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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

Tho Lumbe trade in this market dpr1sg 'A0
mast vsek has been active, snd dealers rsIort IN
iup<ovinE demand Prices hsYe ruled hrn, tnough
.boot 70 4. made We therefore NIKE no change
n nriees this week thlu gh & general I'M roVemehs
o.asot Be long delay ed. We quote as follows;
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22
OsWz9O 9ABKET-August Fl
-.---nn.n

EOlEDO MARKE F--August %.
by telegraph
WlBeat-salea new white Michigan at 81 90
New amber Michigan open.d At 81 80, advsI csd to
81 80. aud closed at 81 SO; CID amber Mi,higEn
81 9 al % -.
~COrm-Quist.
ORIs-DsclIued Sc. SsIes at So.
ReeeiPis-For the past week: Is0, 900 bush OF
wheat; 5000 bush corn; 5000 bush oats
Sotpments-35, % bu What, 5000 bu C IN,
10 OO1 oAis
In store herr, sso.c roo b1 wheat.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-22

EARxISes.-The earnings of the Michi-
gan Southern Road for tho first week in
August show an increase of SIS .s27 on those
for the corresponding week last year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15
Here comes a little bit of romance. watt

Here comes little bit of romance, walt
ed over from la belle France:
"A lady residing in the Rue de Rlvoll,
Paris, returned some time since iron viss
it she had made in the departmet OF Finls-
terre, bringing with her young orphan
girl, poor. but very pretty, named Yuonne
s., whom she engaged as her waiting
maid. Last month, a short time alter her
return to Paris, the lady died. When the
body had been prepared Tor the coffin. and
was for shor, time left alsne, Yuonne was
seen to 90 stealthily into the room. lift up
The shroud and then hastily leave; the hrst
idea was that she had taken ring which,
at the express desire of the deceased, had
been left on her finger. On examination,
however, the ring was discovered to be IN
touched, but a paper was seen attached
with pin 10 the shreud. On inspection
it was found to be letter, addressed by
the young orphan 10 her mother, who died
two years ago. and was as lollsws!' My
good mother, | have to tell you that Nj.
B. has made me an offer Of marriage
As you are no longer here, 1 beg you tc
make known TO me in dream whether J
ought to marry him, and TO give me your
consent. avail myself, in order TO write
to you. of the opportunity Of my mistress
who is going to heaven. The letter was
addressed; To my Mother in Heaven.
The person alluded to in the letter Is one
Of the tradesmen OF the deceased lady, who
having been struck with the good conduc
Of the young girl. had made her an otier Q
marriage"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15

CRlwFoRD's STATUE OF FRERDos.-The
New York Tribune's Washington CORES
pendent relates the following incident in
relation 10 Crawford's Statue Of Liberty,
that surmounted the Capital dome:
When the bronze castings we're being
completed, at the foundry OF Mills, near
Bladensburg, his foreman, VINO had supe-
rintended the work from the beginning, and
who was receiving IS per day, struck and
demanded $40, assuring Mr.. VI. that the
advance must be granted 70 him, as nobody
in America, except himself, could complete
he work. Mr.. Mills felt that the demand
was exorbitant, and appealed IN his dilem !.
ma to the slaves who.were assisting IN the
moulding. - can DO that well, !" said one
Of them, an intelligent and ingenious SER
want, who had been intimately engaged 10
the various processes. The striker wa,
dismissed, and the negro. assisted occs.
sicnally by the finer skill ofhIs master. took
the strikers place as superintendent, and
the work went on. The black master bull.
der lifted the ponterous. uncouth masses,
and belted them together, joint BY jsint,
piece BY piece, till they blended into the
msiectic Freedom, who, to-day lifts her
head in the blue clouds above Washington,
INVOKING benediction on the imperiiled
Republic
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES

OF THE UNITED STATES
Presiden.-Andrew johnson, Of TENNESSEE
Secretary Of sta,e--Wm. H. Seward, Of New York
Secretary of War Edward NJ. Stanton, ofPenn.
Postmaster General--Wi lillian Denniscn, q Ohio.
Secretary of lhe Navy-Gieeon Wells, Of Conn.
Secretary ofthe Interior James Harlan, Q iowa
Secretary ofthe Treasury Hugh McCulirh, OF III.
Attorney Geneial-James Speed, Of kensuky.
|Presiden. f,he Senate-Lafayeiie S.Fosaesof Conn
Speaker of the House-Schuyler Colta1. oAindians-
SUPREME COURT.
Salmon P. Chase, Ohio. Chief Justice
i. James NJ. Wayne, Georges.
.. Samuel Nelson, New York.
3. Robert e. Grier, Pennsylvania.
4. Nathan Clifford, Maine.
S. Noah II. Swayne, hio.
6. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
4. Samuel Miller, Iowa.
8. Samuel F. Field, California.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15

An employee in Belcher's saloon, Phila
jelphia. bled TO death on MONDAY from cut.
iiag wart OF one Of his feet. He tried IN
vain 10 stop the hemorhage BY tying cord
around his leg, and was found dead, lying
an his face on the floor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15
TIE HlLLSBOROIGH RECORDER,
IL PUBLISHED wrnktR
ny DENNIS HEARTT.
Al Three Dollars per snnum. paid in advance.

~ Having resumed our weekly issue. We boz
% nc able regularly to continue IL. But to 10 %.
will be necessary that our subscribers should pay ~
with pfomPtness their dues We must have morts
bot provisions will be received when money eannat
be had. Those who do no, desire 10 continue ih,if
subscription will please give Us prompt notice.
We hope before many weeks 10 procure better p.
Ter and better ink. and a. spon - We sr enabled
70 % ., will renew our type I, !. our intention
enlarge our sheet 10 somewhat near spproath 10 i.
former use when the return Of cuisines viii justify iks
expense. 10 the mean time by carefulne,s IN our
ections We shall sndea,or 10 make our paper u,slul
and interesting.
Our terms at present are SO per annum, or Site
for six months, paid In advance.
Advertisements. - One dollar per square for the
FIRST insertion, and ffly cents Cor each continuance
Zen lines 70 constitute square. A liberal dcdue,,ea
will be made 10 liberal customers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15
N 0 7 c E

THE under,igncd having u August Term Of Or
= ange County Court, qualified as administrator,
with the will annexed. Of the estate Of JAMES 4.
TAPr, deceased, all persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested 70 make immediate payment and those
having claims against the estsic 10 present them
within the time prescribed BY Law, or this notice will
be plead 10 bar 81 their recovery.
JAMES r. BROWN, Adm'r.
October H. os- "
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ARRIyAL OF REINFORCEMENT.

100 LADIES, Misses and Childrn's Hats,
lUV 100 Ladies. Misses and Childrens Hoods,
100 Mems and Boys Hats,
J.. Mills g. Sons Shoes,
100 Gold and .Enamel'd Belt Buckles.
100 Ladies' Belts.
40 BaImorals, Ladies, Misses and chiljrens,
India Rubber Shoes,
100 Yards Black Dress Silk,
100 wards french Merinoes,
100 Yards sack Flannels,
Black and Calcsed AlPaccas.
De Lanes, assorted,
Mohair Lusres, assorted, 49,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Tics,
Green, Brown and Love Wells,
I,ish Linen and Towels,
Bsillisus and Brd1ye Diaper,
Black Bsilings.
Ribbons, assorted. Ill
Ladies Hose and Gloves,
so pieces Fancy Prints.
30 pieces Black Cotions,
30 pieces Dress Goods. VI
saliineis, and Mems Wear,
Black Dccskin Csssimeres,
TO ARRIVE TOMORROW,
% kegs Nails. so Tea Kettles.
1000 papers Taeks, 3 SHAW KNIVES.
$50 Spelling Books. 200 Copy Books.
1000 lbs sweedes and Resned Iron in store.
The bes, stock We can now afford. Win open Is
10th Of October our magnificent stock u WINTER
GOODS. = . ppn.,>r, -
September 20. o.
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NEW GOODS.
CHEAP CASH STORE.

r AM now opening an ENTIRE NEW STOCK
j az all kinds Of GOODS, which will sell very low
fof CASH.
please call and examine the goods and prices, and
YOU will be sure 10 buy.
Any Foods no, on hand will he ordered ny express
:, very low rates. Quick sales, and smaller profits
than before, will he my mode OF business.
~ JAMES WEBB & SONS.
Sept. IL, 1865. VIZ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15
THE NATIONAL INrELLIGENcER.

