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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-04

VIR9INIA LAND FOR shLE-I HAVE FOR sALE
Washington city which win cell a great barran II -
piled for soon situated on the Loudon and Hsmpshlrc
from Hernden station The railroad Win soon IN running
order The land covered With wood which will nst morS
section e yell sdapssd = The growth q ali knds Of grain =
well - frh particularly peechee and GrApeo The CLIMATE
u peasatt and very healthy. his d good chance for
person Of email means 70 possess hmseR valuable pro-
stables Sixth susst vAshnaon whsrs more psrcuA cSa
- sAS u IN GLAZE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-04

UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET-IN HUDSON CITY
II the Hopcken and Jersey City horse railroad.
Nicely furnished Rooms 70 let with or without Board, "a
gentlemen gentlemen and their wives Terms
Half an hour from New York by Barclay or ortandt
ferry. For particulars address q. T. Lndsley Hudson
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

The Psychological Journal and Life
Illustrated. for January, appears with 81
quarlo pages. and a beautiful illustrated
cover. il contains portraits Of Tenny-
SOP, Silljman, Sheridan Cobb, Phillips,
Susanna Wesley-moIher Of John-an
Indian Chipf. Franz Muller, Miss Mug
gins, Mss Fury, the Princess Of Wales
Florence Nightingale. q Group Of War
riors, Hanuibal. Julius Caeser, Pizarro.
Cromwell. Charles XII. friedrich the
Great. Scott. Wellington and Napoleon,
with E,biaolocy Phreuology Phy>iogno-
my Physiology aud PsyculQgy. No. /.
Vol ll,t. 81 cents a rumter or 81 90 a
year. Address Fowler & Wells, $50
Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

Last Friday night the anamile" used
Tor The purpose c~caxing the boGk- board
and mail matter from Nebraska City to
this place, got frightened about three
miles ives, Of this city, and actually ran
on spiliing both human and unhuman
mall bags around promisenSusly. and
damaging the said b~uck-bOard copsidera-
ply Cause supposed TO be the wind
blowing upon The horse from a stack Of
pats.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

The January numb~r of The Lady 5
Friend IS a ready on cur liable, aud full
ly bears out the high reputation OF this
new monthly, winch Is now entering
upon the second year Of its exls'ence.-
The leading steel engraving, Hush! II
Is Asleep Is Il beautiful picture, and
will doubtless 60 rIgbl to the hearts Of
tie ladies. Tie Fashion Plata doub-
lie one. as usual. Is very handsome In
deed, admirably eograved IN steel, and
richly coiore. Ten there is a cOlored
design OF a " ork IaLIe Companion, a
a very useful lady, as she serms, 10 red
and yellow aud blue; and Numerous OH
er encravlngs of the Fashions, Work
Table DEPARTMENT. sc. The Muse OF
dis number Is a piece entitled Il Stood
Within our Cottage Hall" Among The
literary contents, which are even uiu u
aily excellent, we may specify "A Great
Match" by Emma B. Ripley; Little
Mat; - ga Story Of a Household" by
Mrs. Hosmer; False" by P H. Case;
CUPID at The Cape" by Miss Dennel-
ly; Through the Pa%per-AlItl," by VT-
CANA f. Townsend james SmIth's
Story" by julia Gill Castle LInnloch,'
by Aunt Alice; Mrs, GordOl's Pre-
scription,'' by C. M. Trowbrif@vr
SISTER LII" by Mrs. Tack9TTII; ,or,sIs
aud Hated" Lv "a
Price 50 SO; 2 copies s4 90; 8 cop.
les SIC &c; q copies S35 90. SPrcl.
men numbers Will be sent 10 those &c
sirous of making up clubs for Is cents.
Wheelyr & Wilson's celebrated Sewing
Machines are furnished as Premiums.
Address Deacon & Peterson. $40 Wat
nut street. Philadelphia.
Now is the time 10 send Oh subscrip
tions for 1865.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

Anew Sunday School BOOK o. $50 PAGES OF b~eautifuI
hymns and times ~ ecutaine lnair sens such as
snail We know each other here SuGh uf Gc thidrcn
u COME Unto Ne; The beautiful shrie ca. 'tis rl.it-
oHs; Leave IRE with ymosher; He lesdeth me Jesita
>ull waters sc. Pfice-paper covers 21cenfs SO
per hundred bound s. cents So per hunite cd; cloth
bound unbiased guilt 30 GEMS. $50 per hundred -
Mailed at-the rrtali price, j. is euted by Horace wa
tiers, autA1r % Sunday S-h0si Bells Nos ant ., whica
have bad The enormous sales o. over eight tL0asand
copies. just pubishedby HORACE WATERS, No. Isl
Broadway New YORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

