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8irer a}elrG.

The river IS rising, with six feet water on
the Shoals. Capt. VIM. Littrell, of the NJ.
V. Baird, which came in yesterday from
Carthage, reports that the river rose at that
point five feet Friday night.
The following are the arrivals and depar-
lures Of steamboats, yesterday:
ARRWED-Idahoc, Cincinnati; J. T. Nc
Combs, Louisville Carrie, Clarksyille; NJ.
V. Baird, Carthage.
MISUNDERSTANDING, ClarIsyille; An
glo-sazon and Clara Poe, Cincinnati; In
perial. ST. Louis; Ladona, Cairo
We are sorry 70 hear that Capt Boyd, of
the firm Of Boyd & PEBBLES, is confined to
his room with eryspelas; and trust that he
may soon recover. His friends miss him
much from his office.
The steamer War Eagle, bound for Nash
vile, and heavily laden, Was hard aground
on the 2sth ult., on a sand bar, in the Ohio
river, Just above the mouth of the Wabash.
The only hope for her to get of is a rise in
the river.
The j. W. Chcesman. also bound for this
lvi = was e1 ltuhu apoAtt a ihlltS DtloN EoIb
Donelson in the Cumberland, on tho 3lst
ult. It is thought that the rise since then
will be sufficiently great to let her come to
Nashville without further detention.
The splendid passenger steamer Monsoon
was expected in last evening with a miscel
laneous but very extensive cargo from Gin
einuati She was detained nearly two days
at GAINESVILLE on account Of low water, and
about half day in the Ohio because of a
storm, otherwise she had an uninterrupted
trip round. This is the last time this fine
beat will visit rs, on her return she Will
change hands, undergo some improvements
in machinery, and be put in the ST. Louis
trade. Capt. Power sold her for the re-
markedly low price OF 1000. All who
intend to travel in the direction Of Cincin-
natl or any intermediate port cannot do bet
ter than place themselves under the care Ct
her gentcmanly officers. We hereby tender
our thanks to her officers for tho attentions
shown US recently in a very pleasant little
trip from Louisville to GAINESVILLE May
they never need friend--we are sure they
will never deserve en- enemy.
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A Tip top assortment of Gents and La
dies, Boots and Shoes, Cheap at 46, Union
street.
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a}lunrtarg 4 Commercial.
DAILY UNION OFFICE, I
Nashville, April 3, 1864. !


CorToN.-Smeli sales yesterday Of Mid
ding at 54956c q n snd few bales Of
good Middling at 6Oe.
Receipts light, and unless the North Ala
bama cotton comes to market, the trade
will soon be over for this season.
On the lst inst. the New York market
was dull at 56c for Middling.
MEAL--In request at 81 IS = bushel.
BaooS-In demsnd at Il}E@l2cR n. hog
round.
LARD-yory scarce. Would bring 10
l7JEc y u.
CASDLEs-Star 2lc 2 r., Tallow, 50 = box.
SALTS 90 , Dbl.
ToBAoco.-Diaicult to class sOc@sI 50
en-.
soAP.-German I21lc = u; Family l2]Ee.
CHREsE.-Western Reserve lsc y ~;
Hamburg ls1z; English Dairy zoe.
NAns.-S9 5o@IO = l,eg, assorted sizes.
MAcKEREL.-In barrels SIS 90; = bbIs.
50 so; Kits So 90.
BRooxs.-S4 90 p dozen.
BucKr7s.-S4 90 y dozen.
DYE sruFFs.-Iudigo 50 90 = n; Madder
2sc p b. Coperas &c p h.
CorToS CARDs.-Sls@SlS = dozen.
CIovER srEn.-Sl2 90 y bushei.
LEATHGR.-Sole, oak, 50@55c ? n; Hem
lock SsG45o; Harness 5j@6Oc; Upper, per
dozen, s5O@S6O; Calf Skins, per dozen, $50
Csc; Kip skins, per dozen, sT2@$lOo.
on AND HIDEs.-Tanners' Oil S1.50GS2 =
lion. Green Hides s9loc y b; dry do.
I2@l5c = D.
Grass SEEDS - Timothy s. y bushel /;
Herds grass 81 50 Orchard, 50 so; Blue
grass S2@2 SO.
/ HoTR.-The above are wholesale prices.
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5Dashgille 9AniOll.


