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IN CHANCERYA at CARTILAGE
auurr urrF - raer
- wnrht ma othsrs.

Vs. JIM. and AEaeh
Z A. Wright and others. bh
~ tb.s cause it appaaring 20 the sa lsiaclun o.
a. Z, ~ ard n .s1sr thst defendant Z A. Mrg1t
i 4 n-rosident q the STATE Of Tennessee nat
o. 5rd nary proee-s o. law suuo- BE- serVel uucn
nm. AS ne core o1dcrfd tla- purIeatou -
-l15e for 4. ar Consecutive week lu TIE NASHVILLE
Ua.on. neaspaper pa -lislel in me ely Of Nab
VILE requiring saii oeiendsnt 70 apprar before the
Chanosr5 Cont a. Car hagr, Teuuessee. On .hf "a
Mo- DAY in Angus rex, 1850 then and there 10
plead ansEer or demur % comp aInaut bill, ~ the
same vii be taken Tor confessed 81 % him. and set
l0r hearing e. par.e. D. IL. CAMPBELL,
maye-itE CLERK and Master.
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken in
three seconds by Mr.. Ferdinand, the CREST
Baby Tsmer, at he Gallery Of ths Cumber-
ard. sprll-L
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Gold has fallen from 200 to 1917, and
yet there has been no decline in the neces-
saries Of lie in this market. How is this
Is Nashville given over 20 the extortioner ?
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The Hon. JeTe Clemens arrived in this
city yesterday, and departs for his home in
Alabama this morning.
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In Chancery at Carthage
MARCH AULE, SIS.

Eua. Cu1am, L. asr#.r ff
e.. At1al hrneut kiI.
spsnosr McHsory 3 Others,
Il t-is eause % sppearing q satisfaction Of
~ CLERK and Maste non cona lsiaani's b8l
With s. sworn . hat lha rosendsnis, spencer
aeHeur1 and samss Mes cnry are non rel
az. o. he stsfe q 1e nessee 30 tIst he ordi-
II, refo G ora. nd O. publication maze for our
coasec tVe week IN he Nashville Uuion. q nsWs-
pa.sr published IN the y q NRshF 1e, requ ring
he $40 defend R1is sppesr ref r. the CLERK ana
Master Of The hsncery Coult a Garbage, Tsnnes-
sea, on or bssore the hr-t Mondsy IN July Ee1t.
is.5, then and there 20 plead snsesf o. oeuur 20
con piainstts TN, OF the same Hil b taken for
confessed a. 10 them and set ior hearing a. p1rfL
DAVID u. CAMPBEisL,
maye-stw Clerk and Master.
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orERA HoHsE.-A performance on satur-
day afternoon snd evening. Jimmy Nor
ris takes benefit. Jack Shepard viii be
performed.
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-, EYE AID EAR-And diseases Of the
NR@ Throat, Lungs, Heart, stomach,
~ Liver, Blood, &c will receive spe-
cial attention by DR.. AbOrn, OF the
Hotel. may5-6ga.
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6ExrLExES's CLoTHIAG cleaned and re
paired az 20 IL Cedar Street, corner Of
cherry, by Jas. J. McLoceHLES.
mav6-lus
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All persons afflicted with private diseases
would do well to call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No. % Deaderick street, up stairs.
Dr.. J. may be found in his Office at all
hours. apre
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PoLGED's VARrEIIEs.-A constant intro
duction Of the most attractive novelties
draws crowds to this poPulsr theatre every
niehL
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WILLIAM SIMMONS,
Carpenter and Builder,
AoLsmors St., bet chsrOh and Broad.
$500 Reward.