The National Intelligencer of the Slst
ult., announces its entrance on that. day
upon the sixty. fifth year OF its existence.
Ii thus sketches ITS history:
"Mr. Samuel Harrison Smith, in 1900,
purchased of Joseph Gales, Sr., who was
about to establish the Raleigh Register. IN
Raleigh. N. C.. he,Independent Gazetteer
and the Universal Gazette--two papers
which Mr.. Gales had been publishing in
Philadelphia-came with them to this city,
and commenced the tri-weekly Intelligen-
Ger, the Gazette being used as the weekly,
and this arrangement continued thirteen
wears. In 1915 the Intelligencer was is
sued as a daily and weekly, and the Uni
versaI Gazette, as a consequence, was dis
continued.
"In 1909, Jo.epa Gales. Jr. came from
Raleigh, youpg nan, and became joint
conductor and proprietor with Mr.. Smith.
of the estab!istntnt Two wears subse
quently Mr.. smith retired and moved into
the country. ant the r4nfr was conducted
solely by JOSEPH q Jr., till October
1912, when his brother in.law, Mr.. w. w
Seaton. from Raleigh, became partner il
this concern, ant tar paper henceforti
continued under I'M n anagement and pro
prietorship Of Gales 4. seaton till July
1862, a period at almost half century
when the great and successful partnership
was broken BY the death Of the senior part
ner. After the death Of Mr.. Gales the pa
per was conducted By Mr.. Seston till Jan
vary lst, 1855. when the establishment wa
purchased by the present proprietors.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15
NORTH CAROLINA MAP


TIME Subscriber has. after ten years OF toll ana
4 expense, prepared This New and Beau-
tifnl Map. from NEw EssaAvIsss, with all the
New CoIn,ies, Rail Roads, Post 0fhces, with Hun
reds Of additions and corrections, with Stale Border
Views, and Handsome Likeness Of Pre-
sIdent Johnson. Gov. swain, and o,hs's
Altogether presenting sIPERB MAP worthy o.
the Sine, and place in the Household OF every ei'-
izen. VASTLY Superior to any other Epiries IN sur,
t5 feet by a finish and beauty
This Map, from entirely Nssg Eagror'nss, uii Dc
READY THIS FAIL.
Agents wanted in all parts OF The State.
CousTY RlGHTs FOR SALE.
LADIES, CIKRsrsES and OrHxRs who VIII send
me Clubs shall receive ss follows:
Club Of 10 subscribers premium Of gold watch
price 49,
Cluh Of premium Of cold watch, price 80
Club Of premium OF a silver wsiee, Prioe 10
And sci Of plated Silser Teaspoons s1tta 10 sach
club. Maps 10 be paid for when delivered.
For full particulars address
SAMUEL PEARCE,
Marlborough, n. c.
Oct II, 1858. o7-3m'
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W A N TED
HELP US UPlil

HAVING lost al We had by the war, VIC arc com.
A PEELED 10 ask our numerous friends ond Gus
toners 70 pay CASH for what they buy. We can
not buy without the Cash. As soon IS VIC get able.
!, will afford Us pleasure 70 accommodate you with
credit. We cannot do II now.
&c. WEBB q Whitfield.
September "a. o5-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-31

And tie il.e, -ssa, deep aat sAth
Ay&Aaaag sander sad EHel
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'Ords, Tassels, Buttons, Fringes,
NC, NC.,
Self Ahnse.

This vice, which is never practiced in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the noblssi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to eloquence or pen to cong.
It has destroyed health, blasted the consti.
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim tc
living skeleton. Nor are these ito anal
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes TO be
cured permanently Of this aflietion, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. O. North Cherry street.
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nssh
vile, Tenn. fsb26-H
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-31

Persons unacquAintsd in the city seeing
% msuyadveTtissmsRs for the treatment
q SPc-iai Diseases, are often ~ a loss 70 Def
temIue 70 whom 70 sntrust the Treatment
Of suck cases. To such persons We ale
pleasure in stating that the eldest estsb-
lishment OF ihis kind 10 - No Is Dsaderick
street, aid shis should be q Sufficient guar
eatee thai this Is q reliable Institution DE.
A klozARD JoSEs may Be found il bis Of
zee during re holrs stated IN his general
saVsTs.ssnsaI Az HssaieiHss f<rHtsAss ~
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9taBhrllle 2glui0u.
~. 0aHERoN : CO., PnbIlshsrs.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1865.

