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Amusements.
4 CADFMY or MucIC

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
1Foy.pn os1naSAHNyp GERMAN OPERA. n,..,,o,
CARL ANseIiIJrZ. condse,oE
Friday TvEiyiiiaio, May ), 1865; '''-''
' ' HAIEvYs oaf'ERA, IN FIVE ACTS.
JJ EwEss. jEwEss.
'CARDiNAL GNI................KARi FoRMrs
5EE Rfar EkANz hMMEs
PRfNcEss iS.H GoHANsA A AoTSEs
PRINCE LEoPoLD...........rHEoDo HABELMAN
''fi' GRAND PAGEGNT kELiGIoso, 4N'AhA
With over 200 persons on tie stage
w. From The New ork Herald Sept "a, 1864
It.s long time since lisevy,. ersas opera was .uos
1.-The German artists drew to tie Academy Of Music
Of those immense audiences to which We are DO.
rci:ed intense surprise onder before entering into
details to the PeoImance we WI ssr .e po. ., Tue
opera found in the betto VIII doubtless interest many
to whom The Jewess' is novelty .,,.-
Tie performance success to Judge rom the applause
bestowed upon it by the immensc audience hmner. az
Ithe Jew Eeszlr acquitted himself creditabiy Of .
role which the beat talent In the hr't act snd'
in fact throughout the opera he wss much sppanded
Ibsmsnn Nine Johannsen aud Mme Rotter contributed to
the the opera the hrst ssog very s"eeuy IN ,e
second which by the way, was TIE most ncce' Of Wv
The opening chorus in the first and It's finale rem.
dered with great effect We may sda tnas a. ne
ceedngy well rendered BY NJ AnchutZs very effective or
chestra The mise en scene was hne. nv
The JEwiss-GTand Opera BY Hhevy'-Ihe ope"
presented entire This superb opera is very rarely pre-
.en,ed entire in America from the great diihcuy arg
aoor attending It through study and rehearsal oy oo.n
the principals and troupe. Its presentation this season.
for the m in several years. by tn" grand German Opera
attracted series OF the largest houses ever kno"n
or congregsted at grand Opera in the world -,
Its rendition in this city last week DIRE" iorta one OF tne
audiences and created genuine iuore with the public
and press. -
The par. Of the Jew Eesaar :. an s%Dsnty dramatic :,
its requirements. Nine. Johannsen az tie Jewess, ara
Mad. Rotter the Princess EUdoIis, both sang arg
acted with fine artistic skill and fervor Their duet broughs
the house down aud IL indeed tine triumph OF double
prms donnasip Hebeman grateful TO and eye IN
the part of the Prince; double primo enorship ALSO
Dwights Jour lal of Music
Tickets be had at the Academy Beer and Scbirmera
No. 7Ol Broadway and at Root Authonys. No I'll Nsssss
lot. SATURDAY-LAST GRAND MATINEE
FAUST ENTIRE.
MONDAY. May g. 1865,
for the second and positively last time this season.
LES HUOUENOTS,
grand German Opers by MeyeTbeer,
WHICH ACHIEVED such A DECIDED SUCCESS
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SATURDAY, Mayo.
Dvreque and for the special OF ladies' anc
chi dren,
will BE- performed for
MATINEE
Door. open al curtain ries punciually at o'clock
SEATS CAN NOW BE SECURED.
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TRUSTEES:

JOHN ANDERSON. No. 4i3 Finh.ave.
Hon. C. GODFREY GUNTHER. Mayor Of New.York
Hen oREsTEs CLEVELAND. Mayor Of Jersey City
Eon ALFRED NJ. WOOD, Mayor OF Brooklyn.
CHARLES JENKINS, president, OF Eas; River Bank.
JOHN L. DOUGLASS. Secretary Merchants Insurance Co
JOHN c. ANDERSON No. lo6 Broadway.
WILLIAM p sTANDIsH, Coal Dealer No. Il Broadway.
CHARLES L. APPLICABLE. c. II. APplesate Bro.
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Sales bn Aultion.


UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HORSES.
QuAkIERxAsTER GENERALS OFFICE }
tfRsr nIvsiOs,
WAsHIsGroy CIR April Is, 1865.
VIII b. sold a. public auction highest bidder a. the
time and places named below, VIZ: ..,...s.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND THURSDAY,
MAY !. 1875.
CARLISLE. PENNSYLVANIA. THURSDAY,
May H. 1855.
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE, THURSDAY.
May i8. 1875
PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIA, FRIDAY,
May % 1868.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
at zach place. -,
The.. have been condemned AZ mint Tor the Csvy
service Of the Army.
For the farming purposes many good bargains may
be had.
Horses sod .ingly Sales TO commence at 10 m Terms,
cash Ia United states currency. -
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brsvet BrgadicT. General. in charge
Fir.t Diyisiou, q. NJ q.
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Orucp OF ALBERT II. NIooLAy 6 Co.,
GOAL AT COST.
CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL COMPANY.

SHARES, SO
Zach share entities the holder tun OF coal
"A the cost Of mining tran portAon and delivery (which
sow shout 80 per tun also share Of the profits thu
sale produced beyond the Quantity supplied to share
kolders.
Those who buy for investment have the coal they W"
BE- entitled sold for their benefit and receive the proceed
syer the cost Ia cash
Investment in this stock is not risk for Anthracite Goa
Ind. are rapidly rising in value.
vcbed r Immediate application is necessary 10 secure any
Once No. II Broadway, Room No. 50.
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Amusemenfs.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

AFTERNOON AT 3, EVENING AT IT,
THE TRIUMPHANILY SUCCESSFUL DRAMA
entitled
THE ORANGE GIRL
Previous 20 drama, ro,,, rpurrp
T iREE-LEGGED WONDER............TO pENlLn'
MORNING AT IL.
TIE BOONE FAMILY COMBINATION 49,
CLASSICAL READINGS COMIC SONGS, DUETS, OLA
LOGUES Ere. IN CHARACTER
ONLY THIS WEEK
LAST AND ONLY CHANCE no SEE THE
OLD EVOLUTIONARY HERO
Mr. SAMUEL DOWNING. AGED lC< YEARS, :,
The celebrated BENHAM HOG, the largest in tho world
weighing when alive 355 pounds.
The wonderful Curiosity 800
\ HORSE AND RIDER ENrW MED BY AN ENOh'
NOUS SERPENT CONVERTED INTO STONE.
PROF. MISUNDERSTANDING CALCULATOR
WOODROFFES BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWEks
A GLASS SrEAM-ENGINE IN MOTION. FIFTY LIZ r
SIZE MOVING WAX FIGURES. FAT WOMAn'
GIANTEsS, ClRCASSlAN GIRL, LIVING OrTEhe'
GRAND AQUAfiA. MILLION CURIOSlIlES.
Admission 30 cents; children under ten, IS cents.
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PROPOSALS FOR coal AND WOOD

PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD
Sealed PROPOSE, VIII be received It the Once Of the
Cefk % tie Board Of fducston coef o. Orand and rim
stree land nowhere ols~ an,l TUESDAY the ioh day Of
Nay sss o'clock, for 'uPpyins the Coal sud
WOOD required a. the ru.c schools Of tbs city FOR tho Gu
hoasand hundred and hy O,73 coIds o. OAK Wood.
thousand hundred tIoo cord. Of Fine Wood
IN. Re Il the best quality Of white ash. furnace
in good ordr two thousand two hundred and
forty 22t0 pound. r. the un aud must 20 delivered In TIE
bins several school buius The proposals must state
the from Which pfopo.ed to supply the ,osl go De-
.h-d om the named n aeceptsd and must state
the price Of two thoussni two hundred ana forty
The Wood be best quality the sticks not
e than three 81 feet long and not lees than three W inches
TIE Pine Wood mus. be Of the hes, quality no, less than
tir.e 80 feet and liz t6l inches long.
The proposa, nu., 'se tie vice cord OF on, hundred
ard 23l cubic soJ measure 70 both Pine
and Osb Wood and also the price per cut or ~n, and
splitting. per oadthe quantity Of Oak Wood to be split only
as required by the Committee on supplies.
The Wood will be nsp, cod AID under the super
von 81 the Inspector o. Fuel Of the Board Of Edncs
said Wood to be delivered tho schools when ordered
Two thirds Of the quantity required from the frat day Of
June the yfh dy Of Aurust, and tie emnd der as
uired BY Committee Supplies. Said wood both oak
AID pine nu., bs delivered sawed and wren required ,p
.hoo badns. may be de.Eus,ed by proper authority
The contract. Supplying aid coal aud wood to he binding
mil m. twenty mn day OF May 1876 Two .uretie. the
perornc. Of the contract viii De required and each
proposal be accompanied with the signatures and reel.
d-iices Of the proposed suIetie. ,
No conpeusation will be allowed for delivering said coal
and Of the ohoo Tor putting and pins the
sane the yard cellar uii. or bin. u said schools.
Of III, BoaId Of Education sad should be- indorsed Pro-
possl. for Coal" Proposals Tor Wood" {" the case
The Committee reserve the right to reject any all Of the
p'''' TIMOTHY BRENNAN,
SAMUEL u. II. VANCE,
JAMES " FARR
JAMEsB pTrIGSAc'
Committee on Supplies.
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goes every year to inaugu
rste the Ceremonies.
his carriage IL the gen.
u'nS sf'lcle, aud has never
been exhibited to the pub
nc in America, as it was
brought direct from Lon
don mere by Mr.. Hover
agent, who su ,ceeded after
great trouble 10 2 {.
ting permission 10 irrg
il out OF England, which
he at last accomplished al
a cost Of over 5000
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The Chicago Times reioices over the

