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New MUsrc.-We have just received
from the publisher, W. W Whitney,
Toledo, Ohio, three specimen copies OF
as many new songs, the titles Of which
are as follows: "Hard Times in Dixie"
am waiting and The Patriots
Grave" The first named piece is rather
a dull and uninteresiing production
the other two are very fair pieces. ~
am waiting is an easy and pretty piece;
we commend it to our young friends
Send for all Of them-price p cents
each Address publishers, Toledo
Ohio.
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We are obliged to Joel Davis, Esq,
Of the Adams Express, for late New
York and Philadelphia papers; and to
y. II. Enrich, and W. c. Collier, News
dealers, for the latest Louisville and
Cincinnati papers.
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The finest and largest assortment of
fishing hooks, lines, poles, corks, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot, caps, etc,
are to be found at the Hardware Store
Of G. w. Fall 4 Co
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Some twenty-five or thirty rebel pris-
oners, captured a day or two ago, at
one Of the gaps beyond Ringgold, RI
rived in this city yesterday, and were
sent TO the Military Prison
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Capt George 3. Todd, noted guer-
rilla, was captured last Sunday near
independence, No.
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Pioneer Intelligence and Employment
Office,
d. -, Deaderiek -.

We viii give cur undivided attention 70
the hiring Of House Servants and Nurses.
Private families and Hotels can be supplied
with good and Trustworthy servants BY cal
ling On PArToS BEOs, Genl7 Agts.
y. B.-Twenty good House Servants CAP
get immediate employment By ealing on
PAFFoz BEos, General Agsnts.
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G.P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.

All pens bear my trn16 marx, &C. P. BARNES,
EXTRA Lou, KY" for which have secured thu
Dpy-righf and are warranted Il carats fine and per
tect in every respect. Sent by mail or express {
my part Of the country on receipt Of price and re
turn charges Persons ordering Will please state th
size and style desired, whether hard or soft fine O!
coarse; and if the pen should fail to please or prove
defective, viii have the privilege OF exchanging it
deduction Of fifteen percent allowed on orders Of
s25 or oyer, and twenty five per cent. on those Of
800. Literal discounts made to the trade. dc
pens repaired IN the best manner for thirty-ive
cents (dld stamp each. Pen and Watch circular
sent FREE. Address
G. p. BARNES
Dealer in Gold Pens and American Watches,
3l9 Third street, Louisville, KY.
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Of late certain persons have been
hitcbing horses in the alley between
Deaderick and Union street, and OBJ
strueting the passage to our Office. VIII
the Police have this stopped?
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We publish this morning a letter
from an army correspondent We
omit portion Of the letter as contra
band; and dissent TO his comments
upon the people Of East Tennessee.
They viii not be found wanting in the
day Of trial
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The finest and largest assortment Of
fishing hooks, lines, poles. corks, reels
snoods, seines, powder, shot, caps, etc,
etc, are to be found at the Hardware
Store Of g. w. Fall Il Co
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The weather the past week has been
fair and dry. The leaders Of our armies
could not have desired better for
forward movements.
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Particulars OF the Crossing OF the
RapIdan.

Particulars OF the Crossing OF the
Rapldan.
Butler Landed at City Point.
Lees Army Driven Back.
Grant Said TO be In Pursuit.
Butler Moving on Richmond In two
Columns.
Lee Leaves all his Dead and Wounded
on the Field.
Burnside Joining Grant with $1,000
achievements.
Further Particulars Of the Landing
at City Point.
Cur Monitors over the Bar at Har.
FlsOn's Landing.
Lee Severely Thrashed by Grant.
PhySiognOmlnIcaI Distortions Among
Brokers.
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FEcE OF THE NASHVILLE WOOD co.
KOOD AED COtL pEPoT.

"a S. College, 5ef,c.cn Clgrct azd Eroq9 SIS.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Gav 2, 1854.
Prom this date The pEieesof Wood vii be
Is follows:
Sawed and split, per cord ......... sil CO
halfc9rj.. 90
-Four foot wood, per cori............ 10 90
hslf cord -. 90
Wood sawed to order and delivered FREE
IN any part Of the city.
Orders left a. the Company's Office, OF
sent through the Post Office, VIII receive
prompt attention.
ERxEsT II. BEWzET,
may7-tE Agent
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.a9ArlllG lni0n.

