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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14
Ou,RrEBxAsrER's CYFicE.

OCABTEBNAsTERls Office.
No. STArgsT., NETWORK Ms.c IA 10, 1854.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until II o'clock m. TUESDAY 18th inst f
the TRANSPORTATION u SICK and WOUNDED SOL
DlERb within the City OF NewYork Th,se soldiers
be taken from railroad depots and transport ship. ysr
Government Hospitals within the city, aud ron hoe
pie TO another large proportion viii require 70 he car
ei in ambuldnces CONT r.sbe spring uI tie 9th
en- "a very small proportion probsby) on snetei BID
ders will state distinctly the average price per ~ which
each viii be transported, whether by ambulance spring
strecler the medical officer IN chae Of Trans
por,ston may Designate and bid will be received that doe.
no. the price Ia that way Stsecies VIII he alh.,.ed
By tho Government and the sprngwasons b. the eonaetof
subject tho apxova OF the Medical Director Cns.hss
should 10 ind5rsed Proposals for Transporting goa s0
wogaled, and addressed ,,,,,rr
Quar.eunaster, q. 5, a., Ne~-foik.
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old RIGGING JUNK for the NAVY
" SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until u o'clock Of TUESDAY the 18th day Of March next
for 10000 pounds Of best Old Rigging Junk Tor the manac
OF oaknn to be delivered free Of all expense tie Gov.
erumen at the U. s. NavyYard, Brooklyn, asper sample
there within ninety days rom the date of the acceptance Of
proposal
Navy Agents Office, New. York, February &c, 1854.
J. HENDERSON, Navy Agent.
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QuARrERr,sTERs OFFICE. No. srA1ssr.,(
NEwioRx, March 3, 1861
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received 40

Ssw.ioRx March 8, 1891
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received al
- this Office until u O'Clock Of MONDAY, l41i inst ios
the following articles, viz:
Buekskins, each.
Paint Brushes. 600 fitches and Sash Toc!s. fe. ac'
Sash Brushes, per doE
Dust Brushes (psinteI'l, FER doz;
Com Brooms. per doz
Bai Buckets, cedar or pine, per dOz
Gum RucIets, per doz;
B BSss. I ssss Teah ssI i per- Is.
Chalk, white, per IL.
Hide, raw green covering saddle racA,d 70 tight Ia.
Hides, Thonr, 70! sewing covering ,de', Iscisa 10
cIach Nails: y and siaen' perm.
k ka l. III i id III h. B s 70, us
Rope ss sIa & ! aSl. S a ssss per J"
Bassins wine in Il u package, per u.
W W5 Lead Ps aS ~ e. II I'd p sS A per- b. %
venetian wn.i aSa ted Pm Ens;. OIL .Sdo ln.
Pfassian Blue, 10 ID, . 10 u pacis;es pr n.
Prnlsisn Blue, dry in u packages per IL.
Y sR S oeti dg = PaSd, psper
chrome Green, dffy ! end 10 % Pspeis, pei To-
GnTSeS a SIiSa n and ma aaeLs H.
Drop Blsek, dry, !, 2 and n, packages, per To-;
American yerniliSSn, ! ID package q Per ..
Spanish Brown, dry, 5 and 10 10 packages per n.
Black Paint, in oil and 10 ID packages, Per H.
Chrome Yellow, dry ], z aud ID peckHtes, ltS ID
Camel Hair Pencils ts,Tipngl, per doz
CheInois SKINS each.
Putty In kegs per ID.
Spirits Turpenne. per gallon.
Lnsted OIL boiled per gallon.
Lnseed Oil raw, Per gallon.
Noatsioot Oil per gallon.
Coach varnish, No. !, per gallon
Copa vanish per gallon.
Jepen Vanish, Drying. per gallon.
Al tho paint. oil oil and varn.h, to be rrt in et c,S
ard barrels and The contents plenty marked each pe,hsze
articles Of the oregong list TO be Of the best quality Of
their kind and be well packed and delivered at place
shipment in this city without expense to the Srited States.
Persons offering viii please send samples rcccste-
offerings should DO iH1orsed Proposals oT QMr Stores"
and addressed Maj. STEWART VAN ILlET,
Qr.-Mr. L. :. H., New.YcIk.
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WAR DEPARTxRSr, CAVALRY BrRRAu,
OFFICE on T.. u CHIER CURTERsAsIERS !
WAsHIydToy, d. C.. Mach 1894
PROPOSALS. FOR MILL AT GiESBORO,

