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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29
No. 22l.

LNOR SALE-270) Acres OF Land, e]S miles from
II thsS vance Coal Mines, Msron county, Tenn
with good improVems nts, Saw NIL 10 running or.
der; the g-nsral outlines and description OF which
will be gwen. Price q per acrs-55s casn, balance
and year. VII exchange for city or country
property.
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FOR SALE.

... FIRST.
A TRACT Of Land eort dnlng az acres. in he 7th
a district, Davidson county, about miles nom
des red. -
A TRACT Ct Land cOntaiDIns e. acre. 10 distinct
n No IS, about p miles nom the ci y, on The
sPple orchard
THIRD.
A HOUSE, and LOtin North Sumner street. being
n second door north Of Gay street, and 35xise
.- FOURTH.
A \ uRimproved Lot, adjoining he last mentioned
"a lot on the North side ironing q summer Il.
i05z feet. and 100 feet oeep.
FIFTH.
A LOT in North sias Of Gay street, 40 feet vest
a o. Summer strees-eoxno feet.
SIXTH.
A \ unmproyed Lot South eide Of Crazford Il
u between Summer and High sts., 8 xlOs5S feet
SEVENTH.
A LOT IN lower Water street, Edioning Fiyuu's
"a lot en- the North size. aud being 2sxiOs iset
EIGHTH.
THREE Lots in Wetmore's Addition 10 Edgeaeld
adjoining the South side Of RObt stewaftis prop
erIy, each being 60xl5o fee.
NINTH.
A LOT in Preston Hays addition to Nashville. on
"A the North site Of the N & G K, r., ard being
sixl35 feet.
TENTH.
A LOT about 30 feet West or The Nashville and
n Franklin turnpike road on The road or street
runaing WesIWa dlg and dividing tbs old Lunstic
u ce
Apply to T. B CHILDREss, At bis Law once.
No g. = North Caiese s.rsGt-nsar L aion-over
second Ma ionA Bank deczi-2W
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No. 229.

TsOR sALR- q, 40. or 81 feet front ~ North
= Cherry Street, 100 iest deep, neKt north Of the
ComEsrcia HOtei. This b q central business 10
ealty. Price $40 per foot. Ons-hslf cash, balance
In and yexrsi interest aud lien.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29
No. 223.

E10R SALE-l65 feet on North Front street, east
- side, nert nor h Of and adjoining Bridge street.
known as the Brick Bridge Tel house property.
embracing the TollHOuss nfisrgs Livery stable Z.
Il vii Be sol ~ awhole or 10 lots. Nov rented i0E
over $500 per sunum.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

We are obliged TO Capt Thacker,
agent Of the Adams Express Company,
or the latest New York dailies.
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Extensive Sale

Extensive Sale
OF
Government Railroad Property,
Mu1TART DTvIsIoS OF THE iESSESsEE,
csfFr OU.EI raEAsTEE's CFEIcE, u :. NJ x. K,
Nashville, Tenn Dec- 81, 1855.
rETII,r, Re sod. at Pubic Auction. en- January
w sss lsss, 81 Nashville en-. the entire stock
~ neE 81 serveeable stores Ct the {. 6. Military
Raii-osds remaining N hand u the General Sup
ply store, consisting IN pat ssi7iisEs;
Gas esp pspe. ao,o finch. vsTnlsh, 81 k,rds.
Bras pipe. ass L. Lnbflcsiingoi.
spring balances. Car es=tings
Halchets Bridge castiBgs.
Msliets Wasner5 cast.
Assorted steel, % two ions
scrap iron, wrought md cast wv three hundred
Cooking stoves and fixtures.
Heating stoves
OIL cups.
I Globe valves.
cisE, lining and tauP Dc liars.
| Iron nvets.
] ii exile blocks
l kslly's head hghts-
rarbsnk's ulaaorm trsck scales.
Full sets OF carPsHters', Blasksmnhs' and Sad
siss, Batis and Screws. T.ns,are Of 81 kinds. and
slnOst every srtc sula1e for Railroad operations,
ali OF TIE very best Qua1iy-
VIII be Old also, stths same tine, a sr gs amount
Of seryicsable and second hsnd railroad tools, OF
i 3 ! kinds cnnsi-ung Of
| Csrpe tiers tocls- Mschinisfs' tools
| Wheel N ghts' tOolE- stoves and pipe.
| Blseissm tns' iOols. Chfirs, sc.
| Civil EBgineers' instruments. -- --
| Railroad punches. --
| % Oae Engine Laihe-sEing IS inch, ks ght leel
inch, WIDTH l6ineh, length eject, weight co lts.
The attention nf deslsrs and railroad Companies
| "a artcGisTly invited 70 this sale
Sales will commence at o'clock 3, m, on esch
dsF, apd eon6n1e daily until all the properly Is
| disposed CT
Terms-Cash, n government funds.
F. J. CHILLY,
dec2s-tH jaals Bst Msj. A. Z. N. T.sA.
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The annual levee VIII be held At the
White HOusson the let Of JGnusry.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29
No. 2l9.