WE WILL give TO ANY ONs PRJDUCIsa
W a. sure speedy ant stfa q cure .or 6onor-
ne lecelt Or ten cent uasfas stamp, Elt1 o. icr
ne iorIuifr or SO for the atfer Never Calls to cure
m1ie or female IN from lre % ien days. ~ L
A4dfeas utls a dEktE uahOEEA,
ta7fa-itss a. f=aaar "a .afr.H. MHh
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DrsERrERs.-Six doserters from the 9th
Tennessee U. S. regiment, taken at Straw
berry plains, were brought in yesterday.
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Election Notice.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANKS, I
NAsHTuIn, April - lass. !
There VII Be q meetIrg Of he Stockholders Of
the Union and Planters BANKS % Monday, the Z2d
Of Nay aezt, e. their respective BANKING houses tn
Nashville a. IL O'Clock m, 70 take into consld-
eratnn the subject Of surrenderng the charters Of
the two Banks and winding up their Hfislrs.
By order OF the respectve Boards
JOS. W. ALLEN, Cash Union Bank.
D. WEAVER, Cash. Planter's Bank.
Apr1-td
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List Of Prices.

At the Bankrupt Sale Store, No. 50 Mar
Set street, between Union and the Square
where large assortment can be found.
S. LIEBERNAN, Proprietor
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CRANCERY COURT At SHELBY
VILE.
APRIL RULES, 1866.
B. F. Virgins
vs.
Herod q. Holt

IN this csse t appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master. from he complstnauts bill,
which is sworn 10, that the d. feodant, Herod q
Holt Is a non resident q the state Of Ielne-sce,
80 that the ordinary roces cf Law cannot De- sery-
ed upon him; 10 Is therefore oruered that publca-
ton be made for four success ave weeks m the Nash
vile Union. a newspaper Published 10 the city Of
Nashville requiring the said defendant 20 appear ai
The next term Of he Chancery Court % be- he'd n
Sheib5 vile on the first Monday after the luTu
z on1ay ia August ne1t, then and here o plea
answer or uemur % complainant Jil or the same
viii Ue taken for confessed and set Tor hearing r.
pdrfe.
mayT-ftws LEWI5 IlLLMAN, q VI.
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The interior Of Mississippi is to be occu-
pied by our troops. Gen. Dana will proba-
bly, occupy Jackson.
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North American, National Quarterly,
North British and Social Service Reviews,
iust received and for sale by Cone Tun-
nell, No. 40 Cherry street. 1t
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Thirty two cases were brought before the
Recorder yesterday, but none Of them were
WoN by Of special mention.
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CHANCERY COURT At SHELBY
VILE
APRIL RULES, 1865
NJ. s. Jones, ct ais.
". injunction Bill

N. 5. Jones, ct ais.
W. Injunction Bill.
William Costing. ct ais
IT appearing % the satisfaction Of the CLERK and
Master that the defendants, Frances Ross snd JEFF
v. harrington, are non presidents Of tho state Of
Tenness e and reside 10 parts unknown 20 that
the ordinary process Of laF cannot be served upon
Them It De- therefore ordered by the JIerk and N as
ter that publication be mate N Q Nashville Union,
a newspaper Published IN the city OF Nash he, for
four success We weeAs, requiring the sad d. tent
ants 20 appear az the next tenn Of the Chaucery
Court, 70 be he % the court house In The Town o.
sheibyvlle, on the first Monday after the fourth
Monday IN August, 1885, 10 plead, answer, or de
muir 20 cnmpa,nsnt's BILL or ne same viii be tAk5u
for confessed as 10 them and set Tor hearing or
Ddrte. LEWIS TILLMAN, Cd & NJ
h. C00PER, Solicitor. maY7-ftW'
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ExsSSSZyIS7.S1zssz



