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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08
City Property to be Sold for Taxes.
coLLforoRs OFFICE, crrY HALL,
HnnnuARY. 8. 1885,

.----- FmRuiRY, 9, 1885.
Commencing TUESDAY The Oh day Nay ns following
of ppeyv be sold By public auction, Ctr
Cbsnbe IN the CITY ot Washington D. satisfy ooporuon
h City Tsxes due thereon, previously
pdd the cOsO with such may
lae time Of payment. -
sale O'CLOCK A. NJ, and TO 10 day 70
Iday oil completed.
Terms cash. WIN. DIXON, Co1,otOr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-30

frisastuuslihe Manncr oeseiebsn batsn, snrafrsi=
fen Selltialanb uno bic Shpsi; IN alien 8ihtunssn.
Srsie llsterfahrt uno SefStsuns piro DEN 2Iuswans
oernnsslufiasn rcn srrnbersin sussltert. Siss
is rsiencsn Nssntsn itiineen nit Dem icsenannten
misrsticnsccmmiiiiren IN Den neutihen @esbGz
fen, namentltA in 6ansturs, in brsfter @erbinbuns
uno oitls msosr nit Den 9lniperhunsstrsmtsn nnb
g8ertstursaus IN Nn,srifa. tSate ginsr sinmal anz
ssbiHen, 70 id CT psrlcren. Gr fInne Den Sarpisn,
eislen Meniaen Ssslsnrsrfinfsrn, niht n,sbr aus
Den Sdnncn, ,,no mGbrenb er slauts, iid burd 2lr=
tst elm crsenlcies Ssten in Der neuen gSelt ihern
u fpnncn, ei er Gin rerfautsr unb rsrrattsnsr un=
alitfliber seufsl, DEN man auf Die salahtfanf
fibre. Sic @ssisrrnssn isisn scn oisisn @crfaam
tersits ssnan nnterrihtst, unb man isbs itrsnsen
8srcrenungen ent9e9en, I'M Cen llmtristen eicier
9Seresa9enten, namentlih burb 8sIhrGneuna Der
slnsmanssrun9ssrla an mifitdrausfibs Mans
ner, surd3 9erhafung, ltnteriuhuns ,tnb 8eltrafz
un8 Der N9enten &C., elm Gnnc Ut mahen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-30

