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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

In conformity With mode q advertising
found sdvantageous, and indeed necessary
in other cities, We have determined 70 COM
mence a Business Directory in the Union,
i.s vide and numerous circulation Citing i
peculiarly for the purpose The Directory
viii contain the names, address and busi-
ness or profession, Of those advertising
in Il, arranged under classified heads. as
aDrurs," ssLaw," 'sDry Goods" It,. Toe
subscriptions Scr cards % appear in the
sNashvilIe Union Diroctory" viii be sl5
for one year. or s. for ak months WHICH
Il the shortest period for which card viii
be taken.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

~WmD Eftt, raE SPY or, TEE FouSp-
likes o. raR FoREsr."-Thia great story
from TIE pen Of ths famous romsncsr'
Francis s. smith, nov in course Of Pnbli-
cation in she columns Of The New YORK
weekly, ought 10 be popular, from the fact
the incidents Of which il e made up AZ
drawn mainly from the history Of ths
American Revelation, thus Tepdering 4 IN
str. csive Is well as amusing. The Amer
can people can never read too much Of thsi
era Ia the history Of this country wher
dsspotism persisted and freedom recsived
new birth on cOlumsia's sol. It
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

The notes and accounts Of T. & ". Ea-
kin 4 Co., Strickler, Ellis 4 Co., and A.G.
Adams 4 Co.. will be found at No. 81 North
College street, near the Square, where ali
persons indicted TO any Of these firms will
p ease make Immediate payment, ~ the
business must be closed up.
10 my absence, Mr.. R. o. Throne is full
ly authorized % attend to the business.
A. G. ADAMS, 81 College street,
mar3i-sm near the Square.
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WRTTNs And ToILET.--We call attention
to the advertisement, IN another place, Of
Brooke Bros Patent Writing Case. The
military papers and officers Of high rank
hSaxgiiy commend It a. especially adapted
to soldiers and sailors. See the advertise
ment
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

BaEHARoUs.-All who love a good smooth
shave, fashionable cut Of the hair, heal
thy ohampOoing, or enything else in the
line win ind Sampson KsebIs, next. the
Commercial on Cedar Street, a polished
and skilfui professor Of his art.
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ENCOURAGING 20 COnsumers-The Cri-
sls has Cons at Last.

We are pleased 20 inform cur readers thst
the sAll Of god has enabled orr TREND
Totasn 30 re4ue the price on groeeries and
canned g0odss - thst be Il nov selling ~
Louisville prices. We Wonld advise aesl-
ers md purchasers 81 family supplies %
Give him q call, as they can saye many
9reenbacks By buying 81 Ne. = North Col
Zee street. lAprii7f
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The headquarters Of Col. Van schrader,
Spruce street, were brilliantly illuminated
snd splen8idly decorated with flags Lass
night. We have seen nothing more beau
tifal ana appropriate during The war.
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken is
three seconds By Mr. Ferdinsnd, the great
Baby Tsmer, at the Gallery OF the Cumbsr-
land. aprl1-tf
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cOHrSoi coxrSo Sun the boys come
back % the glorious Union and she protec-
ton OF tbs dear old fag--thiriy- rebel
dsserters took the oath at Capt. GoodWins
Office Yesterday.
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FoR TRIaL.-At the Provost Marshel's
Yesterday John Foley was held for trial on
charge OF neglect Of duty, and attempting
to dispose Of government property.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

party win Be given tonight al Prof
Prstt's Academy. A fne time is certain 10
be the result to All who participate. Pro
cure tickets Of the scholars, IS none viii be
sold al the door.
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Richmond has fallen And 80 has Furnl-
ture at Adams, surdam & Co.'S, q Broad
street. u
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Gold is falling, 50 is the price of Photo
graphs at the Gallery Of the Cumberland.
Card Pictures now only s. per dozen.
aprIl-tf A. s. MoRsE, rs Cedar 81.
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Gold is falling, gold is tumbling, but the
prices Of boots, shoes and hats have dsciin-
ed in double proportion, at the bankruPt
sale store, No. 80 Market street, between
Union and the Public square. IT,
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See Advertisement Of " Rooms 70 Rent, "
to be found in another column Of tO-dsy's
paper. The location Is pleasant and the
terms win be modersts.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

