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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

are in TIE civil and military service Of the United
States. In other words. the Office holders sre
created privileged class The member of Con-
gress, silh bis SALARY Of 81 0Oo; the postmaster.
with his salary OF 81 0OU. and the collector OF
customs. with his salsry OF $40, 900. and the
president 81 the United Siates, With his salary Of
So. 900. are TO psy DO income tax: bot every IA
bUrer, every mechanic, and every clerk, who has
pttsncs over $500, Is taxed apon il The lat
ter bot only pay their own tAzes, but have &C
bear the burdensof the exempt class. weight
IL laid upon poverty for the benefit Of the rich
and powerful. Is there any one Nho viii DARE
defend this Discrimination l-Cinciunsti EUqui
rer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

"A curious instance of negro daring aud reek
iessness transpired several days ago at the front
in the army OF the Potomac couple Of men.
fired on by an unseen foe. commepced cautiously
prospecting around" and presently perceived
bs the reflection OF the moonlight. 4 couple OF
rifles thrust over the bros of abandoned ia
fanry breastwOrk. several hundred yards in
their rear Siealihily moving around. they made
a charge With drawn sabres which resulted in
the capture of two negroes. They were marched
of to corps headquarters under guard. and will
probably be hung.
Both of them wore fifth corps badges and
stated that a rebel captain had promised them
haddsome sum-ten or twenty dollars-for
every Yankee they killed in this manner
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

FAILrnE o. sHFRIDAxs ExPEDETIos AGAINST
observation-disclosures THE FAiLreE CONSISTS
-EFFEor Of THE FAILURE on esASr's PLANE
ron THE CAPTURE OF RIcHEoxD-sBERiDAS mas
ACCOMPLISHED NOTHING 60 FAR IS TIE CUTTING
or OF SUPPLIES FOR RICHMOND IS CONCERNED
SOURCE OF THE SUPPLIES FOR RIcHNOSD--ISEx-
HAUsIIBILITr OF THESE suPPLIEs-THTfE COZ
sTANT AVAILABILITY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25
The Trial OF the Chicago Prisoners.
The Cathalic Telecsa..h r.,I,Iis bod a. C..c,.

The Catholic Telegraph. published at Cincin-
natl and which gave Lincoln aud the entire abo-
litiOn party an unqualified support in the recent
election, in speaking of the trial Of the alleged
Chicago conspiratore before q military commits
sion in that city, remarks:
''Since the first week in January there have
been four colonies, three lieutenant colonels and
two majors engaged in trying an alleged conspir
scy which was supposed 90 break out in the city
of Chicago during the November election Along
with the above there are judge advocate and
assistant. and recorder and assistant They
are all receiving pay from the government. The
expenses Of this trial are about FIVE hundred
dollars per day. About thirty days have been
occupied in hearing the testimony for the gov
eminent, and nearly many more in adjourn
ments- This is certainly slow. but il has the ex-
cellence OF being extensive. Sixty days up TO
the lst Of March. at five hundred dollars per day,
amovnt to the small sum Of thirty thousand del
lars When taxes are so high and such an alb
solu,e necessity for money in the army, this is a
rather high figure to pay for-whatf
There we're eight men arrsgned in the first
week in January Tor eonspracy-to do some
thing that was TO be proven by number of
John Morgsn's band OF msrsuders. One of the
prisoners. Msrmaduke has been acquitted an
other. Semmes, it is believed. will oe in few
DAYS; another, Anderson. has committed sui
eide; another, Biniel has escaped: another.
CsDtril. has been granted a severance and three
remain TO refute. as We believe they will, the
charges or suffer ithe penalty of the
law. We have carefully examined the testimo-
nv for the government. and deliberately saw that
more unmiiigsted farce was never paid for al
high price
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25
v INES, LIQUORS, &C.
WINE HOUSE !
LOUIS l. ANG.
% south Meridian Street.
SENTINEL BUILDING)

IMPORTER Or RHINE AND CHAMPAGNE WINE 2;
otard Co<niac Brandies. n ard Gin; sHsir =
Rum nd Cordis's Also dealer Ga Ckts~ Mines. 81
aud Sparkling. - The mo approx. brands heuroon
whisky: Peach Brand: Csias.s ~ Edy. St0,k Al,
Pories aud Beer. ad Bitirrs Of kids Thee
cie- all sf-Tsd for ssl bT The botile o. isrs
quantities. on IA ne W for Z ora ~ u0h
tAPOkTED CIGARS AID TOBACCO Of the che CO
brands vii be kept hand.
VI FHsving fitted up establish men and orer-
ing for sale ony pure arr cles and q TIE best quality
the subsc i5er hopes to receive be soLcis loer.l
share OF the patronage Of the P-b
m.rI7.dr LQUlS LANG
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

