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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-14

Go to Bryant, Stratton 4 Co.'S Nashville
Business College fos thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Pennsnship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neIship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, r.
Address BRYANT, lSTRATT0N & co.
octI3-ly.
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SALE OF
Government Property,

OFFiCE ASSISTANT QrARTERNAsTER.l
fssasltLE. Ilss, nov. :. 1854 !
II WILL CIR 81 sa'a ~ he n. 8. Frankiiu chors.
in &c Cay q Nsslvlle, Tcun-, On T.EJ ll3DAfs
ne len dsY az Nossm-ef. -. ~ q Govern
rserf Property. consisiinE n BAH - iaioass
slSa single Sci HorFe and Mule Hariees.
As 4" Cart Names.
as Cellar, SO BRIDES,
le-7 Head Ha'ters aE WEEen aaddiea,
q Ridinr saiaies, - Pack Sadaiee,
Io krry Nrgons Two dor-e HaEans,
l TFo-hurse Aultularce-
900 ptu=dz cd Fnrs.
lae1o neal3s ed ircn- +.
FIsG NnInlif.s
= nrols Spades. Scoops Tocis q al kin1s. A..
eaie 10 colnmence - , OF eek an on TIE let7
ss4 n Novrlnhor, fsit. aad continue fron daJ %
- mi i ne ptoPerY Is g aisposet q.
lrnr-.ls Cash n ls1rerulaelll e1rle,
- crisr q Col. A J Aeese7t chiei Z = y 9.
II n EIRE, cspi. sna a. Z. ~.
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CEAssrR or CoxNERcE.--A meeting Of thc
Chsmber II Commerce Of this city viii be
held to-day. and u is essential thai every
msmber Be present We hope soon 70 see
the besri organized on permsnent footing,
~ In sther cities 81 the fifst elasa. See adj
Fgrtisement.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Dlnr UsrOs osrsos.

Danny UEIoE OFFIcB,
Nashville, November IA, 1865.
The cotton market is again Gat-a de-
cline Of one per cent in Liverpool having
had the effect to stop purchasers from in
vesting, while sellers are stin holding of,
hoping for and expecting q rise. The fol-
loving is q list Of the receipts and ship
ments yesterdays
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-14

NEW CARPET HoUsE.-A large and well as
sorted stock Of Csrpetings and House Fur
nishing Goods just received and opened BY
VIM. ". Berry & Co No. 81 College street,
Nashville, Tenn. oct24- In
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yatUaa1r LkSus roR sAlE.-We call par
toalar attention . The advertisement Of
Mr. Ridley, Of three cotton farms, and 800
afres vi pine lands. located in Rutherford
cosniy, IN this State. The lands are we'll
io..a ed, ana extremely valuable. Il is an
excellent chance &c invest capital, with 2
certainty Of good profit.
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TIE Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Harnlnk
and instruction for Young Men. Also, new and 70
liable treslment for Diseases OF the Urinary and
Sexual Sysiems-Se1i free, IN sesied envelopes.
Address, DR.. J. SKILz4IN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association. Philadelphia Pa. apris-3
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We are receiving daily choice Cabbage.
We are ready 10 fill orders On short notice.
CLARK & GRraoRY,
novf2-st 50 Broad street.
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CITY NEWS



SIR. ELIAS P. ssITH, for ten years past 3
resident Of this city, died yesterday. In
March, ises, he was partially parhlyzed,
and after that time, till he died, was unable
TO attend 10 business, snd, for the greater
portion Of the past three months, confined
. the hOuse. He was 8 native Of New Jsr-
sew. whence be removed with his father,
whilst a youti, to Cincinnati, Ohio. Be fob-
seouently removed to Paris, KY, and thence
10 Huntsville, Ala, where be spent the
greater portion Of a long and useful life. lie
was modest, retiring, and amiabie in his
deposition, full Of affection for his family
and friends, and, in every respect, good
and worthy man He was for forty years
member Of the Methodist Epiacapsl
Church, and enjoyed the reputation Of q
snccre and conscientious christian. His
wssone Of those characters which grew upon
our respect and reverence. the more init
asiely We bceams acquainted with il. In
hi.dsath. society losea an invalnabis rneFn-
bas. and his family friend. eounseilor and
composition who can never be replaced
but ihey feel hat
-.'the ashes ~ the just
smell sweet aud hlossom in he dust
- ~. ~ I. "a. ~ an houorabie lie
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HoME AcAINEl