No travellers, soldiers or seamans outfit is com
plete without t.
Pain or dauspuess does not sfect It (; can be car
RED in the coat pocket; easily used on horseback.
From Lieut. Com. " B. Gushing, s.Nl
"naving carried one uith me % sea ] can say
that il ~ the most comp etc and convenisnt article
Tor the s0iuier OF sailor that has ever come under
my notice" - ---
cit il brimful n just the srticles a solder OF
Traveller needs for daily use."-Bost0H C5ngrega-
iio3Glig.
We have also letters highly commencing the case
from senator Wilson, Military Committee, Z. s.
Senate Gov. Perpont q West Virginia Hear Ad-
mirsl smith, Brig. Gen Hsyes. Bng. 6eneul DE-
R1ssey, v. ". Mekinn, A. q NJ, besides com
memo story notices from mo 81 TIE leading our
nails In the country. Agents wanted Sent, post
psid, on receipt q pncs, s. 50 IN extra huisf
s. %. ~
D. B. BRO. Ks 4 BROTHERS.
/ rrnVn-ew Manrrfnarrr a. enNnue
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OUR jos OrFIcE We arc executing every
description Of plain AID fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest styls q. and Sc the lowest
prices al this oilcs.
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Greeley's American conflict (cloth and
sheep) for sale by Cone & Tunnel, No. 40
Cherry street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-11

The genuine Cumberland Coal can be had
Of knight Bros. 0ficeat Driver BrOWu's,
No, So West Public Square.
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Shirts at N. York Prices
R.H. THOMPsONs Shirt Depot,
spr25-H p Cherry ST., near Union.

Gold is falling, so is the price of Photo
graphs at the Gallery of the Cumberland.
Card Pictures now only S. per dozen.
aprIl-tf A. s. MORSE, IS Cedar st.
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Rnsinrss nlrecIorr-

For sale at this Office, one good Tobacco
Screw Will be sold cheap for cash.
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Old Papers for sale at this Office. The
largest in the city.
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Tax on DREss MAKIYG.-The Balti~
NOSE American says:

--AS0S ~A---SAA NNA - -
In answer TO an inquiry as to the tax
on dress making, Mr., j j. Stewart, As
SCISSOR Of the Sd district, has received
from E A Rollins, Esq, Deputy Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, an an
swer stating that when the entire
amount Of manufacture does not ex.
coed 81 600 per annum it is exempt
from taxation; when the amount does
not exceed the above sum they are Ii
able to duty Of 6 per cent al Ualorea
on the entire amount of their manu-
faeture.
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New Goods.

WE HAYS Just EECEIVED LAR6E ana
w sell seiscied slccz OF spung and sumner
Cloihlng aor man and olya. FufaIshiaE tsools
Hats. laps, &C.. Also = ina assortment d CioIha.
CassIrnsrss ana Vasungs ior suits made 10 order.
Prices % SUIT ths Hmas, at so Market street..
aurff-ln KIRCHER AIIENWR
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1T is NOT A DYE.

REsrEmBER.-It is complete within itself; no other
dressing or accom- animent Of any kind being re-
CURED. The hair Is renovated and sire gthened,
an arestored TO it, original color, soness and beau
ty without the application Of mineral substance
II is entirely different from the many articles that
have been issued from time to time, and is the
ONLY KNOWN REsrORER OF COLOR and perfect Ham
DREssEB COMBINED. Il Is delicately perfumed, and
can be applied BY hand, or soh brush, as il does
not stain the skin or soil the finest linen.
TO TIE LADIES.
We would respectfully ask the attention Of ladies
to this new Univer-a'ly Dopulsr hair preparation
and remind them Of the well established fact thai
many OF the hair tones IN vogue are not only pow
erless for good, but absolutely perncious, and too
oen destructive in their infuenoe upon the growth
Of the hair. The London hair Color RestOrer
contains no substance thai will clog the pores, hu
II does contain real nOurishme for the ves-eli
from which It's roots spring. thus rendering the hal
truly elegant and beautiful in every period Of lite
On ch Id ems heads It lays the foundation o. gOoC
h-sd Of hair, and at the ady's toilet It is indispen
sable.
Does not sol Hat, B0HEst, or The fnssf linen.
It is the only stested article III VII Absolutely
wi bout deception restore the nar 70 is orUns
coli r AID beautY, cansing It % grow where q Ia
al en- of or become thin Price 81 3 Per bottle.
Sold by Dr. swsyne a Son, $50 North Sixth Street
| Phila,
J.&O.W SMITH,
| Cor Church and Vine streets, Nashville
may9-sm-tn IN sat
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COughs. Colds. Cansnmntlnn-

