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AmuSementS.

THEATRE - Mr. Owens engagement,
which has been enc Of the most interesting
and attractive ever filed in this city, closes
tonight. He will repeat his personation OF
Robert Briefly in "The Ticket Of Leave
Man." and Horatio spruggins in the anu
sing fare, Of 81 Forty Winks." Both pieces
are well East.
Miss Helen Western begins an engage
ment next week.
NEW THEATRE-Shakspeare's tragedy
Of " Richard the Third" viii be produced
at this house tonight, Mr.. Davenport Is
Richard; Mr. wallaek as Richmond and
Mrs. Farren as Queen Elizabeth. The en-
tertainments close with the farce Of " Loan
Of a Lover"
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price will be
paid, by THos. S. MARI.
CERTIFIED AocoUSTs.-Teamsters laborers
and others, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them to the Exchange
Office, corner Of Union and College-streets,
where the very best rates are given by
THos S. MARR.s
Purchase Vouchers cashed at the lowest
rate Of discount, Government checks on
Louisville cashed on the most reasonable
terms.
Ali kinds Of uneurrent money bought
and sold. The highest rates always paid
for Silver and Gold. feb l8-tf
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Those who are DESTROYS Of leaving their
orders and measurement with Messrs GREEN
&GREES, for their celebrated ".Kentucky
Yoke Shirts" or fine under wear, should do
so at once, IS the demand for hoir goods is
increasing 50 fast many viii have TO wait and
perhaps be disappointed. Leave your or
ders at 4S College Street.
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Taking the Amnesty Oath In Bedford
County.
1900 Names Already Registered.
1000 Taken the Oath In Fayetteville.
8irer Atlrs.

