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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-30

NOTICE.-All persons having claims
IN against the estate Of D. u. BEVANS, de-
ceased hereby notified topresent them, properly
authenticated, for payment, and all those due the
este via please call and settle them Hthou. delay
JOHN W. GILL,
Administrator of Dbl. Bevans, deceased,
AZ office Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
PQtnniae Railroad Company. mn 22-sot'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-30

TN REPLY TO THE CARD SIGNED
| MANY Voters" If it be the pleasure Of the vo-
ters of Monroe Ward TO elect me to the Bench,
viii discharge the duties TO the bes, OF my ability
Respectfully,
n,h l6-tdes JAMES +. DENSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-30

TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND.
/ I respectfully announce myself CANni-
DATE for reelection to the Office OF SUPERiN-
ZEN DENT OF THE CITY GAS WORKS:
mh list JOHN J. FRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-30

NOR MAGISTRATE.-JA a nj 4 S +.
DENSON. Esq, will be voted for at the en-
Sliny electfon fer MAGISTRATE OF MONROE
WARD He will please signify his willingness TO
serve. Election Day, Wednesday, 5th of April.
j NH i5--tde MANY VOTERS. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-30

vsNO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND respectfully announce my
self a CANDIDATE for re-electon to the office OF
CLERK or THE HUSTINGS COURT Of the city
Of Richmond.
NH 27--9ts ROBERT IiOWARU.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-30
NO TIE VOTERS OF MADISON

FVV TIE WI FlilS UT WHIJIoVN
WARD Having been invited by my friends,
through the city papers to announce myself can
tsIdale Tor MAGISTRATE from MADISON Ward,
take this occasion TO declare myself candidate
and respectfully solicit the votes of my fellow:citi-
zcns. NH "a, ile CHARLES HUNT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-30

TOR COUNCIL OF MONROE WARD.
Z Captain wM A CHARTERS will be voted
Tor as COUNCILMAN OF MONROE WARD, he
having consented to serve If elected.
Election, 5th Of A phil NH Tide
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11

Is blush and smile, stood ready 10 Wei.
come William as he came in, and lea timo
passed as the morning meal had DONE
Alter tea, there was no movement, as usu-
al, toward the hat rack. William stood
up beside the table, lingering chatting, till
Lizzie also rose. She led him TO the light,
warm parlors, in their pretty glow Of taste
ful arrangement, and drew him down, be-
side her on the sofa. He felt as if he was
courting over again, as he watched her in-
gers busy with some fancy needle-work,
and listened 10 the cheerful voice he had
loved so dearly two years before.
what are you making, Lizzie p
"A pair oi slippers. Don't you remem-
Der how much yon admired the pair
worked for you, oh ever so long ago =
81 remember, black velvet with fowers,on
them. used to put my feet on the fen
ders and dream OF blue eyes aud bright
curls, and wished time would move faster,
to the day when l could bring my bonnie
wee vile home, to make music in my
house, Lizz e's face saddened for mo-
ment, as she thought OF the last two years,
and how little music she had mad for
this loving hear gradually wearing it from
its allegiance, then she said
1 wonder if you love music as much a.
you did then =
'Of course l do. often drop in at
Mrs Smiths for nothing else than to hear
the music
Il can play and sing better than Miss
Smith, said Lizzie, half pouting,
But you always say you are out prac-
tice when l ask you.'
Il had the piano tuned this mornig.-
Now, open it, and we will sec how it
sounds
William obeyed ioyfully, and, tossing
aside her sewing, Lizzie look the piano
stool, She had very sweet voice, not
powerful, but most musical, and was very
fair performer on the piano.
Ballads, Lizzie ?
Oh !! yes, I know you dislike opera mu-
sic in parlor.'
One song after another, with a nooturne,
or lively instrumental piece, occasionally,
between them, filed up another pleasantly.
The little man tie clock struck eleven
Eleven 1 thought it was about nipe.
i ought to apologize, Lizzie, as used
to do, or staying SO long, and can truly
say, as did then, that the time has pass
ed SO pleasantly l can scarcely believe it is
SO late
The piano was closed, Lizzie's work put
in the basket, and William was ready 10
go up stairs, but, glancing back he saw his
little wife near the fireplace, her hands
clasped, her head bent and large tears fall
ing from her eyes. " was beside her III
an instant.
Lizzie, darling, are you i'll What is
the matter
'Ohl William, have been such bad
wife heard you tell Mr.. Moore last
evening, how had disappointed you, but
will try to make your home pleasant, in
deed will, if you will forgive and love
me-
Love you Oh ! Lizzie, GU can't guess
how dearly love you
As the little wife lay down that night
she thought,
Il have won him back again Better
than that, have learned the way to keeE
him.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11
)LUMBIA COUNTY PENNA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1865.