Putting all things together re are inclined TO
believe that the government Of Washington will
not attack us Immediately the conclusion oil
this present and that il will therein show its
wisdom. Ii would, hosever, be most inconvs
nient aud costly. and disasreeable TO have the
quarrel hanging over heads waiting for
American convenience and opportunity. When
the time comes Statesmen will have to see
that we are not placed under that pensnce. II
that. indeed. is To he our fate. and If We are to
live in daily expectation of ness that the United
States have marched upon our provinces for the
satisfaction of some old claims vsmped up for
the purpose, then we may De excused II we are
less anxious TO see the present war over than We
otherwise should be
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

Nothing can be more rnjus, and outrageous
than that clsuss in the new income tai Law
which exempts from taxation under IL those " Ii
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

"A private letter from Paris says that George
D Mcclellan still hss his cards printed IN si0r
General Mcclellan"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25
NOTICE.

ID Mr.. Charles Hessfslc, oct Of my employ
JOHN MULLER
Indianapolis, March 81, lses-EarqS-dfv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

A TTENTI0N SIR KNIGHTS There will be q specia
n meeting of Rspier Commandery No. l, this (SAtur
day evening, at Z O'Clock, for work.
y. CcLESTocK, E. c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25
FOR SALE.

n from the Cit 20o acres in Of the best i'm
proved farms in Johnson county; 81 acres in splsll
fara' near by. with the very best OF title.
Also 200 heavy timbe ed land mill,
an so improved cpnfscated lands The zoo
.e worth the price, els 000 We have several smaller
farms, but none cheap
Must be by the first OF April Possession imrne
date.
DUNLOP, fR'NK 4 Co,
X al Estate Brokers,
rnar25 62ttwlt No " North Mer d street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25
ShAoE TREES. &c.

- OLD TUWBIING--Al persons wanting Shade
SE Tree, Frui' Trees. Everereens. anything IL
tue Nursery lin vii be p ed 10y leaving their or
ders with the subscriber No II North illinois rect.
Kitley d divers Agricultural m. No. IS
West wssh ington street Tree Boxes furnished u de-
sired. WA g ELDER.
:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

IL persons who know themselves indebted TO Moses
~ Hunter d~ces ed. III call upop IT. omas Hunter,
the New ork Boot and hoe store, Glenn's ri
before the first April and s-tte said Indebted
ness else the nil be put iato The haniS Of
officer for col ecion. JAMES s. ATHOM,
Administrator Of Moses hunter. deceased.
mar24-d6t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25
WAN T e D.
STRAYEp OR STOLEN.

I'D RnK lOos. stolen iron post the north
east part Of town. lssI isht. brown RI inz Ma e
40 Ut Il hadds b. a left hind foot hiie ns 70 z
name had Oh black Spa Il 81 die found ~orkorid Il
and leather halter with CHAIN alta bed
LIBERAL rsward will be pais f,r hr recovery any
inform Il on OF her. y. NOBLE DAyIDSOs,
nas2S-c3t Kast Ina snap Oils.
STOLFF from my stable. March 20, MARI and
- BUGGY; tn Nsre a dun y-l.os. had a piece
Oh Of each ear blsok and tail so1nd shoes be
painted striped blue.
Any information my stable will Re literally re-
varded. l. ID. GOIDsBLRhY
No 20 Pernsylva-ia street, India spols, lfdians.
mafsa div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25
List of Casualties In Indiana Regi.
ments IN the Battles near Kinston,