HAVING returned sghn with large
stock Of
rrimmines. xvorsteds. zephyr
sc. sc,
to the old home. I vould respectfully p,
form the Ladies Of Nashville that We VII
be prepared 20 maaafaciure any kind q
Cords, Tassels, buttons, Fringes'
&C., SC,
as good aud as cheerfully As formerly
OSCAR BoHAfE 4 Cos
povI-tr No. Union street
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Three hundred barrels Apples, very
choice varieties, two hundred barrels extra
Potatoes, Hay, Corn. Oats, Flour, loF Sale
low. at Clark 4 Gregory's, s. Broad Street.
uov19-gf
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:. p. Cone hiss received frank Leslie's
lllpssated rhe Nation, Round Table, Police
Gazette. Observer, Courier Dea ktats unis,
laie New York, Chicago. sud S. Louis
dasiies
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Twenty or the most thiniy popuisisd
ccaaiies M fndiana eVnsnied, i1rine tue
reoeiliop, over s.. oaa .eal ioT iaesl boaaiio,
sna TIE ielief 81 soldiers fsmiiiqs.
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Parss or NlArrra-The great lengih Of
ihe decision in the McCann case, and q the
general order relative 10 Nj. Etheridge-
tsih mattcrs o. the deepest interest % Ten
nessesans-exciudes much Of the local mat
ier Of az ordinary character.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER a, 1865.

-cfuueinnati. 0hio.-JosErz B. QuuuE, =
ar auihorssd sReuf TO TsesiEe advstsensnts and
.ub--upsozs foT the Nashuizl Uai0=-
seEE Orleans, La.-E0sIE T. oTEEAIi' q
the Commercial Readise Roo=. is our sufhoii1sd
srsst % receive aaseriissneats sad subscriptions
isr me Es4irilt Tnsoa-
Memphis, Tenn.-cIrEEsEs bHEsf are
or snihon1sd aseuis % receive adEeriisenaeni'
and sahssrspsioa, for TIE Fasarzis UHi9a-
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Miss Asia D'Afant, the charming Page and
zee nd-sirht syhii, VIII assist Prof Scarf ~
Masonic Hall, on Thursday, Nes. 10Th.
novi4 81
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AucsoS sAIE.-Geo. Shields O.. sell q
sarge quantity Of dry goods 81 suction this
lnaruing. Sec advertisement.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-14

Sell your uncurEent money, mutilated
Notes, and G cts. interest Notes-at c. n.
Ordway's Brokers ofice, As College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-14

Prof. Scarf. the quaint, queer and quisi
cal necromancer and wizard, viii give ihree
VI hiss select entertainments a. Masonic
Hal, commencing on Thursday, Nov. 10Th.
pevl4-3t
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Mattresses, Furniture, Pillow siips, Sheets,
Quilts, Coverlids. Blauket., Spresds. Fsath
ere, and SHOW Cases for sale az "a Broad
street novl4-lw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-14

Prof Searl, the great Illusionisi. viii
commeuce HE diableries and magical Won
Sers a. 1lasanic Hali. On THURSDAY next,
Nog. loth. novi4-3t
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SPECIALNOTTCES.

