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PoRK.-Ten cents viii probably be the
ruling price for pork in this market the
coming season.
Corn is abundant in this county 10 supply
all demands. It san be bought for from
S2.50 TO S. per barrel.
Hay can be bought in this market at SIS
per ton. There is large stock IN the hands
Of our farmers.
Butter is selling in Lebanon at IS and 80
cents. Eggs are worth 20 cents per dozen.
-Lt5Gaoa Herald.
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Proclamation BIZ the Mayor.

MAYORS OFFICE, ,
NASHVILLE, TENs., Nov. I, ISIS.
For the purpose Of preventing disordariy and
uotous congregations, and promoting the public
peace snd respect for the law, hereby dsclsre aud
order, By virtue Of The poser and authority iu me
vested that snd alter this dstP, snd IN % further
orders, the p-oP iet-rs Of all saloons and restau-
rants where saloons are attached, where persons o.
color are accustomed 70 frequent and assemble TO-
gethsr, shall he required 70 close the same, ant
Eeep them closed, from The hour II G m. unhI
the sueteedinR hour % s am.
The City Marshal and the Captain Of the Night
Police, ard their respective forces, sre hereby q
rectad 70 enOce this order, and 10 report fli de-
hnqueuts to this order.
W. MATT, BROWN,
Mayor OF Nashville.
". Il. WmKNsos, Recorder. noyi-t
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HousE "a REPREsEETATIYEs.


The House Of Representatives met at the
usual hour Prayer By Rev. DR.. Phillips.
proved
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The bill for the relief Of NJ. S. Patterson,
Clerk Of the Supreme Courtlor she Knoxgille
District, being the unfinished business Of
yesterday, was taken up and passed on its
third reading.
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DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

II rHE FRERrxENT on psK,sss
nROWNIN8 HIM WITH 9uCuE8 -
OfhHR 5faLh3. A. TT ~ -
NAaHVILLE, TENNHadEE.
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Wednesday Evening, November Sih, E6j,
Wal be presented The greet Conodyof
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-08

The average daily consumption Of water
in St. Louis, was 7,57e,637 gallons, during
the month of August. During September
the average was about 1850, 200 gallon.
per day.
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In their Stock Of
Wines & Brandies,
ALL OF wHlCH AIR
GENUINE AND IMPORTED.
Nav Be found

Pernartin and Dnh Carton shsries,
Old Choice and Reserved hadeiras;
london Docs and Burguudy foui
femarur, klaqueioTt End 81. julien he1oy
ClArei,
hsui saulerns Niestsiner, Hockheiner snd Ca
tssha Vines
nsnsrcisr, eold Nedal snd Hsiasick, Chsn
pazua
Pine Casiillou, otsrd, Dupuy's Co.'S BrSndiss
, 80, seo'ch, Bourbon aud Robertson County
no AVID Gin;
ed II ,uors
Raksrs sad Rcilsnd Hstter-
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Twelve Of the barges Of cosi which re-
Gently loft PitiabuFE scr Ports on the Ohio,
Esrs sunk. They Esrs valued - ss,sss.
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SALE OF
Government Buildings.
ROBERT FOULDS

INFoETrE o. rHEScz. rsaIIss AM aEaNss
TOYS, FANCY G00DS, CHINA AND FIREWORKS,
ALSO
Manufactures % Transparent States.
No s. 5oAs street. Sss Yerk,
acy7 II go
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Boarding and Lodging