The Cumberland is falling slowly with
about feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures of steamboats, yesterday:
ARRIvED.-TemPest, from Louisville; La
vinia Logan, Hetty Gilmore and Belle Lee
from Cincinnati Iowa from Cairo Charm
er from St. Louis; Cspitols from smithland;
Jennie Deans, st. Louis.
DRPAETED.-Carris Jacobs for st. Lsuis !;
Havana, Caroline, and Maria Denning, for
Ohio river.
The steamboat Damsel departs for Pitts
burg on Monday.
The Emperor leaves for Cincinnati at 4
o'clock, P. NJ, to-day. She was lying At
the wharf Thursday, and was not burnt as
announced enormously yesterday by the
Gazette. We hope better fate isalways in
store fer her.
The following boats were at the upper
landing: 8. B. Young, Melnotte, Caroline,
Monsoon, Silver Cloud, Fort Wayne, Charm
er, Marmora, Emperor, J. W. Cheesman,
Pioneer, Duke Of Argyle, Echo No. 2, and
Geneva.
STEAMBOAT BURNT.-The steamboat A. J.
Sweeney, bound for this port, was destroyed
by fire near ClarlBville, Thursday. She at
tempted to eome~up between the railroad
bridge pier and the bank on the GAINESVILLE
side. When nearly through she sheered,
struck the pier, and upset the stoves. In
few minutes thu boat was in flames, and
soon burnt to the waters edge A consider
able number of horses for the army were on
the boat, but few Of which were saved.
The remainder Of the cargo burnt, or sunk,
with the boat.
The Ohio continues to reeede slowly at
Louisville with feet water in the canal.
The Ohio Valley left Louisville for this
port Thursday. The Katocsssel and Dime
are loading for this place.
The Chicago journal Of Monday learns
that Messrs. Rumssy Bros. 4 Co., Of that
city, are holding over million bushels Of
wheat on Government account, and have
chartered and are now loading twenty-five
canal boats, Of q capacity Of ten thousand
bushels each, direct for Nashville, without
breaking bulk. The Illinois Michigan ca
nal viii be opened on the 10th instant, with
a full supply Of water, and the boats win be
towed direct from Lasslle, H., 10 Nashville,
Tenn, via the Illinois, Mississippi, Ohio,
and Cumberland rivers.
Capt. Walker, Of the steamer Glendale,
was arrested Monday evening in Cincinnati,
aud taken with his boat 70 LOuisviIle, under
guerd. The cause Of the arrest i under
stood to Be in eonsequence Of disobedience
Of an order from the military authorities,
the Captain refusing 10 wait for Government
freight At Memphis.
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George ?. jenkins, No. 1917 Main
Street, Cincinnati, in an advertisement in
the USIoS, makes mention of "the
neweHt thing out, three sets Of Album
Cards, beautifully illustrated in oil eolors
from original designs. We are assured
that these cards are really superb speci-
mems Of the fine arts. The three sets to-
gethcr make a splendid album. Mr..
Jenkins is an honorable, enterprising
merchant, who aims 10 be in the lead, and
seldom, if ever, misses his aim. Business
men here will find it advantageous 10 give
him their custom for goods in his line.
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The Annals Of the Army of the Cum
berlaad," as We have already stated, is
having an extensive circulation the fourth
edition being now in press. The intrinsic
merits Of this work would make it sell but
when it is remembered that the profits are
10 be devoted to the erection Of a splendid
monument TO the heroic soldiers who fell
on the bloody field of Stones River, the
incentive to purchase becomes trebly strong.
No nobler object could be presented to the
American people, and we trust that they
will continue to manifest their interest in it,
until the glorious shaft raises its point to-
wards the sky, commemorating the sacri-
fees Of the martyrs Of liberty, who perish
ed in one Of the most important battles Of
the war
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The Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph
says "A Bishop, writing from one Of the
Rebel States, warns us against encouraging
clergymen to return to the South while the
Confederate Government is in power. All
clergymen not in charge Of congregations.
he writes, have been eonscripted and even
the pastors in charge, he says will be
forced, he fears, into the ranks Of the army"
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We would direct the attention Of
every reader Of the UNION who uses a pen,
to the establishment Of Mr.. Tarbox on
Cherry street, next door TO the corner Of
Cedar. He has very fine stock Of the
best gold pens manufactured, together with
the neatest and most servicable holders.
He has also watches and penlnives Of the
most approved manufactures snd is with
al, one Of the most liberal merchants in
the CITY.
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The Richmond Dispatch of Monday,
noticing the arrival Of eight hundred rebel
prisoners by flag of-truce, says they are not
exchanged, but returned on parole, under
the old cartel, and that the Confederate
Government viii not return an equal num-
Der Of Union prisoners, but only a proper
tionate number to the whole number held
by each side, that is, three 10 four; also,
that General Butler has not been recogniz-
ed Is an officer capable Of negotiating the
exchange, and that no terms have been
reached on the subject Of exchanging negro
aoldiers.
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CoSvERsATIoSAL-A Milwaukee paper
gives the following statistics illustrat-
ing the conventional powers Of the
people of that village. The record
was taken down onemorning last week:
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The new bridge across the Holston
at Knoxville, has been finished. It is near
one thousand feet in length, and was built
in five weeks. That's what might be called
enterprise.
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We learn that National Bank notes
are generally refused in this city. There
is no good reason that we are aware Of for
this. They are the next thing 10 green
backs and ought 70 "pass" freely.
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There were sixteen delinquents up
before Recorder Shane yesterday-three for
disorderly conduct; Eve for drunkenness +;
one for stealing; six for drunkenness and
and disorderly conduct.
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We are pleased to inform all who are fond
Of good living, that they can find the finest
selection of dried, preserved, and fresh
Fruits, Groceries, Candies, Nuts, Wines, and
almost everything that is good in the eat
able and drinking line, at W W Totten's,
No. % College street, opposite sewanee
House. He sells at the lowest market
rates, and delivers all goods bought of him
free Of charge.
Fah % I'm
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Jesse Hibbs is on trial before a Court
Martial at Chattanooga, for being concerned
in the hanging Of q Union man, P. R..
Lomaux, last spring.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-12

The Republicans in the Maine Leg
islature have nominate Lincoln and
Hamlin for reelection
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Our friend Joel Davis Of the Adams
Express, and W. c. Collier, newsdealer,
have our thanks for the latest newspapers
supplied US last evening.
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The notwithstanding Convention.

