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The weekly union record., 1864-05-21
A Kansas woman. named Million

\ Kansas woman, named Million,
was lately married, and by her mar
riage the bride becomes sister to her
father and mother, aunt to her brothers
and sisters. The groom becomes Son
of younger brother; his sister in law
becomes his mother, and becomes the
brother of Million children. What
relation were said parties previous to
their marriage!
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

Some of the Copperhead editors charge
Union men who are in favor of the Specific
Contract Law with taking stand agains, the
interests of the Government And yet these
same Copperheads admit their own disloyaI;y
and seem to court appreciation for being so
accommodatingly mean as to advocate on all
occasions whatever proves injurious TO the
country.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

T. w Park, Esq, has bought farm in
North Bennington, Vermont, upon which he
is preparing TO build an elegant residence 1t
is also said that be has bought railroad, and
that be aspires to seat in the United States
Senate from his native State
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21
Lost.

NN OR ABOUT THE 18th, APRIL A SMALL
~ blank book, containing several notes the pay
ment Of which have been stopped. and deed OF $50
feet in the Bevens Lead in Indian Valley. ANY
person forwarding the same 10 A. Hallei, Esq or to
the subscriber AZ Chico, viii be suitably rewarded.
W II. BIGBEE.
Chico, May 5th, 1854. Imy7
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MARRIED..

In Marys7iIle, May l.. 1864 by Justice Lucas,
Mr.. AUGUST LUcHENBACH 10 Francesca HEN.
both of Thompson Flat. Butte County. California.
We return our sincere thanks for the kind and
liberal remembrance of the printer. Gus is d
good fellow. We wish the newly married couple
long, happy and prosperous life.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

General Mcdowell sailed for San Francisco
on the 18th of May. This settles the question
as TO who is to be the commander of the De
partmeut Of the Pacific
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

CONGRESS- is doing its best to keep the people
IN good humor BY taxing whisky dollar s
gallon. they are determined that We shall DO
longer have i0,r spirits.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

ALL the delegates to the National Copper
head Convention from Ohio are war men, ex-
cept one. Old Copperhead Sam Medary, a
yallandighsmmer wOrshipper, was defeated by
twenty eight votes. Sunset Cox receives q
rebuke.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

THE number of printing presses now in opeT-
alton or ready for use in the treasury building
in Washington is so large that if placed in a
line. they would exceed quartz. of mile.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

A oSE-cENT PIECE, found on the body Of s
dead officer of the Army of the Potomac, va;
sold for SO st the Sanitary Festival at Nevada
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ County Board Of Examiners viii meet al the
School house in oroville, on Saturday the llth Of
June, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of ex-
amining applicants for certificates 10 teach in the
Pu bic Schools OF Butte county. All interested are
invited 10 attend. ISAAC UPHAN,
Imysl Co. Supt. Public Schools Butte county.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

IT is expected that the Pacific Railroad
Company will commerce carrying freight tc
the mountains by the 6rst Of June,
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

Dr. Bellows will be invited to deliver lee
ture in Marysvlle 10 a short time, the proceeds
to be for the benefit of the sanitary fund
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

THE reason why woman has her way
so omuch oftener than man is that both
he and she are conscious that her way
is the best.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

3 to his friends and the public generally, for
their liberal patronage for the last eight years
hcits a continuance of the same. as he has spared
no expense in fitting up his place Of business and
building a FIRE PROOF VAULT. is now prepared
to wait on his customers, and guarantee he will
serve up nothing but the best Of French Brandies,
Fine Old Whiskey. Holland Gin, Wines and English
Ale and Porter, and Pure Native Wines and will
sell in quantities suit the grade, as cheap as any
House North of san Francisco. Agent for Lyon Il
Cos. Ale and Oregon Cider. Keeps always on
hand large and well selected stock. n2S-tf
0oville. May a, 1864.
PHILIP FARRELLY.
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The Buckeye as a Mower.
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR
HAlNES' "ILLlNOIS" HEADER

This is the only HEADER which during the pa 81
SIX years has stood the test and given general salts
actlon;a others which have been tried have proved
failures, and have been withdrawn from the mar
ket as unsaleable.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-13
Historical Account OF the Southern
ChiYalFy.

