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sTIcK THIs IN YOUR HAT AND KEEP
IrrHgERE!

Ta5fotiowIng confession was made :
sha II IN. Mr. Dawes, Republican mem
hsr Of Congress Erom Massachusetts, or
the 2j.h Of April, in which be cxF2srd
sae eorruPtaoss Of Lineyla's admih'stF"-
tl3n:
"TuE GENTLEMEN MUST EEAE.M-
Der THAT IN TIE FiEST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE 1910 POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE-
TREXCHMEST, THERE is iNuUBlTA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IL TIE
LAND TnAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
uERED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
As MECH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEAQLYE EXPENSES OF TIE GOV
ERNAENF DURING TnE ADMINS
TRATIaN WHICH TIE PEOPLE
/ HURLED FRoN POWER BECAUSE
/ OF IT'S C0RRCPTION."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-11

RB ss The fact can no longer be dis.
guised that many of the Republican Sem
ators desire war and disunion, under pre-
text of saving the Union. They wish 10
get rid Of the Southern States, in order
TO have majority in tbo Senate 10 con-
srm the appointments, and naanx of Them
think they can hold permanent Rerrb-
Iiean majority in tbs Northern States, bat
not in the waols Union: for partisan sea-
sons shey are anxions 10 dissolve the TN
ion, IL il can be done without haldina
them responsible before the people. ~
Stephen n. Douglas in she u. S. Ssnass,
Dsc. IS, 1860.
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SECRETARY SEwARD's PowER.-Thesec
retary of State, while eRdeavoring TO vim
dieate the vitality of the Federal Govern
ment to Lord Lyons, illustrated bis posi-
tion BY saying:
Jfg Lord, / cdH touch a bell on my
riqhi hand aud order the arrest Of a ciii
zen of Ohio. lea. touch the bell again
aud order the ,mpTisonmeal of a citizen
in. NsD FORK, and no pousr on earth but
that Of ihs President can release them
Can tAs Queen q EasIasd, IN her dos
nainions, do as nluchl
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"Lf these internal fanatics and Abo
Iiiionisss rusr get ias poacsr in ihsf'
hands, Gaey 0iA override the Consiliu
tio,., set ihe Spprsme Court a. defiance
change and make ldgs to sait themsefpes
LAY VIOLENT HANDS on THOSE wHo DiF-
Fgx WITH THEx rs oPTSfoS, or dgTe qsies'
lion tastr fsisn.y, and finally bankruP!
the counirg aad dsIugs IL tvi.h bioOd."~-
DANIEL WKBsTga-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-11

declare apon my own respsnsi-
bilisy as Senator that the liberties oil
this country are In greater danger TO- day
from the corrapisens, and from the pref
lsgaey pracsicsd IN the gasiogs DEPART
aseaas ef The Gorsvmsaly lham fhsy ara
fran the enemy IN the epsn FIELD. .s--y.
?. Hals, RePa6laeaa Senator from N.
II.
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THEN on THIS.

"E ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN TUE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AMI
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE
LtntoGn's Emancipation Proclamation.
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g~ g NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS- GAN RAiANUlpATE
SLAVES ANY sIORE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS or DIVORCE. y
= II. Gssv. heasy Dwstaw.
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J. ?. cAsADY. J. d. TEsT.
CASADY & EST,
land, Collecting asad Tax
Payins A<ency,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

EUl3tv TtvNs. b7y ant Snfl city N1f Cu4Rty
1rtersr .Ss 4 elections. F8rHIsh AhstEasts HT IT,
til, All - GytFyE Iag pertaining ~ . General
AEhI-y-
w.4tg,:hsnafv cs749tete ABSTRtCT OF TITLES
qf Rgt gSFNTE eglsrAeInz Dse,is, AJttEASest
F-a>. Drris Ru Tax Titles. tS<etaeE NISa taE af}
~ aptsEs D s~Ses at all IHiEae1th, psSrcrs an
y.,ttt9fS4lrs IN P,sftsSatl' CuaGtv- saaa.-
iI:tH Igs4a.rsa-rs, h s1s a4B lstre.fT~ ttl.ss
p .rgsEt tl-yaI pE3Agty attcadc'! u.
Al- tT 1851. ~
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LOOK ON rms PICT URE.