4 D.C.-seacd proposals viii be receSed lt this ONCE,
until u ocloek IN, fRlDAY March 10 1864. for rnsi.
ing the materials and the erection Of STEAM MIL, with
tine Necessary machinery accompanied by ns epa speci
Geations the purpose Of grinding ctnr ir1ng tnd
steamg the forage rstons furnished the cavalry hoIses at
Gier d. Co. with sufficient capacity to srrpy ten thou
sand horses. -
The following Boardof officers has been aprorted 70 whom
az plans AMI specifications ind papers referring 10 tie si wiu
BE- submitted:
Col August V. Kau,z, I'd Ohio Cavalry.
Col c. K. Lowell ID Nsssaeh.s-t;s S~verZ c,-.
Bureau. -
The plan which promises most economy and car oones %
greeted will be selected. The greatest plomptude VIII DO
required. - -,
NJ Proposal win be considered unless accompanied BY The
and certificate from source kncn 70 ths
Bureau Of the responsibility OF the parties and Ee ebify 10
faithfully execute the contract
Payments viii 10 made The completion ofthe contract OF
soon thereafter as funds mag be received. ,
Proposals BE- ndorsed Proposals FOR the - uon OF
Ste Mil at GesborO and addressed 70 Lieut. OIL James
A. Ekn, Chief OuarermaoT, Cavalry Bureau, Warrington,
ID. 4.
ANY further information viii be promptly gwen Iortonsy
OF by letter on application to JAMES \. EKIS,
Lieu,.Colonel, Chief Quar'eruastor Ceyriy freso.
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Jnsurante Companies.
NEW-Y YORK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ WALL-sTREET.
CASH CAPITAL..u....... 5000. 600.

This Company has been in successful operation for
than THIRTY YEARS, aud continues TO INSURE asans,
Los and Damage by FIRE upon terms favorable similar
institutions. - - -
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
ALL LOSES LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID.
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNDERHILL, President.
Oliver H. Jones, William HaItun, Chas l.. Stewart,
Isaac N. Seymour, Saml J. Warng, Samuel N. Dodge,
Abraham II. Davis &. +. Pfeifer. Michael UlshocRer
SaInl c. Harriet. Sylyanus Bede, ChaL ID. Lewis,
John 4. Andrew X. NJ. Buchsnan Ethelbert :. MILL
Jo.sh q. Low. William Hertze, Joseph A. Dreyfous,
John Even. Thomas Davey. James c. Quick,
William Depew, Henry J. Scudder, James I. Wright
f. COOPER DEDERER, Secretary.
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Cost ano foHa0.