a new source Of regret to Mr.. Brunot, who
seems to think that to " make declara-
tions" on " politics. is a part and a large
part of the business Of religious conven.
tons. However wrong we believe Mr.
Brunot and his very few friends in the
convention and out of it TOO, to be I; our
" fingers do not burn 10 write strong ex-
pressons" against him but we rather
pray that he and such as he, as we'll in the
pulpit as out, shall leave politics to politi-
clans, rendering unto Co ar the things that
are CUsar's, and unto God The things that
are Gods.
nTTrrDnTTNT
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT,
BLOOM BURG
Saturday Morning. Nov. IL, '65

DiMooRHcY, sentiment not to be ap! acd. corrupt.
cd or compromised 1t knows no basenoss, it covers
TO no danger, it opprcsscs weakness Destructive
only ofdcspotisu it is the sole conservator Of liberty
labor and property 1t is the sentiment Of rre edom Of
oqnh rights, OF equal obgalions-ihe law of nature
pcrvading the law Of the land ALLEN.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11
DR. UP DE G RA + F IS
EYE AND EAR ihFiMhARf,
ION the sulurs, Three Doors from StceIe's llo'cl
VIII KESBARRE, PA.

rE>UlS INSTITUTION is now opened and
4 furnished in the most costly style. Reception,
vnt,.ud U.tratlug RoOms are large, convenient ana
wen adapted The surgical apartment contains @ u,J
jrr.t collection O msttumcnts III this country ah
thus ms faculties Will enable INN 10 meet any anu H
,,,,ir- in practire lie Will operate hpon an tht
,'1y,u. forms uf BLINDNESS, Cataract, oCtIu"h OF
thr punil ross Eyes Closure OF The rear Dic'1 u,
INN ur llts Eyrlids, ptcrygiuu. Sc &C ana WIN
treat IA torms OF sores, Eye Grthned Lids' piHuo''s
r tnc rurnca, uTd dcroulous diseases OF ,he rye ~
gcinUr with al Tue uis'dsCs W ""'0" "a. '.' -
lccl. ~ ,,.., ,., ,bo l;,o,,,s common to
M, rnnu Discharges from the Gar, Noises III Ut '"l
l'ularrh dihicuty othcarng l"lhi Dr'lhcss tNun
the Drum Is destroyed. WIN lh'ttt ln u,i.ni "
nns,yrrimr nearly an the purposes of rhe natural
DISEASES OF THE THRuAI.-A diseases ''''
lnnu IN the Throat aud Nose VIII be lr'u'u - ,,,,h
GENERAL SURGERY ,-llc viii operate upon ,"p
cert Hair Lin, Clnft Palate, Iumors cancers, E'u
geI Tencils, &c. Plastic operations By hrallns n'"
Icsh into dotormed parts, aud "encral 9u's''' -
whatever character IT may present. ar .r;,,,
HERNIA (ur RUPTURE9- lie VIII perform L"uoii"'
nnrratiun far thr r.dual (cumput") cur" ul HtInlt
his is uuques stiuuuhy perfect cure hh" Is uu,I m
llc or no pain, ont Olmany hutdred nPetutc" upI ,I
lnstou there has hccu no failures II haNl"S ny H'
pcrrct appreciation al all MhohGN' S"pnt'J"E E,cs rv
hRTIFfCAL EN NES.-WillinScTl aruhcl" S,'5.i ESus -
iuu them the motion aud expression Ol Tue ha'u'"
'Thrv urr inserted with the least pam. i..,.,,
uINOREuOiDS, PlesO-Thls truhblesoh's Us US ,,' y
j. yrnd,y cGfel. Those suffering tromt wlh uo"''
to Ctll, ,,,,,,. ,,.. .,,i,I, e, view o
buiIJnI up permanent Institute for the treathole "
fhr Eve Eur and General Surgery, me cAp"'lII
more man uartur Ota century in ll"sWlhl ana E E :,
nj urnct,rr ne homes will he a sulhcent suarah'''
| Ihese who may be disposed 10 employ him'
May H. loU4,--I'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11
DENTISTRY.

