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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
4 Card.

| deem it but ju-t TO say to my neiehbors
and the Insuring public generally that my
Mih was consumed by fire Oh the NOR
ming of the sth of December, 1864,
which was insured by the Sinnissippi In
surance Company OF Indianapolis. India
na. under Foley No. l46O, for $1,000
The officers were notified of the facts i'm
nlella.e'y anl in les.than ten .ays I have
the P'easure of having my claim adjusted
ani settled to my entire satisfaction.
Dated At PIym It'll narh,I Co., Indiana, this
9th day OF Drcemb.r, 1864.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
Oriental Iireru Stable.
SALE, FEED *, EXCHANGE.

Horses and CirriaccS always on hard % let AZ
reasonable rates. W also pay thr highest met
ket rice in ash for Horses. Horses boarded
b, day, week ahd month on reasonable tern
HESS X NESSEI.
~ nth ru1is - March 9s'h ,s6e
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
THE DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

A few nice Sewing Machines suitable for
Nolidly Presents. for sale at +. FAuLS-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

This Machine Is constructed on An entirely
new principle Of mechanism. possessing many
rare and valuable improvements. having been cx-
anncd by the most profound experts, sni pro-
nounccd to bc SIMPLICITY and PERI &c
TON COMBINED.
The following are the principal objections urged
against Sewing Machines:
Excessive labor TO the operator.
2. Liability 10 get out Of order.
3. Expense, trouble. loss Of sine in repairing.
4. lncapacity 70 sew every description OF Iia-
terial.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
y OTICE or PETITION 70 ski
pE1L E.STlTF

State Of lndi ma, Mir>hill Comfy .s.
Notice l. hrr,hy given that ], s.lh n zeltcn
admirisfr.i,r of the Estate al Fraitc r W,tL..r.l
IL ceasrd las flied hi fct'irn "a sell IN. To-, - "a
OF aaid decrd n. her pea sot al hriur irstf 10
pay her dehts alr that said clifton will h. heard
IT tho mex; trrns O. lie Nal shall Court of c, m
me- Pleas.
No. va John G. Cnss.., rl...A
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

Yesterday snow tell TO a sufficient depth
for good sleighing. This will prove quite
an advantage to those who have much
hauling to do, especially the sawm MIL men
and their patrons. 1t will also prove OF
incalculable benefit to the whs,t crop sho'd
it continue through the winter. Let's all
20 >leigh-riding and make as much as
We e. n of the snow VIII lie it lasts. Mar
rel men should MT forget their wives,
nor lovers their sweeihcarts
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
Is EIEMPTiiN FRAN STATE NrNlCIP
TlIiTi3N

But aside from MI the advantages We hav.
enumerated special act OF Coner, s. ex,mlisal
bonds and Treas, ~ notes from Local taxttion-
On The average, this exemption is worth ab"u
two per &c. per annnm. according ts the rate OF
taxation in various parts OF The country.
Il is believed tina, no sccursIe- Offer 50 grcaI
Inducements 70 lenders as those issued by the gov
faith or ability oipivate parties. stock com
pa.nts, % separate communities. enls, il pied. eel
Tor payment while the whole property OF the
try is held to secure the discharge of all the ob,
iiga:ions Of the United States
While the government offers the II, 1T liherl;
Terms for tsloin-. il believes that the very strong.
eft appeal will be to the LOYALTY ard patriotism IF
the peopl..
po~r'. The party depo>itng must endorse rp,r
the ginal certificate the denom;nrti"i, "f note.
required an whether they are 10 be- issued m
blank or payable to order. When So endorsed i,
must be left with the officer receiving the deno>;,
to be forwarded To tie Treasury Drpar'm ent
SUBSCRIPTIONS Will Of nfcnyED by the Trea- urcr
OF the United States at Washington the several
Assistant Treasures and designated 'ctositar.s,
and BY the
First National Bank of Fort Wavnc Ind
FIRST National Bank of Indianapolis, Ind.
First National Bank Of LAFAYETTE, Ind
and by all national Banks which arc detositares
of public money. and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND pAykERs
throughout the country WILL site further informa-
ton and
AFFORD r,Ekf FAciILTYro ,gsscsipr,s
lhEOr Saic.-Lot No l'6 with all the au-
ftanccS-cons sfIn-oi 4 good frame house. a.
died. utn three la:@e rooms ptIlor dining
room and kitcheI nror bed room. smiiy heo
re- m. kitchen he'd room clouie< r.,oni and bu;t.r>
There Is also good cela-, ci~trrn ana w"uu
house. colnenient Tor use NIL Ur spI az .
far price for cash. Far fur her particu!ar,
enquire of the iders gncd at Whcsler'> Bank.
d. MCDONALD,
rlyn"nih. Ind. Nov Il. l>64-nI6rt
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''hS"mpt"c snh' i'r> n rec, I've ,,naI 70
n"''''P'i"h '"f M ut"" Con =, n,gti. D. s,tina
Bi""e'n'i-. a''t AL thl",, AID I.,n.. .f..tiou.
,,u -. ca te hV srn'i'ne the adore = 10 Key.
Oh" All WILSON. Williamsburg
nl0--3m
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CONVERTIBLE INT \ SiX PER CEST 10
COLD BIND.

