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OFFICE BANK VALLEY IN VIRGINIA,


~ THE Lynchburg virginidn, of the s2d u'i.
~ has an article headed g A Mammoth Swlnd-
ling Case''-after stating who Capt necie is, IL
says "rhe character of his operations has been
the sale of sterling bills the amount of bis trans
actions as far as ascertaincd, being 81 DOG, 00o.-
They however, bear the endorsement OF The Cash
Ter Of the Bank of the Valley, ri Christiansburg,
which indemnfes the holders from loss, but viii
ruin the bank +"
In the first place, the amount Is not as stated,
200 900; the bills endorsed for IL, 900,
about S54 900. large portion of these, II is be
IIeved, were not presented for payment and regu-
larry protested, TO hold the endnrser liable.
OF those which were protested, portion has been
secured by an attachment against Captain Decie 8
property.
In the second place, the Bank is In no wise re-
sponsibie; the endorsement of the bills was the
mere eX -oficio act of the Cashier for the sole
commodation of Capt. Decie, in which the Bank
as such, was not interested, and was done without
the consent or knowledge of the directors.
In the third place, even If the Bank were liable,
as stated, II would not ruin It, This Office though
but branch, COULD itself meet the liability, with
bur temporary Inconvenience, as Ii has specie
enough on hand to meet the amount.
fe Sit ID WADE, Pres't.
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ia s3.e ~ WV 7' WI wlNFREE, j.

s,NARM Ter sale.-fbe owner Of . isfm +! "t r.
r miles from Ashland IN Hanover GU!
and containing 5T3 seTes tA,rs 1 tof sac 90 -
IS well enclosed. has q III dwelling % - 70,
ing /, rooms, has good rev barn ana ''i a-t[s
and plenty of good wood land, ava l re ~,
10 be cleared. For further Information Sft.@.,IA
may be made AT the Enquirer Cice ia .%'-
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AUC2IOH 8ILR. 49,
~ Il. s. Heasants, A,. !, ,,

II ASDsoMB Furniture, Bry,.s,.
- Tor sale At auction I will re-, ~, ta'pes Ae
sons r a. No % Main ''rse Zoe dom o.,
Mahogany, French, and Je,,
seyerAl exc elielt hair and 81 Ina bsis,s,,,
{" " hmahosany wadrobes
g bureaus and glas. pn,,,.
flne cane and wood sea. cha, DO
Sofas, tables, glassware
China, crockcry, &c
Fine mirrors. ergravines carpet, leo ysr-.
spiendid manteI ornaments
Lace c"r''ias and gilt shades, &c.
Also,
A lot OF clothing. Esprr
fe5 fLEASASTs
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HNACkiI EMF little Farm CT 10 Acres in llsn
IL over Touuty, fifteen miles EAST Ct Richmond.
for Saie.-We are suthnIiz i 20 e- the excellent
little Farm located as above, owted rs Nsars No
burn ard Williams adjoining the 'auis e Mess
San usi OSerton, Fred Butler sud Wm X Ho. Il
contains lao acres, IF which 80 acres ar fp-n isni
in good heart, and 81 acre. in orisirsl oas. Thee
Is an excellent young orchard the fScs. lbs
improvements all good, ard consi-: Il dwelling
with four Ias, besides Kitchen hem stable, g..
Possession given in few days Price S6,ea@. Tia
neisb borhoCd 10 good ore. Apply b
fei-3t GOpDIN < AFpFKSHN.
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by Smith & Har1nooJ L., -

UCTi0N Sala.-We will Ill
IA 5th Of February. our sr,; ,, on friday, Ii.
remaining on hand, Store Fixtnye. J :. Of fiocds
commence at 10 o'ciock N''s, &c Sale n
fe3-3th n"NB co
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By Williamson d Co., Aacti0neerS,
mo 1872 Main street Il