NNH@"1 NNAWNa
Coughs, Cold. Con uuspsian.
Coughs. Colds, Con ans pfion.
Coughs, Coids, Cone rnpfion
Coughs, Colds. C0nsumpuon.
-lr sHayns.s Compouni syrup Wild Cherry.H
Dr sEayne.a Compound syrup Wild Cherry
"Dr- ssayne's COMPOUND yrup WId Cherry-
Cures ali g mpa.nfs
Cure i Comrlalnfs
Cures al Compla O.
Cars an Complaints
" the Throat. Breast and Lanvs.
OF ne u rou hrerst IA d lung
% TIE Ihroaf, IS east and Luag-
Or tns Throat, Breast shd urql.
u so7'hes thr irritaii0n o. the uucous rrsr,h--.
which me ne az Do saEes, aad 4rvc- so0,--.r
stress, calsin3 testing or rsing 10 he fhrrrf
promo e eNper radon, ioossns the touch rrs-fsr
gh On clogs lp ne Vrsse % sue throat Il Il ifa.
mus enaL.irg M tent % breathe free aaf rsl1
ral ~ slinla'ea me power Of a1gsst on. a-f -.
peilormed very rn- ~ cures when 10 a b-----
{ probability 10 could not b. uozs'fls
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For sale az this office one Hand Wagon,
nearly new, which viii be sold cheap.
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Buckeye
Reapers& Movers.

4 AN the sole agent Cor the sale Of this excellent
Machine In Middle Tennessee Send your or
ders early. J. ". HAMlL ION,
successor % Macey Hamilton,
fed25-Sms No. ls College street, Nashville
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VIZ. P. EAToS & Co, are our sole Aiver
Using Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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7-3O Treasury Notes,

which are issued in sums Of $50, 800, $500, $780,
ana 5000 tn inter ray7 bic on 18th June and
5th Of December Of zach year. til line, 1865 when
they can be converted ntO the famous $50
Gold bearing per cent Bonds, equal 10 about 10
per cent. interest, as no State, County Cny tax
can be levied upon these securities.
Further information can be had at the Bank, No.
90 Cherry Street. may2-lm
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JANIS B. QuixBr, Of the NatiOaai Banner,
is our sole Advertising Agent for Gin
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
CLOSE CT THE SENATORIAL Goa
TEST.

At the caucus Of the Union mem.
bers of the Legislature, held at St.
Panl on Monday evening, Hon. Daniel
S. Norton, of Wiuona, was on tie thir-
ty-second ballot, chosen as the candi-
date for United States Senator. This
result was unexpected, We think even
to the friends of that gentleman, and
those bess informed as to the supposed
strength of the different candidates.
Although Mr.. Norton vas not our
first choice, yet after the withdrawal Of
Governor Miller, some ten days before
the caucus, he was far from being our
last Mr. Norton is a man of decided
ability; keen, penetrating and observ-
ing. aud with considerable Legislative
experience. He will doubtless do him.
self honor and the State good service
in the new and responsible position TO-
which he has hc"n called We tender
him our con -rAtulltions.
On Tnes.lay, the Legislature met in
joint Conycninn when Mr Merton re-
ceived 46 ;"tes, and James George
(i'cmocraC Is votes.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
THE GOVERNORS MEssAaE.

This document, although quite long
Occupying almost all our space this
weeks we'll worthy perusal. The
exhibit it gives OF the general condi-
ton Of the State is very gratifying
The recommendations it contains will
be seconded by all
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
s1RAYED OR STOLEN.

