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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-22
Mr.. Nasty +" Makes a DelegaShun to hisself'
and Visits the President.
SAINTS R EST (which is in the staff nv
II NJ lNn..ox.A Al - s ] 2EE Z

/ ~
Moo Jersey J, May Is 1865.
All the stats Nv the North, and the heft
nv them recently subjoogatid, all the So
lcieties, Associashuns and Churchis that
ever heerd Nv, ehave sent delegashuns for
the purpose Nv volunteerin advise 2 Jonson,
the moo Presydent. Feelin that Moo Ger
sey should not be behind in the advise bis
Mss, elected myself delefiashun borrolel
clene shirt, and travelled Q Washington.
wuz anlounct ez "a delagashun from
Moo Gersy," and wuz towunst ushered in2
the presents. y.--t2,
soe' Wher is the delegashnn ?'' ejakoolatid
the President, hurry elm up, fer I've
thirteen more to reserve this afternoon"
g Androo Jonson," said /, impressively,
II represent Moo Gersy, Stait that has
jest dun honor to the deceest Presydent,"
Troo," returned he, such Stats
honor patriots-after they're dead"
=" resent the insinooashun, with skorn.
Ez proof that the murder of the Presydeut
wrung the popler hart NV Moo Gersy, let
me say, sir. that the Camden and Amboy
Drekturs at a meetin calld fer the purpus
absolootely votid 2 carry the corps Nv
the deceest -Presydent over the road fer
half fare honor never be4 akordid to
emmy Twin or ded individjooaI. But let
that pars Moo Gersy needs no speshal
pleeder. Their she stands. Look at her
EFF yo hev microscope. I'fof 4aa
Il cum Androo ez original Dimocrat,
who whatever uther Sins he may have
committed, never skratcht his tickkit or
diootid his whiskey. In behalf of that
Dimocrisy speek.
''Ez hez been menshund 700 wunst er
twic5 immense responsibility rests on yoor
sholders. The Suthern stats struggled
fer their rights, ~but were squeIcht. They
fought like heroes, but fell, becoz of over
porerin numbers agin EN-. There down
yoor iron heal is on2 their necks What
will you do? Will 700 CRIME EN-, er will
700 be magDanimus 3aAj orb
" Wunst we wuz happy nashen, and
We ken be SO agin-it rests with 700. 700
must consulate the Dinocrisy. Our party
north is magnanymus. We stand reddy
to forgive you fer havin draftd us, fer
havin taxi us to support unconstooshnaI
war, providin yoo'll stop now. Woo our
Southrin brethrin back with gentle words
They are high spirited and sensitive race
and kin never be subjoogatid. Take EN-
again to your buzzum, and don't humiliate
elm by degradin condishans. Civ EN- a
chance to forgive ns.fer whalin Nv EN-. Res
tore their niggers, pay Their war debt, invite
Magoffin and Vance and brown and the
rest ov the governors back 2 Their various
capitols-give Lee and Forist and Boregard
their posishuns in the regular army, and
penshum the disabled confedrit heroes.
ether mustn't be no hanging. Yoove
got that unfortunate STATESMAN, Davis-he
fell in2 yonr hands becuz he was ignorent
Nv the style NV yoor Qait Linkins) min
yuns lie mite hev knode that the sojers
never seed woman takin to the woods
without chasin him. But he must not be
hung. Democrisy looks upon the matter
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Hiring Nerrnns

The Memphis Bulletin has the fol,
lowing on this subject:
As a general rule tho planters in north
Mississippi and Tennessee are making
ar angements 10 pay wages to their
hands. Where they fail to fulfill their
contracts and complaint is made to the
freedmen's bureau, redress is speedy
and efectual Where the planters as
sumo TO whip their employees, the freed
mems department proceeds in 3 very
prompt manner. Complaints Of this
character are rare, and the tone of feel
ing between planters and their hands is
daily improving. Some of the old
planters who have been exceedingly
averse 70 hiring the negroes that they
claimed rs slaves, are Tesorting TO very
amusing lodges. Some of them make
bargains with the negroes, and agree to
clothe and feed them well for q term of
years, and then give each of the blacks
a piece of land in fee simple. The ma
jority contract to give the negroes g
certain proportion Of the crop, or q Ger
tain sum per bale One wealthy fellow
in northern Mississippi has made a will
in which be donates 10 his slaves sill his
lands and hard casL when he dies, pro-
vided they viii work faithfully on the
plantation to that time. he calls all
his slaves together about onee q week,
and explaining the provisions of his
will, reads il TO them and exhorts them
10 work steadily. The result is said 10
be most satisfactory, rs the negroes
work hard and take great interest in
the welfare of the plantation. As this
will is really nothing but a contract, il
will doubtless be enforced
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Subsistence Department.
COL A. BECKWITH, O. G. g.,
Military Division OF the Mississippi

