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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-30

IN Rank Of Tennessee notes, q Handsome
/ Building Lot in Ewings addition to
Nashville - q leetby 10. Only $50 Bank OF Ten
nessee money 'sked for It, If immediate appliea-
ton is made 10
NELSON & MURFREE, Agents,
Mar 3n-lw - Cherry street
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33 UNION STREET,
Has FER sale No. I Set Of ELEVEN BRASS
INSTRUMENTS, rotary valve, used only short
time, which win b. sold low. They are warranted
and IN perfsat order. Mar Rim
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Auction sale
By
Warner, Pennebaker & Co.

WE will commence 70 sell az Auction, on WE'D
w NESDAY, the 30th in-.ant, " > Raxin' =
stock Of DRY GOODS, embracing large LOT 81 new
aud desirable Dress Goods, Just received Bleached
D0mestics, Prints and other desirable Goods con-
tanned IN stock.
These Will be offered in lots % suit Merchants,
whose attention Il invited % this -aie-
WARNER, PENNEBAhER & co,
20 Public Square,
AIar ~ A. j. IIIu-.n.s Cd -fanI
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For Sale.
THOMAS J. TONE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
50 Walnut STREET. CINCINNATI

DUTTER. EGGS, CHEESE. FRUITS, &C.. Re
ID ceiyes Ch0ice Western Reserve Butter, direct
nom the dilrieg hy express. Orders PROMPTLY and
carefully llled IN paciages . suG.
Mar zb-Zmsod
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LlTEST TR0M TnE F0RREST Rid!

LATEST FROM THE FORREST RAIDl
Women and Children Killed i'm
fadueah.
Two Rebel Regiments East Of the
tennessee.
The Wires cut between Fort DORelsOn
and Smlthland.
GunbOats PatFOling the River.
Forests Whereabouts not Exactly
Known.
Our Forces after The MauraudeTS
from all Directions.
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Hay.
For Sale.

~ BALES HAY, just received and
- for sale by ID. ID. DlCkEY, ACT.
Mar 3U-u TT Broad and High streets.
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ELECTION NOTICE.-Notice
IL Is hereby given that poll will be opened at
the house Of J. II. Mauzy Co., corner Of Deader-
lex and Cherry streets, on Monday, the 4th
day Of April, 1854, for the purpose Of allowing all
soldiers and officers Of Wayne county, Indiana, 10
express their choice for a candidate for Congress
for the Fifth Congressional District Of Indiana,
according 10 instructions from the Union Central
Committee Of said county. Mar 3O-lt
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Wanted,

A HOUSE OR ROOMS suitable for small f,mi-
"A Is, within ten fifteen minutes walk of the
Public square, for which liberal price viii be paid.
Apply at this Office 3O-lt
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IL GROSS SMOKING TOBACCO.
- 10 gross Fine Cut T0bacc0,
loo u Cigars,
= eases Concentrated Lye,
loo lbs Jute Irvine,
30 De. bhglng TNine.
For sale by
Ma Sa-lm GRIFFITH, PARSONS 4 90.
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]. A. Mcclure,

CHARLES H. IRWIN, Capt. a Asst. q. n.
March 2g-lw
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The Metropolitan Record, a Copper
head paper of about the average ven
ON, in commenting on the late address
of the Virginia Legislature to the rebel
troops. SAYS:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29

