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The New York herald., 1865-06-24
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may e ssein vsa Al s.nasd Conn and coashs heavy
wssh ,s q sd al Sds So icy % aRsa a
night creeping cnils night swsss ard n" appetite CAV,
that must de that 20 human pWsr sona save me- ,1
had Sse here far Soas sw sy5a Tas nscd 10 esh Mrs.
'v% for over fourteen years. anl sryod BY ysu1 ,aea
the next TUESDAY down y ,oar rooms, No a., q bon.
sd s asas ss sssPSs
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nance; il said that my hopel.sa Ioa said tnat
ss o sss @
sound aid afraid rnds: de Mrs b. & sa'I VA, Sc
ss %sS Saa sst. .s wss as when she a.
cured cured y yS sSe ss a se sasi & c@s
ionic and Msndrake P:isand told exactly how 70 take
sn% ns With Ihsy &. sss;a ssssrs 10 asS Of r
eourased could rse large ~ @ = aimed n. ne ss.S an
airenst hak have gaea s ,nseh =, Is e seryy'
no "Ss % see me now woo believe at ever hal eo
SUMPTION Msny have heard oi ay osse ana y ni ing an
sf sfr nppo.S niS s 70 sc sSnSsi ,hs
hoy e. L was po..Ss i"r CAVITY i hslod ~ rsy
aan a, stamford ezsnae me se my sgr ers % p S
sas s@ 1eu he sas made s s sD a % Mrs
VIII De happy SEQ sny one "hg fyyS qay sss g scfgn g
..r.,,os ar, VEL, ne,usi, mss ed yyh nrGiND1
sCofLLD Know the aoose to be correct In every pas
Mr.. and Mrs ROCKWELL, Mr. and Mrs. BARriioho
NEW, ~ West foIty-ilh street. ...u.,- ,,...c..a
Mr. and MS. GEORGE L. LOCKWOOD, Stanton"
IN scurycK vi BE- nj bis rooms 80 Bond street. Eet
York for consultation and ady.ce. every Irrsdsy
A N unti3P ~ HIS medicines cgn be oDtain'u .n,I
nj AN times Advice free; but for thorough esnnn M M
tion OF the lungs with his rcsiometcr nis pfce '.
n B-Dr scEEECK viii not DC IN this city on ~ lucs.a .
the Fourth Of Juy fhoso who wash 70 coA'u'' "'
call next Tnraiav ......,, r,,>,.,, .,.h 11
ner bottle or AZ % tho half tczon. MANDhAnh fii''"
70 cents per box. ------------.
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Sale OF United states War vessels a Bo,

from tho Boston Traveller, June "a
Horato Harris Co sold auction al the Chariestown
Navy Yard this forenoon, the following United States
steam vessels of war;
THE CIRCAsaIAN,
purchased by Mr. Arthur Leary, Of New York, Tor
S71 900.
THE srErTIN
bought by Richard Baker Jr, of Boston, for $337So
THE YOUNG ROVER,
cold TO Mr. Curtis (her Duilderl for &c. 250.
THE JULIA,
purchased by Mr. Horace Long, Of Boston, for e2l 2so
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rTy,e Rebel McCauslnnd, who Sacked
Chautbe re

Tss Chambersburs Rcpntoyy learns from reliable
veto m officer In the Reserve corps that the notorious
yanda AIcCauslond, who sacked and burned Chambors
burg snd Hngcrsown, is now living In luxury On his
farm 4, western Virginia The Hayerstown Herald
,ays;-syo have idea but what jusijce will yet DO
yAete At 10 this prince of villains II wenld be simply
en- outrage should such man escape ths punshment
due IHs laadsh crimes
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The National Council OF Congregational
NhuTchcs.

Tho ra,ional Council of Congregational rhufches,
numb ring about one sand perGons, arrived IN tiy-
mouth w extra train ycstoldty, and aitor LodnS
regular ION on Burial Hil preceded. TO mouth
rosg whete ph, 20 roph Of tho rs emby was taken.
Thoy anagvards Visited ligrm Hall and other vons of
interest,"
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Died.

