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40 sale b. Cobb, Andrews 8 %.

BLACK RIVER HARBsE, OHIo.-Ths Detroit
Tribune says This long neglected port Of
entry, one of the best n Lake Erie, but
for a long time past sadly out Of repair, 10
the great hazard of the numerous shipping
arriving and departing from there daily, is
about to be placed in ample condition ne
cessary for the requirements Of the COM
msrce of the place. The material is al
ready on the spot, and the work will be
progressed with Immediately. When COM
pleted, there will be no better hsrbor at
any point on the Lakes.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02

COKcIRNING THE FEST ONO LIGHT ARTIL-
LERY.-This regiment is all mustered out
OF the service with the exception of Bat
terry G, Captain Marshall, which is now
with the FoGrth Corps in Texas, and Msjor
VIM F. GOOdspeed, Chief of Artillery on
Gen. stanIey's staff. Col. O. S. COtter was in
Command of the regiment. The stsf and
field Oficersar are now in this city awaiting
muster Out.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02

"Thsre we're tHelve peers
/ ike Oh arlemegnes and alt such peers in look
And intellect, that neither eyes nor ears
For eonmoners had ever them mistOOk-"
Still that dreai disease, oataIrh, upon them had
fixed itself, until nothing would PEBHAEEETLT re-
move it e1cspt DR.. l. u. seelye's LIsUIO oATARRH
Rem DY. Testimonials from tho usauds who have
been cured by it. Call Tor one at your Druggists.
jy3l:R3
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02

CONFASE OF REGULARS N TRASsrT.-Co,
D. I'd Regulars, 81 in number, took break
fast at the Home yesterday morning. They
came from Columbus, and were bound for
New York.
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RER AnYERTIsEmENfn

Aosdsmy Of Mus'c-Msrtinetti Tfoops.
Morgan, Rot q Co-Ladies Dress Goods.
COB, AndreusG Co-sherman's Campaign.
sozodoGt-LOeol Notice.
GarrettIon a CO-FoT Lake Superior.
Academy Of Ausio-MOrrls MinstreIs.
@. R. K.-Dry Goots.
P. F. Hslvsy-Money Lost.
A.. b. O.-LooaI Note
Thomas EArle-Money Fouad.
"A Ontario street-Bosrders Wanted.
Miss AllH-COrrelPondence.
LOst-G5ld Chain.
N. B. stevens-POrtable Engines.
J.H. ~Essoa-Nouey.
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MARINE NEWS.
POET OF C%LEVELAHD.

EHTERED-.-JULY SI-AUG. 1.
Stmr Morning stsr, Vlger, Datrrlt
Prop Olean, Waterbury, n kirk
Prop Atlantic Pratt, Buffalo
Schr ElitA Christi nsOn p ilWaukee
SChr Elm City, Gilbert, Buffalo
Schr E q BOberts, Rumsge, Milwaukee
soOw Falcon, Hubbaro, PIT Huron
SeoU Slack Swan, smith, Block River
OLEARED---JULY S1-AuG. 1.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Prop PeWUoic, Mckay, Bayfield,
Bark Bee, While and blue, Davis, Marquette
Sehr Alice Mary, , ell ButwslI
scOH N. G Plsss, Detroit
SooW h g Williams, Stanley, Saginaw
Scow Aunt Ruth, Fox, Sag nav r
sc.w Mary melia, SHOEMAKER, Detroit
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ExPBkss CHARGES on A DKUNKARD.-A man
was found by the police, yesterday, low
down on Water street, as drunk as man
nan vail ba- Two O. them by main strength
lifted him upon his feet, but he could not
stand. He was limpsey as a wet rag. He
had been thoroughly wet; all the starch
in his sineWs, muscles and joints had been
dampened and soaked like a ruined shirt
collar. The men, however, managed to get
on with him, say fifty rods, though he went
bobbing and shsmbling along like a tiP-up.
at length he gave o~ut-nature, or q reused
mulish will, would no farther. He col
lapsed, Sank heavily to the ground in front
of q grocery, and would not bulge. The
police sent for an express wagon, and lum-
bered the inebriate into it. He seemed to
lave no reluctance to being pitched in. he
suspected what they would be at, and took
the position that if they wanted to take
him to The city prison, he must go in style.
No plebeian marching for him. No cheap
ovation with public officers on either side
for escort. A ~coach-snd-six, or at least IN
express wsgon,-nOthing less would an
swsr. But he will hsve to pay for his ride.
The ezpressman's bill will swell the "costs"
recorded on the police docket. Whatever
the tariff, the revenue comes steadily from
tie pockets of the consumers.
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OPTICIANS.