COL A BECKWITH, O. c. g.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi
OAPr.J @. REED, c. @ &,
Department Of The Cumberland Ofice No. u
Sonth Cherry street, wee Col Porter.
CAPT. SAM. J. LITTLE, G. g.,
Depot CommissRry Subsistence, Office No. Il
Chery-street
CAPT. s. D. HENDERSON, @.
Post Ccmmissary Subsistence, Once North ode
Pghic Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. ". e. N'LYAAN, @. g.,
In charge Of q. s Bakery, sDdD i-b1rsing Com
misssry Subsistence, wee Capt John a. irvine.
once No. 81 Cedsr-syeeL
LEUT. }. g. GALLENTTEE, A @. B.,
In charge Of soldisrs' Rest corner Cherry and
Church-5tr9eE, wee Lieut.. Henry King.
CAPT. D. R LANOREAU. @ s.,
In charge OF Beet Cattle, wee Capt. Glover-aso
10 charge Of Hsrdmeu, Stables, 81 , vice Lent u,
g HoListsr. Oface near Lower Laadng.
CAPT A ". WILLS, A Q n,
IN charge OF Pc { Fuel Government Printing
House. and Al Public snd Private Buildings used
as stQrehousos. Jfiaes, Quarters, &c. Ohce No.
Is South Cherry street
CAPT, Y. MILLS,
Inspector Of Suffers Goods, snd all Private eBores
shipped to the Front Once A5k Cher7-strest
CAPT. ;. ;. CHILLY, 4 g Il,
UsburEnR and Mef Qusrternaster, q. 3. Military
Railroads. Of8cs Church street, Chattanooga
Depot
CAPT. 8. r HAMLL, l. Q n,
Assistant 10 Capt. F. ). Crly, A. Q. d. Ofee
Church street, Chattanooga Depot
uEUT. O. F. NELSON, 18th Us CT, A n,
IN charge Of Properly q &. Military Rsilroada
Office Church street. Chattanooga Depot
GAIT. q. n sMTH A Q n,
In charge Of Cavalry DerOS Edge6eli, Tennessee.
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SashriIIe Gfta AireetGra
Municipal OmceH.

JoK HUGH SAITH, Mayor.
VIZ SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUS HENRY, Treasurer.
JOHN CHUMBLY, City Marshal.
W. H Wilkinson, Deputy Marshal
JAMS A. STEELE,
A c. TUcKER,
JoHN F. I~EeALIs,
JOsEPH L RYAN,
A B. SHANKLIN, Revenue Collector
E B. GARRET, Water Tax Collector.
JoHx n. SEABURY Superintendent
Water Works.
JAMES PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works.
DAN. CUNNINGHAM, First Engineer Of
Water Works
VIZ J. SLINKARD, Second Engineer OF
Water Works
L NJ Freeman, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoKBY, Assistant Chief Of Fire De
partment
WV WRIGHT, Street Overseer.
JoHE Q. Dom, Work House Keeper.
Il. L NoRvuLE, Sexton
THOMAS McCARTT, First Clerk Market.
EI1HHA Lone, Second Clerk Market
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Grant--shermaB aud his Army-Com-
partisan.