The following comprises the list of the wound
cd in General Ruger's division, 23d corps, in the
engagements Of March and 10, near Kinston.
". c.
Edward Bush, II. 10th, hand, severely; Adolf
plus Fry, /. l20th, side. severely; John Tenn
pin. X, l25th, scalp, slight; Corp Jefferson
Ritcher. +. l2OIh, knee, slight; Corn Sam Wng
ner. b. l20sh. scalp. slight; Corps Fleming. b.
l24th, breast; Jasper Hove. A, l2SIh. arm,
slight: @ n Budgemsn. |. l25th, elbow, slight;
Sergt Z J Clark F. Tooth. head. mortal; A
Goddard. F, 1881. leg. slight; B r Glines. l2flh,
arm. slight; Hershey, G. lo0th. head; W
NJ O'BannoD, X. l30th. back. severely: Nelson
KrSdall. G.. l25th, thigh fractured; r n Thorn
a., d. l23th; LaonsrI Whipple. 1891, left leg !:
Jas Moore. |. 1881. thumb A II Jones, B, l24h.
finger: A Meddell, b, l24Ih. arm; Debolt Nee
ker. Il. l74th, arm: Sergt Thos Fitzpatrick, F,
l25th. temple; J ID Christer. +, l29th. thigh am
putated: I hos Pierce, A, l74th. leg, mortal; An
drew Gibbons. ID. l2yth, finger. severe; W
Beard. h. l2Ith, foot. slight; Chss Nelson, A,
10Th. leg; severe; Sergt James Manoken. A.
10th. face; G n LDveoy, A. 18Th; Adna r ,ger,
ID. 10th. shoulder: J McFtrland, f, both,
thigh; Jos McMinen. A. 10Th. hand, severe
Corporal John Fessenden. L, l2Sth. temple,
slight; G l. Taggert, musician, 10th, arm.
slight: Jonathan Mosier. b. l24 h, arm. slight:
- u Diy, ID iZctu, eiOoN, rikut, y W Drfhn,
d. l20Ih. chest, slight. J Leach. A. l29th, thigh.
slight: lst Lieut. VI s Bush. l2lth. leg serious;
Edwin Rockers. b, I29th. shoulder, serious; Chss
Nelson, A. 10th. knee, serious; Sergt J FanOc
ken. A. 10th. eye aud nose, serious; j Cash,
A, l24th. slight; 7 Gongson. ID, l2Sth, slight;
Sergt Obi Lowbermlk, Z, l24'h cheek, serious,
b Warner. G.. l24 h. arm; NJ G Rainier, G. l24
leg, serious; VIM Lnsbott, A. 10th, breast.
serious; " IN G Benson. ID. l2Oth, abdomen: W
II Butler. A l20th. leg; 1t W Brown, F, l2Sth
abdomen, mortal Sylvester Fountaine G. l2Slh
head. severe; + Lee, ID. l20th. leg. amputated
John Sellers, B, l30th scalp slight: William.
c, l34th side Isaac Stanley. B. l24th, arm aud
breast. severe; Vim Miles. A. l30th, thigh NOR
tai: Thos Decter, K. l24th, neck, mortal
James Mcclellan. +. l20th. lungs. MORALLY
Martin Seafort, /. l2fth, leg. severe; NJ G Nc
Clurg. @, l5cth. thigh, mortal; Jesse Hathaway,
ID. l2oth: shoulder, severe; j Gelbresth. A.
l20th, abdomen. mortal; Martin Agan, h, l24tb.
beck. severe: @ c Fennel, II. l24lh. lungs, Sc
we're: L Lesley, H. l2i,h. knee, severe: Capt
Bsrcus. G, l20th. shoulder slight; Capt
Thomas j Downs, <. 10th, scalp, slight; G "
Grimes. G. l2fth, scalp, slight; Sergt Belder-
book, L, l2i.h, thigh, severe; 5 c Crane. G,
l24tb. hand. severe; Henry Hurbock. II. l24ih
arm and breast. severe; Oster Veech, Z. l24lh
shoulder: G G Hawkins. A. l2Sth, hand, severe;
A II Jones. b. l24th. finger; Olinthus Cox, II
10Th. head slight; &c Hawkins, A. l2Sth, hand
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FOR SALE

Business House for Sale.
n WILL OFFER FOR SALE Ny BUSINESS HOUSES.
u Nos % ant % nth illinois street. opposite the
Bates Hue The Lo. Sc feet front by l20 eet to an
alley and has Brick Rooms with upper stories
aid "a X buildings
For par leu or, inqa ct the southwest corner Of ILL
nois aud Market streets. JOSEPH PARISkTfE.
maria dow.
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FOR SALE.

nNE Ten Horse Power Upright Engine ard Horizon
Y y tai Roller. with pump. all in good orcer For
PARTICULARS apply 10 J W. GRAY.
mar23 div Spencer Honse. indianapolis, Ini.
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NJ AR K EFT.