pia-tiraI md seisnti5c Optieian, keeps the lsr gsst
2 s1rtasnt ef Optic instruments IN the city.
BEING an old establishment, and having been e1
~t-gEivel3 patronissj, be hes the confidence that
his present stoek viii warrant the cOntiu nance Of
public fsvoTs. 81 his speotaoles ars OF the bsst
q1siity Of crystal glasses, ground nader his Own
fp-pe on IN ali cast curing veskRess, e~iAsinsss,
AID inpartiHg strength for long reading and nre
p5gng artificial eyes inserted without pain
O~FFTCE-l30 sup rior Il, first door Iron The
easTance to he American q tel
SsTBe~are of travellers claiming 20 be Mr.. Solo
mOBson or be sgvnt. iuIy24
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02

TIE DOMESTIC has no equal in market for
both heavy orlight work. Price only s55.
The best is the cheapest. Stitch alike on
both sides. No. l2l Superior street.
augI:232 G. W. CROEELL / Co.
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GAVE BAIL Repp, the coantereiter
arrested in Medina and examined before
Commissioner White and held 10 bail in the
sum PISS coo, was released from Jail yester-
day by paying TIE QOppiEEi0lsr said
amounts
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Prospect st near BFoWnell-TWo story house, and
lot 6lEl25 FEET Fsfe- and gas $500
Euclid st., nesr BroWnel Large tH0-s5orv brick
house; hot and co d water, bsti room, &C.; los
64Kl6S feet. SIS, eco
Walnut st., near Kre-TWO-ttoTy house, barn, and
lot 25x1S2 feet. $3.50
Kinsmsn ct opposite Brick Water Ours-Tgo.
story house aud lot 72xt65 fees; barn fruit aud
shrubbery. So 90
Euclid stood tEO-stOry brick house snd large
lot, leasehOld.
seOvills s~veuus-HOuss, barn ami lot 45x2cO feet;
good fruit; anics place. 50 o.
House and Leaseh ld-On Bond 81. $1,000
Store, Dseling and Lotion G, dar st near Perry;
aged property
siniman Houss-A rod brick Hotel on Columbas
ct lot 10 xl2O feet.
Clinton st.-TWO story brick house aud lot us1126
fgst.
Detroit st.-Ths brick store nov oocupied By
Mes,rs. Truscott B fus han IS a grocery store:
ons Of the beat business locations on the West
Side; all be sold YerE low.
Ontario st., corn r It CLARA good location for
business; lot 92x95 feet; will be divided II de.
sired
Prospect st., near PsrTy-VAcant lot 47r200 feet.
huclid road, near Wilson a-yenus-Sixteen acres,
most beAui ifully heated.
Also, q great variety Of
FARMS AND OUT-LOE5.
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R N OUT-LOTS.