The notwithstanding Convention.
CALL FOR CONSULTATION.
By direction of competent authority,
the officers of the UMoS CONVENTION
that assembled at Knoxville on the
30th day of May, 1861, and afterwards
at Greenville on the l7th day Of June
of the same year, including the mem
bers of the General Business Commit
tee, are hereby urgently requested to
meet at Knoxville on Wednesday the
18th inst, for the purpose of consulting
together regarding the propriety of re-
assembling said Convention at an
early day with view of taking action
in reference to the future political
status of East Tennessee.
By order of Vice Presidents Heiskell
and Williams.
JNO. NJ FLEMING, Principal Sec'y
Knoxville, March I'd, 1864.
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The officers Of the lst brigade Of Gen.
Johnson's division, have presented Gen.
Carlin with fine horse.
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We are indebted to w IL Enrich,
& Co., for the latest Louisville and Cincin-
natl papers.
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w Buchanan was arrested in Louis
vile Wednesday evening Cor hurrahing FOR
JEFF. Davis.
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There were about 900 votes cast in
Bradley county last Saturday. Isaac Lowe
was elected Sheriff.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-12

The weather yesterday was as windy
as a Southern orator; and as cool as his
assurance.
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The railroad from Chattanooga to
Ringold IS being put in running order.
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A correspondent inquiries show o.d
middle aged woman is2 We never
heard one say
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glaalrille @laion.
Railroad BuIletin.

Passenger trains on the railroads cen
tering in this city are now timed as fol-
lows
Louisville and Nashville-Leave Z 4. N.
and AIS P N. Arrive 500 P NJ. ana 4
A. N.
Nashville and Chsttanooga-Leaves $50
p. N. Arrives 4:l5 A. N.
Tennessee and Alabama-Leaves 9:l5 a.
N. Arrives $3.50 P. NJ
Nashville and Northwestern-Leaves 7:3O
A. n. Arrives 3:45 ?. N.
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Business alotites.


Eggs and Onions.
Seventeen barrels fresh Eggs, carefully
packed il good shipping order.
Ten barrels Sour Krout at very low figures.
Pickles in half barrels and ten gallon
kegs.
500 lbs New Maple Sugar
Ten barrels Onions
Neshannock and Pink Eye Potatoes.
Extra Firkin and Roll Bntter.
500 barrels Prime New York Apples.
We are daily receiving Apples, Potatoes,
Onions, Eggs, Bntter, &C., &c.
CLARK GREeoRY,
s. North Market Street, near Louisville
Depot. ma.lI.-1w.
Just received at "A Public Square,
100 bbls very fine apples,
20 Onions,
10 Cider.
50 half barrels White Fish,
100 bbls White Meschsnnock Potatoes,
50 kegs Pigs Feet.
H. CAMPBELL.
mar lI-3ts.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTEEs' 0FEIcE,
RIVER TRANSFORMATIONS,
NASHVILLE, TENS., March 8, 1854.
The Levees at this City being required for
the exclusive use Of the public service, no
tice is hereby given to Masters OF Boats and
Shippers. that on application at this Office,
boats viii be permitted to land and receive
private freight at the Government lower
landing (head Of Nashville Island) when it
does not interfere with the public service.
F. s. WIxsLow,
Captain and A. @. NJ,
ChiefOlicer oil River Transportation.
March g, '64.-lV.
Call and be inIroduc3d TO those beau
ful Dress Goods, PrN,ts- Notions, &c, just
received at Cowan & Freeman's, % Public
Square, corner of Deadrick st-they will
bear an acquaintance. march 8-lw.
Wanted, a good secondhand Iron Safe.
Apply at 46 Union-st. feb l6-tf
Us. $40 per cent. Bonds; U. S. one
year 6 per cent. Certificates for sale at First
National Bank.
Officers and soldiers renting money
North will find it to their advantage to call
at First National Bank, No. so College
street, and get a check. Il is the safest and
cheapest way TO send money North.
feb Tim
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AMERICAN WATCH,
The Elegant War AIemento.
ANNALS OF THE
" Army Of the Cumberland"
F0uR EDITIONS SOLD n roUR NoNTHs-THE FIFTH
EDITION N rRryr.

