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r COMMISSIONERS sssie ef n ios Of lsasd near 70
4 Manchester .-As Comnsiss,osor Of ste County
Court Of Chesterfield, appointed by decree entered
GU the 18th u Dscsnber, 1885, In Tia case % u'nVn
ton, on the premises, on Thursday. tho iSea o.
February, 1861. at O'Clock =, ~ iairi net. the
next fair day, } . ist Of Lasd ef wrtsa John Mxe'
died sszed, lying a0d being u the county o. Inc
sastIai ,ear 10 MANCHESTER, Aed adjoining The resi-
dence Of Col n Barfoek
1EaAs--Gash The taxes for this ear 20 DO pasd
nv tle nurah.ser. DENNIS MCCARTHY,
- Commi<siCcer.
rynr.,., 4. psvvnos meta foa
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In l.. II. Luck, 1nes'r.

A DMiNiSrRkTOR'S Sale.---Wli b scIl Gu
"a Tuestsy. the 10th inst., at 10 o'clock. a. the
former residence Of Mira Mary Burton, On the v,
rina road. eight miles below Richmond, all the
Stock. Grips, Household a.G Kitchen Furniture &c.
beiong;rg TO the G.id es!ass.
GEO D PLEAHAsTa,
admir- OF Mary Barton.
l. Ii LUCK, hao:'r. fs s-tls
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. nnur1x NOfTQH

a. WANTEp-paad eows, hnrsses, mules, goats,
10 Persons having such 90 their sas can seva
them hanied away immsdiassiy. besides getting ms
At9hess price paid for tEcsn, woYa pc iess e. az
7th nnd stb sta Lews Antclrt.;s, rear tne Ccstssi
Railroad Dapcs, and u Mr. Joass's Eracc-y cn Gisg
st. two doors nom 9th, Or At TAO Glue and Oi WafS
aud TAnnery, in rear OF tbs Ssw Fcof houso' ieos
Of - ct - -,
n B-Hises Of al! kinds wanted, for when iaii
market D tse Will he pals. is io-zs
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w. DR. JORDAN, Of Person county, North
~ Carolina, treats diseases Of the throat, Ofthe
windpipc, and Of the lungs, upon the plan Of DR.
Horace Green, that Of direct medication Of the at
;ecied organs Tits Office II RoxbOro where good ac
conimOdatians can be- had From BaSksdale's Ferry,
Richmond AID Danviile Railroad, and from Hills
bore, q, ON the North Carolina Railroad, there
are regular stages 10 Leasburg, ten miles from tho
office, but II 10 thought suitable cOnveyances can
bs had at 3 Boston, hiiIsborO', OF Leasbuig.
fc l9-4tn
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BIZ Goddin s. ADreryo, 1.--c----

ARdE, attractive. and very desi-,h,. 81,
Residence, in Sidney, for s.ls at sa. s,s.'s
day, the 10th NJ bruary, at O'Clock ,s va nes
tifni and well onii. private residence, slius,.a y
the corner OF Fefera and Hsrvs streets on.c.; ua
"Warsaw," the former residence of Hon g I.s
sony The house liz II h,ics, with slate reof b';,.
IA moaefn s'y's. With tower. 1t oontsins ,sa
rooms, win CRATES, With bells 10 Fix rooms ees,'
&c. ard Gsod dry cellar, brick kitchen Win tS',
Rooms ana coal house, smoke house. carriage har',
stables, &C, &c. Attached to the house il ,.,s'
with fine he'd of asparagus several wears H. h.s'
ing. Lot l62 by ITO feet with good f.,ca s,.ss
Ing 1t. Possession given Oh or before March Kan
Also will be- sold n. thu same time, enc Ia, oa :,
south side OF Dover 81, between Cherry aad C.,s.
ste, in Sidney, 62 by $50 fest. A'sf'
TEsks.--Cash; the texss for 1884 TO be- a.L,u
the purchaser. aODDiN APPERSuN.
lo ID Suttisua.,,
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NJ 20 LIEUT. J PORTER, OF Co D, 18th Va
- Infaatry-Dear Sir II is desired by large
number Il the citizens of Louisa county that you
eciare yourself candidate for ths Oicrkship Of the
county Your familiarity with the duties OF the Of
iiec, and tho high character sch you have hereto
tore Eusssiasd, both ~ private gentleman ead M
idier In the Held induce Us to make the call upon
yoa. BY Immediately dec!aring yourself cand,.
siats you will greatly oblige your many friends.
fe lo-6sA ONE or TIE PROpLE.
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CFFzcE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
Augusta, Ga, Feb 10Th, 1854. !
r EGAL Notice is hereby given to all concerned,
~ that persons who ship packages containing
spirits, wines or ccrdiale, without Informing our
Agent # the contents, will not be entitled 70, nor
will they receive the ben tit If valuation.
Spirits, wines or corda.s, will rot be forwarded by
this Company except under SPECIAL contract.
JAS SHUTTER,
Superintendent and Acting Preside it.
HAMILTON, Agent, Richmond, Va.
fo 1R-1m
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~ A GENERAL MEETING OF the stockholaers
~ Of tbs Virginia Towing Company wit BIO hold
at the oaiee Of said company, ia tho city Of Rich.
inond, on Tuesday, the ed day Of February, al u
O'obock ~. NYER MYERS,
BACON TAFT.
= THOMAS BOUDAR.
OWn6rs Of moro than ono tenth Of tho
AH-Sds OorporAto stock.
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Corner Franklin and Mayo sts,
fe 16--1tf Under Odd Eel1cVn, Hall.