YTNHE unde-s ned has opened q Store the Conner
OF Illinois and Ohio Stree he will keeF
DAILY Market the sale o Groceries, Provisions. al
inds of Country Produce. Ne q, Fist Horse and Cow
Feed and in fact every thing by family
family Use intend 70 keep yth az used by IAN
lily in .rd vii send Srtices Of charge TO any
part "f the city. Give call.
msr2s-diw G n wILGUS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-25

pFOlFacteU meeting udc OeeO utl1 UdllE and
nightly at the baptist church in this place. for ths
past ten DAYS or two weeks We learn that il
has been attended with the Lords blessing and
help. and that several have attached themselve.
10 the church Last Sunday number were ban.
tized in Morrison creek.
At the late session OF the commissioner
court of 81, Joseph county. bills in aid of soldiers
families were allowed to the mount Of s. $50. &c
and for the support of the poor to the amount o.
80 Cog 90
-KERR's Ri rs We find the following
kindly notice of ,ns last volume OF reports o.
cases argued and determined 10 the supreme cour
of Judicature of the state of Indians, by Out
fellow citizen, hon VI c. Kerr, in The Aueri
can Law Register, hsh authority. As se Learn
from the initials, the notice is from the pen Of
Judge Red6,lJ, the chief editor. formerly chic
justice OF Vermont. but now OF Boston:
This. We learn. is the last volume which ".
are TO expect from Mr.. Kerr as reporter. his ser
vices having been demanded by his fellow citizen.
10 the congress OF the United States, after tho
4th OF March ne1t-s broader and more impor
tant field tor which his pains taking and faithful
laoOrs IN these subordinate positions. will M
questonabiy be found 10 have giy, him the les
preparation. We shall confidently expect in due
time. to hear good account OF the valuable
services Of Nr Kerr in bis new field.
The presen; volume. although prepared 10 the
midst of an exciting canvass for the place which
he nov holds bears no marks OF haste or neplec,
Ii contains many important cases. some which
sre reported, and others referred to. in our Jan.
uary number That Of the city OF Aurora rs
West, o. IS. is one of special interest, in which
the validity of city subscriptions to railwAy
stock. and how far city bocds. issued in payment
OF such subs ~riptions are TO be regarded met
camille paper. are considered. and upon these and
other important questions involved, are vers
elaboralely discussed, both by court and COUNSEL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-18

Iargs sizes, Rich Rosewood Cases, Elegant.
y finished, Heavy powerful tone, &c.
Ail large Round Corners complete finish, back and
front
seven oetAvSs, New Scale A. to A. PStent Iron Rim)
$3.50
Brand Square, N octayss do. A. toe. 8 500
Ornamental finish carved legs, all around Cor
ners.
seven octAVes, New A. Scale Patent Iron Rim,)
500 .#rft
lrsnd Square, N octaves do, Scale A. to o. $50
,arved legs, ornate finish, serpentins Mold
ings.
ssand eanare n octaVes, (Patent Iron Rim) = 600
Rich slAsed legs, Beaded and serpentine
holdings,
srand nsFe, TX oc,ayes, Patent Iron Bim,) $50
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-18
An Ebony Gem.

81 admit that it is pesiIous TO confer the
franchise upon the gnorsut and degraded, but
ii an educational test cannot be established,
let suffrage be extended to all men of proper
age, regardless Of color. IL may well be
questioned whether the negro does not under.
stand the nature Of our institutions better than
the equally ignorant foreigner" ......s.
The above is extracted fcom the speech Of
Gen. Garfield, delivered at Ravenna, Ohio, on
the 4th inst Evidently in favor of negro
suffrage, in the broad sense OF the term, but
too cautious to fully commit himself to The
naked issue, he seeks to suQsr-eoat it With
enough Of Know Nothingism to suit the
squeamishness of the conserV1 alive wing of
bis party, Ignoring that distinction of races
which God has set up, be jumps at the con.
clusion that the negro understands the nature
Of our institutions better than the equally ig
norant foreigner" leaving il to be inferred
that il the negroes cannot be allowed TO vote,
q compensation must be sought in depriving
white foreigners of the elective franchise
Foreigners will now see the condition 10
which they are placed BY lending their sHu
ence to the Black Republican party And
they will understand that by joining with the
Abohtionisis, they will reduce themselves,
not to an equality with the negroes, but 70 a
political condition far below them We be-
seech Gen. Garfield aud bis coadja,ors NOT to
bold their tongues, but to keep on talking -
Csre. PlatndedleT; 1lgu aoa' .l"s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-18