II. c.. IL 0 w i K, -
suRGEON DENTIST,
- REsPEC TFULLY Offers his profess
Eg0setsS ionuI services to the ladies aud gentle
STTvS<aS.eA men of Bl,omsburP and vicinity lie IS
~~tLlItp prepared TO attend to an me various
operations in the line of his profession nud ptoYuoS
wlthtl latest Improved PORCEL.3LN IEEIHi Nh'u
will h5 in serted on gold, patna, silver ana TuuDcI va
10 uOhw,ll as the natul al teeth f.,
Mncral plate ard block teeth manufactured ar aN
orertrus on teeth carefully aud properly attended TO
Re,idonce and Office few doors above the Coul
II puse, same side.
asBluousburg, JUAgg. lct3
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11

nSg- The :" Miltonian" announces that
bouncing boy was born on the train be-
tween that place aud WilliamSport the
other day. 1t is gratifying TO be assured
that the mother was u captains wife"
and that " Conductor Jeifries had the
train stopped, and the little fellow was
induced into this mundane sphere with
tho usual ceremony" Bully for Jeifries
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Select ])oetrn.
SONG.

There are gains for all our losses.
There are balms for all our pain
But when youth, the dream, departs,
1t takes something FROM our hearts,
And it never comes again
We are stronger, an are better,
Under manhood's steruor reign;
Still we feel that something sw cot
Followed youth with flying feet,
And will never come again
Something beautiful is vanished,
And we sigh for it n vain
We behold IT everywhere,
On the earth and in the air,
But il never comes again !
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11

BAD PLACE FOR A MINISTER. - Last
week fast young woman, about nineteen,
clad in boys clothes, went up the river on
the steamer War Eagle, acting SO much
like a young man that hardly any one
suspected her. She stopped at Reeds
landing, put up at Il hotel, aud as beds
were scarce, was domiciIed for the night
with a Methodist minister, residing in
Milwaukee, en- route for Monomonco,
where he was to take charge of a congre-
CATION How they slept, whether we'll or
not, We cannot state, but il is safe to say
if the minister keeps on choosing such
:" boys lor bcd-teliowS, we fear he vii!
be deprived of his chargo.-La Crosse
(WiSl Democrat, Sep. 25.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11

Stanton and Grant have decided
that Ex, Gov. Wise, of Virginia, shall
not have his property returned to him
What might have been the case, had Wise
not wisely hung the martyr" John
Brown, it is difficult to say;
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11
READING RAIL. Rod.
Summer Arrangement.
july 20, 1863
THE PHOENIX PICTORIAL I;
july 20, Sc.