100 DOLLARS Keward--Stelen from my farm,
lU(y ncar Louisa G II, on tbs night Ct the 26;n
q beeenbsr, white Horsc. rather ever the medium
sizs. ard very compact, rides and works well, one
or mere Of his hoefs wrinkled from being
foundere.i, aad In very much frightened when an
umbrella Il heisted him. He IL IL or ID PEARS
cid. wiz pay the above reward Tor his return to
ne at my house. NiCY II B0XkEY.
fs 16-Hs
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OFFICE SoUTAKRN ExPaEss COMPANY,
Richmond, Va, Feb l4,h, 1864 {
NEUGfI complaint being made OF the de.ays by
ivl this Company in fot ward;ng morGhand'2s,
am Instructed to advertise that The rules Of The CC-
pany require that Government packages siiaii take
precedence over all others, and next ia order pack
ages forwarded by friends Associations to officers
and soldiers in tho field or hospitals. The observance
CT this rule together with limited facilities tor tres
portation necessarily delay il the forwarding
OF packages for merchants and others.
Prepayment viii be required on all freight.
fe 16-ln II 4 HAMILTON, Agent,
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Gy Redaood T. fHRlips. arc:s
la4 Main street
NV Tuesday morning, 18Th inst, a, 10 o,.,o.,
general assortment Of nlse and
Furniture, crockery
Clothing. shoss
Watches AMI stoves
Embracing variety Of
Useful and valuable sYtIclas
fax REDWOOD & PHILLIPS, Aus.,
80 ~ ~ 81 Main street
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~ y. x Heoaasts. In~1s..

11 for sale at auction Lon T,s.. Ssssnineo, e.
instant, at 10 O'Clock, viii seii II y, ne laA
xranx'n street. neat door from the crne, :,
street, AZ excellent assortm4al o. uoa.A Oh lsA
Kitchen Furniture, Comprising 'sseooid aad
Ono Piano IN Mahogsny franz
Spiesdid Gilt Mirrors,
Sofa, bureaus,
Rocking and other Chain.
EedsscAis. Feather Beds, Mattress. =.
6xceiEnt Cooking stove and Bar $50 "a
AfSO, Ss0vA
xoof candy Machines, Candy Copper Ke,na.
Lsrgs Counters, Large Na,sss
40 4. 8. PLEASANrs. as.,.oc
win be added
2 tbls Of prime fisur.
ESD A..
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!. Y ,s0il sale Privately
~ QUO very elegant Mlsror
Ii II stx hy Ya tees~a meat cxCcileat and mAxxiv1
yrenSat Plate Apply % EHFJ,HAHAETS,
Ii II ~-{4 - Go 10 Nam 81,
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MLIiYARY NOpICE..
EDQ'a5 Go q, 25rH VA BAT'N. Camp near
sianci,es:.E. keh LIN. 2GE..

