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TO THE JUSTICES or THE COUN-
TT COURTS or VIRGINIA.


TT COURTS or VIRGINIA..
GENTLEMEN I desire to call your atten-
ton to the second paragraph Of the third
article of the State Constitution, which is III
the following words:
"No person shall pote or hold office under
this Constitution rho has he'll office mnder
the so-colied Confederate Government, or
any rtteilious State Government, or ,chohus
bcen member ofhe so-sulled Confederate
C""grcss, or Il member Of arg State Legis-
tnture in rebellion against tie authority Of
the United Suites, excepting Merefivm
County offers
have reliable information that in num-
Der OF C ,unties in the State persons have
be ,n,elected to the Office Of CONFERENCE.-The
Attorney, Sheriff, Commissioner of ting Rev
uue, and Clerk Of Court, aud in some IN
stances Justice of the Peace, who are dis
qualified ty the clause Of the Constitution
ABOVE quoted and who have not been re
lieved by acts of the General Assembly =
Wherever it has come to the knowledge OF
the Executive that person elected as a
Justice of the Peace labors under the disa.
bility referred to, commission has been
refused You will also take care that no
Justice to whom commission has been IS
saed, and who is disqualified under the said
clause, be permitted to qualify, and you will
further take care that 10 person 50 d's4ual-
fled, who has been elected to the offices
above referred to, shall qualify or enter
upon their duties
You will consider all officers above refer
red to. to which pers ns so disqualified shall
have been elected, vacant, and order elec'
tions Immediately to ill such vacancies.
judges of the Circuit Courts will obser. c
this order in organizing their respective
courts.
take it for granted that this seeming
disresp,ct for the Constitution has arisen
froma want of proper consideration; am
10th to believe that it has been done, in any
instance, through any disrespect for the
Constitution and laws Of the State, but
feel it incumbent on me 10 see that the Or
gapic Law Of the State is enforced.
In the elections to fill vacancies, you will
re guided by the provisions Of the Code OF
1860.
+. IT. PEIRPOINT,
Governor of Virginia.
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE, !


ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsuINaroN, July p, 'G5.
j. c. Bouyer, Esq.,:
SIR: The petitions for
Pardon of persons named in your list have
all been recomr ended by the Attorney
General to be granted, and acquisitions
have been sent to the State Department for
.Warrants of Pardon"
Respectfully Yours,
NJ. +. PLEASANTS.
Pardon Clerk.
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WASHINGTON Cry, July 81, 65.

WASHINGTON Cry, July p, 65.
To the Chit Clerh IF J
the Office Of the Affor-
neg General Of o. s.:
My DEAR SIR: VIII you please
advise me what action has been taken by
the Hon. Attorney General of the U. s.,
in reference to the applications submitted
by me for Special Pardon:
Very Respectfully,
Your Out Serv't..
j. G BOW YER,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-08-04

GENERAL BEAuREGkRB -~General Beau,
regard is expected to arrive in New York
IN the course OF few days. with view to
bis departure for Europe It is understood
that the Y ,vsrnment has given him per-
mission to leave the country on condition.
that ne will never again take up arms against
1T. II is supposed he viii tender bis serSi-
ces to the French army.
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MI ARTs

On Sunday, the 30ti of July, at the brides res
idence, in Bowling Green. Caroline County, Vir
ginia by tie Rev. j &. Parish. Mr. AsrH UR A
SPIrzER, formerly of Staunton, Virginia, to N1ss
NARY VIRGINIA eldest daughter of the late Michel
DeLarue.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-08-04

lSTEREsrISG To MErHoDIsrs OF TIE SouY1.
Bishop Andrews authorizes Rev. J. A.
Duncan to announce thatth.e bishops Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, will
meet in Columbus, Georgia. August the
10th, 1863 He requests that ali Annual
Conferences will meet this fall or winter
and elect delegates to General Conference
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+. RI. PEIRPOINT,
Governor of Virginia.
For the +" indicator. /"