"a In the processiou at Salem on the 4,h, on
the middle seat Of one OF the carriages label
led 'the past, present and future" we're seat
ed beautiful white girl and coal black me-
gro man, We pitied the poor girl, and she
looked as II she desired commiseration, for
the unpleasant position in which she was pro-
bsbly placed by others. There we're few spec
tators who did not have feelings Of disgust ex
cited 2. this spectacle We saw li.Ile 10 ths
present, but much that was suggestive OF the
biuture - Boston Post
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-18
D. CERTrRIcATR OF AUTHORIZE: T
fTe expire on the 3lSt day Of January, lbool
D c1IEcn or THn AUDITOR or srArA
Inauranra naRarfmanG


It. H'I C5lambals 0Aio, JANUARY %, lboo.
Wherea g The 0KRHAslA, HANovEA, HiA0AAA, ana
RapublIu Fire Insurance. CompAnles locatsd - hsw
York In be State Of New York. have eh nlsd In this
once sw m statsment its condition, "a re9uired ~
the nrst setion Of ths Act To regulate lnsrSSncs
Companlos not incorporated by the State % Onio5
passed Ap ri g. 1850 and amended February 1904 and
RAaeas, each OF said Companies has fnFniAhsd the
Hndersgn cd satisfactory evidence that they arc sAen
possessed Of at least One Hundred Thons end DoAIs q
actual Ca pitAl invested In socks, Or bondh or IN
mortgages Of real estate worth doable the amount
for which the same 4 moIsgagedi and, WAsTsal saeh
Of iald Co mpanies has hlSd In this once written
lnstramen under ~ cooperate seal, signed ey ne
President, and Secretary thereof AuthonEng any aSent
agents Of sAid Companies in this State 20 acknoS-
ledss Of fpEoSous for and In behan of sad Cor
pAilles seet riding TO the terms Of said law
NO.V, 71isretOrs, in pursuance q tAs nTE sss,ise
Of the afor 'laid act, l. JAMES II. GOODMAN AndieSf
Of State, hbr ohio do hereby certify that aAad 0e.
KAMA, ia NovER, NIAoARA and RrPunIic ttre insurs
Conn Anies or New rork, are authorized %
Hppsaet Is basknsas Of Fire and Marins lnsafanes
in this stat unit the thirty hrs day Of January N
the year os,s thousand eight hundred and saxy yslx
IN IRttaesg WAa'eeL hAse hereunto Hubecribed my
nams and eau ssd the seal Of my once % b anxsd
JAS II. aQpMAN, tiv,
tSl AuditOf of siaiA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-18

Statement Of the condition Of the Republic Fire In
surnnce COMPANY Of the City OF New York, on the I'd
day Of January 1885 in conformity with the laws Of
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.n| r st 5Ioi ~ 1i nRaj LuH l0'.4a
UNDERWRITERS, AGENCY.
Aggregate Assets, sasssJIeeSs.

Statement Of the condition Of the Hanover Fire In
suranee Company, Of the City Of New York, on the
"a day Of January 1862 in conformity with the laws
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samaritan's Wash,

L. 10 caas o. syphilis Used 10 con Iunctau sI-- -
Rnot alla Herb 1ulcss tai eiEscacns. Pre- ~
cents
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Romance iu Real Life--AU Ahoyt
General tsrnntfs Predecess,F