r OsT on tho 10Th of February last, q PACK.
IL AGE containing iCoo IN U. = Lese aopa ..d rM ~,
f es S es1 az ss 500 % End GOA One Thousand
Dosrs essi datei Dec l. 1864 snd hsvns fa Co ion An
reisos' las been stopped. REWARD Of $3.50 will be
al - sny rrron returning tie Notes to tie office 81 FISK
XII ,rcU bankers, No. 80 Wart., New York, or giving
,son which shall lead 20 their Any inlor
n 4, vrns may b. addressed 10 the .ndTsgned 70
- are OF sfrisrs. FISH HATCH. :. II. .hish.
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NT0TICE.-LOST, in transmission through the
i non, Ncw.York TO Boston, on abogt lsu. % 1861,
cERTIFICATE No 1884, for Ten l0) Shares Quincy Mining
90 In name Of JOHN :. BLAINE. All parties are hereby
cautioned gains, e;1tng the ane o. application Las Teen
rua &c 10 Ito Company tor he issue Of new Cttfsfe
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COTTON WASTE-For Machinery, Wiping
and Packing also for shipping IN lots TO ,nt purchaser
Eey ideby w. w. YAULMAN, Me- ~ l!snsI
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BaeL NiLLiiN =. AILgg-DedF Sir. desire l. obtain
your written opns on the quesioDs presented by The pend
bog sniion in be matter OF the People ex rel JaIes b.
Tsyif d others asaast myself Comptroller Of the CITY
New Yask "
This Iusaon invosas the legality Of tie action Of the
non Ce1e provdng4 the purchase u the plot of goUaI
kEown % tse Oinseyo<sst properly.
The resolution Of the Common Council fst the pucass Of
the land In question was stoped about the tine came iro
Office
BY the terr1s Of the ession II made he duty Of t
Cemptroer 70 COY the oou Of the proposed purchase
20 the alleged oDgeFs.
On The I'd Of Fesasry 1863 communicated 10 IRE Common
Council In connection with aasher subject, my refusal 10
so~py with the deetioa OF the S.oleoa which have re-
tsIIsd, in the foliow4I terms:
il ~ grsyely alleged DIST the tit 10 this property 4 not In
tie YGes from whom is proposed to be purelase1 and
while am not rrepsredto cay that the Objection valid am
equally sDp'peed to decide tat should be dreraIled end
tle ss smosni Of the proposed Iufcsse money paid oa
~imo1t l1dic Z. ;eIE.iDaon Of the question
nave Concluded 10 cline payment The ground Of OBJ
tbeiT legal remedy.
hthey have good title the eson viii bs settled for the
Eo.eiion Of the city. and tLsJ have not they
sd TO The money demanded His proper for say
DO rot consider the sum proposed be paid TO be greater
uan Tie pIesn value o the properly or that the pTesea are
not wen adopted 70 public market.
50 fer can learn the facts upon weh the question of
Vie aiisss would appear that 10 about tho yesr es2 tie
kopry then bong owned the Cooperation was struck OF
~ Jsseph L. gsyeI ten CsBgB9er, to M Gegbss Love
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MlnNloHT pgsPArcHEs.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1G. ~ Gen. Angur's
headquarters have received no iafarms-
ton of the rebel cavalry raid to Lees
burg. a large number Of carpenters
have been sent TO repair railroads. Gen.
Butler will remove his headquarters from
Fortress Monroe to Norfolk.
Stonemsn has gone to report to Grant.
Charles A. Dana will probably be sp-
pointed Assistant Secretary Of Wa.
Federal stesmers Montgomery and
Aries burned the rebel hlockAde-runner
Dare, on the Sih inst, of Wilmington.
Intercepted correspondence Of G. B.
Lamar says: Lamar says to Haftstein,
when you go to Paris tell SIdell tie
COnfederates will glsdly accept of q
French protectOrate in the last extremity.
WAsHISGToN, Jan. 16.-Movenlent Of
Stewards cavalry occasions no alarm.
New YORK, Jan, 16.-Tbs ice in the
harbOr is doing considerable denlage 70
shipping.
RACINE, WIS, Jan. I6.-NOrth College
burned. Loss $4,000.
PnTsBURG, Jan. 16.-Navigation still
closed.
NEw YoRK, Jan. 16. = Cotton no
quoted. Gold, 541z.
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We mentioned yesterday that the pa
tents and attendants Of section 4, di-
vision B, Cumberland Hospital, had pre-
sented Surgeon W. A. LightbOurne with
; splendid watch and chain, as q mark Of
their regard for him as an officer and ;
gentleman. The following is the Doc
tors response TO the compliment:
G.atlsmsn and Soldiers Of Sec. 4, Dir. b:
return you my sincere thanks for the
beautiful present Of q watch and chain
so Unexpectedly received from you. /
have always eDdeAvOred, since my APP
poinfment at the hospital, to discharge
my duties both IS a professional man
and = gentleman. The wants and we'll
being Of the soldiers being the foremost
thought in my mind, how could it be
otherwise? Are you not fighting for the
protection Of orr loved ones ct home?
Are you not suffering from separation
from your own families? And for what?
It is not the small remuneration you re-
ceiFe for your services. No, you are en-
during these hardships for a more heroic
purp0se-yiz: To preserve law any
order ct home; also to secure the
rights and privileges Of your countrd
aad Government. Are you not enduring
tie hardships and dangers Of the battle
for the same heroic cauie? Who can
think Of & soldiers duty without admir-
ing his purposeI What is there more
ennObling, or more to be loved in man than
his readiness TO sacrifice his own COM
f5rts? How could /? Nay, is it pOssi-
bic for me to stand back and simply say,
Poor fellows. No, admiration breeds re-
spect. Respect in its turn leads TO the
desire of assisting those who 90 nobly
are riskiDg their lives for me as well 40
sll others. That assistance / can best
render in the pursuit Of our humane pro-
fessiOn. If have done anything to
merit such praise, all / have to say is,
that it will always be my enGe&vor to
merit and retain that esteem you so lib
orally award me, and by strict attention
TO your wants and well being, trust l
shall always be considered ss your friend
and Medical officer. Respectfully,
WM a. LIGHTBOUREE.
A. A. s., U. S. A.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTs.-J. Welt & Co., who
have permanently established themselves
aeBenson's Music Store, 81 Union street,
have just received . large stock of impor-
ted and American watches, jewelry, gold
chains gold pens with and without hold
ers, dOuble-plated table, dessert and tes
spoons, forks and butter knives, also COB
lets and cups, and everything usually
found in jewelry store, which they viii
sell low for Christmas and New Year
presents. Everything bought of them is
warranted as represented. Go and see
their stock. WEzF & Co.,
81 Union St., BensOn's Music Store.
NIB. Watches and jewelry repaired
and warranted.
Dec. 15--Im.
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10 the soIdiers VOC.