Passenger trains on the railroads cen
tering in this city sre now timed os fol-
lows:
Louisville and Nashville-Lcave A. n.
and AIS P NJ. Arrive 5:sO P. NJ. and 4
A. N.
Nashville and Chattanooga-Leavos 4:So
P. NJ. Arrives AIS A. N.
Nashville and Decatur and Decatur and
stevsnson-Leaves 5:l5 A. NJ, and arrives
at Stevenson 1889 P. r., next day-Leavos
Stevenson 1870 P. n, and arrives az Nash
vile next day at s P. NJ. The train lies
over at Huntsville, Ala, all night, both
ways.
Nashville and Northwestern-Leaves 7:S0
A. n. Arrives 3:45 P. NJ.
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AT pens bear my frofc marx, &C. p. BAESEs,
EXrRA Lot, hY.," for which have secured the
oupy-l77 and are warranted IL carats fine snd per-
feet IN every respect. Sent by mail or express 10
any part OF the country receipt Of price and IT,
am changes. Persons ordering viii please state The
sizo ana style desired, whether hard soft fBc
coarse; end il the pen slpuld fail % please or prove
defective, VIII have the privilege Of exchanging H.
deduction d h1een percent. allowed on orders Of
S23 OF over, ana twenty-five Der cent. on those Of
500. Liberal discounts made To the trade Odd
pens repaired M the best manner for thirry-h five
cents (dad stamp each. Pen and Watch circulsrs
sent FREE. Address
c.. p. BARNES
Dealer in Gold Pens and American Watches.
Mar 2o-6 3l9 Third street. Louisville. Ky.
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Louisville, April "A Washington sPe-
cial says Gen. Meade was examined two
hours before the Committee on the Conduct
OF the War, and made quite favorable i'm
preston on the Committed. Gen. Butter
fields testimony yesterday bore heavily on
Gen. Mesde.
Cen Badly Smith is with cen. Grant,
awaiting orders.
1t IS understood that since the apparent
conclusion 10 retain Meade, Gen. Grant has
not indicated what place be desires Smith
to occupy.
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Recorder Shane admins tered on
twelve eases yesterday. -Four Of the arrests
were made for drunkenness ere for steal
ing; four for using hydrant wa'or without
license two for disorderly conduct; and
. 10 for drunkenness and disorderly con-
.ImrI
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The Orphans Ball it should be borne
in mind, takes place at the Capitol to-1nor-
row night. It win be q magnificent affair.
The ladies will be there in all their beauty !;
and gallant gentlemen. will be there 10 bask
in the smiles Of the fair
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Phin T. CARROTS term of service, as
Register Of Davidson county, expired yes
terday, and Chas. W. Smith takes his place
Mr. Garrett can be found for the present,
by those who have business with him, at
Nelson q Murfree's, Cherry Street
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The n. Y Herald is greatly concern
ed abost the fact that several hundred tons
Of gunpowder are slowed away in the har-
Dor. Bennett need not fear lie viii never
die Of powder.
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w H. Enrich, newsdealer, laid upon
ourtable last night, the Chicago Times Of
the lstof April. This is a decided improve
ment; being Two days ahead Of the mail.
He intends 10 have the New York pePe:s
here early also.
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Gen. Ord 10 go 10 Vest TiFglRla-Texas
Affairs.

A Washington special says Gen. Ord is to
command the forces in Western Virginia.
The reorganization Of the Army of the
Potomac is still incomplete, owing to the
non-contirmation of officers by the Senate.
The New Orleans correspondent of the
World says Brownsville and the Rio Grando
are to be evacuated by our forces.
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Lost or Mislaid

4 NOTE on DIR. WILLIAM WILLIAMS. FOR
"a sl,.0o. Also, one on Mr. Gregory, endorsed
by .. g. Bradford for $500. The public are eau
TONED against trading for them. ANY person and
.ng sald Notes and returning them to me, al the
CITY Hotel, VIII he literally rewarded.
NJ. JOHNSTON
up i-iV Guardian OF Tho~ B. Craighesd.
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SALE or CONDEMNED SToCE-On Friday
next Capt. c. H. Irwin, A. Q. NJ, viii sell at
the government pens, foot Of Summer
street, two hundred condemned horses.
The sale will be positive and to the Highest
bidder. Farmers wanting horses will find
it profitable to attend this sale.
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Reported ReInfOrcenents for Forrest.

