsS
the great sqaatetfsa ssrzans ;,rhiIs tss usx rsIr
tsea rms Il. e.. h. n. ID. uasa & impiajF6s
Hhsea g has The esass e skakgias tksaEf usIA sis
sure, snAssa6sx ssszx usaasrJ consasuAk5s nasiIt
than 4kes of &assastsEn eeAse. The aafg SSissshs
h iseeafssaszsks tAs Atlantic, hSings slgh W.T.
| .LnSfa eeeds tsEimpsa Hsandsass Doilohoa arsaz
Bel Azd dsebiisss psrEiees< ct tFsss, 6,osdhg
them oa tbs enmst Of Dessnshire, the wash liz isE
lard, ths Hsbraias aad - orkeiy Isles. n agas-
q 80 Ruts gS,s - TssirRt osysssIi
Asnasivs % the Gsesss 1lls migsk fancy eaGzS
was sosething holy In hfs Asher land On hsazipe
shat bottle was ssrogn eyssboard 81 IN AHaeslssa
ing sbo,sk the Aiante Tor s9Eae yeaTs WAS Ct ksk
pisksd ap In i,ssea in kis avn shogsg. ms tfs-
tsr Of The Atlantic ca TIE se1th easl <spekAssst
aalF stream, BHs is lsspsrsiars; appaass "a b
lHcgsaesa BY another stssasas khexmxes Rsnmt1zs
ezrreat ahieh Hcws szRs ner9A SFEn Spain AInnR
abe skorss Of FnKnee ahA IN - ear sasaAagn soat
Hbhee q happsas thar TIE -EstaE 6 kssfy, Jsed
eoaseHhak feEtAsr noxk u 1Szs ans 1ply, NafSz-
&c than that Of ANY par OF tas AtBe Ell TIE akszp
paraliel, tbs sasfAHs tsmpaknFee EaasEng A6msSA
DEC. or on she average cf 57a dsgs Oh ths Nex<
fnundsnd seast, aAoat s dag. Of Esktuale farlhsR
sontb. tbs tsmpsrAkara Enages boeEsss z deg. and
52deg, averaging IS deg. il, he Eszad sasztb-
The inaRsnca ofth6 Calf Stream setssaEds msoh
farther north thAa Cape Wrath, In SsetlADa. Slow
~ Containing IL western coarse TIL gIxst seni-
slisar ef ear elimats passes the 0FkEsy sad she
Ghetisns, IN the former posEs aRe saLa mes taebe
fEeasn IN wlnkeIs Next, u sweeps alaag Ne ceaes
Of Norway to Hanmey4esss III dag. nsrth 3attaasl
the northwest fewh in thes world, stSnsss - we
learn from Lord DuasFlasa LstssFs lreik hish 1At-
ituas, tbs water % july day. Ia 1855, waA actn-
ely So deg. exactly she saaHe teaysrAtrlEs whira
ne had registered ~ Ssog0e4sy, In scotland IN the
pfsriots month Lord DussFaa ives enahlsd, By
ssiiing along the tail of tba Gulf 6sEaa, 20 rb&eh
Englsh Bay IN 6pitsbHEsn, sisslsseafn ssEgth lasi
tuao aS deg. 20 miu.f tcniy abest slz kGadFsd and
thirty miles from the north pole.) wksse be fIand
tie t0mpcrataFe Of the wsssrs In August 10 81 deg.
The nutlike seeds Of Aimsss Scaasns ksse al5o
been found thrown on the shoE0 oil Spilzherguis.
tFnassTs Aa.hasias.
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sFao.slEealsaA:rlsSlTI,.
: - ga so J. 81, u SsSrria.

