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Sherman TO Command the Division OF
the Mississippi.
MCPHERSON takes Sherman's Place.
Gen. ". F. Smith Promoted.
An0lheF can fOF TF0ODs In prOsgeet.
The rebel Force in Louisiana.
Sc, Sc, &C.,

LOUISVILLE, March IA Washington
special says Lieut. Gen. Grant left last
evening for Nashville He was received
with great enthusiasm BY the Army Of the
Potomac.
The following military arrangements
have been made:
Lieutenant General Grant is to command
the armies Of the United States. General
Helleck has been assigned to special duty
at Washington as chief of staff to the army.
General Sherman is to command the Divis-
ion of the Mississippi, as successor to Gene
raj Grant General Mcpherson succeeds
General Sherman as commander Of the De-
partnlent of Tennessee.
Lieutenant General Grant will establish
his headquarters in the aeld, with the res
peetive armies operating under his personal
supervision.
Brigadier-Ceneral W. F. Smith IS nomi
mated Major General of Volunteers. The
nomination is supposed to be preliminary
to his taking command of the Army Of the
Potomac.
WASHINGTON, Fish. I2.-Lt. Gen. Grant in
tends to concentrate all our western forces
from the western boundary of Texas to the
Mississippi.
Another call for two or three hundred
thousand men viii soon be made.
Gen. Lew. Wallace has arrived Rumor
assigns him to the command of the Middle
Department, with his headquarters at Bal
timore.
An informal meeting Of Republieanmem-
bers of the House, decided to sustain the
views of Secretary Chase on the gold ques-
ton, which insures the passage Of the Sen
ate's gold bill.
Natehez advices of the I'd inst. say the
rebel force in Louisiana numbers between
5000 and 5000, and it is under Gen. Dick
Taylor, Gen. Polignae, and Col. Harrison
They are certifying at Fort Dardsley, Black
river, and Trinity on the Ouchita. Only a
Provost guard is at shreveport; three rams
are being built below the point. The rebel
gunboat Webb recently showed herself at
! the mouth of Red River. We have quite a
feet of iron clads and rams collecting
there.
The Committee on the conduct of the
War are satisfied that neither the President,
Secretary of War, nor Gen. Halleek is re-
sponsible for Gen. Gilmore's disastrous Flor
ida expedition.
The Hammond Court Martial adjourned
till Tuesday when the prosecution Will be
closed. A very strong ease has been made
out against the accused.
Minister Dayton's son does not confirm
the reports which sensational journals have
made out of his arrival respecting our re-
lations with France.
The Secretary Of the Treasury issued Or.
ders to-day that, after next Wednesday,
! quartermasters clerks shall be paid thirty
per cent. in treasury notes, and seventy
per cent. in certificates of indebtedness.
PITTsBURG, March 12.-It has been rain
ing constantly the asst forty-eight hours,
with every appearance Of coal boat rise.
NEW YooK, March I2.-Cotton 77SS.
Gold 62.
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Rirfr jaw.

The river is slowly falling with about Z
feet water on HaFpcih Shoals.
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures ofsteambeass Yesterday:
ARRIyED-Camelia. Elwood, Leno Leota,
from the Ohio River; Nashville from St.
Louis Revenue, from Cincinnati; J. r.
Gilmore from Piilsbsirg; Nettie Harieper'
Ella Faber and.J b. Ford from BurksviIle
Prairie Star, from ST. Louis.
DEPARrEp-Praisie Rose, Dunloith and
Emperor, for Ciucinnasi Imperial and
Iatan for ST. Louis.
The Monsoon, Capt. d. Power, leaves for
Cincinnati tomorrow at p. ~.
The Damsel isadyertised for 4 P. N. same
day.
The Mississippi from st. Louis out Is in
good boating condition.
The Belle Peoria and City Of Pelin are
on their way from 81. Louis to this port.
The Jennie Hubbs ans Dime left Loais.
vile Friday FOR Nashville.
TIE Ohio river IS falling from Piitabura
to Cairo bHt Is in good naligable condition
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a4lOnetaru & Gonlmerfial.