FTNHREE comfortable ard vel furnished rom,
are vacant II Fegy pleasant Fesiasnce, loeafaa
y thu I've minutes wax o. the Post Of6c- sri.shis
ior gen'lr-nen ard thar wives or single Teaglersn
A ieE day hcardsra VII also b aecornodassd
Yer psraezisrs sddreis s'capitalH a th.l nfhcs.
noT-a
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Dir. Murphy introduced bill repeating
all laws restrictiBg the sale of intoxicating
drinks. Referred TO the Committee on tip
Ming and Timing houses
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nA1ANlLLE, IsAAlasdhA.
For further information in regard %
the skillful success in the treatment o.
diseases, the reader Is referred TO Sru
LIS THERAPEuTIos and MarEzIA MEDrL
two large volumes, late edition Of ls64
the best work in the United Stsis,
where you viii find DR.. MoGilfs ul1s
standing parallel with the best met1L
men Of the age in the treatment Of d.
eases Of women. For all diseases IN ht
advertisement, satisfaction is guAfAa'
teed With my general practice r'a'
the following
UhFOnIc Gases
win saasacuons Rheumatism, Aaschcas q ~
Lung8; Diseases o. tbs Thruaf, 5seled lo.lei
8tH Limbs, Fourisy, PAIna, Uioerzt C.loaf, tl.iej
Diseases o. ne Heart snd Liver, Iaaanli,s-..
fhs atomach, EeurAlEia, Eiag's EFl q scil-
Deafiaas Diseases ~ tns Eyes, Dsbituted -
toms, DyHpspna or Indigestion, and Consnnipa1
together with all Private Diseases ~
Diseases of the URINARY OrEhh%
70 the Ladies.
Al AHsrecns q Tie womb truated Ftn -
those hsrrsd Lazias VITO nAFe bees :, -,
Eaie % Isiscarfy o. prove a1oruo1, "a = -
70 tneir nj time q iound preElani y gnas ~
NLc4tMAIs
Tsunr HarIind La.1os Ehose m-.ioiiae , -
bees nos b bring f0Fth In due seasons fslls
God has SAID y01 should multiply ena = P.s.-
tl.a : Yot1 doslre Jou cal consui 20
iattar on In person. No ladf ofef llitiI -.
~ 80 nrsi rsaro spplicafion Anoommanloa4as
b. lsltsf o. person strictly conodsua.'
EIght Emissions Cured.
Vo7ng Nan. SOP hafors 700 furihaf -
gfreare4 4-Iil.a-af b Nan, there ls 20 dleas, =
- erra = fIahi EnIsEioaa sad Fhffr
80 "a End6rstand iraating o 81 = Z. = :.
- - AVE cured dozena u tnis c.f, -
Ia a'f5artaf saies Fhc tsFa gperi dolsf - -.
- 80 - nov vel cIifad By me - -
- 0cuafrT. IN = a1fd. al tnzi are - -
auT ~, ald VII eve ne > call ~ 49,.
$500 IN ~ q Toe diseases mleaiill1l = = -
Farhssnneat. Tas naai o. rsisfanoaa -
city.
Al Ieiis1s diIaaisd 10
DR. ECslLL
urIas utfsei, EascT.ls, las-,
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9Fw 9arfrtistmsuta.
Omcas 10 Rant.

We are authorised to snnounce the nsne Of J. h
cOLEISB for Tar Collector, for state and County.
the ensuing March election.
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REI1rr oP ID. PArrrRsox
I'-i-l'l =

The resolution prohibiting the taking up
Of bills outside Of their regular order was
adopted.
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Notice to DistilIers

usInD EFArKo IsrExat RrrEsrs.
CoIAEcIos'H OFFrcE, aEcosD LIsT. or TFsv Z
NAsHTILtE Oct. II, Is6s.
HEREAF 7 81. ne disi led spirits WI = aIsu,-.F
ll 20 Be sod o. removed n1n dlstIle-T rIilt----
frst being Inspected and hrsndeG. EFery vioirso--
q tha EnfsrlsI ReFenus lEE IN tlrIesraot ~ -.
iect the Iariies r. haary nnes ana panainss. whct
III b rFidiy euiJrced N every ilstanrs No a.
ikeT nonce Til = gwen ia las murt - uuse.r
siood Nd compisd Win. q. I. HoRVELI.
seis-ip Collector.
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The supreme Court Of the State Of Mis-
sour, upon case carried up from Pike
county, has decided ihe question Of the ie-
gality Of the constitutional test oath, in its
application to preachers. The point was
raised by priest Of the Catholic Church.
Objection was made that the oath, IS pre-
scribed by the Convention Of the sovereign
people Of the State, and IS deliberately rsti-
fed By the people themselves, was a viola.
ton Of the Constitution of the United States,
in being a bill Of sttsinder, an e. post facto
law, viOlative Of contracts, and an infringe
ment Of religious liberty. The Supreme
Court afirms the decision made in the Court
Of Pike county, and, while sdjudging the
oath, as required Of preachers, 10 be in no
sense in antsgonism with either the Nation
al Constitution, Or as alleged, with the Bill
Of Rights Of the State Constitution, gives
plainly the reasons for SO adjudging.
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MORE PETRoLEUN.

