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Latest from Yicksburg.---Eseape OF
Prisoners,

CAIRO, March lS.--The steamer Continsn-
tai has arrived. Tho Natchez Courier Of
the llth says, Gen. Tuttls, Of Wisconsin, ar
rived there 10 take command Of that post.
The ram Homer picked up dozen escaped
prisoners on the stb inst, twelve days from
Shreveport. About one hundred escaped
at the same time, but the others have not
been heard from. Four hundred Of our
prisoners yemain near Shreveport; a pOr
ton were Of Gen. Davis command, captured
at Morgana, and the remainder, crews OF
gunboats, captured at Sabine Pass.
Guorrillas are again appearing in the
vicinity of Lake Providence, Ala, where
they have been committing shocking bar
barities on Union people, destroying every
thing within reach.
Lee and Jackson hung on therear Of our
troops from Meridian to within twenty-six
miles of Vicksburg, whence they were dri-
ven back They did no damage.
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Mexican Afairs...From Mobile.

NEW YoRx, March lS.-The Times Wash
ington dispatch says the House committee
on foreign s1fairs viii shortly report a series
Of resolutions in reference to tho Mexican
question, taking strong ground in favor Of
the Monroe doctrine.
Mobile papers of the 9th say a Union
force attempted to land on Dauphin Island.
thinking it unoccupied; but finding Con
federates there, they hastily retired, furi-
ously Smelling the woods.
They say the Union picket boats recon
noitre with imPunity to the foot Of Fort
Gains wharf.
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Rebel BarbarItF.

f. The following from the Richmond
Examiner of March Sth, cOnfes5es the
I real barbarity Of the rebels az visited
! upon tho body of the late Col Dahlgren.
Having first lied about him, they now
/ confess their monstrous barbarity ex-
hibited upon his defen5eless body The
I World takes exceptions to the pUblica-
ton Of such details in the North, as
calculated to ercite the people unneccs-
saTily against the rebels:
Dahlgren's body was boxed up at
Walkerton Oh Sunday and brought to
Richmond, with the object, We under
stand, of its positive Identification, and
the establishment Of the fact Of the
finding Of the infamous documents
upon il, all Of which has been attested
by witnesses.
Henceforth the name Of Dahlgren
is linked with eternal infamy, and in
the years 10 como defenceless women
and innocent childhood viii peruse with
/ a sense Of shrinking horror, the story
of RichmOnds rescue from the mid
night sack and rayage led by Dahlgren.
II would seem something Of the curse
he came TO bestow fell upon his own
carcass, when it fell riddled by aveng-
ing Southern bullets. Stripped, robbed
Of every valuable, the fingers cut Oft
for the sake Of tho diamond rings that
encircled them, when the body was
found BY those sent TO take charge Of
it, it was lying in a field, stark naked,
with the exception Of the stockings
Some humane persons had lifted the
corpse from the pike and thrown it over
into the field, to save it from the hogs
The artificial les worn by Dahlgren
was removed, and i now at General e.
zey's headquarters. It Is Of most beau
tif1l design and finish.
Yesterday afternoon the body vas
removed from the car that brought il
10 the York River Railroad depot, and
given to the spot Of earth selected 70
receive it. Where that spot Is no one
but those concerned in its burial know
or care 10 tell Ii was a dogs burial.
without coffin, winding sheet or service.
Friends and relativesat the North need
inquire no further; this Is all they will
know-he IS buried a burial that be
fitted the mission upon which he came.
He has swept through the city Of
Richmond" on pine bier, and writ
ten his name" on the scroll Of infamy.
instead Of on the hearts Of his coun-
trymen, never TO be erased He asked
the blessing Of Almighty God" on his
mission Of rapine, murder and blood,
and the Almighty cursed him instead
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8irer Aelvs.

The Cumberland is still slowly receding
at this point, with about seven feet water
on Harpeth Shoals:
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures of steamboats, yesterday.
ADMINISTRATIVE ST. Louis; Duke,
Ohio River: Huntsman, Wabash; Star,
Louisville; Doane No. ?, Ohio River; Cor
della Ann, and Crescent City, two boats
Evansyi.lo r. C. Wood, Hospital boat, }
Cairo.
DEPARTED. - Ohio Valley, Pittsburg
Louisville, ST. Louis.
The splendid passenger steamer Gladia-
tor, Capt. Barton Bowen, departs for St.
Louis tomorrow.
Several steamboats, from Louisville and
St. Louis are due here.
The Ohio and Mississippi rivers are in
good navigable condition.
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We take pleasure in introducing 10
the readers Of the USIoS this morning,
new candidates for their favor, s.. Stokes
Co, Ne. 25 College -s:.,oppcsite the scwance
House. This firm deals largely in Boots,
Shoes, &C., and prides itself upon the OK
cellence Of IS goods. It's stock Is large and
well assorted, chiefly Of Philajolphia man
uiaciure
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BY telegraph.
Associated Press Dispatches.
Returned Prisoners.