ENOR LEAsE-stors House, corner cf COLLEGE and
II Broad street. Tor bal snce VI 1876 asa s6s. Pos.
session sive. Immediately. A COED business To-
ca,ity. Price S10o.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29
No. 236.

EIOR SALE 80 FEET, corusf Vine and Uaion
stress, opposite TIE resitencs q Mrs. IA Pie
sidsni Pc T. Prise 500 per lot. A Boole spst Tor
rne residence
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No. 22R.

TiO2 SALE-A School Car, in good order. With
siRgs hHness Pee SO
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

Commerce ...l3O Necha0ic-' hanL...
'' knoxville.--..-.4I Merchants ana Pa
" Memphis. $50 ters' Bank...
Middle Tenn.--sO Planters Bank .........
PARIS ....-.....-...5O Union fank .-...-....
the Union....-.Dar sORrH raEnrrs,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29
No. 234.

ElOR RENT-A Few Frame House Of roonas
- 10 North Nashville, n~sr the residsocs Of Mr.
+. r ChsafhAm- Price 500 per snaun.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

The Bolton Estate is the title Of 4
new work Of dctI0n by Anthony Troll
icPe republished in this country by ].
B Lippiacoti s. Go, Philadelphia. We
are iE3s.hteito the Publishers. through
". c Collier, BoolsellAr, Union street,
for g copy. AIS very entertaining
story in the authors best vein.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29
No. 2l8.

DOR sALE-An Interest IN House o. roons
Il ard kitchen, q F,sier street. ia EdEeseld,
near Cavalry naRot" POSSESSION given 1snuary
LIST. 1875. Pr ee $40.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29
VaIusbls Property for Sale

HdiudDtS properly ioF oaiS.
4 WILL sell at private sai- .rsct Of and belong
IL iug o. the estate Of K C. Wihsms. decessed
uonniung Two Hundred Acres, more or less, ID "a
half mile south Of the town Of Lswrencebu,g Law
rerce county, Tsnue see, Ou Hho1d creek. Upon
said MT the is handsomely located and neat
two sto y frame dwelling house, kitchen, and ether
out-house- stab 81, &c, eli 10 good aud substantial
order. Convenient and close by are two or thee
large springs OF hne free stone wafer. which ron
during the whole year Upon said farm there ~
also an apple and Zach orchard Of very super or
quality, and susc rG lie OF being msde the finest iu
ience, he greater Fart being cleared and IL fer
ule and productive any snd 10 the State, being
veil adapted to either cotton, corn. wheat, or rye
crossing There is also superior iC1fcr p0rsr. SUIT
able ether for slarge nj or fs-tory, or tota-esd
70 Be- he best IN the country. Another CREST adj
vantage 10 oEDtuz said farm, i the Eeueffl out-ef
20 commerce ana ira r., the sane being situated
upon the pu7hc highway 70 Florence, Alahama,
aud the'lenneszes riFer. also upon The road lead
ing TO the lennesssr Rnd Alabams kailr1ad, inter-
seciing 90 Pulaski Tennessee, all or Which roads
are IN good travelling condition % all seasons OF the
year.
Wil also sell At The -sue time, smother Tract.
oue and q half miles sou'h Of the above described
one. This tract b. desirable for its wood none OF q
ls eared. Nr under feLaa, but n heagIly umbarad
with al he most desirable groEths.
INrms u sale-six, twelve, and eighteen MONTH,
with int est and approved security.
For further partcu ara enquire Of Dr. James ",
and Thomas A KerchaFsl, ONCE No ~, up stairs,
Ceda- street, Nashville tennessee or % the under
signed Al LeHisburg, Marshall county, Tenn.
r. A. WILLIAMS,
dec22-lm kEecutrH.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29
No. 2S5.