STANTON, Aug. 1st. 1865.
Mr.. Editor: AS it is not possible for me
to see 10 person. several Of the parties whose
applications for Special Pardcn$were en-
trusted to my care, l will thank you to pub
fish the subjoiued correspondence for the
benefit Of those who are Interested.
Respectfully Yours. &C..
J. G. BOWER.
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Owing to the rapidly increasing de-
nAnds upon our advertising columns,
as well us to furnish our large list of
subscribers with an increased amount
Of general reading and news matter,
we have been making arrangements to
get out whole sheet. f'his we ex-
rect to do iii short time and ask our
patrons to be patient and we will, ere
long, issue the whole sl.eet printed
from the best quality Of new type.
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miscellaneous.
REAL ES TATE AGENCY
"a M ID
Exchange Business.

TINE undersigned have formed copartncr.hip
i f,r the purpose Of buying and selling KtA |.
ESTATh and NEGOTIATING LOANS on REAL.
ESTATE. Their arrangements and Connections
will give them great facilities i'll this branch Of
business.
THEY will also recrire Deposits Of Money, En-
change CURRENT FINDS for Com and Cain for
Current Finds ; Furnish or Cash Drafts On klel-
mond and the Northern Cities. and Other ", sc se,k
to facilitate the business operations Of the Commu
nitv.
THE Office will be under the special charge If
the undersigned William Allan. and will for tho
present, be kept in the Law Office of Shelley L
BumSardneI, in Staunton.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY,
WILLIAM ALLAN.
Jaly 7th, ls65.-6t.
NS- Spectator Cory
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGIATE
w NSTiTUTE.--I!is Institution has been
in cperation dui ing the whole period Of the terri
bic war throu yh which we have just passed and
in tie midst OF unrrcc, d. MT difficulties. has
bly, and successfully sustained itself
And now tf ut Peace once more smilps upon our
land and invites to fields of profit and pi ogrrss,
the Officers o: this School will spare no labor and
avoid no necessary expense, that will tend to the
phi vscal comfort, and so Ial ana mental Improve
mcnt of its pu,ils.
The wear and tear of the four past svpn,ial
years, will be literally provided for while each
Dep. rtment of Instruction will be supplied with
the mos: competent and experienced Teachers tho
country afford
The Terms per Session for board and tuition. i'm
Gliding Music and French, Will De $50 in par
money.
The Fall Session will open about the middle Of
September next.
REV. WI. S. BAIRD. 4. ~.
Principal.
Staunton, July Limo.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

=
LEXINGTON PRESBTTRY stands adjourned
to meet in the Rockingham Church. Harrsonburg,
on the 10th day of August at ! o'clock A. NJ.
S. BROWN, Stated Clerk
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FOR c. "a T.Fg

ME will SELL privately, from TN ENTY re
Wy TWENTY FIVE GOOD FARN HORSES
AND MULES, cheap for CASH. or good N ote
ait short dates; Of We will exchange them tor Coun
try produce. Apply to
W. j. y. BELL, or
w. IL. PEYTUN,
80. Near Stanton, Va.
August 4, lS6a.-2t. x-Spec. copy.
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NOTICE

HOUND in the possession of my little Negro Boy
n WATCH. The Boy says that another Ne
gro boy, giving bis name, gave it to him. The
Watch was evidently in the hands of the wrong
party. The proper owner by correctly describing
the same, proving incontestably his property, and
paying Tor this adyeI tisement can get the watch:
II. j. HOPE.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-08-04

We are undergoing soihe considera-
Die expense iii procuring ~ large lot of
new type tor orr paper. Those.indeb:-
ed to us can aid us materially by pay
ING up. 1t is but small amount
which each one owes, but sums up a
considerable aggregate to lis. We,
therefore, REQUEST those indebted to lis,
by the payment of the small amounts
due, to help us t" do as we have here
tofore done, that is, pay cash for all
the materials used by us Every little
helps. Let each one bring forward bis
mite.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-08-04

