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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19

As the season closes with this week, every man,
woman and child who has not seen this immense pro-
duction should not miss the present opportunity
The performance will commence with humorous
Farce. LlIl ~
The MATINEE postponed on Saturday afternoon
on account of our terrible National calamity, will
positively take place this WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, April 10Th. t5l ItsiP
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19
rr,a Ra,tIe ofI.ake Eric.

The Legislature did one handsome thing
In the last hours of the session-it secured
for the Artists native State PowELL's
Great Historic Painting of the Battle of
Lake Erie. 1t would have been bad mis-
take to have allowed the Picture to leave
the Capitol; and Mr.. POWELL would have
regretted it very much, if the General As
sembly had not arranged for this great
work of Art. The House ought, however,
to have promptly passed the Senate bill,
giving the Artist something nearer Its value.
AS it is, he receives only about what it cost
to produce it. We never saw men or women
more anxious to accomplish good work
than were those who could appreciate
PowEILs Picture of .sPERRY's Victory or
Lake Erie," to insure favorable action by
the General Assembly thereon: And when
the bill which secured it finally passed the
House, there was such applause in the Hall
as has seldom been witnessed in that place
We congratulate the people of Ohio upon
this action of the Legislature; and we con-
gratulate the Artist upon the fact, that this
great production of his genius is to adorn
the Capitol of his native State for all time
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19

The immensely successful and Grrgeous Spectac-
ular Drama Of Aladdin FOR a few nights more. ~,
This WEDNESDAYEVENIN APRIL 10th. 1895.
Will be presentedlfor the eighth time. the grand
Spectacle Of go.
.C.s = ALADDIN, no
OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19
A Talso and DastardIy Charge

A Ealse and DastardIy Charge.
The Journal of Tuesday morning, in an
article headed, ''The Rule of Succession"
SAYS, referring to the assassination of Pres
ident LINCOLN and the attempt to assassin
ate Secretary SEWARD;
"Those not actually engaged in the rebel
lion, but who, from partisan ties or other
considerations, have been inclined to apollo
gize for those engaged in 1t, and palliate
their offense, should now feel themselves
called upon to come out from those associa-
tions and renounce all fealty to party
having such proclivities. For although
Democrats, as party, may disclaim tne
act, and but very few OF the party are prod
ably directly responsible for the enormity
in which it has eliminated, yet 1t is fact
that the assassination is distinctly traceable
to the teachings of that party, and It be-
hooyes all honest men who are disinclined
to share in such grave responsibility, to
separate from the association OF those VINO
are TO a greater or less degree answerable
for the act aimed, as well at the life OF the
nation, as at that of the President"
Here are two distinct and explicit charges
brought against the Democratic party as
class of citizens, and against every man
belonging to 1T: 4rq- s,,
J.. That Democrats are inclined to apollo
gize for those engaged in rebellion, and pal
liate their offense.
2. That the assassination Of the President
is DISTINCTLY traceable TO the teachings Of
the Democratic party.
sAs'to both these charges, and other mali
cious insinuations contained in.the forego-
ing extract from The Journal we brand
them as false and infamous, and charge that
the editor of The Journal knew them to be
such when he wrote them down. They
originated in soul as corrupt as that Of
Judas, and were published from the basest
1t is utterly false, as the editor Of The
Journal, and every other intelligent man
knows, that Democrats as o party are in
clined to apologize for revolutionists or
rebels, North or south, or to palliate their
offense. On the contrary, the Democratic
party, by it's steady and determined opposi-
tion to, and denunciations Of conspiracies,
revolution and rebellion, wherever, and
with whomsoever originating, has excited
the ire and incurred the bitter hatred Of
such unprfncipled partisans as he who
now controls the editorial columns Of The
Journal. .Ek ~
But equally false and still more Infamous
is the base and dastardly Charge that the
assassination Of President LINCOLN Is DIS
rrNorLv traceable to the teachings of the
Democratic marty. Nothing can well ex-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19
NAUGHTON HALL.
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday
Evenings, April nth, 10th and goth.
MacEvoys Pictorial and Musical exhibition, the