The Chicago Times rejoices over the
arrest of John Mitchell, and seizes the
opportunity to revile him in the follow
ing fashion:
He has done more 70 embitter the
contest between the North and South
than all the other editors and dema-
gogues of the South. In addition to
this, he is an Irishman, and has proved
false to his people by endeaVoring to
break up a country which, more than
all other countries, has proved a refuge
for his oppressed oountrymen. BE be-
longs properly in Ireland, or under
some despotism This country is no
place for him, and therefore let him be
sent out of it. BE is one Of the very
few Irishmen who have proved recreant
to the cause Of the Union; and for
their sakes, and on account of bis in
famous conduct let him be banished
from the shores of this free country.
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Government Houses
AT
PUBLIC SALE.
,-trx.rrrt- tTr,-N ~ 1851


NASHVILLE, Tenn. 70, 1865.
VETITI, BE- sold at public sale, on Monday, Ju
w 81 1865, the following Framed Houses, erect
ed by The u. 8. Government a. additions 70 beIie
View. on North Summer street, beyond the Sulphur
spring. 10 wit:
Cook House and Foreman's Dining Room,
with water coc zs tr ughs, &C, cOmplete--4J ieet
long, l6 feet wide, and = feet high.
Bath House, with water cocks and trough COM
plete 8 feet long, Is feet vide, and IL feet high.
Addition 70 lnnDg Room, 10 fest long, 10 ieet
VIDE y feet high in front and feet high m rear
Stable, 80 feet long, IS feet wide. feet high IN
front and IL feet high in rear.
Wood House, fGJS feet long, IS feet wide, Z feet
high in front, and II feet in rear.
Tool House 10 feet long, - feet wide, feet high
in frcnt and II feet rear.
These last three mentioned properties viii be sold
together or singly, to suit purehasers.
Wash House, z01a feet long, Il feet wide, and u
feet high.
wash House ~ feet long u feet wide, II feet
high in front, snd ~ feet high in rear.
,SWeter House, L ieetlOng, feet wide, and feet
high
Step Ladder, Z feet long, aud 9 y feet wide.
These properties ere to be removed by 'he pur-
chaser within five days after sale.
Sale 70 com Eence at 10 O'Clock on said day.
Terms cash 10 L. s. currency.
BY order Of Bvt. Brig. Gen j. L. DoEALDsoS.
iune2Etd BVt. Col. and A.Q NJ.
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Colonel C. o. LOOMS, Of the LIST Mich
igan Artillery, has been promoted to a
full Brigadier General, long deferred
tribute to one of the heroes of Stone
River.
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Forney writes from Washington 10
his paper, the Philadelphia Press, as fol-
lows: eve have been fairly and COM
pletely defsated, and we come back
to the Union without conditions" Pre-
eisely such admissions, and nearly in
the same words, are made by ell the
leaders OF the returned States with
whom have conferred. / have yet to
meet one who has shown a naughty or
an ungrateful spirit. Are We not too
apt to take it for granted that because
insolence and ingratitude have been
the chief traits of the old leaders,
therefore those who come into the cap
ital, or into the Nothern cities now
are instigated by the same spirit? Let
US be inst TO these men. Hundreds
who accept the fate of war refused to
take part in the rebellion. They may
have yielded 70 what they could not re-
sist, but they did not contribute to it
To maintain such an attitude required
considerable cOcrage and, before we
question the present sincerity of such
men, let US see how we would have de
meaned ourselves in similar dilemma,
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Orders.
HrADo'ns DEPARTMENT OF rms CUuCEHLAEn,l
OFFIcE PR0xesT MAEIL,L uINEEAL,
NAsHvILLE. Inne D. 1855.