MEMPHIs, March Seen. Mccullough
is reported en- route North With %, 900 men
to reinforce Forrest. He is reported near
Jackson Tenn, to-day. Grierson has Ais
cavalry force out watching and harrassing
Forrest, but his division is much reduced
by veterans home on furlough.
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We learned yesterday from Mr.. San
ford, Of the First National Bank Of Nash
vile, that counterfeit hundred dollar green
backs have made their appearance in this
city. The people should be on their guard
against them.
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A young lady, Miss Marriott, is about
10 take the part Of Hamlet at Sad
lers Wells, a minor London theatre Bos-
ton Post.
Il will not be long the way "things "a
working" now, before The men Of the stage
viii be driven into petticoats. The women
seem bound to have the breeches
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8g Telegraph.
SPECIAL DEsPATCH.
ODE Meetlng at sheIbyrIlle.
!, 500 Persons Present.
Speeches BY Gov. Johnson and Gen.
Rousseau.

SHELBTyILLs, april 2, ls64.-AbOut two
thousand five hundred citizens, represent
ing eleven counties, were present here to
day. Able speeches were made BY Gen.
Rousseau and Gov. Johnson; Judge Ed
mund Cooper presiding. On account Of the
bad state of the weather it was changed
from e Convention to a Mass Meeting. Gen.
Roussesu's speech vas loadly cheered.
Associated Pres Desnntche-.
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There is a great demand for printers
in Chicago, Ill, and prices Of competition
have advanced. Morning papers are now
paying SOC per thousandems evening i5c.
Good prices for Chicago.
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For Lease.

WE HAVE FOR LEASE, for two years a spler-
w did residence, within hsf mile OF the cor
porste limits With four acres Of iiue garden already
sogu and planted IN = variety al vegetables The
place Is also supplied with the finest water in pa-
wilson county. This u a rare opportunity to pro-
cure a delightful home Apply 70
". MATT BROWN & CO
aEar OF No Al Chez -t-,..
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Burnside and Negro Recruiting In Ken
lucky.

Gen. Burnside mas been appointed super
inteRdent Of recruiting Of colored men IN
kentucky, for Che army
The Assistant Provost Marshal for Ken
lucky protests that numerous shareholders
claiming to he loyal, complained that many
of their able-bodied slaves have fed to free
States and Canada, to avoid Military service,
and asks that measures be taken to prevent
their exodus.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-03

Harry Warren, Of the ST. Nicholas
News depot. and W. C. Collier furnished ia
with the latest Louisville aHd Cincinnati
papers last evening.
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SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1854.

If you want to see fun, don't forget
to gOand see the Minstrel performance az the
Old Theatre, on Monday afternoon.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.


THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ing between a. FREEDMAN and CHARLES
LIEBESSTEIN, has this day been dissolved By
Tnutuel consent A. FRIEDMAN,
CHAS. LIEBESSTEIN.
March 3lst, 1854
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A regular associated press dispatch
was inadvertently headed special" yes
terday in the Onion.
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Our friends Of the Adams Express
Company furnished Us last night with the
latest New York and Philadelphia papers.
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We print to-day a correct copy Of
President Lincoln's codcil to the Amnesty
Proclamation.
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business alotikea.
EggS-nntterI

Twenty barrels fresh packed Eggs in
good shipping order.
Five barrels choice ron Butter, for sale at
IS North Market street near the Louisville
Depot. CLARK d GFRsoRY
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There is a whisky shop in Richmond
called the Bragg Saloon" The Richmond
Enquirer thinks il must be an excellent re-
treat.
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Pure juice of the Apple, Sweet Cider, on
draft at the St. Nicholas.
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Gents Opera Patent Leather Boots for
s. 50 at 46, Union street.
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Hume's Celebrated Musty Ale on draft at
the st. Nicholas.
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Carpenters, SaddleaS, Shoemakers
and Mnlwright Tools for sale by g. W.
Fall d Co.
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Gents fine Lasting Caters for 81 50 at 46,
Union street.
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Sands Chicago Cream Ale at the 81
Nicholas
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For Sale.

hanl, q Iennessee notes, q Handsome
Il Buildin& Lot 10 Eging's addition 10
Nashfille, az5a icetby 10. Only $500 Bank OF Ten
ton Is made o W.
NELSON MURFREE, Agents,
MAJ s'-N y Cherry street
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Cavalry Boots for 81 50 at &c, Union .reet.
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Wine! Wine! Wine !