LOUISVILLE, March ia Washington
special says Gen. Neal Dow was On the floor
Of the House to-day in his Libby Prison
costume. He and Capts. sawyerand Flynn
agree that although tho Rebels may fight
this campaign, they are too much exhausted
u make another.
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A difficulty occurred last Friday MD

A difficulty occurred last Friday night
on lower College street, between q couple
Of members Of the 18Th Nichigan-Jo5n
Hindes and Anthony Metta-which resulted
in the death Of tho former from a gun-sho,.
Meta was Immediately placed under ARE t.
A woman was al the bottom OF Tho unf0rAl-
nate affair.
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From some iBexplicable cause, matter
foreign TO the subject got mixed Up with the
article in regard to the Fenian Brother
hood, Published in our paper yesterday
morning. IN consequence thereof, we re-
publish it to-day.
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The Louisville journal urges our
military men to prepare 70 meet and pre-
vent q rebel raid into Kentucky. This
ought to be done by all means; and, VIC
have nota doubt, will be done.
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There will be no service at the New Thea
tire to-day, except the Sabbath School this
morning, owing to the fact that The Rev,
DR.. Howell viii preach the funeral Of young
ar. shaiTer, at the usual hour Tor Divine
carvire
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Business glotiefs.
Notice.

The Public are respectfully informed that
Rev. NJ. J. Cramer, of the Cincinnati Con-
ference viii preach in the Posi- Chapel,
Andrew Church, foot Of College Hill, Col.
lege ST., on Sabbath Morning, March 2oth,
al 1919 o'clock. Also in the evening at Z
o'clock; services by the Rev. Mr.. Good
fellow. q
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Officers Of the Quarterma5ter's De
par,ment, through Col. J. !. Donaldson,
recently contributed $500 for the relief o.
refugees from East Tennessee in this city.
Capt. Thos. j. Cox, on behalf Of himself
his accomplished lady, clerks and employ
ees in his Office, hiss added 500 10 the fund.
Contribution cannot be more worthily be-
slowed
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~OTTCE

ASSISTANT QUAErEalasFEA's OFTIcE,
Nashville, March "a. 1854. I
IAN authorized 70 sell SEED OATS and MILIET
/ SEED 70 farmers on their giving satisfcsoey
bond that the crops thereby raised shall b. sold y
de q. 8. Government at reasonable prioa. have
ths Oats on hand now. PoT hlrthAr paraculars en-
qgirE q CEAS. n. IRWIN,
- h-fd C1pt snd 4, 9. ~,
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Dealers in Nashville who purchase
supplies Of butter, eggs, cheese, frui;5, &c,
in Cincinnati, are referred 70 the card o.
Thcs. j. Tone, Commission Merchant, oI
that city. lie will FIJI all orders promptly,
ard with The besl arlielns.
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A decided improvement has recently
taken place in the morals Of Chicago. Foy
a whole week our exchanges from that city
have not made mention Of a rape, seauc-
ton, an clopement, or anything Of The kind.
50 Stick sfu there"
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PRESERVATION Tho non-commission-
ed officers and privatcs Of Company B, 4Lh
Michigan cavalry, on the 10th inst, pre-
sertod fine sabre, sash and belt TO Ser
high appreciation Of the gollantry display
ed by him on tho 2sth Of January last, al
Tunnel Hill, Ga. Michael Grace made the
presentation speech, and paid beautiful
and appropriate compliment to the wor-
thy Sergeant, who responded briefly aad
eloquently. It gives us great pleasure tc
record such incidents as this ia the career
Of a gallant soldier.
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A fsticuf took place yesterday in
front CT the Maxwell House Barracks, in
which a number Of soldiers participated
No great damage was done.
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The Chattanooga Gazette says during
the week ending March lfth, Us rebel de-
scrters reported at the Office Of the Provost
Marshal in that place.
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The Cincinnati Commercial says Gov
Bramlette, Of Ky, passed through that
place on his wax to Washington, a ie''
days ago.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price viii be
paid, by THos. S. MARI.
CERTIFIED AocOUNTs.-Teamsters,l aborers
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. MARI.
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 I8-tf
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Divine service in the German language
is held every Sabbath, in the basement Of
the Second Presbyterian Church, com
meneiug al y o'clock, P. NJ.
II. EoeERs, Chaplain.
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The Chattanooga Gazette says. from
tic 22d Of February to the 18th inst, SIS
refugees have gone North By the cars from
that place.
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OFFICE OF The PRoyosT MARsHAL,
Nashville. Tenn.. March II, 1854.