4 treat Trunk Line From The North
I aud Ncrth Wrst for Phil1drlphiu New YORK,
Reading, Putt-viIr Lebanon, NIl'ntuNn, Elatnn &c
Trains leave Harrisburg for New N"rK, as Iulluws
Al 700 = IS aud = ID A. NJ, aud - NJ arriving at
New YORK at 10 10 \. NJ, ana J.0J and 1890 T. N.
The above cOunert " ltl similar Trains th- Penn.
syivania Rail Road, aud Sleeping CaIs accompany
The 300 aud { Is 4. VI Train. without change.
Ltavc tor Reading, PuttsEiiie, Tamuqud, Miners
willie. Ashland, zine Gr"Ye, Aiiuntown, and rhiladcl.
phia at Is a II aud r.lj Z NJ, stopping at KubJuuu
aud ptin'ii al stations only.
Way Trains, stuprIug II all pOiN Il. AT ! - and
1 ~ Z VI. Kuturhugi Leave New fOlk at 4 VI
II 90 noon. aud + II, rhiadr phit AT e0O VI and
ABA + NJ louisville al :, Ia a VI aud go NJ Ash
aud at ito VI dwI li;iu NOON, Tdmaqua ~ 3 10
aud 2,ij = " and Reading at 100, 13J aud lJ,ij 4
A. L36aud 6UJ NJ.
Reading Accommodation Train; caves R"alng
co. a VI returning lrum rhr'airlp pla 100 Z NJ.
Columbia kail Road Iraius leave RradinY at q 90
and 1895 NJ and u.lJr Nj, for Ephrata, LitIz Col
uhIhia &C,
uU Sundays Leave NV York at 500 = NJ, Plila-
delrhiu 10 4 NJ PuttSvilln 30 y NJ, Yamaqua U
NJ, harrisburg 10 a u aud Rcadius at 100 i for
harrisburg.
Commu alton Miinags SeasOe school and EHcur
sioH Tickets "a aud from all points, al rcduc' Rats
Baggage thcCked through GU p"luds a9w.d each
Passenscr 6. \. NItOLLS,
GEsLRAL : SUPPLEMENTARY,
Ruading, IA July 10, 1850.
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r, TIL AYE2s nj ID

1IAVl NG chan ced his residence from Montrose 10
III WEST PIrTSrON, LuZcrne county, would say
20 his patI aud all wishing bis professional sGrV'
y- All calls in the vicinity Of the Railroad aleH'
ded TO with pruHplness,
April 8, leUJ.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11

Gen. Frank p Blair says that of one
hundred thousand bales of Gotten siezed in
the vicinity of Vicksburg and turned over to
the Government, not one thousand have
been accounted for-oficial plunderers
appropriated it to their own private uses.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11


THE PHOENIX PECTORAL
Will Cure Your Cough
S S
THE PHOENIX PICTORIAL;
OR,
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY & MIS-
EkA SNAKE ROOT,
Will Cure tie Diseases of the
TH8oAT AND LUN s,
Such as Colds, Coughs. Group, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Cata,rh, Sore Throat,
IIoarscness, Whoopng
Cough, &c.
It's timely use will prevent
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
hnd even where this arltn disease is c,lly dcyrI.
op'd It VIII afford more l,itf than any ncdI.
Lawrence Gctz. ca.Spcaker of the pcnnsyIynnja
House of Representatives, says "This cough RENE.
dy II now extensively uscdGnd 10 oi the highest value
20 the community, its curative qualities hay ing been
tested by thousands with the mosi gratit!ng results
is carctnlly aud skiilinIW prepared from Nild
th"rry Bark and Scncka Snasc Root hy Dr. levi Ober
inllzrr, reputable physician of fhocHNVilic, Pa
aud ~ sold by neatly all druggist aud country store
d. = Crosby, rNPo.tua.ter and cx.Iurgcss Of rult,
town, ccrtiics 40 follows:
porrsrowS, lsG5 Jan. g.
This crrtiIrs that have used the lhocpix p,ctorr
IN my family aud rcconluGud 1t to The public as ihr
very hest remedy Tor Cough aud Co'ds that have
over tried. uur or my children was taken wuh i
cold, accompanied win Il tronpy C"ugh,So baindecd
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11

Especially, who have become the victims of Solitary
Vice, thtt r,adu aud destructive habit which aunu
atty sweeps tn an untmcly grave thuusands of Young
u"u ul the muet exalted talents Hnd brilliant inccc
VITO might UlhcrNirc have cutrauccd listening Sen.
atrs with The thuudrrs Of cluYucurc or walked to r
stacy The INIhg Tyre, may call with fall confidence.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11

Be9- To become slandered-Edit u pa
per and tell the truth.
Bsr Embrace as many opportunities as
you please, but only one women.
WHEN does man die for his love I
When he turns his red whskers brown.
A CLEAvLAND paper advises the au-
thorlties to I" close the rum holee."-
Some people do it as often as they shut
their mouths.
Sa5- AT church some people clasp their
hands So tight in prayer that they cannot
get them open when the contribution box
comes around.
WANTED.-A small phial OF tears Of
the +" weeping willow j. few ooppers
from the " change oil time = feather
from tho wing OF the dog that Law al ths
burg al the otneE night. =
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11