The Hon. Charles Sumner in a speech
delivered in New York on the 4th inst,
gave the following account of the ori f.
gin of the treasonbreeding chivalry Of
Virginia
OPPOSITE CHARACTER OF THE sETTLERs OF
VIRGINIA AND NEW ESoLASp
But the contrast between the two col
onieS as illustrated By these voyages,
appears equally in the opposite charac-
ter of their respective settlers. Like
seeks like, and the Pilgrims Of the May
Flower were followed by others Of simi
lar virtue-whose first lab0rs on land
ing were to build churches and schools
Many Of them had the best education
of England some were men of sub
stance, and there was no poverty amoog
them that could cause a blash, while
all we're most exact and exemplary in
conduct They were branch from
that grand Puritan stock, 10 which, ac-
cosding 10 the reluctant confession Of
Hume, " the English were indebted for
the whole freedom of their Cons1itu-
ton We are told By Burke that there
is sacred veil 70 be drawn over the
beginnings Of al governments, and
where this Is not happily supplied BY
tine, il must be found in discreet
silence. But no veil Is needed for the
Puritan settlersof New England IL is
very different with the early settlers of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-13

The following proclamation appears
in the Richmond Sentinel, of the Sd
To the World Bel W AMI u God Above:
have travelled through both North
ern and Southern camps, siuce this war
commenced, as impartially as the sun
has shone upon them and I see now a
great restiessness among the soldiers,
on both sides, to be 1T home with
father, mother, sister, wife, or 10 Join
sweethearts in matrimony.
WI those en- high places agree TO
let them return, if | viii submit Just
and an equal compromised Well, ]
viii suggest this That each President
shall resign his position; then ! viii
take the place Of both, and forthwith
disband both armies, and send every
living negro home 10 his Southern
master, and then proceed to settle up
the affairs of the Government, both
Federal and State
/ propose to sell all internal improye-
ments, and let them fan into the hands
Of individuals, and then change the
banking system, basing IL on real estate.
Do away with al National and State
legislation, and thereby free the country
from all future curses. Throw open
our ports, and thereby connect the
world BY free commerce, and bring
about a universal brotherhood.
/ have q new flag 20 present 10 both
sections, which will, ere long, be adopt
ed By the world; to wit One 70 be
painted on the most beautiful sl<y-blue
silk, the bright morning sun appearing
on one corner, the silver moon on the
other, the Intervening span dotted with
the brightest stars, 3 beautiful virgin
standing on the bottom, representing
Virginia, the Eden Of This globe, now
almost desolate, but win, ere long, like
Lazarus, be called up to preside at the
love feast
The Scriptures are now fulfilled, with
one exception The time viii come
when the battle blade shall be beaten
into the plowshare and Pruning-hook.
One spirit shall pervade every bosom,
not one having 10 say 10 another,
s. Know We the Lord ? for we shall al
know him from the smallest 70 the
greatest Let Il speedily set in. IT.
there is man on either side that
wishes this inglorious, unholy snd cruel
war to last any longer. he will please
give his name 10 the public and cal on
me for fight His time, place and
weapons shah be mine.
Very respectfully,
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saaahrille Alnioll.
VIZ. CAMERON . CO.. Publishers.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1864
Advance In Prices of subscriptions
and Advertising.