80 fs1n , ia as niat! t.. ID fss ia fsf = made"
vSa, pas faun is niat," ricf Der ltnsrfitt(iAs
unb lNlu3 Die SbHr ut - mieber Der cminIls YHfT
unb bic gSassu tbaten sinsn &ud.
uSh mub tinaus!" iArie ater Der Slene unb
inAts in Der SaiAs natA isincn Meiisr - in ersi
Saiben fanb CT sS niht - in Der psrtcn itace es
- Ger Bug Fam in 9eirssuns - NIT sttsrnesr
Sanp bate CT es 9snnnst - rttih - raid iAntt
CT srbarn''n9slcs DEN Nanfns rurA, Inn listsr
nit Gem rerntalteten 6lsiounasllilf ala oar nit5t
rcr einsr 8raut Su erlaeine,, unb ititr,ts na Der
39ar.
Su lpat! ltnslidielises g8crt.
vSnlis 5srr Stsrtaurab" ihris er rsr;tpsifs
l,n5arrll aus Dem gBa8sn binaus.
UNtsr Serr N'leicr, no rplen Ste eenn btn~
llnttn aur Gem Ysrrpn itanb Die game GeleuIhaft
tm ScitanSn9 uno iab Dem unsliifliasn 9rauts
gam natb, DEN ibncn en hSbniidss Gsl9if fauw
9sSsi9t, irctsr sntfifrts.
salt! th muB hinaus" ihric in einem Icbtcn
Gift Der 9erSmeinns Ger unalii6lsise 9liieiior in
9aufin9. - 9lrmer Wtaun, mesbalb mabtcit Su
cine Ser9nit5unsstcur IN cinem uShnsa;us" Ger
wrrer 3r9ern nrtb @rtarnen, Icnbsrn mir Stlnz
Cen itno aRinuten fsnnt. - 9lat Minuten reriiumt
- re fEnnte Die Gin fretbensss Misiicrenbsrs aufs
rissen. @crlrdrts trauit Der 3us - Elm ftarfsr
lAriGer 9HT - nraubeu rcrtei fieat nit EetGuz
tsnrsm Ssaiisiln Der annsre gAnsl;us, Der, rpn
GienaA fcmmnS, TT irenigcn Sefnnoeu fsit in
BrIttltent bGlt - was 6ilft ss ibu, CT fann ntht
bnitcr - pcrtri = unb trsiter, ME auf St.rne5s
fttiacn setrasen, uno bier rrn ecr tsbeutcnoen
seneuns mrA tesinit8, bcnnsrt nsr IAnaufsnSs
Sclpb ttalat.
| Scr f(cine Oiann ianf wis pernid5tet auf Den
sis mir Sssenifer, unp ib Iuhte i'm est eanlit sn
trGltsn, DAP audi or ia nit Dem naditen Gitterju5
nab SSrrttIteet s,triif fGnne.
uNh pu lteter @ctt," f(a9te sr a6sr - ser
fornmt ia erf 5 lllr 26 Msinutcn nnb eri} GEsnHs
ipat scHt eis Hicreetafn misner mad sealtersz
bauIen."
Gs mor nhts hafsi ;u n,ahsn, uno kiS Giienab
tpuree fcin gSrrt reter 5pilAsn un5 aeipsdidt.
gBsnn s5 aeer sinen Supsrlatip i'm Gnmetssn 9sz
fen fGnnts, 10 lsitete Den Der Side, Der tp&9renb
Der aan,sn rrrtelhristenen Srene niAt cinnal cen
Sprf babin ssnrstt, ia nit fsinsr gSimrcr esSuft
1atte. gSs aus Stsin aebaucu, iae CT ba, tnb nur
ber Samrf rerrist1, hab nrA innere ssarne in i9m
letts.
Sn Giienaa, ro ib sfsnfatl5 ausities, IN, Die
gSerratahn Su tenuken, Bate Der Slene nod einls
&c SAnisri8 8feitsn, bis CT sin cinssfenlmte8 Stiif
9tanfins aus Der 9s8snTter tsfuolihen Sbir fcz
fomnsen frnnte, uno sr mubtc einsm Der s&a9enz
ihnisrcr Gin gut 9Gor sctsn, DAP CT Bic SGirc rem
Der anbsrn Geite Effnste. 9lls ih i1n sulest iab,
itanS CT trcbnitGis auf hsm 4srrrn, bielt ra5
tcimtidiide Shtf Beng in Der SanD uno lab mad,
csr llEr bnauf Die fiinf;sbn NHnutsn naA Srsi
;eiate.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-30

Gne ersrsfsnSe Ssens, 70 tpirb In 8srlin er;S6lt,
truS itA lei Den, lesten aa;arstb gsiume hs5 &Ss
n!8s Sa. Der 8Snig ertlfte einen Wtanl,, Der tsis
ne Irms nnS 8sise rerlcren fatts, uno frusts i'm,
rb sr irSenS sinsn ssitniA SAFE. Ser @srtinn.elte
antirrrtets uMasitdt, laiien sis mid eriaisbsn" j"
Stet srlhitsrt iasts Der SDnis, sab Ct bic fen nn=
hrtflittsn 2ennih nitat srfGasn fSnns. tSisrauf
braa ssr rnslifltas in GsrrHnlAunssn scsen
pen slrSt aus, Ger itn sebsilt tatts. Ser StSnis
manSte GiCb as uuS ipc;nte
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-30