ID ECElVER'S SALE jim pursuance of decree
~ OF the District Ceurs Of the Confederate States
of America for the Eastern District of Virginia, /
shall, on Saturday, the 9th day OF February, 1864
proceed, as Receiver, to sell on the premises, l2th
street, between Main and Franklin streets, in The
city ci Richmond, al public auction. 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, the following property, namely:
The unexplred term Of the lease OF q tenement
made by John Belyin to Ceolge Sarrett ard
which tenement was lately occupied by The said Geo
Starrett, under the said lease, as store house,
WORK shop. and dwelling. TIE sad lease is dated the
LIST day of July, 1862 and is recorded In Ee Hast
ings Court of the city of Richmond the term con
veyed is Tor eight years from the said ist day Of
July 1859, 20 that te day Of sale there will be
years months aad rs days of the term unexpired
The tenement ID large one four stories high, with
BACK buildings, and the upper st0ries have been di
Vfed into rooms for the use OF family, with pri
vate entrance from the street The rent reserved in
the lease is $1,000 per annum. Also, the fixtures in
the sald tenement, rut therein by the said George
Starrett, and which may be removed nnaaf the pro
visions OF the said lease, CONSISTING OF partitions
he!viDg water Closets gas fixtures, sets of
inside venetian blinds, cast iron window ratings
and SASH, house bella, &c Also, refrgera;oTs,
stone water flterer, work benches, with several
hundred feet OF scantiing and two inch plank, ard
other things
The sale will commence at IL O'Clock NJ and be
conducted by Williamson h Co, Auctoaeera. Per
sons wishing to view the premises will call ct my
office. THOMAS / GILES Receiver
IA 26-tis
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AUCTION 8ALELFuruR1 DAYs.
BIZ 0oddiu g. ANDERSON. ducts,

EIRST-RATE Grocery Store and Dwelling on tho
r. south side Of Marshall 81, near to Brook ave-
nue., for sale at auction be sold at auction on
the premises, on Tuesd-y, the 9th Of February,
1854. at o'clock n the excellent frame store 10
Gated as above, now in the occupancy Of Mr. James
U'Neil.
Also, the frame Dwelling in the rear, havirg four
rofms The lot has front pf 33 feet, and a depth
tf $50 feet to a wide alley.
The store IL supplied with gas and water, and 10
regarded a frs t-rate business stand.
Possession viii be given In few days, or the pc
sent occupant will rent out the whole premises at
81, f0) per apnum.
TERMs-Hash. The taxes for 1854 10 be paid by
the purchaser. GOpDIN Il APPEESON,
fe Auctioneers
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by Ellt,dnlto'a d o., Aosctrs,
No 1872 Main street

JEBEL House for sale at suction-Op Fri,
IL the ON inst, commencing at 10 o'cl5cs "
W. VIII sell, without reserve the above wei kn,y9
and popular restaurant, on llth street r.,,
the Exchange Hotel: also. the bar fixtures ,si
everything pertaiDing 10 first class restaurant
together with the KEY and lease
feZ WILLIAMSON 4 Co Aus,s
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E1RST RATE Grocery Stand and Dwelling on the
T. south side Of Marshall street, near to B ook
Avenue, for gale at auction VIII be sold at auction
on the premises, on Tuesday, the OH of February
1864. at O'Clock NJ the excellent frame store To-.
Gated ss above, now in the occupancy Of Mr. James
O'Neii. Also, the frame dwelling in the rear, hay.
ing four rooms. The lot has front Of 80 feet and
depth of $50 feet to a wide alley. The store is
supplied with gas and water and is regarded as
lrstrate business stand Possession viii be given
IN few days. the present occupant viii rent the
whole premises AT 81 900 per annum.
TERMs-Cash. The taxes for 1854 to be paid by
the purchaser. GODDiN Il APPERSON,
te Auctioneers
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In connection with The above Fam, ,ff.r fer
sale, No ste,m Saw Nil, q horse power. hay ut
two saws, new belts, ard indeed a i me spfars
naDccs attached. The Mil is one Of Ta.h9t & Bio 8
best Portable Saw Mills ~ present . s Couve.
n'entiy located in the vicinity Of 'o Of good IA.
Der, which the purchaser eau either buy " saw By
contract. The steam valves need some regaus.
IL 5-It JAS a TAYI OR Auriioresr
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HANOVER County Bonds for sal 90 by "A,
authority vested IN me by an order q ~. 20
Hanover County Court n She 22t Dec'IaS,' ;i,..,l
shall offer for sale at pablo a1cti"a, a. vas s,-.
House Of said county, the lin Tue "a! y. ,,.s
ruary that beng court cay a gun soorFt' n no
seventeen Thousand dollars 81 the p'Has d,
county. with interest frum date. The iAtf'9'
apnus. v, aud the prize pal redoematie . zee Sg,t
Il o DpewELI, Receiver Of 'a' ''1
fa i-1aw2gStjt
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KsUK SAIE.-Any one wishing 10 y'p,ek.s
r. young horse wi DO well by caiH"- ~ ,lsbl
stabl :. on 10Th ST. The horse h ~ a, 81 IS
years old perfectly snand in every it't - ga,s4
very fast and gentle; viii stand gay Nd afi,rl
for any length of tune. She l. sp'' n'' , hy L.,
and a more delightful saddle hofse cnu'S .,abs,
sired. Apply TO Mr. CROW, at NO. "a
on lUth between Main ard Cary 81. -
VyALENTiSts.-A series oi fat+Vhrs, ~. sos
number, csrric&iu ard cent ms ~ :. ~ e.
ready, and orders from dealers ~i.h 60 - =
stan,ly ailed. Retail so cents eacn. ..t.,N -
when 100 copies, Is sas are ORDERED %, oIsg "a
Ter huadred. Zach sheet can pe
'"' ss"'e' "'"" = Wv GEO DUNN 4 e.,
70 At -
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR SAFE

