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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-01-04
Lewistown Post Office.

JeWiStOwn Post Office.
Mails arrive and close at the Lewistown P.
O. as follows.
ARRIVE.
Eastern through, 48 a.. IN.
through and way 4 2l m.
Western /" +" 10 55 a. m.
Bellefonte - {" '' Bop, m.
Northumberland, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, 90 p. IN.
CLOSE.
Eastern through 8 90 p. m.
and way 10 90 a. m.
Western 3 90 p m.
BeIlefonte W
Northumberland (Sundays, Tuesdays
and Thursdays) W p m.
Money can be forwarded through this of
fee in sums from 81 to $50, by the payment
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-01-04

Sad Accident-Charles E., a young
son of Rev. DR.. johnson, was killed on
car about half past two o'clock yesterday
afternoon. 1t appears that the lad was
standing in freight car, with his head
out of the side door, looking back, and as
the car was running in on the siding At
Mr.. Hoffer's coal yard, one end Of the
door struck a post protruding over tha
track, forcibly closing it and crushing the
skull of the youth most horribly. His
death followed Immediately. .--. Carlisle
Democrat
The above is warning to boys and
girls who are in the habit of getting on
the cars as they pass through town.
The same may be said of the school
girls, whose principal occupation lately
during recess has been to get on wag
ons and other vehicles while in motion.
We shall not be surprised ere long to
chronicle the death or manning for life
of some girl or boy, through reckless
conduct Of this kind, and a household
thrown into mourning and sorrow, but
as neither parents nor others seem to
have much care as to what children
are doing on the streets, we suppose
admonition will be as useless in this as
in other matters.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-01-04
IeWistoWn station.

Trains leave Lewistown Station az follows:
Westlcard. EdStCard.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-01-04
RGack~miahs, Blacksslaiihs.

decl4-3t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-26

Cincinnati Furniture Store over the auc.
ton rooms, 50 Broad strest-chsspest placa
70 buy furniture in the State. St
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IslSJ

Have Just received fresh supplies of the
following novels in paper;
Dinnet's Trial, by S. NJ, author of &" Twice
| Lost"
| Twice Lost, by s. NJ.
Mainstone's HousekeoPer, by Eliza Mete
yard, tSilyerPeu)
The Matchmaker, by Beatrice RevuolJ,.
author of "Charles Aueheoter,," and
Counterpart"
Our Mutual Friend, Part I, by Charles
Dickens.
Uncle silas, BY J. 5. LsFanu. author Of
" The House by Inc ChUrchyard, " etc.
st. Olaves.
The 0gilvies, by Miss Mulock.
The CaNtons, by Bulwer.
Three Times Dead, by Miss Brad4au.
Leaves from the Note Book Of New York
Detective, By Mr.. j. B. Williams.
oswald Gray, by Mrs. Henry Wood
Les Miserablea, By Victor Hugo.
Pendennis, by WIN. N. Thackarny.
Vanity Fair,
The y .rginiaus,
The Nswcomes, {"
The Refugee, BY Herman Melville.
The E0rsakeu Daughter.
Woman in Black, by the sutho- OF d" Man
IN Grey"
Woman IN White, BY Wilkie Collins.
Lord oskburu's Daughters, by Mrs Henry
Wood.
Also the following in cloth
Social States, by Herbert Spencer. author
Of " Principles Of Biology.
Tales Of Woyside Inn, by Longfellow.
Christians Mistake, by Mss Mulock.
Ten Acres Enough.
How 10 get Farm aud where to find one. I
by the author OF Ten Acres Enough"
Pillar OF Fire, by Rev. J. Il. Ingraham.
Throne of David, "
Prince OF the House of David,
Cushing's Manual for Deliberative Assem-
blies.
Jetlerson's Manual.
Poe's Poems, blue aud gold.
Lucille, blue and gold, by owen Meredith.
BBayatd Tsylor's Poems, blue aud gold.
rennyson's Enoch Arden, blue and gold.
For sale by CoXE i TUxSELL,
iprZa II No. 10, Cherry street
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10 Whom Il Nay Concern.