In consequence Of the increased cost
of wages, paper, and other materials,
telegraphic reports, subsistence, &c,
the Proprietors of the NASHVILLE
UNION have been compelled to advance
the price of subscriptions, advertising,
&c. They have adopted new sched-
ule, as appears above, and which will go
into effect on Monday, Sept. 26th, and
be scrupulously adhered to.
This step has been taken reluctantly,
but after mature deliberation; and not
until we were satisfied that it could no
longer be safely deferred We trust,
however, that it viii not be long before
the country is relieved Of the high pri-
ces which are draining the resources of
business men, and we can return to
the old rates. We shall be most hap
by to return TO them as soon as cireum-
stances will justify. In the meantime
we solicit the continued support of the
friends and patrons of the UK1oN.
VIM CAMERON q Co.
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The Iron Fleet OF Russia-Trial Trlp
OF New Iron Clad Ships and a MOnl-

VI NCM Ahvh NAou ohiyS aHu MDul-
tor.
The Messenger De Cron5tadt Of the 9Th
Of October, states that the iron cased
ships-ofwar PeFyentE, Kaldoun and
Vechoun. having complsted their trial
trips, had returned 70 port
On the 28th Of September the Non
itor Broneuocetz quilted the dOckyard
70 make a trial trip Of her machinery
The trial proved that this Monitor i
better than any yet launched She
hrst made seven knots an hour, and
again nine knots. During the entire
OF her course the pressure was from
twelve to sixteen pounds, and the screw
made sixty~five revolutions The tow
eF moved round without any difieulty
Tho build OF the BroneuOcelz is supe>
rior to that Of the Monitors Kaldoun
and Vechoun The tower i better
defended, aRd il Is placed in the mid
die Of the ship, while In the Kaldoun
and Yechonn Il Is placed more forward.
which renders the officers cabins in
these Monitors smaller and less con
venient than in the Broneaocetz The
powder magazines in the latter Moni-
tor are likewise larger. and the con
struction altogether more perfect The
Broneuocetz IS 20 make an Official trial
in few days with imperial commission
eFs on board A trial is afterwards 10
be made Of her guns, and then she IS
70 be prepared for sea.
The iron plating Of the frigate Sebas.
topol is TO be expedited as much
as possible. Her guns have been
mounted, her machinery is liked, and
ell the plates riyeted except those near
the spur.
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Of Pdnce Georee- v

Psf the two Presidents, with
their respective Cabinets, wiz meet be-
tween the fortifcations below Peters
burg Va / will lecture them on the
subjects Of Abolition and Secession,
and show them that the God Of heaven
and majority Of the people are 0P-
posed 70 both l. L. LIE
no 3--It3
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Advertisements in the Special Column, first time,
from l to lines, 81 O0-eaeh additional line, ~
cents; subsequent Insertions 10 cents per line. In
Local Coumn, first time, from TO lines, 81 o.
each additional line, 80 cents; subsequent inser-
ons, Is cents per line.
All advertisements occupying sTecial position,
and al double column advertisements, viii be
charged s31s per cent. advance on regular rates,
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
wfi be charged at the regular advertising rates,
and must Invariably be paid advance, or no in
settion made.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATE.
Fof SLaSe s'ss.ssSAg "
FOR County Officers. ~
For City o W
We, the undersigned, have this dsy adopted the
above rates for advertising. to which we bind our
selves strictly 70 Sdhare.
VIM CAMERON 4 co.
JOHN WALLACE. for the Dspcteh.
BARRY, WINHAI & co. for Press.
NASHVILLE, TESN., Sept. %, 1864.
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Snecial Notice.

rrSDFR TIE PROVISIONS OF THE ACT or
! ConoreSs passed June 80. 1888, Che Licenses Ol
Vsh.lesale gDeelsfs .Rholesale l4qG0r Dealers,
RetsI IIoaSrl neaierF, Hotel-Aeepess, Fsddlers,
- R,,ersrs cf Billiard Tables and Bowling Alleys,
.are l.-i., ~ -stsssSsed Al siIeh lieenses must e
r,,.ssented lsf.nedn'eiy ior the proper enaofss-
mani md the re-assessrnef.f psd
D.siers IN Cigars VIII report a. once me eas"aht
l..sneetor NAV attend aad a4ax stamps. Al found
30 fsts,nned sfter the lst OF Deeember next viii
- 1900 II. l.. NORNELL., Collector.
noFs--2E ID
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Johnny, how many seasons are
there7
"Six spring, summer, autumn win-
ter, opera seasons, and Thompson .
Seasons"
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and have our rights more respected in
one government While in one, govern
eminent we can have a fugitive slave
law, which will be respected and obey
ed in most cases, as it used to be. And
even if In some cases the law should be
violated yet it would be better than no
law, and We should have none if two
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
pAYARTE I'M ADVANCE
trrx LINES on LESS TO CONSTITUTE souAas.)
T0 ADYKRTISERS IN DETAIL,