6AiTOURl IN.IRE LAND. II
Mr.. John Heron will appear as Barney the Guide
and Sing several new Comic Songs.
Miss Annie Goodall and Miss s. Taylor will also
appear in favorite Songs and Duets.
Admission only 25 cents Ne half price.
In yesterdays advertisement it was stated that
owing 10 the, Hall having been previously engaged
for Concert the Hibernicon would not epen TO.
night. But as this Concert is now postponed, the
Hibernicon will be exhibited rs usual this evening
with acbange Of Scenery and Songs. VI [tEfl
Doors open att: TO commenceat9
aprl7-d4t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19
For Sale.
PROCLAMATION
FROM TEEE MAYOR

'' MAYORS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, ONO, April II. 1855
WHEREAS, A great National calamity has fallen
upon the country, in the base and cowardy assa's-
nation of President lincoln, causing universal
mourning throughout the land; l. respectfully re-
houses in mourning for the period Of 80 days, as
Testimonial of their deep feeling of regret and
row. WRA1 THOMAS. Mayor.
aprls-d3od
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19

THE NOTES OF CIRCULATION OF
i the City Bank Of Columbus, Ohio, will be
promptly redeemed by me, II presented at the
Franklin National Bank. Columbus. Ohio, on or be-
as the assets Of the Bank then remaining in my
hands will be distributed TO the stockholders Of the
Bank, in conformity with an order Of the Superior
Court Of Franklin county, Ohio, made at the March
term Of the said Court, A: ID. 1865.
'' WIN. A. PLATT, Receiver.
Columbus Ohio, April 8, 1865. aprs-4w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19

@ "a, Tomorrow evening, Benefit Of MRS. BRAD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19

The HridaI Chamber, an Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Mon. Also. new. and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary md
Sexual Systems-Sent free. in sealed envelopes.
Address, DR.. j. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. sprlS5-Iy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19
Desires a situation.

A YOUNG NAN WHO Has HAD MUCH EX-
"A perience in the East as o Book-keeper and as .
saIesmar. desires situation IN dry goods house.
shoe store Or grocery, He will vetheyery best Of
references, If desired. Call at No. 2os South High
street. rl1I tafi epIs-ou
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INK 4 ~ Z : q -777-7E -7TTT - 80
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pure Cataw bal Brandy.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, March rs, 1868.
thereby certify that by authority invested In me
BY the State Of Ohio as Medical inspector Of alco-
holc liquors for Hamilton county. have inspected
samples Of liquors, called Catawba Brandy and
Swedish Brandy, manu- ufactpred BY VI w. RobAok.
at Nos &c. 5s 90, and 81 East Third street. and find
said liquors free from poisonous impurities. The
distillation is conducted ythe steam medium, By
which method purity and uniform perfection is at
tanned. t-.-,. ......,,.s q. f.s..s Hrr,l on
In testimony whereof witness my signature. this
18th day of March, 1863.
DAVID O'CoNNELL. NJ. D..
Chemical Inspector of alcoholic liquors Of Hamilton
COUNT, Ohio. -a EEVGAf2 N$H
G. W. Reback challenges the comparison Of the
hest French CoRnac with his fine Catawba Brandy.
which has been pronounced by the medical faculty
superior for medicinal purposes to any brandy ever
made. aprlb-d6wim
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a GARD TO INVALIDs.

AOlergymanswhiIqre ding in South America aa
sPInissionAry, discovered safe and simple remsdy
for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay.
Diseases of'the Urinary and Seminal Organs. aud
the whole train, Of disorders brought on by banelul
and vicious habits. Great numbers have beed AZ
ready cured By this ,ppble remedy. Prompted by
desire TO benefit the afflicted and unfortunate. IHi
send the recipe for preparing and using q is mo
cine. in sealed envelope, to any one who heed
FtssSf pldrgs. M gEF%A EggJTEr
Please inclose stamped envelope. addresse
yourself. Addrsss ~ EaTAalJ-~
JOSEPH T. INMAN. -
;fTaIpl31jy STATION D, BIBLH HOUsH Nj
ssptael-dly e 'p1E79Fi0 New York City, q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19
OPERA HOUSE.

JOHN RLLSLER, JR............ MANAGER 4 LESSEE.
EVELYN EVANS. MANAGER.
RICHARD II. GEARY...............TR TREASURER.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19

gagged, with shouting Ut the top Of bis voice,
that oneahaif Of her citizens have been ac-
.Sessories, to the assassination Of her Chief
Maelstratea Iteomes ffom a very small
man small ID mental and moral stature.
Who has, for his political associates, men
who have been engaged forNthe last four
years, In tanning into greater Violence the
flames of disunion and civil war, reckless
of the consequent bloodshed and slaughter
reckless of the wall Of the widow or the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19
FOUR GREAT CLOWNS. THE INIAIITABLE
y O II P Il mt IL "A III ID!