Il OR SAFE Priyaioy-A Farm Of 4sO acres an
good building, in the county Of Charles Civ. 9,
miles from Richmond and 3 miles Of a good Lam
lug on ChlckahOminy river, at present occupi-d br
Mr 6 Guy. The dwelling has rooms, all the ou,I
outbnildlugs, and the whole il good order. abor
lis acres are cleared, the balance IN wood. nosly
oil original growth OF oak and pine, of when here
IS good deal Of very ilne timber The la,re ggs,.
tlty OF wood and timber on this farm, alt q crr
tgulty 10 the river, render this tract yer, ysgab
besides, there Is large supply Of mari upon -
ihese Wishing to secure q farm, heavily wooded sli
timbeTe1, would DO well 10 cal at once Pos.t.,as
gwen immediately. Apply to
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By HUI, UickinsoD 4. ~

,-7------------~ w q Ncff
~ nriva, nIso on Tor sals.-we have e.
mouse servant. and one who can ,r.t N' y a No /
rsy useini If not sold privately ~ herself sst.
sue VII DC sold at auction on that dav We 9th LIST
le5-tds HILL, UICKrNSoN
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VA ASTED An Oveiseer.-A man without Il
w family. not liable to CONSUMPTION, to attend
to a fmaIi farm near Richmond. Apply 10
fc 5--eod5ts ELLETT, BELL FOX.
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HN Saturday next, 9th instant we will sell on
Council Chamber Hill, at 10 O'Clock A N,
excellent light two horse carriage and har-
Des5
Several good saddle and harness horses, &c
PULLIaM HANES Il WEISiGER,
fe O. u AuctiOneers.
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VALUABLE Warehouses and Stores on the
Northwest corner Of Cary and 18th Streets for
rent at auction AT the request of the executor of
the late Mrs Eliza Cullen, shall rent out at pub
lie auction, (for one year from the LIST of March
next on the premi es, on Monday, the Sth Of Feb
ruary, 1854, at IL o'clock NJ, those three valuable
warehouses and stores located as above, one Of
which is occupied by Mr. Rabert r Roberts, one
other by Messis J Baldwin x Co, and one other by
Hessrs John Smith < Co.
TERMS at sale
These are regarded amongst the most valuable
business stands in that desirable locality
fed GUDDIN q APPERsIJN. Aucts,
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SPECIAL NOT7CkH