Tl0R RENT -Fitsen Acres Of good and, 81 dfst
4 10il-gsis on 6allstin Pie.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29
AUCTION SALE OF
Covenant Buildings & Lumber.

/ Will offerfor sale At Pubic Auction. on Wed.
/ nesdhy, January 81 1856 the following Govern
ment Buildings & kdgeheld Tenn, and known as
The Cavalry Depot
With shed sddiiios 81 end, l6 feet inches long
One Bnlding lsG 5146, fx 0 feet high, board roof
With Platform al each side Of building zO9 feet long
BY ie-t wide.
one Building Q62, 6xs0, sxs feet inches high
board roof with ventilstor. 3 feet hieh
One bu ldiDg 262V80. 6xS feet high, board ROOF
with vent laiOr, ) feet high
One Bui ding ls7El36Xi4. feet high. board roof
one su lding 7sx4s, exIO feet high, shnge roof
one Building 10. x38 6Ilf feet inches high, with
kitchen attached, 81, sK20, sxs feet niche. high
sh ngie roof
one Buildicg SO, s1ls, ski feet high. single
roof
One Building 20. s1I4 3xs feet high, shinglaroof
Ten Buildings, esch p, 6xls, 6xs feet high board
roof
Nlne stsble.. each 4s9xG4. s19 feet high. board
70
Five Stables. eseh 47oK2I, s1I2 feet high, boaid
roo
One Building 20, 5Il2, SKI feet high, board roof
One Building Is, SIS 3 81 teet hiPh, board roof
One Building 20, 4Gl2, SKIS feet nigh, board roof
Seven thou, and one hundred and f5rty-nine feet
teusing, with nine hundred aud hty-four posts,
he ght inches.
Two hundred and sixty-eigh, feet fencing (packeD,
NUM- er of picke-s Five hundred and ninetJ eight
Cs9Sl pickets height feet
Also, Fifty seven Thousand seven hundred and
iouueen i67,zlD feet refuse lumber. aud Fur "a
EaieT tanEs.
Bale % commence At 10 an, on the premises.
Tens cash, in Government funds.
p order A r. Eddy, U. Z. A., Chief Q. IL
Dept. Of Tennessee.
Aw. Wills.
deetZ-td byt. MAJOR and A Y. ".
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

The Rev Nr Eusiis. OF New Haven,
Connecticut showed up little Of New
Haven vices To lecture last week.
According 60 his showing, there are in
that Puritan City over five hundred
grog shops, beside a host Of liquor-sell
lnE rcsaursaaf and club-houses, seve-
rl concert saloons doing rushing
ousiuess--someames As much as $500 a
a.ght--,wo Of them for oOlored people
Elk faro tables and q large number Of
other places f'r gaming two hundred
common prostitutes, aud fully as many
kept az private sooms New Haven
has b population OF only about 10000
der bin Of health, from this showing, is
no cleaner than that Of Nashville.
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No ZIG.

| NOR SALE-A small Frsuls House. lot QsrTO. on
1 It jackson street, north ofIhe Corporation Spring
Price S275.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29
For MemphIs& Arkansas River.