fr"I HAVE NO PURPOSE. DI-
RECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH TIE ISST!Tg ri0N
OF SLAVERY ~ TIE STATES
WHERE 1T EXISTS. l BELIEVE /
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so. AND HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO Do SO."-Pfssideai Lin. 0iR in
he yuouguyaJ X3drFss.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-11

In the Senate of tho Unitci States,
May 2l, 1850, the Question being an the
passage of certain resolutions, a division
being demanded, the vote was taken on.
each separately With the following result
TIE Stairs ERE& AND ISDEPENDEST SOW
EaETGNTTES.
, 1865-05-26

BNgHE undersigned, in returning thanks
"A to his friends and customers who
have kindly dealt with him, begS TO state
that he will positively leave here for Eu-
rope in the beginning Of July next, and
trusts that overdue accounts from his pre-
decessor Captain Brodersen's time as well
as during his time will be speedily set
tied to avoid coercive measures being
taken.
Christiansted, 10th May 1865.
III. j. PETERSEN.
, 1865-05-26
FOR RENT.

EqHE pleasant and commodious dwelling
"a House Mr.. 40 Strand Street, Cat pre-
sent occupied by Mrs. Abbott) consisting
of Hall, five bedrooms, street and yard
galleries, kitchen and pantry all under
one roof, 10 the yard are three servant
rooms, a good ~cistern and well. Posses
sion can be had on 8th proxImo.
For further particulars apply to
IL. G. RADCLIFFE.
, 1865-05-26
Route of Steamer Clara Ro-
the from st. Thomas to
st. Croix and Vice
Versa 8

May. 1865.
"a. Wednesday remains in St. Thomas.
25. Thursday leaves St, Thomas at $50
leaves st. Croix at 5 30 pm.
90. Friday remains in st. Thomas.
81. Saturday leaves st. Thomas at pm.
%. Sunday leaves St. Croix at $50 P m.
20. Monday remains in st. Thomas.
80. Tuesday leaves st. Thomas at 7 .30a,m.
" " leaves St. CrOiX at $50 pm.
81. Wednesday leaves St. Thomas 4 hours
after the arrival of the European
Steamer.
June.
l. Thursday leavesSt Croix at 5. 80 pm.
9. Friday remains in ST. Thomas.
4. Sunday
PASSAGE RATES
First Cabin. S 3.
Second do. .---..---.- 4" u.
for particulars apply to
J. KNUTHSEN.
, 1865-05-26

its comparative prominency with respect to all
the other Companies established under the Act
of 9TH and 8th Wet, in an equally favourable
light, whether it's Accumulated Capital, its
Premiums, or the ratio Of its Expenditure be
made the subject of inquiry.
AS the largest total of revenue and the larg-
est ratio of progression have been obtained in
the present year, 50 it happens that the largest
Profit which it has ever fallen to the Directors
to record has likewise on this occasion to be
announced.
Fife Branch.
The advances made year by year, in the
amount of New assurances effected show clearly
the estimation in which the Company is held.
The following is the statement for the last five
years.
Net sum assured on new
Policies after dedacting Net Premiums.
, 1865-05-26
r 0 Y A L
COMPANY
EXTRACT FROM THE REPORT FOR TIE
WEAR 1868,
Fire Branch.