IT, SPECIAL NOIICE.--We call the attention Of
the trade 70 our sale OF Groceries, Manufactured To-
baceo, aud miscellaneous goods, at auction this
(Feiday) morning, at 10 O'Clock.
We viii add
&c bags black pepper
10 bhls eal soda
& cases cuba cigars-1e 0t0
so kegs Macahoy snuff
tea set OF Aloata ware
600 coats. pants, and vests.
Sit ROBINSON, ADAMS co, AUcts.
-------------
A. FOR RENT - The desirable fire proof and brick
use, six stories high, situated on Cary
AID lIth sts, formerly 10 the occupancy of Hob
sn X Co. snuff manufacturers. For terms, with
immediate possession, apply to
ALFRED MOSES,
fe4-3e. Nj, Pearl street, up stairs.
lr7-FoR DREWRY'S BLUFF The Steamer A II
SCHULTZ, Capt HILL, will, until further nstire,
leave the Dock Gates foot of 26th street, daily
except Sundays at 10 O'Clock NJ.
Returning. will leave the Bluff daily at O'Clock
PM.
Fac one dollar each way. fel -ts
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aar ANTED-To purchase Pushcart suitable for
Nv u baker Address, stating price, &C., "Pusn-
cart" Disratch Office fe STE
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~ NUTICE.-Persons wishing to give employ
~ meat TO the wives and daughters Of soldiers
will please leave their names aud address ard r
memorar lm Of the kind If work required at the
d pot of the Army Committee NJ A, corner Of
10th and Bank SITS
Soldiers wives aud daughters seeking empty
ment will leave their names, and the kiI of work
they wish with the superintendent at said Depot.
f.5-iw WIN MUNFORD, Chm.
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WANTED-By young man v no liz At leisure after
W 3 O'Clock NJ. position as Book Keeper In
some mercantile house Any reference be given
tina, may be required. Address "J s Pr box l79,
Post Office. fe ste
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"a, ANTED-To buy good old and new Wrought
w Iron, at fair price,
JOHN SMITH 4 co,
Je5-lw" Cary street, betw'n 18th and 18th.
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ETOUND- On the Virginia Central Railroad cars,
r a Pocket Book, containing q small sum Of
money, which the owner can get by describing the
same and paying for this notice. Apply to me,
near Teiersyiile, Louisa County
fe 4-3tA ] 'HN S SPICER
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NEGROES FOR SALE AND HIRE.

EOR SALE Blacksmith Shop and Tools, two
good Bellows, two Anvls, Wise; also, other
Tools; on a5,h and Leigh cts. II wanted. please ap
ply Immediately. WILLIAM FOX.
fa 1-Stf
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GALE of Five Likely Negroes VIII be sold
- publicly, at Powhatan Station, K l. D r r, in
Pow hatan county, on Friday. the u Instant,
(Tebruary,) at IL O'Clock NJ, yourg ard valuable
negro woman and four children The woman is un-
der excellent character, a coed washer and
@roner, and No l out hand. The chiliren lone
girl aud three boys) are healthy and likely Per
sons from Fichmond wishing to attend the ale can
leave on the morning and return the evening
tram OF the same day b GOODE, Agent.
f. 5-eod4t"
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vyANTED-A partner with a cash capital OF not
W less than twenty Thousand dollars, In estab
lished business In this city. Address "Box 4s9,'
pO fe SIT.
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lSEEE Negroes ct Auction VILE be sold in front
= OF the City Hail, OF Monday. the eih day Of
February Uhat being Court day J at 10 O'Clock A NJ
to the highest bidder, for cash two likely young
free negro Men, named Robert II Ciark c and Robert
Christian. convicted by the Hustogs Court of the
city of Richm nd OF grand larceny, and ordered by
said Court to be sold into absolute slavery
THOMAS Z DUDLEY,
fe 5-tds Sergeant city of Ric hmond
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SOlREE DANSANTE.
A SoIree Dansante
VIII be given at the
NEW MARKET HAIL,
Or MONDAY ETENING, Feb s, 1864,
The managers pledge themselves to use every.
means TO make II pleasant aud agreeable to all who
may attend.
Tickets, admitting gentlemen and ladies, SIS.
BALLET MASTER.
Thomas Carr.
MANAGERS.
Fl Hopkins, l. Hopkins,
W Gentry, Shaner.
fe 5-3t'
NEW RICHMOND rhnz1fA'
Acting aud Stage Manager. ..,.,.......,.RD Ogden
FRIDAY EgENING, Feb S, 1864,
Knowless beautiful Ave act play Of the
WIFE;
OR,
TALE OF MANTuA.
..uiian st Pierre. ........-.,.......R ogden
Leonardo. j SDaIIts
LOfehz) ~ 4Ne'coh
Mariana. Mrs Eloise Bridges
Dance, &C.
To conclude with the elegant Comedy Of he
MARRIED RAKE.
Mrs lricktrar. sailie Darlington
To. morrow
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ETOUND-in this city, Poke; 30 X containing
e. papers which, seem to be the property of Liz Il!
Geo p Brce, 10Th Va cavalry. The owner will
call 81 Iny ONCE and g1t il. WILLIAMS.
IA
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sAj AhTED-Two white and two colored shoe
Wv makers ARMY TO PRESCOTT,
fe 5-l2t. At the Tredegar Works.
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~ RsUt-A Cottage Rssidsnce, euii aba tor .
small family, In = desiralbs neighborhood, In
exchange for larger house. Address IS" At this
Office. fs2-ot
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TNARMVIILE Female College-Spr.ng Term, from
II 18th February 10 30th June, 1864
Board, including fuel and washing. .$4bo 90
English Department. ........ 49,. IS 90
Music, {voice included) ............ rs 90
Thorough instruction ana good fare
For further Information address
A PREOT. President,
ia 29-6tt Farmvle, va
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WANTED--A Situation by a young man, ma
w tive of Hamburg. Germany. In q q -ocery store.
Hes Ave years experience add good references.
Address "Wilhelm." Box No 10, post flee.
r..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

