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Council Proceedings.

TCgsDAr, March Is 1861
Regular meeting. Present: Mavor Rice, Aid
Dwyer, Rowland. Wood, Dow, Feunei. Murphy,
DIn.Inick. Miller. and Hathaway
Minutes of the last meeting read and approved
Dow, from street aud alley COMMITTEE. 10 whom
was referred the matter in relation to obstruction
in Sycamore street. reported in favor of allowing
the pc son occupying The building in said s,.eet,
u reasonable time to remove the same
On motion Of renneI, report received and
adopted
On motion Of Dow,
O'd>r.d. That the City Surveyor be requested
to make and report to the CITY Couccil u: add-
ton TO the report heretofore ordered to be N ade
in relation 70 entertainments Oh the side cu; map
Of said side cut from the south side O. Mad son
street TO the basin.
Rowland moved that special committee Be
appointed to coafer with the Supervisors Of La
Sale County, snd certain upon what Terms the
County Will exchange the Court House Square
for Washington Square. Lost.
On motion OF Dow.
Cyraer-d that the City Treasurer be directed 20
keep and reserve suG Gent money 10 pay the
order drawn ia favor Of Euaninlen i Co. due
March -. 1854
Bills CRDEEgD PAD: r special police SER.
ices. Henry Geiuldig, Z Y James wilson. s !! :.
Patrick F'nuesSv. L. Robert Wagner IL. Uck
Dourkc 10. Samuel Patterson ( TO- Peter Cars-
paugh. SIS, G-org- SCHNEIDER removing nuisance.
$40 Ad joui ned to March % 1861
o. LEANENS, Clerk
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MISS TENHEssEE CLAFLIN.

MISS TENEESJEE CLAFLIS.
TIE Great Na0nssie Ioecrss so C7dG seyuns Ply
sfct1".
no has so as;enshed the people BY her wonderful
cures and mysterious revelations durin: her tra.-
els in the United States. during the last six years.
has visited the most important lawns in the states
examining the sick and afflicted, curing them with
unparalleled success. and through her magnetic
influence and wonderful operations. has eaused in
valids to walk in very short time whs had done
SO for many years, .TLisiady seems to be endsw>
ed with the healing art. and supernatural gifts to
such remarkable degree. that she convinces the
most skeptcal of her wonderful powers, and gives
information Of much Importance that people
from every walk Of life come to consult her. Her
skill! and power. OF mind so great, there seems
to be disease but will give way to her treatment
This lady is physician indeed She Can sec
Gnd point cut the medicine to cure the most obst:.
nate diseases those that have for years baf!led
the skill Of our best physicians, such ~
DiDM6,iH, D"sdses Of TIE Thrort and Lun5s, Heart
and liz comp ints Dise.lseso Of the Momoch .Ne,s
xstracted rao,sa,S S-oneh. in + on to - 1eurs,
soittouf pain or tie us' # inst'Hnenfs, dc.
And can make salves and linir:ehts that will cure
old Sores fever sores, cancers rheumatism letter
scfOiuia, BAIT IheuHl, catarrn, SpfairS, weakness
in the back and limbs, aud other complaints of
long standing. and has performed astonishing
cures upon those who have long since lost their
SIGHT AND HEARING, or nearly so by disease.
All forms Of female complaints attended to with
great success. During her travels she has cured
hundreds, who were on tie verge Of the grave who
are now living and enjoying good health through
her skill aud successful treatment. Satisfactory
references will be chssrfuly given when required
She will guarantee 10 make permanent cures in all
cases she undertakes Her examinations are with
20 much satisfaction rs to merit and receive the
confidence Of all who consult her. She answers
letters pertaining to life and health. with great
satisfaction, and all who cannot consult her IN per.
son, will please gre statement Of their case and
situation for her investigation, and. if required.
medicine will be sent by express without delay.
| Lawyers Doctors, Ministers. and many other
scientific men, have consulted her upon matters Of
high Importance, and give evidence Of their entire
satisfaction.
She has established her I.frmary at the Faz
Rirer Hou;e, tn Ondssa, 1Ninois,
Where she may be consulted upon Ill matters per.
tanning to Life Health. and Diseases Of the Human
System. $50 r-s-
All who wish TO test her skill aid powers o.
mind, should saIj iwmediassly. -,sssss.'
| CONSULTATIONS FEE, ONE b0LALR
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New Goops AT CEEEvEH's-Mr Choever
T2"c'.a,cz for the SPRING Trade and reo-
PIE acquainted with the scale on which he
does business, know that tsis means goods
nense business he d. GO enables him TO sell
at less profit than smaller dealers and this
is really the true secret of his great sue
cess People vino buy At Cheever's once
generally stick as Customers afterwards.
As he is q man OF his word. it will pay to
read his advertisement in another column
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CITY ELECTION.