nR. j. N. JOHNSON, HAVING Re-
- moved HIS Office to No. i43 Ontario street, over
OOlWelrs Hardware store, would be pleased 70 Sc
all his old pstons and - many new oaes as may
please TO call. Particular attention pEid to Dis
sasef OF Women and Children, ~Rheunatism, Scra-
thea, and Indeed 70 ali the ! % which humanity
DAN Ala GQR ! Rf AID t0@R,AI NIiGA
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$1,000 R~eWard.-The shove reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a Prescrip-
tiou for Coughs, Colds WhOoPing Cough, Asthma
and Consumption which is equal TO DR.. stlick-
LANDS hsIliauous Cough Balsam. This bsisam
win cure the shove complaints, also splitting Of
blood aud night swea's. One bottle is sufficient
for sny one to try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary oas,s
Of consumption are cured By Dr.. Stricklaud's Mel
uaoous Cough BalsAm. 1t can be had at any
Druggists.
Benton & Dunbar, Agents. Cleveland, 0. m6:B5
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OswKGO uARKET-Ausust L.
CHICAGO MARKET--August 1.
Tpw ToIauravb

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il
by Telegraph
FIOur-Duna and declined IOa25o.
wheat FINN At a declined f 4a5o. sales at
81 lsal 2lA for No !, closing al TIC outside prie
81 O8 for n 2
~OOrn-Aoiiv,i 6sassXO for No 1; S7a6 3zs fer
Ho2 ..
tSsats- Sales at 40 for No !.
PrOVisiOns-Quist.
HtghWineS--Quist. a
FrefKhIs Advanced Aa1o.
Zee ipIs-Fiour, 3sOO b3b; wheat, $500 bu,
corn l7,OOO, Oats 200
shipments Fiours9OrO bbls, q, eco bu wheat,
1OO,U0O bu cora, so bU oats.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02


TEE STORY OF THE GREAT MARCH. By Brevet,
Mejcr G. W. Nichols, Aid-de-Camp to
General Sherman. New York: Harper
and Brothers. 1865.
The romance Of this wsr was undoubtedly
Sh4rman's march to the sea from Atlanta
and up through the Csrolinaa. The story
herein told was written from day + day in
his diary by Msjor Nichols who, as sid-de-
camp to General Sherman, had unusual
facilities for the task. He says he has told
the story simply and, he hopes, honestly.
It is we'll. The campaigns he writes Of,
we're SO grand and full of all that is sdven-
turesome and romantic in war, that a plain
statement is best. The exploits shine by
their own ~lustre, and need not the cheap
gauds Of rhetoric to set them of.
The book is crowded with good i~llustrs-
tions, and an excellent map of the grand
route adds value to the work. A long ap-
peudix. consisting of General shermsn's
reports, &C., closes the volume. The book
is elegantly gotten up, and must have an
immense sale.
For sale by Cobb. Andrews & Co.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02

ACADEMY OF MUs1o.-OWing to the hot
weather, the Msrtinetti Troupe were not
favored with as good g house last evening
as that which greeted them on the first
night of their engagement. But a good su-
dience was in attendance, and ell seemed
highly pleased with the performance.
This troupe know how essential variety is
to give an entertainment relish. They
draw IN the theatre, the circus, &C., and
import into their exhibitions eli the best
features obtained from those sources, and
we are treated TO thestricalS, tight rope per-
forrnances, gymnastic feats, ~PantOmime,
&c, &c. .f/
The psutomime of the "Four Lovers" a
very rich affair, was presented last night
with a success which would have been con-
sidered perfect, had it not bsen for the
presentation, a little later, of "Joeko ; or,
the Brazilian Ape" which was the best
thing Of the season.
lat hill 70 mkt
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To BE PAID oFf.-The 10Th Ohio Cavalry
expect 70 be paid off tomorrow, or on FIJI
day at latest.
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CITY NEWS.

To BE PAID OFF To-DAY.-The 23d o. V.
Y. I, will bepaid ftO-dsy and disbandsd.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02

DYE FLOURI RYE FLOURl-Fo
" Asi 8 lQb 70 Tzit, e EsrshO1ae q
.hpli RARRAHA EQRIk& ,
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DIED.