OFFICE OF The PRoyosT MARSHAL
Nashville, Tenn, March -, 1854.
Provost Orders, No. 50.
The practice Of depositing the caTcasses
Of dead horses and mules within the city
limits, is in violation Of all sanitary regula-
lions, and is strictly prohibited. All such
dead animals will be hauled TO point on
the river bank, below the Government Cor
rails and thrown into the river.
Any soldier, citizen, or Government en-
ployee leaving any such dead carcasses
within the city limits, or within oue-hali
mile Of the same, or any owner Of such dead
animal, ueglecting TO have it hauled away
will be arrested and imprisoned.
BY order Of Brighten. r. s. GRANGER.
JOHN W. H0RNER,
Lieut.. Col. and Provost Marshal.
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Capt J. P Watkins, ll0th Illinois,
has been appointed aid On the staff Of Gen.
Palmer.
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We are pleased 10 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 " Totten's,
No. % College street, opposite sewanee
House. He sells st the lowest market
rates, and delivers all goods bought Of him
free Of charge.
Feb 3o-Int
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Railroad Bulletin.

Passenger trains on the railroads cen
tering in this city are now timed as fol-
lows:
Louisville and Nashville-Loaye { 4. NJ.
sad AIS P n. Arrive $50 p. II. and 4
A.
Nashville and Chattauooga--Beaves $50
P. N. Arrives AIS A. n.
Tennessee and Alabama-Leaves e:I5 =.
N. Arrives 5:30 P. n.
Nashville and Northwestern-Leaves $50
A. n. Arrives S:4s P. N.
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Nine Cardinals hats arc at present
disposable Plus TX has, during his
reign, created forty-five Cardinals and
seen sixty-fvs disappear from the
weird
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The ladies at tho grand receptions,
balls, etc, in Washington, are exhibit
ing great economy. They dress with
Just as little clothing as possible.
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Coalition PARTY.

TP GOODWIN vii give q ooI1l4ION PAlar4
NJ ~ ~. - p.o,-,s ~ t'all@re siree<, % MONDAY
tvFNTSGs. M.arh zi-t 1864 Good muse ~ ~ =
- 1890 No postponruneni On aocoQnt q lla
,g.gther Dancing n commence 4. > Q cl9sA -
oiselv. Tiokess 80. ~ 49,
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Kanted.

A Cash-boy, about 10 to y years Of
age. Apply at E. & J. Eorthman's, q Pub
lie Square. mar IS-3t
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Collier supplied Us last night, as
Usual, with the latest nowspa Pers.
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Notions.

5aeh a. Fsn~y sad Toilet soaD Pens. Pzncil5, 5ta-
lnurry and Envelopes, HAIR Brtlsisfs, gsflLes
tlOge-. Gaun1ets. Amy Shirts. POckss hnite7.
Hosiery, Handkerchief. 5uspenders, AMI ~ s2fle-
too tedious - Fle04oU. allow nosilis 80 li+ai
Of Ciucitliaii ~ EKCEL NJ
To IN suffers ant country uereil1Li-1 4Cltl
aay ell and $50 my 5t0ck 1ld ezlLlnifls iny ieea
before tslvinr el--Etere Or gong narsilsr NQfih
-Ti.is ef-rL : fsr WHOI.E5ALE NJ Voc - an 80
CHRKRY STREET, % STAIR, and thsoe,e Fho 'sl.h
ME Har from among al she lala5i styles and
80. rslr N Bal1s clln s. accommodated 80 my
tai room, o. Prrfeut %
~. u CEDAR STREET.
uh.-e g0o.l- are cold - los 81 anywhere iu Nash
Vile And % ne mi .ners u tils city andfsur-
rounding country, ] would say, ! am Eesping coz
-t-nIJ o. hand 8 vel selectod lssortneuf u
MISSES AND LADIES
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Felt, LeghOrR and Straw Hats,
TRIMMED AND UNTRTEfIps

which VII - zold e. ~ lowest wholesale Pl.'ea.
iaslies cali AMI see nv stock af Nos- - End -
Cherry street 40 stairs, Nashville, Tenn .,
Fch I'm y. = uIrlL-.o
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COL OR ED
LIGHT ARTILLERY.
Capt. Josiah '. Meigs