Senate bin Incorporating the Tennessee
Oil Ridge Petroleum and Mining company
passed It's second reading.
Senate bull Incorporating the Memphis
Engineers Benevolent Association, passed
its second reading.
Adjourned til d m
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Smasrmeuts.
New Theatre
ooSEER OF UNION AND sUsDrrg -

Third sppearsnes o. the tslep.es ,o,.-
MISS ETTIE Henderson
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After the House was called 10 order, the
Senate bill incorporating the towns Of Milan
and Humboldt, in Gibson county, was read
q second time.
Mr.. Arnal moved 10 amend by adding
the town OF Spring Hill, in Maury county.
Agreed 10.
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The bonds, compound interest notes and
seven-thirties, which fall due or become
payable al the discretion Of the Government
amount in the aggregate to one thousand
six handred and eighty millions Of dol
iars. These now bear an average an
nasl interest Of six and seven tenths PEI
cent. II they can Be funded, IS they be-
come payable at Eve and one-hslf per cent
per snnum, the annual interest viii be re-
duced thereby twenty millions. II they
should be funded a. Eve per cent the an
nusl saving Of interest will amount to twen.
ty-eight millions, and if the six per cent
which fell due on or before the LIST Of July
1881, which amount to two hundred ana
eighty-three millions can be funded at av,
per cent when they become due, the tosal
yearly saving to the Government interesi
viii be about thirty-two millions.
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A 7 No. II Cherry Street., three doors below n
"A Poet Orice. on the same side also isR dA
bosTders can Be accommodated. foct92-lm
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Wednesday Evening, November 81. rs;
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Senate bill to prohibit suits where aeon
iederate money" was the consideration, and
TO allow loyal men, who have been com
PEELED to take il, 10 Offset it against debts
due disloyal men, was taken up, and re-
jected.
Senate bin extending section 1859 Of the
Code to injuries in psrson sni property,
gave rise TO a lengthy debate, after which
next.
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First time this SESSION Of Miss Eeene's improved
edhoa q OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
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Toconr'u'is VIII NJ Slsaais Fa-csd
Trouble Among TIE Wsshsrsos,,
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Particular attention given
to the repairing Of Watches
and JeSveIry.
w. r. GATEs-.-....-.-.....--.W. n. POHL.AIAS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

VIII eontIBas under the supervision q that
Prince Of Cutters. RoWLsOA. aud with oar
large and tAstsfaily selected stock q Cloths Css-
simeres and Fsstiugss Se are sars - plsass aii
who may favor rs With thsir orders.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19
BANK.

CHAa h. BnsrSr, - RICHARD RAE
VIM. J. DALLAzs ~a MATHEW HEsNssss
JoRs O. TEaNGMAN, VIZ Nv MoaaAxs
JOIN A. RETTzs MoRRIs RANGER,
u0f3TF-. is 's1's AE SkEsr's2ve ~
This Bank will be located on the corner OF Main
and first strsets, In the room now occupied BY
Mr.. Healy, a. soon - the necessary changes can
be made.
CIR. BEMENT, Pres't.
sw ssz n 3. RALEIGH, Vice Pres't.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19
PHoToGRAPHs

Remember the loved anss whaHn yaa eheFiah
Secure the shadow ere tbs pulafAaee pefish..
ID HoToG RAPHs, AauRoTYfMa. AMI
every kind Of Picture. made III Ghs bfghesl
style Of art, NJ PARKH1LL.B GALLERY
As6 ccrnar Mails and Ktast Streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19
The court roarsd with laughter,

IL has lately been stated that the
French ladies have invented q fashion
of dyeing their lap dogs 10 match their
iavorite dresses. A pet poodle 10 sup
posed TO demonstrate in @ plaintlye poet
scaI vail, which begins thus: 20, mis-
tresses, dye nof our hair, your own
though dyeing too, tie up our tails with
.ribbons rare, but paint them not sky
blusP ~ rs ga ss .sslrafan q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

"Here 10 where they pay toll, /" shipper
ed q young lady to her,male companion,
90 the cars on the Eastern Railroad en-
tered the dark tunnel at Salem. ~
paid Towle," replied he, with charming
simplicity, 9soon after we lleh Boston.
He did not think what q fool he was ill
he had got too far out, into the light {
correct his mistake. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

A Clergyman one Sunday was compli-
mentsd BY one of his friends on.the dis
course he had been delivering. "south
himself" (aliuding to the eminent divine
Of that namel. exclaimed the auditor,
"never preached better "You are
right, replied the honest preacher, II
regard IL Aa hia haat 10 81 - - s@''it
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

Curran's ruling passion, was his joke.
In his last illness, his physician observ-
ing in the morning that he seemed to
cough with more difficulty, be answered:
That is rather surprising,1 as / have
been practicing all night ~ y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

An urchin, suffering from the appiica-
ton of the birch, said. ''Forty RODS are
said be furlong. know better; let
anybody get such licking as / have
had and he'll find that one rod makes
an acher.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

''WouId you think it7' said A to B,
"Mr. Roscins has taken week to study
prologue which wrote in day"
His memory 10 evidently not as good as
yours, replied b. 60. a.. - "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