CtSxrso-ln Brooklyn on Friday, JUMP 3, NE1ar
voungost daughter of Chas and Bridget Canning, agsa
10 months and days , ..,.. .
The friends Of the family respectfully invited -
attend the funeral from the residence OF hsT Ysrcn
IL Jay street, Sunday afternoon, " hai pass WV
O'clock 70 the Cemetery VI the Holy Cross, t!atbusn
IF.r Otaec Dea1s, Scond and Iai'd PdSsJ
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Sale or Government Vessels at Cairo.
CAIRO, juno 20, 1895
Over fifty gunboats and other vessels lncly comprs
ing portion OF the Mississippi squadron arc 10 lie sold
at nucon at Hound City, ILL.,, on the 1Tlh Of August
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D
These Glasses viii be determined by mort and on
agrccmcnt between the employer and omp;oye. Nc,
ckanics and persons having trades will be allowed and
encouraged to make their own contracB
The money wages for field hands will be paid on the
1st day or October and Gath day Of December;
chanics perons following trades and laborc who work
by tho day oen Ia agreed upon between the parties
All contracts for held hands will be for the balance OF
the year For field hands house servants and all labor
excepting mechanics and persons following trades
therc be secured TO tho aborcr in addition TO the
medical attendance. Tho freedmen ara reminded that
their freedom imposes upon them burdens and duties
children and thoy desire to become the owners Of
lands they must buy them, ohcr freedmen arc ra-
quired 70 do They must huiD all equitable contracts
tbey will lose all that may be due them. They ara
free in all parts Of the State OF Georgia and south Caro-
lima and their rights freemen will be protected by
tho whole military of tho United States government
il necessary Every act Of injustice or cruelty done them
will sooner or bo investigated and the wrong door
severely punished Idleness and vagrancy will not be
tolerated and will support mono abo and
for tmo lost on account Of sickness unless pro-
racted win not be dcdncted from the field hands or
house servants for time lost from any faults OF
the emuoyer or on account Of ncement weather But
ho the wages and rntions win be deducted when the
sickness is fegned for the purpose OF ideness or REFUSAL
cl,srSod by the employer Whenever any frsedman is
dischar9ed by the employer his agent and thinks him.
self wrongod or whonevor they are rS ror or S ae
case at this ONCE and the complaint VIII DO promptly AZ
tended 70. -
But n the freedmen discharged refuse TO leave or
prowl about premises to the injury Of any person. Or
IN case any freedman commits any offence for which ne
should be punished considered dangerous person,
he may be arrested by competent authority and broght
70 trial before the Provost Marshal Whenever military
force cannot be obtained request may bc made ut this
Office, where II will receive prompt attention.
House servants are informed that they will be ex-
pected TO remain half OF each Sabbath with their en-
poyers andleld hands that they are expected to work
each day In the week except the Sabbath.
Complaints have been made at this oflce that certain
parties refuse 70 allow wives leave their premises with
their husbands take charge OF their child
rem Such persons notified that freedmen IN this
gard the rights that white citizens have and
II they interfere with these rights they are gully OF
grave offence which will subject them 70 severe punish
mont
These regulations subject 10 the approval Of Brcve
Major General r. Saxton, Commissioner Of Freedmen fol
South Carolina and Georgia.
J. E. BRYANT, General superintendent
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NpuRo TESTIMONY IN MoBux- The following order has
been issued by the officer in command OF the DISTRICT:
GENERAL oRDsRs-Ho. o.
HEADQUARTERS, Posr AND DISTRICT OF MomLk
MoBlE, Ala, Juno 0, 1886. !
In oil courts and judicial proceedings In this district,
the testimony Of 'frocd" colorcd people will be re-
ccived and admitted according to the same principles
and rules Of evidence that apply 70 white persons
BY order Of .nru,r.
Brevct Major General c. G. ANDREw6
Jous B. M,rcaEl, First Lieutenant, A. A. A. q.
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RARGAINs, BARGAINS,