| Our city election takes Place next Mon.
day, when there will be Mayor to elect
and one Alderman for each ward.
Pursuant to the call published in our
last, meetings were held IN the variou
wards on Thursday evening, and dele
gates appointed to a city democratic Con-
vention to meet at the Court House this
evening.
The ward meetings also made the fol.
lowing nominations for alderman:
LIST ward Patrick Looney.
Sd Levi Mason.
4th Joseph Fennell.
5th Patrick McGinn,s
9th Peter Miller
Following is a partial list of delegates
elected to the convention this evening :
Ist Ha.d--Ed Butler, NJ. Dwyrr, e.
Rowland, Dennis Walsh, o. Leavens
4,h Ward-Iho. Clancy. John Murphy
Ned Short, John White, TEos McDermot,
A. Fisher
5th IFard-John Kennedy Tim Kennedy,
Fred Schanlin, A. Foster, Jas Colwell
9th Hord-M Waterman, u Bourke,
John Burk, Robt. Wagner Patr Hayes,
B. R. Powell, j. B. Hamalle
7th Ward-J. w. Calkins, Jnu. Mayer.
The delegates appointed to the city con-
vention have generally been instructed
in favor of the nomination Of J. B RICE,
Esq the present incumbent, as candidate
for Mayer. Mr. r has held the office
already fsr three consecutive terms, and
has discharged its Pay!ess, thankless du
ties with such an efficiency and faithful
ness, tina. it IS difficult to find man to
take his place, although he is naturally
anxious to have some other good demo-
crat supersede HIM Mr. L. is indeed one
of our best citizens--a good lawyer and
business man, attentive to and thorough
gong in al! his duties, wise in council and
prudent in execution. To him the city is
doubtless mainly indebted for the con-
tinued healthy condition Of our city fnan
ces during his entire administration; each
year closing with comfortable balance
on hand. The balance in the treasury at
the close Of the present financial year is
about $4,000. MI r, we apprehend
will again be elected without opposi;ion
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yrsa the New York Trioun,

Goa that men and wen,en would read
and ponder on the Lists OF Mortality.
published weekly, monthly and yearly III
cur city. There is ever isaifu!iy great
proportion OF Consumption Cases. The
Statistic Tables prove that while other
Diseases slay their thousands, CexsUMrTioS
slays its tens Of thousa, DIS.
''In the early stages Of Throat and Lung
Comp plant, ve consider MADAME "a
DOC PORTERS CURATIVE BALSAM
g liihla -
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BgUsH.XG Up AND GeING AHRAD.-0ur
friend ORION has been building fiae add
ton to the rear Of his Bookstore on Main
St to accommodate his large new stock Of
Wall Paper, Curtains, DC
His racks are choek full of New Patterns
ordered last fall, before the advance on
price. All wanting wall Paper or Window
Shades should not fail to see his stock.
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TEMPERANCE IEi TING There will be Il
public meeting Of the Sons of T.mperan e
Church on Thursday evening, March 2ilh
at =! O'Clock Speeches by Col Mooie
Elder Colman. and others may be expect.
ed Some OF our bes. singers will favor
the meeting with vocal music prepared
for the occasion. Every body i. Invited
to attend admittance free
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DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
DIR. cHEEsEMAN'S Pills