GR CATAW VIVA.
- still CataVVbR.
ChanPnigne.
Blackberry,
strawberry,
Ginger,
Port.
sherry, and general assortment iu cssc-
OF y the e3sz. - No. . south Market street
Mar elm J. Y. WATSON
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Notice.

The books Of the late frn are with the under
same, and he respectfully soicts the patronage 80
literally bestowed upon the firm Of Friedman &
Ijebensteir. CHAS. LIEBENSTEIS.
nm
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Bird Cages and Tin Ware of all kinds,
at the Hardware store Of G. W. Fall & Co.
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For Sale

WE are nov Offering for gale, a very desirable
w FARM, On tho North side q Cumberland
riveT ~ miles fTctn thereby Of Nashville on he
Louisville Branch, Or DiskeTs0n Turnpike, con
tanning % ceres q r5ch and productive land-weI
TRtered. The residence n magnificent one, con-
tanning u large rooms. Apply 10
W. MATT Brown & Co
No. II Cherry street,
or % NELSON & MURFREE,
Nar III No. p Cherry street
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at the Hardware store Of G. W. Fall & Co.
Miller Plows-Avery Flows for sale
by G. W. Fall Co.
Citizens Good Boots for 50 90 at As, Union
street.
Ladies fine lasting Heeled Congress Gait
ers for 81 50 at As, Union street.
--~-~e----
Meek's Celebrated Reels for sale by
9. ". Fall & Co.
Go to 6. W. Fall a Co. for your Trace
Chains, Hoes, Collars, Harness, Files, sif-
ters, &c, &c.
A Tip top assortment of Gents and La
dies, Boots and Shoes, Cheap at 46, Union
street.
Go TO G. W. Fall & Co. for your Fish
ing Hooks, Lines, Poles, Reels, Corks,
snoods, and for all kinds of Hardware.
The Best Gold Pens, at the cheapest
prices, viii always be found at the Gold
Pen Depot, 70 Cherry street. Call in and
try them. March 29-tf
HEADQUARTERs UNITED STATES FoRcEs, !
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 25, 1854.
General Orders, No. 16.
1.-The following instructions have
been received from Department Head
quarters, viz: "The Order prohibiting tke
importation or sale Of Whisky at Nashville
was Intended to apply to all spirituous
Liquors, and must be so understood and
obeyed."
1.-THE Provost Marshal will see that
this Order is rigidly enforced.
III In accordance Herewith any per
nit Of any nature heretofore given
from these Headquarters for the sale of
liquor il revoked.
Saloons, Bars, or Eating houses selling
Bitters, compounded liquors, or anything
beyond "Wine" or "Beer," will be closed
up and their stock confscated.
By order Of Brighten. r. S. GRANGER.
". NEYIN,
nar9O.-lw. Capt. and A. A. Gen.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price will be
paid, by Taos. S. MARE.
CERTIFIED ACCOUyTs.-TeamRtcrs laborers
and others, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them to the Exchange
Office, corner Of Union and College -streets,
whore the very best rates are given by
THos. s. MARR.
Purchase Vouchers cashed at the lowest
rate of discount. Government checks on
Louisville cashed on the most reasonable
terms.
All kinds Of uncurrent money bought
and sold. The highest rates always paid
for Silver and Gold. feb 18-tf
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Yesterday morning DR.. L. C. X.
Martin drove up College street in bis buggy
and stopped in front Of tho old stand Of
Thompson & Co. Numerous wagons passed,
the mules in one of which becomo unruly
and trrned round upon the buggy. a
gentleman on horseback, commenced strik .
ing ths "oT lead" mule with O whip,
evidently TO save the Doctor, hut he made
the team dash away in q gallop, one Of the
wheels Of the wagon striking against the
buggy and upsettingit. The Doctor landed
in the midland, as he escaped unhurt, IS
doubtless willing 70 compromise with the
damage done his vehicle. The mules with
their wagon load Of golden grain, kept on
down College street, and kicked mp ire
mendous stir.
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Porter on draft at the s.. Nicholas.
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The Sd Kentucky Cavalry, Colonel
Murry,) at present encamped in Edgefeld,
is being added to rapidly, we are informed,
by recruits from Kentucky. The 4Sth Ken
lucky regiment, doing Post duty at Bowling
Green, under command OF Col. Burge, is
also having its ranks rapidly filled mp by
recruits from that State. Kentucky seems
to be waking up in the business Of swelling
Uncle Sans army. good many Of the
men that are going into these regiments,
are from the Southern portion OF the State.
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Miller Plows-Ayery Flows for sale
by G. w. ELL 4 Co
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'Alfand Alton draft at the St. Nicholas.
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The Cotton Market.
Irish Emigration to America.

