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Capital $3.50. 900
DIRECTORS.
Onlse---Ne. IL College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN
Incorporated under tie Lo,os Of The Stats
ef Tennessee.

This Compsny Is organ.zad for the purpose ol
= Mining and BORNE f0I Petroleum., COsli Salt
Hater aa1 her vsluabla minerals; and
eNoB owns in fee sin pie upRards Of Twelve
Thousand Acres Of Land ia Rhsa, Hamilton. Bied-
see and Van 8urs q COUNTIES also
Various Leases, inclutng Gulrhee. eorges,
Coai, Coke and Iron Banks, one Salt Well, lhree
Ochre Banks, and tao Pl ister BsnSs; 81 0
Several pla es where ind catitns ior Petroleum
ara 3 good as a7y 10 the state
The Cap isl Of thi Company is s250. 900, With the
priv lege Of increasing It 10 s, ,0o1,001
The SD nj Of this Company IS an old resident
Of bledsos county. Tenn.s fayorSbIy and extensive
y kuOgn
Shares in this Company are 500 esch. sn6i' 'etic
calls Of lOper Cent, no oiener Than onee in three
months
Twenty-Five Thousand Dolisrs Of tie stock o
this Comcauy has slrsady been subseIibsa
Tho Ofilfe this o npenY IS a. 10 lI College
street, Nashy lle where ary infornat On can lie had
and subscriptions of STICK taken
T. J. WILSON, Secretary.
iy2)-lm
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The 5uller Goods az A. 4 M. Landsborr.
corner Public squaro aud Market srs no5e
beng closed out These must Be- sold -
sardicss Of price. No8 4 your dma % rat
great bargsins there ia Tobacco, Cirsrs.
Canned Fruit Oysters. Sardincs. nefians
aad Hats CoaFince y0qruif 81 ealing
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70 the Toiors OF she sIxfh Congres-
elonaf nlsfrief.

ouupofai y ~ soaliie y Lnsgssas. Wrrs. Har.
dia. Dsraier. ft7g. Ls.ria 1fnsys. H7aaiaa, DIX
90. Haapffals s,acart osd 1i0st7,aleIgs
taks ihis meth0d q sunounei4s myseif -sn-
dd1is % represent y5uln Dc nezt cc1eress u fhs
ualied si.ie1, snd respectfully ask your saslar. 4.
als siseto1en iis srst Taarsisg n Anxu.i aart.
isl5-ae ?. 8. THoAts.
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NO. no.
SPECIAL NOTICES

n yoo want % kssp cool tasss kst 5.,..
2 g eeiiese street. and ssisonsof 49,,
exeellsut Ise Cream ia ibs eitr
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fAofoasAfas.--ehoiogrsphs OF asusrais
Fedsral and confa4srais. The largest eos .
iee'iea u. .iho.v vsai. isF lals, vholsssis ana
Retail Remember thspiaes. 0alglfyoflhs
Cumberland, 2tcsdsg strosl, opposite Csn-
Rrciai Hotel. m.vsg.,g
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LexaEs .--Knighi 3 Bro. are ani6sdlu
3 'Asir stean Elevator. ou Rellinz KIN
hiiis barge containing S50.8o1 fssf Of
Hnsie pine lonbsr, smbFaoins al kinds of
elear ead common plank, franinF Enbsr
ioiee' and seaatings e. foiiosss
1xt--is. rs, aRk a last long.
2ze-ls, %, and p fast ionr.
zxs-ao, =. - and sa isst Iona.
2<ss-2a, - and q feet iour.
ifxle-Is AID = feet loar.
sHxis-2o fsst long.
fxs--lo and 80 feet long.
sxs-'2o feet long.
szt-s, 2. 10, y, is, - sad e tees iaaF.
Also lSo,eao lest choice skita plns aoarinr.
Of al widths, for ne lowest cssh prizes. a
Knight 3 Bros'. Lumbar Yard. A.
6aEAr Arfs4cTIox a. Cameron. clara A
co's.,-saper slk 8recsds, French a7saa-
dine 81 1911 Also Printed Llnea Lswns.
Dolpbus kug's French Jaconsis.
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Champion Brick Msohlne.