From Belle Prairie, about the middle Of
September. chestnut colored MARE, with
a white streak on forehead, and about FIVE
years old. A suitable reward will be paid
tor her return to
s. - MOSES LAFOND.
jan5-3wII j.. ...... ..,i Grow Wing, MINI.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

GROVER & BAkEE'S
u HIGHEST PREMIUM
s E NG M CHINE S
Will do a greater variety Of work. and with
greater rapidly and have taken more pre-
mi ANS han any other Machine in use.
$. f.. GEE. Agent.
v7no5 No. o42 Third street. ST, Paul
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

,TRA1.-Came to the subscriber, living
y i'm the town of Maine Prairie, some-
time in August, TWO CALVES, one a
heifer and the other steer, about one year
old EACH. The owner will prove property,
pay charges and take them away.
dec1-SwN PETER NEIDERT,
Is St. Cloud, Nov. 28th, 1854.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
Letter List.

T IST Of Letters remaining uncaled for in the St
l Cloud Post Office Jau 18th 1865.
Lenger Barbara Hanna John
Quill Johanna Hoffman Joseph
Khimcs Mrs Chris Till
Smith Sarah karc William
Aycrl NJ Kennedy Charles
Cra:nn,ond s \ kcough Jas
Cyw:nski John Lcnzen Matthias
Donavan John iaronde 'lenrie
Easton Mathew Morrison Moses
Fessenden Edwd D Meagher Martin L
Gardner Leopold Morgan Kas
Hamilton James Nilges John
Haler Adam Prohs,feld Alich
lIawley CP Spencer Elisha
Hamilton Chas Sommers David G
Hartmann S Singer Valentine
Hartman G H Uffner Frank
Harwood N B Tibblts Vim
Hanfurd A L Thacker VIC
Hepner Jno Teisen Peter
Haws Walter
:. II. z. MITCHELL, P. NJ.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
sOTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ sTEARNs.-ss -. =

~ eTEARNS.-SS -------5I
= TIT Z The State of, Minnesota,
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said Cbsssty:
You are hereby commanded to summon
Stephen Oyster if he shall be found in your
County to be and appear before the under
signed. one Of the Justices of the Peace in
anu for said County, on the Nineteenth day
Of January, 1865 At 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, at my Office in st. Cloud, in the said
County. TO answer Orlan o. Cullen in =
civil action: and have you then and there
this writ. 90. -
Given undr my hand this sOth day of
Dec, 18G4.e P. C. RANSOM,
Jano-3w 81 Justice of the Peace.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
GREEN - APPLES.

so Barrels
ut received, and for sale at
J. c. s HI. c. BURBANK h co.'s.
dec22-4w st. German street, St. Cloud.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

MAURER l. SCHERER,
Manufacturers and Dealers il
Boots, Shoes, Leather and Findings,
Between robey's and Book STOREY
ST. CLOUD. v7n24-1y 49, MINI.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

NEW -4DFEHTiSf'NE.tI&-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
MILITARY AFFAIRS.

:s.., MILITARY AFFAIRS.
One year ago serious apprehensions
were entertained that continuance of
the war, and future call for troops,
would find the State unable to furnish
more than one, or ut most two thou
sand men in addition to her previous
heavy contributions. To that gloomy
prediction, she presents the following
patriotic response: (the statement in
Guiding eleven months ending on the
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-30
Murder AT OcOnee-TW Muir.
derS eau ght and Hung.