EDQ'a5 Go q. 25ra VA RAT'N. Camp near
Manchester, Eeb l6.h, 1861.
II, t.i5inteTs at iiia above Eaiaet oaura1y, COW
y absent without proper authority, are hereby
o1,iafai 10 report wtEoui lclay 90 the commanding
atieoc ol TIE said company, such rs fail 10 do so
within toty eight hours after publication Of this no
ttee VIII be advertised ard treated as teseftc:s
Men atsent SICK will Immediately forward eertiii-
cats 10 TIA. eiiect. LuCiEN l. HAsS, Capt, &c.
f. l3--SSd2t"
HaFr . b TAY LOii, OF h.exAider's battalion light
artillery, Longstree.'s corps. is now in this city
and i'll procure transportation for any Of HE men
who may have been left behind by accident or on
account Of sickness when his battery ordered
Vest iasi fall Capt Taylor Dc tocni 1t John N
Van.faw's hardware stcre, on Main street, On the
97.h, 26;'., and 29th Ct TIE present month.
Re I6-2L*
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RICHMOND ENcAMPMENT. No 9, KT,l
February 18th, 1864.
! sZ~ ORDER No Err KKlCHfs Assemble
~ promptly ct the MascnS Hall, ON Franklin
street, on Friday evening" the 10th Inst at halt past
6n'clock, FIR work.
ofiisers will appear in full rsgslia Candidates
will be present at p n. Transient Sir knights
are respectfully invited 70 attend
by order Of tbs u Commander.
WI AAULE, General.
JAS kIDNCk. Recorder. fe 16-6t
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~ RICHMOND Grays.-Ths relatives and
~ friends Of tho Richmond Grays wishing to
eend them packages will leave them ut Mr. Ker-
ssy's store, on Wall staeet. between Main ED
frsnklin, By II o'clock n to morrow.
Gclc-lt> COMMITTEE.
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TOOARDIN9 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
II BE- Mrs MARY ANN CLIFFORD,
arace, bet 7th and 9Th stree.s, Richmond, Va
dc li-lawSt< H2x ~, K.;hmand i q.
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WYE Will sell at auctioa, at oice, on Wetsnes
w day, nth iast, ut - oclock-
$50 shares stock ia the Farmers Bank or Fin
castle
so shares Va Fire and Aarine ms stock
100 shares Merchants Ins styuk
so shares Traders Dank stock
&2O1o Richmond city bonds, past due
60 o Confederate cotton interest bonds
And other bonds and stocks to be added.
70 10 LANCASTER 20, Aucts
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~ .'a'.ses II. 1asla9, uctloeesy.
g ALE Of Valuable Real Elata IN Rjcbmona -p.,
, snant to decree entered by The Richmond U0s,
iigs Court On the q Of February 1861 in me sut Of
Rowe Y. aa'nes' Ez or & sis we shall on Tsss.l,y
.hs io'' Gay o. February 1864, OF o'cfck f. N
soil at public aue.icn 90 the prcrnises 10 Tho hish
bidder, the real essto 10 the h,l ard prcees a,uys
mentioned, c9i,ss;ias Of one lot with brick HOUSE
thereon at the corner CT aad and Duvel streets and
one lot at the corner oi lth and buval Streets vh
two wooden tenenIents thereon, upon tue follnya,
terEis--one&hird cash, 0re third on credt Of liz
and the remaining third credit Of tseye
lneGtbs, with interest oa the credit Iay n.ens from
the cay of sale, taking fron the purchaser negoia
bic notes for the deferred payments, or recgiy.n,
from the purchaser the whole purchase pioncy %
cash If he prefers to pay it, end The tile to be viii
held TIL tho whole purchase money q pad agd
conveyance be directed by TIC Court.
VIM w ROWE,
C. J. GAINES, toaamia
fc S--ts.a rH0S. }. EVANS, J
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~ MASONIC NOTICN.-Ths members of La
DN3 fayette h A Chapter, No 43, are requcsted to
attend called conv0catiOn Of their Chapter, in ths
Masonic Hail, on this Tuesday, evening ut O'clock.
By order Of the n EHP
fel6-l,H g "A SCHWAZMER, Scc'y.
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NOTIlI 10 VI. naers.--l have "a hand eud for szls
~ Columbian gaano, Eaper paephAtr Of Line, hoGe
asa gr@suad bones and shell time. Early appisA.
Il N col;osea II. shall raise the price After The lat
Na.ch. All kinds Of GRADING dcne.
E II GHESJERMAN,
South side DECK, opposite lpih St.
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dEUS5AfEETE.