LATEST I-IF-TI d :
Pe-ney,s New Extsaef of sh- f--i IN i''''.'
NV ana cxqnisi peritu-a fs-ise iis'i
Cl4pfrre sd III Re Laa e = ieo ri
l.ias he s7Ecf = f.ne.
THE FGfPfliE gu
TIE Es-YPrifN Otis
TAI AGfrTfss lctta.
rfsnuTsrfurai ~ + A fenney, 900. I'D +" -
y~-44- raTFkl1ls4 .HCrt - lftfli'li 80 - =
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-14

Ocs Jsr OFFErE.--We are eEecuting every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
jnF in tho Rsatsst style, and At the loEes'
prices, ct this Office
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-14

suxSr SIDE noxcxkr HALI.-The Sunny
Side is 8 favorite place Of attraction, and IS
nightly crowded. The stars are Mrs. Vic
toria Howard, Miss Belle de Forrest, Al.
Cooper, Toney Benton, and others, all tai
ented artists, and deserving q the public
patronage.
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SHOW Cases made % order, snd . general
assortment kept constantly On hand, ni "A
hroad street. aovl4-lw
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Three thousand Pairs Of Ladies' Shoes, 81
81 50 pei pair, 81 81 Broad street
novl4-1u WI
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Get your wall paper at Merritt 4 Hills,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
octS-tL
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AnnIes and Potatoes

Choice Coal for sale by knight Bros, !
No. 40 Church ST., opposite Masonic Hsn.
ocf20-u
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RoRERT FoULDs

tArq-rts - fars1H ssci1sn an urss.s
lofS FkiscY s0oDS, CHINA AND FisEWosFs
AIso
@tanaiarturer % Transparent Slate.
- - tokn ei7ssi, Neu Fosf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

NV THrlrRE.-The audience al the New
Theatre, last night was large, ana All were
highly delighted with Miss hendefson's
rendition Of the leading characters IN the
two plays-Madaline, IN the 81 hid in the
Regiment" and Don Leander, in the ain
visible Prince" Tonight the youthful
days Of Richeiieu" VIII be repeated.
On THrArRE-T The Old Theatre was
densely crowded, sgain, last night, on the
occasion Of the first presentation Of the
'sWorkmek Of New YORK. play that is
fun Ct thrilling scenes, and representations
Of real life, in the great metropolis Of Amer
lea. Il will be repeated tonight, which
announcement will, Of itself, be sufficient to
I'll every seat.
BROADWAY YAEfRT1Es.-A complimentary
benefit having been rendered Mr.. J. L. Bar
rett BY his friends, the Varieties viii be re-
opened this evening for the occasion, and
viii probably rema open until the close Of
the week, in order tOafford opportunities to
other members Of the old company to take
benefits. Mr.. Bsrret was the gentlemanly
and efficient stage manager at this theatre;
and none who made his acqnaiEtance but
speak in the highest terms of him, aud the
high esteem in which he is held hes induced
his friends TO tender him a complimentary
benefit. We are assured thHt programme
Of unusual interest and attraction will be
presented. A large number OF Mr.. Barret's
friends in the profession have kindly ten
dered their services; therefore, let this be
an occasion coInmensurate with the merits
Of the gentlemanly beneficiary. We feel
sure that no che will more highly appreci-
ste it, or be more heartily thsnkful than
Mp. Barrett.
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one dollar viii buy good Aiatlras', Al
81 Broad street. noyl4-lw
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WE1c not profess v Be ths only Physi-
elan IN The city, who may be found at his
oftics - 81 hoprs, day Or night I" nor do
Wo, IN Offering our services 20 the invalid,
desire to recommend ourself IN preference
70 other sqaaily we'll osteblished and ex-
perienosd Physicians; nor do We pre-
Tend 70 be infauible, Or the only man cs-
pa0le Of curing the various diseases mon
toned IL our gsuefkl advertisement. We
do not claim the possession Of any goEder-
III secret reGisdieS, or extraordinary aqree-
sbie trsstase1f o. pailiatipcs; as AZ sensible
men must know, that success In the prac-
tee Of medicine, does hot depend % much
upon the discovery Of nelg rciacdicg, OF Hsig
modes 81 freafraent, Is upon sho skillfll use
Of those agencies Necessary 70 e perfect cure
and this can be eequirod only By sxpe-
Renee ard patient application. We res
psctfully refer ths public 70 our general sd-
Vertissmsnt, IN another part Of The paper
Once hours frum 9 in ths morning tin .
st night. Z. Z. CoIsAAE, n. D.
81 North Cherry 81. Nashville. Tsu
II YOU want your Pianos wen tuned, call
on g. r. Jackson, AZ Lacks. on Union
street, or az bis new Music Store. on Church
street. Orders from the country viii meet
with prompt attention. oef26-tf
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Yer Sale ct this Office, one good second
land Boiler. Wiil be cold chsaP for cash.
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GILL YOUR UNCGRRRNT MOxRY.-The
~ following are the raies tad By Thus. :. hARR
BROEER, corner Of Union and ClieFe street for
uncurrsni money. These quotations are Liable 70
fuct ate bat may be depended on q Sufficient
ieueth az time for toe reIniEjances TO be received
By msil OF express, II iorEarded without delay.
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FRANK PkRRIsH's
n.- s.,ssr she. .ns s.sa.aa s.Ioss.

