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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-12-31
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
lac Dying \ ear.

lac Dying ear.
The dire of the year Will soon he sung,
Tse kuelI q his dea;h IS already ruEE;
lie les out-;re,ch-d on his icy bier,
Around Ia brow is q chap-t sere,
AMI Time, thu sexton, with hurried .rs4!,
Pr=par=s the turf f5r his narrow bed
But now er- the funeral rites arr done,
The mourners are greeting hrs youthful con,
Forgetting tle sire 80 lately d-ad-
WI:h g1rIards they deck the infants head,
- II in a bridal hall they trld,
Their footsteps zap over the n=T-Iaid sot.
Yet what La;h the Oh man done, that IL
SHOULD suffer such gross indiguiry'
What foul misieed has his lifetime shown,
For which, in his grave, he should thus stoue'
Alas ! fear that the revelling thronS
Have done 70 MS ashes grievOus wrong.
His Iif- vas mingled trade, Ike our.
OF s1rroS aui gi1dness, and showers,
or the i-e,ness wool, and the booming vale,
The breeze r Spring. aud the Winter galci
Like mists that Bed a. the dawn Of day.
. or the breaking sayes-it passed away
fTis said that he kept a secret seroIl,
a record true - the human soul.
Wherein ~ gr1ge,I, viii. impartial p-n,
AMI few there are hut would fin efacz
Some lines his hand has been known 10 trace.
And therefore ia Idle mirJh they tread
The turf that covers hrs !owiy head,
And gulH with shouts Of in.rusat- joy,
Rich g5bI-ts SLED to the blooming boy;
just 50, when his aged sire was young,
Around Hl5 cradle they danced AMI sung.
But long ere the youths brgh, locks are gray,
or The bloom hi cheek shall PASS away,
Hearts jDyous shall be sad with fears,
AID eyes now brirht shall be dim with tears,
Hopes, bishted for ever affections crost,
Companioas seyer'd, and friendships los;.
so let u I've. that times onward fOw
May leave It passes no Pans OF woci
That whether 10, BE- dark bright
The heart within may BE- true sni right,
Ani It's future records exhibit nOc
a single line we could Sish 20 bict- selected
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-03
A FAiIurs 40 Flo ldn.

New YSRk, Jule 2 An expedition up
Ashepdo-nver, Riorida, by Gem Bfheyg had
been unsuccessful owing 70 the ipcampeten-
ey of the pilot Of the steamer. Boston, which
got aground ard was rid1Ted BY a rebel
battery Several menwerB billed aud drown,
ed and the boat burned to,preYent falling 10
to the hands Of the enemy Some ninety
hUrses, many belonging 20 the Oh Massa-
ehusetta cavalry a wsre,rlost TIE Bosiou
formerly run between Boston and Bangor
lbsHroopS on hoard were safely transferred
aud the expeditionirs io t.sl
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NAJANTEn-Caraaeo woodYorkmsn., Rleck
Wv ssplths nd nsinlsts want 4 ihine ediatoy. The
hest wages gwen. Aprlt 90 30 fulfHHc4 pig
aHlI WV fhAhtlFsU FeuH b sirsst. d
IITANTRDs4A sitastion ss EHFinssr on = "a
w neuhfy epgpHa by y young manulaialy from
nnadai haa had v 50 leaIs, o. per6ncei hRH ob
le.tion 70 gong 20 Vie cntfittY. Auesry tnRasameIi
vs. N ctti Please adpress u. o. 81, f8oS oi thiA
pSlf' sta'ing wAsFfsp iphFGev NAY b Aed1 3
GtAs,h ~ eohtAdatnee n me kiSancs o.
W coal d % 0nd ~ ma. Usls that enter iht n
Ih9uHe ture ~ CRs, the GaH nlBF ny are cor pesg
10 AdfAn the price Of Ca one dollar pkf lOo0 eet
Eeir the afet day of May until furihsr notice
mfds b. 7. EVANS, Secretary.
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.8aiIg GmIpirt,
Last Mans Dlspalcheg.