MI Or 6 E.-The Stockholders of the Staun
~ ton Boot, Shoe Leather Factory. are re-
quested to meet at the Factory building, ON Satur
day, the 5th Of August next.
By order
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ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAIL- ROAD
THROUGH by RAIL FROM WASHINGTON 70 RICHMOND.
On and after THURSDAY, July 20. 1865, the
trains between Washington and Richmond Will run
as follows:
Leave Washing ton at 90 a. m.
60 Alexandria at 7.3) a.
" Go, louisville at 300
Arrive at Richmond at 500 p. m.
Leave Richmond at $50 a.
60 Gordonsviie at $50 p. III.
Arrive at Alexandria at 500 p. III.
w Washington at $50 p. IN.
Connecting with the p. m. express train from
Washington to n ew York, and the 7.3a p. IN.
press train tor Baltimore Philadelphia, New York
and places north and east OF New York.
Passengers for Manassas can p 'ocurc round trip
tickets at Alexandria for two dollars.
W. II. McCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent.
GEO. WHITING,
General Passenger Agent.
August ls65.-tf.
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rITT'S CELEBRATED

HID Q'RS SUB. DIST. AT STAuNToN, )
District Of south raern Va,
SrArSrox, W., July a. 1865.
GENERAL ORDER
MOL.
In obedience to Orders from
Headquarters, Department of Va hereby as.
sumo Command OF this Sub District, composed Of
tie following named Counties Augusta Highland,
Rockbridge, Bath and Allegheny.
All orders. heretofore issued by the Comman
dant OF this Post, and now in force, continued
and will remain in orce, until revoked.
Bv Command Of CECIL. CLAY.
Lieut.. Col. 5sth Pa. Vol, Com'dg Sub Dist.
HEAD Q'RS SUB. DISTRICT, }
District OF South Western Va.
SrAuxr,S, Va, July 2ith 1868.
GENERAL ORDER pa
The following named officers are
hereby appointed on the Staff of tho Sub District
Commander and will be obeyed and respected ac-
cordngiy:
Capt. J. II. Collins, 5sth p. V. Provost Ma, shall.
Lieut.. II. NJ. Overhiser. A A. A. General.
Lieut.. Jos. 7. lIested, a. Q NJ, 5sth Z. ".
Acting Post Q. NJ. and Commissarv.
BY Command of CECIL CLAY,
~ Lieut.. Col. 5Sth Ecgt Pa. Vol,
Commanding Sub. Dist, stanton, Va.
HEAD Q'RS SUB. DISTRICT.
District Of South Western Va.
SrAUNroS, Va. July 25, 1865.
SrEctL OnpEn !
No 8.
Captain Newton r.. Bunker, Of
the 5sth Regt Pa. Vol. is hereby appointed to the
command OF the Post at Lexington, Kockbrdge
County, Va. Capt. Bunker will act as Provost
Marshal at his post
BY command Of CEe1h CLAY,
It, Col. Commanding Sub. District.
X. N. OVERHISEK.
lst Lieut.. a. A. A. General
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1t will be seen by reference to the corr
respondence Of Mr.. JIG. Bowyer with
the Clerk of Pardons in the office OF
the Attorney General Of the U. S.,
that he has brought back with him
satisfactory evidence that the Petitions
for Special Pardon presented by him
have been prosecuted to a successful
issue. We understand that he pro-
poses to visit Washington again, at an
early day, and authorizes lis to an
nounce that he will prepare and take
charge Of Petitions Of like character,
and attend to any other business at
the seat of Government that may be
confided to his care.
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An election will be held, by order Of
the Governor Of Virginia, ON Wednes-
day the 9th, inst, for Mayor, Council
men, Attorney, Clerk Of the Hastings
Court. Commissioner Of the Revenue
and Town Sergeant, for the Corpora
ton Of Stanton. No other GA: his
are required, than those taken for the
County election, to entille persons
within the corporation to vote.
i he Grand encampment of Knights
Templar of the United States the
General Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons of the United States the
Grand Eneampments of the Knights
Templar Of Ohio the Grand Cha pier
of Royal Arch Masons of Ohio; and
the Grand Council of Royal and Sc
lect Masters, all meet i'll session the
first week in September next at Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
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A Eagniaeent FaIlare.

