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., poELcs parties Tor - purpose Of securing class
legssuon, We nevertheless deem I, essential that
the a,eotion " candidates for legislative positions
be called 10 this SUI jet and their views u ereoa
be made puzzle prior 10 election
Il the workingiuen o. Philadelphia, or an other
locality, wanted 70 XII this reform M " cnt, they
could not adopt better method than ,ha, suggest
ed In The above resolution. What would b. the
logical consequence y this "caliny upon eanl.-
dates to make Ter ye,7s u on this SUI jeci rut-
lie WIZ, e7e-y unprincip pied s.prant to c1-cs
would bexu to intrigue, scheme aud pc. FOR ;Lv
support Of Tie worIIngmen, aud their organization
wonlj become Tie very worst kiod 81 political
m.chine NV v. have hat occasion I, watch
closely, for tie as ,hiri ~ ccntvsy, .hc sohemta
q pols,ians Tor in'c.glins tie work IL men iuto
Their tupprt: ave s.en these pOlt ans time az
Ter limo se,nto tho god ~ aces ofthc Nork.ng,r
and We have w srsry care cen tN,se p0-it., al
sb.r.s turn ne cold shoulder to Ih,ir supporters
so G ~ g. ne dssirpd Offices were secured. and
finally ct.I them aside a. hey would . worn-out
sui' Of o'oll cs. ( = i's'lsTh.a wotk,rgmsu NV
PROPOSE D. p'.o' themselves IN thu !. iitical trap
voluntarily, - Uom r.-fk tl.s pr.i'ttou' -
s,Yr ~ tao7 pa the CtAs hour moysmen. iu;o .ho
p.l.'rsl n,frai, ia Jss,h-kucn vii BE sounded.
Let them SICK 10 We 81 two resolutions, sh.vs
referred o., aud Iey viii have q good cl sHcs for
ulumat, success; any other courso vii he the sure
hsrb nges o. dticat.
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Moro NailrnaI Mnrirr.

RAu-oAD murders are ecomiu, sIsrmiuglS ire.
queni Several have al ally been reported the
SrN during the present week aud two others IN
v.lying serious loss OF He, are announced this
morning. Ia nearly every ius sncc THESE muriorS
--uo other term il snproprials-hsve resulted fr.m
gross ,arclcssueGs tue par, " ,,her the tuauA-
g,rs pr ,.e subordinate employees OF the "a road
COMPANIES. T1.s thlng mu-t he storreI, snd in
orler s. stop .. We must have such way avs ~
Iley taye y most European couulries--vlirh
subject the managers OF ars.'ro4d IN ,Gs, - sci-
cent Il IN .cssnsss, ~ the same penalties shat
attach 10 other CT .u!iuas.
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Tbs ELsbt Hour ,It.e,n.nt

LAES1 IaeetirT d syra.lttls1 AS hold In
P,l's1s 'pl4t on WEDNESDAY even ~ y, con,iI,r
a., pforusit.0n i1r reduction ~ H.. hour. q
aIily .ioi. a. thls iJbiec, e now tsln. o., ta.ei
b. 80 isp3rlng riL,.es N i-s, .. telar.e ,iel
~ tut ~, tue 49, Of 3 r4lt3r.yt., work
,ug~s- = &c. "a I.ssr.s, 49, ia srp...any
s-ss--rs q cg-s.i,TAroi T.. Isrt Of uetr
'-.lftt ~ rs ~. tp'a sItl-.-.ug 10, pro.
,ss--ss q We iaseGgg Ts.'fy-d ~, nc GAI good
80 =. a.. "es;uls ~ t.0Gg el4.. prop. ,luu.
re hut req uT.u lEfss ne ssa - grola ths,
tts l.g-. sisldsri '.r i.y'sv lloull b.. eight
to-u--~hicA Is oil vel. enough. Tie second IL Al
f,h,v.i
K,toired. TIA, We recommend he formation o
LtL.-usa L.rD4st Iut our city al. FIAT, 4Jr tl'
b-rpJss " "gp.cvug aAd d ss-l4.nAL-s Sta
Istcs All lIiyTnzI on 10 eiu ,Ge the pub b,
Gliud y an appreciation vi The Importance u a.,
subject, aud IHs De.rssty fDr ~ Mediate sct,oI
tLsTsol.
Il the rsso!4s.cus tal ,toppcd Ilfl then, the,
would have teen adl.iral.s, And No -ould sugE,s
10 better In. u p,'cy ,aAu ,b., which they mari
OGt. Ba. they 90 90 I'D make the same blunds
which We have Lcre. ,ore ..,eItel 10 an tho svS-
thAi Of attempting " iaAuguIAlo We des.rsd reform
bys polIicA uaC VeuenL
Received, That while depyS.shug the forw.t0
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DEATgs4.