RAnaAlNs. BARGAINS
= syHaHs syHaHs SsEsE'Hss: sEsE'IIss:
sSaSEs sSsSss sSa SSESSS#Isss. SIS!iIss
sSaasE sSaaEk ctSTa!ss. cESTHIssss
PRIGks PRIGks kEbTcEp. kEBTcEpp.
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sEssE sEssE Ess:|s$HH Ess:#$ssHH /: #$sHsz: #$sHHE
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ss, IS IS zSb 2SB :Ss .Si
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$ssaa ssaa EaHs hsF$H $Hs$E
I I I I EEi||E EE||| E|i||E ;Ei#|#
81 81 81 81 81 ! ~ ~: ~ ~ ~
;2sss sG:sE e !: $$ss $ $sS
MEMS SUMMEls BUTTS,
MEMS SUMMER SUITS,
MEMS SUMMER SUITS,
MEMS SUMMER SUITS, -
BOYS SUMMER SUITS
BOYS SUMNER SUITE
BOYS SUMNER SUITS,
BOYS SUMMER SUITS
YOiS' sUMSER SUITS
BOYS SUMNER SUITS,
PRICES REDUCED BELOW GOLG HATEh
PRiCtS RtpCCEl1 HELuW GOLD HATEA
PRICES REDUCAD HEiCW GOLD EAIEA
LINEN BUSTERS, 50 60
LINEN BUSTERS, So 3d.
LINEN DC;iERS, 81 So
LINEN DESTERs, 80 80
LINEN BUSTERS, s. -
LINEN BUSTERS, 81 O.
LINEN SACKs So
LINEN SACKS, 81
LINEN SACKS 81
LINEN SACKS So
LIHES SACKS 81
LINEN SACKS 81
CLARK, TRAPHAGEN HUNTER
Ss 100 and S6e Bowexy<
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The Turf.

UNION COURSE, L. I.-TRorTING
FRIDAY, June 23-Purse and stake sas7 80, mile heats
best three in FIVE, TO wagons
IL Woodruff entered =. e. Giraffe ............2 I I
Isaac Woodruff entered b. Brother Jonathan.1
Hiram Howe entered g. 8. Honest Peter. ..dr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
~ -
MACPHERSON 4 DONALD SMITH
Late style, Smith Il Brothor1,
New York,
BREWERS OF