Uru1tbarfeit in Beaver Gpuntr,
8a. Scr eini9en Sasen teiAenfts Die 8ran rrn
2lnorew 9tllticn, Der Drsi Wlsilsn ron 6prfStrirn
in &sapsr gpuutp tprbut, ifrsn @attsn in elmer
G;sfurt NIT psr ssiunbsn GprSBlngsn. 95rretpa
20 0tcnatsn Sstar rieislte Srau rrsi SDhtsr, bic
Gc Gcra, Gcra uno gtpra nannte. Sielc Iictcn
innsrbalb 5tret Sabrsn ssbprsnsn SSinSer tefanren
fsb tsim Ntsans Der 9taAribt iammt ibrcr Mutsr
trcG( uub n,ui,tcr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-30

G6teaso, 20. Mdrs. 9ur9 Gas critics.
slm Sanstas 9ltsnp fsbrte Elm Sremper I'M Briggs
baus sin, Der icinen Namsn al6 Spbn &pe, Sairs
islp, GSranflin @puntr, Snniana, in na5 8rsmecns
bud einlarisb uno liA furs ppr Wiitterna9t in ea6
ibnt fir bic stadt ausetrsiene 3in,mer rcrfI8tc.
gcnntas @tcrsen murne isin Mustlsiten nitt be-
merit; als atsr ssitsrn bic abir nod in1msr rers
dlrIsn tlisb, lisb Der Sau6tcrr bieiete ertrsden.
9sim SefTnsn itrSmte cine Ihwcrc Gasatmcsa
rbare Den Ginrstsneen cntsesen, bic een 9crmiBten
ausseflsipet unb toat i'm 9sttc le9enS f0nrcn.
Ser ,babn Der 9aSrS6re itano rffcn ,'no ctnc
3rsifsl batte Der 9crtrrtsne e9c ct sl 8stt 9ing,
pas aid)t ausastlaisn, tat ZEN Satn atSucrc9cn.
Sa Stir unb Senitsr bss fleinen 3inmcrs fsit rsrz
lalciisn waren, mub bas ausitrrnsnrs Ga8 in fur
set Belt sinen rsrsiftenbsn @iuftuB anf Den Gdta>
fsnnen eusssit6t unS Den Grltifnnaatoo bsr6s9cz
fHart taben. Ser Grrpncr bielt sstsrn einsn Snz
queit iiter Dem SSau al, tci Gem bic an9e9e6encn
llmftanec fci9eitelt ,mo Gin cnprshrnees &erGift
rcn eer S}urr at9cscten wrrre. (SU. GtiO
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-30

Sranfrsi9. SIM franSBiiiAen ssnate errtate
,riGrsnb Der 9efatte iter bic Nprss all Den Naiier
Nlari8alls &c 8ciiisp Nsubsruns, baB bic 6Sceras
len une GpnfInsrirtsn ltstsr bis su i9rsm 9e8snisi
tiacn Sluin fsstsn mbaten, ste n,an Smsetc, Soi
Die fran;rTide strmss in Wtsrifo rnrA Den 0tiez
ssnsatldluB ssfanssn ssncmmen rsrrs, lants WItBz
tilltauu9.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-03-30

glmerifaniid)e gScrbeagerten III Scntldauo.
-Mefrsrs eeutife 3sttnnsen tsiprshcn IN srnitsn
gSprten bic 9eitretunscn Der icsenanntsn Mnsranz
ecrunssagcnten Ger Scr. Staattn, - Die inter Dem
8crSstsn, bic Husrannernn3 rafin iu fsreerl -
Sauonenfuttsr fir Die vllnirnz z9lrmee" su tefonnen
iuAtn. srlde g(5cnten, nie c3 hanrtlahltd7 an
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-05
S. B. SHOTWELL,