IN the FIRE BRANCH an increase of Business
has been realized, exceeding in amount that Of
any one year hitherto.
The Premiums of the Year reach the sum of
se34l, Sos 81. 2d., being an advance Of sel0,977
Is. Sd. over the preceding year.
The Premiums have been enhanced in four
years by .clI3,5J3 Us. H., the largest amount
of increase having been obtained i'll thelast year.
Duay.
The test provided by the amount of Duty
paid to Government furnishes corresponding
evidence of the progress Of the ROYAL lNsuR-
ANcE COMPANY. The increase, by the pay
ments made for the year 1868, is far larger
than at any former period.
The amount of Duty paid by
the Company in 1862 was -,sG75,992 10 Q
Ditto in 1868 ..-........-- 0S,966 8 2
, 1865-05-26
Total $234,O2l %

Total $234,O2I %
Balance of deposits S 48,o23 26
II new deposit accounts, VIZ:
| Coachman. / Servant.
3 Fishermen. 2 Tailors.
4 Laborers.
Z Withdrawals amounting to..$107 So.
Receivers for Saturday, 27th May 1865.
In CHRISTIANSTED
Capt. HoIstein, Trustee.
4. NJ. Dam, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKSTED
Geo. Walker, ESQ., Trustee.
II. G. Knight, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN
President.
St. Croix, 22nd May 1865.
, 1865-05-26
%
Showing an increase of

Among the incidents which have tended to
the advancement of the "RoYAL" within the
last few months may be reckoncd It's action
with respect to the losses sustained by the e1-
plosion Of the "Lotty Sleigh" which attracted
attention and public favour by its unhesitating
promptness.
The publication, under Parliamentary sane
ton, of the Balance sheets of Insurance Com
panies, has proved another source of advantage
to this Establishment. The analysis OF these
accounts, which has been completed apparently
by an accomplished hand, places the ROYAL In
sURANCE COMPANY in the highest position, both
as a Fire and a Life Establishment, and exhibits
, 1865-05-26
Fife Branch.

The following is the statement for the last five
years.
Net sum assured on new
Policies after deducting Net Premiums.
Guarantees.
1859 81. >e43L470 II 10 ..-. e13,0S6 0 5
1860 1921 l6 2 49,. 15,079 II 10
1861 52l,10l II @ --.. 1887 IS 0
1862 701,427 IS 49,. 22,333 - 2
1868 7J2,545 is 10 .--- 24,0G9 - S
The h%alf-year of 1864, however, far outstrips
the ratio OF increase indicated by the figures
just quoted, as the Sum Assured for that period
of six months only, ACTUALLY EXCEEDS HALF
A-MILLI0N STERLING.
The rate Of Mortality, likewise, still presents
highly favourable features, and augurs well for
the result to be shown by the Quinquennial in
yestigation, which is to take place when the
present year is concluded.
The Life and Annuity Funds are augmented
Qy the large Sum OF CLOG, 052 As. Sd. in the
limit Of d single year.
EBriGisEa EBramczcs and Agencies.
In the UNITED KINGDOM, the progress made
has been this year beyond anticipation.
BRISTOL.
The e@xertions ofthe Local Manager, seconded
by the influence Of a Committee of the highest
mercantile position in that city, are rapidly eX-
tending the business throughout the entire of
the West Of England and South Wales.
BIRMINGHAM.
The like ipstrumentalitv in birmingham is
PRODUCING a very marked and satisfactory result.
There are. in fact, few places here or abroad
where the "RoyN"fs MAKING more rapid strides
than in the Midland Counties.
LONDON.
Tbo ro,ononr,s Rnsinoss for The last wear in
tho a" Tn Gv,npry has I;L@visa cl4spi With yerv
'ros7orionl ros,lts
S~COwrA<D
Affords me most Ie.nafhaolo instance Q! INC
favour WIN Tn'cn lnI$ company mas IeeH re.
Inc history Of this Establishment im~pediments
, 1865-05-26

ETlHE undersigned, in returning thanks
a for past favours, requests his friends
and customers to come forward with a
speedy settlement Of accounts in order to
enable him to leave for Europe in a short
time.
Christiansted May IS, 1865.
IL. CONRAD,
for C.. A. CONRAD.
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Guerrilla Hunt