BREWERS OF
RAsT INDIA AND BITTER PAlE ALHSt
FOR CITY AND SOUTHERN USE.
,oc. ala. M improved quality hrcwcd with Rreet cars
pleasant nutrve strengthening, and can DO rohe' o
Brswcfy West Eighteenth street, between seveath sn
EiohAh
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-Druoprsr,a MONTHLY MAGAXfNG FOR July
~ with extraordinary nrsc ons r inIv g,eei tn
asr,s Enshiona Household Matters original stae
fus.rltcd Poems and other novelties y" "'' '' ~ ~
the splendd july number, now ..-oy.
Y1rvopcr -ppTvhTr CONSULTATIONS on TIL
tai,ca " l. kiNu, Connseior at Law, $50 broAdway.
Y,xcpIsIoR FIREWORKS Sill LUMINATroys. PUB
s4u. ~ lS &C. s"d dftSsros FSsTr ssc6FEEn no psy
~,o TO THOMAS H. -AGNEw,s, 800 AND ss5 GRniiN
U wien street corner Of ny Mprrsy t sns snn else espe n
any store In New York. one price houAe. --.---
,,.rn ,s,r,n rIrp CAMPAIGNS AND SERVICE
Of Sii.nfENAST GENERAL GsAlEI; ), u~,,,,,.
The hero OF Fort ponelsons !, ,so ,n.or ~ ais,
"rs.erseaIg snu ana ot6er iiabe r1aiqs. W
full History Of his LIE. Campo ,m' s IN ,ns Va IT, .s
Orders Eepor&,a & sa a n rs Oh 20 ihsn, from nc e
,"ox the field this untl mo present lFic to.
pste tn one ssfe az Gentfl Grant, and other na,rav
epSrssa,s nc liaes OF to nsnsl.o na.s,e z
o cotsring cmond &C. Prcc 20 cents In rap,r, a.
oae dollar ~ fS1 nycvherc 10 engage IN the a Of ih
mSc ho vii, Be aaDled WITH tive pnicr covsr eiltion
"a, d,yen or nfty copies for $50, or So. ~ hhndrea;
With lie cloth cdtonai So dozcn' aiy copics for "a,
Idress ~ orders and rsp',i noes g the pg1shsrs
ueia Copes OF postage scep, Of retail price
For sale By ~ A. Blti - Ann street and by all otles
Boosscilers and News Asen,s everywhere.
YIiaE NATIONAL JurncE PRIZE SONG, MI
piano geeGors9,'a pa, nen, ffr'ed words soul su'rh~
Shout, lie aos4 time has cone
tNr t"tlnp4s Hu'g flae.
,,@fepis M}N y y r2 rs2 - fsseps q rricr csr,,ss g.,
fir vi. i.a iI 81 i' fe'H ff tslcrs ~ btntH ON ~
pa1ho" ~. 'f ' .' a"l'Is. --
Wgrnish ghu fGHr yca 5gT. noVgs, gF
Ne.rr, ettf t .tadM % l.. 70 hdca An r.
81 N. 1le OF hc ]oeA jttoae
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THE BRIDAL GIFTS.

During tho evening the presente, IbAn WHICH uotnnB
richer have been offered for many seasons wero exhfb
ted in a place apart They included gifts from tho
Countess Perryny the Duchess OF Sutherland the puch
ess OF Howcasoe the Duchess of Manchcscr the Duke
OF st. Adams Earl Dudcy Lady Carrington, Lady Alice
Hil the Countess Craven and Lady Poltimore. A mag
niGeent emerald and diamond necklace givon BY the
brides mo,hcr was matched by sup RIB diamond neck
lace and tiara the stones In which OF the hneGt
water in the most brilliant manner and presented by
G,e bridexroom's father
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-01