Nashville, March Is, 1864.
Corrox.-There was no change in the cot
ton market yesterday Wehave to report
the sale Of 100 bales at 5e1l@5se. p b., the
latter figure for strictly middlihg. Receipts
light.
In Kew York, Nashville cotton is quoted
dull at 73@75c. p h. Receipts there liber-
al. Total since Ist of September I29, 500
bales.
GRocERrEs-N. o. Sugar 1e@2lc y n;
Crushed 24c; Coffee 44e; Tea 81 75GS2 25
p H., according to quality; Molasses, Sl@
81 10 p gall; Syrup 81 lO@Sl 20.
FLoUR-In good supply at s. 75@$9 v
Dbl.
MEu-In request at 81 10 p bushel.
BAcox-In demand at l9c y u. hog round.
LAnD-Yery scarce. Would bring ia
l7Jkc p 10.
CAxnLrs-Stor2ioe IL, TelIow, 50 2 box.
SALT.-ss 80 p Dbl.
TosAcco.-DifRcult to class; sOc6Sl 50
PB.
soAr.--German l21ze ' h; Family l21ze
CHrrsE.-western Reserve lsc p h..
Hamburg IsJI; English Dairy zoe.
NnLs.-S9 90 p keg, assorted sizes.
MAcKEREL.-In barrels Sls 90; 4 bbls
So so; Kits s. 90.
BRooxs-S4 90 2 dozen.
BUcKErs.-S4 90 p dozen.
DYE srurrs.-Indigo 81 IS p 10; Aladdel
zoe = u. Coperas &c . ID.
Corrox CARDs.-SI5@sls p dozen.
CLOVER SEED.-SI2 90 2 bushel.
LRArHER.-sole, oak, 5O@55c p n; Hem
lock Ssa45c; Harness 5596Oc; Upper, pei
dozen, s5OGS6O; Calf skins, per dozen, SCI
acc; Kip skins, per dozen, S72@Slo0.
on AND HIDes.-Tanners' Oil $. 509$2 ?
gallon. Green Hides s@IOc 2 h; dry do
I l2@i5e = II.
GRASS SEEDS Timothy Sc p bushel
Herds grass 81 SO; Orchard, 50 SO Blu,
grass s2@2 90.
NorE.-The above are wholesale prices.
ClSorxxATI, March II, P. H.-Flour dull
and I0629c lower; superfine sold at IS Q,
and extra 40 s. 7o@5 SO.
Wheat lower sales Of red at 81 20. Corn
soRs5.
Whiskey sold al S5e.
Provisions quiet very firm: 5. 600 bbls mes,
pork sold at S22 50, and "a rs bulk shoulder
sold at SIZE.
Coffee 551<G57. Sugar l5@IsKc.
Clover seed 81 .G5, buyers offer 81,
Gold 1925 Silver $50. Exchange in bet
+ Ter supply
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Houseroom is real want in Nash
vile. There is great deficiency both in
store houses and private dwellings. Bust
ness men are put to all sorts Of shifts TO set
places TO sell their goods, wares and mer-
chandize; whilst private families coming
here TO sojourn end it extremely difficult
frequently even 10 secure board. All about
the city, stuck away in unheard Of places,
in back rooms Of shops, upstairs over Offices
ofvarious kinds, are stored away women and
children, without regard to comfort or con
venience. The fact is, Nashville is over
populated. She has no room for more. She
must be allowed to expand before other So
iourners come hore
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An advertisement of D. p Faulds,
dealer in pianos and other musical instru-
ments, Louisville, Kentucky, viii be found
ia this mornings UNION. lie has a large
stock from the best manufacturers on hand,
and is selling them at prices which were
current before the advance in goods Of al
descriptions. Persons wishing 10 purchase
anything in his line cannot do better at any
other establishment.
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The amendment Of the Constitution
Of New York allowing soldiers TO vote, has
been ratified by an overwhelming majority.
in New York and Brooklyn hardly an aver
age vote cast; but the two cities give 17,732
majority Tor the amendment. IN the
country there is scarcely place that has
gene against the measure.
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N. L. Alexander, No. II, Public Square
Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Suffers
Supplies; Boots Shoes and Hats. just re-
ceiyed, $4,000 Cigars different brands 80
bags Coffee; so barrels N. o. Sugar; 80
half barrels Golden syrup; Maekerel 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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A considerable number of persons
from the country were in town yesterday, as
is customary on Saturdays in good weather.
Converting with some Of them we learned
that there is a fair prospect for a good crop
Of fruit, if frosts do not kill the buds this
spring. Farmers are generally DESTROYS Of
ealtivating their farms, but complain Of the
want Of labor and stock. The indications at
present are that in this county the produce
Of the farms this year viii not moro than
supply subsistence % the producer.
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We are indebted to Mr. !. A. Mcclure
for " Kiss me good night, Mother" a ballad
by +. B. Murtha, set 60 music by J. r
Thomas " Mother kissed me inmy Dream, :"
song founded on an incident of the battle
of Antietam music by J. r. Thomas; and
" Remember me-" a beautiful piece Of
music.
Mcclure always keeps on hand The latest
music, and will be happy 60 supply all Gus
toners.
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The Louisville Journal Of yesterday
pays n well deserved compliment to the 9TH
Pennsylvania cavalry. hepeople Of Mid
die Tennessee know this regiment well, and
esteem them highly. They viii be glad to
welcome them back 10 the State.
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Prices Of family marketing sre very
dear in this place at present; and nothing
is in good supply except beef, such as it is,
and bacon. Vegetables are scarce and Of
inferior quality. Good, sweet butter,
amongst the things that were"
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8asilless alotites.