THIS BsoPRIEroRs oFTHls Rrcr,-r p.
tent 81 TIE 6isrnfacttIrr 81 Rri. -.
q rhspo-e g Aa hines and nj aif Ri nr. ~, ~,
Ihs Machine 3 sinple of ccuststirtior. - ~
readiiy ae- cut oi rep4ir7 has immense r.r,r-l-
Niih q flngle haffe eseses ilfla a.Isv ~ -,
inR store, VII uako fron tacnsr-h-a Z, fSi-tv.
fse thousa1d tricEs pet DAY. circuiar vrsfk An
- ,I.ra I,l-uafII.sf a. +. -
kenick. u Broadway. Ner lofk. laiY s-l,e :
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Fe.f' Ainistsres, In on. or Watsr eolor,
se, ne genuine q tao 6aIissy q tas Cuin-
arfiI-a
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NN~-NNt
HExIco.
Gen. Cor.enss is IN The nsighborhsol Il
Gen Ferdinand with hlr huudssa men
isvying taxes to support his ARMY.
ba,on, goveraor Of Tamslipas. hss'sv
hundred men in action, aud refuses 10 rss.-
2 . coFtsaas, who regulsr eomusssionsd
Brisadisr General, sId alsizuei 70 The cen
nand Of The Liberal forces operating ca the
Rio Graade.
corienas has compelled Lspss % sv.eua.,
Ca'nass'. and nov holds them IN Masano
Vortinaa has issued circular to the sEscs
that all illegally organized armed srcs,
ioond IN Northern districts Be considered
bandits and treaie8 accordingly. He sf,o
Proelaims az communicative, eonnsre.
and trade with Maiano.as, and su oths,
parts in the stais, entirely closed. Evsrv
individual coming - and from sais pOrs !.
% be tried b. . military ceert. To eountss.
aet this proclamation, slaiia ordered no psr-
son 70 leave Maiaroosss without 4 psss. C,r.
tinas cspiursd tia stsaner Csnasro *
miles sbovs BroFnsvilla.
Max milan suggests his inseation 10 via
MatamorAs this wintsr.
An imperial telegraph line is to be eslab.
lished from Guan0 Juara to slatauoras.
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As We are saoatto have Peaee, aid can
Drlak Hlne ana b. nerse

-as Pare old i.npoviei Pert. sherry. N.ls-
g., Carrant ard ciazst Wines. O'd Ois-5 s-'F
1ise<oefry Brandy, Chanparna. pItts--
,..ca.PP.s holla1e Gin, and many other
..s ee.s - .amerqls D. mention. bssliss
eataeies q almost evsry fsssrirti5u - II
:. .oase Is ". y. lotten'l Grocory hSuss ~
>. college street., Nashville. Tenn.
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Fsr ins Toilst Afticiss. 90 90 tas D4uz
siors q Lewis Pssrin a Co., c6sror
Church and sumnsr streets. jy2lJV
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bo4utiiul Pictures Of Babies isksa la
thrse seconds By Ar. Fsrdinaad, ths great
BABY Tsmsr, - the Gallery q ths Cumbas-
.ss. agrlI-f
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This vice, ~hieh is never plsetiosd IL
ne prossn7o Of any one. ha1 proved tha
oFezla1tlnE ful1 Of thousands OF lhe lctlast
and MOST talented young men 1has ever
EGys toug1e o oioqnoucs o. pen t0 song.
n has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tatlcn, and reduced the ni8erahie victim r.
liVlag skeleton. Eor ere theae Ca frcl
and iatal Effects in its pairs are acaitoraA
tbs ruins ci rsas0n, the most meiancholy
sight that can meet moTiai eFes. 70 b
cured perInaneniiy Of ihil al1 iciioa, call ca
%. Colsman. No. tf North Cherry sirsot.
% addTess him 81 letter, Boa to1, Essh
vie, Tona. fs63s-H
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The WoFld's Great Rsmsdy.