At last IN inarticulate roar,
which swelled every instant, and the
sight Of the Italian colors, followed by
an open carriage, in which, by aid Of an
opera glass, we could distinguish the
well-known dress and face, and round
which the press surged, and thronged
and leaped, and shouted, told US that
Garibaldi was coming at last But who
shall describe that passage Of his from
Bridge street to Charing Cross All
the manifestations of popular enthu-
slasm ] have seen seem faint IN the
comparison. 1t was delirious. The
mere effect of waving white handker-
chiefs was something / had never seen
before. Certainly, great as was the en-
thuslasm which waited on the progress
Of the Princess Of Wales through Lon
don, II was nothing to this.
Every now and then the carriage was
compelled to stop-and then the crowd
seemed as if they would take posses
sion Of it and its contents, they 50 pres.
red upon it, and hung on the wheels,
the sides, and every point OF handhold
And ell round, the noise of that huge
multitude went up, not distinct rounds
OF cheering but an endless volley-firing
of shouts and greetings that blended
into hoarse roar, like the continuous
music Of the sea. 1t was a sight and
sound to check the pulse, and make
the check pale, and bring the tears into
lhe eyes. II was enough, one could not
help thinking, to turn even a head
which had stood the mad welcome Of
Naples.
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OrrrnF CHrrr OF Por1oE.

nashville, Tenn March 18th, 1884.
Ia accordance with Special Order No 20
dated March 22Rd, il Is hereby ordered
Z. That occupants OF Stores, Restaurants
and Dwelling Houses, will DO required 10
clean their yards and cellars, and have the
offal removed, within iorty-eight hours
from the date OF this order. No garbage or
dirt OF sny kind will be allowed to acou-
mulate on any premises within the city
Unite.
II. All dirt to DO removed in barrels and
boxes from the back yards and alleys by
the persons occupying the same. No rub
bish will be allowed 70 remain more than
twenty-four hours without being removed.
III. Ofal, the accumulation Of Restau-
rants, must Do removed by the occupants
each day, lSundsy's excepted) before 10
A. N. AL sshes and rubbish viii be set in
barrels on the side walk before 10 A. NJ.
each day.
" Hereafter occupants o. Stores and
Houses VIII DO required 10 have the rear Of
their premises clean, and the side walk
swept before a. NJ. each day.
V. any violation Of the above Order will
be punished By a iine of Five Dollars, (S51
y be oolie5ted by the Provost Marshal.
vi As cleanliness is one Of the first re-
quisites 70 health, il IS nc ped the citizens
VIII DO al IN their power % assist in re-
moving one Of the first causes Of disease.
As coon as a sufficient number Of carts can
be procured, notice viii be given, and the
dirt and Rubbish removed without cost e
citizens.
WI. As it is my intention 10 remove a.
filth from the city proper, whether in tho
shape Of dirt, rubbish, or dead animals
any information that would facilitate the
above VII Dc thankfully received and i'm
mediate action taken in the premises.
VIZ. d. CHANBRRLAIN,
Capt. AID Chief Of City Police.
aps-im
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Mass Meeting.