We learn from the Vandaha Union, De
catur Chronicle and Oconee Union that
three men, two OF them named joseph
Trumbull and Toby Welsh, went to the
house of John Morris. VINO owns large
peach orchard near Oconee S a,ioa, on the
Illinois Central road, shot him dead, and
robbed him Of $3.50. Mr. Morris had a
few days before received $4,000, but the
murderers filled to get it. The alarm was
given as soon as the murder was discover
ed, and about four hundred men turned
out in pursuit of the Williams. All three
were finally caught. and one Of them con
fessed the crime. Subsequently two Of the
murderers were seiz,d by thu people from
the officers, and hung in the freight
house of the Central road, at Oconee. One
Of them was desperate guerilla, and was
with Clngman in all mis- guerilla operations
last summer. The other murderer has been
committe | to the jail n Shalbyville for tri
al. The Shclbyvile Union says bush
whacking is carried on with high hand
west of Oconee. in ,Christian county, and
the outrages upon person and property are
very numerous.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-30

W The flow of maple sap Is very album.
dant this year, and farmers are anticipating
general yield Of sugar.
81 The papers in Georgia and Alabams
are muttering complaints against JEFF Da
Wis and his Cabinet. A Milledgevlle pape,
thinks "the masses have been fighting and
suffering and paying taxes without asking
any questions, long enough"
az The Richmond authorities propose Il
send Ave or six hundred of their poo, wo.
men and children to the North, because
Of the scarcity Of provisions.
The pork house of Thomas Henry & Co.,
at 81. Joseph, Missouri. was destroyed by
fire on Monday, 9th inst. Loss 5000 900.
Insured for |, tile over $ll0 900.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-30

The Herald's Newbern dispatch OF the
2oth says supplies are being rapidly toward
ed to Sherman. Army transportation is
abundant. The Sanitary Commission agents
are also actively at work. q
The number Of refugees attaching them
selves to Sherman's army is enormous.
The people of North Carolina almost unan.,
i'm ously welcome his appearance. All who
reached Fayetteville with him were sent to
w ilmington.
1t appears that the evacuation Of King
ston by the rebels was mistake Bragg
denies having ordered it, Hoke produces
telegram sustaining his action. The tele-
graph operator escaped and is now in New
bern.
An officer just in says an entire rebel
brigade attempted to desert between King
ston and Goldsboro, and had 6ght with
other rebel troops.
The Tri bupe's Washington special says
the city has been fill of rumors that the
whole right wing of Lees army has surren
dered, but the War Department has no such
Information.
The Herald's despach. speaking Of these
rumors. says they are simply premature.
The Pre- sident telegraphed from the front
at II a. m. yesterday that our lines had adj
vanced on the left so as to include those pre-.
v,ously occupied by the snemy's sLirmishers
and that IN this movement between 400 and
500 rebels were captured. .--,-.--.--.
says it is reported that at least two brigades
of rebel troops are secreted in the swamps
along the Neuse river, awaiting an opportu.
nifty to enter our lines.
The Tribune's Washington special says
Gen. Crook has been assigned to COM
mand in the Army Of the Potomac.
Gen. Singleton, just returned from Rich
mond, ridicules the idea of a renewal Of
peace negotiation, and is certain neither Lee
or Davis have any intention OF submitting.
Sheridan's men are being remounted and
will be soon in saddle
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-30
SELECT SCHOOL
MISS NELLIE BLAKE, A. B. Teach
MIas HANNA La MONT.
THE TRUE CAPE COD GRAN

l. BERRY, for Upland and Garden Cultivation.
April, May and jane the best months for plant
Ing this excellent and easily grown fruit in Gardens
and Maskaa a or was over 4U0 bushels per
acre. Explicit directions for ultivaton on small
or SCALE with prices of plants will be sent
logue Of all seeds. Fruit and Fiowering Trees an
Shrubs, and plants required for the Farm Garden,
or Nurse y. Al.the new Strawberries are now ready
LOT delivery. prepaid by mail. Now is the time to
plant for spring crop. AGENTS WANTED.
Carriage Of all packages paid to Boston or n York
BY Mail, fresh seeds of all kinds. The new Straw
berries, Grapes, Currants, &C.
Price descriptive list will be sent to any address.
B. NJ WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries,
March %, 1s65-1m Plymouth, Mass