An individual, having been to church,
returned earlier than usual, and was
asked, us Il all done alreadyY" mo-"
he replied, sit is all said, but very little
if any Of what was said has been done
!. Yela.L.s.l :. rnL luLfalln.agl 7.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

A lawyer in Ireland, who was plead
ing the cause Of an infant, took the
child in his arms and held 1t up to the
Jury suffused in tears. This had . great
effect until the opposite lawyer asked
the childs nsE
"What makes you eryT- oe =
.."Hs's pinching me- answered the
child. ~ es,e e-oaF
The court roarsd with laughter,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19

A Scotch woman having invited a
gentleman 70 dinner on Is particular day,
he accepted with the reservation, I'll
I'm spared. {" - Weel, weel, Y said Mrs.
Robinson, 'sf ye're dead III not expect
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19
LIGHT BREAD.
Sweet Light Rread..

STkArToN'S CELEBRATED YEASr COM.
~ ponnd, the very best article for family hmkanr
ever invented. Thase cakes, whenever thsv have
come IN compassion with other yeast cakes, have
Tia trade can Be supplied az A. q HallonA,.
Drug Store, No. 10 South First street, near a.
Postonaces EvRnsvills Ind. anil n deele =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-19
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFIcE or CeMPTuEEER orrMR CuRRENcY, : 4
Waahiugtoa Anrff 2 1875

. = 1NEa&& 1EN9MPE0ALER or THE GuERENCFs
Washington, April 7, 1865.
WHEREAsr BIZ SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented to the undersigned. IL has been
made 70 appear that "a The Merchants National
Bank q Esansvflins In the city OF EEAnsviis, In
the eoanty OF VSadesburgh and State Of Indiana,
has been daily organized under and according 80
the requirements Of the Act Of Con gress entitled
-. An Aek 70 provide National Currency seour-
. ey pledge " United States bonds, and 20 pro-
vide for tha circulation and redemption thereof y
approved June 3 1851 and has conplied with al
the provisions of said Act required % be complied
WITH before eOHsneneing ths businsss Of banking
under said Act,
trollsr Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
" The Merchants National Bank of EvAnsytiler y
IN the city Of Evansville, in the county Of VAN
dsRhuEgh and State of lndiAHA, 10 authorized to
zconmsnce ehe BUSINESS Of banking undsr the Act
Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
sal Of Once this seventh day Of April. 1855. ID
e kLa.l4a - FkEKMAN CLARKE,
aplS-2n OsmPareJlaE Of iAa ourrsnSy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-27
Stock Tr.p.por,s,i.n on the Erie HALLWAY.

CAsr,IIi. New.iork Teb. %. ief5-Iho follow
Ing Is statement If Live Stock transported this
railway for the week ending Monday, Febs .oi 10
cars ~ Cetile, Al cars Of Hcgs "a ,srs of shoep
oars 81 Hor.es cars II Calves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-27
Music.
ITALIAN OPERA.

La FOrza del DestiHO was produced last ni9h'
at tie Academy of Music to one Of the largest aud
most fashionabe audiences that was brought TO
gether within its walls Every private box was taken
every seat in tho parque.te and tiers filed every
place for standing room was occupied, and even away
np in the amphltheater hundreds Of heads were
visible So far IL was tho gala night OF the
three seasons under Mr. Maretzek's management Re-
serving extended criticism upon work ofsuch magni
tude we shall merely say that tse opera was unques
tioneby decided success with the public. and wetnnk
with the connoisseurs. The most papabe success
was the role which Morensi sustained most admirably
Two OF her numbers were unanimously encored and the
third would have shared Like honor, but the chorus
came on too quickly.
Whether II the excitement OF new parts or some
other cause we know not, but Zucchi, Masaimilani'
Bellini and partially Sasin eyerted themselves more
successfully this than any other OCCASION Their
efforts tended tomake up fine enSe"'h ana secured
the enthusiastic appreciation Of the audience The con-
oerted music deserves special honorable mention Tor
general excellence OF execution the choruses Also ana
the orchestra wa. sby conducted and presented tho
partition with all It's varied shades Of toneco!or in g
manner that left little TO be desired.
Tho scenery is new, and some OF IT very chs1nipg
The ballots are pleasing and wen arranged the esse'
are rich and appropriate and the whole getting up OF
the opera unusually good for NewYork or, rather. for
the Academy Of Music.
OF the music. which demands considerable attention
We shall write shortly. II is worthy Of considersos
and contains Of the best things that Verdi has
done Meanwhile. as We have before said. LA Fora
del Dcstino" is success. and viii probably crowd TIE
house until the close OF the season.
The second performance of " La Fora del Destiao
will be on Tuesday evening next. Feb. o.
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Mr.. II maps Hall.
10 ne Ld,fsy u The n. Y. TibaHs.