New YORK, April Cotton zoe.
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AND THE
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Citizens Good Boots for 50 90 at AZ, Union
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Meade, Grant and Smith.

Associated Press Dispatches.
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Go to 6. W. Fall d Co for your Trace
Chains, Hoes, Collars, Harness, Files, Sif-
ters. &c. &c.
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Go TO G. w. Fall & Co. for your Fish
ing Hooks, Lines, Poles, Reels, Corks,
Snoods, and for all kinds of Hardware.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11
DELUsION ABOUT GOLD.

All the charts that have recently
been published showing the fuctua-
tons in the price of gold are worth.
less. There has been no fuctuation
in the price of that metal, but there
has been a great variation in the value
of the paper money floated by the
government and the banks. The pro.
duction Of gold and its non-use as
currency in the United States for the
last two years may have cheapened il
triilc in the markets Of the world
but the actual variations in the abso-
Lutte value of gold for the last ter
years are among the fractions of one
per cent. These charts, therefore
which represent gold as waving up
and down line between one and sew.
enty, are worthless. While the sur
appears to 60 around the earth, it is
really the earth which is going around
the sun. Our present system of quo.
tation is monstrously deceptive. In
California they do much better, as
there the paper is, as it should be
quoted at discount. If this were
done, it would be much more honest
and would cure people of many de.
lusions. Men who think they are
now worth 100000 would be con.
stantly reminded Gf the apparent
premium on gold remained at seventy,
that they were really in possession Of
only $4,000 of real money, while
employees in the receipt of one thous-
and greenback dollars per annum
would know that their actual income
was only five hundred and ninety dol.
lars. When the day of reckoning
comes, and come it must, the whole
country would be saved bitter disap.
pointment if people realized, day by
day, that instead of getting richer
they were really getting poorer. One
Of the delusions Of the hour, for in
stance, is that our national securities
are from eleven to thirteen per cent
above par, when really they are some
where in the sixties, with gold at its
present apparent premium. 1t is O
mortifying fact, but it is a fact, that
the yet-to-be-crowned Emperor Of
Mexico-this puppet potentate forced
upon an unwilling people by foreign
bayonets-has just negotiated a loan
with the bankers Of London and Paris
at better terms than the great repub.
lie Of the United States could get
The new Mexican loan was taken al
sixty-three. Mr.. Chase would do well
If he could get sixty.
But we suppose it is useless to try
to induce the country to retrace its
steps. We are given over ITO delu.
sions, to believe lie," for the present
and we sciU not realize the truth til
pay day comes, and the ghastly fact o.
our real poverty becomes 30 apparent
that the wayfaring man, though a fool
cannot be mistaken. Nv Y WorM.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the matter of the estate Of Charles T. Dis
brow, deceased. The undersigned having been
appointed by the Judge Of Probate for the Coun-
ty Of Saginaw, and State Of Michigan commits
sioners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands against the estate Of Charles T
Disbrow, deceased, late Of the city Of East Sagi-
nav, Saginaw Co., Mich, ard all claims and de-
mands in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
they will be present at the Office of John Gala
CHER, on Genesee street, In the said city of East
Saginaw, on Saturday. the llth day Of June,
1864, Thursday, the llth day Of August, 1864,
and suesday, the llth day Of October, 1864 at 8
o'clock In the forenoon Of each Of said days for
ing such demands. Also that six months from
tine llth day Of February, 1864 have been allow
cd by said court % creditors 10 present their
claims 70 US for examination and a-justment,
Dated East Saginaw, April 10th, 1854.
CHARLES o. GARRISON,
JOHN GALL0HER,
Commissioners