r 1rl n r-t A. Al -
= orc teII I'I''lEel'oL., .t-9 olLleI
u1y' - NUM- uo"H So-iie Eu', -. nus 10
were "a 'ii0 - u
O"iioOu alO' Iiitu o'Colil7 gly Ool1' q. '','
II"uoIeSoIne' 1s''' lls I'fI's5i,O a., .
3 ClooA oL 'ue evening VI 'it9 'i,l
Iney trOoV0'7" 70 Ig5 90" 'NIloJ1
"lICh 'oi SO1I-7 Jiiiie Nl,' g'- -,i. SLIo
OF a'lHoS' III leA'Iy '.9!'7 j. o'L 'L'l7 'Ii'i5
OF mar d, d d"1l'' lAiiI''He i'i sii0 "!'eJ'
I''euI L'o~P Wv I,'o'' ~. Il.' -
sAl@'l 7iu'JS' po7j!.5 '.'s--- 80 'I0
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ID "Ioi VIZ M 81
P25 tel' a i'' - .oI.5 =. ,- - 90" ~. ~ I
"ell'el ca . 80 ~ - -l' - ~
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run 'i'"H w - - ny 5...,l 80 80 60
me- uo"'.e,, y q "a "a, -, '.'1 :
iu'l Ia men 80, - -'L @ 80 l-
"neH lucy "uee'e,i' aou .''.ol-i ''1o -
lake one OF Ine L'iouii ii'1,l Io'l.1' "ot0
greeItd WIN aIoIneI 'oiioy "Ll'o,t aC11>
tered ihem IL 4he "iIU' - oCLiu7.ou'
each one i1r hlnlSe4., 1n' 'o''Is ,'',I : Sn'y
thT.r guns tlInKe's. an ! p.uu-l5l p.ll5 gen i,
crafty ana taAlhs 10 'ne "oOu9 ma
loot-Pctns leadlhg up 'Ho lNoul an.
IL vas so dark tnaI II was iti- yOsslO.' 70
tell how much damage hau Oeen zone
them, though many were undoubtedly
wounded Lieutenant IDfoup IN
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Attention, Suffers, Dealcrs, Everybody.
A. IN LANnSRERH

Wholesale SuIlEa errrLurs, Coaysr
Of Public Square ard Market Street.
have Just received i-1m New York and I.s-
ton auctions, a large assortment oI L.9t.
and Shoes, which they ar. Offering at
wholesale % the trade, at greatly reduced
rates; have also on hand n iar-e and varied
assortment 9f Cigars and Tobacco, pure 1as-
ell before the late increased taxes, which
they ars anxious % close ont 90 aua.. aa-
vaucs on invoice cost Ia addition Co.. which
they beg ~ call attention t1 their IlrE.
stock Of Liquors, consisting .l pr-t. 90
Champaigne5, CHtawba. and I.ar~l VIM,
Whiskoy, Cogu.ac Brandy. Blls-s. r...
Cocktail, Jnerry Bounce, -c5la. e.. g.. .-..
Sta 9uery, white a.t butt slrs...-.- oil
sIzcsi i5olscap, letter. a1d u.-a paper .. a..
qua-tcaj Hats Caps, Notions a. al ar-..ar-
tlJns, lur1Isriug gyoi8, aDi complete
stock Of Suffers Goods, -g"u OIL E-leh..,
Oysters Raisins, Mustard, sarilass, spice.
SODA, &c, &c.
Dealers vii flI lt,o their interest," lJ .s-
u7 call before puroha- ag -.seH1-r.. "-
pay -perla a-- GOA tp -a= 4. ....g r.|
forward ry ul 60 ds.
k member tas place, conner o.. Public
-qulr- .Ll 81 ers-L -t-
%. j .- .H-Hp. -aa-s s.a
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NO. 264.