xEUSL1fE NIS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting and Stage ks,sgef. ,...,..4 u tsas.s
TUESDAY EFENIYG, Ft5 Is, 1884,
Tie performance viii commerce with tbs beat
tifui
Overture (Creation). Observation-Disclosures. Orchestra
When viii be presented TIE scaDd Dramatic ao-
nance, Ia foar acts and twelve tabe'Ix eatticd tae
CCRSICAN BROTHERS;
OR,
TIE VENDETTA.
ACT I--fal in the chate&u Of Madame sovi!ia &c
Ffauehi ut Suilacaro, ia tbs province
OF Sariene, Co,sica,
Louis de Francii, ! q y,,orsny ,,.,an
Fabian De Ffanchi, -
NJ Hired Maynard acknowledgements B-csE
Geitano Orlando .....,......-..... .,.....l wells
marco Coecns ---.--.---.'., -.-." W tDu, =
AGifin!o ceboia.- s.-..'....c wis
ttFiD- Z Lana
4otnas0. .ticSavii
Mad Sava lie Frsrck ..........--.--s.s DcsaT
.,s-ia - Il
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Z O-T-0n Sunday, above 9Th. on Frank'in or
\ Main streets, silver Fruit knife. The finder
will be suitably rewarded co leaving It at Ty house,
corner Foushec and Frsnalin ats.
fe 1e-1tt KOET EDMONp.
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PERSONAL,