Lr. aFaquea h'ood 'unlgfuF psnsfsaH
''II. eHayna'u 1od-funlfisq Panaara n
"IT. 5sayna's HIood-l'urf.Il p1cluea H
"Ir. eaayuaa b|qcd-fuf yinl fsnafaa
cdr. sNaYnes Hood. fufIiginl Fsna.ra.-
"br 8sagne's hiood-rnr ilieF fanscaaH
ils repuiailsn ior cu1eE scfu'ala, oid ulcers. h'u
folut complaint, uicufutol sIT1 irrcl.. u1ss lrrI
iuE. dafE hos hes. or defse. IN the adn. b. ia Ye-
low sam. ne ,rasuns or aasl11 f-ah. rhaurn.fia
anactious pains 10 thc bones, A. u Filhdrs nafai-
lEi Ihu Hrak and ectll s "a, of a1s a.fssre a :
scrcin o nature, 't b. snra l1 Do riod = iha
u.au7 tn1usand 1rliiuQri ~ frrm al pir.a n fnr
world VIII prcfci He lIug er.r Iscnle - ra1 fda.
pare With . 'u cu ius tnat clar7 rf d cr-1r1.
Merca1ai sui syph lIle l'Ilel-aa or strlf lf inHT
aiau inz-nolhiuE nts ever proceed % ere al n
cmnie. p e dlestlns slsfy featss of lhess g.
rsreua oouIriaaia..
calonc 80 p.iss o. 50 F.es IL cured 20 a grssi
certzint-.
DARK hl1lehes, of itf-ct. Il roe ai'a. crsd tfass
ap1sar. Ihasr rfaa ssear an1 H.fnlueaE' aIf asr
Tie aka. aud < VI uqrs loIfsir oanr'fann.
To la sore a retl1a t1e psfc tdf Ctra ua Pr.
aaqe. puIt1lae dIfafs a tta rulaIpt aiHrt 81 fIr
sFsYne .1n. 20 North e1ia slr1lf fl.isaaint q.
Or q i1a Drug slora ri
Wac H atuTH. ufarfIsfs.
Cof. CsuIlh .aa f.ns s.l risasils
maYiz.3m eedfEagn.
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Gold ia falling. 20 Il ths Puee q Phoio-
sraPhs at che Gallery Of the Cumbazland.
Gard Pietursa nos oziy s5 per dozsa-
aPrii-a A. 8. noRss, - Cedar 81.
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Building Lets fer Sale.

= atvR az 10 ioss. Inaunelaiely 6syoud q.
/ Feserrllural aardes, val sliuaiet icF brit
-, '.-,.v-.orsss ahieh Nill 81 - fco4 enf1s-
~. = - n-,a'.- - =. nnaa s.-.-n
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THIRD c0NaREssI0sAs DHTRICr.
We are authoussi 70 aafou1ss Col. w. B.
sEoxrs, q noEaib. aiAndidass fof Coaesoas IN tna
third ooagressional Dis.rict. isls-a
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FlFrH CoNoR.ssIosAL DerRIcF.

We arc suihorEod 70 annoancs eAnUE1 ]. CaarEa
ss q o.ndIdsls for Congress n The Fiah pisiries
compossS q ths counties e wilanaon. David
son sumner. Rebersoa and chasihsui.
iali-tdc
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J. NJ. sHARPE's
Select Academy for Ysune Ladies


n OCATED TF1 EIra fon Ea.tf.fik Trau
LmIlef % tFsrty Are tag aaI iaa.f4. fss.
8oardInG Pupils. terra basIf : p r5r saa1nr
o. ID wee lutcr ftt E1se. Frt 81. ras
10 sae-, fr-ra. cat % sai.ig r1lartI 81 lfrsrr.
f1renI1 H1ul 90 urI y g 7rr rfia.I. .ss = lIIss.
y. Aadiess I.M sHAR-s rrn.rs
Aaaertla fsnn
- sessi0as c1nranss arss Ho5ssr - s-vi
of 1ertenlnef. and tin 8eafsy "a disio ru.
~, nie h1aa
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We have three beautiful IithoF-nphs. repre- .
santing the iitlerenl branches q the esrFica,
nriate7 In four colnrs, edited soldiers Ger
tdcsfe d ulfnu Defenders Certifcafe anf !
= q. s. Army DE5os5aa," size llxi6 Inches. )
rsey srl enclosed n paste board tube, and 4
car be sem hy mail without injury Erery on !
yer and eoldier should buy ike1n and send
them % their iIierds.
Per ne thrue. rcalare fsIlId..-..........fl %
I1herui discount made 60 wholesale dealers.
We via El sli orders lor CERTIFICATES or Sts-
eonerY, By mail oE express. prcrlpsly.
{. N.RHoDEs 4 CO,
msyaS-Sm ios -srsrt Nashville. Teun
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NEWS DEALERs, &c-
TTNNEas. Ae.