Augusta and Fannie McBes, captured s.
the {. S. steamer Honey surkIe. ard .r,
schooner Fox had srrivei at R,y West.
The Herald's New Orleans corresre e7faa.
says supplies have been forwarded to sr-
prisoners at Camps Grace and Fori ia. Tszal.
Col. Dwight has no doubt tl,t these sur~
plies have been delivered. rs In al ease.
in which he has sent money to our prison
ers he has received receipt, from them
afterwards.
Nav YORK, Feb. I0.-The Richmond
Dispatch says the meeting called by Gov.
Smith on the reception Of the news Of the
peace mission, was more largely attended
than any meeting ever held in Richmond.
JEFF. Davis made speech, in which he
said he had entertained but little hope Of
etecting honorable terms SO long as the
cause was meeting with reverses, but IN
Difference to the suEeriugs OF the peop,o he
had consented to make the effort to obtain
that independence which no other power
on earth but the Yankees would think Of
denying As to the conditions Of peace, be
enPhaticalIy asserted that nothing save th.
independence Of the Couederacy could
ever receive his sanction; Ewith the ar.
proyal Of Providence, which he couscier-
tOusly believed was on their side, and with
the united resolve Of the people, he doubt
ed not that history would yet crown tLe.-
Iabors. Before reuui,iug ho would yield
up everything he had on earth, and sar-.-
flee a thousand lives. He spoke an hosr
in this way.
A series of resolutions spuruiGg Press-
dent LincoIn's terms expressive Of graft
tude TO the soldiers, and plcdE,ag lives,
fortunes and social honor 10 the cause, were
adopted.
Loud calls were made fyr Stephens aud
Hunter, but they did not respond. A
great war meeting ives called to NEE, next
Thursday, at which Davis, stephens aui
Hunter and other leading men were au-
announced TO speak
In the reoel Senate on Monday AI-.
Semmes, Of Louis.aus, in reply 20 de-
maud for reiusJat.Hg Gen. Joe johnston
said he had never won pitched battle,
that in the retreat from Dalton Ls lost o..
SOC men, aud that It wa. bis intention %
abandon Atlanta.
Mr.. Wigfl, Of Texas, defended Johnston
and denounced the Administrator.
NEw YoEz, Feb IO.-The Tribune r--
from Ben. Holiday, the contractor for tho
overland mail route, that the report o. tlo
re-opening Of that line was an error. Fer
distance Of three hundred and eighty
miles Mr. Holidays stations are destroyed
and the stock withdrawn, aud business can
not be resumed until the stations ere rebuilt
and corn and forage supplied.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. IO.-The legislature yes
terday passed concurrent resolutions 10 d.
journ from the 10Th inst. to Ist of Noven
Der nozt. Resolutions unanimously pas
sed
The House passed q resolution declaring
1t the fixed determination Of the people 20
liquidate the States indebtedness, and pro.
viding for the appointment Of committee
to confer with her creditors, and 10 report
at the next session some plan 90 relieve tac
State Of her financial troubles.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Broker,s Omce-Not a Bnnk.

c. n. Oriway has removed % No.
North College street, next door % the Fir
National Bank. He confines himself ex-
clusively 70 Brokers business, buys aui
sells Gold and Siluer and al ktHdg Of I'm
current Money and pays the highe-t prices
for GoUcrHmeHt Vouchers, MuhLotcf Egt.r
DC.
Office open at A. NJ, and our friend
THos. 3. SAMPLE remains there till 10 f. ~.
for the accommodation Of those who may
wish to make exchanges after night, az 4
take the morning cars.
Feb /, lS65-3m.
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JOhnsOnvilIe.
WYE ARE NOW OFFERING FOR SALE, o7e
w 100 Building Lott, IN the
CITY of JOhnSOnYille.