! take this occasion TO say TO all con
cegnsd, through the city papers, what SIN
weary Of repeating, in the Executive De-
partment Of the State, and at my private
lodgings, twenty or thirty times in each
day. have nothing to do with the rents,
or possession o. houses and lots, unpaid
debts, and hire Of laborers in and around
Nashville-sud a thousand and one other
private and personal claims set up BY con-
tending parties, and daily and hourly
croEded upon me Cor adjustment Nor am
here 60 furnish The destitute with ratious,
or the unemployed With labor. Nor am /
here 90 procure passes for persons, by en- o.
dorsing their loyalty, when I have never
seen or heard Of them before. cannot,
and will not sign petitions to release rebel
prisoners from confinement, setting forth
who they are, what they have done, and
what their future purposes are, when !
know nothing Of the prisoners, or the al
legged fa-ts IN their cases. 7 will thank
men and women, al the rates Of twenty or
thirty per dsy, who are c5owding me with
their ridiculous, not 10 say absurd applica-
tious, 10 take them before the courts Of the
country, or other parties who may have
leisure or inclination to look into them. I
vIlL NOT HE ANNOYED ~ THIS WAY.
wuLuN c. Baowx1ow.
apr 25-It. Governor Of Tennessee.
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Thsrive is falling. The weather yes
terday was warm, clear, and spring like.
The fne boat Lawrence, Capt. Brad ey
leaves for Cincinnati tomorrow. Malin 4
Son, agents.
The splendid steamboat Robert Moore,
Capt. Hosford, starts for Cincinnati this
evening. Mahn < Son, agents.
The beautiful Lady Franklin, Capt. Fink
biue, leaves for Cincinnati to morrow. Ma
lin a Son, agents.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Monday
says Of Nashville boats: The Nightingale,
Nevada, and Havana, are announced to
start to-day. The Starlight arrived. The
Franklin and Gilmore left on Sunday. The
Nevada had considerable freight from Pitts
burg for Nashville The Nora, Emma FLOYD,
Anna, and Armadillo were due. Fred Nor
risou, late clerk Of the Mslnotte pruning
20 Nashville, hal gone to Memphis as gent
for the Cincinnati ? cket company.
The Louisville Journal Of yesterday says
Of Nashville boats: The Columbia sad
Norman starts ON Tuesday the Palestine
and Nevada starts on Wednesday. The
Ohio is falling.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-26

Al NJ. LanJsberg, wholesale GrJesrs,
Suffers Supplies, corner Of Public squars
aud Market street, arc Offering 10 the trais
their immense stock o. Groceries eui Sut-
Lsrs' Supplies, Navy, Lssf. Fine Cut Chew
ing ami smoking Tobacco; 81 the popular
brands OF Cigsrs, ali qualities Of Stationery.
consisting 1i Note, Letter and Foolscap Pa
per, and ahIi- and bu1 Envelopes, luss,
Mucilage. Wrapping Paper, ETC.. Soda,
Canned FTuits, such - Oysters, Peaches.
ssrdmes, Mustard, Catsup etc. Backing,
Stacking Brushes, Pipes Pomaiss. Paper
Collars, Hsndserrhieis, Mirrors, suspend
ers and sc endless variety Of notions Of al
at descriptions. Trunks AMI Nalisss oi all
sizes aui gusliIies. large and wei Sc
lsrtsd stock Of B0Ots snd shoes Just srriVs1
from she Eastern msrkcis. Also Wines and
Liquors, embracing ChampaigHes, spark
ling Cstawba, CisFet and Cherry Cordial,
Gin Cocktails and stomach Bitiers.
The above Goods were purchased before
the lats Tax, aud We are Offering them a.
the old prices, regardless Of the enormous
advance en- the sans goods N the Eastern
Insrksls, We feel assured hat We eau sat-
isfy the most fsstidioas 81 % prize Rtqual-
ity. Give us . call. Ksmeuhsr the place,
corner OF Public square and Market street.
jan assn A. a 81. LANpSBER3.
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10 stran gers ana Citizens.

W. d. not profess 70 DO the only Physi-
cisu ia the -ity, who may be found 80 bic
0fhcs a. al hours, day or night 3" nor DO
We, Ia offering our services o. the invalid.
desire n recommend ourssif iu preference
to other equally we'll established and ex-
perieucad physicians. nor do wa pre-
tend o be iuiailb.c, o. the Duly man ca
PEBBLE % curing the various diseases men
iioued 10 orr general advertisement We
g. not claim the possession Of any U0nitr-
fgi secret ren4cficy, or extraordinary agree
I3.s treatment or plLiatius' a. al sensible
uau must know. that success Iu the prsr-
lics Of medicine, does not depend SO much
upon the discovery % ned rEaiti.ag. 0r p no
modes Of t-s1'7.s7', "a upon the sklll!ll zee
Of those agencies Necessary b 8 pt-feef cure
md this cau DO acquired only b. expo
Renee and patient application. We Fes-
pertiuliy refer the public b our general "a
yrrazemout, IN another Part Of las paper.
O8ice hours from IN the morning LII =
a. night. I. L. C0LszAy, y. d.
% North Cherry 81, Nashville. Tsuu.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-26