hiAuA htan auu BIS AFUy-I0m-
parlsOn.
We make the following extracts from
the Washington correspondence 81 -
Cincinnati Commercial. descrintiva ~
the great review -
GIANT AN HIs PoFU1Anrr.
After the review last evening. walk
Ing up the great aTerue, I heard halfa
mile distant the sound Of ~visorous
cheering, and turning toward the sound
saw a couple Of horsemen, who attract.
81 the attention Of the crowds upon the
sidewalk Evidently il Wa a General
followed by 3 single orderly, and he
was coming alta s,sshing paoeand mag.
~nihcently mounted, too, upon a bright
bay, whose sleek coa glistened in the
sun There vas a moments hesitation
IN recognizing him Some one said =
It's sherman, but Just then there
vas an uproar OF cheering, close al hand
the ofhoer was smoking furiously,
The smoke being elected with spitefui
Ugorr Ike steam from 3 tuglboat hard
~ work he lifted bis hat ana bowe5
quickly, almost peremptorily. but not
gngscefuly, and the features OF Iieut
ten Grant which the art of photo,
graphy have made unusually T ,milisr
we're revealed IL is worth while 10 add
That hs appearance shows an energy
Aad intelligence greater than his pbo-
Joefaph tells Of The little incidept
hAt have related, shows hov erest i
ms popularity be has, from an esrlv
IaDe OF the war, been a fayorite WIN
me LAstern people, and his asoepdsn-
- 10 30" complete, and his nonpls-;t-
beyond precedent IL ia 49, -
and not unjustly, as one OF ,bs .Pou,
OF the Republic. We NAV AZ IIs
mere y rather more style IN tbe Liens
General now sdays, than was ob,s-.1s
IN hun when he was the ulasnSst
MAJOR Generals out West III a.
elegant and be wears the three -
% the shoulder, to which hiS rsnt
uues him he rides a horse thst wo'1Ss
remind the school boy Of the Buoen5sl
ins that The young Alexander tams5.
70 RS bows his acknowledgment a.
As rides 70 the crowds that huzaa a.
him Lifting hA high sugArloafh hat clear
iron his head
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100000
To be SOld for One Dollar Each

Without regard to value, and not to be pad for IN
I'll you know what you vail receive.
Among those who have acknowledged the re-.
celpt OF VALUABLE GIFTS drswn RON this Asso-
citation since ian. / 1860, the following kindly per
init their names to be usedd
Robert Il Hotchkis-, New haven, Conn Ma'o,
deOn, value $50. FIT Willis, " 22d st n. T..
Diamond Cluster PIN, value s2O6 MrsRG Tsppsn,
10 York st., Gold Hstcn, value SIPS. Miss Ellel
r. Dickerson, Binghampton, n. T.. Melodeon, va
lue 500. Mr.. Z & Stone, 50 Tenth St., n York,
Piano, value $3.50. Mrs Thes A Miller, Scranton,
Pa, Diamond Ring, value Sl75. Mise Ellen J.
/. Van Ripper, Washington, D. c., Sod bunur-
Cased Watch, value $50. Edwsrd r. Lindsay,
Worcester, Mass, Piano, value $50. Miss. d q
Farwell, Dubuque, Iowa, Diamond Ear Drops, va
Inc $3.50. Francis l Moran, I26 Pearl st., Albany
Wy, Music Box, value SO Mrs K Q Ingersoll
Urbans, Ohio, Silver set, value $50. Lieut. B I
Hendricks, Wizards Hotei, Washington, Dol 81
yer Patent Lever Watch, value S55. Capt. l War
per, 18th n Y Vols, silver Watch, value S35.
Many persons who have drawn valuable prizes
do not Wsh their names published or We might e1
tend this list.
HAsNER or DISTRACTION.
CERTIFICATES naming zach article and it:
VALUE, are placed in sealed envelopes, which are
well mixed one Of these Envelopes, containing
the Certificate or Order tor some Article, worth a
least one dollsr at RETAIL will be delivered sc oul
Othcr, or sent bp mail 70 any address, without re
gard to choice, On the receipt of % cents. The
purchaser will see what Arncle il draws, and III
value, which may be from One 70 Five HUndred
Dollars, and can then send One Dollar and receive
he article named.
ETNo Blsuks-Eyery purchaser gets value.
Parties dealing with Us may depend on having
prom pit returns, and the article drawn will be in
med ately sent 70 any address BY return NAL OF
express.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed q m all Cases.
~ SIX Certificates for One Dollar, Thirteen fol
Two BOliars.
Agents Wadted. Send a stamp for a Circular. Al
letters shouid be addressed
I. BENTON & CO.,
Box 1867 Post once, New York.
aprZ9-fmdkwn
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Militarg 9irFttOru.