ha- - c4arch s.. opPoti-r a. Ara1u'e BAL.
HAVING ..reruogsf Iri1 ny nas a1f comnio-
III lnns = 80 Z res acllIlIIF arlll1cc r M
~ ual-..-- - 81 ud..t ilal } a. SOW rsly &
riI.lI = lirIr earse II 1tli1f alJIe fdr1 ever
r1.II -. $1,000. A. IrIi-cIl.a Ilsf1sF ard
dEfslftsfel q ~ 49, 80 ~. 9 tla
~. q a.|a1lIf rfutf SO cr1llly aaa ralf.
y. - .rarra cen naliaca uII cav lI1Isr 10 =.
49, altzc1al q fts r-EEa1r Il1I.e -
80 uefling sa y lsasa .lccr1 F-Il-s
na|l-'ilts-sn- ~ s- at4I1 m $500
8 Geek % a1H.aF IIII.r| ~ 49, =
arAis-,Ns%@ fAAks fAkaisa.
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ao 80 49, -.

lave ior saIe a ia-Ee md vsrsd assartnrrs 81
IL AAlttl1t.. si1liDLEEf. BLACEaHf4n
tOoi.s AatliS Fsi.LOH-, TilE6a al ass-,
essef pfon' iii-AnhAid, aad larEs lai x e
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10 ouH EunsCRIaEss Is rHE CEr.-Our
Agent is now calling upon cur friends and
patrons IN she city, collecting Whatever
nav Be duc fzosn each subscriber. We have
bad no regular collections on The routes foT
the last year or 20, because we have had 30
tine e devote 70 it. The bills have al
been made ous from our books, snd i is be-
iieved that they are generally correct.
Where they are found 10 be otherwise, they
VIII be willingly and properly adjusted.
We hope that every one will be ready q
settle when called upon, as i viii greatly
facilitate business, and prevent the anDoy-
ause Of @ealiing sgsin" on the sane errand.
In the fu;ure We viii collect regularly every
month Il
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Omces 20 Rent.

r NJ. ii Chsrry 8 rssf. thrge doom ts,cS ths
q 80 oFet. % ne fSlna si1ei aleq - Dag
sssrlerl ca = sscon1nodniea. ioeAt1n
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SANDS'ALE