N'mahNf iu Real Lifc--AU Abopf
General Grants Predecessor
PROM .re 'pnukfeIi UE Journal.
com rta |er wli probably rrfasmbr, r.,l.
mel D. 2" Hn1de. Nho formerly r..iI,4 +.
atar. zoe msdr Colonel OF the rss,,t,'-
orr ..'n'Is .u.auirv, 90 Nation. al ~.
sa's. leaI dropped by Governor Vote. ~
t't al' .' ,-i-n1 nov Lieutenant Cen
a'i "fan's b" hud lu the Decatur Tn
a''' ''i.r'- gdry about hin.
strange tud star Ing ,f.iss.ti,s.e ~ ~!
sod 0utrtur che dark u-aves I'd "a -
end misfortune. Do bias aI lerrth b-.-,.-.
rsrIthF aud ulci rrutsr1rr
arutl ai liH cu-s.u. SIr fasr.r 60
recently dl.i DC York. EnFIsrs ~ -
fll.eu he.r OBJ esiairs. abe rental al -
en- .safs HruuaiIy to $4,000 sta-'.,. 49,
a-.l -ar-r ts lo thc f.tc. bv inh.-.t.,.,..' '''
TOO ir.Iielt- aut adventure tb-,.,.l
WHICH '.H fluEg.lr individual nov D
'aau. - ESQ fe-has passed, paaId 81 .
iaFrr %. .u covered Yllums Al ~. ~.
q lar.ecn De wac q snidshipusp IN ~.
tea1h NH'N -ihgu engaged iu the var cf
WIZ Aexico-aud vas pfr-
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r-ns the Nt.arl l. Nars Crr-
lH i.e scr between Che T-st..l et-.....,
H.A.'" ilaf Immediately ioIlaue8 y. 81
.'."rTri % ihc Ameugau s-uv al $500.
l7 c'-iaHtrY, s15g Won iof h'm.sIf.
.t'- ,'tlil.ssi1g. ll The drsa.t-,g.
a..la'tsr'ar gf Lopez. be c5rBms-.3-.S !.
lalh -Aas taken prisoner id r---is,,s.
.- escaped ihe rurlts by the dru.bt., -
-1sa sHrHr, who became ,r.,-....1 Y.
1a.a- tte pr sea la.rs ''
l-trierr,ir hsWryrr. ly h. ,,.--,,-
ae AfAi embarked Iu Wnl.r-r. 49,.
Araiie1 from thus ho also f..sr.-.5 +.
amer passing IhraurL rHt.II -.
lur-'rct AS au oar r.s4.-. -,
aHare. b. rtlsel % e,r,,.,,,,- - -.
aH.a ihe gems .1sm ~amts- -.,-.t 80
asL tae loyal Na-ih. p.aBt 4, ~,
YES s..sle4 colonel ly b.. -
..' .nru.F-1rsl
uraus however. h- ,-.
..lluaut. lui GeHr-,I o. 4 /
I..-a r.,.ga. was spf.,.,.,..3 1
r8,..... .. Noary aud desisp8srf /
s.-.. las saTra'utmeut be n.gi,,,..i /
~. --'la .au- and B., ssr8s .bs,.,., ]
i. .--.I4HI..r. .a thrs So, -
F..-.-- reserved his fsr4urs ~, - I
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-- ls cfv Thrr.ssy -,
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.ag.ard, honor AID go, :.
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10 ADVERTISERS in BKTAIhs
Tx BATES WILL BIZ As POL LOWS

We, ne undsrsigasd, have this day adopted iho
atovs rates for Advertising, 70 winch We bind our
alveF stricty 10 Edhere.
VIZ. CAMERON a 90.
JOHN WALLACE, for he DsebdioA
BARRY, WlBHAM A 90. or Prsss-
Ball, JONES A CO., for GEEstte.
EksHrILLE Tgss.. sept. q, 1854
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sUNDAY, DECENBER a, 1855.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

lur property % the Contrary COOS - az Jesse.
hold iniere-ts in Che COUNTIES % Oyericu Fent--ss
W t- D. A-on, sud Hsrrsn, in. tn. State O. Ten
ufsfee, amounting IN The se.rr1afa IL 9vfr e.5tt
tnCuSanu aHrez
De membership ofthe Corupany- ana tse BOARD
OF D. Pc 'i3T7 eompfl-e men ot uusrue-s experience
aud r-pull o. and Of thor1Ugif sud u acucal A.
quaiulance Win the Oh mines OF pinnsytv sBIs
The Mining superintendent was ore 20 The drst ey-
llcrers 90 ne OF teii % hst sts-e and struck fhe
h'7i h1Hlng Oh vel 10 The country. we'll known -
ne h,queuoOurs well, and % which th-. al iofar-
est- o. l'enusyiFnais, Then % their na-rauf stale
W. very largely ulebted
ms company vii 'es-e portions o. their vnlus-
Ole und+. 20 small irtcts, 70 private parties oI COM
pan es, for IMMEDIATE uEyuopMESr. Tbis BE- q rare
chance for bona tls operators % ufiara l-ss.s III,
terms ttst vIl he rmIly rrmuu-ratIv-
Ie-ms made known on application
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n L@.s .'se'ss-. ny } c zachos. g cents.
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IS -Iaooyai Dirooaata % the ,rads AM Wo,k
On Oar LAai sent, poi Psid. CT rsssalofprice.
RW. CARROLL Co.
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