There viii be q Mass Meeting Of the
citizens Of Rutherford and adjoining
counties, held a. Murfreesboro, Tenn,
On Saturday the l4th day Of May, 364
Distinguished speakers viii be pres
eat on the occasion
The object Of the meeting is that the
citizens may, with the aid Of men of
great ability IS statesmen and patriots,
confer together as TO the suppression
Of the existing rebellion, and the res
toraGon Of the State Of Tennessee its
ciyil government Let Us come togeth-
er, fellow citizens, and counsel as our
fathers did in other days. Come one
come al
MurfrseSboro, April %, 1864
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cal for Convention to Elect Delegates
to the National Union Convention.

Whereas, q National Union COnven-
ton to nominate candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President Of the United
States ct the approaching Presidential
election, Is called to convene in the
City Of Baltimore on the 7th day Of
june next; and, whereas, we may con-
fdently hope that by the triumphs and
progress Of our arms, the people Of Ten
nessee will be in condition to cast
their votes in the November election
and, whereas, the Union men Of the
State have deep and peculiar interest
IN the action Of the nominating con.
YcRtion, a. well as a right to be repre-
scented therein
Therefore, we DO hereby call upon the
unconditional Onion men Of Tonnes
see, to meet in the respective divisions
Of the State, on the Both Of May, at
such places as may be hereafter desig-
mated and elect delegates to the Ma
tional Union Convention.
tennessee being entitled to send ten
delegates We would sugfest that East
Tennessee send fo,g, and each Of the
other divisions three
HOMAGE MATEARD,
w G. BRowSLow
JoBN A CAMPBELL,
II u BmEY,
WM P. JOSEs,
HoRAcE II HARRISON
J. B. BNGHAy,
j. II ToxESY,
VIZ II FITcB, Jr.
Union Stats Executive CgE.mittse
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EVERY OUsTUmER LEAVES THE GALIE
81 IT'S 81 ED.
Information No. Z.

AAiuImaltUn NUs -
IN THE L. g CibCUIT CeiUkT-MlDDEE Dis
TRICT uF TENNESSEE
The Uni I'd tales o.. Los No. I, 2 =, q, % al
-, il tle plan o. the division u thr lot u lad
on College Hlll, IN Nashville, ard thr Aley b.
tween said lots and the buiidngs, marhnerJ
&C 90 SAID l0ts. used in mEnufscIgrrng call-
non, 80, winch l0ts were deedet 10 he 5tata VI
Tennessee, by r. mct}avuek. =. Il. Groom.
James CAN'T and o. D. Hur
HrHENEa5, AN AMENDED INFORMATION
w was tled, on the 5jlh Day Of April. ls64, y
Horace n. Harrison Esg.. Attorney OF lsa United
States r sad District against ssad properly.
among other things alleging tnat sad property Has
seized on The 18th day OF Etrsh 1867, b. me nth
tsry authority Of tha In ted sates, orieitsd "
the United states, and the same i sought ~ h,
condemned Is forfeited for -s causes stad IN SAT-
amended lar 'rn-t on.
Now therefore, in pursuanrs d the prayer "a
SAID aruended information. azld ths msnlou " ~
court upfer the seal % tho court, ~ me issued
snd directed, hereby give pubic waning 70 az
persons claiming or pretending 81 have sny intel
csc 10 said property, that they b. snt appear -
fore the Circuit Court u the United States Cor ll
Mode District of eunessss, al the Federal C0urr
ROOM n tie Capitol, In The city of MELVILLE, o.
the second Moo ~, beiug the9Lh Day, y hsy nsHt
ten O'Clock in t~ forenoon n thaf day, a1d shou
cause, II any they have, shy said properly sia-4
not BE- condemned, and he proceeds a strlhl1-e1
according " law. h. X. i-i.A-EOeh,
Marshal O. B. for The kid. Dis.. q Tenn
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