wcr sqiIs,is:-i rys'PI Y I ,RS
tilsni at HanOytf 9. n. ~ lOiIF
o. WASHINGTON. June 4 Major General d K
A dspalch from tirAnla hesdqpar;efg. dst
yesterday, June lst, at 10 A. NJ has been
received BY this department, Il states that
lbout o, P. NJ the day before, Sheridan per
ceiying force of febel cavalry at Cod
q 4 or, ph ch p'ovel to be 4 tshu.
eps civ sion, tackled, and ai;sg
nard fight, rouIed II, together wlth croRhan's
BRIGADE Of intsnirg. which cane 10 Lea A..
support gteriddn remained in possession vt
the place. Hsrspored at dark that h7d
considerable number Of prisoners, aud
that th re- we're many, dead aud woundedpn n
he field. He was odered to hold The 'po.'
,itlon, aud 81 10, POM, the 9Th Corps dav 'a9tv
out 10 ooeuhy it, ..i.i yg. ...l.a. fa 30 Af.
We have not yet heard from Wright or '-'
Sheridan this morning, and 90 not know -''f
sht ths the ioonier got this dfstthatiou-
Smith mpst be CLOSE upon Wrights column.
This NOR ing the enemy is also moving
heavy coldnniin the aAn7e dteodoh.A = Theg1'l.n
order has igst gone to Warren to i4l ppeH lna75
theit flank
wnsoh had 4 afEht last evening nsapfHhra sid b
over Court House. With Youngs brigHderUf7 nod
cavalry He routed Yang, killing and ,.
eapturipg many; but there has been good
dtsl ot artillery firing ih'tbst direction this sdL
mor ina.i Il. VI IN q'Diia-5t a,l at tf,r8td reo
6Jbt On MondSv s,,ernoon near R4,b.sJa noig,
Church Col Lyhell, OF the l3h Virginiag aud saT
Col, Willis con, ,manding Pegrams brigsde were f;.
killed, Colonel Christian Of the 49.h. Penn.
syfvania was *uurde and captured, and 60 as1n
was The AsSistsotAdjVtant Gsutrai Of Ramo sz,1al
sey' 8 brigade, name not reported ten other , a,
Commissioned officers were reported, and
sdVehiy priva,esi6ud sixty tebel4 we're barIsdi aa
in tue Geld IN our centen1 Burnside FepOrls sV
bis advance line as being this morning with.
ID m lie and a half Of Mech uicwle' 'I' l'y'l e'
No other military intelligence has besnqe.agua1,
ceivtd by this Department since yesterday. .,f,
(SIgued) 4 NJ STANTON
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tIutistIn No 9-.nIors nUnsoundn work
----.- ~ Graml AAAln v lt larLoMa --.L---

WAanINGToS, June 2-9:3OP TO Major
General Dix: A dispatch from 0enera. Gfaut,
dated Ai seven o cto this morning 40 Bsths s.
,ds Church, has just bsen received, Il states
hat yesterday (wednesday) un attack was
ordered to be made on bhr lett al Cold Hsr!
bor, by the SIKH Corps and The troops .uud,r
Smnhi Warren, Burnside and Hancock being
held 10 read ness 70 advance in theiI respect
owe iIonis The attack was msde yirhspifit'
shout Eve in the afternoon, committing tiit
after dark, and resulting IN our carrying the
ensmys works on the right Of the SIKH Corgs
where Ws still hold them, aud also the iirsr
Iine in trout Of Smith The latter, however,
were commanded in the rear, WHICH made
those carried untenable '''''" 3"
The enemy made epeRied assaults on each
Of the corps not engaged 10 lhe main sssaplt ;,
bot were rtpulsed n every instance, Several
hundred prisoners were taken, but cbhbot
say what numbers nor estimate onrs nor the
ehemy's casualties. During the night the
enemy made several assaults to regain what
they had lost, bat failed No dispRfches from
amy other quarter have been received a. this
Department to-day. E. NJ STANTON,
gao Secretary OF War
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An Iron-ciad Engrg. ment on the Jane

