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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-19


of communication, must rapidly build up
the town uf { Bristol.
The corn in the whole of Southwest
tern Virginia and East Tennessee is
magnificent. The crops of sorghum
and buckwheat, are also large and fine:
We regret to have to state that,this re-
gion, usually prolific Of pork, will this
year not produce more than enough for
home consumption. The cholera has
killed the greater portion OF the hogs
a Richmo,M Times.
On DIT.--IS was currently reported
on the streets yesterday evening, that
parties, not of northern birth, designede es.
tablishing in Raleigh daily paper to
be devoted to the advocacy Of negro
suffrage.
We do not vouch for the truth of the
report. though there are. individuals I'M
our midst willing to engage in such an
enterprise we verify believe. This is,
all age of free discussion, and ifthc news.
boys should soon be crying out. "Here's
your journal of negro suffrage, it would
not astonish US h,, howeVe, Prehia'''re
SUCH Puoilcas'oii wop,u pe t,ons"''
~ -. i"Se.g" l19g',,S' p
object to the enterprise, for a short time
SINCE tie fr'greSs e'ia'lke'l N'ou e',ae .ne
inSti'uslon uts,lo 0, slavery was Soo''spheu, 80 7,
'iia' Inc sia'e'oMner MoSu 'tgw, "
co'npe'ieo 10 80 70 "ork' @c,,5 4gnnes
.'ese circumstances u we 'iaye ots'otuaeo
INA! 'l'e 1,t9g,esS was III iasol r 81, :, con
ceaaing the largest measure Oh noefty 10
Ire NJ new new msae , lfeeamah OF .ne ;S .ooItl,'ana
OF course oueht 10 % PIlVi,egea 70 ysee
anu ~, oe seen 10 ne,st ~ aha 70 l'c.i ~ ~ :,
"G s'ha'iN haii eoo, w. 'os @ "ou'o 30 'ae
w''o'e hoSS5'7-- ofieartoee as"es;
pg ,I.-.,.l...,.
= go lotlricAl' NloSsNNNr 10Y ;; -, IN F9ouTa .
nAnotlNAxl @ n nm tse''11e'''ah lg MHo' atiiseu
mere ron i lllllon l1Sau 3 tass evening
nlt., informs us that the people Of South
Carolina are now actively engaged in
the adoption OF preliminary measures to-
secure a full representation in the apr
preaching, State Convention which .is
to assemble, we believe, in the early
part OF next month tic represents the
dominant sentiment as being in perfect.
accord with the great purpose OF the
contemplated organic reconstruction up.
on an ONT ami ont Union basis. sFhe'
views and sentiments nslts promulgated IN the
speeches ana Proclapations OF Their new
lYfappOlntcd IroYl5lonal Governor arC.
accepted, without reseryatlon, as coRstI-
tuting the true policy Of Transformations
TO e5observed in,tho construction ofthe
new; political fabric by the approaching
Convention, ,i,, sI
1t would appear, froa, this that the
leading secession State oflhe. South
willwheel rapidly into limo With Missis-
Isippis animated by an honest desire to
recover her political rights aud PRIV:
leges under the mended Constitution Of
the United States.
i f u y } =, = -, 80 ,i;2
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community, although it has been a mys.
terry and matter of surprise how any
charge of disloyalty to the U. S. could
have been brought against this yenera,
Die and beloved Ex.Governor.n
We perceive blythe Charleston Cowr.
ser of the12lb instant, that the State
Conventionof Mississippi has adjourned
sine d'e'; having amended the Constitu
tion in conformity to the new order of
things; reorganizing and accepting with
dignity. and grace, that social cousdera-
ton which the DEGREES of an irresistible
late hasimrosed upon her, and providing
tor the exigpncies of an untried future,
as tar as human foresight enabled her.
The President has approved the &C.
ton OF the Convention, and expresses
the belief, that all obstacles to the
speedy restoration Of that State to the
Federal Union, with her constitutional
rights aud privileges, thus modified and
established, are fast giving way
a most pleasing episode in The Con.
Tentlon was manly and dignifed vet
tender and touching, oppealto The Presi
dent, signed by every member Of tho
Conventions for the pardon of the Hon.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, and autEss distin.
gnished sctthern gentiemap lk held
in prison by The United ,$taf We
slneerelyStftlst that President JofEsos
Will for hiSownlasting honor as'well as
for that of the Government AIe repre-
sents, for the sake5of humanitY, as we'll
as Tor the noble example To Vie age in
which he lives, dare TO do so proud aud
prlncely ar act Of magnanimity, so sim.