NrS,!'is;f. Nr WARREN YAAr04 has en interest
- IN our bgsincEs.
II II EJWi.H, SOM; & co,
E, tat auc.ioGecrs.
= fCfipE--I hereby iorewsfn sit pcrsGna whom
V sJe~aF rcTl trading w,.h ny husband, LIZ Y -
J COLLINS rs all the property bs!ongs to snc, II
n.y own fish. ,s,si have brncght sut in Hanover
.assx i9r div see, lis cruelty necessisating such
calrsr MaRTi.. 4 COLLINS,
&c 70 Sc Near Ashland, Va.
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a DNINISTRATOpS Gale Of Tobacco, Cigars
a Wine, Store Fixtures. &c, At auction.-Wili
be sold on Monday morning, February 22l, COM
aencng at 10 O'clock at the store Of 9th and
Bread streets, all Of the stock Of chewing and
smoking tobacco, cigars, wine, SALT paper tumbers
decanters, stove, elegant travelling trunk, fine
clothing, sto.
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nr0TF b. All pcssns hasiug baga bsi~.sSing "
~ the sutssrlscr; also, these Dsaskoa Vim Gar-
ratf, Ii W peicr & 10, aa1 w q hiliar, wil please
ssasi tb4in 30 the nearest depot, And request Tao
aseats &c tn?waFd them y ME, ether Raae thoy VIII
Lc tia.soa w.h sit bags ordes cd aud have not been
returned, ~ - 50 cor bag ALEX GARRETT,
fe s-ss3t Comma Merchant, Carr st.
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9SOR yeg,f ne .,yelirg o .ef NY store, " VS.,
X sve,a. .ith g,trs,ea and other e.s ed
water IN The yari Aus; sss iareu9n 'h@ A'3s
rsfcss''es' f'aei''a' 'Ai'''' W II BSggsipes,.
grss Aseaoe.
ia t3--3f F'~--s----~-~-.,
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EsOR Rsnt.--l will rept wi, 'sf ms ia ,
tie year, a tract II . ao'es OF .aa in, s
dwelling house containing fear ,osin' 49, Bss.
and eli necessary Gu. honsss. fbs "a nsn,Br
Touiahaws station, Oh the Ria'nona ss.ir, s
. ns,s,SS ~ na,aasres or tsur cd hasa w.
dress 4 Ha,lsboro' O, thasis.isid Va EARN.
f. l5-a.s w" ~---~----r.
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Aau ivr ssasa.--s Nh SEA, o. sa,@sr strss o.
1 psapsriy. four huodss.' a." 80: th.sss s'ihs
Sron, The city, ~ miles fgoas Ne !, ssss, ia'
river, A Large is,ftss u Nc Az :, ,.ass
bored; the baElnsa In sesasd COW =. sis.si.sg,
so 100 s,ssa STREE .rses
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hiale and Female Corsie.n Peasants.
NoTE The irst and second gets sappGSoG e.
take place simultaneously Ct Coysat aud Pagis.
sYXCPs.s OF INGpFs.a
Arrival Of TaynGro; sto-y IF Loais's ;oTa Cosie4G
qdsrrea, the Reconciliation, ka1sas.'e Hara-
Ing :sLhe clock; ten lnieeles past r,ae;
thG spectre Ok louis
CT A n D Z 4 3 J, Z A. =,
The Sssis}0.ase
l..
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ETEW 3U6IG
IL Oh hg;ag my brother baeh-ssi
NF..,n ibis cruel w7r~varsticns--at co
D0wG-ops containing three esSsga:
Leye. gaod.bye1
she tgreTec SIoSetneF 81
k.eIneInhsancs
1--we, good bye, sspecia!iysia pretty
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- TOLEN. IA liberal reward win DO paid fog any
- Information Of q Eve Lamb, stolen from my
lot on Saturday night last. YATES,
70 lett Near HOLLYWOOD
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N.Ti.X eoNo,
~ Published TO day.
MOTHER, Cd SING nE TO REsT!
By ID KELLER.
Si.sc.
go ONE 80 INVgi HARVEY. 81 So
WHY, No ONE tn s.oVEi FOSTER 81 50.
SOMETHING TO i.OVsI tIlSK. 81 So
viii be ready in n few days an answer - lie
aaeyo three a-Hes, entitled LOVE GSi WORDS
BY E4IzA Masic By Gfea:orcx.
aSh0 StlgRENDAas BY &C MERA, Of ki..i'rsond.
Va from, Wheia dealers and oihsfe can ootain
s.,.,;ae. Psios @! 5j. illustrated with q baltic
scene sa, view al foai sumter.
.ts.;s and all s.:ar pieces published lie!
ca; be mailed % any part Of the Confeeeraey 1t Tie
r,sle vi il par 100, la;f ~ 70 TIE tsase Cssa.
GEO DUhN J. 90,
&. ,l-ets pubiishcre.
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THEN Dollars Rexard--For my Geld Spectacles,
/ lost on Main street, between LIST and nth.
TP A BIBB,
fe l3-2t%
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The indianapolis Sentinel, while suf-
fering from a tit of psaoe on the brain,
gets off the following:
God, and we speak it reverentialIy,
treated with rebels. he did more than
this. BE even condescended to entreat
them to return TO their allegiance, and
His only Son, Christ Jesus, was offered
and became the atoning sacrifice. God
could and. did treat with the rebels to
save them from the consequences of their
crimes, but MIR. Smith of Kentucky and
the abolitionisls he represented have no
such regard for their erring fellow men.
Said the Savior of mankind, "Inasmuch
as ye did it not TO one of the least of
these, ye did it not to me-"
We have read the scriptures differently.
God-"and we speak it FeVerently"-
did not treat with rebels; he sent his
messengers to demand an absolute sub
mission TO his will. There was to be no
compromise, in which little sins were
admissible; those who desired to reach
Heaven must leave off their wickedness,
aud impIore the mercies of Heaven.
Whenever the rebels repent, the Amnes-
ty is ready for the masses, just as saliva
ton is. jeff Davis is excluded from the
former, the Devil from the latter.
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ma ons class Of The sOutherp
solOn's says, that il the army Is not in
creased, the Northern hoTdes" viii
sweep everything before them; while an
other set rsjoin, by informing these gen.
tlsmen, that if the army is increased, it
will starve. Well, it is not our fight.
Let them settle the matter IS best they
can: we don't care which of the deaths
the Confederacy dies.
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Big. Gen. and Prev. Mar. Gen. E. Tenn
A MYSTERIOUS DEATH-The Memphis
Bulletin of the 9th inst, says:

A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.-The Memphis
Bulletin of the 9th inst, says:
On Sunday morning the body of
Joseph H Shepherd was found on Third
street. between Market and Exchange, in
= mud puddle. The Coroner summoned
4 jury, who held an inquest upon the
body; and after long aud patient in
vestigation of the matter, seemed more
in doubt ct last than when they COM
menced. The testimony was Of = very
complicated character. and was the Oc-
cssion of = hundred different rumors.
There was no proof of violence having
been employed upon him, and nothing
pointing 70 murder but the fact that his
coat was found half a mile away near
the city limits, in pond. he left home
soon after dark Saturday evening, to 60
to the drug store to get some medicine,
aud that was the last seen of him by
his friends, until his body was found on
the following morning. He was 3 man
of about fifty years of age, well known
in this community IS 3 member of the
firm of Sheppard & Moore.
The foregoing announcement viii be
read with deep regret by hundreds of
the old citizens Of Nashville. Mr.. Shop
herd resided in this place many years.
BE was one of cur leading merchants,
and was considered one Of the most
intelligent accomplished and honorable
business men in our midst. BE was 3
member of DR.. HOwelrs Baptist Church,
and his reputation as an exemplary and
conscientious christian was Of the most
exalted character. No purer man ever
adorned public or private life in Nash
vile. Most sincerely do we sympsthize
with his relatives in the great loss they
have sustained in his untimely death.
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rwTRUrP OF fREsPECr.