-BERNUDA llUNDREny. Va, June Lat 3
O'Clock this morning, a rebel Iron ciad cstAe
down the DANES river aud attacked our
Monitors. : he engagement continued for
two bouts, With continuous and heavy can
.ponadDg The rebel iron.cad was thea
drawn offo The result was not known when
he steamer John Warner lett this morning
CAnnonadng continued at that time, but it
was suppossd4o be m6styeon la6d face-ra
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GEx, BUrtEE made war on W. man 81 n, y
Orleans And sncceedsd He made var on
dogs AZ Norfolk snd gained complete vic.
tory be made va son men near Pe'ersbuie
aud wsa ingloriOesly whipped he will rouBil
hiu sen he' ssloIsn 70 the woman sbo The dogs
u he knows what's good for him, = Louispiiie
nuspaf NIf NJ N
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e'H sIa.s sr y Ssiss. stE r.sr S. fer 'h'

n ., v ASSR@'
FoRTREss MoNRoE, June l,--Au order has
been ssued BY General Butler, requiring that
All rebel prisoners captured BY General Wild
10 The recent engagements on the james river,
and forwarded By bin 70 Fortress Monroe,
and THENCE 10 Point lookout be immediately
retnrned to General wilds headquarters, fcr
what purpose is not kpovg, yrsi
lntormalion has been received that eolorsd
,Soopa capiared lrom General Wid's com
maBd have been shot by the rebels, 1IlIu,
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ATTACH MENT NOTICE

Perrs Weave, TIanun. gsinst Vat an H. Boys, NJ
iendsny nsfors tolin hurnt a. Af-sicetf tis peAfe
Of N ru nsop L0vpsttR IN, .Mqp spgnfTy Cpnnty. Ohio
nm tht qs day of N ath iSes said Jus,iee asued
\ = sn eraer o. Attaehf eatAn tlse Ahdvs athof ~
w iilh asy of Nay, At oss % oeisrE ~ , no ss
aaWs PkRRY WkGVkR.
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0no SQUARE, ef1hty worlH4 ntf- week, =. L..a.st ~
Per raquare, each week IN e0
square, Onet ~ VI
nR- Terms fof Advertisements ocUupytuAl n greats
space, for longer period thaunhcve specified msl
.kpown a tho Counting Room, 50 All adyortsetne,
are charged At the ahnve rates uneas written
Aent Ia Tnade VTeFiopr 10 insertion ~ Al c941qlHd
Veftsementp must ~ psid fpr 10 advancs, y p
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OR. .SALE BY

so 4 d6feQfusI I'd ID .sllo~
VIM wslvhoH and W " st-watV, Dayton G s6fsS q
teyer MiamisfpIgi JSQb s9Rlgei a Bion;J y - nder-
son, CenterFille; MyeTf, New Lehan0n; n Ipckson,
chAmbefslinrg; III hahtr, faffirhurg pH Divine,
fohhave ATngldls Eimlort, south tFlin aton, Jae0b
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.r' B u i L u L N @
YfNb 3 uhdprsiFued ~ uads srrang ngenetss 10 efeet
II and uonplft gosu, houses at iair pr IS thst
.NonlA vRrfnnl hose uuR ynoant lOtx unimproved
q nveaL - the den apd daily ilcrtAslpR foz he M
Nest pADA, With cost 81 teilahf resdy fot inpest.
ganon. JOHN II THOMAS, Aren't,
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A.est,
s.NbtgIs. ". d .al n. =. !.
UNITED ETATESH HOTEL