BvT. 81 GEN. J. l. DONALDSON,
Chief Qusrtermssier, Department Of the Climber
land. Office los CherrY-stTeet-
CAPT. H. D W-ICKERSHAM, A Q N.
Chief Assistant QuArtermEsoer. once loo Cherry
street.
CoL CHARLES Il. IRWIN, A 9. NJ
in charge Of Lumber, Workshops, sc. ofico 100
Cherry street
CAPT. s. 3. BROWN, A Q n,
in charge OF Railroad Transportation. Fneght and
Passeuger) Office Church street, at Chattanooga
Depot
CAPT. CHAs. T. WING, A. Q n,
General Disturbing OfBesr QusrtermRster's Depart
ment O1ica l1~ Oherry-street.
CAPT. T. J. cox, 4 Q Il,
in charge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equip
age, Stationery, QuartermRsters' Blanks, and StoF-
age Of Public Property. Office II MRfket-street.
oAPE GEo. B. HIBBARD, A Q n,
IN charge Of Forage snd Straw. Ohoe 20 CherTy'
street
APT. v. A WAINWRIGHT, A Q NJ
in charge Of Q-uartermaster's Stores, Horse Medi-
cines, Hardware, &C. Once, Taylor Depot, corner
Summer and Broad streets
CAPT. +. B. KIRK, A Q N,
In charge OF River Iepot and Post transportation,
Fuel lor Steamers. Public Animals, Stables, COrrals,
&C. Office IS Cherry street.
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Captain Of Polics-H. A. humbley.
lst Geutenant-Uaniel 4. Birchett.
I'd Lieutenant "A q. Byron.
LIST Ward-h. Thompson, VIM. Stewart 7. n.
scott
~ Ward-John Firth, A. CrosthWait.
Sd Ward-ss. Miller, W Bonds, K W. Garner,
VIM. Danley.
4th Wsrd-Wm. Mallory, NJ. ". Thompson.
9Th Waj-oseph Philips, A J. Head, Vance
Riley.
9Th Wsrd-5am Pigmmer, Jas. Citizens, J. Cav
ender, Chas Hill
7th WaId-lo=eph Caps, J. Csstlemsn, ". B.
-Runders VI Vaughan.
Sth Waru-Ben Smith, Thos Henderson, z. r.
Nichd, ID. d Ms1sfeid.
sh W4rd-Wm Watson, B. Mckinney, q. B.
Hall, Jas. Hall.
As is,a d North Of Broad 8rest-RoA +. Hodge,
D CrosthWaiE
Assistants -outh o. Broad street,. ". Glover,
John l. Cotnell.
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Special ReQuisitons, No. 40. are required for all
articles not Limited by the Army Regulations, and
must be approved by Brigade and DIVISION Com
manders, or the Commanders Of Troops unassign-
cd 20 Brigsdes or Divisions.
RsqmslEons Tor supp les, for troops stationed at
Nashville, viii % filed on approval Of the Post
Commander. unless they call Tor animals, mans OF
transportation, lumber, or printing, when the APP
proEsl Of the Chief QusIJeTmaster is required
Requisitons and Estimates for Supplies az the
Front must be presented % the Depot Quartemas-
ters there. Only ia extreme cases WI they be is
sued on here, and then only when approved by the
Chief QuarteTmaster Of the Army.
Al signatures D. RequisidOns and Estimates
should give the ordinary autograph Of the Onioer,
followed by his rank, and the number snd dssigna-
ion Of ms regiment or command
moy q, 1866,
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RelmbOId's Extract BuOha

Take NO Bslsan. Marcury, OF usnIessazt ms5,asaa
lOT unPlsaaani snd asnasroaa dasaaA
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$4,000 Shares at $500 Each