IN conformity with mode Ct advertising
found advantageous, and indeed necessary
in other cities, We have determined to com
1nence q Business Directory in the Union,
its wide and numerous circulation 6tling it
peculiarly for the purpose. The Directory
will contain the Rsmsg, address and busi-
ness or profession, Of those advertising
in il, arranged under e.lssiGed heads, as
-.Drugs," claw" Dry Goods" etc. The
subscriptions for cards 90 appear 10 iae
Nashville Union Directory" viii be si5
for one year, or - for six months, which
is the shortest period Cor which q card viii
be taken.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-26

NEW THEATEE.--At this theatre "Lady
Lees Widowhood," with the splendid mu-
sic, scenery, wardrobe, and stage m chine
~, viii be produced again to-night. The
piece is full Of charming interest and de-
lightiul mirth, and got up in the excellent
style It is, the audiences receive it with ap-
planse and nleasnre.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-26

CoSE 4 TrENELL.-Th;s enterprising firm
have always the last and best. They ha We
the Louisville Press and Journal Of tn
18th, the Cincinnati Commercial and Ca
zette Of the 24th, and the last numbers Of
Leslie's illustrated, the Play Bill, and other
weeklies.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-26

oLo THEArEE.-Miss Kate Denim ana Sam
Ryan appear in the sams piece 10 nigh. in
characters that cannot fail to delight the
sudieuce. The play is new and superior
version Of "The Hidden Hand 3" Miss Dem
in as Capitola, Ryan as Wool. The funny
farce Of the "rwo Gregories" concludes the
performances.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-26

HARrER's AAeAzHE.-This mage inc for
May Is already on Cone 4 Tunnels eoun-
ter. u is a splendid number and has an
interesting article on Gen. Thomas.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-26

REguHBER's CouRr.-Yesterlay YVES dull
deg t-fsr. thia raurt, thsro being but four
cases on the aocky, three Tor violating city
laws, aud one case of larceny. The often
ces were in detail as follows: Expressing,
without license, one case, IN which the de-
teudant was taxed with the costa. Tip
pling without being qualified, one case
tued i've dollars. Merchandising without
license, taxed cost Louis James, e m. c.,
stsaliag pair Of pants: sent to jail to await
the action Of the Criminal Court
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-26

ENPEEss CoEr.SE.-Adarus Express Com
psuy IS acknowledged to be one Of the best
things on this continent, and the "witly
man" at Poland's got Of good thing on
il the other night. "Why are some Of the
wagons We are driving ABOUT Nashville
streets ike Eve go Because, ike her,
they were maize fJr Alum, cprsss COM
Paayf'
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken in
three seconds BY Mr.. FsriiuEad, the crea,
Baby Tanner, "a. The Gallery OF tho Cum5sr-
tsud pnrIi-r
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All persons afflicted with private diseases
would do well 20 call on Dr.. A. Richard
Jones, No. . Deaderick street, up stairs.
Dr.. J. may be found in bis ohirs at ali
hours. spr6
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A Communication on tAs subject Of the
Record OF the Hon. W. II. Wisener, has
been received end fled for publication.
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Por,No.-Poland's Variety ia becoming
quite the fashion from the elegance and
comfort OF the house aud the attractiveuess
Of the performances.
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List of Prices.

AT the Bankrupt Sale Store, No. 80 Mar
ket streSt, between Union and the Square,
where a large assortment can be found.
5. LIEBEENAS, Proprietor.
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DEsERTERs.-Two hundred and fifty de-
ssrters, two officers and seyenty-Gve pri-
yates, were received here yesterday. Reb-
eldom Is clearing out.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-26

Looking Glasses, Portrait end Picture
Frames on hand. aud made 10 order. Also
full sssorIment Of Pictures. Tor sale BY
Weakley s Warren, 40. y North College
street, up stairs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-26