81 - 49, - 0o7esnox Of 9sorgia.
sha I'D 1s;asl II en- soaassy sad ths
AIsA Elske heasissa aib ass sssdsncs that
- AZ iI aasjanal taansgessiOns have
asssra1 asa klsaass IL Almtghly God who raias
se ef ialsens end sfas6t - waH IS flrn.
IS d, - = IL bsT sslassAsaiI oze wieksd baE
szIsss sSassE Wiz kAs ggeEFza . large peTt5ss OF
ia fE 81 jsuu Sssts. as vell - eftha Ganisd-
asSs s;s 81 zss tsNk w&sss dg greatly damaged our
s1EIsI.s siIihess aas EaA1aL Hqdis wor,l is
80 ne ls ihss g uessslt tash fFan the eEs6r OF
suE iEaisss AZ ltn1 oesseSsss bsfono HIN, and
lixsszss fza les for ear sins sc people, andF In
sssF iIsTt IS rs ssasA aseHen "a ia our
rrisiLzs SsaaaaAs a iaaals,t Will acknowledge
I'm - Ess4 afxs6sas sEd ing Of Kings; he viii
isas p . asssaTsas hls ds.eliing piaee, and
Essss haDss shsssssss. D. great pnb-
asa saIss., e eur sisI Elssts in lhe name
tasd ssrsss chs nlszis sfesx Lord and EasEour
Jiszs easisa ii sassla1s and divine aid
Is ezuas sgasssiE, tkss God win hear Hs, will
asEs xasssry tsloex asazss azd By eenfauading the
eesesis egzars elznslsz, SD ekasiaEe lezsoz and
HEsatag "a tzshr Hanks sHiH Enahle as 20 Eipinph
evss ss, adj 90 efsvs then Srem tina aeli Of car
aslsss4 Gtnss Eissae sAa my Proclamation, sstlfng
aTssH 7xzuR AZ. she 15sh day Of Ehe. present
nsEzB; - = dAU osfasting; hninSssion and prayer.
- Ah& reSnshs THAI al Hecnlbr snTloymens be
saisEandsa on that day, land that all bhsinsss hou-
ess aud public ea3evs DO csaed and that the entire
ps<e ef this lstats, beth male and female DO as
/ slkIs - thsEs respective plscss Of pnhe wouhip,
eal uask en- Absir hesrsS and ali teis souls, that
ahaaI tnEaks szb fsvasa and add OF Almighty God
AAd EesPssIslg reqsesf tho reverend clergy of all
lsss and zsaaainafioas to Rftsad and lead in rsi-
girsis ek@esses appropriate 20 No ueeaIion. kiso
llaask ssaEsaf gbat 0safEnl J. b. HDod,
4 end eAe eSay suadG Bis command. and ali other
GSnas&erasc and State ofise<S and soldiers upon
tka sell ef GeaHgia, units win The peopie6E this
Stats "a rs appropriate observance Of the day. for
ah0 pasFpses iISoYe mentioned. Whilst our enc
nsps Fly for success Upon shsir superior numbers
great resources, If We will piaee our xusk
in the Gea VI Israel and do our whole duty to-
wards aim and to each other the day Of our. dsiy-
IlBE5gice will ks Hear 81 hand. = -
Gtyen enaIsr my hard ard the Great Soal of
tks Etahb NJ the Capitol in SEHIedgeYille,
this Sch day OF September, 1854.
- JOSEPH e. BROWN.
| zee Zach paper In this State win insert once in
4 efff' iasue. -
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LIST or FREIGHT
Remaining; in tho southern Exprssu on

GxUYIx, Ga, Aug =, 1884,
Bundle, Mrs A Douglas; Trunk, Hiss y
Fletel,ers trsAli, Mrs Mollie Saith; trunk, O =
Newt0n;, trunk, Nrv E Wilsoh; / box, Hrs r
Duke; box, Mrl Sa1auel II Smith; boz. A "
Taggie; KNAPP sack, Jacob ChampIaas ]. knAe
sack, Riley Connell; boz, q B wiI1AAAG truak,
Capt T II Jngiea; irunk, Dr G r Gord6ei ] pa<k.
age, Miss E2iEe Gibsoni package, Jno Andeg-
son; parcel, Capt o O Ayers; parcel, Hon Jas
McCaHuin; bundle, Misc 3 PIsehard;1 pnckhgs,
Mrs Skiiie w Saith; bundle, " HsrTJS butzlA,
David Stanton; parcel, Mira + P Hnllan6; par
eel, Hrs Mary Rhite; 1.trunks Mira s = Settle; ]
box, Mrs Mary u Head.
Consgnses will please eall at once aa Al ffeights
arc stored ut owners risk, and expense.
auK.3 II J. h. LOGAN, Agk.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-09
ONE THOUSAND D0LLAHas axswARD.

ONE THOUSAND DOLE.AlRs Reward.
CT0LEN from my headquarters, 1eaR, Auant3,
~ Ca, my Mare, bright bay bald sfAce, black
mano md tail aai black lsga, with che exception
Of two small white spots on Tn inside Of cash hind
foot, ctEfies high he'd and althogOfhsf b very
gay locking aniasal lEndss the Saddle, Win pay
k5D0.ftr her as1era 10 nae At chs piites or 10 6at
Gen. Cheathnns Army Of Tennessee, or Ses inGoFaA-
toalso that can gsk hsr. And eSeA fsf the do
tection d TIM thief that stole her. (. .
e =, sss.., ~ : s--------s- DTss NJ y1xeas -.
Grialn, Ga, Angasl So. lei. $50 @, g.
&N- The MASah asbsRrapA. &oAA@bsnexy sA6EW-
tiser, cei1mlas geinni, EisstppsAn aA Sgl1ea; sad
the Meridian ClsrsozL RSll pahlAAh 4hsl aDsta one
week usd ssad bills tD this $3.50. ~.
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