GENTLEMAN, Cared Of Nervous Debiisy, Ineom.
potency, Premature Decay and Youthful Erpor aetua
81 Sy De sire to ssssnt others, viii be happy
ssh - Al VIE need it Gree Of charge, the recipe and
Aheetsss for making the sispie Remedy used in his
cess. fAsss wishing TO rrsnt BY his sxpesie.ee-and
rss1sn All. (sassfaiiy ssssed,l b. ADDRESSING
-. JOHN 3. O0DGN.
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F1KE.-The alarm Of fire on Wednesday
was caused by small house taking hire
on Lafayette street, west Of the side cut.
The house WAS occupied by a family named
Rogers, aud owned BY man said to be in
the county poor house. The house was
badly damaged, and what little stuff there
vas in i: about ruined The fire originated
from defective fiue.
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FINE ArpIEs-The nArHEwAYs, at the

FINE ArPIEs-The nArHEwAYs, at isir
grocery store on Main street. arc now re
ceiving and selling green apples at the rate
them ws notice as fne apples as We ever
saw in this marker. They are bought in
bins, and tarre!icd and shipped iHmedi-
ate!y, so that they arrive clean and in good
order. The prices range from s. to $3.50
according to quai:y-certainly as low as
one can reasonab, expect to get such ap-
pies in Ottawa 1t this season OF the year
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ALL Is WELL THAT ENDS wELL-Thus ex.
claimed many thousands after trying the
celebrated Chemical Saleyatas of DeLand
l. Co They say it werks like charm,
Ard they always have nice light bread,
biscuit, cakes, lie. IL hevev fails
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTTAWA, March Is, 1854
FIsur-Wintsr wheat, s4s4So pr lSs; srring =
extra, $3.15a4 90; spring " line &
Corn AsSL-Sl.75a3.0 0e pr. 100.
WAsst-No. spring Sl0lal.e4; No !. ~.
Corn-Nsw ear, 60a7Se % is..
0ats--6Oe for Sc lbs
Rartsy- l. 90 fer - lbs
Rys-3O.
Timothy >s~d-*c TO-
PetdtCes-I.25 p. sush
Eg1s-.,6:
E0tter--2oa2le
Lsdes-Green. s cts, kip loo. calf re.
Dressed Hogs-36a6. IS according to weight
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NJ a r RI Il II

In the township OF Dayton. the s,h inst, By Rev
J. Lo riaux, Mr. LorIs CASARD and Miss AxrsNsrrs
DrGNAs, of said 10 nship
At the Union House. Tonica, the 10Th Of March,
by Rev. T.. Scuddsr High Mr. ALxxAxDka H. PArTxasox
to Miss fLosA A. KING both OF Deer Park, La Sale
At the residence Of y. c. Prescott. tn. 10Th inst
by Rev. @. 2. Clarke, Capt NJ. H. PRsscoTf, Of Co. c.
LIST Illinois Artillery, and CoRrsss LUcnLs CLAsES,
d au litter Of the Officiating clergyman. Ne Cards.
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the supretIs Court House on Tues day evening
March ed.
Admitance, Ladies lost. Gents IS Clark's band
will be ir attendance
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Fcyyp-Near the tannery, in Ottawa
two weeks ago, pocket book containing
small SUM OF money. I'he owner can
have it by calling a. Fians Bookstore and
paying for this notice
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pleasant SuRpEisE-Col McLanahan Of
the sd regiment, was taking quite extern
Sively by surprise the other day. The boys
OF the SD, elcamped near this city, got te.
gether and secretly and clandest,nly, and
purchased horse and saddle worth $780,
and mad chin apresent of them. The Col.
eners Indignation may be imagined, but
canno, be expressed. 1t is reported, hew>
ever, that terrible punish mt was visited
in consequence, On abort two dozen Of
Catawba
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ANNUAL. STATEMENT