OONE 4 TUE Wholesale and Retail
| J Bookse ler-. stAioners, an New Agents
10. 40 North Cherry srset, Nashville, Tenn
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We are auihorzsd 10 au1ouass Ex.eoT. ~. p.
caaFaEr1 a. aca1didsts for Congress a ths ma
conpeasioaal ris.nct. conpossd o. the counties
u Davidson. Winismson, Wiison. aumnss. Rob.
eg.sou. and Gresham. Js1
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A PROFITABLE PFECE or LEAeED PROP
~ ATTY lor aaie 10 eeeu-r.i local on, inclulinr
Ne -. DselifuE, tlAoIe, "a aon, SEX. a. pa
tarea, 0r4ceIies sad llqa1ra, fcEethef with H.
aais hztsoS 4 NuzgRER
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'Wantad.

esd ~hlts e. blnek, lhal s good seelssf snd
q srsr,.r. can hsar e ) E'iaalIon - Etl.flf3 =
50. 8 spFlge atTeft, nessfea tse-t - 1tssf
ilssif-s st = = Aa-Ae
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Wsars an'honSsa to asnounes Csaf. WILLIAM
DRiqER a. asandidsis for ibs oiics o. Hayar ..
Sashsls. ai ne eolniss eisclon--srst sasurasy 10
september urxs. fyl1 ihe.
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FIFrH ooEoerssToglf. rIsTnT0T

AAA - ~@Ai~as la-iASl7Aa AAaANsteAs
We are au horirsd 70 announca JOHN sCo7
sa III a csndidse for cossrsu 10 the ~
Disidcis composed = ne c0unt - q william 90,
WIaoa, paTdssn. sumner. R9bsrlson snd s'hsai-
ham. iyia.ts
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w wholesa snd Real ease Ia Tic, Copper
sn Sheet ron Ware sad Furnishing 6oods, NO. n
College street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Announcements Tor Congress.


FuUhIH uUNdElE7aIUHAh UI3IHIUI.
q the couaiy Of Bedford. asa candidate 70 ropre-
sent the people q tns Fo1Tfh Coasfesslousl Dls-
trics compossd of ths couuuss o. GHss. Ffa1khn.
coEss, Cannon. RuinesioId, M.rshai. and Bedford,
10 the Congress of The Uniisd staios.
Hs val address TIE people of ne Dssirlot q Ne
f5IIo-rilr tuias md nitoaa.
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By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
The Freedmen Of Arkansas.
Rebel Generals Dick Taylor and
ROddT In Washington.
Virginia Affairs.

The Elections Pass on Quietly.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

rF,osTfKINS, H. 4 cO.-U. 8. Gain Agents,
ffcers' Pay Accom- and Qusrtermas ters
VourheFs bsu at ~ the best rate, or collected
Cfice corner Jhsrry ani Cedar streets, up stars.
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WSICIPiL ELECTION.

We are auihori1ed 70 Announce +. z GOOD
LEr a. q candidats fos couaeiimaa b repsesent
iae 3lh Ward in ne Muuieipsi eisciion-
Wsars ahshsrirsd % sEnsudcs JAMES SLOAN
A. easdldaie ior A,demsn IN he Th.rf Ward. q
the Bsrt teeciion- iyzfs.de
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BHoFssyIIIE. J Juiy lS.-0snsrsi steele bss
as'apasd commend Of the Federal troops on
the Bic Granae.
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TO SoIdIsrs!..WaIIham Nalehesl

10 S0IdIaTsI..WaII6am Watches!
Lei every soldier, before Ire fotarns home,
provide hsniell wiih an American Walehs
ne better uia can be made Of money than 10
invest IS n ose of these durable and sceu-
Fs'e 'ine-p'seea. Il is a kind Of property
that constantly retasnn good interest. and
iis neney value isso vea known that g
pocket fall oi SILVER aollsrs Voulda'i ks as
useful
seid By al Respectable wsish dealers.
TIE AEERICAS WAlH 90,
pHan onss, Iss r,s.s-.yN.y
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RFos a. ASD 81, CcffEaE tFsrrr. =.
= gi'is sso. ssiElis :
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department Or last Tsnnessee.
Sheridan sOes rouna the Rebel Army.