Married, Jan. 18th. at the residence
of G. w. Wheeler, in BrOwnviAe, by
Rev. Isaac Chiyington. Mr. G. F. STEw-
ART to Miss MAReARET j JAooDs, both
of this county.
Jan. 4lh, al the residence of The brides
father. in Nemaha county, by the same,
Mr.. AUcusr Rr1MERs to Miss MARYE.
WnITLow, both of this county.
On the 5h inst, at the residence Of
the BRIDES father, in Nemaha county. by
d c. Sanders. Mr.. IsAAo HAwARD to
Miss SARAH z. GgLEMoEE, both Of this
county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

Last Saturday some boys while firing
Of a smail cannon, Loaded il with a naII
and fred ii through Mr.. Medford's GAO
met Shop window hurting nothing,
however, hut the window. Mr.. Med.
ford, we understand, objected seriously
o such artillery practice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

You had letter be a, Bliss Pioneer
Auction Rooms next Saturday, as hr viii
give you great bargains in CiolhIng Hats
and Caps, Wool Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, sc, &c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
sa5gstt So ~. n.

Is an entire new work ofI92 asses, aEa aoasiy a15 tunes
aud hyhus Asthe mus sa aftie mere dificrIliT
e. just tue book 10 20 sow Ben 30 l.. Nearly one m3j-
lioncf those Bells have been issnfl and are uaw r1F-
ing through this aud Other ctunrriHs. Ar1oug ina
many choice piccCs may be u1d snail we meet De-
yond the river a. ThaJe is a beagifui world. sorrow
coming? Thou, God. scest re ssbll,h Bells Gimme
on, NC. ice, or Hcil No. 2 are the same as Bell No.
l. Both numbers cah be obtained ih one vutOme
Price, bound cory 30 cents, so pes huudrei; Cloth
bound, embossed gilt, 80 cts, sf5 per hundred. IS
copies furnished Al The enc hgndI e. prca asiiod as
the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
Tao Nsz Pal-leLIs Som Raal.

contains IS PAGES or songs, duers and c~horuses. boiA 80
cred and seculas i~nclulIng i p1scs ~ prayer, for slSE
lt rs well suited for socIHi siuFing, as we'll as Ssbtoth
worship Among the many beautiful pieces may %
found, Where liberty wells is my cOuutryi TheCnris-
tian heros Three cheers for our banner; Come sing ta
me OF heavyu5 &c amJis, tine Eem u the ocean r e8-
mans Gathering; Jolumbia2s King forever Marching
along, &C covers i5ceHts, slSPsrbun-
Gred. Nailed at TIE retail price
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

We are Pi ased to see preparation
nlsking fer opening another Tin Shop in
sur cay by a Mr.. Jackson. lie viii open
in Den's cid store room on Nam street,
as soon as his stock arrives.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
The At1eucam CaHeetios,

contains between four aud Eve hundred paas. NJ t7n.l
and hymns. new and cd. or the choicest kiuds. far
church SUNDAY sclool. revival, missionary, temp,rancs
PRAYER and conference ans all hints 90 sscred anu 90
cisi meetings. The music iu this book has he and an
imatirn ~ H., ike Shining Shore, Rest ior TIE weary,
Shall we know ea1h other there2 Shall We meet beyon9
little children 20 come INTO me Gel save The Nation,
Sc. PriceS-sincle copies. b,uud 50 cents; SIS per
hundred cloth bound embossed gilt, 60 cents 65 par
hundred. NarFef ~ re retail prce. uJRtCE Va
TIERS. 4Sl Bt'alwsy, New york, PuBlisber ofsths
sbsue Books. "
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

W F, GAYLORD Proprietor of The Al.
Gibson Nurseries. Kansas, is in our city,
ready 10 take orders for Norsery Stock
OF every description. H. has sold much
STOCK II this ma-kel hereto ore, which
has given general satisfaction. Now IS
ahe time for oar farmers to secure good
trees of all knds.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