OUsHMAE.-At her residence, in v Ilouzbbv,
on tho Sctn inst, Ms. Polly On Imam aged 81
,ears, wIle o; SEthRa C1,bmsn, forUeiI ~ OF Ben
niugton, ".
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4. 3. HALs, Barker,
n
UH.S GOVERNMENT LOAN AGEHTs
HI Superior sd
Subscriptions received to thu
81 $40 PR GENT. N IO-40' national

80 $40 PR GENT. AND 1910" national
LOAN.
loon mission allowed TO Subsoriber7.I
s1rU. S. Bonds Of 1881, 6-2O's, I0-40's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Securities puT-
chased and for Rale on the most faTorabi terms.
Gold, silver, Coupons aud Canada money bought
and sold st best rates, Deposits reoeiTed and Col
lections made at all accessible PolnR- Uneurrent
funds converted At lowest rates. Bevenue Stamps
for sale. COS
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T AIDES SEA SIDE HATS. A large
II lOs recsiTe1 this day By
GJG HE5aEaIN S9Na
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
ORAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
no
LAKE SUPERIOR.

THE SPLENDID sTAUEOH STEAMERS
Lac La Belle and Northern Light,
VIII sail on Pleasure Excursions TO the Upper
Lakes on the following days, leaving oleyelend at
s O'Clock P. H.:
Lao La BELLE, NORTHERN LIGHT,
Capt John SpAldlng. Capt. ID. Il. Murch.
Thursday, June .s.-.,.2 Tuosdsy, June.---..2T
july. jay .........l
Juiy.--a,20 July ..-....e6
Aug-""s Aug .--"--. 5
" Aug---. III Aug --..--.92
II. sc Steamers were built expressly for the
Boutei are fitted ~ with every care or the com.
Sort, convenience and safety Of Passengers, aud
provided with careful and Efficient officers.
The Is acknowledged to be the finest
ir health and pleasure on he continent. The
'RoGud Trip" comp ises q distsno e Of about two
thousand miles, aud Is full Of varsity and interest,
which, with The cool and inyigOratiug atmosphere,
renders u All that IL desirsbie for . Summer tin o.
recreation and pleasure.
6tht--: oCu5 can 70 secured FOR the Ro1nd Trip,
and -urtle- Iaf5rmat'on given, hy Rp9iyi1R TO
ROBERT HANNA o.,
80 " -
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DOR Lane SUPERIOR
u GRAHDP PLEASURE EXlUH- Ac
BIOE.-The magnificent fteamtr&A
LA LA BELLE" Capt. John S~1aldinR, viii
lea e IN her FouIth Grand Pleasure Excursion e
Lase Superior, on Thursday, Avg sd, st s P. NJ.
The Belle" this trip vii visit Ia POIB1E BAY
TIsLo and al points Of interest.
state Rooms can be secured and further inisr
nation obtained, by applying to
K1B HANNA a 90
RuxI.223 l6q aud III River st.
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REAL ESTATE.
John G. JENNINGS,
INSURANCE,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

building, superior g
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CLAIM AGENTS.

D. W. GAG E.
Attorney at Law, and
Authorized War Claim Agent
OTFIEE 9 sUFERIoR ST., OLEVELAHD, o.
eScarss Pensions, Collects Bounties, Back Psy and
Prize Money, and Prosecutes WG-Olaims
Of every description
- Ny Associate at Washington gives PARTON.
lar attention 70 the settlement Of OFFICERS
ACCOUNTS.
E8r All persons having Olsims sgainst the Gov
ar4zsaassE--fa -arrr
EFCommunications enolOsing stamp viii receive
prompt attsut5- mhl6
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HEW ROKK MAhKEr-AuRust 1.