MISS AvoyIA JoSEs, the tragic actress
met with a most q lettering reception at Key
West, Florida, lately. Yielding to the ear
nest solicitations Of the naval and army
officers composing the garrison at that place,
Miss Jones gave a reading, which is most
extTavagantly eulOgized by several critics,
who wero present on the occasion. As a
token Of their gratitude for such an intel
lerlu treat, the military gentlemen pre-
sented the gifted young trdJc5icanc with a
pair OF amethyst and diamond sleeve studs,
together with magnificent amethyst ring.
az souvenir Of their appreciation Of her
distinguished talents. Miss Jones viii ap-
pear in Nashville about the 10Th day Of
May next, at the New Theatre, and we hope
that our citizens will welcome her to their
midst with overlooking houses. Perhaps
m actress Of the present day has won such
cuviable laurels as this gifted Young Queen
Of Tragedy, and herwonderful triumphs in
the Eds bear witness to the solid basis on
which EerPopularity is founded. We have
always given ms usger Allen credit for en-
terprize in catering to the faest tastes of
Play-gOer', but in Miss Jones' engagement
be has most certainly won from them an
additional Objection.
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VIII be offered in few dhys large
assortment Of fancy and staple dry goods
st private sale, by Geo. Shields 4 Co., at
New York nricss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-26

Gentlemen, ID you want perfect fitting
shirt, leave your measure OF Green
Green's, A., College street
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Steel spring top military caps st Green
i Green's, 90, College street.
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A Rnsiness DIreclorY.

For sslsat this Office, one good Tobacco
Screw. WIll be sold chesp for cash.
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COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE.
didatel

IN u Gates
We are authorized announce J. r. DILLTS, Rep
resentstive from Giles county, as a candidate for
Comptroller OF the State
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We are pleased to inform our readers that
the fall Of god has enabled our friend
Fotten to reduc the price on groceries and
canned goods, so that he is now selling at
Louisville prices. We would advise deal
ers and purchasers Of family supplies ~
give him call, as they can save many
greenbacks by buying at 40. q North Col
Iege street. lapril2tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-26

CRIMINAL CoURr.--The business disposed
OF yesterday before this tribunal was a.
follows c. W. bentley was found guilty
oflarceny and sentenced to ,ne year and
eight months in State Prison.
State gy John Wynn and Samuel Arm
strong. larceny. Guilty, sentenced each
four years.
State ry. Peter Thompson, larceny. Case
continued and prisoner recognized taken
81 zoe
State rs. Smith Mckinney, murder.
Continued and prisoner recognized in
thesum Of $1,000.
State e.. Ed. White, negro, malicious
stsbbing case under trial.
State rs. II. Harding, larceny. Case con
tiuued and prisoner recognized in the sum
Of s. 900.
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BY GroRGr Shields * Co.
We will sell on Friday morning, April
sS,h. lS65, commencing at 10 o'clock, 100
Cases Of Boots and Shoes, consisting Of
Mems and Boys Calf Pump sole Boots:
d.. Kip aud Calf Boots; do Kip and Calf
Shoes, Of every style and quality.
Ladies aud n sses Calf, Kid aud Morosco,
AMI Cos Shoes.
sale positive and without reserve, with
distractions to close regardless Of prices.
GEoRcE sHIELDs 4 Co.
Central Auction Rooms, College 81
SAcuFp CoScrEr The Concert Of Sacred
Music at Christ Church will take place on
Thursday evening, ssth inst. Tickets can
be had At the Music aud Book Stores.
Doors open hslf-past seven-Coucert will
open At eight O'e!ook. aFe6-2t
Furniture st CIu,innati prices, at 50,
Broad street 81
Cincinnati Furniture Store over the auc
ton rooms, 81 Broad strest-chsapsst plaza
10 buy furniturs in the State. 81
200 barrels choice Extra Family Flour
FOR sale by Adams, Surdam & Co. Every
barrel warranted. II
Just received per steamer Nora, 200 boxes
Windsor Glass, and 1909 lbs. Putty, on
consignment, viii sell the lot at Cincinnati
prices, with addition Of freight aud tax.
ADAMS, SUEBAN a Co.
~ "a, Broad strest.
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No Pass I'D. CASTILLO was arrested yes
tsrday for coming to this city from Louie
Vile without pas.
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Notice 30 Liquor Dealers.