We would ssy to our patrons hat tney
win find Of Arthur A. Breasts Hsrdware
store No. - Public square, - hne end
complete an assortment Of wostenholns's
and Roakera' Poeksl Kniyes e re have
ever seen in this city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

500 bbls. choice extra Family Flour jest
received FROM steamer MsFmora, By Adams,
surdam 4 Co., s. Broad street. spFIl-St
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All persons afflicted with priva.e diseases
would do well TO call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No. % Desderick street, up stairs
DR.. J. may be found in his office at all
hours. aps6
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Pearl Ministries, in Oil. or Water cOlors.
Get the genuine at the Gallery Of the Cum
berland. aprll-tf
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W C. Collier laid upon our table Sunday
and yesterday FUN sles Of the latest usws-
pspsra
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Adams, surdam Co, 81 Broud street,
htye Just received 100 boxes Glass.
sprlI-st
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A select stock 81 dry goods from the
bankrupt sales in New York, Just received
At the baRkrupt ssls store, 80 North Market
street, and viii be sold At such prices as 70
sst0nish purchasers. e.
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GOLDsBoRo, April s.-Desertsrs aud refu-
gees report the evacuation Of Raleigh, and
that the enemy we're throwing up works on
Tar river, at Rocky Mount, about niles
from here, towards Weldon, and on the
Weldon and Wilmington railroad.
The enemy are burning the bridges and
ties on this road. and carrying Of the rails.
II is thought that Johnston viii 60 to the
relief Of Lee. His army is demoralized.
EEw YORE, April l0.--Cotton dull and
heavy, and n0minally lOWor--3se for mid
ding. Gold dun and decidedly lower,
opening at IA, closing At l449l.
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saaalInille Aaiall
TUESDAY, APRILll. 1855

ouE Jos 0ffieK.--We ere ezscusingeTs
description o. plan and fancy Dob Pfsht-
ing in the zeasest style, and A. tie lowest
prices, ct this once.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

We ars i1aektod 90 she Adams' EEpssn
cssnJ,sHy for The latest New York sna
louisville aailiss.
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Old Pictures copied to Carte de visite, or
ehlsrgss b sny size. al the Gallery Of the
cumssrlzad. sprll-u
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HArs AxD Cars. spring style aid IN large
variety, sust received By R. h. ThOmP'on
No. IS Cherry street, near Union. Il
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just received by Adams. surdsm A Co.
81 Broad street, 90 bills. Cider. II
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

Hans AkD Cara. spring style and in large
variety, just recsivcd By r. r. ThonPeOHs
40. % Cherry street, near Union- e.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

Sea the advertisement Of Cooking Range
for sale, in another column Of tO-dsy's pa
psr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

wears obliged to Messrs. Cone F6nasil
for the latest illustrated weekiiss, and Tie
New York eiucihnss and Louisville pa
psrs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

Gem pioturos. g per dosen. Vniy = PEI
ao-sn ~ bsst qasllsg q card piesafss' .
Aasrss Gallery, & Church strict 2
apEll-n
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Apples, 'sPeaeh blow" Potatoes, (very
ehOice,) ''Messins Oranges and Lemons, .
Crab, Cider and Dried Apples, to arrive
this Day per steamer Hsrdhfnss, aud for
sale At landing in lots TO suit At low
low rates. q
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

-Four Dollars per dozen for card pictures.
Adams Gallery, Al Church street.
aprlItf
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sHIEEs.-A large assortment, At reduced
prices, By R. H. Thompson, No. 2s Cherry
tTest, near Union. sL
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River and steamboat News.

Il has rained incsssantly at this point,
FOR the last twenty foar hours.
The Cumberland is rising very rapidly,
With about twenty feet on the Harpsth
Shoals. The boats IN port were impressed
into the government service 10 save the
United States freight On the lsTee from de-
structiOn. A great amount was destroyed
Yesterday, st the lower wharf, before it
could be removed.
The weather is cloudy and more rain is
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To he UnmaIried.