4Ere ~, . hssfs isrra slact uf 7aula' csI.
w -. 60 ani eiles ti11. ratrh ~ rn.r.
.cia. a'feci ~. Ed = b ~ .lo
-, aasra. 80 al ~ 49, r,1t..t.-.. ~.
srre 40 3 iE1Tz raccl II s1lIsrs' snrnIss -.
lF1re- q 3. VOID t-ol..
leis-a q Uses 1.lset.
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Tho ashes oi Tue just
Smell sweet aud hlosso n IN he dust
and that the sxamsle Of an honorable lie
will hnger with and bless them forever.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
81 Law Blanks Ter sale e this ofiee. OF
prinfed % order.
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Ia o.
sh
Blal choice na everything requisite
fr a mp
Wear
addition Retail ssek hsve atsd tra
chants pidSg ourselves duplicate bin h paehaed lov
without adganle1y
bsst e
tople ouay 70
a
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Old papers, l,he largest in the city for'sis
Al this oirca.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07
RURAL AMERICAN.

The most Elegant, The Cheapest and the
Best Agricultural, horticultural and
General Family Hdper IN the United
Stdtesi Grdtuities IN Choice Crane
Vines, Strawberry Plants and Elegant
Ea0rapings 10 The oaiae of .SubscriDtion
price sent free 10 ereyy sabscribTv!
This popular rurn paper published on the tsl and 18Th
OF each mona at UrcA, N, Y, atSl so year, is now
greatly enlarged and improved and equal IN size and
value Of contents any other similar puhcaIion in
this country. Indeed no other paper OF The kind can
be compared with H. in the real value and interest at.
iached 10 its conents and IL s decidedly ahead OF any-
thing OF The kind every published,
The RuaAL AMERICAN is not a Local paper, but Just
States Us The state OF New York It's eircaia,ion Is
larger than that Of any other paper OF the city OF
New York. volumne X will commence January ist,
The form isa very large SIXTEEN AAoR ocr.vo con.
tanning double the reading matter that be found in
any other similar publication every subject of inter
est to farmers fruit growers grnpe growers ia parcu.
er stock raisers, gardeners, bee-keepers, poultIy
This elegan, paper is illustrated with somo of the
mos costly ENdRAvINos that money and art can pro.
duee end It's LirknARY department embraces general
FAMILY reading which IN interest, has never been
eQuR cd IN this country IN brief the RURAL AMEkIcAN
is now admitted, nniversaly to be the most PRAcrIcAL
aud RELIABLE Agricultural and Horticultural pubion-
iion exnnt. Every subscriber receives the full value
OF the paperin choice Grape Vines Strawberry PlantS
fine Engravngs worth - each and all su6sc rbers
Tor 1909 who remit their money before pee 18th recey
the volume Tor le65
FRRE FROM THE TIME THEY SUBSCRIBE
TO the close Of the present year.
The Agricultural editor OF the Philadelphia Saturday
Evening Post ian entire sIangerl In eongratu ang ma
on the appearance Of my paper writes; "Aly opin
ion is that You have ssued the best journala non.
eonsidered-ior the practical, working farmer that we
nave ever had q Inc United States, or amy where elsa
IKE It's general make ap better ihan that OF any paper
sentInentsn -" "ones'
Agents are sssry where wanted TO get up Clubs who
receive magnificent Pre- .aums In Vines Planis Eass"
wings, Cash, Gold Pen, Mag zines, Weekly Newssos.
PEI" &ei samples q The hynAL AsKMcAS sen, free 10
ensila osmP, New y~k enA'on'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

MEN WHO CANNOT MAKE SPEECHES.
One Of the most singular deve lopments of
the times is the appearance in American
public life of class Of men who cant make
speeches. Thus, we have q Lieutenant
Genefs. who, when he is fairly cornered by
IN sdmiring crowd, will make two or three
polite bows, but will not let one word out
Of his mouth any moro than he would Penn
bertop out Of Vicksburg, or Leo out of
Richmend. Gen. Sherman, on similar &C.
oasions, attempts but the most meagre re-
plies. although he is ready and pungent
enough with his pen. Gen. Thomas returns
thanks and that is all, while the gallant
Sheridan simply says: excuse me, boys,
you know never make speeches. - Boston
Jsurn@.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