-gao4 BEAefg sTRRET BosToN 'fa'n.eJ
lD'rsouy opPosie IiisR esios eno wcrcsstsrRslfosd
.-..U etH Depot bI9nv HNl eflH1r1
rTNHF pnderS gDed who hes heen cunnerted with the
L AmhHcan House, " thsfltY, or oye niAe ,years, +,
sa beA 4ed tiE WeiF knoWn Hud popular Hotel fof a
taTp pi years. and pledge bin slf u ht ri. nds a0a
~ hhiic N use his tHost Efforts 70 surin lhH rep.
siatioB Of the tuNl' Ed STATES H0TELias nfrst
rlaas horse Ths pUhlie may rely upon dndfng at
gus h6e.s, all Hpplgnses end comforts Of krss'
flass hotel rF - 81. fI.
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COsPANfN lRSHAP. p ,5s is
TNaE underfisnsd hsye THE day formed eoo.psrt.
nsrsnip aud tfthA napsRnd ara OF eREEkk u
NIX :, Or ths pdrH9sas q tran1so.ins wholesale
~ the old stand IN va hns.sne o. m ftrsetI op
posIts tls Oolt dO0Sss yhare tasy Noali b. psssa,d
to t1s tnsnie of ;th nouinS ~nd a. many neS
may fdYoT sheEn fith esdln bah Ntg ti-f 5"
WILLIAM @ BRs END, Ilt
s,,s iANDKEWt @ IhiXOh.J = Ha
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AmUsRmENr&

THEATRE Mr.. and Miss COuldock
enter Tomorrow night upon the second
week Of their engagement Ga that &C.
casion toe drama Of "DoP viii be pre-
sented, Miss Couldock appearing as Dot,
aud Mr.. c. as Caleb Plummer. The per-
formanOes close with The "ROugh Dia-
mond."
NEw THEATRE.-Mllo. Zoe, Ben. Yates
and E. D. Lay, commence an engage
ment at this establishment tomorrow
night. The bill consists OF the military
spectacle Of "The French Spy" and the
NEUROLOGICAL ballet of "Ths Scotch
mans Dream" In the former, the charm
ing Zoe enacts Msthilde; and, in the lat
ter, Zephyr, the Fairy Quean. We are
glad that Che managers have done Zoe
the justice of giving her an opportunity
TO come before the public on her own
merits ;>and we venture to predict that
they win rejoice At tho result. Zoe is =
swimming card" as well as 5 winning
woman"
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES,