10 re Ld,fy v Them Y Tribune
SIR: find in TN TRIBUNE a statement
respecting tia bell given here by Mr.. Charles KNAPP
The 22d Inst. 40 stupendcaslJ absurd thu. il would
no. requiro notice except FOR tho comments which ac-
company H. The report that The affair cost 500 GO Is
simply rIepostercus. II undoubtedly elegant and
expensive, Int except In transportation Of cooke scr
wants and material from New.iork there was no
greater outlay than n many of tho grand bals which
tslo place there. Tho srlla we've no, torn down be.
tween the Two houses. but tho communication was
made by the back par,as which were draped in Tho
street not looIei and eaTpeedi bat plank land
ing.pace tho gutter made for carriages, and
ZONE ordinary rope mating laid down the side.
wall.
Mr.. Knnp II Is vel known, owns The oply foGDdeiy
In tho country capable OF trrnDg out rstclass heavy
ordnance such the great morsrs and the fifteen aud
twenty Itch guns. He has been engaged In thin work
.lrcs's cammcrrerc't o'ths war. and Mo has made
fnstnnA 10 Ase 0sdA a tjr1y hy nrt O. Ipeyny cnt9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-27
American Union Commission.

The war has fallen heavily upon our loyal
brethren In East Tennessee and West Virginia Last
Fa the mountain region NJ Tennessee times
devastated ~ the march Of cavalry forces which sub.
sisted upon the countryl and large portion OF West
Virginia has been oyeTun twelve times by deyourlng
armies Thousands Of families in these distro. whose
adult males al fighting in ranks, ere now destitute
Of seed corn and the commOnosi implements of agcul
lure They must DO furnished with tiese from abroad
with the opening Spring another year Of priyston
aud suffering Is before them.
Patriotism. humanity, sympathy, gratitude and wise
economy all urge us ~ their relief. The AMERICA
UNION CoN,ussIoS cooperating with the last Ienres
sec Relief Association through Col y. G. Taylor and
with the Association of West Virginia through the
Rev. j. T. Gather. rceds at least $4,000 to restore
those. Or uitcn brethren. % condition Of sef'sup
poIt
At the same time tie usual severity OF the Winter
ha. aggravated the sneIings Of tie refugees within
our own lines. Largo numbers Of these are worn down
by sickness and want. at louisville where 200 reia'
gees congregseJ Ia tonr five hospitals, VIC are
assured by the Esy. j. L. McGee most humane and
devoted Presbyterian pastor that more than four hhs
Of ali tast arrive se to III 10 be set q. woL t baths
clothing ard nutritious food have 10 some dcsroo re-
stored their strength.
III laying these facts before The public we solicit con-
trlbutions for these objects in the confidence OF gen
erous and prompt response. And We respectfully 70
quest TINT tie first Sabbath 10 March. on some
other sabbath Of that month collections in this behalf
be inado in he clurches, thus ossocsting with the
peeceoble inauguration of national Government tho
mitigation of tie voes OF TO thoso who have sur
forel ip is defense
By order Of the American Union Commission.
JosIrf T.. TnosrsoN, President
BnIAAg y. MARIE. Corresponding Secretary.
Contributions May TO sent 70 A. v. stpot csc,
Presldcat OF the siot ard Leather Bank. No. Yi
p~csaeev y v
.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-27

Morning Lectures Twenty Discoursrf delivered before the
Friends Of Progress BY Andrew Jackson Davis. l2iDo
py. %3i. q. 81 Plumb Z Go.
Woodlands CoontIy Homes. By Geo y: ). W. Wood.
ward. l2no. pp. l6s. Geo. r. n ;. w. Woodward
Family Pride. by the Author Of "Plaue.' IL mo- ~. 3S
4. y. Peterson Brothers.
S.SscriGec BY The AutloI Of HssaIe. Aat,nd" l2mo.
Comparative Gcouspby. By Csn Ritter Translated by
william 7. Gage l2loo Up. 22o. J. h. Lppinco.. Go.
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wRw yORK nAnY rRIByNE MONDAY FEBRUARY q 1865

prise and skir. not BY sAeady Hs = mar Of vsu
Known nbssAlity. and hsA believe, contributed bic
share In charitable works. Thas 10 shonld have com
memorsted Washington's birthday and oar late suo
successes by ball. is certainly no subject for oensure
As your remarks in SORT .ldorse the Item" and
as 1t Is calculated to do iniay TO him md others must
as friend of Mr. Bnap ask that You will give place 70
this correction.
Wasafsston, Feb "a, 1875.
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