The undersigned announces that lie has
been made the agent for the sale Of liquors
for certain parties in Louisville, Ky. Any
person having permits to ship such goods
here for sale can have them filed By COM
ing 10 me, al Louisville prices. Common
liquors st quotation prices. ] have the
samples Of eight different kinds on hand,
aud guarantee each order filed according
to sample. NJ. l.. ALEXANDER, Agent,
II Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
mRr25-tf
The best Coal for steam is the Cumber-
and.
viii be offered in a few days, large
assortment Of fancy and staple dry goods
at private sale, by Geo. Shields y Co., at
New York prices.
Gold is telling, 50 is the price Of Photo
graphs at the Gallery of the Cumberland.
Card Pictures Low only IS per dozen.
sprll-tf a. s. MoEsT. % Cedar st.
Turtle Soup at the St. Nicholas every day
this week. apr2b-2t.
Splendid card pic lures, 81 per dozens
Adams Gallery, Al Church street.
aprII-tf
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THAyEs We thank our young and at
tentivs friend N cbael Taylor, Of Adams
INpress, for late exchange papers.
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-Four Dollars per dozen for card pictufes'
Adams Gallery, IL Church street.
sprllu
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For sale q; this Office, one Hand Wagon,
nearly new, which will be sold cheap
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Lumber Of all lengths and descriptions
Tor sale low at knight Bros. Yard, Rolling
Mill Hi
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Railroad the whole rout, that will not be
oppressive nor an extortion on our citizens,
TO which we will give our hearty support,
with all necessary regard for the protec ion
OF our citizens and property, all Of which.
is most respectfully submitted
JN0. HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
j. E. NEWMAN,
Il. s. sooyEL, 49,
VIZ. DIX.
Cas-. saYErs, copr,iinen.
W. II. HAILY.
The following Resolution was offered By
NJ. Newman which was adopted:
Rcsoir-f: That the CITY Council OF Nash
vile do hereby concur in the report fJo-nt
select Committee appointed upon the petit
y 2Ls OF the Mt. Vernon Hose Rail Road
Company, and the South Nashville street
Kan Road Company to grant the right Of
wav along The streets Of the CITY Of Nash
vile 70 said company.
- 81 hSsclr7f. That IN accordance with
The recommendation Of said port ths CITY
oonn,l hereby re use to give their consent
20 hghl OF Wsy 10 either Of said compsIHs
along or through the streets Of the city.
And Be n fIsTther Rssolred. That c,m-
nlttee OF two from the Board Of Aldermen,
lad three from the common counciI be an
,ointed 70 draft bill in accogdan nee with
ne suggestion aud recommendsiiou.oC ssid
'eport, aud present the same 10 the Legis-
AZURE, now in session through our Senators
nd representatives, and request their in
Ireaee to have the same passed into a law.
hao.rsa: That the City Council stand 4
ssdy 10 give the privilege Of erecting and |
unulng Horse r. r. under prop y e.
-ilclons, 70 responsible persons asking the
anne, running through the entire city lin
Is.
The Board then adjourned TO meet next
thursday evening az O'clock in cpnven-
on with the City Council.
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WTE oh-r i0r -si- E.'rlH ieitl -la-s ~ IL
W 4lor-, ste ysry s'lt ~ ..ulasaf sr'.I 49,,
sooa bu~'neae Aptlg prnupfly t5
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Election Notice


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VIII be offered in few days, large
assortment Of fancy and staple dry goods
At private sale, by Geo. Shields 4 Co., at
New York prices.
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THE CatycFs.-The chances for bargains
are Grst-rstethis week. Geo. Shields, 4 Co.
have two auctions Thuuday snd Friday
morning. Read their advertisements.
---.
THE GovEESoR or TrsNEssEE-We call
attention 10 a notice, which appears in al
ether place this morning, from Governor
BrOwnlOw. The duties o. his position ct
time as peculiar Is the present, when the
civil government Of the State has 10 be al.
most entirely reconstructed from its foun-
dstior- make 10 impossible for the most
robust Of men, ia his place, to q, more then
attend to the multiplied sud harrassiug
dulles list niece sssrily crowd upon him.
go
s,cEEu CoVrrRr.-It is with great pleas
ure we announce that a Sacred Concert will
be given 10 morrow evening at Christ
church. The selection OF music Tor the
occasion j. one that cannot fail 10 give sat
isiacti5n, from its beauty and excellence
The performers are persons Of musical
Skill aud cultivation, who have prepared
themselves to present the public Of Nash
vile with musical treat, such as they
have rarely au opportunity OF enjoying. |
Tickets can be had at the Book and Music |
stores, and as the occasion IS sure TO attract |
o very large atteudtnce, 1t will be we'll to /
purchase them early.
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Old Pictures copied to Carte lie visite, or
enlarged TO any size, ct the Gallery of the
Cumberland. sprll-tf
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Spring, sweet Spring, vistei US with
genial smiles yesterday, the soft wind was
balmy, the heavens were bright; earth
showed the delicious hue Of the young To-
liage and the new gras--sweet Spring we
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-26

Turtle Soup at the St. Nicholas every day
this week. apr2b-et.