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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-30
DIED


On Saturday, the 29lh inst, Of congestion, DoGl
L., wife Of Capt E A. OTIS, aged q years and thret
months.
| Funeral services viii lake place from the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Sheppard, p South Cherry street
to-day at l21z o'clock.
! Scarce four weeks since, and stray sunbeam en-
tered our DWELLING wsnderer from its nstiy,
home, sent to give its light to a stranger hearth
! How bright and transient were its rays, How deeI
the gloom that follows its departure
A few days ago, aud upon her knee She held hei
| prsttling babe, her laughing face telling TO 81
| around The story Of a blest mother, and a happy
\ wife. Never have we seen the simplicity Of child
hood and woma1ly dignity so beautifully blended
as in our departed friend. Itrequired not years o.
acquaintance to tell US her wor h-her native frank,
ness charmed you, while her native refinement
| spoke 10 every action. We never paused to ask
ourselves why we loved her, we only knew that We
could net, il We would have resisted her soft in
iuence. But the idol OF clay bias fallen to the earth
the happy, trusting wife has gwen to the fond hus-
band the last kiss Of love; and the loved babe, IN
whom was conferred every thought Of hope ond
happiness is smiling in her glee unconscious that
she is motherless. Aye. not forever vii this sweet
Nlfilit t7t lADH N-l+ll III tDl4s4LAE ealN VIII
pine for a mothers kiss, How often VIII she dream
Of tEat sO1 hand unlike any ether, that ever ien
with bessiugs on even the w8ywsrd child.
LnUp your head, sweet darling OF her love, for
our Heavenly Father has promised to guide the
m0rherIess 20 a haven OF lest unknown 70 IA On
earth. Re com orted, fond husband, in he knowl-
edge that yolr faithiOlness made smooth the pas
sage 70 the graYei be c5miorted to know thst tho
you have lain her precious duet 'nsa.h a strange
sod, she went not TO her last resting place uuwept
or unlOved hy those whose sweet privilege il IVES
TO minister to her dying wants. Forever wall len
ger in our humble household the memory OF her
sweet bright face; snd forever viii We believe that
God sent us an angel IN Disguise TO teach US les
son Of heavenly patience aud Submission. Gentle.
meek, l0ng-endurinA, WAS the patient demanded n
the altar. But Oh, remember, beloved husband,
that when you cross the stream tina. leads you TO
eternal hfe forever viii those cries OF anguish that
well nigh reut your soul apart as the message came
for her to leave you, perish from your memory
Songs Of rejoicing have taken their place upon her
lips aud the earthly form which you so loved 90
worship on earth, may well command your eternal
devotion. for she il immortal. l.
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sIIIll59

Have Just received fresh supplies Of the
following novels in paper;
Dinnot's Trial, by 5. NJ, author Of "Twice
Lost"
Twice Lost, BY s. NJ.
MainstOns,s Housokeopsr, BY Eliza Neie'
The MatchmaEer, by Beatrice Reynolds,
author Of "Char.es Auehester," and
Counterparts."
! Our Mutual Friend, Part /, by Charles
Dickens.
Uncle silas, by J. s. LeFsuu, author Of
THE House BY the Churcbysrd," etc.
| St. Olaves.
The Ogilvies, by Miss Mulock.
The Caxtons, by Bulwer.
Three Times Dead, By Miss Brsddou.
| Leaves from the Note Book Of g View York
Detective, by Mr.. =. B. Williams.
Oswald Gray, by Mrs. Henry Wood.
Les Miserablss, by Victor Hugo.
Pendennis. by VIM. NJ. Thsckeray,
Vanity Fair,
The Virginians, -
The NewcOmes,
The Refugee, BY Herman Melville.
The Foraker Daughter.
Woman in Black, by the author Of " Man
in Grey"
Womsn in White, by Wilkie Collins.
Lord Oakburn's Daughters By Mrs- henry
Wood.