! l-.rt3xAxFC CtJcOIy6COWn next OdS by U.S1U y IN.
go RT0m North Santee, by Thirty-Two
Mic Honse, Qocal,) and Haddrells
to Charleston, As miles, and back,
once asweek.
Leave North Santee Wednesday at p
m; Arrive at Charleston next day by
90 I'm; Leave Charleston Tuesday at
'3p m; Arrive at North Santee next
day by II N. =.
vfted.
1928. From Black Mingo, BIZ Pl.ntersville,
to Kingstree, pa miles, and back,
once week. :"
Leaye BLACK Mingo Thursday at / p m;
Arrive at Kingstree by $ p m; Leave
kinSstrco Thursday at 5 :. III, Arr;.e
at Black MiEgo by@2 M.
/ vile, to Myersvillc, (Scal.) II miles,
E- and back, once week.
eave'1ndiantown Tuesday u. 0.l5 y IN;
Arrive at Myersvillc by 5 pm; Leave
Myersvillc Tuesday at a M; Arrive
at Ind;antG.vn - e III.
Proposals invited for scmi-weclly SER
vice.
$500. From Jcfrrcy's Creek, by Willow
Creek Friendville, and Natural
Grove, to Mycrsvills Gocal,) 17t
miles, and back, once Il week.
Leave Jeffrcys Creek Thursday at Z
IN; Arrive at Nlycrsvillc by II m;
Leave Myersville Wednesday at 0.
pm; Arrive Jcffreys Creek by 5 y m.
5G3l. From White Cane to Vancc's Ferry, 8
miles, and back, once week.
Leave White Cane Saturday at 3 . IN;
Arrive at Vancc's Ferry by 5 D M:
Leave Vanccs Ferry Saturday at D
nj; Arrive at White Cane by s D IN.
5632 From Graham's Z. O., by Spring town
10. to Buford Bridge. 20 miles. and back.
twice q week.
Leave Graham's IT. O. Wednesday and
Saturday at 6 a m: Arrive at Buford's
Bridge by II m. Leave Ruf5rd,s
Exilse "Wednesday and saturday at
1on,. Arrive (3raI,an,'sT q Lr7Gn,
1888 From (;raham.s n q Ia willow
SWAMP. 8 miles, and back. once a
week.
Leave Grsha,n's II O Saturday At II
II; Arrive at Willow swamp bx2 % m:
Leave Willow Swa,nn SATURDAY, ut
m: Arrive Graham'ST o. bv j0 a m
1884. From Duck Branch. by Beach Branch
Lawtonyille. alI Strnn Bottom to
Robcrtsy;ll.. 30, mills and hocl,
once Il wccl,
Leave Duclr Branch Tuesday al 6 IN.
sArrive at Robcrtsvillc bv y M:
leave Robcrtsyille "Wednesday NJ =
m: Arrivn % at d DucS lf Eranch E"1s hx al %
5635. Fxom Blackviilc To Barnwcll court
house. 10miies. and back three fines
u week.
Leave Blackyillc Tuesday. Thurs,lav
ana SATURDAY. at l D m: Arrive at
Barnwcll court house bv Ann: Leave
Barnwcll court house Tuesday.
Thursday. and Saturday ut a NJ:
Arrive at Blackvillr bv ID IN.
Proposals invited for three additional
trips per week.
1886. From Bur,,wcll court hcnse. bv Great
Cypress 10 Kings Creek, 80 miles,
and back, once u week
Leave Barnwell court house Wednesday
+ at 4 IN; Arrive at Kings Creek by
4pm M; Leave Kings Creek Thursday
at 7 a m; Arrive at Barnwell court
house by p NJ.
5637. Fxon ii!liston, by Jordon's Mills and
- hitching'ss Mills, to Long Hollow, .35
mlios, and back, once week
Leave Wllhston Friday at 6 a m; Ar
rive at Long Hollow by 6 p IN; Leave
Long Hollow Thursday at a m; Ar
-.oo rive at Wiiliston by Gp M:
S63S. From Aiken by Hammond and Tinks
.ers Creek, to Dunbarton, 81 miles,
and back, once week.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-14

The Chattanooga Gazette Of the Oh inst
says { batch Of rebsl citizens Of Cat o7s,
Walker and wh.tefeld counties, Georgia,
we're brought 70 that place Wednesday BY
Col. C5~ia's command. All Of them had
BEEN gathered up during the late ezpedi-
ton OF the b Tennessee Mounted Infant
~. Tia following arc their names :-ESs-
kiel Burns, John EIleuburg, Perry Looney,
Josiah NcEntiIe, John Edge, John Rogers,
Alexander Smith, :. c. Austin, c. Il. Cond-
uey, Nelsol Israel, v. P. Purley, J. Nc
Clain, G. ". EsIinger, Mills Cross, ". J.
siusletcrry, John steneelI, and J. :. Swan
son, ana three women named Mrs. Hames,
Mrs. Perkins, and Mrs. Fisher. 4 fellow
named Meredith EIsDburg, belonging TO
jim Edwards gang Of guerrillas, who are
operating in the vicinity Of Ringgold, is
also in the crowd. The whole party were
turned over to Capt. Brayton, District Pro
vosG Marshal. who sent them 70 the Dis
trict prison.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-14

The business men of this city who
may wish to avail themselves Of a
chance to advertise in Singleton s City
Directory" should send in their Orders
without delay, as Is the intention of the
publisher to conclude, if possible, this
week, that part Of his labor. The mar,
uscript must 60 into the hands of the
printer that it may be ready for delive
r. at al early day. All who may want
a page, or a part Of page, viii greatly
facilitate the introduction Of this Yalu-
able work by attending TO it at once.
Feb "A
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-14