The approaching Presidential election
promises to be more important than any
of its predecessors and provision should
at once be made by the various States,
TO secure the right of suffrage to such Of
their citizens as shall, at that time, be
in the field in defence of the unity of
their country. They have risked large
ly for their national welfare, and
should certainly have a voice in the ad-
ministraiiOn of the government which,
but for their exertions, would to-day
have had no existence; andthe State
which neglects to confer the right Of
suffrage upon its soldiers, fails to do its
duty indeed, is guilty of criminsl neg
Iigence to its best citizens.
From our eastern exchanges we learn
that resolutions have been passed by the
New York Legislature, amending the
Constitution, to allow its volunteers .
voice in deciding who shall be the next
President; and we hope that others
which have hitherto neglected to move
in this matter will immediately follow
in its footsteps. The cOpperheadI viii,
of course, resist such proceeding; and
in States where the Legislature is in the
hands of of that party, the soldiers will
be disfrauchised; but woe to those who
aid in that nefariOus work, when the
army shall be disbanded.
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snuers, Attention.

satlers, Attention.
n. and n. LANDsBERa & Co, corner Of
the Square and Market street. have on
hand = complete stock of Suffers Goods,
which they offer at the very lowest mar
ket rates. Among the stock can be
found
20 dOz. grained Cavalry Boots.
II Napoleon
20 Butts Natural Leaf Tobacco.
100 oaddies Bright and Twist, do.
IS {" Sweet do.
5OGro. Sweet Owen, fine cut.
100000 Best brands Cigars.
80 Doz. Wool Travelling Shirts.
% Cases Concentrated Milk.
20 Ssrdines.
80 Pickles.
20 Kegs Pigs Feet
l20 Best Hamburg Cheese.
Also, Oysters, Mackerel, Spices, Apple
Batter, Peaches, Pine Apples, etc, Writ
ing Paper, Envelopes, Backing, Ink, and
a full stock Of Suffers Notions, with the
best brands Of Whisky, Wines, Brandy,
Gin-cocktails, etc.
Gail and see for yourselves.
a. B. d. LASDsBERG & Co,
Garner Market Sc. and Square.
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List OF Deaths