THE UNION has the largest
circulation OF any Newspaper in
'Eennessee---its City and Army
circulation more than double any
either paper.
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We arc happy to be informed that
Major Gen. Crittenden IS 10 have q
command under Gen. Burnside.
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Brig Gen. A C. Gillem, has been ap-
pointed commander Of the Tennessee
cavalry.
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Recorder Shane disposed Of fourteen
cases yesterday, chiefly disorderly con
duct.
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The finest and largest assortment Of
fishing hook, lines, poles, corks, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot caps, etc,
etc, are 10 be found at the Hardware
Store Of G. w. Fall AGO.
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See tho advertisement of D. A. Par
rish, q Co, you that want hay, corn,
Hungarian grass seed, and so forth.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-08

The finest and largest assortment Of
fishing hooks, lines, poles, corks, reel,
snoods, seines, powder, shot caps, etc,
are 20 be found at the Hardware Store
Of o. w. Fall a Co.
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ETf you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr.. Jackson, at c. D. Ben
sens Music Store. Ap26tf
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Fresh yenison Steak, with Jelly, at he
st. Nicholas may St
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Photograph Albums,
Ext-a fine, suitable for city trade,
THE SOLDIERS
DIPLO NJ A ,

besutfil Lthograph Cam Parade and Battle
Scene. 81 highly coloresi-tiEuE sprea IN the cen
ter for your photograph. tie names Of your officers
regiment. and the I-iti~s you hsve been engaged
in We are sending thoueards by mal 70 soldiers
IN camp, who hsye them flied out and send N. n
home Nhea ir,I1@s they make q teautfli pic
ttlrc, and for a soldier ana hs family, tiei
more hoDored. livery soldier should send Tor one
Srnt - NAL 10 pa-te-o1a-i tabc. On recsipt oi
81 cents Discount - SCENTS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-08

REAL ESTATE SALEs-During the past
week, w. Matt Brown & Co, made, for
the owners, the following sales of real
estate
IA house and lot on North Mar
ket street, owned by W. A Glenn, sold
to Mr. Levy for $500
IA house and lot on Cedar street,
two doors from the Catholic Church;
owned by DR.. Atchison, sold to Mr.
Seiferle. for s., $50.
3.-Lot near the lower wharf, owned
by w R. Demunbrane, sold to John
McGolrick for $4,000
4-Lot near same, owned by same;
sold to Martin Cowan for 81, go.
5.-A vacant lot 81 feet front on Cher
ry street, owned by Turner S. Foster;
sold TO Gen. Ed Hickman for S8,545.
The first was sold at private sale; the
others at auction; all for cash.
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McMULLEN & GATES,

no. i43 Walaut-st., No. 2sN. Cherry-st.,
Ninftnls! NsshTlla.
Erei4srr,ly R11,ssals. ! HBol1ssls a,.d Rs.aa.
P SIT either house we vii attend personally
b al orders and val furnish anything crdeled Il
the lowest market proc, aDd nd by flsii or e.
not. Mon. 3 O.
may S-su
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100 pairs Corduroy Pants, at Higgins
No. II Cedar street.
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80 very fine Camp Stools, az Higgins's,
80. II Cedar street.
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Al the Wharf, upon the arrival Of the
steamer Emma Floyd, to-day.
Apply % J. c. WEST,
mayT-2t. at the Boat.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-08

Good assortment Of trunks, valises,
carpet-sacks, and hayersacks, at the
new store, p Cherry street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-08

Ladies embroidered toilet slippers, for
fifty cents, at q Cherry street.
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Go 70 Higgins's and got G good Citizens
Suit, No. II Cedar street
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RIVER NEws-The Cumberland River
continues to fall fast, with A. feet water
on the Shoals. The weather is dry and
warm.
The following are the arrivals and
departures yesterday.
ARRWsD--J. w. Cheesman and EN-
ma Floyd, Cincinnati; Mamie, Clarks-
vile.
DsrARrED-Imperial, St louis Mel
notte, and Lady Franklin, Cincinnati;
4 Baker Smithland; Ontario, Pitts
burg
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The biggest stock Of Yankee Notions, for
Wholesale IN Nashville, is at No. IL Cedar
street.
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A big stock OF Cheese end Can Fruits, q:
No. II Cedar street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-08

Good calfskin boots, for FIVE dollars,
at the new store, 81 Cherry street
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We made an error yesterday in sum
ming up the deaths in the United States
Hospitals in Nashville, during the month
of April last We should have said:
United States soldiers............... Al
Refugee citizens, government en-
ployees, cOntrdbauds and rebel
prisoners ........................... 300
Total............................... Sl7
~Os these there ere only sir
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Fresh Cucumbers at the St. Nicholas.
may 9 D.
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200 do7. White Cotton Gloves, at Hirgins's
No. IL q lar street.
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4 splendid lot Of Spring cslicoes for sale
at twenty-five cents q yard, at the New
store, 81 Cherry street. ,ap22
Calieoes twenty-five cents yard, St 81
Cherry street. sp22
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For a very fne Hat and Cord, 60 10 Hig-
gins's, No. II Cedar street.
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At the new store, q Cherry street
you can buy good sett of knives and
forks, for one dollar.
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usiaess 2IOtiees.