HEADo'Rs DTPARrMrST oF rms CuucEnLAsB,l
OFFIcE PROxesI MARSHAL tiINEEAL,
- NASHVILLE, June ~, Iss5.
Active hostltiss having ceased, snd there being
no organized enemy IN the country, it - ordereds
/. That all citizens Of thsstates Of Florida Gsor-
Eis. AiAfsma. Mississippi, Tennessee ard Kea-
lucky, who have been sent north q the Ohio riFer
70 remain daTfg &c icur, he and they are heref y
permitted 70 retarn % Their respective homes.
II. That all deserters from the Rebel army who
were sept north OF the Ono river % remain duriug
the var be, AID they are hereby permitted % re-
turn 70 their homes.
nj That 81 deserters rom the Isle Rebel array
v no were aa3oged to 20 10 their homes, but who
we're required % report once q month to the Pro
ost Marshal nearest their hOme-, are hereby re-
leased rem their obligations 70 report.
~. That DO Military passes shall hereafter Be re-
quired from citizen travelling on the railroads and
TgTeTs IN this Depart uent
Mintary Ccnductors viii ~ continued on al the
"a lroads IN the Department. and viii receive in
strucuons As % their duties from this Office.
By commSnd cf Maj. Gen. Gro. IL THoaAs
J. 6. PARkdUR<r
Brevot Brig. Gen. sad Pro- Msr- ser, D- c.
Tuna Ef-lw
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4 Proclamation by the President Of
lhe InIted states OF Amerira-

Whereas. by the proclamations of the
President Of the 10Th and 10Th of Anril
l>5l, blockade Of certain ports of he
United States was set on foot. but
whereas the reasons tor that measure
have ceased TO exisk Now, therefore.
belt known that /, Andrew Johnson,
President OF tho United Stat ties. do
hereby declare and proclaim the block
ade aioresaid % be rescinded as 10 all
the ports Eest hi the Mississippi river.
which ports wall be omen 10 FOREIGN
commerce Oh the first OF July next, on
she terms and conditions set forth in
my proclamation OF the 22d of NAV
last IL IS 10 be understood. however.
that tie bloakade thus rescipded was
an International measure. for the -por-
pose al protecting the sovereign rights
81 tbe United States The greater or
less snbversion Of the civil authorities
IA the region 10 which il aoplied and
me impractioability OF az once restor-
ing that in due efficiency, may for a
season. make ii desirable 10 employ the
army ana navy on these toward carry
aug NE las-s into effect wherever such
IN, Pioy ment Inay be necessary.
"a 'esnmony whereof, ] have here.
eAio @et my hand, and caused the seal
% me United States 70 be affixed
Done al the City OF Wsshinrton this
TIE ga day Of June A. D. ] S65 and al
the Independence Of America the So,l,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President
Va II SEgARD. ,Secretarv If CT.
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Notice to Farmers.

CEAI.ED PROPOSALS eli Be reoeirei atths or
- Zee o. the under-irne-i, in thia ETY. uril ~
oclock m, Juns 80, is6s, Tor furnishing nasiursre
for Three Thousand Government Mules, frrfHo
nnoBtha. The proposes must alats the prics Per
head psr.mooth, and nunnher 81 stock 70 b. pas
tired fha herdsmen ~ b furnished. and 30 l,
turned u e oRners rkk. Ihn undersiaIaad Hesersea
the rignf % 7eiect Euy az fds a1d ~ prspcssis
al b sccepssc ualess the nsder gives safstae.orv
eEidence that he IL eompeteni ana rehakla- Prc.
poea must Be- directed 70 Capt b. p. kirk A.
Z n endorsed Proposals or ths Pasturags u
soysran1eni Mules. =. n EIHK
Nashville, Tsnn., June 2, lss5. Capt "a z. n.
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wszsszs gNIvERSAL SUCCESS
Or
DOCTOR MCGlLL,
BOTANIC PEESlCiiA,
- TIE TREAlltEEE or pl5kAsEt. -
ulsVgrgTNq HIw WIea 4ill rs lN
tTnER STATS, as fI Ii lu
W4sHVIr TIM tstl1h-