In addltieR 10 the vcry liberal interest on HI
notes Coz three years, this priv ilege Of conversion
Is row dtth about three per cent. premium, ard
before the war the premium six per cent L.
tocks was orel t~ entv per per cent, 1t will 6e SCI
tina; She act al profit on this loan, At the pr, se
market rate, is not less than ten ger cent per az
mum.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
spECzALADvANTAGEs OF THIS


fr IsA NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. offering high
et rate OF interest than any other. AMI the bestse
GRITTY. Any savings bark which paws its deposi-
tor. in L. S. Notes, considers. that il il paving in
the bet. circulating t1edium OF the country. AMI
it cannot nav in auyr ng better. FOR its own assets
are either in government securities or in notes
bonds PAYABLE in government. paper.
Itis equally Convenient asa temporary or pcrma'
nent investment. The notes can always he sold
for within fraction of their face and accumula
ted interest and are the uest security With bank
as collateras toI discounts
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

Plymouth Lodge No. li9 Of f. Il 4 VI.
held their annual election of officers last
Friday evening j. J Vinall was elected
W. VI; John. Mcdonald, 5. W.; +. K.
Shook j. w; III. H. Dickson, Treas; c.
T.. Toan, Sec; NJ. A. q. Packard, s. ID !;
IL Woodbury.. J. D.; j. l.. Cleaveland
ana s. l. Harvey Stewards; \ p Elliott,
TYLER
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
PROSPECTUS FOR 1865.
THE SATUa 'AY Fl !I5 Pj}7.
The dest nd bsi. he " eekI $"

The uuh her. Of ~he Pe would call tho ar
rni"n oi ~, ir - al ola f,,i< and f,, pubic
20 cir Or spoons fnr ti,. comm. ear The
fo.f -ii - nilr'i ~ nainf i il !r..u pn-ifioI
i ir>I class u i'r.rv psn'r. AMI ar avs W * v
It's -oiIi .'ini nHin"rUIs umrs a. floi".. Liter
anne irciunim. Siorie- -. t,.h,> F.airs E>~ass.
Az c'''''e~. and 'seA hn% al AZ addressing
cl1r ,ri"f o. ned
20 ~ So. s's fxgs sssssr.
Snb>oIih.. Ia Th- pns. an = y.,l 10 1T
not .rid -, improve A. u to-. and
manr"'> az No'r 'am'lv H. sAric,' &. s-,I,> u
all suhj ct> elm la'l al Le,,-g pa. siu.rl,e of
i.--S l.,ud.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

There was an election of officer. for
Plymouth Chapter No. i9 Of Royal Arch
Masons for the ensuing year, last Monday
evening. The names Of the officers elect
ed are as follows:
NJ I'll Rice, H. F.; j. G. Osborne, X !;
Theo. Cressner. S; ii. c. Burlingame, c.
H.; j. j. Vinall p. s.; 0. II. p Bailey
r. y c.; H. i. Dickson, q NJ. 1t Y.
H. b. Reeve, ID; J. F. Langc nbaugh. Sd;
VI Becker. Treas; J. Mcdonald See; L.
X Shook, Guard.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

The recent official announcement III
the President had called for 800 600 more
men, caused quite stir among our able
bod ed citizens. but the excitement Just
now is at Lemon Drug Store, where
thousands assemble every day to buy
their holiday presents and converse with
the talking baby The DR. informs U.
that Santa Claus headquarters viii be at
his store until sfter New Years, and that
the talking baby will remain with him.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
ALPHABETICALLY A N0sSelESS
MASHENJE:

II requires FIFTY per cent. less pow er to drive
Il than an! other machine in market. A girl Of
twelve year. of age work i steadily without
fatis Ge or injury 70 health.
rs strength and WONDERFUL SIMPfICr.
TT OF ccnssru :tion render IT tmc.t Impossible
20 get out al order. ami is GUARANTEED bg
the company to give entire slti faction
We respectfully invite all those no Inay desire
10 supp? themselves " tn a superior .ticle. to
call cxanIne this UNRIVALED MACHINE.
Blu, III more especial manner DO NC solicit the
patronage Of
Merchant Taiofs, Dress Mak.rx
Coach Makers Corset Makers
hooF SKIRT Minutac- Cater Makers,
tGrers, Shoe Bindcra
Shirt and Boson Makers, Vest ami
PantalOon Makers
u Religion. and charitable Institutions will be
Literally dealt with.
PRICE OF MACHINES. COMPLETE:
No. |, Family Machine with IIemmer
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

State Of Indiana, Marshall Conntv:s..
Notice ia hereby given chat Merrill Williams
administrator Of the Estate of Henry Goble dc.
ceased IN, filed his petition t. sell the real estate
OF said deeedent his personal being insufficient to
paw his debts. ard that said petition will be heard
at the next term Of the Marshall Court of Com
mon Pleas.
n20--va Iogp G e WAY Clerk.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
SETTLE iPf

All rcrSon~ ind bfc'l TT The late n, N, pC IICP
SNiT'I "arnc.tls rep r>'eu t., cali ard
,etl. their &C OuL,t ~ n RICE
vin-Slf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

VIZ SWEAR To BE TRUE TO A BROTH
EE-We have receiv. d q piece of music
with the abeve caption, published by H.
NJ HIGGINs. Chicago. The words are by
Rob. Morris. l.. l.. b and the music by
d. Mcdonald. Esq, our former fe low
iownsn,an. We commend the piece to our
Masoni; friends as worthy their attention
Tie words breathe the .pirit OF fraternity
az | tn. mus.c is appropriate.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

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factor. N NJ" Ynik rc,.,. ale toward. d tree
o. cos; NHl tic ,Ao'l'r., OF h,iyla
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one COPY one year. .-...-.....- $500. g 30
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prefer 'r''i, n AZ, ottte ,as,e,l cite. ta,sble
to our rlsrs
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Adur.ss
DEACON ~ PETERSON.
No. 10 "a alnut 81. hilaca.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

rHRsE Biitcrs arc prepared, in pare Bourbon
WHISKY, froE combination q over twenty 6H.
sercnt kinds Of roots, banks and herbs, which
act ia perfect concert eI!e With tie other, pre-.
pared from the original formula given by tie
great chef, Ia jacket, 70 Dr. CAaTin, VITO
used them successfully IN lis practice f0r many
years, anr oy their usc gained great popularity
IA the treatment, and cure VI dyspepsia, liSer
Compliant, Constipation, Sick and Nervous Head
ache. Feyer AMI Aguc, and nil dis,as,t arising from
torpid liver or indigestion Persons suffering from
either Of these io.thsome diseases will fad sGre
b. the OF these Bitters 7hich perfectly
pure and free from I'll those drugs and poiSens usn-
ally put up in sGc preparations ana falHicd OIL OF
IN unsuspcc'i2g public. single trial Nil con-
vince the most sksptics.i that in the RED JACKET
there Is virtue Ehich 10 other Bitters possess.
They strengthen aid invigorate the system.
They are unequaled FOR general debility.
They are a sure cure Tor Gyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimuiant in existence.
They are q preventive OF Fever and Agus.
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly uuro scd palatabie.
Aged persons and delicate female. will find they
can save large doctors blis by Inc use u these Ls-
tCTs.
beware of counterfe,s. The Rcd Jacket Bit
ters Cply soi@ in bottles with our name blown
ON The side, and oar private government lamp
acr1 3. the cork. QUA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15
Exchange Of PrlsOners---The MeCOOk
and CrIttenden Cases.

WASHINGTON, March IA Washington
special says the rebels returned only coo
prisoners for the 500 sent from Point Look
out by Gen. Butler. Gen. Butler viii i'm
mediately make another experiment.
The War Department estimates that the
number Of new enlistments under the call
for 500, 900 more meu in all the States, up to
April lst, viii foot up 200, 900.
The findings Of the Court of Inquiry find
that Gen. MeCook committed o mistake by
error Of judgment in going into Chatta-
noogs, and that the mistake did not occur
from considerations of personal safety. That
Gen. Crittenden was free from all blame as
TO the conduct of the battle, and justified
in going to Chattanooga, because all his
command had been transferred to other
Generals in the course Of the action, and
consequently he did right in reporting IN
person to Gen. Roseerans. McCook and
Crittenden have been ordered to report to
the Adjutant General for duty, and expect
to be assigned to command Immediately.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

NEW YORK, March 14.-From the Worlds
New Orleans letters there is reason to ex-
pect success from the new Red River expe-
dition. The car force has been sent to the
front. The 18th and 18th corps, under Nc
Clernand and Franklin, with a cooperating
force from Vicksburg, form the rest of the
expedition. The expedition sent across
Lake Ponchartrain two months ago has re-
turned to New Orleans.
ST. Louis, March 14.-Vicksburg adviees
to the I'd say all boats there have been press
ed into Government service.
II is reported that movement will be
made via Red Black and Washitaw River to
Munroe, thence by land to Shreveport, La.
Gen. Steele will cooperate from Little
Rock
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15
8irer alfWs.