A CHICAGO joker contributes the fol-
lowing to the Drawer. We hope it is not
i sample Of Chicago husbands
There lived on S-street, Chicago, q
hard working man, who always attended
to business before pleasure, In this he
was right. One day his vile was sick.
and the next day she died. The husband
kept at his work as usual, and after the
funeral he returned to bis labors.
How is this asked one Of his neigh,
bors. "Cau't you stop to mourn lit.
tie 2"
No, sir" was the reply. " Business
before pleasure"
And the old fellow returned to his
bench.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11
BALTIMORELOCK HOSPITAL
Baltimore, Md.
ESTABLISHED as a REFUGE FROM
QUACkERY.

Tile only Place Whue Cure can be OBJ
tuincl.
DIR. Johnson has discovered tho most
certain, Speedy, and only Effcciual Remedy in the
world for Weakness Of the Back or Limbs Srictyrcs
Affections Of the kidneys aud Bladder, Involuntary
Discharges, Impulcnct, General Debility, Ncrvous.
ness, dyspepsia, bAnpuor Low spirits, Confusion of
Ideas, lapitation of the Heart, Timdty, 1rcmhliug
nimncss If sight or Giddiness, Disease of the Head
Throat, N"sc or Euwcls-thusc Terrible Disorders
arising from Solitary Habits of Youth secret and
solitary practices more fatal To- their victims than The
their mos brilliant hopes or untcipations rpndryin1
~ IL ~ 4 4
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

who have H. urcf themselves by CE~tain practiccin
GHgc. ii when alone, Il hadn't frrIIrnUy icarnrd from
cv CumpanuVs, Ur at school, the effects OF which are
nightly trt when asleep, aud, # not cured rcn'
drrs marriage Impossible and destroys both mlud aud
bUiy, shudid apply immediately.
WHAT Il pity HAT young Imhn, the hope nt our couh
ry the pride of ms parents, >hnl h" srHtchcd from
all prospects ANA ruo!mrnt IT lite, by the Culse-
quruCG of deViatInn from lhr path of nature ana in
dulg ng III r'HIu secret habit. such p-GsUhs must
butu.C ,Jut. mpdtIu
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-11-11
unmindlul also of that fearful denuncia'
tion which AYERS, that

"These six things doth the Lord hate -
Yea, seven are an abomination unto bimi
A proud look, u lying tongue,
And hands that shed innocent blood,
An heart that deviseth wicked imag nations,
Feet that be swift in running to mischiet,
A false witness that speaketh hes,-
.4ad hc that sovcih discOrd dmORg bTetAeTn"
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Attention, Suffers, Dealers, EYerybodC
A. 4 NJ. LANDSBERG