Is RECRUITING FOR COMPANY a." FIRST
/ L. 3. Colore,l ARTILLERY. Oihco ~ D-. BaghsE-
an 8 Old Office, opposite the Pos, OtEoe.
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Wanted, good second hand Iron Safe.
Apply at 48 Lnion-st. feb left
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SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1864.
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Latest from North CarOllna---RcYengC
for Rebel Barbarities.

for Rebel BarbaritieS.
New YORK, March 19.-The steamer Ellen
Torrey has arrived. Two Of our prisoners
lroze to death on the way from Richmond
to Americas, Ga. Thirty-one escaped from
the cars. The hanging Of fifty-One Union
soldiers at Kingston, and thereported hang
ing of several companies of the I'd North
Carolina regiment, has caused enlistments
of conscripts and deserters, who are anxious
to avenge these atrocities.
The Newbern Times advocates sending
5000 troops to North Carolina.
NEW YORK, March 19.-Cotton unchanged;
Cold g. Is.
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AxorHER PRESENTATIONS LayerCae
few days ago, the members Of Company
L, 10th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, presented
lst Lieutenant DAVID /. CoCGLEY with a
beautiful and costly sabre, as a token Of their
high regard for him as an officer and gen
tleman. The presentation took place on
the 18th inst, on the company parade
ground, Corporal Joseph Murray represent
ing the Company, which he did in the
handsomest manner. Tho Lieutenant &C
cepted the splendid present in a patriotic
and well-timed speech.
With three cheers for its officers and the
Federal army, the company broke ranks.
SERExADE-We were, last night, in
debted 20 Lieuts. O'Brien and Fair, and the
members Of the band attached 20 the lOth
Tennessee infantry, FOR 9 sercnode. Among
other tunes played, was the Gocking
Bird" composed by Lieut.. Fair himself
An the musicians performed their part not
only creditably but admirably.
The drum used by Mr.. Helrigglc was one
Of the finest pieces of workmanship we
ever saw, containing no less than one thou
sand six hundred pieces Of inlaid wood. il
was presented to him by the citizens Of
Dayton, Ohio, four years since.
We regret that certain general order
prevented US from spiritually conEo,;ng lLe
rnusiciane.
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OYucE Z. S. C0Nsuss4RY -Ua-f-rLycf,
GAINESVILLE Tenn. March "a. lsGf.
CEALED proposals fyr furnishing The United
= Stsfea sutsisJeBce Department nth one hun
dred thousand pounds o. Corn Hesl are invited
until the 5is- day q March. 1854, a. u ".
The Hrsi n h u q quality eqIll b. The sample
n be seen al my ofie" Ia CiaTksvlle, and g. d.
pat up the hest quality o. well seasoned oak har-
refs. and fax head lined. Gross uett and t1re
weight - b distinctly marked on each barrel
No bids vii h. received fJr Jess quantity than
I'VE thousand 5000 pounds.
The whole amount b l.. delivered Ia the month
Of April, 1904 aud az equal proportion each week.
% the United states 5ut-steTrs -t0rehJu-+, o. hed
River Landing.
The meal VIII BE- inspected before bciug received
~ such person as the GoyCrumeui may dlreft
An oath u allegiance must accgfn pelly e,h oi,.'
H5is ~ IL dirsrtasl o. Cspt T.. y. MORRILL, q.
p ard endorsed, 90 Proposals for Torn Mesa
Rlghr reserved % reject any or All olls-
PAYMENT % 10 male 10 such iun4s e nay y
furnished by the United States
r. y MORRILL,,
psrla-2v Capt and Z. 3.
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The New York Herald thinks the
career Of the female political orators
will end il q Government contract.
4 marriage contract is much more like
lv.-Syripgfckd RepuEEcal
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Latest frOm EurOpe---The AustiFans
Advance upon Duppel.