TIE NEW AND ELEGANT reg -pa~Nh
Il ulsr passenger Pscket iE ~
NJ = THE. snsflHf8
, n Low lih n a.ler.
VII leave - above and all intermediate ports,
SATURDAY. The 20 h inst-s 81 O'Clock pm.
For uelght or pa sage apply on board or to
WIN. BOYD, Agent
deCGa q CnrneT Broad and Front streets
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29
No. 232.
No. 233.

FOR sALE-Op. Of cAie..Hss'. F,a. Pianos.
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slsw advertisements.
For Rent.

1.-TWO ROOMS. attached y nice lam y residence
centrally I Gated, and suitable ioE sIllsis e.
6red family. Rent moderais- Enqaire g t-S Il
Zee
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Educate Your children

6s SEMINARY Tor YOUNG LApIEs in tss
large snd eiees1t Krknnsn buiIginr corner III
: hner and Cedar streets, cifers very superiof
adyants gss, 8 Boarding. and Day school
True scholarship. order. uorsl and 20 iaI eultrre
are me leading Ideas 10 this Inst tufion
IN sddl i0n % the regulsr English Course- Nuslc
Sc 81 Sne rreocn C.ssses, there are nov msnv more
Pupils 10 Latin in tbs scnool IL beiieva5 ths 4,
any ever Conducted n this eitv
ne eESf SESSION VII open On Monday. Ian
HHs1 = Pupis ulsF enter On tie Erst 81 Isrpprv
however, and Be better prepared f5r the eraui1e-
So 90. " E WARD Puncipsi
uec@s-im p. D. Box 4gq
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McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIla,
N TIE EREATlENT OF DIsEtaks. ID
GHgNnING HIN WITH SUCCESS NJ
OTHER STAIRS, As TT H IN
HAHHVILIsE, TENNEHGEH


For further information in regard 70
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 10 STIL.
LIS THERAFEUrICs and hATERIA MEDICa,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1866,
the best work in the United States,
where you viii find DR.. McdilTs mama
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 il guaran
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
UhrOnio Osses
Win aEtizAchoni RhsuinafEm Aaaerulu a a.
Lq4gsj piaseses q he ThrOst, sEolsd Joi1iI.
sua LAmhs, Pieurisy, RAin1, UlcsFs CazcsT GrsFsl.
Diseases q the Heart and LigpE ildanmafion 4
ne otomachs Neuralgia, Kings ENl Or scrofns
Deelnsss. Dlsseses q .he Eyss. Dshnt.isd sys-
loRsthsr with eli Private Diseases ~
Diseases of the Urinary OrQane-
70 tie lAdlea.
Al Aaeciiona d the womb ueafad uifh uuaeaaa
asis 70 miscsfTy o. prove shortio1, "a b es-sss
ea1
steFilitYs
ISuag Aslzied Laeias whose miHnrizns Il has
sod has aaid you should multiply nnd rsrie1ish. d
ini7 u youT dealrs you can consult M efhar -
ieiter Or 10 person. No lady over thirtY-9Ys yaaFs
o. aga need make appncsaon. All oonamuniclaaas
y letter or person girlcily cou6danha-
hight Emissions Cured.
Young hau5 stop oefors yo1 hIrthar 70. o. ~
1Hsases su1eot % Nan, there g 20 diseaas 20 hanf
. ours - hiRht Emlluola, Eld peyuicisas -
scarce that utdofatsnd treating i nd 10 yea I -
lay thst have cured dolsus n MS city, = 80 =
N dlardnt 5ta1oa, Who haFe sp1lt Dollar EnaF ~
lsr, fu1 are nov vel cgrnd b ma. an daiiT ~
celrEg letlers ana sending ueiiclne b ~ para
ne co11uT. In word. az t1nl Ara - aased b
ny VA and VII eve ne q Cal, vii . " allis-
Fartaanuni he besi e noisEeaeaa FiSas = rs
sly.
IN isissrs nrucasd y
d. ECdIkL,
U1ic1 z.ruas, NzlhFi a, Irnz.
aal-fH ~ 80 nrr.rrni $685.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