WAsHmeToN, Jan. 28.-The repor
that The President had ordered schOfelI
to supercede Foster is incorrect.
ROseerans has been put in command o
the Department of Missouri.
The President has told the Arkansal
Delegation that be would not appoint 1
military Governor, but would entrus
military and civil power to Gen. Steele
Admiral Lee reports the destruction
of 81 blockade runners recently off Viii
mingtOn.
The sharp musketry firing, at o'clock
on Thursday morning, among the rebels
near Ely's Ford, is supposed to be from
q concerted attempt of a considerable
body to desert.
The Tredegar Iron Works have been
removed to Columbia.
Gov. Pierpont and the Alexandris, vs.,
Legislature, have protested against Gen
Buffers vigorous administration of affairs
at Norfolk.
The Presidents amnesty proclamation
created state of feeling in the rebel
army indicating it's utter Generalization,
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 23-The House
of Delegates adopted s series Of resOlu-
tons to-day endorsing Lincoln's admin
istratiOn and re-nominating him for re-
election.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23-.COltOn 8416i
gold Sc.
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 23.-Trsins are
now running regularly between Nash
vile and Chattanooga.
Col. McCallum has arrived with one
thousand mechanics and labOrers, and
the work of rebuilding the railroad tc
Knoxville will be commenced st once.
Sufficient supplies having accumulated
the issuing of full rations commenced to-
day.
A large number Of veteran volunteers
have left the army, but the balance Of
power is maintained by raw recruits
from the North, and deserters from the
South. Seven hundred recruits came
down this morning.
Ga Monday one hundred and fifty
rebels deserted, and to-dsy another squad
of fourteen came within our lines. The
rebel army still occupy their old position
st Dalton. It is believed their force does
not exceed thirty thousand men. The
Tennessee and Kentucky troops are
encamped in the centre under guard to
prevent desertions. II is positively
known that they are killing their best
mules for subsistence.
Gen. Grant came to front this morning.
Gen. Judah left for Knoxville to resume
command of his old Division, 23d corps.
Fl. S. Hewitt has been assigned, by Grant,
as Medical Director of the Department
of the Ohio. It is reported that General
Foster is in the field. No demonstra-
tiOns have been made recently by the
rebels. Guerrillas quiet.
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OF the many branches of the Arts,
one has Of late been rapidly developed
and improved, and Is awakening no in
considerable degree Of interest in cur
midst. We sllude to PHoToaRAPHY.
The beautiful pictures produced BY the
skillful operator, so perfect in the like
ness, and so exquisite ia tone sRd finish,
and Withal so cheap, commend them to
81 classes. They are equally sought by
persons Of elegant and refined taste,
and those whose rude ideas Of the arts
have never been cultivated. Beauty
levels sll distinctions; and commands
admiration in ali quarters. The mon
arch and the subject are alike its slave 8
The Photograph or the Ambrotype, in
all their varieties, are produced In the
most perfect style at the CUMBERLAND
GALLEY Cedar street. This is an es-
tablishment which keeps pace with the
improvements Of the day. Improvement
is, indeed, its watchWord. Il has re-
Gently been supplied with . mammoth
camera box-the only one of the kind
in the Western eountry-with which
eight large photographs are taken IT one
sitting. It is not the Wing multiplying
instrument, but something far superior.
Il is under the immediate supervision Of
Mr.. Fl. FERDINAND, a gentleman who has
mastered his profession, and is acknowl-
edged by the best judges to be one Of
the most accomplished operators in the
United States. A trial is all that is
necessary to prove the merits of the
operator and his instrument.
The public are invited to visit this
Gallery, whether they want pictures or
not. They will find there many gems
of art, in the examination CT which an
hour may be spent pleasantly and prof.
tably. Amongst them are pictures Of
nearly all of the leading officers of the
Army of the West, Photographic Views
or Scenes, &C., &c.
The attaches of this establishment are
ever attentive and courteous; and take
pleasure in attending to all who may
visit the Gallery either as customers or
simply 10 see its works Of art
Jan20-s. A. S. MORSE.
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GOLD FOB SuvER.-THos. S. MARI,
corner of Union and COllege-s,reets, will
give gold for Mexicsn and Spanish dol
lars and half-dollsrs, and also for Amer
lean dollars and halt dollars coined pre-
vious 10 1858.
The highest prices paid Tor Tennessee
money. al kinds If uneurrent money
bought and sold 81 the best rates.
Go vernment certificates given either in
the city or country cashsd on the most
reasonable rates. Jan
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suffers, Attention.
II. and III. LAEDsBERG & Co., corner of
the Square and Market street, have on
hand q complete stock Of Suffers Goods,
which they offer at the very lowest mar
ket rates. Among the stock can be
found
20 doz. grained Cavalry BOOts.
L Napoleon
2OButts Natural Leaf Tobacco.
100 Caddies Bright and Twist, do.
65 Sweet do.
90 Gro. Sweet Owen, fine cut.
100000 Best brands Cigars.
80 Doc. Wool Travelling Shirts.
25 Gases Concentrated MiIk.
20 Sardines.
So 4" Pickles.
20 Kegs Pigs Feet.
120. Best Hamburg Cheese.
Also, Oysters, Msokerel, Spices, Apple
Butter, Peaches, Pine Apples, etc, Writ
ing Paper, Envelopes, Backing, Ink, and
3 full stock of Suffers Notions, with the
best brands Of Whisky, Wines, Brandy,
Gin cocktails, etc,
Call and see for yourselves.
A. s. nj. LAEDsBEEG & Co,
Corner Market Sc. and Squsre.
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We do not want the public TO forget
our old friend Dolbear. His classes in
penmEnship and phonetic short hand can
be increased with profit to the pupil as
well as the tutor. Let no one hesitate
who may wish 10 acquire either Of these
qualifications for useful life. a better
instructor, one moro devoted 10 his work,
cannot be found.
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We would call the attention Of the Ia
dies 10 those black velvet riding caps,
which, like all the goods kept By Messrs.
Green & Green, ere useful, and at the
same time pretty.
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Recorder Shane administered the pen
atty Of violated law yesterday to seven
delinquents-one had violated the liquor
license law, and the remainder had been
disOrderly. For once, nobody was be-
fore him for drunkennesa.
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ArrlvnIof GencraI vance.