S. B. SHOTWELL,
A TT o ISN IIX AT LA w,
Cadiz. Ohio.
CONTINUES to practice in Harrison and
adjoining counties, and gives especial and
prompt attention to Collecting, business of
Executors and Administrators, Guardians,
Wards, Partitions, Sales of Lands, Settle
ment of Estates, Titles to Real Estate, Con-
veyancing, Suits at at Law and in Chancery,
Loaning and Investment of Money, and all
other professional business placed i'll his
charge.
&9i-TIe is Agent for the State Bank o
Ohio and others, for loaning money, &c.
&sa- Office in Georges Corner, Main Street.
Jan. %, 1865
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-05
SPRINGa AND SUMMER TRADE!
FOR 1864.
TREMENDOUS STOCK on GOODS
s5 T O II .E

- n ~ n q III
-. Main ST.. whccIins.
| C,ro1E G. THOMAS onronneo +o +ha;v
"a ~ "iiau1ue 'iI; ~ " tlIeil @
~ tiisil ".o .no pupit1 w. .ils'I 'liey
ere III IeoeU Hi rllJl, a;och M W, anu
hni ernotna Ri; fo% S oud n rar al
@ i, @ 9d n on,, t', %tr
SeT Hi't IN ,nriafas m Tt1.y
Io'io', dii,t III ioliis
S,le "a, & au o ~ hrnn9,t t6 tbo it e m,r
cnStnnonrs ,av rest ass,lraG thot t5o,, vii
nIt ~ ,nta'res tbat f,ir daai" ~
,. ~, .'.i nioso ,t+antion 70 h,,inSr,
os "a u,11U Ip,,p;,,,r ,tI r"sI, oo,
give ill., W. it urty most OF our goods with
cash, directly from the manufacturers and
Importers, and from close cash Auction bou-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-05
WILLIAM II. HAYS
JESSE O. THOMAS.

TTOISN N1cY AT L. w,
Cndix, OHIO.
OFFICE--On Market street, over the Na-
tional Bank ;sentrance, one door East.
All professional business in this and ad-
Joining counties will receive prompt atten-
ton. Dec IA, 6I.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-05

New PhlRdelphla, , Nj Hickman
Dsersyille, G w Dennis and ] Gled-
bill.
New Athens, A w Butts.
MartinsgIlle, J B Ober.
Hopewell, To be supplied.
WarrsntOn, X S Hogue.
A l. Long, missionary to Bulgaria.
STEUBENvILLR DIsTRICr-D-L Dem
sey, Z. K.
Steubenyille, Kramer Chapel, w
Cooper.
Steubenville, Hamlinr, T n Boyle.
CsRtSn, III Miller.
Massillon, w Piltenger.
Wel!svi!le, s + Minor,
Carrollton, L ] Higgins.
Richmond, J Grant.
Salineville, J NJ Bray, Jr.
Hanover, l. Paine.
New Cumberland, Fl Mccall.
Springfield, Z B Griffin, Connor.
SandyviIle, w johnson.
Wanesburgh, C c Davis.
Leesburgh, J X Roller.
New Market, e Russell.
Smithfield, q w Baker.
Bloomfield, NJ Mex Garrett.
New Som ols t, w 5 Blackburn.
Naive. n, J NJ Bray.
Tn onpo. t, J w McGregor.
WRtersvllle, j Huston.
ALLEGRASY DIsTRICr-Juhn Will
liams, p. L.
Allegheny, (Beaver street,)-J A
Swaney. ..
Allegheny, (South Common, wv
Lynch.
Inchester-W Smith.
Allegheny Circuil-D Hess.
Harmony-ro be supplied.
Sewickley,illc-W IL Locke.
New Briglton-J J McIllyar.
Freedom-E Nj Wood.
Is igewater-W X Brown.
Beavers Burt,
Enon Vailey-R Cunningham, J c
Castle.
LiverpooI-W Brown.
Columbiana-A J kich, J II Concle.
Salem-I N BaiId.
New Lisbon-G w Cranage.
AllduCC-A ID IAtOIdTus
Malboro-L S Kcagle.
Gre entowu-F ID Fast.
Mount Union I Storer.
Elkton-J Wight.
Robert Hopkins, District Secretary
Western Seaman's Fiiend Society,
member Sewickleyville Quarterly Con-
ference.
S. Ii. Nesbit, Editor Pittsburg Chris
tain Advocate, member South Com
mon Quarterly Con!e ence.
RI Taylor, President Beaver Fee
male Seminary, member Beaver Quar-
terly Confere ce.
o n Haitshorn, President and gen
eral Agent of Mount Union College,
member Mount Union Quarterly Con
terence.
X Miller, Agent Pittsburg Y. Nj.
Bible Society, member Beav er Quarter
ly Conference.
G Thorn, American Bible Society,
member Sewickleyvil.e Quarterly Con-
ference.
mccarthy, Agent Mount Union
College, member Mount Union Quar-
terly Conference. .-a
j d Knox, transferred to Kansas
Conference.
II Ii Fairall, transferred to Upper
Iowa Conference.
SUpERANNUATEs.- j. Monroe, T. II.
Coston, p. NJ. McGowan, A. Jackson, Ii.
Cree, X. Boyd, S. r. Brockunier, w. Tip
ton, J. II. Ebbert, j. J.. Read, c. Morrison,
I. Wmstanley, T. Davidson, W. Athey, j.
Phillips, p: Cook, B. +. Sawhill, H: j.
Clark, J. !. Brady, Z. Biskett, II. r..
Kearn, j. McTntire
SUpERNUMERARlEs,-S. Lewis, A. G..
Williams, S. Baker.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-05
Wall Paper! Wall Papc1.y