For further information IN regard 10
The sl.ililul success ia the treatment OF
diseases, the reader is referred 10 SrL-
Ls's TpERGPEUrICs and M4rERA MEDiCA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850
the best work in the United States,
whore YOU will find DR.. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age IN the treatment e. ais
eases Of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction y guarHn.
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
UhronIc cases
9Th sstsf.cuoni Rhsunatsm, Aleclohl Of as
TTpgz. Diseases 81 he ThrCal, 8aeled joint
gtiT i8ahs Pleurisy. Pains, Ucers, Career, Grave
rIaaasos Of ths Heart and Liver, lnlar-f.1l5e o
- 6to-zgcb. NeuraIRia, Eina's EFl OF scsoits,
Deafrss Diseases Of The Eyes, ueil-ti,ed p
tg1is, Dyspepsia or Indi gaE aon, and polsuinl tof
sogstheT with az Private DiseaHeH azl
Diseases of the u rinarg Organ
10 the- Ladies.
Al Affections d tho W0al1 ;raaisd Eiin Eucrs.s
'rh1s5s Hfarriad LAD as NhO aaro oeeh - u-pfa
rate 10 t1iacarTy Or prove ecor1o1s can 20 az i.
70 their TAI tine Z ioEnd PFezaaat y Efias iis
gterilitys
Yousr nsryisd Isdiss Etoas Efsio-tuas % -
been ~ % hrng fsrtn IN als seaacn, rusiali.pt.
sol ~ raid yoa should u1lilp'y sna rsp.eni--- !.
his Is your desire you can conaal me enc "
iesfor Or ID p0rson. no lady over ihlrtJ -4t5 yr.L
N a,,a r,fd make appicalon- All conln1l -lallaa
~ istler o. psrEon abiefiy conhdonfal.
Hight Emissions Cured.
Young Mar, stop before Jon Further 20. oi =,
s.tnseg1 subject 10 Nan, there ~ % daeae 70 l.la
Ia curs AZ lsight EznssiQnai alld Plla lLo
s~sros tast undar1tanf trcftng ~ ~ p Jch 80
- 80 nave cured dozens b. tlia 81 a. HeL -
!. di5ereus stats, Who have spent dolE I.9L e.-
ior. esf are noF vel cured b nla ~ e--t ~
--.,r ~ Iqftsrl ald sending masiicino % u. - r
- -15Tt-y ID h aord, ~ tlat are d.es'sied ~
nv g-ay. M vii ZTe ne 9 cali ~ li.e Atis
-e--iof lsr Ell o. tbs disaa7es iiei'aal1 l- -
rertsc-1eai- me lesi Of fai'iol-l' s'ua
Gty.
NJ K6aILL. :
Upioa street., Naabflie, TsAh.
...rfv siH rss-t siih pEnFIrui sstau -
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Az DAfAblAENr. w ASUINgTny-
June, %. 1866. /
Agior~ General j 4. DIX. Nee YorE
the Navy Department has iust "a
eeived Official dispatches from Admiral
thatcher, dated Galveston, june Q re-.
porting that on the lst Of June Cen
brown commanding the United Sts,es
forces, occupied ana garrisoned browns.
vile ON the ID the rebel Genersls
smith and Magruder met in the batb,-
OF Galveston, Gen. A. J. smith rg,,--s
senhng General Candy, ana tber.
signed the terms Of surrender previors
~ agreed Ga st New Orleans. on he
9Th Of June fun and formal possesaior,-
Of Galveston was deliyernd up to the
United States, aud the flag Of the Union
was raised on the Sth of June Admi-
raj Thatcher went ashore, and was cor.
daily received by the naval and mill
tary authorities, who requested that
part OF the United States naval forcs
remain there
sheridan is also probably there
The Presidents proclamation rsisi,,
the blockade will be immediately ;sss
SUED I'M SrAxroy.
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Tire Georgia papers contain proceed.
ings ofrubIlc meetings held in various
count.es They uniformly express a
determination 10 submit 10 the author
sly Of the Government, and ask that
the protection Of civil law be thrown
around them as soon as possible They
ask % DO treated not as enemies, and
promises faithful Observance and per-
tormauce Of their duties "a citizens. AT
Is meeting Of the people of Milton snd
Forsyth counties, a brief address to
the President was adopted The TO-
lowing Is an extract:
We beg 90 Won to remember what orr
Own great hearted Marion said when
urged 10 @ course OF confscation and
ruin on the tories of the Revolution.
lie said 81 was war then; il Is peace
nov. God hiss given Us the victory.
and we can reyer show our gratitude
70 iuesyen by cruelty 10 man" Let
bu, this Cod-ike generous sentiment:
let but these pleasant memories control
ana govern your proceedings towards
rs, and we pledge ourselves 70 do al
we can e wipe cut the unhappy memo
Dries OF the past four years, and TO
stand shoulder 70 shoulder with YOU in
unfolding the Dag Of the Union. the
Slars and Stripes, and in making it the
emblem Of truth, OF Justice. and of
right wherever it may hoat on every
land and on every sea.
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InEeNlqence omoa.