Seversl Ton Of good Stone Coal has
been brought into our cuy-iug in this
county-duung The pat week There
Is abundant evidence That this Is q coal
bearing" country; and, we believe, i,
II only needs capital to deveio2e vast
wealth in this aricle 10 Southern Me-
braska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

The person VINO took a Keg of Lead
from TLao. HAS ! ouse, on Atlantic
Street, cauNave hinaelf from exposure
By Returning tie same Oh or before The
I'D, iust. {. p. RIcuARDsoN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

We have word from our Councilmen,
A. S. Hoiladay, that his bill to exiend
the ume fer paying Taxes, will N all
probability lass soon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

During the past week Mclaughlin s.
swan have been receiving additions to
per large and comprehensive stock Of
PrOcene', such as New Layer Raisins.
resi- oysters, Western Reserve Cheese
yho'ee Dried Fruit aud ofher articles
nomeFe1s TOO mention. You can be
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

oO'-O1 has been discovered in Ray
'E'N'y, \ This i, The nearest point
10 u any coverysin this line. if we
except that made L, one of our merchants
who discovered that thv water in his els
tern was strongly impregn,,ed with ne.
'roIenm. A company Of one Va formed
10 bail il out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

A New 81 very is ii process Of cree
tion ia our CHy. i Germau-we have nOt
learned MS palIe-is Sclldng GIT Das est
Eceme!Icl guide Lager uhd bretzel fer
tzWIe. Van!
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

Have you seen Perkins last and best"
if not. call It hiS Great Western Photo
grapic Gallery
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

The ST. Joseph Daily neraiO and Irl-
dupe is one of the best dallies the g'ea'
West affords. Radically l~5~f-'nefsel'
csllv copducrsl thoroughly posted in the
latest news-and gotten up in the beat
style, II should be well supported by The
loyal people Of Missouri and the entire
West.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

sure Of getting the best article the mar
kel affords in their line at Mclaughlin
& Swans. .tIFI
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

Col. Peter A. Sarpy, IA Of the first
s~e,,lers Of Nebraska, died a, Platlsmoulh,
on The l5lh, oil.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

w. M. C. Perkins takes the best Pho
iog-sphs out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

The weather IS fne and pleasant, and
the Ice is in good cOndIuon for crossing
G! this point.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
The Hayp Of F-se1am,

contains 80 pazes0f songs, due s and choruses, for Frss-
dom. Among the chrice pieces we wouid nams. Pair
freedoms morn; y let my people 60; Over The mouu-
tain They werked nae all TIE Day, sc. Price cents
siAgle, so ceuts per dozen, 50 per hundred postage 1
cent each.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
Vocal Music, ,sill Piqao Aoeonpaniueni.

A large assortment ~ Few and paUusT song-. ballads
duets. q~uarfetts. a1T cb0ru~ep. i-se "a tsi!y. AuDng
the most popular are Shall va know each Othar thGfs,
Luwreyi Why have my Lowell aIcs gfuej 1 witt be trus
o. The OBJ, there2s.ni sueif zirEaf uHse by F-FJefb
Mothers love D. true Sweet love NfEGt ne mos g.
-by Keller. % cents each; J bser wet voices siDe.nz3
IT me Is home; Forget If yOU can. but forgive, b
Thomas 30 cents efcb-
InstrHmenJ4l Ausis Tor the Csno Frrta-We ara
c"miHg FatIer Abr5fams-sW hHr red l'as1n4Tnsfe ;
Always itgs On tie sunny size 8 an W know each
other theFe2 sc. with briH4at ,ar. atoms b. GrJte,
80 cen 5 each.
POlkas. Walt5Gs. MARCHES. Qrck teps. Qualrllf,
&C by popular a8lLgrs Al kiDis ef Sun-aGf a0d Ip-
structiOn books. Caislo2ues mri ealFCe 10 any adclg4G
Music mailed at tMe duuve DsIses.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

II you want a No. picture 60 to w.
M c. Perkins Great Western Gallery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
Ruth A Spersd Caataia.
y The ReFfeaI Nasie BOOK

contains 12s pages. words b Res. sidney DYER, muEt
BY Prof. Gull. Tlsis sn excellent b.. * Tor concerts
for he young. Prices-paper covers, 2~Ocvntsj el5 per
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
, S.llna e.l--H ~ v

confirms iAl passes and nicely two kundred tunes ard
Among the mtst paluiar rfece> are, ma Woris,"
'Edea A5sve" "Ghrsisau leu9" Beautiful Zion, -
= ousht toloFc ~ Aolher The Anze : todd mes3."
: ln The Li-nt" Rest for the WosFy, &c Prices
paper covers, 20 les. each, SD pee hundred bound,
% etS. each s2a'per hlrfets ci0,1 bound. embasse4
gIll. 81 cla., s.. LaE LunL eI.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