List OF Deaths
In the u s. Hospitals IN Nashville, Tenn.
for tie ,oeek ending Jan. 16tA, 1864
copied from The Register Of " R. Come
has, Government Undertaken, No. A
Church
VIM PuIk, co F, 76th Ohio.
James g Hastings (reb), co d, 2glh Ga.
James Mccormack, CD g. 4th lad cav.
Corp'l Z LAUGH, co b, 10Th Pa.
Henry 0rt, CO II, 48th Ind.
G P Buruhsm, co II 141st n. Y.
j Burroughs, co I, 92d Ohio.
S D Douglas, co A, 18th Mich.
S G BlackfOrd, co I, 69Gh Wis.
COrp'l f E Brown, co B, 1884 III.
Robert French, co II, 21st Ky.
N Lally, co G, 9th Ill.
COrp'I j Lesper, co l, 4!h Ind cav.
UnknOwn-prisoner.
] Mclaughlin, CO E, 18th Tenn cav.
J Bowman, emp @ MD.
f Heer, co G, 31st Wis.
A Johnson, CO l, 58th Ala.
IA L W ~ COtu OukO.
Sergt. P B Owen, rebel, co G, 34th Miss
D Price, co K, 74ih Ind.
F Gangloff, co G, 69th Ohio,
] NJ Jackson, rebel, co F, 10th Ga.
John Bird, co g, 9th Iowa.
John A Hufhan, co A. 18Th Pa.
j w Riley, rebel. co B, SD Ala.
Perry Grove, co B, 123d Ill.
I H Barnes, co F, oh Miss.
VIM Watson, rebel, CO f. 9TH S c.
Van Buren, Ghans, co F. 5th Ky cav.
1t VIM Mcdonald, CO T, 1st Ohio ait.
Geo Chadderdon, CO f, I'd Min.
David MeQuistOn, co b, rs Penn.
Geo L Wilson, co B, S2d Ind.
Moses Tidd, co E, 33d Ohio.
VIM Edgeman, rebel, CO B, 9TH Tenn.
Jas johnson, co Il, 9Th Ind.
John Z Cherry, CO D, 32d Ala.
Jas 0Sollivsn, engineer on n & CIR.
Jas Gsssett, co D, 18th e T cav.
S w Dickerson, rebel, CO D, 25th Ca.
j Simms, CO A, 39th Ind.
j Conkling, co A, 18th Mich.
H A Hern, rebel, co e, 18th Tenn,
Mary Finney, citizen.
John Hays, citizen.
j n Hsymsker, citizen of Louisville.
6 SANDS, 18th Mo.
Josephine Ovens, I'd E 7 cav.
John DAmbsch, co G, 18th Mo.
Levi Lacy, co A, I'd E Tcsv.
J D Lemanskers, co K AID Ind.
G Lake, co X, 73d Ohio.
j Croufoot, co D, LIST pioneer bAt.
G W Henderladen, co E, 1st Mich, I
and NJ.
Sergt J w Young, co @, 22d III.
VIM Railway, co B, 88!hnl.
G Reed, co @, 18th Benn.
r Wolfcrd, co a, 18th Ind.
j B Turner, rebel, CO G 18th Ala.
j F Galloway, rebel, co II, 5Oth Ala.
j Beckett, lsbOrer, Q N Dept
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AmUsErIENTN.