WHoLEsALE SUTLER SUPPLIES, Gonna
OF Public Square and Market StIeps
have Just received from New York ami Boa
ton auctions, large assortment OF Boot,
and Shoes, which they are oferirv al
wholesale 10 the trade, az greatly reduced
rates. have also on hand large and vzrfst
assortment OF Cigars and Tobacco. purcbss-
ed before the late increased taxes. which
they are anxious 20 close out at q small sd
vance on invoice cost. In addition Co which
they beg to call attention o. their large
Stock OF Liquors, consisting iu part o.
mann psignes, Cstawba, and CIaret Wines
WhisAey, Cognisc Brandy, Bittsrs, G.u.
COCKTAIL. Chsrry Bounce, Schuapps, &C..
stationery, "h5te and buff envelopes, All
sizes; ioolsesP, Letter, end note paper Of hi
qualities; Hats Capa, Notions Of III deser.r-
lions, furnishing g0otl. ana a gourIsr.
stock Of suffers Goods, sl.sb "a pessbe.
oysters, Rslsins, Mustard, sar,er mes sD.--s
Soda, Sc., Ec.
Dealers viii find it 10 their interest b, ,.,.,
US a call before purchasing elsewhere. ~.
pay special attention to the shipping aud
forwarding Of goods.
Remember the place, corner ui putl.r
Square and Market st.
A. 4 NJ. LAEpSBERG. J4uz9-sm
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PrTrsBURG, Feb. 4.-Navigation still
closed. Weather cloudy and mild. A gen.
eral thaw has set in.
BALTNORE, Feb. A special dispatch
10 the Americsn from Annapolis, after an
nOuncing the arrival there Of President
Lincoln and Mr.. Seward. says it was ru-
mored on board the stesmer that brought
them, that an srmistice Of thirty days
would take place; and that the prospects Of
an early settlement Of our difficulties were
brighter. This. Of course, is all rumor.
WAsHNGrON, Feb. 4.-President Lincoln
and Secretary Seward arrived here from
Fortress Monroe this morning. They had
an informal conference with stephens,
Hunter and Campbell, on the steamer
River Queen, in Hampton Roads. The
conference occupied four hours Il is posi-
lively known to have resulted in no change
Of attitude, either Of the Government or
the rebels. In other words, it was a failure.
CHICAGO, Feb. 4.--The ban approving the
consolidation Of the Galena and North
Western Railroads, passed the Senate yes
terdsy.
WA5HISeToS, Feb. 4.-Senate.-Mr. sher-
man asked consent to call up the bill to
encourage emigration, which vas not
granted.
hr. Hale on committee ON Territories
asked leave to be discharged from further
consideration Of the memorials Of cOlOred
citizens Of Louisiana asking Tor the elective
franchise, as the subject was being consid-
cred by the committee on slavery. Il was
% ordered
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IMPORTANT FROM MOBILE.
From the New Orleans Times, Jan %.
Orr Doc RIVER BAR Ala,
January II, 1865.

From the New Orleans Times, Jan p.
Orr Doc RIVER BAR Ala,
January II, 1865. :
To the Editor of the ~ o. 1fmes-On
the night of the 18th inst, four refu
gees came off in skiff, and last night
five more came of, all of whom were
picked up with our boats Yesterday
morning three others were picked up
by the boats of the United States steam
er Octorora, making in all twelve men,
al of whom are ship-carpenters by pro
fession, and up to the time of leaving
had been employed by the Confederate
Government They all state that the
general impression in Mobile Is that
the city will be evacuated in less than
two weeks
If Granger does not hurry up his
movements he will find but naked
earthworks around Mobile, but when
he attempts to move towards Selma,
the probabilities are that he will find
something in the way. A speedy move
ment, however, on his part will stop
the rebels from moving their guns, and
if he can make a demonstration now,
Mobile will fall without struggle All
those who come off tell the same story
about the sufferings of the poor, and
all agree that it is the general wish
that the Federals may take the place.
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METHODIST Nashville in Nash
vile, at the State Convention, we saw
and conversed with Bishop Clark, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and be in
formed us that he would hold a Con-
ference in Knoxville for the purpose of
recognizing the scattered forces Of the
Methodist Church, between the middle
and last of May Due notice Of the
time will be given, however, by the
Bishop through our paper, and those
who wish to unite with the loyal wing
of the Church can be on hand. Our
loyal people viii rejoice at the pros
pect of being severed from that "body
of death" known as the Methodist
Church SsaA It's leading men wen
into the rebellion, and are little better
now than other guerrillss, bushWhack-
ers, and demoralized drinkers Of mean
corn Whisky.-RnarpiHs Wing
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-05
NO. $50.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


c. y. Ordway has removed Z, No
North CollSze street. next door 10 the s.
National Bank He confines himself A.
eiusively 70 e Brokers' business, buvs an
sells Gold and SljUsr aHd az kin,is Or -
e'rreHt AoaCy; and pays the highest prices
for G0rerH7.ent Vouchers, Mntiiatsf Ns.s,
DC.
Office open at A. NJ, aud our f-;sa /
IHos. b. SAHPLE remains there till IL p. NJ
Tor the accommodation Of those who NAV
wish to make exchanges after night. sai
take the morning cars.
Feb /, ISS5-3n3.