pie and cheap a deed Of christian be-.
nevolenee commanding gratitude and
tealty at the South, rebnting q ,rpaiiig;
aant and turbulent fausticism. at the
North, and challenging admiration and
applause everywhere. y
AS amatter eof reading to the public
wepublish ,!e following extraetsl from, n
correspondence Of the New York Her,
aid, Of The, 18Th, written from Charles.
~ ,2ot *
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REMARKS u JUDGE HOWARD Or WILSON.
On the substitute offered by Col. Ferre-
bee of Camden, to the ordinance declaring
null aud void the ordinance of May 30,
1861.
In The Convention Of 1861, on meeting
with the delegate from Wake, whose great
intellect has been since overcast, to the
great loss Of the country, and my own deep
regret, he asked me il Ireally believed in
The right of secession. To which replied
have no faith in political rights without
remedies. AS there is no provision CI the
Constitution expressly authorizing the Go
yernmeDt 10 coerce State, and rome ex-
pressly reserving the right 10 the State TO
withdraw to settle thequestion Of coDstruc-
ton, The sword is the oaIy arbiter--success
alone will justify either side. This being
SO have never thought State should at
tempe secession without just cause-cause
for revolution--as that alsne wauld unite
our people Of all political opinions. But
80 iAr as the citizens Of The State are con-
cerned, | believe and hold that an ordi-
dance, passed by q Convention oonstitu.
tionally called. binds every one--this alone
can prevent anarchy, which is worse than
war. To this he answered, "your seces-
sion il practically my right Of resolution. J"
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Burke, participating. The latter advocat-
ed the committees ordinance, the former.
supporting the substitute. TThe length this
report has attained, preclades further no.
ftice Of the debate. !.
| The question recurring on the. motion to
strike out, on motion Of Mr.. Smith, Of
johnson, the yeas and nays we're ordered.
Yeas 10, nays "a.
So. the Convention refused to strike out.
The question nov being on the passage,
of the'0rdiRance its second reading,
Mra Moore, Of Wake, moved to amend
the ordinance by inserting after the word
+" Sates,' the words 60 and also all acts end
parts of acts of the General Assembly, rat
flying and adopting amendments to the
said Constitution are" and by substituting
4 in the 9Th line have" for .'hath." These
amendments were adopted. Their effect
Is to assert the validity, past as well as
present, Of the acts. and parts Of acts re-
ferred to.
I The ordinance then passed its second
reading as follows:
| The yeas and nays we're ordered, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Stewart. -,
i Those who voted yea we're Messrs. Ac-
ans, Alexander. Baines, Barrew, Beam,
Bell, Berry, Bingham, Boyden, BradIey,
gBrickelI, Brewn. Brooks, Bryan, Bursin,
Buxton, Bynum, Caldwell, of Burke, Cah.
well, Of Gujlfors, Clark, COniglaad, Cow
per, Dickey, Dockery, Donnel, Eaton, e.
lis, FairclOth, Faulkner, Furches, Gaia
gan, Garland, Garrett. Gillian, Goodwin ].
Grisssm, Harris of Gailford. Harris Of Ruth
erford, Haynes, Henrahan, Henry, Hodge,
Jackson, Jarvis. Jones of Columbus. Jones of
Davidson, Jones Of Henderson, Jones of Row,
an, Jeyce, Kelly, Kennedy, King, Lash, Lo-
gan. Love, Of Chatham, Love, of Jackson,
Lyon, McCaules, McCorkle, Mcdonald.
Of Chatham, Mcdonald ,.of Moore, McGe.
nee, AIcIyer, SIC KAY, ". A. Mexican, Nasa
Mclean, Mclaughlin. McRea. Mebane,
Moore, Of Chatham. Moore, el Wake, Mich
olson, Norheet, 0dom. Patterson, Perkins,
Phillips, Polk. Pool, Reade, Rumley, Rus.
sell, Rush, Sanders. Settle, Simmons, Sloan,
Smith. Of Anson, Smith, of Johnson, Smith,
Of Wilkes. Spencer, Of Hyde, Spencer, Of
Montgomery, Starbuck, Stephenson. Stew
art, Stubbs. Swami, Thompson, Walkup;
Warren. Wiley, Winburne, Winston
Wrisht-l05.
xdyS-Mcssrs. Alien, Faison, Ferebee,
Howard. Ioyner, Manly, Mccoy, Murphy
Ward-9.
On motion of Mr.. Manly. the rules were
suspended. and the ordinance passed its
third reading.
j On motion of Mr. Manly, the Conyen-
tiun suspended the rule, and an ordinance,
heretofore in,roducedby him, in relation
10 the authentication Of ordinances and
other acts of the Convention" passed its
second and third readings. !,
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Wanted Immediately
A GARD.