EDITION N FBfSr.
81 have received and examined your beautiful
work Annals al the Army 81 the Cumberland ID
exceeds nly highest expectation as an elegant me-
inent0 81 our Army, and you have my hearty thanks
and earnest wishes for us success. MAJ -tien. ".
S. RosECRASs.
81 am indeed rcjoiced 20 hear Of the Success o.
your hook Il was undertaken Tor a not3e purpose,
and deserves the unbounded patronage 81 the peo-
PIE Of the whole country. MAJ Gen. GEoRoE Il.
THOHAs.
"Your hook Is a beautiful memento Of our Army,
ami hope it VIII receive, what lt Justly merits, the
heral support OF the Army and 81 friends az home.
Mai.-lien. JA0. NJ. PALnEK
THIS beautiful and popular work Is now being
sold, from Maine % California and has been sent %
England as a specimen Of an American War Book.
No book Of the war nor for years previous, has
been so well received by the Press and the public,
az has this.
imite number 90 copies Of the last edition has
Just been received ia Nashville, IL containing very
valuable addition, viz.
THE CHATTANOOGA CAMPAIGN, AND THE
Battle of Chiclxamauga, WITH
Az ELEGANT MAP. sc.
The work e nov complete a. the Annals Of The
Army q ne Cumberland, under General Ro-
re rams Tor sale az the several City News Dep0ts
Mar LOW
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GroeerIes. SutIer's suppIIes, &e.

NJ. L. Alexander, Nc. II, Public Square,
Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Suffers
Supplies Boots Shoes and Hats. just re-
ceiyed, $4,000 Cigars different brands; 80
bags Coffee 50 barrels n. o. Sugar; 30
half barrels Golden Syrup; Mackerel in
half barrels and kits; 100 boxes Cheese ;
Pickles and other Fancy Goods, too tedious
to mention, and for sale at the lowest
market prices. NJ. L. ALEXANDER.
March lin.
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Watches repaired by the most expert
enced workmen, at the Gold Pen Depot,
No. y Cherry street. IT,
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sATURpAY, MARCH Y, 81.
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Call and be inIroduc9d TO those beau
ful Dress Goods, PrAtsD%otions, &c, just
received at Cowan & Freeman's, % Public
Square, corner Of Deadrick st-they will
bear an acouaintance march g-lw.
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Wanted, a good second hand Iron Safe
Apply at 46 Union-st. feb i6-tf
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CANDIDATES FOB OFT7CK

sR- TO THE POLLS To the Polls Fellow
to exey eiae The inAatmAhis right Of cuff ga the
highs1lt privilege ofeeemen. Our charter elections
only ocsus once yesr. Then let IA give one dsy
10 tb election, and place in the Hall men who arc
vel. aualinsd for their respective positions. Ia
pr, asntns the names OF DAVID J SAUNDERS,
AMUEI DENOON, r & ErPs, GRIFFIN.
ard !. W aLAzEBRo0KA as representatives OF
Monroe Ward In the Common Council, for re clad
s;on It ", ud Do On act Of eupererocai'n for u: TO
enter into psusSyrie OF tleir claims and Quai'n.
ost;ans. They ara COO well known ia this comsuu.
atty. Their strong aud Discriminating sninds and
active busi ness hahle are alone sum eat TO suaran'
tsa TIA. they will make most usriai snd pfacucni
,;,s,abera al the Common Council Let us. then
ivs cos day to the Interested our city, aid 90 to
The Polls snd cast our vsses fir tao aoova named
S,n.isnea 80 our representatives Ia the Common
uouneii~ MANY VOTERS OF MONROE WARD
ag 6-ltt
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M Nm.