Wall Paper! Wall Paper!
VU7HE f subscriber takes pleasure in calling
Il the attention of the public to his large
and well selected stock of Wall Papers, Just
receiving for he Sring and Summer trade.
His stock consists of 10000 pieces with 40(
different patterns, ranging in price from 81
centstoS1 per piece, together with every va
riety of Borders, Window Curtains, Decora-
tions for Pannel Work, &c, &c.
He has also on hand a complete assort-
ment of School, Historical, Medical, ReIi-
gious and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery
Blank Books, &C., which will be sold whole
sale and retail as cheap as they can be had
West of the Mountains. Give me call.
j. NJ. LAYTON.
Steubcnville, March o, 1864.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-05
AMUsEMENTs.


Nrw THEATER. - TIE complimentary
benefit to Mr.. Claud Ham lion, last right
was e success, and the frequent and en-
thusiastic aplsudits Of thu audience, attest
the high estimation in which sueil held, IN
this city. We have already spoke Of the
play in which she personated the he ONE,
and tits unnecessary 10 add anything here
We are sure the people o! Nashville VIII
greatly regret that the stay Of NJ and Mrs
Hsmilton has been so brief; and all vii
unite in the hope that they may again VISIT
Us; and when they do retlFn, they will re-
eeive such q greeting ss their great merits
deserve.
Next week Mics Elite Henderson, will be
the star. She appears on Mondsy night in
''Rosel, J" play written exp sly for her,
and which has been represented 10 us IS a
first class drama, though We have never
seen it. Of Miss Hender-on's merits, it IS
unnecessary to speak, low, as she Is vel
known, and has long been tayorite IN this
city.
OLD THEATRE. - The Zavistowski troupe
gave their farewell entertainment at the
Old Theatre lass night, 10 good audience.
Next week Laura Keene viii appear, open
ing, on Monday night, in two pisces she
Stops to Conquer" and " Nature and
DEEaDlALll4E MISS 4AlAAeaot-0 IL VIC
former, and Miss Ten Stsrs in the latter.
There are few actresses new on the Amer
lean stage, who stand so high, and have so
well deserved a reputation, as Miss Keene
and as she appears in the most attractive
pieces, she rarely fails TO render her engage
ment a success pecuniarily, as 1t ever Is
She will remain in Nashville fow two
weeks, during which the play entitled "The
Workmeu Of New York; piecs full of
life scenes, in all their various phases, in
the great metropolis-Will be put ugOn the
stage. We have never witness her in this
drama, but without exec ption the press of
the city speak Of the piece in the highest
terms.
BROADWAY VARIETIEs.-A very cory little
audience assembled at the Varieties last
evening, and right veil did they enjoy the
After the songs, dances, bur
.esques, and negro cOmicalities, came "The /
Omnibus" convulsing the whole crowd
with laughter throughout the piece Al
extra programme, we are informed, is in |
for Monday evening therefore, |
10 not forget the place and time.
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EorrcE.-we would inform all !