It iss little curious that two OF the sblest
Generals the war has produced, were st
one time suspected Of insanity.
IN the winter Ct ls6l-s, stgnewsll Jack
son, without direct orders from JEFF. Davia,
gathered up his command, marched down
the skaEandoah Valley, threatened 70
cross tbsS otomac into Maryland, and enP-
tured Romuey. The weather was intensely
cold, the ground 90 icy the horses could
not pull his wagons, and his meu hsd 70
push them along. The men suffered from
cold and hunger, and thousands had their
feet Srast bitten. Crave complaints were
made against Jackson, and Davis, after
ordering tho return Of the expedition %
Winchester, relieved Jackson Of his com
Iaaud, aad il forrued e Tennessee General,
who was in the expedition and had gone
% Richmond % renonstrate sEaiHst the
campaign, that Jackson was crazy"
Virginia protested and Jackson vas re-
stored 70 his command. About that time
many anecdotes we're related to show that
st5uewaIl wss crack Drained.
In 1861, Sherman whose recommends
tons TO the War Department showed th
be, perhaps alone amongst or leading
ui-tary chiefs and statesmen, comprs-
fel5aa the magnitude Of the rebeliioo,
aad ths immense power which would
ue.es5arIy be called into action %
suppress it, was Tor a time set aside,
end men gravely questioned his san
ity. Time, however, hiss proved that
be -wa9 right, and bis opponents wrong.
re had lived in the South, and understood
ire Southern leaders and people He
knew they were terribly in earnest, and
knew What was necessary 70 crush the re-
beuion speedily. Now be is regarded at
home and abroad IS one Of the frst Gen
erals Of the age.
n both Of these cases We have an illus
ration Of the fallibility Of political lead
ere, and Of the correctness Of Henry CIay's
luaxia-"Truth Is Omnipotent and Public
I Justice certain"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-14

a superior quality Of Ingram Extra SUI
per- Three-piay and rich Tapestry Brussels
Carpets, Tor sale at Wholesale and retail ~
G.. b. Bray, at Cameron, Grier & Co.'S stand,
Al these carpets are carefully selected from
lrst hands, and only moderate advance
on them; the public will 6nd that they sre
desirable, and moderate in price.
c. B. Bray viii also ell orders for Cur.
taius, Dsmask, and Curtain Fixtures, com
plete, bought at the fountain head, and sold
at small profit. Also, table oi!-clotGs and
other housekeeping goods.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-14

The attention Of soldiers, of5csrs and
citizens, who may need the advice OF s
competent voFEmsn In regard to Tie con
aiiion Of thear thermometers, or who may
wish 70 purchase new ones, or avail. them
selves Of an excellent opportunity 10 get e
good gold pen, OF a nice masonic breast
pin, will 30 well by calling uuoa OF e5-
dressing W. ". Wilson, next door 10 tbs
hssquarters "a army corps, post o.Bes.
Huntsville, Ala.
Mr.. Wilson has been long and fsyoTa-
bly, known in tha armg, aud tbs best evi-
dsRcs Of hisssuperiority IS q workman sud
integrity as dealer, is his ilu menss Pztson-
Ggs. See his advertisement il smother
column Of te-day's Union.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-14

TIE Opera uoUsE.-This establishment
opened last night with new Troupe. We
have seen part Of them before and know
them to be excellent artists. We hope they
may have as full house every night dur
ing their engagement as they deserve.
They have good bin up for tonight, and
all who may drop in will be sure to be well
entertained
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-14