Subtract the promotions from Tie Total, g get
true number o. VIuiis.
At th- comm .,seuent of the spring teru, last
wear The >cLotss were regarded. IaIs caused
TRANSIT ..,h.; .!.sn promotion.
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HAvExHl IL CoHcEEr.-Th be Concert given
by Mr.. HAyEyuIiL at Union Hall on Thurs
day evening, in which some 800 children
toek part, WAS attended by = very full
audience, who could not help being greatly
pleased The affair was gotten up in adj
nIirahle taste, and the singing showed a
perfection Of drill that was quite surpris-
ing There were voices and musical talent
exhibited in some individual cases. TO give
abundant assurance that Ottawa has
among her rising generation yoca!ists that
are yet To shine as stars.
Mr. Fl. meets the children at the Meth-
odist Church this afternoon at 2 o'clock =,
TO organize juvenile class for instruction
in the rudiments. His proficiency as a
teacher is so we'll known and appreciated,
that we have no dcub, that he will succeed
III getting a large class
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SKATES, SKATES! SKATES!!

splendid Of Ladies' ind Gents Skates, The
largest and best stock brought this city, Of
beautiful etyles and pstterus which they selling
CUEXPER III IN they can BE- purchased In ChicAgo o.
elsewhere. Their prises on Skates are - lew 81 t.
sstonish Gall and s1smne for yourselves
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.!e1s e. hs Ceiebrcis1 P.t.rt DstlIs
hhs-! Ee{Ss. firc.
T1ENTIeS /. iur.sI g tie following point. II %.
y Ftr!ority.
LIT; DUElsuuT-Las.ia. With prspsr aa-e, :; least
e. year,. sore: are Heu Il. Ese ;ha. rs:s set sp IA
1873.
81. HIsrrlcrrnz fvey ror;'sn Of the Stove Is
,ksrogshy constructed. Each sore IS sUsa.:tsd to
critical ,cIt, .ad noGe leave or sorts snisss cen
Fl,:a'y ard psriee;'y aasa-t.
90. cis4cl...-Bakins, cling, tSiiizs. roastiaE,
aad al ether culinary e7=fstio,s perfsr.=el q: t.s
satr. f.,1r barre. u e4-T b.tsd ,a.o sread with .
sinrs fire.
..h, Reconnaissance: The COS: o:sas s: s-s in or
years Ia the itsIn % Iael
c.h ygsrILa7Iss CT ovEs.-!1 the stsrsrt Stove
tne 'front.' do,rs directly ia;s he pro
tec,.d BY letter, Fatsnt) s.car.". direct dran
.hrouzi the 10, 81 II. b. o. perforated
holes in the doors and bach .-es. Il wi. DC hsras in
.niad that the .e.,.i .ir always rises ts d.
81 ventilation T.. iAe ouly Of ,sr ~. se -hattyer
Ga. EsTlaa CesrEoL ,P Hz..-TA. beat generated
~ :he Kay he AsIe t.srsi. elt Essa o. Groxn
'n:5 TIE roasn ot p.-G-i.r:.
T.h Tss Do.gLz ss3VT go--lI F-rE-by rA!sk e
eeuss..s.=. and iEy.riE: SETON Of ,s4is o5.s-ss,
srd tie sy.ay sns sssishiJ ksaiss - AZ
ET Any o-hcr known iny!a:is1.
srh. sx l:;ye-F.r:srn-! y. sss and aisHsat ihs
pa-sUti.ly = .-soh. saeTil. The Essra.
"a Her wlTgE Ez. EEr,i2 ~ W,aa'yG CLo,sr.-
Eo.h ure-l .ld coags1 eH. s. 2.i-i ne a-s:s tea
and : ithoi. extra fUsi.
ly.h WEE BAcE.-4n GrraHs-Hn-a. Tor tIrpiy .nE
bet water ts-t the bath rooa. eqsal to any range.
tI~sod hy al dealers, a Trial Of months sl.L
WHIT, 7 guaranty for ,i2: p.r.ai II asked
VEe~ar- o. tie H-E-sFo-s -e.tll.z5 Mutations
now il market. Sec 4 Al .'- of p. P Stewart,
AID o. II. n-aIra .t=re.s s..4 SIEVE 10 other
IL genuine,
S-DesSr,rtIve p,InpA.:, free by mall 20 any ae-
sre.. AgeLs.s. u All .e ne pa cise, AID ew,s
u IL. Cas:<d States, ALlI=ss.
FULLER. wAFEES + Co Troy. n Y.
see usaEf.s.-rcrs sad r.- Pri-:1-. - the Ci.n,sa
s.rrs H-7r.s.
Ter see Il Ottawa OF! u JoHX MlSLR!.
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Soldiers AID Society.