Also the following in cloth;
Social States, by Herbert Spencer, author
Of I" Principles Of Biology.
Tales Of a Wsyside Inn, by LongtelloW.
Christians Mistake, by Miss Mulock.
Ten Acres Enough.
How 10 get a Farm and where 20 find one,
by the author Of Ten Acres Enough"
Pillar Of Fire, by Rev. J. II. Ingraham.
Throne of David,
Prince Of the House Of David, "
Cushing's Manual for Deliberative Assem-
blies.
Jefierson's Manual.
POe's Poems, blue aud gold.
Lucille, blue and gold, by owen Meredith.
Bayard Taylor's Poems, blue and gold.
Tennyson's Enoch Arden, blue and gold.
For sale by COsE TUNNEL,
apr23-tf No. 20, Cherry street.
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attention Tradcrs and suttlers.

A. & NJ. Laudsberg, wholesale Grocers,
Suffers Supplies, corner OF Public square
and Market street, are offering 90 the trade
their immense stock Of Groceries and SUIT
tiers Supplies, Navy, Leaf, Fine Cut Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco; al the popular
brands Of Cigars; al qualities Of Stationery,
consisting OF Note, Letter and Foo-8cap Pa
per, and white and buff Envelopes, Inks,
Mucilage, Wrapping Paper, etc; S0da,
Canned Fruits, such as Oysters, Peaches,
Sardines, Mustard, Catsup, etc; Backing,
Backing Brushes, Pipes Pomades. Paper
Collars, Handkerchieis, Mirrors, suspend
ers and an endless variety Of notions OF al
an descriptions. Trunks and FalIses 0- all
sizes aud qualities. A large and well se-
lected stock Of Boots and Shoes just arrived
from the Eastern markets. Also Wines and
Liquors, embracing Champaigues, SPARK
ling Catawba, Claret and Cherry Cordial
Gan Cocktails and stomach Bittsrs.
The above Goods we're purchased before
the late tax, and We are Offering them 81
the old prices, regardless OF the enormous
advance en- the same goods in the Eastern
markets, We feel assured that We can sat
isfy the most fastidious 88 To- price aud quail
ity. Give US O. call. Remember the place.
corner of Public square and Market street
ian 2g-3m 4. & n. LANDSBEE6.
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A REQUEST.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2s, 1865.
10 a Few days there viii be a joint meeting
both branches OF the Legislature for the purpose
elsctiug two senators, to represent the State
Tennessee in the Congress Of the United State
aat as there are quite "a number Of gentlemen a
piuug 10 tina; honorable position, the undersignC
sonst RS and Representative, most respectful
and earnestly request the candidates 20 meet the
in the Representative Hail, Tuesday, ID Of May,
O'Clock, pm, snd each deliver sn address,
which he is requested to Indicate his course,
elected.
James II. Randolph, Senator 80 District.
Thomas j. Cyppu, senator 18th District.
Reuben Rogers, Rep. from Campbell.
b i. asater, Seul or 18th District
y. Sirerly. Rep. from Carter and Johnson.
ID. q. Thomburgh, Jefferson, Green, Sc.
Joseph b. Wagner, OF Johnson.
John-B. MINIS, Of jefferson.
j. n. Melton, Of Morgan.
j II. Donaldson, OF Blount.
jere. G,lmer, OF Msury.
J.. 4. smith, OF Ohon.
$ l.. Warren, Of McNary.
Fielding Hurst, Senator zIst u strCt.
Joshua b. Fuersan, Senator l'lu Distinct
/ VIM ID. Scales.
| j. A. FuzOu, %. poKah.
| TpC0. heuaus of sumner, sc.
John Norman, Rep. from Carroll.
Pleasant Williams.
| a. NJ. Cate. Senator 8th District.
John p. Walker, Rep. Pom rhes.
/ Th0s. Maxwell, Rep from Hardin.
| W. A. Garner, OF Lawrence.