Gen. Vance who commanded the brig
ade Of rebel cavalry recently SO badly
beaten by Col. Palmer's brigade of Union
troops, an account Of which we publish
ed few days since, arrived in this city,
yesterday marniDg, 3 prisoner. he was
captured while attempting to escape
through the mountains. lie viii be sent
to Johnsen's Island in day or two. We
inquired relative TO The details Of the
fight, but learn they we're exactly as we
reported them several days since, and
therefore it is unnecessary to repeat them.
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In making mention Of The ID Brigade,
% Division Of Cavalry, yesterday, the
types made US say it was composed Of
the 1st, I'd, and 4ih Ohio Cavalry. What
we. intended to say was the "1st, 3rd and
4tb."
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JAMS

A No. / Residence on Russell street
Edgsfeld. Southern money taken At
thirty-6vs cents in The dollar. Apply to
Thomas S. Mari, banker, corner Of Union
and College streets.
January "a, 1864.
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mhtills 4uiou.
SUNDAY MORNING, JAN. "a 1864

We are without late news By mail last
night. The Louisville and Nashville train
did not arrive until after we had put our
paper 10 press. Itlefi Cave City on time,
but did not arrive st Bowling Green until
near o'clock, having been detained By
smother train which was of tie track.
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A CRUEL THRUST AT THE REBELS
An editorial in 3 late number Of the
London Times, contains the following
cruel blow at rebellion:
"But the statement Of Southern finance
is a melancholy affair. The Southern
people are inundated by deprecated pa
per currency, their trade is destroyed
their industry terribly impeded, and yet
their President can make no bsttar sug-
gestion than the imposition Of heavy
direct taxation in order to reduce the
currency within proper bonds, in ad-
ditiOn to what may be required to make
provision for the war.
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Divine service in the German language
will be held in the basement Of the
Second Prespy terian Church, common
mencing at ! o'clock, P. N.
ii. EnaFns. Chanlain.
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We are pleased to inform all who are
fond of good living, that they can find
the finest selection Of dried, preserved
and fresh Fruits, Groceries, Candies,
Nuts, Wines, and almost everything that
is good in the eatable and drinkable line,
at W. w. TOtten's, No. % College street
opposite Sewanee House. BE sells at the
lowest market rates, and delivers all goods
bought of him free of charge.
dec29 In,
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The weather yesterday was bright aud
genial Fires were unnecessary. The
blue bird evidently from its movements
thought spring had arrived.
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A couple of young men were arrested
Saturday for unlawful mule traffic. They
were bound over till Tomorrow.
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The mud blockade is being gradually
"rsised" What about the blockade on
whiskev
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-24

TOR RENT-A Frame House suitable FOR q small
i store Fer particulars apply az the ofice Of the
Nashviis Wood Company, "a College street, between
Church and Broad, 70
ERNEST II. BZMENT, Agt.
UTANTED by the Nashville Wood Company, 10,
w OO0 Cords Of good Akh, Hickory and Maple
Weed, cut or 10 the tree, within twenty milea Of
NASHVILLE delivered on ether bank Of the Gambler
land or ia easy haul Bg distance, for which liberal
price viii De paid Inquire a. tie oices - College
street, between Church ard Broad, Of
ERNEST b. BEMENTs Ag't
VTTANTFD-ty the Nashville Wood Company,
w 900 Wood Choppers, % whom liberal WAGES
will be paid subsistence furnished and protection
papers given. Apply &c
Ernest ~ BENIGN AR't
"a College st., between Church end Broad
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