REOEIPTs-Of refined oil BY Allegheny Valley
Railroad today 100 bbls. urs
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Ross - FFsmalsa' krOvHs1On Markea Re
port,
The following are the rates charged By uBI
Essms-sugAr-Oured prerium hams = D..... "A
CanVassed Hams 3D..
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The French Occupation Of Mexico


The Independence Beige says:
"The intention Of the French Government
MOTTO continue the occupation Of Mexico be-
yond what is absolutely necessary; and
thereby to remove all cause Of dispute with
the United States, is more decided than
ever. This intention has been strengthened
By different acts en- the part u The Mezican
Cabinet, and more especially BY the rscep
ton which the financial mission OF NJ Ian
glais met with. 10 is even said that the
speech from the thrsne ai the uers mseting
OF the French Chambers will announce the
immediate and entira evacuation Of Mexico
By the reneh tro0ps. But il is certain that
II France should withdraw her support Of
Mexico, or should even indicate the time
when she would cease 70 protect it By her
soldiers, The work Of France would be com
promised. The Emperor Maximuian IS
perfectly well aWare Of this and Whistler
spontaneously or for the purpose Of inhuen-
eng the resolutions Of his ally, he has al
ready intimated his determination 20 re-.
nounee the throne il any kind ofeeptsmber
Convention should be imposs 81 81 him.
However strong. therefore, may be the de-
sire Of France 70 get rid Of the burden OF an
expedition which, up 70 the present time,
has brought with it more embarrassment
giving efiect 70 her inLentions"
The liberal press Of Vienna are some
what 3 artlad a. the news that Austria has
promised the Emperor Maximilian Al an
nuul csntingeut ei 2,uoo men. IN order 10
enable Fraaee 70 reduce her army Of oceu-
patton II, says the Of Desscie Posi-. such
a resolut Ga should DO come 10, u would be
mischievoas in the highest degree, ar,
apart altogether from the question Of right.
-iis elect wolld Be ~ enable France 10 get
out VI an embarrassing ditfeiiliy, and to e.
cspe from the danger Of q war with America
Though Austria might not fear on her owu
sceCunt the eVsntuality Of such a war, she
would have 10 bear the rfspons hility u the
failure Of the Mexican expedition, and
what could Austria gain from France ia re-
turn for such servicg3 Perhaps 70 see en-.
ployed against her in Italy those sams
French troops Va n her Interference might
be the mesns Of bringing back from Mexico.
King Victor Emmsnuel has recsfged In
solemn audience the representative OF the
Emperor Maxim Han 81 MeNie The lst-
ter in his sddrsss said that the Empe-1r
animated BY sentiments Of aGection ier ne
King " Italy regretted having vsited 81
long before forming diplomatic relations
with the Court Of itaiy, and desired u 80
tAs bonds of HiendshiP bsiween the Two
young monarchies drawn closer aud closer
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Rev. DR.. Bacon has lately been 70 Rich
mand. On his way back, he called upon
President johnson, and told him, among
o her things, that he found ESQ white chill
aren attending the lab0ratory school 81
Richmond, a. peer and ignorant as the
blacks, and equally needing aid from the
Nerth. Whereupon the President quietly
rernarked, II am very glsd 70 End that any
hody knows that there are white folks Hi
he South o. Now that the fact Is discover
"a i may Be we'll ~ recolioct shat the edu-
cation Of the millions Of ignorant poor
whites IN the soutsis Just - important e.
the education Of freed negroes.-SPringasl
In. Lllela.
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DURYEA'S MAIZRNA
Was The only Preparation for food frOm
Indian Corn"

That received q medal and honorable mention from
the Royal Commissioner. AZ the great International
Exhibition, London, ls62 the competition o. all
prominent Manufacturers Of "Com Starch" and
Prepared Com Flour OF this and other countries
pnthvriffstaDu7pg
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100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, sc.
WORTH OVER 100000,