VNTvE Experienced Upholsterers. BY c. B. Brs,
il second story Cameron, GIier & Cos store.
rn1vll-1t
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Who Shall Rule Tennessee.

ICorrespondenca Of the Nashville Union.l
In answer to the question OF your
correspondent, Justice, as to who shall
rule Tennessee in future, Union men,
or rebels, there can be but one answer.
Those who ruled heretofore, ruined her,
and can never be trusted again. If
there was any attempt to restore the
secession dynasty to power, it would
not be permitted, if the strong arm Of
military power we're necessary to pre-
vent il. The friends of the Union,
that is, Union men, must rule the State
in future.
But then we may inquire, how shall
this be done2 By harsh or mild meas
ures Justice admits that wholesale
Acknowledgement is harsh, and would
it not be bordering on cruelty2 The
conscious, intelligent leaders of treason,
ought to be disfranchised They ought
to disfranchise themselves by yolunta-
rily abstaining from all mingling in po-
litical affairs. The thousands ruined
in fortune and health now retiring
from the fields of treason's disas-
trous defeats, if appealed to in kind
ness, will disfranc hise them. They new
er can trust the men who so cruelty de
ceived them once, and for so long.
Mr.. Editor, who does not know that
the power of kindness is much greater
than that of unkindness. The human
heart is strongly and wonderfully
formed. 1t like lady's Tyre. Touch
it gently and tenderly, and yielding to
the touch, it gives forth sweet music.
But strike it hsrshly, unkindly, and II
Jars in discord. Our government is
Just and merciful, and generous, and it
can afford to beso. Is it not our true
our best, and wisest policy to initiate
the mercy aud generosity of our great
and glorious government? In this way
we may save and restore the erring
thousands of our deluded fellows. A
different course may drive them farther
on the way TO destruction If weshow
them in kindness that we are their
friends, will they not trust US in future
instead of those who have deceived
them2 And thus Union men viii rule
our restored and regenerated State in
obedience to the great law Of kindness
PmlO JusTICE
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Crushing Treason.

A severe blow for the suppression Of the
rebellion in East Tennessee was given
last week at Cleveland, in Bradley
county. This charge and route OF the
enemies of the Federal Government,
saws the Knoxville Wing, was made
by Hon. Elijah I. Hall, Judge Of the
Judicial Circuit, and the jurors OF the
county Of Bradley
We refer TO the suits brought by 10y
al citizens of Bradley county against
their rebel DeighbOrs for having them
incarcerated in rebel jsils for their pa
triotism.
DR.. VIM. Hunt, Local Agent Of the
Treasury Department in this city, re-
covered for false imprisonment, the
sum Of twenty thousand (S2O,O00) dol
lars in = suit brought against W. IL
Tibbs, (member of the rebel Congress,
James w. Gillespie, Colonel Of the DE-
esassI Confederate States Army, and
Elijah F. Johnston
stephen Beard, Colonel 9th Tennes
see Mounted Infantry, recovered
twenty thousand dollars from thia
same VIM. II. TIbbs and VIM. l. Brown,
Captain Of the defunct Confederate te
States Army Major j. S. Bradford
United States Army, recovered the
same sum from the same parties.
Sam. Hunt recovered ten thousand
dollars from the same Southern rights
gentlemen.
Wm Gamble recovered twenty two
thousand i've hundred dollars Of John
B. Carmichael, Captain William Snow
Confederate States Army and CasWeI
LuttrelL James KIRBY recovered ten
thousand dollars Of several rebels
whose names We have not learned.
Several other Union men recovered
sums similar 70 those mentioned, from
their rebel neighbOrs. All these mer
we're in prison with Dr. Hunt-CharI
a5og1 Gazette.
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MARKETS..