GRACE VAN n kaFs Tlz GFF FED Car.
" Foyaat aaa fuiuFls4 en- ~ he nid Of the
ao1oeope prodace perect 1fness e yqnr fi-
s1re partner, giving he daie ftha hspnr event
ieadine trAits Of chafaceer oet1rat.61. uhrisar
rch o. poor, Post oltca addrasa asl osker Velua a.
bic tntornAnon. IL daetnnd
ssna n mai, Prsnat1. QEa nafiar. and nea
ssesa4, via TAI olserI tion 81 fouE1flf alid
VII return fhE Hkenees. Nh ~ rfe<e iea.rrea-
lsazsaassns Eo'psss1 g. ns,,5If Ia.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

The best Coal for steam is the Cumbsr-
land.
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cXEDT8TTFs.

We are suhonzed % snnounee :. 3. Pue1EEs,
formerly taPta'n Of Police. As candidate ior Con
sahis. to al tbs vaeancy occasioned BIZ The rssgra
son Of John & Sesman. Election The 18Th inst.
We are authorized to announce A. G. TrcKEE- De.
pasy City Marshal. IS q candidate Tor Constable, TO
~ the vacancy oecazionsd By the resignation o. J.
E Newman Election 18Th inst
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wAslhseros, April 10. = Tie pspars-
mcnts are all closed to-day, and everybody
keeping holiday. Secretary Stanton err
presses the opinion thal here win no m 10
heavy fighting. Il is expected here thss
Johnston win surrender, Special dispatches
were yesterday sent 70 sherman. Mr.. La
eola hes returned and = esoseie3 with his
Cabinet. There is resson 70 believe that
JED Dsvis vus y Dsuv.iie Saturday night
trying to Join Johnston with the archives
q the late rs9sj c.vsrements aida large
amount Of specie
WAsaao1as Atril I0.--- Reliable nswt
has been received from a gentleman Who
lefs Richmond yesterday. that shepleys ! y
order Of the President, has given safe con-
duct e Ssnstor Hunter 70 coms and 20
rom that city, He Is supposed to Be- on
his estate, ATTY miles tom Richmond.
There were no prayers offered IN the
churches y stsnday ior he President, ard
Of coarse none for Tho Southern Confed-
eraey. The citizens generally regard The
war as over, sid further ressss4nrs there
fore as unWise.
The Richmond Wing Of Saturday. ss5s
the statement that there would be q meet
ing, last evening, q such members % the
Virginia Legislature as still remained IN
the city, was not strictly CORRECT. There
was no meeting Of the Legislature, bat
s;nply az Internal coufsrenco and consul-
tstion Of private individuals, among whom
were members Of the Legislature. The
motives Of the these gentlemen oo1nins 20
gether was 10 hear, from Judge Campbell,
tbs terms on which President Lincoln had
expressed himself, on which Virgins
might return 30 the Union and /
Mr.. }. R. Anderson, David J. Barry, Nah.
P. Tyler and Il. ". Thomas we're appoint-
ed a committee to inform The Legislsturo
and Gov. Smith Of President Lineolns
terms and Judge Campbell was requested
70 accompany the committee, who we're to
leave the city IS soon s. passports cOald be
had. Itwss said to be probable that they
would get Of this morning. We prefer not
10 state cur understanding Of President
terms, a. our Information IS not
,ficisl. The only information received IN
Washington Of the Presidents proposition
5 that it was q very kind and liberal one.
CucISS1TI, April 10, nOOn.--The markess
generally, are wholly unsettled, and prices
lominaL No attempt win be made to do
business, until New York is heard from.
small sales Of whisky at 80. The river
las fallen six feet four inches. L rained
Until near midnight yesterday, and is now
lsudy, with thermometer 40, barometer
95i.
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For sale at this O1fce, one Hand Wagon,
nearly new, Which WI be sold cheap.
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GRAxD CoxcERr.--At the Thalia Hali this
evening the Bend Of the 18th Infantry Will
give a Grand Concert. They offer 4 bill Of
the most attractive character. The ceie-
bratod aAnvil Chorus" and the "sieigh
GaIop," with the gCuckoo Polkss = and ia
vorits pieces from Donizssti, Verdi, Ac.
This is an occasion that cannot fail to graf
ify every lover Of music. A splendid ball
viii be given after the concert
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The itssst burning Coal i ,hs 0unhss-
land.
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PoLaSD's THE3qkz.-Thia theatre, corner
Of Broad and Cherry, Is attracting in
menss audisncss from the beauty Of The
house and the szeellsncs Of the perform
aneea.
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ARRIVED.
Miami from cineinnati.
AsrmOra from Louisville.
Hard Times from
NJ. s. Nepham from 81. Louis.
Omaha
W. +. Curtis from Cincinnati.
Emma from Clarksvilge.
Bermuda from Louisville.
No departures yesterday.
The Brilliant has been purchased by
Capt. Davy White, Of st. Louis, and 50
takes the place Of the Imperial il the reg
ular St, Louis and Nashville packet line.
The splendid Mepham leaves, as advsr-
Used, at 10 o'clock this morning. Boyd r
PEBBLES, Agents.
The popular Miami, Capt. Wolfe. starts
this evening for Cincinnati. Boyd & Pee
bles, Agents.
See the advertisement Of the favorite
boat Caroline, she is of this evening.
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For sale at this .efiea, one good Tobacco
Screw. Vail be sod eheap for cash.
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To. best srsts Coal il The osHs'Fisnd.
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OLD TarArnE.--M'lie Zoe IS reapiEg
laureis By her novel stYle and eonsummate
IA lStsry II the diEEsult relss che undertakes.
The great piece Of MYRTLE, The boy
Avsngef,' which faeinstas like q spell
With is thrilling incident And wild dsno4-
neat. and that standing favoriie the "WeIt
Of wish -ton-wishs p are the pieces to night.
Msdemoisslle spPssrs in them both.
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Splendid card picturea, s. per dozen, At
Adams Gallery, Al Church street
aprII-tf
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G. ". HENDERSHOTT & CO.