rED-rn hospital No. 10, Nashville, Teno., Febru-
airy 18th, 1861, Dr.. BENJAMS WISvooD, aged sixty
four years.
Att msetlng Of tho Acting Assisting Surgeons Of
Hospital No. 49, Nashville, Tenn, the follow ing
Resolutions were un AnimOusly adopted:
WHsREAs, Il has pleased Providence t. remove
from midst, by decease, late friend and ssso
oete DR.. Berjamn Winwood Therefore
Resolrsd That while ", deeply regret the death
OF our colleague, we can yet reOios that he died
brsvcy, at his post in the performance Of his pro-
fessionsi duties, furnishing noble example Of dis
regard for personal saf5ty, while endsavorng to
others.
ResoIeed, Thai in the death Of Dr. winwood, we
have 10 laElent pleasant Ompanon sincere friend
an humble Christian, and an accomplished phys
clan.
ResoIred, That we most deeply sympathize with
the relatives Of DR.. Wnw0Jd in their present great
aiict'On
Resolved That these resolutions be published in the
Nashville Union, and Springfield (0dio) Peputlic,
and that copy be sent 70 the friends Of The deceased
(signsd) J. E. MASH, NJ r.,
G :. MERRILL, NJ. n,
K. T. SAMPLE, NJ D.,
SAMUEL NJ OLDES, NJ D.,
WV. STENaFEMAN, 81. D.,
G. W. ROBERTS, NJ. ,
J. II. HAMMOND, N. D.,
S. F. SELBT, II. D.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16

UsEvuL HmrosTsAL ISF0nwATToE -
The Illinois Register says:
"a gentleman who is not given to his
torical research, invites US TO inform him
whether the battle of Waterloo was
fought before or after the surrender Of
CORVALLIS We answer Il sCas."
Apprehendiug that some anxious in
quirer may ask US the same question, we
republish the above TO give him the in-
formation in advance.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16
The Press says =

Since the military order, No. 2, was
issued, requiring that all the free and
easy public women of Nashville should
be examined by physician, and get out
a certificate of sOundness before they
could ply their svocstioD, the receipts of
the examining surgeon for fees, amount
up to the 9th inst. to the sum of S2,879
40. Upon the whole, this may be re-
gardsd as a pretty good business. This
money goes to paying the surgeons and
keeping up the hospital established
by the military for diseased women.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce Lit. A. A. CARTER,
Of the 5th Tenn, Cavalry, as Union candidate for
Sheriff Of Davidson County, at the election which
takes place next March. jsn15-td%
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE Z. P.
FORT ss a candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson
County. Election, First Saturday in March next.
Jan u.
We are authorized to announce JAS. N. HINTON,
IS candidate for reelection to the office Of Sheriff
Of Davidson County, st the ensuing March election
janl5-@
We are authorized to announce the name Of WIN
WILSON as a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff at
the ensuing March election. ian lst
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16
Tbe Rebel Capital.

The Southern papers, outside Of Rich
mond, no longer make any secret Of the
fact that JEFF. Davis and his associates
are preparing to remove the Rebel Capt.
tai 10 Columbia, South Carolina. Well,
let it DO done; it is fit that the grave
Of secession should be beside its cradle.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16

Resolutions have been adopted by the
West Virginia Senate aud referred to =
COMMITTEES in the House, requesting the
President, in view Of the late disasters in
the department, among others the capture
Of Gen. scsmmon, 10 appoint either
Msjor-General eigel or Major General
Milroy to it, command.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-16
LncnI RIcorInns-

The town Elections in franklin cOun-
ty, New York, took place last Tuesday.
In twelve towns heard from there are FIVE
gains from the COpperheads. The Su-
pervisors elected stand 10 Union to the
other way. Another straw indicating
how the wind is blowing.