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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-17
AMrSEMENTs-


YEu Thza1Er.-To- night Miss Etiie Hen
derson takes 3 benefit, on which occasion
the Hidden Hand" viii be presented. the
fair beneficiary taking be part Of CaPltoid-
This J. AZ old play, but we have no doo7i
Miss Henderson wi,i give It new chafla'-
A corre=pon ent thus speaks OF Nj $ tl.--
and we endorse every word uttered BY bini'
s'Our T tie-we claim this little lady IS
ours, fo- there are many 81 cur eiilzels Nno
remember .he little heroine Of riiip's ISL
ETY.. It was in Nashville On early portion
0 her professional esTeer c0mmeoeef, fnd
many friends predicted her ultimate sueee -s'
which We now have the p easure o. mes
ing. Miss Henderson has been delighung
her friends. at the New Thesire, with her
a1erkline deliueati5ns of Irish characiefs,
burlesques, etc. Her songs are rendered
sweetly,snd when she sets her feet going IL
the Irish Jig it is quite impossible % keep
those OF the audience still Mss II. pos
sesses a rare magnetic poNer, which draws
her audience irIesistibiy towards her Lei
Us hope she may receive substantial PROOF
OF the estimation she is held in here, ana
let Us hops also for her speedy return
ON THFATrR.-Miss laura Keene takes
benefit at the Old Thesfer to-right, and
will appear as LADY Teaz!e, IN the world
renowned .sSchool for Scandal assisted oy
Harry Hawk as "Crabtree,' and the whole
strength Of the company. This IS truly
classic comedy, End one which IS, We roget
TO saw. true to life. We have no doubt but
Miss Keene viii receive benefit when IS
worthy her great powers IS an actress.
BRoADwAY VARIETIEs.-This week being
devoted exclusively 70 benefits az the Va
rieties, Mr. J. 7. Kennedy, who has been
faithful attache. and is every way deserving
of tie consideration Of the friends and pa
irons Of the establishment, puts IN has
claims, aud has set apart this evening for
benefit. Several new Gestures Wa be pre-
scented, and a gOodly number of new taefss
will be observed on the occasion. A good
programme, and a pleasant tine, may be
counted on as certain. Let Kennedy have
q good turnout.
SUSNY-sIDE CosCERT HALL.-Singing, dan
cling. &C, every night, at the sunny Side
Concert Hail, Colouade Building, on Cherry
Street. This IS an excellent place to spend
an hour pleasantly, rs
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New Discovery.