CORplAL--Oa Aux. elth, Is 81, Ioann., younse.t
GAurhter o. Michael and I.icu ,rIis, asCi 1 year,
II months sld rs davs.
Tho irCuds ard relatives OF the zmil9 are re,poct-
fully invite TO attend the funeral >filtias alter
noon, Aug. 20 a. , o'clock, tfom tho sr'idrnru OF
10 pt.ents, Bloadgay, neaT Flushing ave, e. ook-
In, l.. u, 80
HUNT-On Thursdqy. Aug. 24th, Martha daarh-
ter Of Hillary aud the ia'e -srah 5. Hunt used
months And day.
The relatives and friend, Of the family rtspcct-
fully invited to sttc "a tue funeral tins tliiayl
n.e noon. At oCiCcE. tIUW the cor of " 1zhiucton
and Java str, tieenpoint, l.. l. Iig
N1NTosn-Ou the stth mat, John McIn,orh,
aged Al yeAs.
lie rt alive. and friends are respectfully iayited
% st'tld the !"neral, this ridley Al crnOoA ~ !
oclcos hom his late rtrdeg,e, g. l1st I'D 81. a.
sCuWIJkkkr-Dn Thursday. Aug. 2ith, An
th0ny schNickert, uatiNe ot germany, aged 80
yrArt,
The relative. erd frleGi. Of the family are ~
spec,ully invited to attend the iunors this ,Fri-
DAY afternoon, at oc.oCk, iIon III late residences,
llJth ~. ana llth ave. IL
SHERRY On Weduc'iay, Aug. ?3d OF consunp-
ton, Itme, tn cIly sud re uNei sol of James and
corbit County Monaghan Ireland, IA he 23i year OF
hsagc.
TIE FREUD. g me family sre respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral, tom the icsi.ence Of his
pIeutf, stl Monroe ~. on saturday mnrnin" p h
nst, ~ .clOh ON thence 10 :, Mary Church,
eor. % RIDGE ami "a nd ~, where solemn re-
qI't IA Nasu viii be cceirntt tor the rppose OF his
'uul and ,rom Silence TO CANA Cemetery Tor inter-
| mont. gG3
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Reconstruction in NIi~iyippi.
Ia, LOUSY he P4rss m.kes the following state