Ar Stevens Of Pennsylvania, had
some very valuable property destroyed,
during the rcbel raid into bis State. in
iso+ We hope be is not actuated by
private revenge IN bis conduct As q
kePrssentativs in Congress He should
not hold The whole people Of the late
rebeihous States responsible for the acts
Of at army officer
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

Fer louisville and cincinnati.
nHE REGULAR PASSENGER eRah
4 PACKET, ~
AVANA, $3.50
RoN. ". Ierry...............- Msster -
Will leave atove sad ali informed ate ports on
this day st ( orIock pm.
For freight or passage spply on board orto
=. A. SPENCER Co, Agents.
dac29-lt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

E1oR SALE Al Lots. p, q frsn. fest, regularly
= and preltly lsid o. neTt adjoining o. the south
the residence Erounds Of Hon. John Tumble aud
ID. ?. Wilkins, Esg., and IN sdditou 10 the shove
seven acres valuable sad with q commOdious
Brick Re idence, nov occupied ~ Mr.. Richard
shsh-r; al Of Which will eel for less thar the
S per loot the ists. throwing ii seven sores ar
valuable ground EDd g iargs, commodious srck
House Does not this, for ehespness, exceed every
thing thrown upon he market
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

Toe Wellington correspondent Of
ile Springfield Mass Republican
slvs
-1ch entire suppression of free dehste
lls 90 beer attempted iu Congress since
t.r DAYS vlrr che slave oiirs-cbv he5
ts.Ers their r7Fr uay. and theiT exa4aple Il
aa u1re aurttv OF initiation in thia matter
,a1n ANY uihrE. ID ne new law OF silence
H C'sa one on this suh.ect. Why not on
a others Let Congress either camt,sl
gara "a al subjects nbtl the committees
aFEe rrr-rici, or allow che .scussian Of
f"t TO b. iu T1ssIale 90 explain the aaor.
Com gt a. sac ru.e 90 tie opening OF the ses.
t..a. aHau ary o.her theory then che inter
i.1-I desroiism ~ Tho majority. The
fa-F H' Freedom tir not take pride ia such
a rI..H
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29
PACIFIC
Mail Steamship COmPsBy's
THROUGH LIME
TO CALIFORNIA
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS,
Ana CarryIsg the United States MsiI.


+ FAVE PIER No g NORTH RIVER, foot Of
i Canal street, At u o'clock noon, on the ist
litn, ana 2lst OF every mouth sexeept when i6ese
dsys Cali on sunday, sad then on tae preceding sat
urdsyi, for ASPINWALL connecting, wa Psnsma
Railway with one OF the Conn Us ST. amships
IRON Panama for SAN FRANCISCO, touching 1t
ACAPULCO.
DECBMBBR:
lst--HFNRY CHAUNCEY, Captain Gray, connect
ing With CONSTITUTION Cap. FarnsWorth.
Iith-ATLANTiC, Captain Msury, connecting with
GOLDEN CIrTs Captain Bradbury.
2Ist-NEw YORK, Captain Homer, connecting
with COLORADO, Captain Watkins.
Deputures Of LIST and 2lst connect at Psnsms
with Steamers for S NTH PACIFIC PORTS. Those
Of LIST touch Il MANZANiLLO.
THROUGH PASSAGE RAIEs IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin. Second Csbn. steersge.
$3.50. $3.50. SI25.
A discount Of oNR QUARFER nom sieamers'
rates allowed 20 second cabin and sueersEe psssen.
gers With fsrnilies Also AZ AlloEsnce Of ONE
QUARTER on through rates to clergvmeu and
thtir familes and school teachers; soldiers having
honorable discharges, CALF FARE.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage loved each
sdnlt Raegsge-Msslers accompany baggage
through, and attend 10 iadies and children without
male protsaors- BsEgFga received on the dock
day bsf re So ing nom ste rrnbostg, rsroa Is, ard
passengers Nho prefer 10 send down cary.
An experienced surgeon on board Medicine and
attend nee free.
ls6s to r,n nom NEW ORLEANS 10 AsPiNWALL.
va BANANA.
For Pssssge Tick ia or farther information, Sp-
ply 81 the Ocmpsny's ticket Office, on tho wharf,
Foot Of Canal sire't Nc n River, Nss lorS
F. VIC BELLOWS, Agent.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-02-24
The Bounty Bill.