A ~ NOW RECEIVING A lARsE AND
n sen selected stock Of
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AMusRMrNrs-

hFw THEzTRE.--The excellent COMPANY
a his house give to night for The las
time this aeason, the taking drama Of oval
lace the Hero Of Scotland" The farce (
rTurn him cat, " regular screansr, with
extra toots aad . coughing a.. The fairy
speeisels Of etbs saven Sisters. 2 got up as
crest expense and on scsle Of unsafpass-
ed nagnlfesncs viii Be presented 10 NOR
row. Prepare for Al Immense treat,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-22
Mr.. warren Munger, Jr.

The negro equality nominee for Pro- G.
cutiug Attorney, has never, to our know
ledge, made speech, that either his
friends or his opponents haze considered
worthy of publication or notice. We un-
derstand however, that he is around talk
ing to small gatherings Of his party friends
in this county, telling them all sorts Of
horrible stories about their Democratic
neiRhbors, under the delusion that he will
thereby secure his election. He ought to
tell them, that we, the Abolition party,
suffered the county to drift into this aw-
ful war rather than compromise single
plank otthe Chicago platform that while
jeff Davis in the Senate was saying to
Northern Democrats "set the Crittenden
Compromise passed by the Republicans
and viii oppose secession" we Aboli-
tionists were saying without little
blood letting this Union is not worth q
rush." that 1t has cost a million lives and
4, 900 millions Of money to get what we
might have had by honorable concessions;
that we have imprisoned ten thousand cit
izens of the Northern States without law
and discharged them without trial, repara-
ton or apology; that we have trampled
under foot the lost sacred provisions OF
our Constitution that we have mobbed
the newspaper offices of those who differ
with us, and assassinated Democratic edi-
tors that we most persistently misrep-
resent and pervert the utterances of our
opponents, and thereby create striies,
ratings, denunciations, evil smmisings
and hatred among those who would other
wise live together in peace and good fel-
lowship, and therefore our party should
always be in power. This is just what
Warren Munger Jr.'s party has done
Will the people elect him an officer ofihC
1lsw ? We trust not,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-22
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
Current News Items.