Turtle Soup at the It. Nicholas, this day.
may 3--2t
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Higgins has got q large stock Of sutler
Goods.
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80 Barrels Of Choice Apples fer Sale,
IN the Highest RlddeP.

may CT
50 Barrels Of Choice Apples fer Sale,
TO the Highest Bidder,
Al the Wharf, upon the arrival Of the
steamer Emma Floyd, to-day.
may7-2t. at the Boat.
Fresh Cucumbers at the St. Nicholas.
may s-2t
A big stock OF Cheese end Can Fyuits, q:
No. II Cedar street.
Fresh yenison Steak, with Jelly, at lie
St. Nicholas. may St
-S>a
Go 70 Higgins's and got good Citizens
Suit, No. II Cedar street.
The biggest stock Of Yankee Notions, Tor
Wholesale in Nashville, is at No. Il Cedar
street.
100 pairs Corduroy Pants, at Higgns's,
No. II Cedar street.
Good calf-skin boots, for FIVE dollars,
at the new store, q Cherry street
50 very fine Camp Stools, a, Higgins's,
No. II Cedar street.
Good assortment of trunks, valises,
carpet-sacks, and haversacks, at the
new store, q Cherry street.
Ladies embroidered toilet slippers, for
fifty cents, at p Cherry street.
geo do7. White Cotton, Gloves, at Hirgins's
No. IL g lar street.
For a very fne Hat and Cord, 90 10 Hig-
gins's, No. IL Cedar street.
--s-ss--s----
a splendid lot Of Spring cslicoes for sale
at twenty-five cents a yard, at the New
Store, p Cherry street. ,ap22
Calicoes twenty-five cents a yard, at q
Cherry street. sp22
At the new store, q Cherry street
you can buy good sett of knives and
forks, for one dollar.
Higgins has got q large stock Of Suffers
Goods.
The Best Gold Pens, at the cheapest
prices, will always be found at the Gold
Pen Depot, y Cherry street. Call IN and
| try them. March % If
Twenty Thousand Yards Of Calico fol
| sale at Is cents a yard, at the New Store, q
| Cherry street, two doors from the Railroad
Omnibus Office. ap22
A good sett Of jewelry, for one dol
lar, at the new store, q Cherry street
Officers can get good Suitof Clothing al
| Higgins's, No. IL Cedar street.
Fat young Squirrels, at the St. Nicholas.
may SGT
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The Best Gold Pens, at the cheapest
prices, will always be found at the Gold
Pen Depot, y Cherry street. Call in and
try them. March 20 If
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Twenty Thousand Yards Of Calico fol
sale at Is cents yard, at the New Store, q
Cherry street, two doors from the Railroad
Omnibus Office. ap22
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They find Gold Worth tut 81.

'hysiognOmlnIcaI Distortions Among
Brokers'.
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Officers can get a good Suitof Clothing al
Higgins's, No. IL Cedar street.
Fat young Squirrels, at the St. Nicholas
may SGT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-30
CITY cOmmERcIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY. March 29--6 r. H.
AsHss.-Reoeipis. 81 bbis Market unchanged with u
bbls sold
BEsADsrusSs. .49s bbls -four. ~ bbs and
1852 bags meal 14T bushels wheat 49, T55 bushels
corn, ANA do. oats 1877 do ye. me -four market
&c l0c lower. with moderate demand at the decline
The absence Of any export demand worth mentioning and
tho prospect increased receipts under the lower ash
tariff by lake and canal transportation, soon TO DO
sumed cause increased pressure TO sell Notwithstanding
the assumption that 0vr relatively much cheaper than
other staple commodities Saes 500 bbs. State and
Western 900 Southern $50 Canadian and 200 rye -four
within range. or corn meal 200 bbls Jersey sold ,
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Tue exhibit SHOWS further increase Of e2e2zo2 IN
loans S2Isss in deposits and $50 in circulation
re sgs tender notes declined STA sa9 the specie
S.,sS3.
Coaoierten dye dollar bills tbs Canton Bang Of
Bsosos, Ne are in circulation In Boston. They will
probably soon make their appearance this city.
-so,annuai dividend Of three per on the capital
stock Of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company
hs bsea declared, payable at tho Office Of the company
In this city and AFTER the 18th Of April The transfer
books vii be closed on Friday next, snd reopen on
the 9th.
Inc earnings OF the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad dur
ting tho mooth Of March hundred thousand
do'ss. ssanst hundred aud forty.slx thousand in
tas month last year.
Inc subscription lists for The OF 81 nrst
mortgage ccnas of the Chicago Great Eastern Rail.
-. tocapspy. which opened with Messrs schu.
ohsrat sebhard and ~ horsan's sons, have bssu
ciosss, iss ,osa having been taken.
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FlNAN~a.. AND COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY, March 2s-SP.M.