The best place in Nashville to buy a
pure article Of Longworth's Sparkling Ca
tawba and Rhine Wines, at fair prices, ia al
Nc. As and 50 Cherry street, upstairs.
marc I3-3t
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We are indebted to Joel Davis of the
Adams Express, FOR late New York and
Philadelphia papers in advance ofthe mail
delivery.
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The Elegant War DIementO.
ANNALS OF THE
" Army of the Cumberland

FOUR EDITIONS SOLD o. FnUH rOsIH5-IHE FITTH
EDITION PRrr.
al have received and examined your beautiful
work, Annals q the Amy 81 the Cgmberiaud.' l.
exceeds my highest expectation a. an elegant me-
menTO u our ArHy, and you have my hearty thanks
and earnest wishes FOR IS success -daj- Gen. ".
5. R0sECEASs.
4" am indeed reio'eed b hear n the success u
your book. u was Undertaken or n0hle puTpoee,
aud deserves the unboiinded patronage u the peo-
pie II the whole country. MAJ Gen. GE0EGE H.
Tu0nAs.
q Your book Be a beautiful u1eEnentO of our Army
and hope u wii receive, what 10 nsfly merits TIE
liberal support u the Army and oi friends af home"
Ma.-ffen. Js0. n. PABNGn.
This beautiful and popular uor< j. nov being
sold rom Maine 10 calioua. and has teen sent ~
Englnzd ~ a Specimen Of an American War Book.
No book n the var, nor flr years previous, has
been 20 ven received 3 tle Press and The pubic,
a. has this.
limited number ~ copies offhe tssf edition has
just been received IN Nashville, j combining Fery
valuable addition w
THE CHATTANOOGA CAMPAIGN, AND THE
Battle of Chiciramau2a WITH
Az ELEGANT MAP, &C.
The wori. is nov complete ~ The annals q tie
Army a the Cuniberiand, under Maiolfffneri lto-
seerfs. For sale af the several CITY views Depots.
Mar ie-Ig
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\ patent frame house was put up
yesterday in "double quick" time, on the
lot near the old residence Of General Arm
strong, on Cherry street. It Is s neat
building.
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There were twenty-five persons be
fore Recorder Shane yesterday for violations
Of the municipal laws a large portion
were arrested for drunkenness.
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Major J. G Fitzgibbon, at present
Commandant Of the Post Of Columbia, was
in this city yesterday, looking as "fne as
.;fl,
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w. C. Collier, newsdealer, laid On our
table last night the latest Louisville and
Cincinnati papers.
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sUNAY, MARCH 10, 1854.

1t Gen. Grant returned to Washing
Ton on The 18th, from his visit to the Army
Of the Potomac, and was to have left imme-
diately for Nashville.
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Il Is stated that It. Gen Grant f.
vors the appointment ofGen Sherman as a
Major General IN the regular army.
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The weather yesterday WAS milder
then the day before and, until noon, fair.
During the afternoon it beeame cloudy CIV
ing promise Of more rain.
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So many returning veterans and re-
cruits are arriving here, we cant begin 10
keep tie "run Of them"
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alasll1illG @Anipll.
Railroad Bulletin.