Vim Heiskeu
Thos. J. Mason, Rep. from Roane.
| e.. ". Gaines, Rep. nom Monroe.
| q. n Grove, Ken. Dom Granger.
r. n Coward, Rep nom Anderson.
| Jas Jones, Rep. nom Greene.
| John j. Porter, OF Mayue
| Thos. G. Muse, senator 20th District.
| J. W. Smith, Senaior z5ih District,
| and many others.
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The most agreeable gentlemen to deal
with in the city is j., n. Rhodes Il Co., at
No. 81, Union street, all who may require
any thing that they deal in, viii be graft
led with the result II they give them q
call, their stock is we'll selected, aud EN-
braces most every thing in the way Of sta
uonary, besides q general assortment Of
very useful and desirable articles Of this
description. They keep constantly on
hand great variety Of goods that it would
be difficult 70 find elsewhere. Cor cata-
logue Of which We refer cur readers TO tbs
advertisement Of their house in to-day 8
paper. We would urge upon al who wish
10 Pay proper respect 70 tho memory o.
our beloved President by wearing q suitabl,
badge Of mourning, 70 call at the store o.
Rhodes 4 Co, aud purchase one Of thos,
neat little pictures correct likeness @
Mr.. Lincoln about the size Of a lsdie
Breast pin-all tastofully drapej, su,
ready 70 be worn. We are 60 well please,
with them that We hope to see them gen
orally adopted.
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RecoRpEK's Court "A great deal Of TIM
was consumed yesterday in the examina
ton Of witnesses in The case Of Christian
Spears, charged with stealing a poke
book containing one hundred and forty
dollars, from Pat Stanton. Mr.. Stanton
was the first witness called, but nothing
for or against the witness was elected in
his statements.
! Mr.. Ellington was next examined, and
( testified that be was present or near by,
when Spears found, or pretended to find
the money, and was called upon BY Spears,
Z whom he had never seen before, to examine
and count the money, which he did, and
1 also took the name nd residence Of the
+ finder, that he might be called upon if the
{ loser was discovered. Stanton, shortly after
this, announced that ne had lost such 4
wallet (which he described in Court s. be-
ing pocket book of " dark complexion")
describing the contents accurately. Where
upon Ellington went down with Stanton
and a guard to where Spears said he could
be found, for the purpose Of obtaining the
money, when called Tor he responded, but
denied alI knowledge Of the facts stated
above, whereupon he was arrested. Lding-
ton, who is evidently an honest man. and well
disposed towards the prisoner, stated posi-
lively that Spears was the man that found
the money.
Mr.. Peadergrass, foreman Of 8 shop st
the Chattanooga depot, stated thar Eding-
ton had informed him that a pocket book
had been found, and asked him TO enquire
among his men and ask if any Of them had
lost one.
Two other witnesses were introduced,
who stated that they had known the de-
fendsnt for years, and always regarded him
as strictly honest man, SO far IS they were
informed, his integrity had never been
questioned before. This was about all Of
the evidence. The Attorney for the de-
fence, Mr. Young, made 8 few remarks
Mr.. Childress, foI the prosecution, declined
70 argue the case, 80 it was submitted to
Judge shane for decision without further
ceremony. The Court said that it was clear
that Spears had the money, and that If he
would return it 10 the owner, who was an
old man and away from home, and anxious
to return, and to keep him here would be
punishment and an inconvenience that he
ought not to be subjected 10, he might go,
but II he did not, be would hold him over
for trial before the June term Of the Grim
inal Court, in the sum Of one thousand dol
lars. The money has not yet been pro
duced but we think it will come forth az
ter awhile.
Three parties were up for merchandising
without License.
One for useing language calculated to
provoke a breach Of the peace, fined ten
dollars.
One 'msn" for whipping his wife, was
fined ten dollars.