The d-soreanizers who attempted to
crowd OF the regular county legisia-
tive ticket. last Saturday night, made
a magnificent failure Friends Of the
candidates attended and they were IN
such hopeless minority, that they gave
way completely The meeting elected
speech from Mayor Smith, IN defence
Of the ticket, which ought TO satisfy
any man Of the loyalty, and excellence
Of the candidates lie eulogized Mr.
g~hn Trim5ic, saying he was g man
. above reproachi a. a lawyer be was the
peer Of Edwin Il. Ewing, aud as a IN
ion man he had few equals as cIt'zsn
his character was UnJleUished, and DC
man was better known or more popular
EIr Carter, he seid, was firm and
consistent Union man from the begin
ing. be was well known, intelligent,
with &. veil balanced mind and 10 pol
tioian, but an hCnest man. VIM b.
Lewis was public man, fearless In
ION msn, who publicly voted aga.Ds'
separation, and asked the judge OF cleo
ton 10 preserve the ballet, after II wa
counted for him, ~ he wished 10 pre-
serve IL az q n1cruento Of Their folly the
nudge did so, aad Major LEWIS now car
ries the ballot about him rs precious
memento of the past
Mr. Harrison followed in GA abb
speech. and at tho conclusion the mai
contents found themselves ia IA hac
place, and made no further opposition
30 the ticket
Davidson County Is now assured thai
it will be represented by true men, i
the next legislature; and the influence
which her delegation viii carry viii b.
fell not only IN the State, but at Wash
iugton and tbroughou. tue Union
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Decrease Of the Indians.


The Indians dwelling within the
United States are fast disappearing from
among men. In 1850 there were 400
90, 1850 $4,000. and the census Of
1850 shows only rs 100 tbs is a de
crease Of 5000 every Eve years. The
proportion Of decrease IS steadily aug
msDied - the path ei empire takes It's
way westward How many years viii
elapss, 1t this Iate, before the Indian
savage viii exist only in the history Of
Schoolcraft, the prose fiction Of Cooper
and The poetry OF Longfellow The
civilized Indian hourishes better than
the Wild one, for in the State of New
York (the last census says there are
s..s5 aborigines, whereas IN Colorado
only (, 900 were left in lo5O
The principal indian populations are
distributed a. follows, Wet Of Arkan
sas. IS $50; New Mexico Territory, 50,
100; Dakotah Territory, 5yJ6l. Wash
inqton Territory, $1,000; Utah Terrific
m. 10000; Minnesota, 1890 Cali
iornia. 1880; Kansas, i, lo9; Michigan
7,7I1. Nevada Territory, 400; Oregon
1000
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Illinois Is getting 10 be q cosmopoli-
tan State. The Governors message IL
TO be printed redistribution rs follow
English, 10000 copies. German, 20o9oi
Swedish, 1900; Norwegian, 1000 Dan
isb. 500; French. 500.
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Two BAYS Auction Sale,

BIS John L. Hume & Co, Tuesday aud
Wednesday, Jan. oath and 2jth, 1865.
Two ParloF- sets complete.
Three Velvet Carpets, nearly new.
Three BRUSSELS Carpets.
Wardrobes, Washstauds, Bedsteads, Safes,
Secretary, Marble top Tables, and Stands,
two Pianos and two Sewing Machines, Gro
ceries, WOODWARD, Glassware, sc.
Sixteen bags Coffee.
FIFTY dozen Brocms.
Forty dozen Baskets.
Thirty kegs choice Lard. iRne4-2t.
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They also show how enormously the
use Of this gas would increase the con
sumption Of rock oil abroad, rendering
it q more important article OF exporta-
ticn, and, therefore, OF national wealth,
than IL Is even now.
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Chapepry Ceurt at SheIbyViIle'
IASrART RULES, lsoa
Cns-lev WiI.sus end Vim. r 'anaoo'
E-r's Of RobzTi Cannon oee'o'