NoT1cE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government
which were filed with the Board Of Claims,
# which William Driver vas Recorder
convened By Special Field Order No. 60,
dated March 18th, 1855, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
srly adjusted by calling at our ONCE.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. C., for the Introduction OF
other proof, in order to substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just indebtedness from the Government.
jeS0-tf Il. ToNPKIEs Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-05
DIR. A. KING

e. aasociats Physician, Who vii. In nv
oldest Nenerial surgeon IN tho unitod n
frscuce since ISIS, and take pleasure
ardlole duties o. tho professor.
Dh KING Is ne onlY person In The @
ny aedlcines, and Win his long arpari,
neais, ealing a. tbs pispensarY wi "
SCI, Or either, A. may b desired, Witho
Fsaenia md straneazs In TiErng
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To Consnmptives.

The advertiser having been restored to
health in few weeks, by very simple
remedy, alter having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known TO his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy
of the prescription used, free of charge
with directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the
prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he considers 10
be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-05

DrEp.-Patriek Curran, who was stabbed,
some ave days since, by George Wright, in
a bar room encounter, the particulars Of
which we published at the time, died last
evening, about FIVE O'Clock, from the effects
Of the wound. CIrrsn has been going about,
apparently in as good heslth IS he ever en-
ioyed, and appeared at the Recorders conrt
on ThUrsday morning, 20 testify in the case
Of him and Wright He was tsken sud
denly III about noon yesterday, and Ersdu-
ally failed till i've O'Clock, when death
eusued. HIS stteuding physicians give il
a. heir opinion thai death was caused by
bv the wound. Wright was not arrested az
last accents.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-05

ItorFvrNr.-A curious affsir Of this kind
o-rurrai night before last, ct the ball givsa
at The Masonic Temple. A lady was accom-
panied 70 the ball by gent emsn, and soon
af,r was missed for 3 few moments, and on
her return she informed her escort that
since seeing him she had found husband,
and YOU 1 be compelled 70 60 home with
him. Of course this surprised the party OF
the hrst part, and he very properly de-
handed an expansion, vhen the eride-
groom produced q marriage certificate
which stopped AL proceedings OF q beli'se
rent character. Noeomments, o1iy we WISH
the parties 10 this little romance, long
life and "many s one"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-05

-. 'e w ,si-,er Rsddick, Of The police
littl, 60 =, lounE, II the law, had a
SQUARE, and i1r time $500 =, ., -
-. ~. exc ement Genes. Bllvs En;yes P;s.
'eia aua rocgs were freely u.s -, = =. = -.
IN 81, surprised thar parties ON, ~ ~ -
teisSfelts we're not fatally 49,. ~ ~
Lfh' l&sied about two hou-s 49, -, LuS
4Fola ne trsots Of blood sud - -,li' an 4
zen Q clock last night. IL must ~. S Nv 81
n'esi iesr ul enelun er. Bosh ps-ti,. 60. el :.
-AA'n charge OF BY their fr.5-8, -. zee 4,
careful treatment and eoai 49,. $40 III II
1eeomPiish anything, they are 49, ~ VII ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-05

ASoTHER.-A striking affsir occurred yes
terdsy in the viciuity Of the Court House
between Deputy sheriff Merlin and John
Hart, name well known TO the police Of
our city Hart has been n jail for several
released for want Of evidence, and accused
tie officer Of being instrumental in eject
ing his aFresi, He received q handsome
dressing A. the hands Of the shsrii, and
lodged IN jail for his eshayiof.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-05