Drunk and disorderly conduct, five Of
Tenders, who were fined, and ten were
charged with being drunk, found guilty,
and sentenced accordingly.
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ELrCANCE AND TAsTE.-Mr. ". c. Collier,
OF 22Jz Cherry street, has shown US a piec'
Of work, done 10 his order by the graaf
house Of S. B. Lippincott & Co., Philadel.
phia, which, for elegance and taste we have
scarcely seen equaled. 1t was an Album
for Photographs, qusrto size, and the Oh,
iect of our admiration is the binding, which
is Of purple Turkey morocco, embossed
and ornamcnted with q skill and beauty
that charmed all who saw it. The edges
gold, beautifully figured, and the clasps
are in keeping with the rest, and the whole
is b;oul Of rare excellence, most credita-
bic to the house Of Lippincott Co.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Issued by the CLERK Of the County Court
Of Davidson County, for the week ending
Saturday, April %, 1865:
Eli B. Howell and Sarah F. Stevens.
Joseph A. Kellogg aud Mary F. overstreet.
VIM. J.. Kinaun aud Anna Burgsze.
VIM. Dunuigan and Mary Ann Boady.
John J. Totem and Mary J. Brandon.
VIM. Gilstrap and Lila Herlein.
John H. Brown and Hester S. Brown.
Jss. il. pougherty and Mary A. McCarty,
| John n. klsm and Catharine Hassetwan-
der.
Benz. Rowe, f. m. &, and Jennie Taylor
FIVE.
John Winston, {. m. C., and Mary F. Town
send, f.w. C.
Simpson Sanders, f. m. c., snd Hsrrieti
| Overton, I. W. c.
Moses Wike, {. IN. C., and Anna Petway
| We.
Frank Twiggs, e m. C, and Anna Berry
4 We.
Alex. Houston, E m. C., and Arloe Frier
erson, I. ". C.
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THE WEEE.--To-day is the second Sunday
after Easter. Monday is the feast Of St.
Phillip and S.. James. Wednesday is the
feast Of the Invention Of the Holy Cross.
Tonight Mars and the Moon are in con-
junction in Cancer; the moon sets 1t a
quarter past eleven o'clock. Tomorrow is
Msy day, and the beginning Of the Observ-
suce Of "the month Of Mary"
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PAssEs.-The system Of requiring passes
b be obtained By those vino wish 10 90 to
Washington is abolished. The Washington
correspondent Of the st. Louis Democrat
says that the change is expected to be ex-
tended to Savannah and Charleston. Why
passes should be required Of those coming
10 Nashville, when they are abolished, or
about to be abolished for the three cities
above named, is mystery Of red tapism
that SURPRISES ordinary comprehension.
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LAGER BEER At THE LIGHT HOUSEWARES
ER's STOCK ALE At THE LIGHT HOUsE.-Just
received at the Light House, large stock
of Cincinnati Lager Beer and Walker
Stock Ale, the very best brewed anywhere.
Retailed at 10 cents per glass.
The Light House Garden, pleasant re-
sort, is open for visitors. Come and enjoy
yourselves, at No. 60, Cherry street, be-
tween Deaderick and Cedar streets.
anr 2S-1W.
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TO Stran gers and citizens.

VIZ do not profess 70 be the only Physi-
cian in the city, " who may be found al his
office 81 sll hours. day or night" nor do
We, in Offering our services % the invalid,
desire 20 recommend ourself ina preference
b other equally vel established and eU-
perieucod physicians nor 30 We pre-
tend C. be llbIe, or the only man ca
pabie Of curing the various diseases men
toned In our general advertisement We
90 not claim the possession OF any ,s0lf5T-
Eel secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
abe treatment or pa..iat.uCs; as all sensible
men must know, that success in the prac-
lice of medicine, does not depend so much
upon the discovery OF Hcio remedies, or 1eg
modes Of treatment, IS upon the skilitUl use
OF those agencies necessary TO 8 perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by expo
rience and patient application. We res
pecttully refer the public 10 our general adj
yertiseuent, ia another part Of the paper.