LII 10 be sold for One Dollar each, without re.
~ gard 10 value. Not 10 be paid for until you
know what you are 10 receive.
s'Th Is one OF the largest firms N tho CITY OF n
York, aud are doing very extensive Su mess, and
have on hand the largest STOCK that can be found in
the City.'-Cceana lines, Pent Water, Mich, Oct
"a IB6l "Their stock Is large, and buyers nay
RELY on articles purchased nom them Just as repre-
seuted Their lOns continuance IN business enables
them 20 offer better Inducements than any other
house IN the c ty.'-boysl American, Anderson,
Ind, Oct. %, 1854 Their Watches are admitted
them % be the best IN use. They all they ste
adyaltsed 10 be."-lndependent, WarrentOn, ILL.,,
Oct ~, 1854. They are large desiers and their
stock manufactured IN the best style, and Of pure
materials, Telegraph, ssugerles, n, r., Oct -,
iSGf "All goods furnished what they a rep
resented % be. Times, Wateryille, n Y, Oct 90,
lisa isWorthv Of confidence w yoInng Demo
crst, WarsaW. \ Y, Oct Is, 1884 "honorsble and
fair dealing northumberland Valley journal,
aeehEnleehurr. Pa (lcf 40 1854
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Ths Original and Bcat In the World Q
The only trus and perfect Hair r.re. Harm-
less, Reliable and lustsntancoua. Produces
imucdateiy q splendid Black or natural
Brown, without .niuriug the hair or skin
Remedies the ill effects of BAD dyes. Sold
b az Druggats- The genuine j. signed
WllIam A. eaichelor. klso,
Rcgt1cr1tac Ersracf 81 Ailgiczrs, fo-
Rss,graag arf hgsuel tliag fts Hllr-
CHARLES BATCHELQk, Nav NoaE.
acplj-ly
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The Ohio Statesman, noticing some stupia
gossip about Mrs. stephen A. Douglas, which
has been going the rounds Of he press,
says;
% Scarce had six mouths Of her widowhood
expired before il Wss as erted, as a hxed
fact, that she was soon 10 become the wife OF
Mr.. Chase. hoF late husbands most bitter
enemy, although il subsequently, appeared
that the parties had nOt exchanged a word
either oral or Written. for years"
Il Is due all concerned, The living and ths
dead, b say that, for some time before The
death Of senator Douglas, be end Secretary
Chase, and their families, were on terms Of
intimacy and sincere friendship. The patri
otto and courageous bearing 81 Senat
Douglas, in the frat days Of Mr.. Lincoln Z
Administration. giving bis powerful inAu
sncs unreservedly 70 snsiain The lcgitimats
GoVernment, aud vineicate Us authority by
arms, which was 80 gratefully applauded bI
the loyal people, was BY none estimated a
/ OF greater value and appreciated with NOR
/ satisfaction, than By Secretary Chase
Douglas and Chase stood together 70 uphol,
the hand Of the Presideuti aud the news o.
the death Of Douglas, va, as We know, re
cognized by Mr.. Chase noi only o. q n.tiou
81 misfortune, bat e. . personal loss.-ClH
otaHati Commercial
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Tar readers ct the Jamaiea revolt have
hesn captured, and are on trial before q
court martial. The rebels ere disbeartened
in consequence, ard are rapidiy guieting
Jogn. u is thought thst the insurrsstion
s nearly over A British var vessel has
been slsughtering Womsn add children On
ne Island With . rslsh CUTIE a. variancs
with their excessive iendsrnsss toward re-
balls In Ibis eountry.
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DE4TE o. a PoETKss.-Anosher sweet
lower has been called by the Destroyer
iron the garden q the south, nnd the
{" son8ster, has tuned her Tyre e sing the
pfalsfs 81 Der Maker in He Holy presence.
MIS-, Mary T. DAVIS, vile Of Hon. REUBEN
DAVIS Of Abersleen, 80 well knoWn 70 Mis-
sissiPpiaus by Der H7si as gacrre Hinda. .
aiier long aEd painful illness. passed 70
the Mercy Seat On Saturday the 2iEt q De-
tobss. noarued b. al who kzsE be-, for 70
ksos her vas 70 ioFs hsr.-Atsrdss4 Ssa1y
E-..aE
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CARRI1GR MASUFACTURERs.

GINGLhTON, r. b --Bookseller Publisher,
y SiatiOners and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Building
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John O'NEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
81 Of Claims, frosecutes all classes Of CLAIMS
against he Government for citizens and soldiers.
once IS Cesar street. Nashville, Tenn. lnov7-6mo
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-14
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