A IL persons wanting .fschsuics, Clerks. H5use.
n Efrysn p, Nood-Chf'ppers, Coolzs--Fnen or uo-
men-While o. colored would Do well % cal AZ our
gtaee, No. soss North CilsFTy street, and register
fersoaa desiring sitlRtSins will do the ssgna. Bee
slgn - ne door. q. HAUCoM 4 co,
HAoiP-sm' 6euar1 Agenls.
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Pensioners In the States Lately IN
RahnIlIn,


Under the act Of February 4, 1852,
the names Of all pensioners on the
rolls Of the States lately in rebellion
have been dropped Those who are
prepared to prove their continued 10y
atty during the whole period Of the re
bellion can make application to the
Commissioner Of Pensions for restura
ton to the rolls, proving their place or
places Of residence, and means OF sub
sistence since January !, 1851. They
must also execute and file in the Pen
sion Office the oath prescribed in the
amnesty proclamation of President
johnson. A circular Of instructions
and forms, to be observed in these
cases, viii be furnished on application
10 the Commissioner Of Pensions.
Agencies for paying pensions are about
to be re-opened in Virginia, Tennessee
and Louisiana, Agents viii be appoint
ed in other Southern States as occasion
may require.
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RFEFRENCES.

Hon WillHsn &. BroEnios. Governor Of Ten
brig. Gen. James p. BroWnlow, AdpIant General
MAJOR ,,enerl g. j. Stanley, an Army Corps
Tenn.
Hyt. Major General r. W. johnson. Pulaski,
Iuu52j-ima
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A little Swedish GIRL while walking
With her father on starry night, alb
sorbed in the contemplation Of the
skies, being asked what she was think.
ing replied; Il was thinking if the
wrong Hide of heaven is 50 glorious.
Wha. must She right side be-
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No Charges until after Collection
SALE OF
Government Property!

ASSISTANT ouARTERMAsTERrs OFFICE, Z
MrkTErEsaoEo, fI,s-. June len, Ista. 4
all expose ~ Pubiic Auction - TIE highest t,.-
der 81 toe Post a Murfreesboro, Tenn. on mon
DAY June 36ih, lsi.5 large lot q eondemned pro-
perfs. iIaiuding the following;
cartenser's and v heelurieht's Zoos.
l3iaciEsEnith's snd Seddiar' Toois-
.nnhuiannes, Harnss-s, Rope, W heeirArrcHas
Saddles. Hridles aud Halters-.
Terms q sac Cab, in Government Funds
sale 10 commence ~ o'clock, an, and con-
tinue rom day 70 day Until sold
~ order 81 ByL kng Gen. J. 4. D1S1tDsoH- Chr
s Mex. LAPORTR,
tupeI7-los csPL and A. 2. n,
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lhe Adams Express Co., Pr0priGlOrS.
FE'HE FUo ic are respectfully informed that we
l. have sstshIshed the eclipse fast Freight Line
from Louisville 70 Nashville. for the ssie and
speedy transit o. freight at loT prices. The cars
OF thIs line are Owned by the Company, ard are ac
eOrnpgnied by SPECIAL messengers. Through re-
ceipiz issue., and freight taken to collect at des-
tnstion. For rates and contracts for re ght apply
10 D. v. G ROWLAND, Agent,
Office sixth ct over Adams Express Office.
Louisville, Ky.
6. ". ANTHONY, Agent,
sc the Express on e, Nashville, fem.
Also to Express Agents az BlI points south Of
Nashville, viii act Agents Of this line IN the
delivery Of freight
All freight bi this line Is delivered free Of ray-
age at Nashville. S. P. JON e, Supt.
iuueZ5-Gtinq
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MARRIED.

On the I'd inst, at the residence Of the brides
fhiher, BY the Rev. DR.. Green, Mr.. GEoEsE Wash
r'sr5s HEERs to Miss LUcT HICKS, all OF Davidson
county.