Office hours from in the morning TIL =
at night L. j. COLEMAN, N. D.
g. North Cherry ST., Nashville, Tenn.
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beHtlNtlNA TIA want "a n fbAlefb mum =
shir, would do well 20 leave their measure
az Green & Green's, A. College street. II
Tvs Accommodation primitive age,
the Christian Church has observed the
period set apart for COMMUNICATING the
event OF the snviour's Ascension, as feast.
The fret proclamat on Of tho President
having appointed q day Of fasting and
humiliation 10 be observed during the per-
iOd OF The feast, no has been induced to
change The day, in reference to the feel
ings Of large portion Of the religious
world. ln the first appointment by our
loved late President, Of day Of rejoicing
on the very day observed, for thousands Of
yesrs, 1y the churcb-Go9i Friday-as q
day of religious solemnity commemorating
the awiu. sceuo Of the cruciGxion, we have
3 str5t.ue result. Of The effects of the Pro-
tsstsn, reformation. Before that event
there vasuot d christian child that did not
kuow Of these two imPortan. ecclesiastical
occasions; but in lS5, the Chief Magistrate
% ono Of The greatest powers m the world,
10 ignorant ofthe period OF thcirobserya nce
and prssc-ibes a fesst whom the church
calls g.. .astl Such a fact is a striking
demonstratiou Of the decline of religious
system that still claims TO DO Catholic and
Universal.
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The 2nd c. p. Church which has been
occupied Tor the past five months as a
branch OF post hospital, was returned a
few days ego. Regular services win now
be resumed by tho Pastor, DR.. A. G. Good
lott. Services commence this morning at
1917 o'clock, aud at the usual hour in the
evening.
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Cone TUSSEEL.-This firm has received
the Louisville Journal and Press, Of the
2glh the Cincinnati Gazette and CONNER
eial, Of the 2sth, the st. Louis Democrat
aud Chicago Tribune, Of the 9Th, the New
York Times, Tribune, and Herald, of the
9th, and the New York Clipper.
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OLD THEArBE.--Amoug The gentlemen OF
Tie dramatic profession Row in Nashville,
none enjoy higher reputation for suavity,
kindness, integrity, AID the qualities which
constitute the gentleman, than c. c. Adam,
Esq the respected Treasurer OF the OLD
Theatre. Tomorrow night he takes ben
EFT, and 30 the impulse to attcnd s. mark
OF regard 70 an esteemed fayoritc. is sddeG
the attractions OF dne bill. The Corsican
Brothers viii be performed, one Of The incst
thrilling dramas that has ever been put
upon the stage. Arrangement have been
made by superior stage meohGuism and
other % juucgs 10 give 10 with al the stri-
king effect that mede e. 6rst introduction
90 marked an epa1h in the history Of the
drama. The very popular piece Perfec-
ton" will also be performed, aud Stewart
and Tompkius will sing capital songs. Lau-
"a Keene is announced 10 appear on Tues
day.
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Dr.. }. r. HRvELL.-This gentlemen has
resumed the practice OF medicine. DR.. II.
was formerly one OF the physicians at the
State Luuatic Asylum, and more re-
Gently one OF the Surgeons hospital at No.
3, in this city. See his card.
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Shirts at N. York Prices
RI. THOMPsON's shirt Depot
apr25-u - Cherry g., near Union,

Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken in
three seconds by Mr.. Ferdinand, the crest
Baby Tanner, ST the Gallery Of the Gambler
land. Rprll-H.
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GoyEESoR's n TEoUULE.-Rebel Cover
nors are in trouble. Our Legislature con-
templates offering reward for the capture
Of the rebel Governor Harris Of Tennessee
and Governor Pierpout, Of Virginia, con-
templates similar step for the arrest
OF the rebel Governor Billy Smith, Of that
Slate.