70 ps9es.os tunes and hymns. designed FOR r.,
vival. prayer and Conference meetings. Price In pspef
covers, single copies. 10 cents; IS per huudrsa-
Mailed al the retail prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
Wo'era' Calqp Mlpie for Fs. Milton

Arrsngeia as s0lOss. duets. q~uartetts and cbo-uses. fI
mnsI .ceIC-, rhu.Ts 5ru!sy -C1ueis. praiIc sch ola
seuinaries ec Shalt we know talh olhg- tlere2-
DoG't you haaEtIa auseis clrltEs? Shall We zee: La-
you'd the rlver1 Be iE Il He5 Tcere r. q u~sntifaf
v orid; where liberty tweiiti IS my c}9utfy FeedlrBt
truth aud right; We are clu-UC FafIcr AJra'sm sig
buudre Ell tlausau nfre Thee b. aiiud of I5yei Sc.
row shall epme azaiu 30 m, r. EaaYeal Ea0me; Ca1g
sing - me- % ~ even Lana In sclES Wc# il lu.e ohF
Suudsy Schooi Our Gofis nsrchingo n; Gai-as ths
Nation; Whittlrr's s6uE tae f.utaiuu Eegat; Fats
Freedoms Eoru has daEBed a. ast5 Owl aEc noun
lies gone 10 Heaven Suf5g lttle chffrsI COZ
unto me- Bury me 10 thr HuIuirg. Arther; Cone "a
Thy rest; Sweet bone % P-ayer-.&c. Prise 2 .erss, 80
In sheet form wiE Pisfs acc3uUcui mem 20 cen s. ~
Published b HORACE WATFa3. Ag't.
no- 81 bfoaoEsy, ". <.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
ARMY AGUE DROPS.


We are happy te refer to
Hi~Excel!cucv Abraham Lincoln.
General tisu r.. Mcclellan.
General FIR mont.
General burnside.
Genera! Hancock.
General X fitzpatrick.
tieReral Rice.
Culunol pye. 95th ". 7.
Colonel Qsi k. I7rh Y. &c.
Colonel bowler. iih ". Y. ) ",
Major DorenuS. A d.. q.
Maioy R-ifayndcr. 35th Pa.
Major Wilcox. 4. ID. g.
Major Ramsay,
M-jor StllwelI Surgeons,
M.ia Babeoek. Z. S. 3.
Lien. Whelan. -
h. Rev Bishop Potter, n. 7.
Rev. nr Tying, do
Roy. DR.. Tavlor. DO
Rev. il. ". Beecher. B'klyn,
Rev +. Ii Chaplin, Do
Rev. Mr. Cheever, n Y.
Rev. Mr.. Bangs. do
his Honor Mayor Wood. B'klyn.
Hon. II. kalbd~iSch, do
Hon. ". F. Oaell, do
Hon Mayor Gugther, n. Y.
Hon. Horace Greeley, do
And hundreds Of other equally we'll known gen-
for which see circular.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

See Bliss Bulletin IN another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
q - - -

40, 090copiss issued new Siugitg Book for Schoolo
and Semtnatiss. cared The uaS school Bel. Is now
ready. Il c%nntsin~s OF tW0 huldred choice sengs.
rounds. catches laets, uios, -4nHrtets and fhOrusss.
many ~ them written expressly fNr thIswJrk neside5
81 paaes Of tae &leIaeuas ~ Nasc. wHicl are easy aud
progressive
Among the larca number 81 b%eautifgl pieces may %
found. Uncle SANE school, p Dolt sou hear tha
children cur-frr ALWAYS COX 20 tne srnay side
The little lass and Lutte lad -uh. al WeTsa
little bird" bird 20 hssuty Pretty pear tfae-"
anvil Chorus +" saepf me bv tie running Atok.'
&C. L. Is complied by Hei ece sWate s author % Sab
bah SehcQl Bel NSi aa Z Wiieh bsse had "a
enafm0ts k~aleofse5 HOrQpfes R~etes-Taper covers.
e5csHS $40 per I03&b lassi 81 uens go pr To-
clO,h bound, Embossed salt - ceat, $50 per hundred.
Is copies furui>lsa o; sic oae haldsed pTIce. Nailed
81 tie retail urer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
10 GA l..