An essay Of one hundred and thirty pages,
disclosing Hcio aud valuable Information
relative 70 obstinate diseases, and those
deemed incurable, what treatment il sue
eessiui, add what is only temporary or
unsuccessful; also, the certain end perma-
nent cure Of fstula, without the use Of
either the knife or caustic. The known
candor aud great experience Of the author,
Or. II. ]. Hul-cee, during twenty five years
practice, and the home evidences Of his
skill in Louisville, KY, is suffcieEt recon-
nendati0n. The essay will be mailed free
Of charge to the sddross Of any afflicted
person. n0vlf-tf
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KoTIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which we're fled with the Board of Claims,
of which William Driver was Recorder,
ccnvened by Special Field Order No. SO,
dated March 18th, 1855, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
CENTS, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introductiOn Of
other proof, in order to substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
lust Indebtedness from the Government.
ies0-H II. TONPKIEs 4 Co.
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Or all the numerous institution Of our
city, Mckee 4 Co's, No. II Cherry street,
has certrinly the most wide spread rePuia-
ton for libsrality. They have sold and are
selling Pianos, Organs, Melodeons, mum
berless Watches and fue sels Of siiysrsare,
All Tor 81 for each article. Go aud see
them and you will sssuredly be July satis-
fed with the experiment. Brosd street
merchant got q fine Organ the other day
that cost $50, Tor the small sum Of 81 Geo.
Hogan, 10th Regulars, was the lucky re-
cipient Of q SI00 Sewing Machine ier 81,
while his mate got gold watch in q fne
morocco case. There are numerous other
Instances Of The liberal and AIR dealing Of
this firm, and you should give them call
by ali mesns. Don't forget the place, No.
Il Cherry street, corner ofCeda-.
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To ora suBscHIBEEs ~ EHE CuY.-Our
Agent il now calling upon our friends and
patrons in the city, collecting whatever
nay be due f-om esch subscriber. We have
had no regular collections on the routes for
the last year or 90, because we have had no
time 10 devote 70 il. The bills have al
been made out from our books, and u ~ be-
lieved that they are generally correct
Where they are found 20 be otherwise, lhey
VIII be willingly and properly adjusted
We hope that every one will be ready 20
settle when. called upon, as il will greatly
facilitate business, and prevent the Hnnoy-
ance Of ecaliing again" on the same errand.
IN the future we will collect regularly every
month u
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For sale, about 4Slz acres about 29f miles
from the city, On Porter Pike and near CAT
latin Pike, with several fine building sites,
and more than two-thirsls timbered, balance
rich vegetable soft also an excellent stone
quarry and two thirds of the land would
make one Of the best neyards in the State.
J. L. 4 r. W Baowx.
novl2-3t $50 Union street.
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NEw Nun Hour Disc0vEREp.-Our eN-
orllsut Young friend, Jo. johnson, who at
,shis a. ths wants of all who visit Halls
shoe store. on College street between Union
and the square, in such an afiable and ngres-
De manner, met with q mishap yesterday
maruing while returning from the Post
c1.ce, which would have been much great
e. caAmity than il turned out 10 Be, II the
ace had been twenty feet deeper and filed
vsh hungry wolves 10. thought il was .
uios opening for young man, and went
n but came cut a maddcr and muddier
Ran. We were requested to ask whether i
b the Intention OF the Committee on Mud
Holes" 10 have that one cleaned out, or to
throw suspension bridge acrrss il. We
l1pe the gentlemen referred 10 will crafty
Us By giving the desired Information. We
.s4 him iryiug 70 repair damages BY drying
hmsell, or ratncr has coat and unmenti0na-
hs', by ire, snd advised him 70 display
more taste the next time he "sampled" a
paddle, By selecting q cleaner one, IS there
an endless assortment 90 choose from;
and f he cannot be suited we Will have one
made 70 order, OF imported. 10. II you ever
&c. into smother, we nope you msy discover
go'4 nue there, and send for us immedi-
ately.
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FATAL AcCrDEST.-A man named Edmund
Gerth, who resides on Jefferson street, was
visiting his brother, q resident Of the build
ing known in Germantown Is sold Coca
Castle" night before last, and, when about
70 leave, fell over the bsnister Of the star
way and was killed. The night was very
dark, and the accident occurred about eleven
o'clock. The deceased leaves q Wiie and
two children.
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DNifEp srArrs bIsrEicl Carr- ma
y hole 'tmc Of ths Court, yes,s-5s,. -
saNee uP With she argument al ~. - -
e'e n''ea States gs twenty ak No., ~ -.
sen-- claims M, &. g., Bean. Mr. 49,
- . Attorney, representing the --.,,s-.-'
aenS ana Judge Lowering me clsi,,ss.,'.' ''i'-
The Court recessed the cotton. sw.9-i.--
,e5Hiieaie q probable cause Of seir,,-- !, :
,ae oitcers % The Court only-tbe ls~sl :. y
.e't q which b, that the claimaut 6ss l.
Jay the costs. g
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-17

We are gratified 10 state that Captain
PEBBLES (Palmerstou) who has bren confined
b. his room for some time, seriously III, is
now out Of all danger, and, with no relapse,
viii soon be well. He was, at one time, on
the verge Of the grave, but thanks to the
unsleeping vigilance and skill Of his physi-
clan, DR.. Dupre, he was saved. How much
do we mOrtals owe 10 the medical profession,
the truest aud noolest Of all philanthronistsl
We never think Of them but with hearts
overlooking with gratitude, SO greatly DO
we feel the indebtedness Of our race to
them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-17

RIVER HEws.-There are twenty-six in
ches on the Shoals-the water having reee-
ded two inches in the last twenty four hours.
The Matte departed yesterday, but the Co
lumbia did not succeed ia getting over the
falls, and hence there Is no arrival. Stesm-
boatmen are anxious for a rain, and q pre-
dict that we shall soon have water enough
but this can only be determined by time.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-17

WINrER Il CONNG, and we are glad to in
form the citizens that we are now prepared
TO furnish them with a choice article Of Coal,
selected with great care from that lately
owned bv the Government Our Coal IS
hard, pure, and Gear, and prices as low as
any in the market. All orders left with US
will receive our immediate and personal
attention. Don't forget Knight Bros, office
No. AZ, Church street, opposite Masonic
Hall. octs0-0
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-17