patricl, Fay and VIE. Arm s. Ply, Eliza
Ne'sJn, aui muo= T. Can12n
1T APPEARING To tbs Sk1 - AT ~ " Z,
the Clerk end Master, la PaireS 80 o..9 -
fls siefa7ldauts il n ncu-re deHi n To siNie %
Tennessee and res1dnS go pslfs iinikooEil = We
the ordnsrT process Of Iaw cauDes ee efEe'i y tl
hin q Is the ore ordered i7 ine iesk M -
neWsrarer published N TIE CITY - AaslFiiie3 ~.
four sucressYe weeks, rsqU irg - s9ia itis ii.i.i
10 sppesT at the nezt term Of the togf, 70 o. e =
- tie court house y the town Of -helbyFiiifr tse
f1-d count. STATE Of r nnsss p o. ihs inst Non
day aiier the fourth Mon tsy 10 febra 2 neA's 7,
leaf, answer o. demUT 70 rTuflai amt ~ y
the same will he taken for confessed AMI 90 III
bearing Cr 5,0rff-
WM ]. WHIT rHOBNE. @. II.
W. =. WfsEsEE, Sen'r, Solfr.t ?.
isnZ4-itw
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4 y tIgIg0SIAL ''rl.-r s.E -.5az-ig
about Chicagoand South Bend Indiana
have il that matrimonial alliance i-
spmi,eet between Ms. Douglas aud
Speaker Colfax
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Heai.ouarters Post Of Nashville.

OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL.
NasHyilIg, TgSS. u n ~, 1856
Provost Order
No. Is.
ENIEt.r.
In sccOrdanct y a cue decision oF a Nth
sry BOARD, cl cd rom Post Headquarters, for she
purpose Il F7ePsrlng q schedule OF Prices regDla-
ing the sale Of fuel, FcEriab.=- aud other naces-
s7Ties %! fe IN HE city the ist o. pTice- estsA
I'd by Provo. order 10. 90 j. hereby changed
aslclioWz,
REEF-scts. per p0unt, BI,-rrcx-issts. n.
lCCE-Sl5 q tit f'grsfoga-S2 so a hu-h.
loRsifs-t- 70 u lfG-l. GAE5a gE--.slvts- = head
lHDSs-sa q bushel. BuftgE-Cl-t- = 2.
W0cD-Sij 90 per cord
TIE aboTe pTirss all he. chsnged sa often ~ : y
comes NECESSARY, and proper publication maie
thereof
Any parties selling ia MsTtets, ~ Private Store,
aE Pueas higher thau 5etedule rtes, ~Il oe SIRE
Cd and der goods cogtsoata1 81 o. rsoiia sFo ~
Ttf1 70 report prCmFs4y any violation 81 me ''li-i
~ iI.7 Cfl-i C.
By c1InmaHdo u Brig. Gen. Tso- r. HIlsa
HTSTEE IR9bkE,-
sE2l e Can. end lrOg1-t h.sr-hai.
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" MATT BROWN q co,
Removal.

hE. o.. SCHIEF HAS REMOVED his OFFICE
, from No - 10 No. o. Hqrrh Cherry street. up
stars, one door north o. u slatt Brown s. Cos
Res. EStste hgcrcy-
Fsmiy residence, Summer strask, 6. F coroer OF
DcadeHek street. Isuli-lm
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NOTICE.
no aI mhom 81 az COnoefn

DERSONs HAVING POSTED Stock IL THE
II Stray Dock Of Davidson county, are Ts5f 2 ieq
10 come forward and settle up,-0- 1ey viii ind
their accounts 10 the hands Of an Officer.
ALIEN MCDANIEL,
isrgi-lts Ranger flr Davidson county
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Lost Notes.

INCUR NOTES. . RAWN BY " A. CHEATHAH
II in favor nj r. A. Higg ms, Tor 81 0 each +;
one due lst Jauury SIS, one due 81 January lsg6
one due l-t ,nuary 1867, and one due lst January
1865 Ihe first o. which has been paid
Tho public I, hereby not fed not 70 trade r
them
arI-lw ", :IATT BROWNE CO.
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MAGISTRATES Attention /!