The Cumberland has risen near three
feet since our last report and is still rising,
with 10 feet water on Harpeth Shoals
The following are the arrivals and de
partures Of steamboats, yesterday;
ARRIvED-Nannie Byers and Louisville
from Cairo; Live Oak from Clarksville T;
Mamie from Evansville; Ohio Valley from
Louisville.
DRPARrED-Monsoon for Cincinnati ;
Charmer and Hawkeye State for St. Louis.
The Damsel departs at p. NJ. for Pitts
burg.
The Capitola, Capt. J. L. Thompson, de-
parts for Cincinnati at ?. NJ. tomorrow.
The Mississippi river Is in good boating
condition from st. Louis to the mouth Of the
Ohio.
The John D. Perry, Omaha and City Of Pc
kin are on their way from St. Louis to this
port.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
%
FLAG OF TRUCE TRICK.
REFUGEES, DESERTERS, &C.
o
5000 RatiOns issued daily to Citizens.
DEATH OF COL. MAHILOTZKI.

CHArrAxooeA, March I2.-Eothing i'm
portant from the front tonight. The rebels
sent in flag Of truce Oh unimportant bust
ness, evidently with the intention to get
the location Of our advanced posts at Ring
gold. the flag was stopped at the outposts
end the scheme frustrated.
A heavy column Of rebel infantry is re
ported moving up towards Ringgold. It is
nothing more than sn escort to body Of
refugees seeking the Federal lines.
Boats from Knoxville report guerrillas
quiet along the river.
The number Of rebel deserters, who come
in, average this month, thirty per day. The
Oath Of Amnesty is administered daily at 7
o'clock, and the deserters sent TO the rear
Gen. Steadman, commanding this post,
issues 5000 rations daily to citizens, some Of
whom came distance Of fifty miles.
All unemployed and unenlisted contra
bands viii be shipped North Monday.
AS an evidence Of the desire for recon
struetion, it may be mentioned that the
Masonic Lodge Of Chattanooga has been re-
yived, and viii soon commence work.
Colonel sIahilotzki, Of the cath Illinois,
wounded in the recent fight at Duzzard's
Roost, died in the hospital here last night
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

A WELLDEsERvED CoNPLDENT-zThe
following note was addressed last week 20
Mrs. Sophia L. Norton, matron of the Off
GERS hospital in this city, by inmates Of that
institution
MADANE-Learning that You are about
20 leave, the relations that have existed so
pleasantly since we have been inmates of
this place, we take this method Of express
ing the deep gratitude we feel for your con-
slant watchfulness and tender care over us.
We came all torn and manglcd from the
battle field, with hearts aching for home
comfort and home care, aud were met bv
you with all a woman great love and pity,
and were made 10 feel that we were an
sharers in your sympathy.
Amonst those wherever your duty may
call, your superior ability and qualification
viii win for you the respect and esteem Of
your coworkers. We beg that you will
carry with you our most grateful remem
brance; with sentiments Of the highest re-
CARDS snd esteem,
We are, Madame, your friends,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

CUxREREAsD Gar, March 1s.--Inforna-
ton, deemed reliable, Gays Longstreet's
headquarters are at Greenyille, Tenn, and
Buckner's at Bulls Gap. Their main force
is between these two points. Their pickets
are eight miles above Morristown. Gen.
Vaughan is at Rogersville and Gen. Jones
at Longs Mills, eight miles below Jones'
Vile, Va.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15
Miscellaneous RumOrs.

New York, March l4.-The Tribuness
dispatch says Adml Dahlgren is on his way
here, without having obtained his sons re-
mains.
The Washington Intelligencer denies that
Meade intends retiring or resigning on ac-
count of i'll health.
The Chronicle says Gen. Wadswerth is
instructed TO state, no mOreprisOners will
be exchanged, except on the principle of
man for man, regardless of color.
NEW YORK, March l4.-Cotton IT cents
Gold 81.
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AmuSementS.