AVanrE SEAE MUEFRrrsnoRo.-A party Of
afes negrces committed q THEFT hv stealing
Ntieh iron snotl-er negro m the neigh
foood of Nurireeshoro, q shcrt time since.
'le negro appealed 20 the freodmen's Blu
q A. a urifeesboro for redress, and twas
-,..ared that the three 0ecroes should paw
,- between them 10 the owner Of the prop
w The four then started 90 the country
s',her, it being expected thst the money
'.'-i Be paid over A. directed but instead
tying the money over. they watched
-'iuoio opportunity and killed the Arr
81 MASKING his head 20 pieces Two Of
Yen were captured short time after the
Sender sud lodged in i-l a Murfreesboro.
.a' whereabouts Of the thid has been un-
,aaNa up 70 50 the present time. when in-
laucu was communicated 20 Captaiu
aa-gy, Chief OF Merchants Detective. mar
E vas at the Franklin Shops, where the
hItaiB Immediately repaired and made
-.-i hIs prisoner. he to0k him o. the ia.l.
.i admission was reused on the ground
'-zi The murder was committed in another
,-aniy. The tapiain then carried his pris-
seei 10 the sorkhouae and lodged him
.ae,e auJ this morning will proceed
IN him b Murirecsboro.
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A correspondent OF the New York Herald,
writing from France, says there have for
soue time existed difficulties between the
Rheims wine manufacturers snd exporters
snd the United States custom authorities,
the latter alleging that Cor years past ear
government has been defrauGed IAN under
valuation ia the invoices which have ao-
companied it OF the champaign shipped to
cur ports. This the former stoutly deny,
and the trouble still remsins open for sdju-
dication.
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BOILING & HEALD
AUCrION EERS.

rTAVTNS removed 70 No. - College sfrcet. s.
III varae Binck, hope % see al Their iilende md
ne puhie rensiaiIy ~ uaeir new pare q husiness
n, move ,ss made on accuuGt o. roorl; the house.
ue now os,-1uv : lsrFe enough for ali purposss
WeWiHs = d EVERY DAY and NiGaf, and hsve
nov In st,re uBnpsued. llsQ Hats. fhoes, hoots.
aounets sud Noions. snd hne log o. Vagina To-
tacc0
Come and sss a al az you. q Ne are de, erin.
Cd 90 make our house. THE AUCTION hQlsE q
Nashville. snd no pains snail be spared 70 aco0uas
piish this end.
We have, Also. the rood humcred and gsnte-
nl.nA Charlie Fox ~ AuctioEeer aefAe-Aa-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-17

T-src- Nashville % !, n
trr4re Al suringle - ~
-. .-..-.--.s...-.- 80 =. =.
49,. >, ,,.sbvilis- fsuudays excep.ed).. A. b.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-17

Remember Che great public ssieo Spruce
and olleRe street property, and 81 lots st
n. & c. r. r. Depot, BY Messrs. J. I. & r.
W. Brown comes of this day, Friday, 18th
mt, beginning at II o'clock, a. M, W Oh
the Couains House on Spruce street, 0m-
hibusses viii leave their Office, - = Union
street, at l0ll o'clock b. m. novl7-lt.
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TsTABLTsHED IL 1910.
~ LOCKWOOD a HUNNISerON.

SuccesSors % John h. Williams son.
W-holesalo and Read Dsaie-s IN LoolSing Glasses
- Tsooklnq class Plates. The tysds vii ind .
- Sssortrnsnt % Mirrors, both French and Ger
49, tiilirE ia al D. branches Also, Per, Man
- s,,s !, her kina Of Frames msdg % crse7. SIS
FesfI street, opposite s'scs aap, SeN fofs-
a-slT.-1rH
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-17

RoBBKRY.-A man, whose name we were
unable to learn, was knocked down and rob
bed Of $50, about dark, night before last, on
the Muri7eesboro pike, eight or nine miles
from the city. The deed Wss committed by
two men, dressed in citizens Clothes
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-17

Go to Bryant, Stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmsnship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neIship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATP0N 4 co.
octl3-ly. 4aa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-17

The statistics Of the War Department
show thai two black soldiers were rsised in
the District Of Columbia. 70 one white. The
whites furnished ls.50a. almost entirely
BY drafting, snd the biacks over 2. zee,
uearlv al by volunteering.