Tar Louisv Dc P4Ess mskes the following state
men's:
We hal an .rtcrcstn7 interview, YESTERDAY with
a H.suuch, up!aleu, U1HEwci, consistent and per-
sis,ent Aiouist nom dsslsrrpi. H. has never
ialterCl no. ocule! tIe Q, o.. lie ovus plantation
gu TIE river bel,w N'tkslIrg, and, s'tAOugn iJr-
mcrly q laryo l,yr.Jwucr, his dcyotiOu 10 the
Uu,oa was - tlJt that lie a.ql escet IN euua-
cipstiOI, s.ut svOtiy number " his slaves
Into tho JuOu army, and encounters ne
ther INCIDENCE nor "inplielco from The
reu siuJer, whom be- now hires tn, tern1
srgangei ny to- Frce-insn's Bureau. lie ~ well
known :, macy q. our citizens a. client,
conscientious, Css.stan sea, lctDsn, WAT We ssv
OF him, r,9ualy 10 oi course from their test mo-
ny liz tIpr' rssS grave apprehension respecting
the ~. esq u TCcDsssiuctiou uuder present aus
p,,cs ~. sIys the appO.ulees " Governor ShGT-
KEY sfe slr.u-t uniformly meu who were zesOu
ID the re- 81 csUse aud Who are now special aud
obstinate stlckiC.s cor the extreme doctrines o,
State s,,ere,yLty. he he leyes that through their
influence powerful pdrty IL organ zug, hostile 10
susug. passion, Lostle 10 .o.al sovereignty, and
vii 40 is utmos. 10 bring tack to the re. ored
| u Oh thg LcIcses which proved nearly fatal
/ to tLO ON, 90 the ew least q; Joy the old apple
| 81 disCort. lie snti,ips,cs Ihnt those eyil coun-
| so.Ors vii control iEc Convention Just assembled.
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=, - 4. -
""-' Nv - -, .,-,,
c., - =. .,,,-LI.
' -, -,
pe " ',11.' 60 -,
'V' 800 Op,"'Ds w y. 'as
'soo' "ou'u ,'',e' 'u''N'' -,
to'' III" 'nsse"' "'i'-o,' '"'-' ""O
in'u'o nev N'si''y INV 'u'u'"''i pu''u'' ,"'
eve HsN'lA impetus w '"' 80
~s country rom i've proS'''. '.'', U.s.
NOV O'su fsanNeN' ."N - ~ - ''' "''' ~
pssrsnce OF suen s'''u'' ~, 'no>n
won w" poof' ,"' WIN 'H'
of 's~ ,d'sh'ufefs' 'no'e no er''s'sNoH '''''
she Norm W me i''olS reDei Sia'e'' anu 'n''ssl
"' too ne" incentive inn"''ry' 'hseA' % 'n'
rAp'd recovery Of me sou'n from Vie ou'o" o. "'
We .f p'o oy "s sou'n"n JonrnSI'' '''nO"
"u'u' e'.ep"on' na' 'h''o - no ''-" ing ~
s""hes' seuVi'y' 'nA' ou' n''e p'osrs n'' IL
S"Afd repairing me INJURY e'Hsod u1f'nS 'ne 49,
s'hion' ana that ssneu'urs u IN q rs" meN'u''
nss'cc'sn' why IL 'hen' '9A' "' oou'" ~ '''
presou' ons docs MOI ihdu1e mh's'A''on' ~
~VefS 'hurh advantage '1aO can W ''''''-' ."
soNs uneonmonypro'no''" '
"hS sAeehon' mNt' 'A.''''' %'
'snu rem',',oy low, '"'''
m'nAnics' 'sooref' 'na ou'f' ID " '-''''
acui'ry IN INC large c'"e'' "1'
nrses such oppor'uniu"" 'e''' D'' "'o
msy remain Where 'hoy a'' u ','
- some strong fe'H'h'ns 'n'u'N''
shis; The hos'l'ty 'n'h'ies'cu Nv
der-rsbels a!mon'ho' NOSE VINO "oula en- A'e'
thsi the rebel v.ru'h'' not !e' osen iu'y eN"s'e'
rom To. south aud mat thers my DC dAusef ~
coming In contact vim sucn On s!''n'n'' no" Z"
Is very clssr that II tho s'olao'h people expect 10
restore ter country To Pr,'peity "'1'n q res
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Toy-NIul.ing in Germany.