q pub shod plan Of which can be seen A. our Office
md st the principal Hotel- and other pubic place,
10 THE city Beng elEbly located on the Ea-t
bank of the Tennessee HveT, lsD miles rom It-
mouth and Al the terminus Il the Mas 1vl.le a1d
NsTthwe-tern Rsllro o, distance OF y miles from
that City; surrounded, a. IL is, by rich and pro-
duedve country, AMI being IN almost constant rver
communication wlth maly Of the most important
commercial cities of the North aut Southwest,
must, Al distant day, recoms aciiy oi vast D4--
nees Importance. such 40 opportunity for a safe
and rCfftsb4e Investment, is bot seldom offered.
We are the sole sgsnts fo- the sale of lots, and
fully authorized and empowered % grant utioa %
purchasers.
Apply 70 ". MATT. BROWN 4 Co, Agts.
nov2s-u Al Cherry EtFeot.
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COUETEEyziTs.-iuio-m Ecs been -..
ca.vsa By e. i. BgrtoW K O.. .HeE eCr-ara
druggists ia this city have boon rl'u.rE .-
Oh persons calling i5s DR.. 1~lise pll4 l#-
rae an article Of their own a-laIsr t--e.
which they say is superior q the genuine.
We would advise all psrr1Bs o. GO t5e
genuine, snd should you require any m-t.-
cine tcr The Itch, kiuE-w,ru. lel-s-s a-
any disease of tns skin, 90 not suffer any
uuprinciplsd man % impose any other
preparation ou you, D-L 81 ~. Fs.l1s 81
Pink Ce-ate, manufactured b. q. j.. Hs-.
vli.e, Tenn.
=. 5.-A liberal discount made tJdea.-.s.
Sent b. mai - any address OF receipt 81
81 y. Be sure that you get ths genuine.
ssp2s-tf
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Selling Out! Selling Out!

RIO CLOSE BUSINESS At No. Il CEDAR 81 4,
4 large lot of Mil Sry and Citizens Clothing
csForas dc-, - well a. sli kinds Of NCtons, Can
ned FriIts Cheese, Chs-uuts, &c, SC, lower than
60 any other place N the city.
rare chaDce h offered % any one wanting 8
good buEiness location as part or al o. the sock BE-
Tor sale, with the furniture of the store
sutleFs Will certainly rad it . their advantage %
call on d. Il. sTAErsMAN,
jan&l-u No, II CedHr street,
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UTANTED AGENTS FOR THE NURSE A

NI ANIED AGENTS FOR THE NURSE 4NH
w sPY-Ihs most Interaslng and rxeI-r-
took ever puhils- ed, embracing the adventure n.
woman In the Union army Nurse, -cugf alI
spy. Giving most vivid inner picture Of the sHr.
Returned and disabled Ot,I-vr- ald -lIIsr- u
want Of profitable employment Nl. iui 20 parr-
Iarly adapted t5their condition. JONES BROS
q co, ~ Main street, C,urlnsu, Ohio.
IanNI-lmlNH.
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Pearl Miniatures.

MORsE is the first 10 Introduce thus
new style OF Pictures. Every body that
see them are delighted with them.
Call at the Gallery Of the Cumber-
land" and Judge for yourself ol4,tL
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Just received, a large and selected
stock Of Cigars, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, at H. Ehrenbergs, No 30
Union street
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VAuNI=HFs *.

3 BtIs. Copsl Warm n Japan V.rnish,
L ach Flowing
One b,rr.l Flowing N.r Id,
One II ] Black leather.
For sale low, y uWI PENDLbIVS'
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IOUOfES,

BIS. Alc,h J. IS per cent.
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'rnis u one way o. usinga nag OF truce
" hen captured he vas in New Market
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REFERENCES.

State, County, snd Nashville City Officials.
Members Of the two branches Of the Nash
vile City Legislature
Editors and Publishers Of Nashville City
Daily Papers.
Pest Msstor, Nashville. Tennessee.
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By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Lees Account Of the Late Fight.
Union Officers Wounded I'm the
Fight.
OurFOrCeS within Artillery Range
of SOuth-slde Railroad.
We have Gained Five Miles on
our Left.
Lee Completely OHt-Generaled.
Our Cavalry still Accommodating.
Lee hes sent Troops TO Meet Gen.
Sherman.
Debate I'm the Rebel Congress.
4 "Settied" On Joe Johnston.
Intelligence from The South and
Southwest.
war Meeting in Richmond.
An Hours Speech By JEFF Davis.
He wants independence or Death.
lie Talks Of Dying a Thousand
Times.
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No one was reported injured. Two more
English blockade runners, the schooners
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@1ashrlllG @luion.
va. CAMERON d co., Publishers.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1865.
The Georgia Railroads Destroyed by
Sherman not yet Repaired.

From the Atlanta (57.} correspondent CT the Biol
m0nd usDatcE Jan a
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