TUESDAY, March 2s-SP.M
mo shAre market was feverish and unsettled this
morning and large number Of operators and outsiders
seemed 70 be holding or until some further Developments
are made ~ Secretary Chase In regard his determine
zion on the gold question Whatever the Secretary may
DO tho matter the prices Of stocks cannot DO 1dus-
% any great extent By his action. As long as TO
maths easT their course viii be up--sa' ana no'n'ns
now can check their ad--slas Uut the work OF CON
traction which as mot seem likely soon 70 De-
nm psFtcps.1ly when take into consideration the
fact the issues Of the new national banks which
gushing out OF the fountain a. Washington viii 10
short time DO counted by tens OF millions month Com
pared with the hghes, cash sales at the rs meeting Of
che Board Of Brokers yesterday Erie preferred advanced
~, Reading IL. Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen az,
t;aeaa aad Chicago "a Pacific Mail l. and Quicksilver
Aninga New York Central declined per cent Erie y,
Hudson River l, Harlem X, Michigan Central AZ hcn
gan southern L. Illinois Central y, Cleveland and Pitts
burg X Cleveland and Toledo sh. Chicago and Rock
Issad q Cumberland Coal 2, Canton Company TX, and
Nsripcsa Mining 4.
10 the afternoon the market strong, and general
advance prices took place New York Central closed
fts Erie 1854, Erie preferred 114ss, Reading l4S,
Hudson River l5Ysk, Harlem which commenced to 60 up
after tho morning session, 127&-an or 10 per
csos over the morning sales; ~ asd Prairie du
ch,en sax. Michigan Southern II. aicnisan Central
i4ss. Illinois Central 10 aud Alton %. North.
western 6TA Cleveland and sb,re 2sss Galcna and
Chicago 1861, Rock Island ias Fort Wayne la, Pacific
MAI 23s, Cumberland Coa S3lz Quicksilver Mining 49,,
asd Canton Company 10.
Gold opeaed al 1867; but that price could be main
tanned and underline influence the demand for gold Ger
hcaes the quotations for coin settled down l64k
rhe SPECTATORS in a high state OF excitement,
lug 20 their inability trace out the future of the
market with any degree OF satisfaction to themselves
We ieel constrained by OF duty to continue
caution public regard the bubbles that
are being inflated aud taking the Of mining
companies. Probably not 10 hundred will ever be
anything more than shadow, and many OF them are
simply intended by who have become instrumental
in their formation stock gambling cards. thrown
away the game Of swndng the people played
have various times in years past been spread
tore tue public bait to catch small capitalists and re-.
iieys Of portion OF their money, the lesson
which was thus taught should now DO turned to profitable
account.
The transactions the office Of the Assistant Treasurer
to-day thus reported-
Amount hand. Observation-Disclosures 3 IT'S 353
Receipts from customs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 267 900
From other sources S,697 200
Total 1897 ,729 643
rne amount Of the government tenforty subscribed
for nj tha h.Tya
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for Mt tho Sub. Treasury 5000 100.
Tho First and Second National Banks Of this city have
boon authorized by the Secretary Of the Treasury
csIve subscriptions 10 the tenorty Ave per cent
loan and notice 10 also given that commission will be
allowed 70 I'll banks bankers and dealers for the disposal
OF ths bonds. II was at first stated that no com.
mission would be allowed in. negotiating the loan;
but We presume that Ar. Chase has had misgvngs In
regard its at the low OF interest s which
il has been offered which prompted him to change his
determination in this respect, and 10 offer percentage
10 an who wcud interest themselves 10 procuring sub.
scriptious.
Since tho commencement OF the present month the
stock OF the Milwaukee Prairie du Chen Railroad has
run up from eo 70 S. The for this large advance
may be found doubt, In the satisfactory exhibit Of
It's affairs. The road from Milwaukee through the
city Of Madison the capita, Of the State Of Wisconsin,
Prairie Chen, tbs Mississippi river, and from Mil
tn, the main line, through GAINESVILLE 10 Monroe
brac.og hundred and thirty FIVE miles Of track
aud iwenty-dve miles Of side rail- The liabilities OF the
foil
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II y esImsted, upon lesser rate Of than The
above resense that the receipts Of present year
WIN sinouni 70 at least million eight hundred thou
sand dollars, which, after dsducting the ordinary ex
penses for operating the road the dividends on the pre-
ierred stock and the instalment to the sinking
fund will leave for the holders Of the stock over
two hundred and thirty eight thousand dollars or about
eight aud half per cent.
The following comparative statement shows the average
coadticn Of the leading items Of the Philadelphia banks
lhn pat and nrariouG Haak -
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a GENTS ARE WANTED TO SILL our IMunnsgT8
"A pepular "a tsCly eelshsatse ep!ioesH fd3e Ssks
Seiope1 Ns1suss rca ySwSFs. d. q 49, IL CIV i
csn(s worth I've times much. We put ~ Ne only fo
nease prsats meAs 0seA.sss ohsnes Z. nsks messy
spendid ssel AngAvngA Aness eyec puLll.heG Al epAG
receive frss (a1 pesssnt) hendsooae 0olA - sl ov
watch warranted No other 0rm 06er such 1nluoDl
meats Please ssnd for our circular mailed 4ss -
KiNs 90. % PssknAs sNseA n. e. Pnss rsskAp "a
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DIED.