In Germany the wood work, 50 Ter IS English
importers know anything ol IT, Is most j. in tho
form OF sAan ,r.nke,s aud toys 'os children. The
production e ihcsc Is ,m'1snsc. H. he Tyro aud
lear the luurIng au iYrrit, g. TIC middle siateY OF
ih il.r ALtss cons rr-cv, anu " crcvlr iJret's
aUgIul, tae-o the IcaI'u.A spend ulCh OF th'r
ln. IN fug.iuV TOYS. l. tho Tyrul, Tor eNnrflc
81 frr 4. vile, cl''c. the Gt5ui dial, atpIus
twc4ty iL'gs Ion p, Al whici the rough climAi
and L.rc.I syil VIII 10. suite, ~ grow corn i0-
tte ~" lhuaVtL wh' .re rather numerous. Slut
CA; from tac a'r. VI Il. 81 labor customary ~
oth ~ Lisri,,s to people earn tloI Tread chiefly
~ wood ,Jryu,. rNey make toys % number
lrs k''d, On winch Sp,h's nrL sn.rls,s ar very
PIE tufuIull OF ice coz. wood of ,he , hgran y;n0
---uD"u th.ir Geriusgs ~ .4u' uHss'.Ir' The
i.co q o. Eof IToY IA, found o. the CHER FL pc.
OF toe W =, lut nov te.pmins scarce, ov'tug g.
the iupru'Idunce OF the peasants W cutting dowu
She cot, Without saVnv or isntng Ctles % sue
| coed thSuI. IJt . hu y 90 years AID l4Jro ne
! peasants have been csrvcrs. Nsarl. eye-y colt q
Is work shop AL t.o Ocg ipAu'S. male and female,
Gown 80 so young ciD..roi, seat tnemscyct
round tatIs, and .ssaion tnrr uttlu bits II wool
Tley uAe twenty thirty diuereni knds Of Ioo.s-
uuCcr the mag 3, o. who a. Woo1 Is transit rmod
! into a uog, lion, a uLu, or wha. Mt. ,euh
represent tuese carver, IN various cidcs in Europe
| tv Ginpuss OF the wares.
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Advance Of the lholcr,.

OrEls EuropeHn advic,s show tina. the dread
fgl pestlenoe whieh has amos, depopulated sorne
d.,r is along the Upper Mediterranean, 10 stead
~ and surely MOVING w'tiward. 1t las touched
ItI' spain, ,nd-,c-ordias ~ tie l. nlou Tixrs
hiss Ju.t reached AI-sc.llts, IN France. Gu g.
GENES, speeding de.sh and d.IolAuon in is
track, aud When ~ viii stop no human being
IBrvs. In E-elAnd. there L. tlrtady much
.Iritepeui oonc.-ain, IKE dreaded vi.i,,ton, and
s'Urythlag ia ue.ag dsas to prevent Is ia,roduc.
pos iniy TIE K.ngaom In the oonr,. q long
srt.o,e vpou tie ,lt.scb the L,-dJu TSzs
ssyI;
''Ciesninesk good foot REGULAR hAhitA Will
slnos; s.lur. IersoH o. place. AID uhsre Oh 20
wanting there 70 DO security The cities Of the
Mediterranean VIA! q GOOD az, - chance to
fru"iaeuct nud u that sfiSv q Wild elprgy
NtACL Lht Governments aye LlN.ys erptctei to
SHOW IL the Aguf o danger PIT N ifsl street 4
feglpat, you Esv' p--s 70 NsIt L4li-si y.rls
nou ypuf hJt,., ~ ulusi tuv aI-e.tou. 70 see
with your V~u eysG .ud it.ceN, Will your own
nose thai IL prtpsrIt4Jl . mace sgA.usi tho
vurui ep4deuch, A. tt.t TIE .lH4 &c would ind
ready vIct La
suUs.i;uis New York 'o- the 's-i-s Of h. Hediter
ytnesu.' th. shove extract ard q. viii he seer
jus. Lon VT prepared fJr Tie plague that j,
IGI ~ coming seward, "a II. TINS sys that
-i, ,..rt rrier'o- 1, lopeud uign Providence and
En' Nii ene'gl q her governments "a inc h1ui
q aAugei AL tht rn..oyy betv e-u thcr Gaze arc
49,. o. New I1rt 30 pl,.n 70 rcquirc further
oonment- Wtcu o., ghglsrs ,hsI have Lctu.n,
rrived-f such should p, tbo !..e Of ou- c..y--aI
may expect 80 90, detarr stration of "wib
energy" ou tue pan o. v-s rt,.e, conir.c.o.g W
have ioHt a hope q A. ,utrls,c olspl,y, on thei
par Until tai rDe.
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Important to soldiers.