HEATRE Mr.. OOuldock and his daugh-
Ter, Miss Eliza, begin an engagement at
the theatre to -pOrrOW night. They sp-
pear in the intensely interesting drama
Of "The Willow Oopse," Mr.. C. as Luke
Fielding, and Miss G. as Rose. The
performances close with the "Collsge
Boy"
Mr. Couldock is an excellent actor,
and is well sustained by bis talented
daughter, who is ono of the most prom
ising young ladies on the American
stSee. Their engagement will be one of
the most interesting ever played here.
NEw TREATRE.-The great sensation
drama eff 1.-THE Cricket" will be pro-
duced tomorrow night Miss Maggie
Mitchell as FanchOn, = part in which
she IL without a rival We need not
advise any one one 10 go aud see it.
The trouble will be to fad room for
those who will be sure 10 "be there"
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GOLD FOR SmyER-THos. S. MARI,
corner of Union and COllege-streets, will
give gold for Mexican and Spanish dol
lars and half-dOllsrs, and also for Amer
lean dollars and balf-dOllars coined pre-
viOus to 1853.
The highest prices paid for Tennessee
money. All kinds Of uncurrent money
bought and sold at the best rates.
Government certificates given either in
the city or country cashed on the most
reasonable rates. Jan 8
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The Office of CrossmAn & Drucker has
recently been removed to No. % South
College Street, in the Warehouse Of &.
Hamilton. These gentleman have been
doing business in Nashville fer some
years. Their ale and beer have become
celebrated, and By good judges are re-
garded as equal to the best brands. The
firm also deals in groceries and do q
commission business. Every way relis-
bic, We take pleasure in commencing
them 10 the patronage of our friends.
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The attention Of our readers is called
50 the religious services, in the Hall of
the House of Repre- entatives-Cspitol
Building-to-dsy at IL A. H., to be con-
Quoted by Rsv. NJ. Simpson, d D., one
Of the leading Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church North. Bishop Simp-
son is here on business Of great moment,
relating TO the reorganization and re-
establishment Of his Church in Tennes-
see, and all loyal citizens will bid him q
hearty welcome. A loyal church per-
vAding an commonwealth, would be Of
inestimable importance in the loYalisa-
lion Of the State, and we, therefore, COM
mend the enterprise TO the attention Of
all good citizens
Aside from this, Bishop Simpson is
one Of the most distinguished Preachers
Of the day, eminent alike for bis zeal
and his piety, and we bespesk fJr him
ON this occasion q numerous audience.
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w. C. W., FosTERyILLE Newspapers
can be sent from the publication Office 10
subscribers at any post-ofiee, North,
without the prepayment Of postage 81
the Office where mailed. The postage
must be psid at the Office where the pa
per is delivered. So send on your club.
The papers will ego through" as you de-
sire them.
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In reference 10 : statement ma de yes
terday in adjudication by the Military
Ball Committee, we would state that our
bill against them for printing (made out
according TO the terms agreed upon By
Nashville papers, and kept standing in
our columns, so no one can be misled,)
amounted 10 upwards Of eighty dollars,
one-hAlf of which was, deducied.Oar con-
tributiOn to the ball may, therefore, be
put down at something more than forty
, dollars. We respectfully submit that
this was q liberal contribution, and
should have entitled us TO thanks, even
though others of our contemporaries
may have done better. Possibly the
members Of the Committee also cen
tributed more, but Of this ihey say no.
thing, preferring to let tier charity, as
all true charity should, operate in secret.
II 90, and we do not doubt tive are
glad that they, as well as our-contem-
poraries applaud whom they appointed at
she expense OF poorer brethren, they
spplaud, can afford 10 beextra liberal
Ia better days than these we have
known distances, where persons have at
tanned reputation for benevolent acts who
never contributed = cent 10 charities Of
any kind. Their names were always 70
be found prominent in the proceedings
Of public meetings, and on committees,
and thur become emblszoned before the
public eye. The modest, unob,rusive
citizen contributed freely from his purse.
They were AlmOners Of his bounty.
Men praised the slmOner-the contFibu-
tor Of the money rearei his reward from
higher and better source.
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GopEY's LADY's Book These clever
neWsdealers, Brown & Co., 48 College
Street, laid as under obligations last
night for 8 copy Of the February num-
Der Of Godey's Lady's Book. The chief
illustration, st. Valentines Day" is a
eapsrb engraving. The other illustra-
tions srs numerous and excellent. The
reading matter is good; combining the
agreeable and the usefal.
We are also indebted TO the above firm
for the latest Waverly Magazine, Gan in
valuable Boston Weekly,) and the New
York Ledger, the best weekly in the
world.
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The Press says d.. O5ilvie Byron
Young has been released from prison,
and proposes 10 become . citizen Of
Nashville. The military commission &C
quilted him Of the charges on which be
was arraignee before il.
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Some fifty or more rebel prisoners
wers brought in yesterday, and lodged
in tie military prison. We hear that
son Of DR.. Granville P. Smith was
anonest them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-17

a correspondent from the front asks if
a man who enlisted in regiment after
it had been in the service some time will
be discharged with the regiment. We
are unable to answer the question def
nitsly, but suppose that will depend
upon the policy which the Government
may see proper to adopt. When q man
is mustered in for three years, unless
sooner discharged, he can doubtless be
held for that period, regardless Of the
mastering out of his comrades.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-17
SaIe Postnoned.

ne above sale is posip med until Saturday tie
second cay a. Aprii. 1864, b. consent sf Pariiss,
uHdrr he Nfit above mentioned, aud Ga es.tcltIcl
se.Inst The ssme dsfenlants except Jus--P.s Ford5
p favor u Hesry Blood egisd uSealfss tssIll pro-
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-17

Gen. Granger cut of very suddenly,
yesterday, the public's spirit and ale
rAtions. All the whisky and ale shops
were closed.