nEPRBSENTING THE ENTIRE PROPERTY
n Of the Company, which Is ABOUT 500 acres m
fee simp g snd leasehoid lands, situated W Cum
berlsnd county, KAntu-ky, 10 miles by land above
Nashville, on the Cumberland river.
Included IN the proneriy Of the Company q the
amous old American OIL Well, estimated 70
nave throsn up 6 10 barrels cf Oh since
6rst struck in 1879 The Company has two
lood engnes on the sround, and Is Vigorou " en-
gaged n sinking several wells, Snd are putting up
machinerT TO re m out and set 10 pumping the oid
American OIL Well, and expect TO deTe ope the
Company's lands extensively within a fes mouths,
and conf ent y anticipate results that VIII sud
further establish the immense oil wealth Of this
distn.t
90 OoO SHARES appropriated for working capital
snd for the general expenses and uses OF the TOM
pany
10000 SHARES reserved for future Issue, and
when is ued to he for the benefit of al the stock
holders
Mr. 6. " G. Payne, "n old resident of Nashville,
is the orig tor Of the Comp ny.
Books o. subscription are now open at the ONCE
Of the Gas Light Company, No. n Church street,
J. 4. KENDRICK 8 son.
mAy1s-im Agents.
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s~AMARTTAEs GIFT.
sens BY NAL 10 a plan envelope.


Although you may be pronounced iuorr.bl. -,
oNnAltAn' Root and Hero Juices VII removs svsI
yesqge OF impurities from hs system = ~ - ~
TIE rad Effects Of mer-urv.
EEkF 80 49,.
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
ny. GIFT ASSOCIATION,
599 Broadway, New York.

D smond Pins, Brooches and Far Drops, ladies'
Sets, Brooch and Ear Drops, Cod and Coral Jet
and sold, FlorentIne, Mosaic Jet, Laws, and Cameo
sleeve buFons, BETS Of Stnds, Vest and Neck
hams, Pts q and Chased Gold Rings, Gold Thrm-
blss. Lockets New Style Belt Buckles, Gold Pens
a d Pencils, Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver Extension Bold rs, and a large as
zortmsn, OF Fine Jewe'ry Of every description, Of
rha I'd make and Latasl stHla.. mined a
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We make the following extracts from
the Washington correspondents Of ne
Cincinnati Commercial, descriptive Of
the great review
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STATE MILITARY AGENCIES.

STATE MILITARY AGENCIES,
For the Ralief Of sick and Disabled Soldiers IN this
Department, &c, &c.
FOR oHIO.-D. r Taylor. Cfhce, No 4 Cherry
street, up stairs.
PENN7YLVANIA-Col. Jas. Csmberiin. Ohics,
No. 4SE Cherry street. up stslrs.
INDIANA Col. Eds. shaw. Uf1ne, AZ Cherry
street.
MlCHGAN.-L. B. Willard. Office, No. l6k
Cherry street
HLINOIs.-Col. J. NJ Sheets. oHoe No 6 Cherry
street, up stars.
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oNAuEON n ELAANh1A1 Y. q NDLht
Medical PurTeyor, U. s. A. Office North side O
Pubic Square, between Market and Front
GENERAL HOSPITALS.
SURGEON & P. sTEARNs, o. s. VOLS,
superintendent and Director Of Hospitals. Once
"a Cherry street.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Nesr Pcnitenhsg. Surgeon Burkdtt Coax, U. g
Vols, IN charge
WILSON HOSPITAL
On Harding Pike. ASST surg. Apologize, o.. g.
Vols, m charge.
oFTToERS HOSPITAL.
College HI. Surgeon J. Z. HerbsS, o. 8. Vols.
= charge.
30. l CENTRAL HOSPITAL
Surg 5. r. Breed, o. s. Vols, in charge.
NO 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL
College Hiu. Surgeon J. E Herbst u. g. Vols
In charge.
NO 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL
g. r. Cor. Pubic square. Surgeon J. R Ludlow,
Us Vols, In charge.
NO s GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Haul ohurch-street Asst Burgsou
Whiiehesd. y. & A., IN charge.
no ii SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
On the Charlotte Road A. Asst Surgeon g. ".
France IN charge.
no II GENERAL HOSPITAL
Near n. snd c. Railroad Depot Surgeon g &.
Fulleg, y. s,sVols., in charge.
~ Is GENERAL HOSPITAL.
= Comes Ga inner and LiDe-sireetR. Surgeon ".
n Chambers, o.. Vols, IN charge.
NO 10 COETRABAED HosPrTAL.
On College, between Church and Broad-stresz.
Asst surgeon A. J. Comfort L. :. v. IN charge.
NO l9 GENER6L HOSPITAL
On Msrket-stTee1 between Union and Church
s.rssrs. Surgeon ) Perkins, y. VoA. in charge.
POST
PoST DTgrSsGsT-So south Cherry st sur
geon Wm- Threlkeld. US Vols, attending On
oers and heir hndles.
Surgeon ?. ". S~PAnLuSS, 10th Mich Vols, Medical
Director Of Post Forces, Ofhca No. Is College 81
PosT -osFITAL-Oernsr % Cherry aBd Kim sts
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Intelligence Office.