NKw YoRK, March 80.
The Hernlfs eoqruspeadenoe says that another en-.
gAgement took place IN The Army Of The Potomac
on Monday, which, though confined 20 a small POT
ton Of tbe line and Of short duration, wHs quits
stubborn on the part Of the rebels. The approach
was made near the LET division OF tho sth corp,
whore they made fierce attack, forcing our men 70
fall back who instantly rallied and pushed the enc
my Al all poais and recovering their ground, when
we siill hold.
Tho Herald Washington special says that Mr..
Iinoaln's visit 10 FORTRESS Monroe and Gen. Grants
headquarters Is now believed 70 have been OF more
significance thsa t irsi attached lie hsd an Inter
XiaW vita s5.,I ss.4la Itafj,H psnding operations
as Immediately aftar ths council broke up general
movement Of Grants army In mont OF Richmond
wRs begun.
Information received In this city says that shcri-
dan started on 77th on new expedition, which ey
Chs time l. well en- its way toward giving hnisn-
ing stroke 10 The remaining communication win
Richmond
An the specials this evening concur In The Re.
portea conference Of the movement Of the Army u
The Potomac, and Shsridan's new expedition.
The Goldsboro correspondent Of the 2sth says
the rebels have twelve thousand cavalry under
Wheeler aud Hampton in our front.
Yesterday they hung thirty Of our foragera.
Fitzpatrick engaged part Of their force on yes-
teraay, the results Of which are unknown.
Cotton, a. 20 4se. Gold, 81 6ia.
NEW YoRK, April l.
The TribstHes Washington special says dispatch
lust recsived from Goldsboro states thai the rebei
have completed all their arrangements 70 evaeuats
Raleigh. All the departments Of the State govern.
menl have been removed 10 Greensboro ALSO all the
military stores.
schoheld has levied hundred thousand rationa
from the citizens.
HDo'As Dis. Z. TEEN, April I.
Gen. Stonemans advanced forces, commanded by
Major Keagh, captured Boone, n. O., to-day, the
rebel force being roated.
StonemEns command is now well int North Car
DINA and viii soon Do heard from in the heart Of
rebeldom.
HpQ'Rs Amy or THE PoroMAc, April ].
Heavy rains have set in, retarding the advance Of
the army.
The 5ih corps has reached the Boydtown plank
road, near White Oak junction.
CARIo, April l.
Gen. WAshburn, Of Memphis, publishes an order
Offering most liberal tsrms and protection 10 parties
who wish 20 remain ct home and become good citi-
Esus and urges all citizens to usp every effort 70
establish local and civil government
New YoEK, April /.
Sheridan has swept clear round the rabel army.
Our line extended 70 Boydtown road the right rest.
ing on HAschers Run.
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ss1s ssood apeh Nc ~ quite ule0hcefned oaklss
ehe;,s nr6a ihees pFsSsst villa IN appafeAt lndiis
erce 10 he fFfgtilai drama 10 Which Be was iht
ehisf actor. Bssids frequent egsillink AID mipiHg
o. hfs isss. and sliehi nervous tsIiehing II the
plniohad sftns, - showed no elneilon. he refused
q khael fs pfaysf, and during ths religious ssF.
ylesn would frequently shake Ne head aad anaIbly
express bis deubs q BE ptoaises q mercy charity
ard forgiveness whlA wsrs uttered b me minister
Al ne sonriusloA 81 The religious services Ne sas
asksd II be bed ssything 70 So. wherssfpon BE
ssraltsned himsaif up, aud supporting himself
sgainss the bfseing Of the gailows, saclaimed IN
load hus fsther ineehareni manner This Il jus
dciaL cruel mufdaF, and The United statss have no
oausa for my execnisonH Here be stopped bsit Ia =
moment after broke cut and sung IN loud voice =
stsnEa a song, "a fellows;
aTtast TO lack trsst 20 lack STARE fate IN ihs face
sass yoeF heart viii be Easy Il ~ N the right plass
At tbs yery moment he uttered the Last word Of
the sosg, Marshal Murray gave The signal, The rope
frightened, and the body cf Robert @. Kennedy hung
pendant in the air. A slngia motion Of the lower
mts twisehing Of the shoulders, and life was ev-
Identity extinct
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Execution or Q Rebel Spy and Hotel
Burner,