A. some tnisapprehenAon prevails rtspectns
bounty lands granted By Congress to dischsr,el
81 ers, We would advise al our discharge yolua-
tcor. who b. thor dischsrgc papers, hgainsf sell.
iug ihsm 10 brokers' shsve-s or shysers. grants
~ land e., upon these discharges. II auy good
IS ~ he derive from tie lapi grants he soldiers
are TIC r,-. ~ that shouli receives uctn. The
presen, C.at'.s. has given olh.ers and soldiers =
Fane.'etI Cd, 100 acres Of land, oL'y charging the
expense OF -',ug amounting TO about uiine an
ac'e a1d ~ Comm ssOrer Il Ar General Land
OI,as WLo - - prescribe sc "reyu srOus Tor
giving pr per eject o. tho provisions ~ the act
20 tuat'e r.-,..s IN ~ uHi,Cl s.ii's military or
naga s,-s.' 900 Iasc gttpr, while sbs'.t N duty,
20 secure IT, icu.clv. lOu,s Gals ON tlc pubii-
lanIA tty tal.o al osth and srpoipt % nscut.
I pom tes' he ~ 1lei by tho wife Or irrs-Nts-
tive At ..l isnu Once, "the same vii gakc ere =
from d,tc uf is fl.ng, an 10 regular IA al re-
suects, tie entry vii Law. Legal inception fro n
that t,ac, provide tls lee (tl0l An Co'hr' =
| sio'crs Ne Isi. N1tANs' sro .bs-,cal 10 Tor i've
yeart and ~ ..at I,y i1r dc0ts. To cultivation
may us done ~ srother. sl!',rs IN service lecd
u . occupy tie land while IN service, aut at,-
benz nI,trrcl ouI bave s.X rnontns In which 70
| OCCUPY the land"
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bis money gone 'fntrsy." He was rolled ever
an' -ubhed until "life's htful fever" was shaken
out OF hin, ans he mustered strength enough 10
-snl, mpr1nu-, 'Genmen, lie I all heshf T. bin
sleepin' Ia bed Hid poecate' Another darkey
cured over IN tho rrison yard aud shouted, "Dey's
lie in u's pris n, sho." He woke up with his
money gone. Yesterday the negroes would grab
thdr poses IN one hand and their money in ~
other, vh,ncvor nero wcnch CANE ns.r them,
but they were spon-it2 Il cirelcss!y, bn ievipg
thev I'D hciier spen II wtilo hey ad c. an G; ;
for IT, the LANGUAGE II one Of ia "E 1'ghi comes
A. yyu boys yoi any leg en ienislc ggcrs
cone round hcsh wid dat s.ua az S.e.l 1t .Lery
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rIr.ucI.. New. sIarLe,.. Se.

Nrv York, ThWsdIU duy. .L6 T. Mod hs,
t0eu very steady to-day at llJ's n 1852 The -liog-
noon quotations ., tie general STOCK market, com.
PACED with -o-e Of yee.dsy afternoon, show an sd-
vance OF fom to per cent. Business sss quite
stock EEthqnge to-day passed ou.sn eIpc, any
nemtcr that deals dirlctyo1 udirec;lyat the LyrL-g
Exchange. 1he money market continues CA. and
there wa good supply otoriug to-day ~ 5aG per
cent. Commercial paper Passed at al2 per coat,
nccord,ug 20 grAie Sterling oSlhAuse was duh 1t
it9 10y hsnEeIs bills on Change to-day Flour rs
Sc. 1Jc better. wheat Wa less active, and with.
ont deci,ed change In price. Corn was j. hotter
Oats we're &c. letter Pork wa. iiImCs. Beef va.
| steady. LAID was f1n and Whiskry vas steady,
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AUCTION NOTICES.