THE RATES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS;
onartar f1oIr,,,n I month. $40 90
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-13

Hopeless old maidenhOod or bachel-
orhood is matchless misery.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10
RaItimoIe Market.

FRIDAy, Dec. Q, 1894.
tPries, given bsiop refer TO o6oisa operations only,
unien ofAsrpise erprsssed1
CoTrEE.-No salesj market ftm for prime Rio
attSe. per ID. The stosk In hrst hands 10 oompos-
FIouR~wss Arm to-day on account Of tho high
Western Extrs for export At eli 6o also 100 bbls.
Fs%y .SS sfss SS SHSd .rsds sO
Howard street super sii.iax 70 sii Isl shipping
sill Extra eli rs to ii so city Mi super si2 ps 70
Grades DO. sls IS, and Family sis1S per 6bI. re
Flour s97o to 10, and Corn Meal % per Dbl. for
The following we're the Inspections Of Flour and
Meal for the week ending oeo. eth, 1885, Howard
6SIs; ohio, Tsas bbis; and Family y iias SSl.~to.
tai Wheat Flour 92,eIa bbls. aud 400 halt bbls.
Together with tss bbls. Rye Flour and ITO Dbl ..
GRArN wheat was in light supply to-day, only
600 bu,hs. cferedi included 10 the sales were
LOO 6ass, Kentucky white At t3tS, ! soc su.s.' s
at the lattefj 200 bu,hs. red at sac, Per bushel:
Corn, $500 bushs. only received, small sales OF
new whte A g. to old sg yslISSw
otsredj sales Of 1000 bushs. st ot ets. and 500
byshs. at % cts, weight.
PnovmIoss The advance in gold causes more
to-day new Western mess at $40 to $40 80 per Dbl
lard 3sx to "a cts.j bseon-shoulders 81 ots., and
kinds light.
suoks.-we have only to report the sales OF 10
hhds. surnAn at lsk ots less az per cent. for re-
nnipg. Market hrm at previous quotations.
sALT-msrket unehsngsdi moderate sales At
yesterdays figures.
sErDS-cloysr is stesdy At sib % TO slS 16, sst
quality; timothy dull and nominal At IS so, and
fax,s;d o. 20 10 sai5 per bush. for country los.
WQoL-Has been heavy the past week, but
priceh are quotAbly the ssme, viz for uowashed
65 to 10 e tubwsshed 90 cts to o., fleece IS to e5
cts, aod pulled 65 10 rs cts. per III,
WHIsKy.-Mstket steady at "a per gallon, with
am all ahles
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10
n WILLIAM, IMPORTER.
n OBERT LEECH,

Late Solicitor OF the Offioe OF the Auditor Of the
Treasury for the Post otiloe Depsrtment)
ATToRNEY-AT-LA AND SOLICITOR
OF CLAIMS,
once, No. I1e seventh street,
Opposite tho Post otioe Department,
WashinEton, D. c.,
VIII practice In the Courts Of the District Of Co
lumbiA, the Court of Claims, and the Supreme
Court Of the United States, and will Givo prompt
attention to the prosecution Of claims and the ad.
ju,tment Of accounts In all the Departments OF
the Governm ent.
once, as seventh street, opposite Post once
Department. deoIm
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

NEW Yonx errLus.-enaunsn,. Olokhinoi-
Eep and dFaihioaabs IA large assortment for Dres.
and Business wear. Tho English Sack and walk.
Ing Coats oxeell IN beauty, grsds and nnish hny.
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
oAt--tf sGe Pa. sv., bet. Ninth and Tenth cts.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10
PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF

~ STEAM ENGiNEERINo, Dseemb.r ., 1854
Sealed proposals will he received at this Bureau
seribed In the following classes. Each bid must
be made for an entire class. and the price 10 be
round sum for the class delivered At the retpeeive
whole 10 delivered delivery TO commence In twelve
days after notification Of acceptance OF bid, 30 pro-
eeed continually, and the whole 70 be dslivered In
two months thereafter.
The contract will be awarded TO the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, the right being reserved Of reject
Ing the lowest bid lift be deemed erorbitant.
The usual guarantees will be required. and the
contract will be dated tho day the notice Of aeeept
anee 10 given.
Printed schedules and Instructions can be OBJ
tained BY application to the Bureau.
Proposals must be directed 10 the Chief Of the
Bureau Of Steam Ensineering, and endorsed Fro.
posals for Iron,n that they may be distinguished
IRON other business letters.
The following are the ol,ssss required At the re-
uInan nj nrAa
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10
FOR FRESH BEEF.

OYFIcE DIPoT ComnrssARI or syBsIsTEscE,
wAsHIseToS, December 8, 1864. !
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, wii be received At
for furnishing Fresh Beef to our Troops and Prii-
oners at Lookout, Md, at such times and in such
quantitie. As the Commisssry OF subsistenee a.
The Beef must be OF good quality, and Of equal
proportions of fore and hind quarters. Neeks,
shAnkt, and Kidney TAllow will not be received on
the contract. 1t will be subject TO the inspection
Of the Commishary OF Subsistence, or such other
ofnoer IS may be designated: The contractor must
at the fourth yertebTe joint, and trim the breast
down. The shAnks Of the fore quarters must be
cut of four inches above the knee joint, and from
the hind quarters from rix TO eight inches above
The bids will state the price per net pound q,
must be present at the opening OF the proposals. to
The contract will be for six months from the nrs,
Proposals must be In The following form:
-, hereby offer TO deliver to the Sub
sistenee Department Of the uAited states such
Fresh Beef OF the quality described In this adver.
tisement, as may from time to time be required
enclose herewith my sfad.ylt that / am otinter-
oept the one 10 which have signed my name
To this proposal must be attached the following
FORM OF GUARANTY.
We, -, of the county OF -, and
State Of, do hereby guarantee that -- Is
hDlo TO fulnl the cOnHhct IN hcoOruhnoe WIN tne
term OF his bid and that II his bid 10 accepted, he
will At once enter into contract, and that We will
become his security, on bond, In the sum OF ten
thousand dollars, for the performance Of his con-
tract In conformity with the terms OF his proposal
Given under our hands and seals, this - day
OF December, 1884.
Witness: (Signed)
Witness; (signtd)
| The responsibility OF the guarantors must be
shown by the ofieial oertincAte OF United States
District Attorney, clerk Of District Court, or Of
| q United States Judge.
thereby certify that from evidence entirely sst.
isfAotory 10 me, the Above.nAmed guarsntors are
| good and suff1eient As sureties for double the
amount for which they offer to be security.
To which each guarantor must make and append
the following oath;
| state Of, county OF -, before me, -
I-,h-in In and for the county and State
| aforesaid, personally appeared -, one OF the
sureties on the guaranty Of -, who, being duly
sworn, deposes and says that he 10 worth, and
above all lust debts and liAbilitieS the sum OF ten
| thousand dollars.
(Signed)
Subscribed and sworn before me, this - day
Oh, 1864, St.
An oath OF allegiance must accompany each bid,
unless the bidder has one on nle In this once, No
| proposals from persons who have failed to fulfil
their contracts with this Department will be re.
eeiyed, nor will bids Of di,loyAl persons be eonsid
BIDS must be endorsed proposals for Beef" snt
addressed to the undersigned, who reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids. O. BELL,
| de66t Leuten'nt Colonel and c. s.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

u MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
LoutsIANA AVENUE, NEkR SIXTH srRrET.
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels;
Also OF the Varieties, New York, and Canter.
bury, AlexAndIis, Va.
#E HE Has Has GONE: GONE:
TONY PASTOR,
TONY PASTOR,
TONY PASTOR,
THE GREAT COMIC SINGER,
THE GREAT COMIC SINGER
From FROM .. =. fRSaP%HY SSoaD%AY new new YSRk YSRk
Mr.. Pastor is without rival in the world. His
Comic singing Is superior to the late
SAM. COWELL,
and his wittisisms excel those OF
THE GREAT ARTEMUs WARD.
TONY PASTOR,
10 engaged at an enormous salary. Mr.. Lea IL de-
''rnin'd that the cPHSFEsSuRS PisISSs 8! ny
shall see all the best talent In the country.
MONEY NO OBJECT.
"' DN MISS NARY coLsoN,
Third week of
MILE DEsIREE-
AND
MONS. MATHEW,
Firs, week Of the serio-oomio drama Of
THE VICTIM,
THE VICTIM,
which has been in active preparation for the past
MISS LAURA LIE CLAIRE,
MISS LAURA LIE CLAIRE,
in her great character OF Jane Ch.tteriy, after
wards the Earl Of Richmond, in which character
she will executes
DRoApswoRD COMBAT
BR0ADSW0RD COMBAT l.
WITH
Mr.. JOSH HART,
MR.. JOSH HART,
WHO will appear in four different eharsotsrs.
MISS TRpsJeo iERHsfR Johnson
MISS JENNIE JOHNSON
s#4sEfT s#4REFT ZANE; ZANE;
who. BY request, will sing
TIE TIE NERVE. NERVE.
First week OF the beAurful ballet divsrtissment,
arranged by Mons. Matthew, entitled
THE BELLE OF MADRID,
in which will appear corps do Ballet Of Twsnty
Young Ladies'.
JOHN MULLIGAN,
appears every night, assisted ~
DICK COLLINS AND CLARKE.
The public will please rsmem6sr that
SOMETHING FEW CAN ALWAYS BE SEEN
AT THE CANTERBURY.
NEW STARS
appear every week
A GRAND MATINEE
A GRAND MATINEE
FOR FAMILIES EVERY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
special attention 10 called to the fact that we do
NO CURTAILMENT OF PROGRAMME
At the MAtinsss, the Performance being identical
with that Of the sVeni6DEE,c sn6EE,cr
Mr.. Lea has Just received from Englanda
CHRISTMAS PARToMIMK,
which will be produced
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
with New Scenery, Tricks, Wardrobe, ho. Mans
gers OF TheAtres can purchase copy by ApplteA'
ton to Mr.. Lea
Look out for the great drAml Of
THE BRIGAND's OATH.
CARD.
| Arc enSaKed and will hor'lY appear
| HURRAY AND HurCHINGsoN,
MURRAY AND HUrCHINGSUN
ACROBATs AND GYMNAsTs,
""N PERFORMING DOGS,
Il the most wonderful In the world.
Due notice vii be given of their nu' appear
snoa deeiW
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

A GARD.
IA AGENCY D, AND o. r. n. COMPANY
OFFICE AMERICAN TELEoRArH COMPANY, J
AS2 PennAylvAnlA avenue.
For the benefit Of the travelling public, nOtioe II
sale Of tickets will be resumed over this road for
all parts OF the West including st. Joseph and
LeAvSnWorth City,
Tickets can also bs had 81 this once for PhilA.
dslphiA, New York, and Boston, and for Albany,
Rochester, ButfAlo, and Niagara Falls, via New
Baggage checked through 10 al points. ssa
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

Tuu only place where you can purchase India
phhS oI ali kinds at gfacireyI prioeA, ID
~ IA A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, sls
fsnasyiVAniG AyenW 6etwSsn Ninth nH, and Tenth Tenth
mliy repaired ct short notice. mA"u