g.. .cIISS1INNATl, May ls.-FlOur dul, Eztrs Sc 25s
SIS so, no sales
super rel wheat 81 35 and dull. Oa.s 4sc.
WINS Sey dali, no sales; 81 OJ + the pEice asked
BY dealers
Mess pork inmOdersta demand at S23 co, but IS
genersliS held Al 81. Nothing dong IN bulE meats
100 uerces prime city lara sold at .7c. Sugar cured
hams 199Zlc.
GrOcerle- uneharraf
quite heavy rtiu, with but Tide intern ssiol
Since isst evening aud iS now raining hard. Their
mOmeter 67 Barometer S325
The River has fallen 4 feet % inches in the ast
= hours There Is now Sc feet Of water IN The
channel
Nav NoRk, May l9.-stocks opcnei better an
closed lover tr3usac;lJus limited
Money 8 E cent
SteriIEE selling freely az llo
Gold opened az 81 q; closed at sos
Cotton trmeT, ole.
Flour dun snd Sc lower S. I59G 30. Extra STATE
s. S5TT TO-
r. II. @. Whest quiet snd unchanged. No I N. C
ana C. ". red l5jc- Corn fruer. 6jGT0c for new
mixed Oats lac better, 4S85ec
Western pork hrmer, &c for prime.
Lard heavy.
Nhiskey heavy and lower, 50 sJ5c for western
Petroleum dUA and nominal.
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This vice, which is never pracleeI .1
tho presence Of any Que, has proved Che
everlasting ruin Of thousand ofthe u1l'oat
and most talented young men lh.l ever
gave toagus % al0quonce or pen b. a8ns.
u has destroyed healtl. biasted che raa7t.-
tuition and reduced The miserable g.et.u tr
living akeioton. Nor are those .ts flaI
and fatal eiIecta; in 81 pains GRO sr1f.arHI
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mor.al cree. I1 Ia
cured permanently of this az l.ctiol. coll ra
DR.. Coleman, No. q N1rta Cherry 6t-e-t.
o. address him BY letter, Box Boz. Easa-
vile, Tenn. fob21-tt
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COUsTEzFErra.-lnigrm has been fi.-
ceiTsd b. Y. T. Barlow a o.. tlat esr-a 4
drugEiaia in this city have be11 palm ug cH
on persons calling lor Dr.. l1c's Flut %
rat0 al article of their own mauuactrr--
which they esq is superior - the genuine.
We would advise 81 persons to ret tao
genuine, and should you require any ua1l-
enc for the Itch, k.ng-worn. Tallsr. or
any disease q the 1zfu, % not 5lfsr cav
uupEineiPlod man u. impose any ottar
PfsParation on you hut got Dr. Vsu.e's
FinE garAsos manufactured b. e. T. Bare
tOs Co, No lgj< Daaderick strost. No.
vile, Tenn.
P. s.-A liberal discounts made tods.rs-r
Sent hy mail to any address On re-r.5s d
II IL. Be Surs that you get ths geapiaa.
sap3f-a
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Pearl Miniatures, ia on. or Wator coIarB.
Get the genuine At Tie Gallory Of Che Caa-
borland. aprII.tr
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Notice.