Alta recent meeting of the Soldiers Aid Society
the following officers were elected:
Mrs. WARD LOCKWOOD, Prs-
MrsIM L. HoLLIsTEx. Vice Pres.
Mrs. T. Steele Cor Sec
Miss LIZZIE Dow Rec Sec.
Mrs. S. II. WADE Trxs
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consistins in part Of TO WN,END,S' Morliss and
Kim Locks and Latche. tn. best in the market; "LIP
rLNCUT7nS' and ia AES'" celebrated Axes, han.
died and without handles; HUMPS, XAAKONDS
ard De HART'S liatekets, Hammers, Hand Axes,
Picks, &C.; SPEER q JACKSOr ana BAKEWELL'S
saws; ANKS' ROSELAND'S and LIPBINCO IT'S
Spades Shoyes and Grain Scoops, Hay Knives. Pitch
FORKS. Well end Cist~rn Pumps, Cham Pumps, Sleigh,
eds. &C., &C., all Of which are superior quality,
and which so.d At GEkA T BARGAlNS. Al they
AK il cali from the public and they can give
setisfsusisn in QUALITY AND PRICE.
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u I Il, ID

On the 1lh instant in Of p II River. DIV H.
son OF Samuel X. and ANA e. Lewis, age Is 70 ars
months and days.
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HoxsaAsLr Disc 1AaosD.--ws are pleased
to learn that 1t. D. SLArrERY, formerly Of
Co. A., SD Ill. regiment, has had the jus.
tice done him BY the War Department Of
changing the order of his "disonerable
dismissal from the service, to "hon>
orably discharged. The truth about he
matter was, that 1t. S had got furlough
to come home on account of sickness, but
long before he got well his furlough tx
pred, and the regiment being on the
march, he was unable to have 1t renewed
until be was reported as absent without
leave, and thereupou, without chance
for explanation, dishonorably dismissed
the service On his making the proper
explanations to the War DEPARTING the
Secretary promptly issued a new order
(No. 1l0) resembling the former order and
giving him an honorable discharge
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
TABLEAUX VIVANTEi
GRAND CONCERT,


The Soldiers Aid Society will eirs -1hi 'i~n e.
Tab'eaux- with Solos and Ch.ruses on THURS.
DA y and FRIDAY EVENINGS, March 3lsi and
April lst
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For THRoAr DISEASES and affections Of
the Chest, "Browns Bronchial Tfoches." or
Cough Lozengss, are of great value In
Coughs, Irritation Of the Throat caused by
Cold, or Unusual Exertion of tho vocal
organs, in speaking in public, or singing
they produce the most beneficial results.
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Home insurance.
ASPLENDID r ECORD.
+s..e CAN'T BE BEAT
-.E.|1 CAN'T BE BEAT!
Patrsniz, Ysur Own CsEpany aal Save
fsur Hsney!
The La ale county Mutual
Fire Insurance Company

Fave Ia,srei duris1 tie past egh; years, is ,hs Wei
nifty, nearly
1i,COO 600.
Til. Premium Notes. constituting tfeir Capital bash
~ a,sessment received the su.oun.isy
= SS'ij,GO0,
Scared by lien the property insured, worth over
.-. . S3.OOO.OOO.
The amount ofc.,h reGured during thi, whole period
% meet Losses E1pen,es has bern hut little over
10000,
Thereby saving the MIXERS neary cghts OF
their equva large Annual Dividend
The public invite! avail themselves Of the ad
yantag-s offered b. this Company
Policies issued tia lowest sossihs rates OF cesir-
able risks.
JOHN v. A. HOES, Prs:s-
WA u. True, See'y.
DREcTSsS:
D. 6rid!ey, Pbiio Lindley. Lorenzo Leland,
IVA Hoes John fIo-xack, G. W. Jackson.
.. D. Bristol Geo. E. " aItcr, VIM. NJ. True,
Jehn D. GS.sn, Richard Tt orne, J. q SutinLcr,
Ishn Armour. ID. +. Phelps, Il. Hamilton.
Ottawa, June IS, 1S53.-tf.
Bank Of Ottawa Building.
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Insurance agency.
WA. 81. TRUE.
csc in Ea,ement OF hani q ottava.