4 CCIlOS NOTICE - LARGE SALE OF
e "A eood stcsnd land ioi.ehoiI furniture this ~,
! ''jGy, at o'c.ock =. g., - Iol, ~. tsi W.
yt.h Il, comp 'sng Vve b. -. cuHti.. ,f-t 4l.
bureaus sutl beds. chairs of SD knls oval m ru-s
curtains, ths g.. iassa', croker. cutlery, diver
ware, &c. sac lssityr. Iain OF .lite. lis
- CtuTpv I.,.vi,Nrtp
Is. ~ .v,,S,. y - - N ttC-' '-A'i'--'
DtFlCh - -NAssAJ : tHtEi 49,.
sc3 Ii ESQ srOPEs.
,.N'l - ~ ~ lItlc s1c'ion. On titnr. Au~. >,
lst- ~ l. o'cock De- 81 40. Er'dsc street, near
staie i,.,-z
20 barrel' oi ~ E.--.,.
Us O.. Ihllb PEaC IkS
sale positive. Ten. ~ S'.h. &, orle-
Cai, n. b.. e.. Ef-r,
t,,,.,-,,.r,,--., a.. -.
w. 'f.'Gly. lfioa., alto. o1.oet =, ID ,..lo'a
- N"ahu ~ General o. sI.e DID,. Cd. Upu' h I ni a-
y. p carpet 81 &c. c.Nis' iot Nr. " ..if.snls.
pyus $50, u-'tle 'H, ,ouh-c-' o '.e.n r.cT and
49, ,.hF,i a'l'A ".'n l'I uehe, pt".. snod
teAi shhrs' 'e.' e. '.l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Love and Lovers. Early Marriages.

Love and Lovers. Early Marriage
Jealousy .. Causes and Curv.-cigus Of Chasscte.,
All IIoE to Read Them Gen. Grlnt.-iiou. j. ~
Ashley and + y ca bora, Portraits rIt Ch4!ariers
-Pritgbaid. the Murderer Causes Of Crime. 80
Il ing Re-Ciest,j. --Cosmoson., World within a
Wort II, Gateway.-Tho Crest American Back
Bear, and How 20 Catch HIN. Is September num-
Der Physiological Journal. Only 20 cents; or -
year Nesmsn have At. Address, Fowler L
Wells, New York 40
The New Drug store. -iIclmbold's new
laife aaoNlatA' =. dlugt aud ehcmi' All besides
Icing the principal depot for the sale OF Hunl od's
well known prep .nn-. The As-siants Al tris
establishment AZ, veil qualified In oil tie branches
Of their profession. sni pLysiyau- may pend tst
sll their prCscripLilns VI hc CJnFClCatiOlrIE COM
poun.si Al varieties NJ diurs re hefo dirp rtad,
ct the ut quality, and ~ the moot reasonable rNc.
Ia AiuitOn 10 tue uiuNi stock OF d'u ., fel'1lUlt
fccuf cons aatly on hand LARGE and tiesi supp II
his ca'.bratCd picpaei'ioi 3--thu Ls'rar.. Iuchu
and the fNtfaCt' Ot allsap .G4n. the cttrat,l aud
patronage of the pubic 'pcri'u g sc.lgile aud
a...,sc,iou il confidently sd-.Eu.ecd. No. j9'
BIyldWsv, y. Y. Cit'. il9
Phelps Headache Terasous - Rrcum-
mcuded ~ leading phvsierA, for hsaui % ,
sickness A. stomach, INDIGESTION. ioss OF app
tito, constipation, and all II 100 et.c'.ous. E.tdied
- tu.'On II. sample lo4 sent suy~hcIo o., 10
c nls. l6
The improved -Iout Elliptic sewing Ma
chimes Ire 90, Broadway. \. ". -uplcc ~
Wheeler ~ Wilson Lock stitch SewIlg
Machine and Baton Hole MACHINE, NJ. G-j u u,.-
wrJ, :. A.. "4'
Howe sewing Machine Company No G1s
RrondwIv, y. Y. ELIAS HOWE, d., PlG.iteuI.
| = 'eui- vau'cd. Boz
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THE lJEN YORK sun.
FRIDAY MORNING. AUG. %. 1865.