X~0Ir ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO MFRT AT
ths Court House, 10 the o!tF o. Nashville, on
Monday. 3Jth inst, ia extra session. hope the
Ig-fse. nom eve y DistrnIt will attend PROMPTLY
81 tbrt- VIII L t1s ness OF importance o. at:eEd
no. JAMES WgTTWURTH,
ulI-lw County Judge
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NARNISHEN

Btl4. Copal Varui,h. l B,l Japan Yarni-h,
2 C-nch / q Flowing
One barrel Flowing Nsrnish,
one bslr / Black Leather
For sale low, by EWIN = PENDLEloH.
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To Rent.
NASHVILLE
W0OD AND COAL COMPANY

is PREPARED TO DELIVER COAL To ANY
/ part u The city. Orders promptly aten ded to.
Dficp NJ. - South College street.
AM ThOS. H. RICK RT
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NORTH CHERRY.

TB0UsE AMI LOT OK NORTH CHERRY
: street 10. 100 IN good der. Dwelling
trck. siy Rooms, Z-story Sltls in rear, gOlZ feel
" ilo Furniture sold with = see, II desired.
Appy 10 NELSON MURFREE.
ian4E-IW
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A BOUT TEE 10Th OF NOVEMBER LAST, g
n Certificate oil DepOsite for one hundred dol
Jars in the FirFt National Iisnl1 Of Na=hllla, 20
James O'NeRi. Ii viii be Of no use 10 tho finder,
IA payment hiss been stopped ct the Bank.
isu5-1m JAMES O'NEAI.
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Wanted.

%~.GHF WHITING, RY A CLERK ~ THIS
y q g. who has several hours of osch eveuiBgSun
occupied tnyPers N ~ismng Glef6 o Li,ls e9s
.--r'f...f. sill lease afdresl l. K. WRIGHT.
iagzs-I;s Post Cfics Nashville, Teun.
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Wanted,

1 SMART ROW ACQUAINTED WITH The
"a isla..ols VI J,5 -ls-s aims sad city generally.
Alt'E 10
l-I &c TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
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Elicit d Co. wo1ld suggest 10 then
friends that owing 70 4 want Of Storage co.
rsoisy they VIII hsse to decline receiving
eorsig1meats Of Dry Goods.
igr-G.!W
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Soar Heavenly Father has protected my
garrison this day, and I lael that be Wii
sustain ~ ia defending our homes from the
invaders"
So writes Col. Wm. Lamb, cCm!1an0ih@ ID
For. sher, near wilmington, n Z. 1a''
Fe ever been defeated, or have ve suiIeTe'
even serious disappointment or check IN
Ter commanders VINO could iTu'bil.y Wfitts
thus ,1r themselves ANA Tor many o. tReif
soldiers '-Ctcylest1H C9RTfgr-
We presume these Pharlsees have changed
shs.- tone BY this iirae. The protesting
asud OF "Our Heavenly Father" seems t.
nave bson Withdrawn f. ora the Lamb.
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Cro.e or tbes.eam Ferry Boat Kentucky
u Won wish to crois the river, avoid the
cars and detention, cross on the new Steam
Ferry Boz. Kentucky.
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just received, a stock Of imported
GE,rs Of the Gneat brands at Ehren-
1erE's, No. 40 Unicnstreet
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24

In describing the difference between aris
ccracv and democracy, its wittlly said OF
Il lcinnaii: 'rThe democracy are those who
Kill bogs for living; the arlstosracy, Those
whose fathers killed hogs"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24

Cancers can be cured, exslaln1 the
luaok. CO., Sir" replies SeeFnas"l
1rt1D.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24

if sou wish to cross the river, avoid the
cara and detention, Gloss on the new Steam
E.rr. Boot Eennckg.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24

Gov. Jolls.1 has made tho following sP-
aoir.asItss
lion. David r. Patterson, Judge "a the
Isl Judicial Diatrict.
James Britton, Esq, Attorney General q
tbs Ist Jutlcial District.
Hon. James ?. swan, Judge Of the I'd JU-
liciai District,
The largest cireuIatiou-lLs handed
-raEj bat.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24

C.7ill5us VIII now cross on the new
steam Ferry Boat Kentucky.
Splendid Albums foI sale at Giers' Gallery.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24
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