Blank Deeds, Mortgages ,Exeeations, keplcvins,
Marriage Lirense. &c. &c. &c. for sale A. this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

TIE Hordss Faisr's N.loseoas aad Haraonigns.
Timed the Equal Temperament With the Patent Divided
Swell. Prices from e55 % 500. Alexander Or
gems from $500 20 $50.
Es@A liberal discount % Cierrymrp, Churches Sab
eaih S.hH0is. Lodges SeminsFies, ad1 Teachers. =
ACE WATERS, Agt. 40. 4SI Broadway, ny.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
TIE HURACE WATERS NOD ERN
OVERSEEING Sass
full IRON, FRAzEE PIANOS

are built - ne besr ard most thrrourhiy seasoned Ts-
teriais. and via stand any climate The tone Is verg
deep, Round, fuli. sud neileE tie touch elsstic--
Eaeh Piano Warianlez ~ Gso yeaes. Puees from sz1s
IEsZtHoEIAS
ssThe H9raHce Hefers Pianos @ra known as a1aeng ne
very besl. 7-Euga4stsk
'tVs can speaE 90 lheiT merits i'm personal knosI-
edge. "-Chf f2icE IEfefsgGErr
sWafetsf Plane ana Nelltcols ehalleage oomparisoa
with thc finest rsde s~uywhsra 'zHCr4s Journal.
s100-NEW OCTAWO F4AMOS. Of difer@
en- maker for $50: do, with carved legs. AGO.
S225 ana $40. Sec0nd-hand Flaa0s anu Neiodeons a.
SIS, s4A SO $50, SIS, sIoo, s1iS, sli3s $50, aA4
SI60.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-21

NOTIFICATIONS persons who have kindly
subscribed to the Fund, and whose names do not
appear In the foregoing lists. will have them pub.
lished 80 soon Us their donations are paid over.
JAMES E. MURPHY, Centre.
Nj C. MURPHY, Secretary.
Gold Hill, November 90, 1865. nosO
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-28

The CAVALRY FIGHT AT AIKEN, S. c.
The Richmond Wing Of the Goth says !:
A gentleman who left Aiken, S. c.
the Emorning of the 10th, on the aB-
prOach Of the enemy, states that Wheel
er met and repulsed two charges of the
enemy at half-psst eight o'clock that
morning, about one and half miles
from Aiken, in Mr. Marly's orchard
The charges were beautifully made and
handsomely repulsed. In the mean
time heavy force was thanking our
troops, both on the right and left, con-
PeLliag them TO fall back. TIE enemy en-
tered Aiken about II o'clock. Two pris
oners captured state that their force
consisted Of 10000 cavalry, 1900 IN
fantryi mounted, and ore battery Of
artillery.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-28
- EIpclInn. RafnrdaT.

We bear intelligent, well-informed
men express the opinion dsily-based
upon information from the country
that The vote next Saturday viii be
much larger than that Of the 22d inst
Thepeople appear 10 have been awaken
ed 70 a hTelier appreciation Of theim-
portanoe Of the crisis, and numbers,
who were apparently Indifferent, now
wish TO Psrticipate-in the work Of re-
storing civil law end order Better late
than aever. We shall welcome al
true, earnest workers 70 the field, and
be happy TO have their cooperation.
They have but q few days in which to
put forth their host efforts Let them
do 50 actively, and with zeal and dis
erection.
Nashville and Davidson county did
badly On the 22d. The smallness of
their vote contrasts very disparzgingly
with the vote Of Knox, Of Bedford, and
Lincoln. We must retrieve our charac-
TER Saturday We can poll five thou
sand votes in the city and county to.
gether, aud it ought 10 be done Loyal
men outside Of the city must not shirk
their duties and responsibilities in this
hour Loyal men in the city, who did
not find It convenient to vote, who pre-
ferred the shelter Of their offices, their
shops, their counting rooms, and other
places Of business, to a brief walk
through the rain 70 the polls, must re-
member that the government which
gives protection is entitled 10 respect
and reverence, and that they have du-
ties higher even than those pertaining
70 domestic affairs. We trust that al
will show their faith by their works
on the 4th of March, and that our city
and county will be relieved of the i'm
putation of lukewamuess in cause
80 important as that Of re-oreanizing
the State government
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-28
ELECTION on THE 22D.-we have bat
Rhat Palmerston Thinks.