THEATRE.-Miss Helen Western made
her frst appearance last night TO fine
house, and made herself at once favorite.
Tonight she appears as Don Caesar in the
musical drama Of Don Cesar de Bazan. Don
Jose by Mr.. Foster; Marquis Rotunda by
Mr.. Alien; Martana by Nellie John
son Countess, by Mrs Jordan. The per-
formances close with the farce Of The
Two Buzzards"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

The Mississippian reports four hundred
deserters in Jones county have been organ
lied, and successfully resisted all attempts
to subdue them.
The Mobile Tribune of the ID says on
Thursday five hundred and sixty-seven
shots were thrown at Fort Powell by the
Yankee fleet, doing no damage.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15
The Elegant War HIemento.
ANNALS OF THE
q Army of the Cumberland. "
ToUR EDITIoSs SOLD ~ ToUR N0sITs-THE TIrTH
EDfTIOs ~ FRIsI

EoUR EDITIoSs SOLD - FoUR N0sIus-THE TirIH
EDITIOs ~ FRIsI.
Il have received and examined your beautiful
work, Annals Of the Army Of the Cumberland Il
exceeds ms highest expectation ~ an elegant me-
neuiO u our Amy, and you have nay hearty thanks
and earnest wishes for vs. success Nal. Gen. W.
;. I.OsErRASs.
90 am indeed reioiced b hear Of the success Of
your book. Il was undertaken ioT noble purpose,
and deserves the unb0unded patr0nage q the peo-
pie q the whole country. Maj Gen. GE0HGE II.
THOMAS.
Your book II n beautiful memeuto Of our Army.
and hope L s receive, what ii justly merits, the
liberal support Of the Army and u friends q home
Mai.-(ien. JsO. VI. PALNEE.
This beautiful and popular work is now being
Sold from Maine % California. and has been sept -
England a. o specimen % an American War BOOK
No book 81 TIE war. nor for years previous, ittS
been 50 vel received b. the Press and the ptDie'
as has this. ,.....
limited number Il copies 81 the last edition has
lust been received n Nashglie = containing very
valuable addition VIZ;
THE CHATTANOOGA CAMPAIGN, AND The
battle Of ChiclERmauGn, WITH
An ELEGANT MAP, &c-
The vors is nos complete the Annals Of the
Arms IA d. Cumberland. under Maior-Generl Ro-
se,.r.p- For sale Or the several CITY News Delots.
Mar lo-lW
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

Lieut.. Saml \. Kneeland, of the 18th
Michigan, has been appointed aid to Gen.
+. S. Granger. Lieut.. Kneeland has been
for some months in the Office Of the Provost
Marshal, in Nashville, and has made troops
Of friends by his gentlemanly bearing. lie
has our best wishes for stin further pro
,.osfor
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

The attention of our readers is d.
reeted to the advertisement Of Benson's
Music House, in another column. lie has
q large assortment Of musical instruments,
music, stationery, paper, school books, and
many other articles, all Of which he is
selling cheap.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

TUE consumption d water ~ the cty rom 80
Wsfer WoTts bas Of late increassd so rapidly
tf i 4 made Necessary o. tlle cngine day ara
night b. Keep up The supply "a water. AZ eiiisri
iaiine tie water are rfIutaffi E. ,tpi..iii'At r
.,i - ,.,a..s,. IA Is lose. and tfg age af tfe
., ti,,s ntfsad filaf she city laws Iil ittlil 70
49, ..,.I y.s..sss MI =. dei,iiy eniorced.
WarIn-lw $40. HUGH SMITH. haYor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

= oer an Thursday. 10th inst, q me Noiens.
lie rurnrlke fcswefn ~qpiFs tnaify aud
: Il 4usir'a GOLD WATCH Niih . pfsss efl,ln-
- ~ "A - Gee zi.ie 4 a horse, and On ne ether
- - =, -a.I - hounds Number q recoliectea.
ne ,hSsr reaard aill b. lid Z ~ e rs af.ee.
Mar t1-1E4 o. = %eft-@ss
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The River At Plttshnrg
Smelling Port Powell.

PITTsBURG, March 1.-THE river Is Is
feet by the metal mark, and falling slowly.
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Joel Davis, Esq, Of the Adams Tx
press, and W. C. Collier, viii accept our
thanks FOR late papers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

There was a thin formation Of ice
yesterday morning on the surface Of water
ia exposed situations.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

The Richmond papers publish orders
which they allege were found on the per
son of Col. Dahlgren. The Washington
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette says
these orders are forgeries.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

Paul Morphy, the great chess-player,
has returned to New Orleans from Paris, via
Havana
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

Anegro woman, outincumbrance,
who is a good cook, can find employment
upon application at this Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

A small frame house on McLemore
street, west OF the Capitol was destroyed
BY fire on Sunday night.