OFFICE OF TIE ADAMS EXPREss co /
NksHvuIE, Mag II, lsl5.
N-OTICE is hereby ggen thst All FRuGHT f1r
n points south OF NaseviNe, vih oe rcce.yed
sundays excepttl, a. The warehouse 81 DE
C,rlrelrv. af ihe A. s & Rslirosd ceuot between
ne Nouns o. O'Clock m, and tp-m.
Freight lor the moth VII he received between TIE
n t5e Couipsny. norlh side o. Public squSre, cor
81 msyii- ~ JOEL DAVIS, Agent.
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
ny. GIFT ASSOCIATION,
$50 broadway, New Work.

D amont Pms, Brooches sui Far Drops, LADIES'
Sets, Brooch and Ear Drops, Cold and Corali Jet
and sold, Floueuune, Mos2ic Jet, Lava, sud Cameo
sleeve Buttons, SETS Of Snds, Nesi ani Neck
Chairs, Pls.n and Chased Gold Rlnes. Sold Thm-
bles. Lockets New StVie Bel Rlckles, God Pens
aod Pencils, Fancy WUrS Boxes, GOLD Feus Win
Gold and silver ENteusion holafrs, and large A.
II. -. IL. - I.l.-- "A L. n.l--aa al
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We respectfully announce a al our
friends and patrons that ws have -e.ar-r .H
our Ice Cream saloon f1r ti- ssa .Ia. a.#
hope 70 receive the same patronage .a. O.
has been 20 ii5erully bestowed on %. -..-.
season. We have always on hand cons
tionary Of AL kinds, and cool s1ir water.
Cream made b order for par,,es. r.r.
CAU.E q IrHa-zr.
aprlb-lolN - North Cherry s.rdrt.
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A PHysIOLOeIoAL vlRw or MARRIAGE

~ ConiNning nearly SD paEesr AMI Iar trr
Pistes AMI EucraUngi o. tha Anatomy 10 ne Hu
msn urrsns in a state of Heaith ana dss1se, WIN
q Treatise on Early Errora, ils Dep purll.s CGr-.-
quenccs upou the Mind and Holg rll t.H
Authors Plan of Treaimeat-the only rst1ua. ans
successful mode af cure a. shown fy The repoE
OF cases treated truihlll advssr 10 tAa mar
ned, and those contemplating mar7 1ga, who UH.
tertsin douhts of Their physical ccudIu1u. sons
free of postage 70 any adurlss on reca.Ul rI s.,
cents, stamps or postt currency. hY a..aI71saIu-
pr. IA CROIX. No. Sl Maidau lane, Albany. N. T.
The author may BE- cons lied upon sHv OF the
diseases upon ehich his book Ireata either ur.e-H
alU or 6Y 8iri, and medlc.Aes sent 90 ANY usr. ei
the world Flar5,-lu
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Mammoth Sale OF Books AZ Auction,
b. CruBk, GiaScoCk q Co.

~ o. % Z aatsa a /. .4aalN-
We viii sell en- Saturday May zl, ls65.
AZ 10 o'clock a. M, f25 900 worth of Books.
embracing large e5lleetiou OF Law. Ned
zeal, Theologiosis sehqol aud M'acelianeola
works, Of che standert auth ora, and al
endless number of f.omances.
We reepeciiully invite the public t0 at-
tend thia sale. The st0ek Is now on ezhi-
bition, must Be sold and bargains may ba
expected. CEuSks GLAsCocE Co.
myiS-8t 20 Public square.
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Billiards! BiIliardsII

FT'HE unders gnei have ior sale billiard salcon
Il dong me business, 10 a Fe y G irbie snd cen
tTa locsuon, with i0uT q helan best table, snd
oil the sppurienadces.
For sale very low, II inmed ste Application be
made % NELSON a MUkfkEE, Agents.
mayiI-I - Cherry street.
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ACsrd.-Dr. Aborn would respectfully
announce, that patients who are unable 70
come 70 his room, can be waited on At their
residences By making sPPlieation b him a.
room No. I, Commercial Hotel.
maylS-6t
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Shirts at N. York Prices

r q. THoafaoNa 5hlTt Depot.
PTa5-E = Cherry e., aesg VLioa,
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Shirts atm. York Prices