We publish in full this week the Bounty Bill
lately passed by the Legislature of this State
which provides for State bounty of three hun
dred dollars and authorizes the County Commits
sioncrs of the several counties to pay such boun-
ty, in addition to the States bounty, as they
may think proper, not, however, to exceed two
hundred dollars to each person entitled to boun-
ty under the law. This will be of great service
to those liable to draft and may greatly relieve
many persons. But would il not be WELL not
withStanding, for all persons in Bel Air district
who are liable to draft and who have not yet con-
tributed to relieve the district to do at once, by
paying their proportion of the expenses neces-
sary to exempt the district to some one of those
persons appointed to receive it; and this applies
with equal force 10 all the districts in the county
where an effort is being made to relieve the citi-
zens from draft, as well MS to Bel Air District
We have in this district committee who deserve
great credit for the efforts which they have made
in this direction, and it appears strange to us
that any person, at least those who are liable to
draft, should refuse to aid them in their laudable
design. We know of no one who has refused
his aid, and hope there are none; but at the
same time feel it to he our duty to call attention
to this subject. All should remember that the
bounties paid by the County and State may fail
to relieve us, and in that case, the fund which
is being collected by the Committee would be of
the utmost importance. But be this as it may,
all should contribute, and if the money collected
is not needed, no contributor will be the loser
thereby; the Committee will see that the money
is not misapplied.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-02-24
The End Of Wooden Walls,

When one of the small Grecian States
consulted the oracle at Delphos as to the
best means to beat back the Persians, the
answer was "Put your trust in wooden
walls The Athenians thereupon took
to sea in vessels, and the galleys of Xer-
xes were splintered upon the EuAine.-
1t was behind the same wooden walls
that Carthage so long domineered over
Rome, until the Romans, improving their
naval architecture, swept the enemy's
ships from the sea, and leveled the towers
of their Capital. By naval excellence, the
Mortimer captured Sicily, England, and
Normandy; the Catalonians, Naples the
Venetians, Cyprus; the Genoese, Sardinia;
the Spanish, America; the Dutch, Java
and the East Indies The English defeated
Napoleon behind the same floating bull
warks; and the Americans, in the War of
1872, under their gallant commodores,
first made their mark upon the battle-his-
tory of the East To-day we have, with
out exaggeration, the finest defensive Ma
Wy in the world. If it were possible to
transport our monitors and lighter iron
clads to the coast of Europe, we could
there uDship and put them together, and,
ascending the small streams, carry havoc
into every continental kingdom, and make
our dahlgreh and parrot thunders the
echoes of DE Ruyter's, who swept the
Thames with broom at his topmast.-
AT the same time, it is doubtful that IRON
clads are entirely seaworthy as yet. The
English Warrior and the Caledonia are
egregious failures; the French Gloire and
Solferjno are only Indifferent successes
Only our "longshore" ironsides seem to
be complete triumphs; and we have the
superstition of the old viking, Forragut,
to make us still more skeptical: "Wooden
ships" he says, "are good enough for me"
-New York Mercury.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-02-24

SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LME.-The attention Of
our readers is called TO the advertisement O
Moro Phillips Super Phosphate of Lime, to be
found in another column. This phosphate has
been in the market for several years and its fer
tilizing qualities have secured for it an unprece-
dented demand Those who have used this ma
nure think it superior to any in use. The pro-
pretor, who is also the manufacturer of this "Su-
per Phosphate" gives to the farmer full assu-
rance that this article is uniformly of the same
quality. One house in the city of Baltimore has
solda very large quantity of this phosphate,
without the slightest dissatisfaction to any pur-
chaser. Mr.. f. T. Evans, the representative OF
the house ofMoro Phillips in Baltimore, will visit
this county soon, for the purpose of soliciting
orders. In the mean time, orders and applca-
tions for circulars should be addressed to Moro
Phillips, No. IA Bowly's Wharf, Bait.