comm sslop, and w.lloQl feeling hat
tie means ioF furnishing ihe convey.
ance which aved hs Hle we're per.
haps drawn irUR si5er slal I
pass ever DE scenes 81 sadgrus re-
IieNcd which ] Witnessed u Ceaier.
vile, South Mountain, Camploa s
Gap, Auiiclam a0d Frc3cuekseafz.
AZ Au,istam | iopk lhe paper from
tie bottom Of nay trunk, aad lest /
might see !. again, burned il. And
noe ! declare upon my honor that !
never wrote il, and that ! never win
do 50 again.--A lliscgasla 4rmy SIR.
gaga,
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A MILITARY YARN.--A friend at
ours, who has seen some spryice, aud
10 whom We are indebted for several
original stories Of similar nature
which came under his observation.
furnishes us with the following 1uec.
lole, the truth Of Which IN evelf par-
licular he youches for -
One day while my regiment was
on duty At Columbus, Kentucky, |
received orders from my Colonel to
proceed TO Memphis with two com
panies Of the regiment, in charge of
some rebel prisoners. We embarked
about 10 a. M, on board the @. Hill
man, and Immediately sailed down the
river. Our boat had large number
Of passengers on board, among whom
was Judge -, with whom /
was well acquainted, and who, by the
way, was strong Union man. lie
asked if ! had any objections TO his
conyersing with the Rebs. told him
Not in the least, when he went for.
ward. aud selecting rough, uneouth,
lank haired private from Arkansas,
the following colloquy ensued, which
fairly illustrates the intelligence Of our
deluded southern brethren:'
Judge - What Regiment do you
belong 10 Z
Reb = The goth Arkansas, by
Cd! !!
Judge - You have been in some
battles ?
Reb Well, ! reckon
Judge - My friend what are you
fighting tor?
Reb - We're fghtin' for our
rights
Judge We'll what are your rights,
or of what rights have you been de-
prived 2
Reb n 4 tell you we are fghtm'
for our rights
Judge - That's all very well, but
define them
Reb - oh, | amt no politician, and
| hain't got no education to speak on,
but know we're fghtin' for our
rights, sartin.'
Judge - Wei, my fiiend, can tell
you what you are fighting for;- you
are fighting to destroy the best Gov
ernment and noblest nation the world
ever saw. Look at that glorious ban
ner; (pinting TO the stars and stripes
floating from the gaff) are you not
ashamed, sir, TO fire on that beautiful
fiagf'
Reb - Flag? | never saw that
flag till went and jined the army
Judge - What !--you never saw
the Stars and Stripes Z
Reb = No, / never did
Judge - How old are you r
Reb = Bout thirty-fye | reckon
Judge, in tone Of stupendious as
tonishment, And you never saw the
Stars and Stripes before' 4
Reb - No; / told you once al
ready
II was a poser for the Judge. He
was completely foored. With min
gled feelings of indignation, pity and
dismay, he paced the deck some time
IN silence. At length, stepping direct
ly in niront Of his incrrigible aequalnt-
ance, 10 a subdued. serious tone ot
voice he asked Did you know, my
friend, hat Christ was dead Z
Reb, evidently surprised, You don't
say Is he thought What regiment
did he bei0ng 10, and sshar scas he kla-
ed Western Railroad Gasftte.
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RoMAHcE.-Thc Cuba N. "
True Patriot records a romantic Incl
dent which is said TO have occurred iD
Aliegany county, short time since.
A couple were married The bride
was as beautiful as the morning her
eyes Ike the sun. The husband was
patriotic he enlisied-Went 10 war.
A Iibertine from Chautauqua county,
saw the beautiful wife, and exclaimed
"Ye gods, how beautiful !" Hc
sought her society, and osiensibly won
ber confidence. lie proposed an elo-
pement. She assented. lie gave
her ten fifty llargreeubacks to make
necessary arrangements. She accept
ed. The hour was fixed upon. Tie
villain went 10 his hotel 10 smoke tie
impatient hours went away, when the
following letter was put into his
hands:
aMr. : have 10 inform you
that circumstances beyond my con-
tfoP viii prevent me from fulfilling
my engagement % elope with you To-
night. ! expect nay husband home On
furlough soon 10 spend Christmas and
and New Years, when we shall en-
Joy a hearty laugh a, your discomd-
tnre. Meanwhile, / will keep your
money as a Christmas present FOR
him. ard when this cruel war i over,
il will come handy 70 assis, him 70
start 10 business.
Yours. fenderly.'
G. I. NJ
y. When next you under-
take 10 play the liberiine, you would
Do well to select your victim outside
81 I'D Allegheny county; and ab9e
all, Lesare II soldiers wife
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TnE EQuINoX HOUSE,

ossn frous Japs o, DteesaIcr, for psraaaeat or
ffahsitm risiters.
Thl, Iiaase. .haNHg been recently enlarged.
il nov tie most c08meIions IN ilie State, and
i htrld.he4 with the latest comforts and con-
venlsaees. For Information ~ 10 roows, &e.,
asire.s n. n. oBNlS, Agent
Manchester. Oct. 1, 1858
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nNTEL rARDS.
yANDrRIIp,s .tOTEF..

AA UhNLEF - EtV q IL
lhis l,ne established laie1 s;iN canilrprs
spen fsr tar acatam aztlon 0f tie travelling
rnslic. fefttva.aF attention. given lahaafders
frsn safns4 aatnr ile -unm moalhs. ihe
nublie paWohage hitherto literally extended II
Sspeciialls solicited
I'm. NANnEHllP, Proprietor.
Manchcsier. Ocf. j, IFe3.
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srsIsEss DIRECTORY.

Us. OSMAN, NJ D.,
DEac1icTvo PfffsicfN Ayp SURGEON
a ufass IL Cean iieuff
~ M.senNfrn Va.
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l.. ID. COY.
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER rs
Ifl Boots ara Shoes doors aortb oi Con-.
wsiional Church.
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II. b. BU RTON.

A TTonNFY AXD COUNSELLOR AT
n Law, 0dles b the Court Huhsc
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l.. II. sPRAGUE. NJ. d.,
lyLRroS SfISGS WATER. CURE, onia-
~ RE Conaty, New iofk. aS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29

4 party II kid.es we're tie other
day diseu sing ibe question of the draft,
aheu a 5oang lady Inquired the rea-
son shy men were exempt who had
Bat tao or three teeth . Because they
couldn't bite Of the cod u q cartridge
= Them replied the qsestioner de-
murely.' gdg d1ft thy soat 'sm in
tkesf cogee Il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29

Some, one The other day, asked
Gen. Butler why he employed cer-
tain person said to be disloyal, and Of
general bad character, 70 penetrate
t.e rebel lines. Alf you wanted IN
fosmalien from hell,g replied Gen.
BuileF. "aonld you send saint or a
sister Vi charity 70 Ietch il =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29

kKFKNTANCE.--A AT PRAYER meet
ing ia the village Of spunkioan,
country lad vas noticed BY one Of the
elder deacoas 10 hold bis head and wig-
gle in his seat. while the tears seemed 10
start every moment. A clear ease Of
repentance thought the old deacon. az
be quietly stepped 70 the side Of tie
lad. and il 4 Whisper airclionately
said:
"How Is !, with you, ny son =
The boy looked up. and suppsoing
him 10 be the sexioa, said "Oh,
very bad, and | want % 90 oui--ny
innards Is kickiH' up a resolution !,
and II | eal a carEent Pic again, my
name aial jeans Bl!iias
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