wsvould sssn reu,ind our advertising patrons
Chat their favors vil b. "too late for clasfca'iOn
paIsss handed 10 AZ counter before nine o'c!o-k
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

a,ETIEG OF The COMMrffrr ON
- ~ pie ne OF the Convention o; lrlAh Socetei
Win tA.t pEcc thi- frlusv evening ~ IA he n. an
Hall ~ PrIace At, at - O'Clock precisely, b. order
Of Jud.e CONNOLLY, Chairman. EDWARD l..
CAkl, Sec. l22
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- fanny or ioaldIu. lol. o, iy Lta y EItNt 60. ne
child. B.a IA IN advance. uut .Ice ~ ~ ns 4.
sonallc. AIdge,s boarding. .JI ua p, 100. o.;
sun office. .-I
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-28

Bow-Wov.-" Every dog has his day"
says an old adage, and we would add
"night" We did not think there were 80
many dogs in the city as we heard last
night. They assembled in convention u
der our window, all sizes, breeds, colors
and kinds. Their voices vary enough to
make good music, if they only howled in
tune. They frequently all sang at the
same time, after which quarrel ensued,
at least we judged so from the remarks
they made. There was a female dog with
them. We suppose they serenaded US with
the view of getting puff. The music OF
Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart, was oeca-
sionally interrupted by the heavy bass Of
Boze, who seemed to be hosrse from the
effects of keeping such late hours. We do
not know whether they have taken out Ii
cense for their concerts, but We would sug-
gest, if agreeable to our authorities, that
we have been serenaded enough. We re-
Quest the canine minstrels TO favor our
night police with few chorusses. They
have succeeded in completely demorali-
cling a juvenile dog of ours, and at the in
stance Of q friend, we have concluded TO
cut his tail Of, immediately behind his
ears. which is said to be an efec-
tuaI remedy for dogs which have contracted
bad habits.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-28
To Strangers and Citizens.

We do not profess TO be the only Physi-
elan in the city, "who may be found at his
Office at all hours, day or night" nor do
We, in Offering our services to the invalid,
desire TO recommend ourself in preference
to other equally we'll established and ex-
perienced physicians; nor do we pre-
tend to DO inialiible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement. We
do lot claim the possession Of any t00nGer-
fill secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
able t~sa HseHt or paLliGtiUes; g All sensible
men must know, that success in the prac-
tice Of medicine, does not depend 70 much
upon the discovery Of Hsto revssdtss, or nes0
alodes Of treatment, as upon the skillful use
Of those agencies necessary 70 perfect cure
and this can be acquired only By expe-
rience and patient application. We res
pectfully refer the public 10 our general ad-
vert.semsnt, in another part Of the paper.
Office hours from ia the morning til 9
at night. L. L. CoLKzAE, N. D.
a North Cherry ST., Esshville, Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-28

MILITARY RAnRoADs.--All the military
railroads in the Department of the Cumber-
land are now open to private freight and
travel. All freight transported from this
point viii be duly examined by the In.
specting officer here Express companies
are allowed two cars per day over the main
line ofroads, and one per day over ali 9TH
ers' the cars to be furnished by the ex-
press companies, and attached to passenger
trains. Cotton or other articles Of produce
or other property, will be transported on
the application of the authorized Treasury
agents, approved BY the Commanding
General or Chief Quariernaster Of the De-
partment. Citizens bearing the usual Pro-
Vost Aarshal's or Military pass, from De-
partment or District Headquarters, will be
passed with their necessary private bag
gage on payment Of the established rates.
Free passes are granted by the following
officers only:
Commanding General, Department of the
Cumberland.
Commanding Gsusrai, district Of Ten
nessee.
Commanding General, District Of the
Etowsh.
Commanding General, District of East
Tennessee.
Commanding General District of North
ern Alabama
Chief Qusrtermaster, Department Of the
Cumberland.
Chief Quartermaster, Army Of the Cum
berland.
Chief Qusrtermaster, Jacksonville, Ten
nessee.
Chief Quartermsster, Chattanooga, Ten
nessee.
Chief Quartermaster, Knoxville, Ten
nessee.