.pras-g . D. IAoa y NJ. c'.l5, F $40 i, lsP9
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VyHE undersigned keeps constantly on hand {
1 vel a--ortod stock ol lrca, Castings, Nsllz
slrlar~. AAles, Copper. 8.nc, SSH, Gls-~- Axes
Hoe- Plous. Cotton slIapeTs, fhrs-hlng Machines
Corn shelters, SgraE Cutters Wagon unber, Pm
Brlck aud Cay, Hydraulic Cement Plaster Paus
Brsss lea AMI Porcelain Kettles Rope, Puhel
Blocks. Grudstopes. Buckets. Tubs, Rroonls
Flour, lard, and GIuoeres, aud vsr.ous other ar
heles REQUIRED i0r city sni country Trade, winch
they oiior ST reduced pucgs.
WI LYON. 4 CO,
msyil-Sm - Aarket street
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UTANTED-AGENIa3F FoR Tbs NURSE AND
w 6pE.-The mos. iliereatug ana eNc.lug
book ever publishes. eu1hrsrlng t1e atrentGres Cf
a woman IN the Union aruy 81 Nurse. scout and
Spy. Giving most vivid inner n.ature 81 che vsr-
Returned aad disabled Ufhcous sud 5oidera iu
want OF profitable employment will hnd it pccu-
hairy adapted b Their condition. JUNES Ekuh
4 Co, 2s1 NAN stEeet. C.nciunal, ONO.
Fa-nr a-4.aa~-H
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For Rent.

A MAGNIFICENT ROUSE, N good order, vel
"a arranged sad iocsted, for . BosrJiing House,
with 10 rDoul-, completely Ard comfortably fnruil-
ed he reatet Uufl Jauuagy ist, 1851. The f1r-
nturs can be bought cD yery rssssnanle terms. For
n1rtn sT particulars spply o.
W. nATT BROWN q Co,
nsyi7-ls si Cherry sussi,
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Thousands arc Dead

And die every summer iih diseases rln-
tracicd BY weakness and the Effects Of warm
weather. especisiIy Females, who ni 4ht
have been restored lo ioug Efs by Sac use
Of SkiG 4 Wafs celebrated old hent5R
Cream Ais. "All good phyaiciaEs wiz cer-
tify 70 this fact" We have made eNtoraire
preparations to supply the demand ilE A.o
and Porter % the trade and ior iamiie use
in bottles and bsrrsls. Also tho rgeat
store Of Groceries and Susler Goods r. che
city. On hand 200 barrels Cincinnsti Lager
Beer. sKIFF B WIhhS,
WAolesaie Grocery and sgtiar H1u1e.
Ne. uicka' Block, Pub. Square
apr22-Im
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Choics Flour, BatloS P0trl8os, 0a.ras.
Green Corn aud every variety o. CrlueH
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic at1ree.a1
offered At low prices a. T0ttan's BE. 81 CoI-
lsgo street.
lan12-L
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First Sergeant Michael Haun, Ser.
geants Andrew Upton, John Cowden
Corporal James Houser; Privates, R )
Manis, J u Brown, VIM c Pickens ia.
cob Finger, j Leak, James Carver, 10
seph Ellenburg, TedfOrd Rogers, w
Brown.
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Hides and TalIow.

"ILL Re SOLD, 81 Public Auction. st the Z.
w = Government Slaughter House, IN Nash
vile, Tenn, On Ihursdsy, May - 1865. Al 10 ocolk
a
leo Wet Sailed Hides.
80 DTy Hides
100 Bsrreis Isllow.
Terms Cash. Sd. HENDERSON,
maYlA-1i CapL. anl Q y.
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Loss or the Sd Tennessee Cavalry on
the Steamer SBltana.

HEADQUARTERS 81 Tenn. Cav,
PULASKI, Tenn, May Is, 1865.
Editor Na'huiHe Duly Union
Through Quartermaster Sergesn',
VIII. A. Johnson, Of our regiment, who
is now with the survivors at Camp Chase
Chic, we are enabled to give the follow
ing list Of names belonging to our reg
iment, who were lost by the disaster Of
the steamer Sultana, on the 9th oi
April last:
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