A IL persons Ssneng Mechanics, Clerks, Reuse
a serTA1s N-ocd-Chopnep, oooks-men or uo-
msn-me CT caored would 10 uel q oll ~ cor
no. ooN Norm Cherry street. and register
Hen - be dor. Iroo1T o
aezsrS kEssIe,
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WIZ. LALLEY. formerly Of Por Hsary. N Y.
w Ehereuy Informed that be brother fhomss
la4ley, e IN Jus city, Eod would ike 70 see him
~ a Mrs. flSnnegan's, on the corner % Ce AZ and
-iN~N sTecN- msVL3-lN
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BLOOD BLOODr BLOOD
Fluid Extract ssrsaparIlla


Thisi an affection OF the blood, and STACKS ne
Sexual OrgEha, Innings o. Tie Hose. Ears, ThroaL
Wtndpipe, md other mucus ~surfscea, making 10
appesranoo In the form q Ulcsns- Haimbold'B Ez-
tncI aarssparla parties tha BLOOD, snd removes
81 scAy erupeon8 q TIE akdn, giving % ne con-
piax1on q clear and healthy col0r. M beng prspar.
ed oKprasaiy or thls class Of complaints rs blood
pHF1fsinR pfopeT1ea are preserved toe Ereates 81
tens th4a R1y othsf Drspa<Eaon q E4rsapanIA
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Building Lots for Sale.

HAVE or 10 lots Immediately bsvopd N.
Il Hornouitul Garden, vel sitasted - b.l5.
n plrP pc VII sen on good terms
@n10 IoHN HuGH spTrH
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Just Received

DI STEAMER MARMOR, 800 Bales Of Hav,
ID 100 Barrels E1tTa Fsal y Flour, and for sa1e
siioWeT p ces than Any other house in the city.
T. X. BURKE,
mnyt4-U n. ~ south Marke street
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Veterinary Surgery.

TUE p-deniEa~d HAVING opened a ye,c-,.-
III HOSPITAL ~ 10. - Front Street beioW ~
Ola Bridge Landing. respectfully sohcits ne pst.
ronaEe Of his faenas aud TIE community a. ss-ea
JOsEPE sTBERTE.
p She BEST o. references gwen.
mayE-ams
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Wanted
To Tax PAYERS

TO keuL - a gentleman and his vie q or 4
toonA m . ceutrl location. Or which a food
pHeSHte pad khg irs 1. l6k north cherry
sISeA between Union AL Church. mvsf-ss
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Stolen

LQeDa ne subscriber on WedreNiay uisht ons
dGs bsy msro, With Ten hind foot whIte -
snts o on belly Twenty do tars r ward Gr the
mSre VIE. delivered 70 Capt Pickett
Msf-t-F DAVID BT-Ce
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Wanted Immediately.


WIT nurse. The person must by healthy
"a Apply . g south summer street near Broad.
keeranco required, No colored per an need p
Ply msv24-I
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Comparisons between armies may be
inVidious, but it is impossible not to
make them. At least there is no man,
woman or child in Washington who
has not compared and thought Of the
difference between the army that
marched up Pennsylvania avenue yes
terday, and the q that marched to-
day; and it is not because | am a
Western man that l write that the YER
dict is universally and cordially given,
that the Army of the West was most
ike an army. The marching of our
Western boys was magnificent But
adjectives fail TO tell what all it was.
II was glorious to see. Lord bless you,
the boys had done it before. they
had marched two thousand miles in
an enemy's country-why shouldn't
they have made a display grand,
gloomy and peculir' in the Capitol of
their country They did it 1t was a
triumph for them to-day, such as has
rarely been witnessed upon the earth.
The great so / / masses of boys IN blu,
bristling with steel, moved up Penn
~sylvsnia avenue, and before the Presi-
dent of the United States, conquerors
and the heroes of the day. And there
was not an eye, loyal to the flag of the
nation, that did not kindle, to see how
compact how splendid, and how adj
mirable they were.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-30

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