BARRET-In this city. .sny. IN Iusia'y gshs ~,
cf,I.s H. yosaEs.t soI Of Hiram Barney In the ION JeG
ofh'ssfe H., ILL.,, r. abr ro,,.
a. t.,d b, funeral on Thudsy the ltth nut eDc'
90 foto tbs fssdenos u he father, No ~ Unioh sS11~
BLFPCKHH-Ou Monday morning June ~ hAy Lou =. %
Bi,-cksT. daughter Of lie 'se 'sin1s "
IT, ,,,. .sd fonds Of the family and u o. Der f7other'
ioiss samuel D Deuison snd koh-ri { hnihoonel Ms
,.,r.r,f, invited 70 attend her fvnerh nom Itni,y
Chsps ouNedD-sd.y Afternoon the lsih INST ." o'0A
~ithorf further notins- -
.ssyORp-suSdsaly, on Monday June u, 1854 AsFam
r., ,s,r. and f,pd. Of Ii. family sni Of hi, sor'
law H. E,-bon ard ~. H. Chant'S. are $1,000 y. 20
,u,l 10 .t.nd the funeral fon be late ro-ia'neS 10 20
Jonos sIeel near BesOkef On "Wednesday June To- ~
plY-ln th. e,. Tuesday, June IL william Day ssed
tn ;,.iir.. ,nd flsrd. o. the family and The m,nee' %
Oiis. Brascb Lodge w. 90. f. as inyfea 70 a,ssaa i
funeral Friday, l7th mt q, eoe. y "a f.utr
Psuls d. p Cl-4eh oo'A"' " 'N
fTs street .
uoPPER-on Tossd4y morning, June a narih. NJ, wife
81 TEN H. Hopp-f and daughter Of 4. NJ =. smith, zee
p,rtieuiar, Of tho iuu.rl In W moHov' PSier
urBBELL-At Cold Harriet Va, on trtiAy' juno . MAYOR
w. Uglbrl GA n Y Vols elh Cops wounded ~
,h,fi md di.d on the h.d Of battle.
ysa,rs "a Chnt Church Bridgeport. Conn, On Wedn,say
Ib in :. II oeocb m lie spds those Of b. '.,h.r
Che. X. sbb.n snd b. I'h.s IN lss s'' ~ I'd m
And Bfids. pot 81 2;to md $50 ?. M
LyoSARD-Oa Monday. Juns II. VIM. d. Leoniia In the
$3.50, ~. emily az, respectfully Invited to s,i,nd ihr
,I tom M, alto resdrnro No. 41 West Twenty third
s'i :. % q. ss 'a'i M.iy.ss nisnnsns in Rs L
waPSf R'-on Monday. June H. Samuel b. Warner 'ds'
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