eaes in Easement OF BANK % Ottawa.
am a-votirH nv whole time lad attention to the
the INSCR.NC BUSINESS. and prepared to IN
sv-e nv friends and tie pubic n the b-.t companies
xthe United states. I AgsnS FOR she :e!.s-inS
.pIendd lisi OF Csmp.n.s.-
FIRE ASR EAE'ST.
e.. 81 'I--tfor! t.e,a.' 81 35A 90 90
r.~.- s..t.; IN - -
Illinois Mutual. :. l,I42,0J4 -
Phoeniy New York. 321oS4 -
Niagara, ..--.... oni,Ois 81
American Exchange. y. Y. 2e0,Go0 co
North Western. O.weso,... 2526I5 90
Nsrth American, Hartford. ~, 224 6S
Connecticut Mutual Hartford (sssst:l 5000 so
Hutua! Benefit, Kew Jersey. (assetsl-- <,43a,1l Y
will issue policies favorable ter~s any
reliable Company, and will guarantee prompt and
hSsra adiustGen. OF alIlssses ssru-r-s in agsn-
Az Give me call. WA. u. TRUE.
Attava Nav lSsS.-%6.
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POrlor and Heating Stoves
CANNOT Be EXCLLLsD. The celebrated
"PIERCE COAL BURNER"

Can be had only Of them In Ottawa, and are sci pg
the from 81 IS cheaper than they have been
Dc, ed for sal. East West With this Stove XALF
TIE FUEL Can BE 81 WE'D that 10 Usually burned
in an ordinary Coal Stove. with greater hfit. Ase
the new and splendid SHEET IRON PARLOR C0AL
ST0T6
ct ROP IC,'
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Shelf & Heavy Hardware

ASEw AND SPLENDID STOCK o.
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TIE ssdsrs'gssA. having aaAs large aAdisAsns 10
tbsir .tsre t- aesonaodsts Their Increasing trade.
veuld respectfully infor shs pubis that they have jsst
ADDED 70 thsir large ssssk %
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-29
Nonument to General Gfart.

Whatever other republics may have
been, America, at least, has never been
uugrateful Ali its really worthy he
roes are honored, and rewarded; and
those who fail to command the respect
of their countrymen, are only such as
are unworthy.
Among those who really deserve the
gratitude Of the American people, Gen.
Grant stands pre-eminent, and his
modesty, which forbids him to seek for
honors, does not prevent him from hay
ing them showercd upon him. From
an exchange, we learn that a moru-
men5 is to be chiselled from the best
Italian marble, and erected on the spot
where the interview took place between
him and the rebel General Pemberton,
before the surrender of the enemys
stronghold on the Mississippi. The
conference was held under large tree,
which disappeared months ago, carried
off by curiosity-hunters. The menu
ment will be placed where the tree
stood. It's pyramid, says the Cincin-
natl Gazette, twenty feet high, . sur
mounted with fifteeninch globe On
the principal side is large American
eagle, with outspread wings, which Gov
er implements of defence. In one
claw it holds the laurel, in the other an
American shield, and in its beak pen
nant, inscribed: "E Pluribus Unum."
The eagle sustains on its wings the
Goddess of Liberty On the one side
Of the monument is inscribed: To
the memory of the surrender of Vicks-
burg, by Lieutenant General J. G. Penn
berton, to Major General U. S Grant,
U. S A, on the 4th of July, 1868" On
the other side: este of the interview
between Major General q, s. Grant L.
s A, and Lieutenant General J. G.
Pemberton, on the Sd of July, 1868"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-29
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