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j. Fagherty was arrested last night by
the City Patrol Tor asserting vehemently
that President Lincoln ought to have been
killed four years ago, and that the man who
killed him was better and more worthy Of
the gratitude Of the people than his VIC
tim. Two other parties were charged with
the same disgraceful conduct; one Of them
had been arrested when we left the Office,
and the other was being vigilsntly searched
fay
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NASHVILLE, April %, 1865.
Cen. Joan B. Rodgers: Your friends de-
sire that you should reconsider your de-
termination 10 not be candidate for the
office Of United States Senator. Answer
Immediately. on Friend.
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List Of Prices.

At the Bankrupt Sale Store, No. 80 Mar
ket street, between Union and the Square,
where q large assortment can be found.
8. LIEBEaNAS, Proprietor
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IN conformity with mode Ct advertising
found advantageous, snd indeed necessary
in other cities, We have determined 10 COM
mence Business Directory in the Union,
its wide and numerous circulation fitting It
peculiarly FOR the purpose. The Directory
will contain the names, address and busi-
ness or profession, Of those adyertising
in il, arranged under classified heads, as
"Drugs," alag" Dry Goods" etc. The
subscriptions for cards to appear II the
Nashville Union Directory" will be SO
for one year, or s. for SIX months, which
is the shortest period for which card will
be taken.
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ADAMS EXPRESSIVE are again und r
obligations to the gentlemen Of the Express
office for late papers.
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To BE RElUENED.-Thousaud Of hearts
will be made glad with the intelligence in
our tolegraphic columns, that prisoners Of
war vii be turned 10 liberty on taking the
oath
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Those choice New York Apples and Po-
tstoes-laree barrels--st Clark Grerory's,
No. s., Broad street, this day received from
the steamboat Robert Moore. apr2s-st.
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Cincinnati Furniture Store over the auc.
t0u rooms, 81 BrOsd street-ehsspest place
buyto furniture in the State. 81
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Gold is falling, SO is the price Of Photo
graphs at the Gallery Of the Cumberland.
Card Pictures now only s. per dozen.
aprII-tf As. MossE, 25 Cedar st.
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AGoOd Home.

We have for sale, in Edgefeld, a neat
Brick House, 10ihs t0ltr T00HtS---good cistern
--neat fence, DE. Has beautiful situation
in a splendid neighborhood. viii be sold
extremely lo'c for cash.
ARLINGTON & FARRAR, Agts.
Apr2SIw. No. u, College Street.
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Yesterday was very dull for Saturday.
Purchasers were complaining Of high
prices, and merchants Of low ones. There
is downward tendency in the prices Of
most all staples, and we hope that rates
viii shortly reach STANDARD that VIII be
prodtBble 20 the dealer and advantageous
h The consumer.
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LooKoUr for the auction sale at Hogan's,
corner Of Church and Market streets, COM
mercing Mouday, May l, st ten A. NJ. Al
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Ed. WnLARD.-Willard has received the
latest numbers OF the Boston Pilot, Flag OF
our Union, and Ledger.
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A Business DlrectOFy.

For sale at this Office, one good Tobacco
Screw. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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Wanted

ITO PURCHASE, TWENTY GOOD WORK HuIes,
II for the uaa 81 ne CorporaQon 81 NasnalIe Az
piT % ths upper end u tie MarEss Eousa.
fHHH HHaH HeFfE.
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The best Coal for steam is the Cumber
and.
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NOTICE.

A IL PERs DIS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
- thebfh Cavalry urFsiou. couuasase.ih BY ble,
yet Major tieurrsi Hatch, Ein tul Be- f0 thf.r ~
vantage ~ csii On y. U. hlgn-Y. 10. ~ Chary g.
tu, 81 Cub Housed apfi3-ft
III, p. ~ .. oopyl