Passenger trains on the railroads cen
tering in this city are now timed as fol-
lows
Louisville and Nashville-Leave A. N.
and AIS II. Arrive $50 P. n. and 4
A. n.
Nashville and chaitanooga-Leaves $50
P. n. Arrives AIS A. II.
Tennessee and Alabama-Leaves els A..
II. Arrives 5-2e F. N.
Nashville and rthwestera-Leayes 7:3O
A.. II. Arrives 3:45 P. N.
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Government Vouchers.
omcers and Soldiers

IS PARTICULARLY called to this notice
A CHECK on NEW YORK is the safest
way to send q REMITTANCE HOME, and
is worth PAR all over the Loyal States.
We would also inform the business COM
munity that We receive DEPOSITS.
Dec i0-tf
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ASSISTANT QUARTERHAsTERs' OFEICE,
EIYER IRANsPOnTArEnN.

ASSISTANT QUARTERxAsTERs' OFFICE
RIVER TRASsPORTATIOx,
NASHVILLE, TENS., March 8, 1864.
The Leyees al 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 win 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.
+. S. WrSsLow,
Captain and 4. Q. NJ,
Chief Officer OF River Transportation.
March Q, '64.-Iw.
Cigars and Cut Tobaccos lower than
the lowest at Nos. As and 50 Cherry stree i.
All the popular brands. mar 1876
-areN
Call and be introduced to those beau
full Dress Goods, Prints, Notions, &C., just
received at Cowan & Freeman's, IS Public
Square, corner of Deadriek St-they viii
bear an Acquaintance. march s-lw.
Wanted, good secondhand Iron Safe.
Apply at 40 Union-st: feb left
US. $40 per cent. Bonds; T. s. one
year per cent. Certificates for sale at First
National Bank
Officers and soldiers renting money
North viii find it to their advantage TO call
at First National Bank, No. so College
street, and get a check. It is the safest and
cheapest way to send money North.
feb I7-lm
The largest assortment of Sweet-brier,
Apple-wood and India Rubber Pipes at Nos.
As and so Cherry street Higgins has just
received them. mar 13-3t
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.
! Feb 2S-lm.
A fine assortment of assorted Jellies
for Family use, just received by Higgins at
fair prices. mar l3--3t
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price viii be
paid, by THos. S. MARR.
CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS Transfers, 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 MsRR.
Purchase Vouchers cashed at the lowest
rate of discount. Government checks on
Louisville cashed on the most reasonable
/ terms.
All kinds Of uncurrent money bought
and sold. The highest rates always paid
for Silver and Gold. feb lS-tf
CODE OF TENNESSEE FOR SALE-For
sale, one cory Of the Code of Tennessee, ex-
ira full bound, calf Enquire at this Office.
{ mar 1S-2t
Watches repaired by the most expert
enced workmen, at the Gold Pen Depot,
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Seventeen barrels fresh Eggs, carefully
packed in 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.
Neshannoek and Pink Eye Potatoes.
Extra Firkin and Roll Bntter.
800 barrels Prime New York Apples.
We are daily receiving Apples, Potatoes,
Onions, Eggs, Bntter, SC, &c.
CtARE x GREGoRY,
s. North Market Street, near Louisville
Depot ma.ll.-lw.
The largest and best assorted stock Of
citizens and military Hats, is at No. as and
50 Cherry street. Higgins can beat them
ell on price and assortment. mar l3-St
just received at u Public Square,
100 bbls very fine apples,
20 Onions,
Is Cider.
50 half barrels White Fish,
100 bbls White MeschannOek Potatoes,
50 kegs Pigs Feet.
mar lists.
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MAYORS OFEIeE
Nashslic. March 81 iset

r,.,r1 .--,,,,7sion n water n ihe ciiy from TIE
trsf.r Worls has 81 iste sFscrcased 81 rapilF
-, n Il made naessslry g run ne engine ai @ q
rlghf b Keep up the supply g Nlirf a. e..1 Z
.L - uoasIfle in - use, and tlff He ei G. .
-. tir1 notified tat I'D CITY laHt - t.ea %
49, sa6 wastes Wiil ~ fi.iaii efl11-e4
Mar lo--iW jAo. HUH ''ilA e. A-f-tt
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Watches repaired by the most expert
enced workmen, at the Gold Pen Depot,
No. y Cherry street t.
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Anything in the Notion line can be
found at No. AZ and 50, upstairs Country
Merchants and Suffers 60 and see Higgins
,,.o- u
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TO THE
SOLDIERS!
WE HAVE PUBLISHED A BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate,
FOR THE USE OF SOLDIERS.