CtnncInnsGI, OhiO.-J0srra b. QuIsrT, .i
our authorized agent 70 receive Advertisements and
Subscriptions Tor t-s Nasbrz1s U1l5n.
New Orleans, La.-EDwIy F. OvEHsII, o.
the Commercial Reading Ro0rr, Is our su-hoIi SD
sEent % receive Advertisements and subscriptions
Tor The EashuEs Cs.5l.
Memphis, Teun.-CLEsESTs q BRrNr ore
q lr authorized agents 10 r. Give advertisement
aud subscription for the Ba.EnEs Urgs.
Joas Eo5Pfz CO Pu5zae-- Agents 81 PHf-
R0s, New YORK. are authorized 70 contract ioF o.
yertsing m our paper.
J0Y, Cor Co, Publisher Ageat', Tr51Hf ,,,.,-'
lag, New York, and BIoWn's lFoa b1''o.l7'
dsphis, are authorized 70 contract Tor S4Vera- 1a .
lu our paper.
Il A. p,-r,vsur 4 Co Publishers Agents. 81
go - 49, sad 6 State street, Boston,
Ar. s5,borzss % contract for Advertising IN our
uauar
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SnecinI Notice.

The United Ststes having turned over our
shop and machinery to ne, on Dec. lst 1867
we viii be prepared 10 resume business al
builders and contractors, on Jan. lst. Plans
and specifications furnished 10 our patrons
Turning and Carving 10 order, for the trade.
WARREN i MoJEE,
High street, between Church and Broad.
dec O-2Tn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-31

A correspondent Of "The Independent.
beats Olson Carl Shlr-r sumner, aud
the whole tribe Of gstherers Of the 'terr.
bic" at the South g.. gr. IA Columbus, "a
man said 20 me, with % quiet chucEie, that
a right smart chance of uIEErr- bad been
found dead in his county lata.y w- Oh bullet
told me that they recently had u-raslar O.
dredge a mall river near a.s town. al.
brought Co light the bodice ut about twenty
big buck iggers' Dau0t these srts set HH
a sigu-b0srJ So large thGt be who runs
may read Mr.. Tut1u, the editor g. che
independent, deuounras the President
policy as "uuJust, uum0uly, and rguub,e.
But Mr.. Tilt "a is noe .ucorr gi1l-. aud d.
his own language iu bis sublime Poem.
"Tle Fly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-31

The Evening Pos, Of Tuesday observes
With as much truth as simplicity tia, .leIg
care unfortunately few men % Cgau=,
who would like TO see the present abnormal
condition Of things prolrartsi, and who d.
not scruple to speak Of the .ale Confederate
states as conquered aud su1jugatsi proy.l
ces, as # We grealhsd the very AIR at the
Austrian 5lreaux." The Post adds. with
much force, that these men are attempting
to convert an unsuccessful revolt, COY the
various measures adopted against &c. into ,
reyuIuti1u.''
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Forty Per Cent.

Reader, H. Your Lifr IH-ur.IF
Q u1t. sHlt 5rrrl-.1a aav- yen ut r. '1- vll- IT,
usudalt oas- THINK WHst aH... .- ..a-
p+..l.s-y s.-ls-1u sore r-.
s5 mcrroH
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- NTELLIGENCE.

.
n.,r7 Tuos orriq lSs,
ne december 81 1902
Fem very firm, though prices
have no, materially aL.. 81 are re about as quoted
The Tier ONE The following are extracts ron
I car exchanges;
'l Lowell Hos Market
md the falls to-day has
The pae.hlhs ~ NJ The market decidedly
oe5 MIN an advance 6 ootsla a, oll'4loSs'
L-.iis- buying freely as y12,s s54e gross
packe!5S, ~ ed nd 400 extra hogs at l9c- The
lot 81 = s ~, the week include hogs from
receiP -. t'l--' IF Iudisua, some lots from
i ,l.os nj Is0 miles, sad 1t Il pretty gen
dis an '.-,,.sda6 that the great bulk Oh the
si4-I! -S,,,irg 10 this market have been re
nogs S' Tbs kentucky hogs are also pretty
er.' or tending hitherwsvd, with but
49, 81 80 n-ospec-s Of continuing the packing
p S,Lfs sf5eol the river 5syOni the coming
80 The entire packing here this season
Y ..l;,,sted TO not exceed 81, 900 hog, ex-
.i1siyr of the packing at New Albany. At
-sFersoDville, Messrs Ricketts, d Co. have !
extracted for the slaughter Of only 5000 /
-hicb viii probably cover the estimate Of |
heir seasons work. The slaughter, up to |
his evening, sums up as follows:
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS

4he river continues G., rise. -r---r 81.
rapidly. The only -...-..- -..
Ih. ~ ---s s
. '--- '-e departures w--e Oh
''-'i-sA' ies CINCINNATI aud The Lar.
Memphis and the A-Es,sas -...-
,3.L.-4'..,
~ ''l- - T. -1ya-. q
'--7 S.-I--sli' Tor 1-ac1 1o-les co1-sla. a.
s0nethi1r chat l-,Zs-s.., t--. -..-
eBv.b.r- - 49, ~ ''' .-''
--- ----,
-'' -'' a'ie To Judge -s 90 The ust--e a .t
contents t-.u 1e-s, IA. .ssr-,,-s.-
Z ral friend, al. ,--. -. E.. b. ...--r
CO.. -
-Ast-
-ae i--lN.-S N.---t- v... lr5Ve d. I-as
gest O. r.r.--ts-
1 Tn. p.--...f. ......--..
+ y..L,-r. $3.50 s
. Ia ---r...f...- a- Hes -.
~ ~. ..57, l
- 80, ,.- -et at
.j.ss So. IN. 70 .-'- '.'-'l --a--
- - ~ is '.t a,-e.-
..,I 49, w -s '-' 81 .1 --''l--.o1> s-l
--..-t = $40 s-as-s t0- OH.
'''''-'' ''' e'e-A H-
Ale Tempest. Can't. IaH-. same .r rr--
Ma .lYil.e early yesterday rl1 a.--. AMI a..
her bills up Cor . ieturu GRIP ra., ara-.--
lt aPpears ,ha Csuf. Par les hon intend
% Tee che grass crlV unicf d.. reet. .- tH.
oarnaclcs % cling % bIs test, ,.s.-.
Serpiug lu uo.lu cau p-crtat ir ~h..s.-
the city wharf, taxing re.Ehl- "a. rl-.r a. Z
D. she was a two thousand en- b1s- a.
Tempest is making q eaumaa1a 10 -rs. .
circles end lalg up The Wager..-r ra..-...
Courier.
The Peyi01ia a. Cincinnati hsf tsts.a
her chimueys down DO -e-uuIer fh. f..Fs,.
b. be hsuled our on tbe Eareka DISH
Cos.
Business was brisk 90 the wharf. .u.s-
10 the high water, which IS now mp O, rsta p
boat twenty feet g. the sfeurl. T.-
place bad al the appearance 90 r..
ground, about twenty steamboats, were benz
5adei as fast as hands eoUld ult The .re.-It
iu board, and though the dav was u-e-tr
old, everything looked Eav.-L1a. r5-
AT St. Louis the Mississippi. though sim
.losed by icy winters chains, is % affair
say % break up, as We learn bv the r..rv-
ng under date OF "Wednesday
t.-,-' =, 80 81 -iF, 49,. as. e'e-.As
go tbsvin- ~ ,s.-.--s', - -
4 ss,,1Jsrrs 80 - So h. - - ~
80. ,''t ~ 80, - .- -.i ~. -
nj I7sr .veriDg I'M 49,. -. - -,
w. - 49, - ,L.--.-. - -.
Dot passengers-no horses. no WAGONS ne
.ver is steadily rising, Laviuz risen frsru
lcnes ir'n Saturday Algh- until lass even :
g. y ran lei a-ons tae gasc'ua e aud
''se, ''-A running ia'c lle Missouri, me
e Will g today sure 4le calg.u.ll .s 4.
'P'r'e4 oanA iuA on Monday me stream
mes INTO tAe Illinois, We believe, near
spies ana as swollen TOE quickly alce,s
PC RIVER mere. some oi car BEST r-yer men b,
ere Of the opinion that ne iceWA. be d .a-- L
e pas, lo-dayi anu 'hat 'als 1faias har1- e
d NesslSe OF q l2-iils steamer VIII pc seen y
our haroor. We have also % ada that
,aEl rams ieL Fiaay llsl- ana saturday
Jay 81 AeoA0h ana S1'ucy- 1h-s -eaNs
So q o.s 'iFer AN tne way lron AeQAuE o.
.lro, al0 O gcle-'A break up uL -ll lrr-
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gsr1ysAuE RrsrAURAST-Mr.J 10 Dspres
-ss purchased the Donesana Restaurant,
ia rsauing it eutire'y, and viii reopen
.ea View Year, with a magnificent free
aacs. Itlsin Al eligible position and Mr..
-sTrss viii once more give 10 the eharae-
i-r gi o arst rate house.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-31