RECoRDHRs C0UET.-The business before
tins Court wss limited yesterday 10 twenty
Eve cases. Seven for drunkenness, aud the
rest Of various grades Of crime. Eliza
saith, COLI for sealing q dress, the prop
erty az Elzaheth Dunlap wss fnsd $50,
J.. Rose, ,col.,) stealing q set Of carriage
Syringe, vasHed al thirty dollars, snd tue
property of Wm. Richards was discharged.
j. 4. Sharp was charged Eve dollars for
Masking his bed on the sidewalk. Charles
Lewis ducd s. for firing his pistol inside the
corpouuoa. Susan Ables snd Malinda
thompson Tor indulging in q free fight, ADD
carrying deadly Wesp ne, we're fned s.
eaeh' o. B. Young and Hugh Hefieran
were arraigued Cor fighting. The evidence
vas aga.ust HetIeran and he was fined SIC,
and Young was discharged
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-05

wAKErx CoUxTY.-By reference to our sd
vertisng columns Il viii be teen that the
Clerk and Ma ter Of Warren county, J. +.
MorioTd, bsq viii offer TO the highe-t bid
der, in December next, some OF the most
valuable snd desirable property in that
county. The Wo0dley and Bonner farms
are among the best in the county, and sitaa-
Ted a. 6 convenient distance rom the plea
saHt little town Of McMinnvi le. The
Picket property, in the town, is the most
desirable aud best located in the place,
having all the modern cOnveniences. To
sny who desire to invest in valuable lands,
or pleasant un ~ residence, We say at
tend the sale al McMinnville in December.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-05

WINTER IS Co4sG, and we are glad to in
form the citizens that we are now prepared
TO furnish them with choice article OF Coal,
selected with great care from that lately
owned bv the Government Our Coal IS
hard, pure, and ear, and prices as low as
any in the market. All orders left with us
viii receive our immed ATE and personal
attention. Don t forget knight Bro. s, office
No. AZ, Church street, opposite Masonic
Hall. ocis0-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-05
The Comnlerion and Hnir.

Bald Heads and Bare Faces covered, Gray
Hair resto ed, Light Hair darkened, Weak
Hair strengthened, and Bushy hair beauti-
fed.
Also, Pimpled faces cured, purified and
made soft, smooth, clear and b -autiful, by
the use OF Chapman's Celebrated Recei pts.
Mailed fr e TO those who wish to give them
an honest trial.
These receipts can be obtained without
charge by return mail, by addressing
THOs. F. CHAPMAN,
Chemist and Perfumer,
Oet8-lm SSI Broadway, New York.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-05

Max L. Gutmann, No. % Public squsre,
is now receiving aud opening his Fall and
Winter Boots aud Snoes. Best custom
made work to be found here.
Alexsnd Hogan would wish 10 see his
frieeds at 20 Public Square
'ssoqS pUs siooa Ino6 IoJ 'sJgnbs oTIqud
90 ON 20 LvO-l sa1KlsSOO GSY ssI1TzQ
oct 2S-3m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-05

CoXuTTED.-John Coon was yesterday
committed 70 the county jail on the charge
Of obtain ug money under false pref nses.
The money was obtained by forging letters
Of r communication 70 parties in Cineinnati;
with the name Of Frank Coon 8 citizen Of
this cry, signed to them. Toe Cincinnati
man arrived here yesterday and had the old
Coon brought 70 trlal before the n sgistrstes
court, when he wss sent 70 Jail to swsit his
trial 50 The next term oithe Criminal Court.
The sum obtained was near E thousand dol
lars.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-05

lNroEMaTIoS WASTED.-Miss Aunetta
Wingo desires 20 learn the Whereabouts Of
her mother. Mrs. Malinoa Gossett They
formerly resided at Rome, Georgia, but
were sent north by order Of Gen. Sherman,
last year, after the occupation Of Rome.
Miss Annette became separated from her
mother, and has had no -mmunication
with her since. Any information left at
This Oaice viii be gratefully received by
her
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-05

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in Book Keeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cisl Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
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Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
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