FOR THE USE OF SOLDIERS.
II is printed in four colors, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
in countless mum bers into Dixie, with drums
beating, colors flying, etc. A blank line is
left for the name Of the Soldier, Company,
Regiment and Officers; size lSxI7. The
certificate is enclosed in a pasteboard tube,
and can De sent 70 any part Of the country
without injury; aud thes0ldier, AFTER filing
up the blank lines, can put it back in the
tube and RENAL IL to his friends, and they
viii get 1t framed and preserve it as q re
membTance.
Price 50 cents. Sent by mail, prepaid.
I. y. RHODES < CO.,
80 Union Street,
Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
lanl6-3m
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OFFEcE % TuK AnANs Exrnlls COMPANY,
Nashville. March Q, ls6t
TOEL DAVIS. Esq ah0 has been OF como
ID Fnoufhz eoniustng tie hueinef1 Qi il.a Leui-
r,Hy l. annonucfsl a. her AGENT % ills olilee-
a. GAlTHEi~ eurh
ff.r fa-1-v ufsE "A. JONES. Gent fa'L
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a fine assortment of assorted Jellies
for Family use, just received by Higgins at
fair prices. mar 13--3t
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Gen. Grant returns 70 Nashville.


NIIIlarg ArrangsmsnIs agEeed upoa.
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The largest assortment of Sweet-brier,
Apple-wood and India Rubber Pipes at Nos.
As and so Cherry street; Higgins has just
received them. mar l3-3t
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Cigars and Cut Tobaccos lower than
the lowest at Nos. As and so Cherry stree
All the popular brands. mar lS-St
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Mrotral.
How to Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DIsEAsE

7NHE primary cause Of every disease that asah ia
heir e Is impurty Of ihs b 'od The rlood h..
comes impure from many cau6ea. Impure ar { r
change Of " a'hsr, uuwholeaome food an erposuf ,
arc among thu prime pal causes OF impunty of On
blood 1he 'ym ltofns are gid nes4, hsadao g, cor
fus I'd Thought. ey du Bn heavy, drow iless COZ,
5ti alton Of the howl' Bad tssie the mouth foul
tong e' liver complaints, paina Ia tAe hack and legs
osS OF Sppeute, lsep ess ulghts, eoc, crsnp, pam
ana ightneSs the ohest, hearthlru, gaut IN theu
mat sm, pa lnk and Plrtfag, ohls aud levers m re
OF lie ~ tcco npsnying thess along TIA Of trouh
lesoIne and sngerous affections. all OF whicn may be
PToyented an CURED ny tsklng ew doses Of ~
5IRlOkLA D. VEHErABLE FUhIffINU .NTl-
BILIOUS PiLLN. rhey eill purity the Mood and put
the stomech oawela sad liver 10 ahealthy couIiuon
fhty particular suitsbe t ohronie md nervou-
Diseases Every am iy and every -Oid or 8 o Id
keep supply OF thssa PLls, any dzaseea are on
Waited hyt cir use They AZ n mild shd safe n ,ii
e'nei and cau 0s taken ~ any Tune Hithodt danger
taking cUtd.
sod by al druggists, sen' 10 any part "a receipt
oftasnty 70 cents tn STA apAd envelope. ad iress
ed W srRtIKLAND, east toG III ytFest, Ciuel1ns
u, Vhl0.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02
OF HARTFORD, ooRNEorrcur
EVERY NAN SHOULD ISsUBE HIS LIFE

THE Hstns grsnta pol,Ses FoR LIFE, eOc e term
l Of yesrs, Endowment policies snd ohiidten's En-
iOwmens Also, Non FoHeitnG Policies, Ou Whioh no
pawn NJ is required after ten years.
Five thousani dollars raid tTo losses 10 this city
Fithln the last six mouths
AmoRg ali the ooutrivances OF men 20 protect the
nnlly circle from want, none can found more sim
s m IT'S haracter, noble 10 ltH features certain IN
rs results. than Lie insurAnee It is the prop Wb0t
the dytng husband caves "a