SgyIH NassyILc SIEErT kAusOAD.--Ihs
pleasant weather hes enabled the gang Of
s.rsmeu engsgsd on the South Nashville
Street Railroad 30 progress very rapidly
Zoe advance has nearly reached the WISH
E.an Engine house. Tits 70 be hoped that
Re shall have The whole road completed by
April lst, mot sooner.
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A Washington correspondent oi che Be-
timore sun says Of Mr.. Sumuer-"Maug
Republicans are tired Of the domination of
a mere doctrine that practically has no hl-
manity nor sympathy Tor white or black,
aud who disgusts Senators By his 5yrrla-t-
inE pirate about Iegi.IaLinE --r hi.l-rr.H
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-31

~. /. Barry and John G. Barry, brothers,
iai Two Of the oldest printers in the United
sltss, on 3 visit to their relations in tbs
-fy paid US q call yesterday. We were
d. -hted 90 see these veterans lookirg bale
HEARTY. We trust that they have many
7-s-s-hEPpy years-bc,ore them yet in this
---L.-- -nh.r..
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SPECIALNOTICES.

Max L.Guimsnn, st No. 20 Public Square
has again received rev assortment OF
Boots and shoes Of all descriptions, and is
hereby soliciting continuance Of that kind
patronage which his irieads end the public
generally have 80 Jar bestowed upon him.
decd-3u
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ffsSyEULs 20 POuCNEN.-At the next
Session of the city Council, the question Of
'.,".ug pe-gu.si,e' TO Policemen, over and
'.'s Their regular salaries, viii come up
. decision Tits 20 be hoped that salaries
'- be allowed. which will be ample, sui
-at g.. ises-wdicd are only incentives 70
.sAaussly-v. be cut Oh.
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All watches aud jewelry left at my store
for repairs, No. "a Union street, can be had
BY calling al the Store of E. Wiggers, or
Cherry street, ". C. Golfers old stand, No.
23E Cherry street, between Union and
Church. J. WELg.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-31

PfEsoSAL.-We yesterday noticed the ro-
taud aud hsudsomo local Of the Press, Mr..
Nsson, who has Just returned from short
..sI 90 Rome, Georgia, his former home.
Hs has lost none Of his aesh, We are happy
. say. during his absence.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-31

In Chancery st Carthage, Tennessee.
DECsHEER RULrS, 1855.
MArths C. R0Els, by her next sneud, E V North
". kOuEnal Bill.
Geo. " Csiron, Admir- Of John ROWS, deceased,
and others.
IN this csuse 60 sppesung 90 the CLERK ana Mas
ter, that daughter Of VIM. kaEls, deceased, and
Der heirs sad . daughter OF -- k3Els uecsas-
ed and her be p, sre made psr. es deiendsnL snd
that their names and residences ara unkuosn 10
complainant 20 that the ordinary process Of .aw
cannot be ssrged upon them IL u therefore or
dcred that icstou Be made, or four consecutive
seexs, 10 he Nashville Ur. n. q Newspaper pub
hshcd IN the city o. Nashville, Tennessee, qurug
sad parties 20 appesr hsf r. The Chsnceor Of the
Chancery Court o. smith countv, Tennessee. 81 the
Court house m CzrthsEe, on or before the thru
Monday IN February next. Os56) 20 plead, EnsWer
or deuur 70 comp .liusut's Bin. or the same vii
he a n iar confessed ~ 20 them, ans ssJ t1r
hearin. exparts. u. Il. CAMPBELL, Gam