NV YORK, March 19.-The steamship
City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool on the
5th, and Queenstown ON the 7th, arrived
this morning.
despatch from Copenhagen on the night
of the 5th, says the Austrians had arrived
before Duppel and an attack was expected.
The schleswig districts which are not occu-
pied by AustriaPrussian troops, have
elected members to the Danish Rigsradd.
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Has do ca lslI - ssr ths IEgsst sni raosi com
plcte assortment q
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". L. Alexander, No. II, Public Square,
Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Suffers
Supplies Boots Shoes and Hats. Just re-
ceived, 600 Cigars different brands; so
bags Coffee; 90 barrels n. O. Sugar; 80
half barrels Golden Syrup; Mackerei 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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Mar l5-lW
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An. Arrives s.4s P. N.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-15

The reply of Mr. Seward To the request OF
shs RuslIsh sy mpashirer with the Rebellion.
Lord wharnciins. n In the proper spirit. IL
could have been Justly more severe than n
b, but Il IL the fashion Of diplomacy TO cover
ND With meek phrases the existence Of strong
feeling. Lord wharncliffs gets diplomatic
answer, and that 10 sufficient for ths official
Communication with him. But the people Of
the United States will not reprsss their own
ssntimsnts. and will be apt 10 comment upon
Lord wharnclIffes impsrtinsncs with more
severity than Mr. Seward. The profisred aid
ofhis Lordshlp being the proceeds 81 . rebel
Fair held In KngIand. 10 not needed by the
rebel prisoners Ia the hands Of the United
State 0ovssnmsnt. Those persons are well
fed and well treated. and When thsre s an
szshanss With the rebels vs give them men
a. 70 sight, they give Nc the miserable VIC
sims Of their cruelty. AZ only for the grave.
II The English are stirred up to this bsnsvo-
lencs by feelings of humanity. they would do
bsssss 70 ssad their money 10 JED. Davis,
With . request 60 use "a for the sustsnancs OF
he Federal solslIsss Who are systematically
starved aud rssllrssssd in the southern
psisons. The CaIIsd ststss has never failed
90 do IL duty 70 the rebel prisoners b isr
hands. aad The hsppisss days which those
mlsguIdsd wrsschss have spsnt sioce the sar
broke cut. have been ss ps,sonsfs of the
Unitsd States.
The insals Of Lord whsrnoisfs required an
emphatic answer. aud the people viii En-
prsss those sentiments Of Indi gnstcr .hich Z
vAuson outrage mott usually sxciess. Thu.
var would have been ended long ago u Il
had not bean for the encouragement, given q
The rsbsls BY Bflgish ympAthizsrs They
have nos otly an organized eommersis. ma
rins. fitted out With she fastest 1samer'
aaoss Tor running the blockade. h,ss he,
have farn.shsd the rebels With arms I'D mu-
nitions Of var without stat They hav.
hant ships ios them. manned thea viii
EnglIshmsa and allowed them 10 "a I undel
the British asg. which. when replaced vii
tAs Confederate ras Al sea. has been slio~e'
70 6y In Britain ports without any aiismps q
panlsA s1sh illegal aud aafrisndiy tr.nAAc
tioas. Nov they hold Fairs. aud anec,inl
tender pity Tor rebels N captivity. she a.
mach better on than Their brethren In n
rAaks. the, collect money 10 hrnsh shcs
prisoners With laxarss-. Ice nscessAriss The
40 pos ns>d The request that the Unite
skAsss sould pssnR such an lEsaltinx ole
b shs height OF lapaassce.
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4. II ia the Oldest Insurance Company 10
Am.rtca having commeocsd bushes In lTe<-snd
therefore entitled o. ycvr confidence on the score
Stability.
2 Ii has done successful business for
more than 10 yesrs-thcreby demonstrating tie
ABILITY of 10 Management
q IL has uniformly maintained, during
10. long Career the III ghest Reputation for intes-
ritz and Hooora able Dealing -iusufying. thereby
full faith that Your rights viii receive fair and ho-
srsi protestio". =,
4. II has paid Losses in Cash, exceeding
s.x enteen Million Dollars. without the deduction
of cent OF . days delsy-ssufiste lent evidence OF
The Wealth Of lie resources. - well - disposition
20 meet promptly all liabilities,
5. q has a Cash Capital and Surplus oil
over One Million siN Husdret Thousand Dollars
accsrely invested-ss SIMPLE Gn.rantse agslns
Disaster In the event Of unusual and extrsorsins'
Iosses. which have often sweeps away companies o
limited mesnsi
s. Ia insures all the better classes ol
property on Liberal Terms for . long OF short -
Rod. and settles .an honest claims Tor losss
Promptly and Hqultsbiy Al the Agency where III
Insurance ts eueotst-oheefving all IT. businss
relations. the 8oldsn Rule.
HOSFORD a BROWN,
s.ofaIam Agents.