In the British Parliament on the 9th
Sir John Walsh speaking Of the pro
posed abrogation by the United States
Of the reciprocity treaty and of the
convention securing the neutrality Of
the lakes, said tie regarded the course
taken by the government at Washing
ton as "the prelude to a declaration Of
war"
Lord Palmerston explained that the
notice with reference to the lakes was
70 be viewed ~ a merely temporary
measure, designed 10 protect the com
merce and property Of the citizens of
the United States. He could not deny
that epesg tad taken place Of aghish the
government at Washington had good reason
10 complain. and they we're "anp,y jUdfed'
IN haging recourse to the step noso cOytena-
plated The convention, however, was
open TO renewal at future time. With
regard 10 the Reciprocity treaty, no in
timation had been made to her majes-
tvs government Of a proposal on the
part Of the Uni.ed States toput an end
70 H. He declined to follow Sir John
Walsh into O discussion of the state Of
British relations with Amerioa-a dis
cussion which az present would not be
conducive 10 the public interest; but
be asked the House not 20 assume graf
uitously that the American people were
animated by feelings OF hostility To-
ward Great Britain. This, taken to-
gcther with the remarks of Lord Rus
sci, already published, oyinces an i'm
proved tone Of feeling towards the Uni
ted States among British statesmen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-28

The Army and Navy Gazette says
Lee must not let the enemy occupy
Wilmington if hc intends to hold on to
Richmond But the enemy does
occupy Wilmington. What would the
Army and Navy Gazette have Lee
10 do2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-28

room immediately ioining.and opening
into that of Gen. K, TO which circum-
stance our young friend is indebted for
his capture
We learn that there was only one
company of soldiers in the city at the
time Of the capture, and II is not likely
that it could be rallied for any consid-
erabls resistance at three o'clock IN the
morning. Gen Duvals brigade was
encamped about two miles from the
city. The rebels, It is said, we're well
mounted. Both men and horses we're
selected for this purpose. They no
doubt put this little affair through with
dispatch, and before the cavalry could
be summoned from Gen Duvafs camp,
which would require at least an hour,
the rebels were no doubt far away.
They have laid their plans well and
will strain every nerve to execute 1t
successfully and thoroughly, and we
shall be very agreeably surprised if our
soldiers overtake them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-28
ouR CREDIT AsnoAD "A private letter

oUR CREDIT ABROAD "A private letter
from Frankfort, in Germany, says:
"There continues to be a great de
mand for American securities still In
this market as well as in Amsterdam
On Friday everything was bought up
which was offered The ROthschilds
were very large buyers, whether for
themselves or upon orders we do not
know. The price IS three per cent
higher than New York quotations, and
that m gold. 1t must be comfortable
for Secretary Fegsenden to know that
Uncle Sans paper is worth three per
cent more here Tor about seven in
paper, above the price at home, and a
good demand at that 1t seems a pity
that Mr Fessenden could not sell some
in this market as well as in New York,
but it seems the law does not author
ize il.
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UyANTED-AGENTs FOR THE NURSE AND
w sPf.-1he most interesting and exciting
book ever pulls 'ed, enbraang the adventures of
q woman IN the Union army A. Nurse scout and
spy. Giving q most vivid inner picture Of the Hsr
Returned and disabled Officers and Soldiers IN
Wsnt Of profitable employment VII fnd il pecu-
larry adapted % their condition. JONES BROS
4 CO, 2o2 Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
araI-.rln lHe
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-28
sYFaas UNIVERSAL SUGGEST
or
DOCTOR MCCIlL,
BOTANIC PHESICiaH,
IN TBk TkEATaENT or DIsEssys, Rj
CROWEIN5 BIN WITH SUCCESS ri
0THER BFATE9, AS IT Is IN
NASHVILLE. TENNESS2E

For further information in regard TO
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader Is referred to STu
LIE THERAPEUTICS and MATERIA MsDIoA,
two large volumes, late edition of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you viii find Dr. McGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-28

The judiciary Committee of the
Senate have reported adversely upon
Mr. Summers proposition to amend the
Federal Constitution so IS to change
the basis Of representation.