We learn from reliable sources that the
Fenian organization in the Northern States
numbers two hundred and twenty-one
thousand men These men are openly pledged
to move any day on the great question OF the
liberation Of Ireland and to aid and assist in
that noble undertaking tits also stated that
number Of aubaltern officers from the Army
of the Potomac are now in Ireland drilling
the people and preparing them for the coming
struggle Only about fifty Of these officers
have left this country for ireland within
few months. II so few iberty-loving spirits
can produce such profound sensation in
England as now prevails, setting the Govern
ment, the press and British subjects in a
state of alarm, what will be the effect when
two hundred thousand similar souls, all Ani-
mated by the same glorious sentiment-the
freedom of Old Erin-shall land upon the
soil Of Ireland
The inhabitants of Porto Rico, Spain, have
experienced violent earthquake, ard the
Consideration among the citizens Is repre-
scented to have been terrible. a .-'.
The wife OF Tom Moore, the poet, is dead.
The English Government has ordered q
number of gunboats and two men-ot-war to
be stationed off Botany Bay, and other sta,
tions on the west coast of Ireland.
Cyrus W. Field is passenger on the
Australasian. he says a double telegraphiG
cable will be laid next pear,
General Sheridan he's returned TO New Or
leans from Texas
It is stated that the Imperial army in Mex
leo has been reinforced by 10000.
Secretary Seward was quite i'll yesterday
There was a suffocating crowd Of office
seekers at the White House yesterday.
On next Thursday the frat pioneer steamed
TO Brazil, from the United States, will sal
from New York % "a q q 8pa 81 u
Jeremiah Townsend, the swipder of th,
Townsend Savings Bank, has been sentences
to seven years in the State Prison Of Cor.
nectieut, is.1H 1liu-a anB l.l14 ,aaiJ
The number OF psrClOns granted by th,
President is on the increase Aboal ID, ,O0'
are awaiting the action of the Executive.
There has accumulated ia the 'Uuitet
States Treasury about $72 100000. iat.".
The prisoner Wirz has been promised |
fair defense, but as he ia without means, i
is doubtful if he can procure scarcely any o
the witnesses be has snbpenaed %.
The St. Louis officials have had very cor
dial reception in Philadelphia.
Fifty thousand dollars worth of propert!
was destroyed by FIRE yesterday morning, a
the town of New Lots, Kings COuaty, NeI
York. ....,... ,,.r
The Democratic Convention in WisoonsiI
has nominated Harrison c. Hobart for GOV
ernor. The Platform indorses Presiden
JohnsOn's policy, 10 ,a1eiaaa''i .-s9i
J. ST. Lsger Grenfsl, convicted BY court
martial in Cincinnati Of being Confederate
conspirator, and sentenced to death, bu
whose sentence has been commuted TO I'M
prisonment for life at the Dry PerlngAs, ar
rived at New York on Sunday, on his way Y
his place of confinement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-22
The Treasurer's Securities.

The Journal this morning asserts that
the Union Board of Commissioners "fixed
Mr. Staley's bond at S275, 600, his secu-
rites being worth 100000" We will
now proceed to show by evidence furnish
ed us from the records by a gentleman,
who would be very poorly complim ented
by the remark that he knows more about
the tax duplicates than any office holder
or deputy now in the Court House, that
Mr.. Staley's bondsmen are not worth
S400, 900 or even the half of that amo INT.
We give them below, with the amount
Of property, real and personal, on which
| tla Nv oo oh nov taxas :.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-22
mATHImONrAL. o,

r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN; II you wish to
marry You can do 30 by addressing me. WI l
send you without money and without price, valuable
Information, that will enable you 10 marry hsppily
and speedily irrespective Of age, wealth or beauty
This Information will cost you nothing and u you
wish 10 marry, will oheeriuy assist you. All let-
tefs strictly confidential. The desired information
sent by return mall and no reward asked Please in
close por tage stamped envelope, addressed TO
= t'hn,ia "t.f,5 sARAH D. LAMBERT,
Vte. HluE Ig Md Greenpoint,
u1sd3m Kings Co.. New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-22

-yvdGuARANTRE OF REPUBLIoAN FORM OF Gov
ERsMExT"'-Ihe last phase Of Republican
government at the South is this; II ths Gov.
eminent stole all q plaDters work hands and
the planter refused 70 keep and feed the wives
aad children, threstened to seize the planters
corn crop. That brought him to his senses
says the Cincinnati Gazette. a
> J Ii a white mechanic strikes for higher
wages he is arrested by the military, II a
planter offers too little wages to negro, he
Il arsested--so that all are equal before
musket law. 40 s' @A4+
sf- .Aa7 7-77T7 T--T' N - VII tltsf
General Forrest is running saw-mil in
Mississippi a,fts.