In hynehbure, Al the residence Of hsr sou, Geo
w hasdwicke, on Tuesday, tha avn OF Marsns
1854, afler an illness OF nine days. Mrs mn IAN
aged u years and 4 DAYS.
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|Trs DisYArcH
-. Pss;s for q
..nt,s: 3 month
~ AZ REMIT
- who make
~ payable 70
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NEgROHS FOR aALBAND HIRE

.NEHR0H6 FOR s.4lN AND HIIE.
A.sOR Hirp, the bzia1-s cf. tina year, analrn Rir,
atuag Is years Old, slcustoEaad 10 child, an ana
houfewars. Apply 70 c gAIiks q HANks. ~ Pal
lam. Exaes & We.sger,s old sand, en ifNnkltn st
~ c-~3.-
ISsYK 6iTS--IoF the haIMnee Of the year, = glrl,
~ AbOot 10 yoAIa Of 0Ge, oceuStonaed = tn
6oass. Has he'd geodsAsel u sgpaEtenee 49,
'A.sse APsu q = cooa1'A
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- I'M nls1osis Significance Of the Southern
~ lGVelnlDo.-1he Rev WILLIAM HAUL,
q Leuidana, VA dslivr . is.sure on this subject
halbse - Yeung Meas Christian Assoaasian, en-
TAneaaav evenine ne1t, tire tn inef, at n'cioss,
n ~ RI H5e6bySfrfan tDf Hese,s1 Church. ca bth,
- ~ aesel. u viii take place without regard
o $500. 1lsks1s, u cash. 70 b. hsd u the door
81 hoG1n1oceA Fo-
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ATOTIEE.- British aubj-cts and citizens over Is
~ years WAC transmitted their names 10 nae 10
he-Ome members Of my battalion are requested 10
attend a, tic Old Market Hall, this evening,
at haipast seven O'Clock, 70 elect Ofosrs add tho
roughly orgaD5e for local de!enco TIE time having
arrived when II 10 imperativeiy necesssry fer ali,
without exception, to attend forthwith.
N. CARROLL,
ap size Major Commanding.
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4 pAN away from me, on the 36tl of March, my
IN negro man Griffin, hiredf RUN Mr. VIM Hill OF
King aud Queen county. will pay liberal re-
ward for his arrest and return at the Old Mar
ket. Griffin IL about feet 10 inches high, guile
black, thick lips, and has very full head Of hair,
anu quite smart fsoking.
WA CuLLINGWOETH,
So st S Old Market
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RICHMOND / DANviLLs X K suPT'S GyYIGB,

&: opposed TO hsve Run Away John, The pro.
- as1Iy Of 4 A Watson Of Nottoway county,
hired 10 work on the Richmocd psnviile Railroad.
lie had pass 70 20 70 his masters ON the 18th
inst since which time he hss not been heard from.
He is dark mula'to. about five feet ten inches
hizhy anu IS If slendsr build very sprighty, AID
as5ut IS years Old He 10 supposed TO be either st
Petersburg or LynchbuTg. Re has Been 8 train
hand on tie South Side Railroad. The Usual re-
ward viii be- paid fer ais spprehe sion.
NH 3i--2w G q TALCCTT. Sup't.
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DAN AWaY-From tha subscriber, on the Dist
n, Of March, negro man named jim, "a years Of
ese, gingerbread color, and hac on when be left Q
trowa iat, bros 10 snces end q soldiers light over
coat, with black froca coat ie-nesth. will give
S.eo reward for his apprehension snd return 10 he,
Lear hungary ~ alton, or for his imprisonment 10
jail SO thx, / get him agatn. ) RADGET
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GUg& lgAg.S