MAREfAGE NoTIoEs.-A Western paper
gives the following notice to those who are
about 70 enter into the ''holy bonds:"
sAll nsticcs of marriage, where no bride
cake 10 sent will be set up in small type and
stack In some outlandish corner of the pa
per. Where q handsome plate of cake is
sentit wall be put censpcuously in large type;
vhsn gloves or other bride favors are ad-
ded, piece of Illustrative poetry will be
given in addition. When the editor at
tends the ceremony in propria perSonia
and kissed the bride, it will have especial
notice-vsry large type, and the most APP
propriats poetry that can be begged, bor-
rowed, stolen, or coined from the brain edl'
torisl." .Hf zL
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07
gelmuat Gbrollirle
Ct. claicsviIIe, Ohio, Nov. 30.

II
Down ON WHIsKY DRINKERsl-1t was
on one oil the river steamers, at dinner, that
nm able, matronly lady, remarked In the
midst Of conversation with "a grave looking
gentleman, on the subject oftcmperance:-
"Oh, of all things in the world, / despise
whisky .drinkersl'' The gentleman dropped
his knife and fork in the ardor of his feel
ings, extended his hand and took hers with
In his own, and With emotion that threaten.
I'd tears over the loss of ruined sons, he
replied, with faltering words: Madam, l
respect your sentiments, and the heart that
dictates them. permit no one to 60 be.
yond me IN despising whisky drinking. |
have been disgustsd on this very boat, and
ssyit now, before our captains face
What, say, can be more disgusting than to
see wsll-dressed, respectable, virtuous look
Ing men step up TO the bar Of this boat, and
without fear Of observing eyes, boldly ask
for whisky when they know that there is in
that very bar the best cid Cognao brandyl"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

IT appears that in the Tennessee Leeisla-
tnre the resolution demonstrating against the
pardon Of JEFF. Davis and others was amend
cd BY adding the names OF flames Buchanan
and John @. Brockinridge to the list tleclar-
Cd Infamous and worthy Of death, on motion
Of Dr.. Keith, who stated that he had been
. Democrat. and had been deceived by them.
The preamble and resolutions were then
adopted--l5 to 8.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

Two BROTHERS, by the. name of Cassidy,
residing with their sisters in Seneca County,
were recently attacked in their house, drug
gsd with chloroform, tied and then tortured
until they told where their money, amount
ing to ever thirteen thousand dollars, was
concealSd. The two sisters were also drug
ged. After the robbers had secured the
money they left the premises, and have not
been heard of since.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

THE Dayton Journal is responsible for
this "sandwitch. An Attorney who
unites to his legal condition that of cer-
gyman, remarked to q visiting brother II
reside in an adjoining county, and practice
law in this; that is to say, / preach there,
and practice horel" "And," reioinei his
friend with malicious smile, II hope you
ind your practice more profitable than your
congregation do your preachingp'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

APRoPoUND observer remarks. II have
eften observed at public entertainments
shat, when there is any thing to bs seen,
and every body wants particularly to see it,
every body Immediately stands up and effec-
tually prevents any body from seeing any
thing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

TEE total damage to tho whaling interest
BY rebel pirates has been 81 $50, 900. -
The number Of whales destroyed was 40,
and IS Of them were taken by pirates fitted
out Ia the British dominions. ri,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

PRESIDENT JOHNSON, as a greward to
tive Blaokfeet Indians who rescued two
whits women from the savages, has directed
to DO presented 20 each of the rescuers
silver medal, $3.50 in money, and an official
endorsement, with his signature, narrating
the circumstances of their noble conduct.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-07

TaE official returns of the Pennsylvania
election show the following results: For
Auditor, Gen: J. Il. Hartrauft (UAion),
a3S 400. W. II. ii. Davis Dem 2l5,740.
The total vote was Is, ,b62 less than the
heavy vote for President in 1860. The
decline in each party was about the same.