- The UyIoS- hs7 t'e l-Iss7l '''' -.
ton II any Newspaper in Tennessee It's
city ard Army circulation i'''' 'N'''
double any other paper.
- The xAsurIluE USios hes been
svsris8 the publication Of the List Of In
..-rs4 f- Letters for the year 1895, by the
T-.trs.tsr of this city, The USleS having
,ss largest circulation of sny paper pub
r-bsd v.tbiu this postal district.
~ LIs7 o. LIrIrEs.-Ihe list of letters
remaining uGcelIed for ia the Post-oiHce,
,.-RIishcd ofi-5olly IN the columns q tho
y.-rr.-La UHoy, can be consulted in tie
Business OHce @ the UxIoS. Il win be
fala upon . bulletin inside the building.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-14

OLD THEATEE.-Little Barefoot vas pro-
3ucei last night at ths popular place Of
amusement with excellent effect. Every
thing went of well. Mis- Maggie Mitchell
was, as ususl, unspProachable in her de-
Hnest.gus, and drew from the audience fre-
quent bursts Of merited applause. The bill
viii be repeated tonight. TO appreciate
Miss Mitchell you should 60 ts night to
see her "Littls Barefoot"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-14

Box ToS.-The reputation Of this coy
retreat is deservedly high, bat that e1hcient
trio Of "eOrk pullers,' whose manly bssuiy
Is frequently reelected, BY the magnificent
mirror that grsces their salooE-woula ele-
vats the name o. shy similar establishment
in the country. No reasonable excuse can
be given for remaining "Beastly sober" a.
long as they are in town 70 servo you.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-14

PoJ4SD's VARIEEIS.-Thii fashionable
resort ia well attended On al occasions
When the doors are thrown open the rush
begins, and it docs no. stop until the play
d0cs.
They bavs very comfortably arranged
House Of medium capacity, their pro-
gramuas generally embrace g pleasing va
risiy, and arc creiitab,y presented, Order
is their first Law-snd excellence the
second, without both, the could have nei-
Their.
An evening can be very azreeabiy passed
of with them, an unusually attractive Bill
Is posted 70 to night.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-14

Our handsome friend Gilman, O. % Union
street, Gas Just returned from Cincinnati
with large assortment Of NICE things for
his customers, which he holds subject to
their orders, and viii serve them up with
grace and expedition in large and small
quantities.
P. Mcyean, Of the same Arm, hs5 ,ately
taken unto himself one Of Keutucky.s fair
daughters for d bride. We wish them the
usual amount Of sunshine and flowers, with
eop.ous supply Of every thing essential
T. their happiness.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-14

Crunk, Glascock d Co. viii have large
sac Of Furniture, Piano, Carpets, Bureaus,
Sofas. DIvaus, Chair, WardrcDes, Bed
steaas, FeaLher-beis, Mattresses and Dry
Goods, on Wednesday, Feb. -, ct - O'Clock
ar tbsir Auction Room, No. 20, Public
SQUARE. All would do well to attend this
large sale. The goods must be sold on Wed
uesday. 50 barrels Robertson County
whisky. ION. q OhCNh5
Febi4.qr Auct.Ouer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-14

TIA AELsSoToS MIxsIR Is :1svs chang
al their location. They will spPear to-
GIT In the Hall at the Court House, On
the second door which has been handsome
" prepared for the purpose. The lovers Of
music, song, sentiment, wit, dancing, &c,
vii End their entertainments all that Is
desirable. Co and enjoy yourselves
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-14

We learn that the popular and worthy
Disturbing officer Of the Quartermaster'-
department, ct This depot, Capt. Chas. T..
Wing, a. Y. NJ, was married ~ Cincinnati
Ohio, on Tuesday, the 9Th inst, 70 Mics
Minnie Seaman, and that, after short trip
ra New York and Washington, he viii re-
rara b. Nashville with bic bride. All who
SNOW tbe Captain viii unite with Ms IL
wishing him and his vile au abundance CT
prosperity and happiaeFs.
The above was put 1t type Friday, and
,EsuId have appeared il Saturday. issue
-tlsno. too late, however, for il 60 iging it,
way 20 our readers, informing them Of the
good luck and happiness Of tie gallant
Captain.