=
300 DOLLARS Rews.d ~Rulaway. on San.
CVU day sisht, ihs Sd isl, s,ou. nan pas, nm,
o1l,aA, my servant girl, LOUISIANA Ebs l. stnr,
40 years ga, out very iarse for her age. Sne ia
bright mllss.o, sut her hair lis not s,S.itLt she ia
very intelligent, and speaks more like White Der.
fon than negro. ! viii pay Inc ebove rev ard Tor
her apprehension ard return to ne III thu Wesh,m
again. S-sisl Bw rIi1y
Ok DOLLARS rewsrd.--Ran away from NV
~ bouse, In January, my servant. Celina. I
believe her TO be III Caroline county, where she
has husband named Billy. CeliHa Is co wears
old, has gray hat, very low forehead, dark brown
complexion, stan4n feet Inches. The above re.
ward will be giveii If secured.
WIN CHI3WIcK, Ns3,
Above Central Depot, on Broad street.
ps-str
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By q. ". wis, duet,
mo u Msin street,
4 WILL Sell ut auction, al my store, en- Tue.dsv
desirable assortment Of A
Household aud Kitchen furniture
:soyes, ctockery and glassware
Ready mste clothing, dry goods
ehoes, hats, blankets, DC
G'dd AID silver watches, jewelry, tc
aEshs--Cash, IN IS bills, or Oh Issue at ssI -,
ceat discount GEO w WILLIS,
'p kuctl0reer
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q 8 A, WAR DEPARTMENT, !
. Huresu OF Conception,
, A. unnnd ". lAnrAS. al iAAA


CIRouLAR No I5-coursandants Of corrcripts
I viii forthwith proceed, in Cempiiancs Sith
General Orders, No 3s, end office, current ae-
riss, rapidly to sa.ci sl rersons bs'wss4 the ssss
OF IL aud Is ana - aud 30 yeaTs, allowing thsm un-
til the LIST Of May next to Join any company for 10.
eel defence With ASS hssa formed under densfai
ORDERS No so. ard G o6ice, last saries. for'ths
war or shy other company for local defsnoe. which
bas been accepted into the service, and which ~
tbs terms Of iss enlistment Ia atls 10 service any
wlfye within the Et.ss o. to form thsnsslves into
voluntary Organisations Of companies, battallons,
or regiments, and elect their own comrany omcers
ia conformity with exiting Law, - provided 70 the
9Th section Of The act Of Congress 70 Organise rces
10 serve during the war. puhlishsd In General ".
dsrs No -, A ard @ 04loe, current series.
Those who 90 ret before the LIST dsg OF GAy next,
valurtser or oryaniss themselves Into eomsAAiss,
VIII be formed iato companies, iestsoas had rsSt-
enss under regulations 70 ss prescribed therefor.
i3y ccr,iusaa Of Corr aas fssaToa, bgpt.
&C E-stdss y r pUtftEi..s a =.
KHuLh Ter sais.--A EouI n1als. ii yeain old,
lVX wortsWoil Fyiss $500, old currency, Adj
dress 81, ]" Dhpatct oiafe. sp e-Ste
ESOR salc-Fwo haa young rosk mu!ss. ApP,y
- "a GxA0 1AI.D01T,
10 A-3tt COTnee 1Sah md Grace ~
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"OUs1aOLD and Kitchen Turp,tn,. p.,,.-
I'LL AHviIs, vtsss, Ploughs, Dcors. WirdoC 80
10 co. 1t austion.-On Tuesday, the 5tb ~ ss.in'
At 10 oclocs, will ssl q my stofs % srosil..iu,
ecftmsnt Of Household snd Kitohsn Yur~,s.N'
Ploughs. Bellows, Abvils, SC; In part 's's,
IspieDdii w6inut chanbsr sst-vasdroA. H..
WsYdrobss
Cabinets
Esdstsads
Chsiys
Crcckgy ard glassware.
ALSO,
Smoking tobacco, Il b5!s and pspers
small lot chewing tobacco
beno~s
2anyii3
viees
IL assorted picughs.
ALSO,
A -urnbsr Of doors
lss.i window shades,
and other articles Of ssnsrai msrcAandise 70 vh,.
the attention CT the public Is particularly in,,,sa
apl PLxASAyrs, Auct,r'