The Brooklyn UsioR Of the 9sth gives the follow.
ing account Of the execution Of Robert c. Kennedy.
the robei spy and hotel burners
Robort C. Kennedy late Captain In the rsbs. ar
my, arrested, tried and convicted Is spy and in
eendiary eIpiated his crime upon the gallows AZ
Fort Lafayette to-day. The offence for which Ken.
nsdy was tried and convicted was that while serving
M Captain in the military service of the insurrsnt
state ne was found acting a.A spy In The City Of
Of Now York, on OF about the first day OF Noyom-
ber 1854, where he undertook 10 carry on Irregular
and unlawful warfare, and In the execution of aaid
Undertaking attempted 70 burn the said city of New
York Nv"
Upon The trial, which Was protracted through
period OF twenty-three days, he was convicted OF
each charge sud specification, and the finding and
sentence OF the court were approved By the Major
General COMMANDING
AT thu time OF his arrest and during his trial the
prisoner exhibited the greatest nonehsancs and AZ
iected 70 utterly disregard whatever fate might aws
him. Even aiter his eanyiesloh and sentence. III,
some days he maintained the same spirit and gays
vent 70 hls feelings only In the most disgusting pro-
family. But With the near approach Of hs end. and
the daily increasing certainty that executive clem
eney would not be exercised In bis behalf he gradu
ally came 20 \ realizing seRsa Of hs situation. He
then became Puaillsnimous In his appeals for mercy
and declarations Of innocence
Whom visited this morning by the oHleeY ia charge
he exhibited great nervousness and trepidation on
which he in measure recovered AFTER drinking Cd.
Ploaaly Of whisky. lie exhibited 40 disposIlloa 10
make any preparation Cor The fearful end As wa %
rapidly approaching He told the slaaFs that shas.
they were ready, he was. he bad nothing 20 say ia
regard 10 tho crimes Of which he was convicted,
manifested no deposition 10 talk Of the past, and
snliea seefpfaiiy at all references % the future and
90 passed the closing hours OF his iifa
Inc chaplain i.sx, Mr. buFha, read the services
Of criminals and concluded ~ askIae the d0or,ed
nan b prayer.
During the roeding Of the order by Cans. French.
The reading Of the church service ana PRAYER, Kan
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Tribute or Respect.

At an informal meeting Of the conductors and
other employees Of the United States Military Rail-
roads, hsld at Knoxville, April lst 1865, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted
WHKEEAs, An Allwise and bene6cent Creator
has, In His inscrutable Providence taken from our
midsLby sudden death our friend and brother, HER-
BEkr G. IvEs
Resolved That, although but short time among
Us he had by his uniform courtesy and kindneas Of
manner and by the faithful and intelligent dschage
OF bis duties Conductor gained the high esteem
and regard Of all with whom he was associated and
while We deeply depors bis loss recognize Ia IL
the hand Of an overriding Proyidsnee.
ResolEed, That these resolutions DO published In
the KNOXVILLE WHO, and that a copy be sent to
his hersaved family In MarshAll Michigan together
with the surplus Of amount subscribed By " for
the purpose OF smbalming and returning the remains
70 his home. And e u our fervent hope that God
Of the widow and the atheFless may guard and pro
tee. the wife and little ones Of our deceased friend
J. c. SHowEANAS, Secretary
A. A. TALMAeE, Superintendent.
Isaac BoSEELI, JK., NJ 7.
n. q. CRARY,
q. WALDReF,
H. LswIs, and many Others.