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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-06

LAVE yea fssa Thts Ths ssssssig.sd pspsss-
fully rsqusfs all klyink any unssstist
his Boot prior 20 ths lst day Il Jss 1875 ~Lshss ~
.s.r against 10 call ana settle the insdkets
call ana ~ tis nm. ~ 'iaf &c 80
AsA@bsls Jss;is Isss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-06

By law of the last Congress- copy oI
ever book, musical composition, engraving
photograph. etc. which has been copyrighted
must be sent free of expence to the Library Of
Congress at Washington. a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-06

Buffalo is ere1iied with having made the
hest arrangements for the reception of
President LlNcoLN's remains OF any city on
the route.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-06

A steamer has just been captured run.
ming out Of the Rnppahnnnock River with
several kegs Of specie, stolen from Rich.
mond banks, by the flying rebels on board
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-06

Over hve hundred rebel prisoners ht
D ehs'o ons Island applied last week for per.
mission 10 take the oath of allegiance. {
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-06

Gold hos further reeeded. Sales were
made during the morning OF the Cd, as low
as l40t, with good business doing. 'il3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-06

NEw Goops The HAsKELLs request US TO
say that new stock Of goods Just purchased
in New York, embracing Dry Goods as we'll as
Groceries, are on their way here, and by anoth-
er week will probably be ready to show to
their customers. OF course, the present de-
pressed state of the market, for most kinds OF
goods makes the PRESENT favorable time for
replenishiOg, aud filing up. .s 10.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-06

The Cleveland Leader now comes 10 us
with 40 increase 10 length, giving more
room and better shaps. I'd ssl ''g11
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-06

HIRAM, OHio, April 20 1893.
Two vacancies have occurred in the U. s. Ma
val Academy and one 10 the Military Academy,
which are to be fil'e from the 10Th Congress.
Eonai District. 1t becomes my duty, by law, +,
to nominate the candidates for appointment.
] am desirous OF finding three young men
who will Gil these vacancies with credit 10 them.
selves and the District.
have therefore requested
HoS. ABNER KELLOGG, Ashtsbua County,
HoS. PETER HITCHCOCK, GeAuga County,
H B. PERKINS, Esq. Trumbu County,
HoS. ALPHoNso HART, Portage County,
And PRoE. NcMIIl.EN. nahonpg County,
to meet me at 20 O'Clock A. M, at Warren, 90
FRlDAr, THE 5rH OF MAY, 1865, to examine all
young meu Of proper age-residents of this
District--who may present themselves as can
didates for appointment. ...r,g
The three persons recommended by these
gentlemen will be nominated
Drs SMITH and HARMON, of Warren, have
consented to make the necessary examination
for physical ability.
Applicants for the Naval Academy must be
not less than four cen nor more than eighteen
years Of age /; Cor the Military Academy not
less than sixteen nor more than twenty. one -
All applicants must furnish satisfactory certif-
Gates oSgood moral character. s3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-06
Tarshish Silver Mining Company,
asas CAPITAL, 81, 100000.
10000 SHARES AT 500 EACH.
six Thousand shares In ths Treasury,

LOBE SOLD, as required. to raise the
necess,ry working capital The mine being partially
worked, with The most pfomising results 10 ~ -' II
Two THOUSAND p the Companys stock 90 nueh
thsIsof ~ has arsAdy bern sold offered for sale 70
money f the ninste paI OF the
asainsry Pries Foy dollars shale full paid aud not
subjecs 10 assessment. fll4l 1-lrl aN
stock 4 offered Ia the utsost confidence
That ws have one Of the richest nnes in Nevada :;
That every OF the Companys Stock will BE- worth
fsee In xold sthia year from tkis tine: ''I
That shall be paying large aonthy dividends In gold
before the end Of the year;
That nothing Offering at the present time In vhch
capital End more safe profitable Investment and
That the fund. 70 be Iased will be ample the develop
ot our absolutely nexausibls mine sepi< sxe frds
@tLs cs~paays astoek aM IA tAs TIsas1ry. 81 ..f
The arrangement OF the Company has been committed 70
Board Of Trustees composed Of eAsgee Christian business
dence- ..i = .Ilr-l' = ~ ~ fN4 "t'it N"A
Al desired Information will Be rni.hed personal o.
written application, either by the President u b.o~n -
his ees ~ Front stssst X the seereessy A. 4. f'sh
Cashier Of NaonAl Bank u and ~ B1oedpay or
By Herman Camp Al his once 100 Brosdssy.
tS si0sk sI sss At the a. Ansssss ssasssi
ALtssp A. Poss sssy sas Trees sSs,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-06
sa BOY WANTED -as

to learn the Blacksmihg business to whom good plas
and good wages viii be given application be made soon
Ashtabul., April ~. 1865. sol
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-06
Kew ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

DY THE SUBSCRIBERS. to work
At Ashtabea, the Railroad several good teams
ply at their office here.
wORTHlHGToN & ROBERTSON, Contractors.
Ashtabua, 4th May. 1865. SOL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-05-06
Land Plaster.

Land Plaster. aee6 stt
LAND PLASTER The subscribers
are prepared to meet any demands for
Gypsom, or Plaster,
for ing purposes and any orders received by them or
len at the depot with Milo Osborn will be promptly attended
sol POWELL MosHER.
Ashtabula Harbor, May I'd. 1865 T7I'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-03-17

THE EASTERN PACKET Co.-The Stock
holders of the Eastern Packet Company
meet this evening at the rooms of the
Board of Trade for organization, choice of
Directors, etc Stock to the amount Of
$40, 900 has already been taken up, and the
enterprise is now in fair way to go into
active operation at an early day and can
not but prove to be one of the most im-
portant movements in the way Of opening
the trade of the State with Portland ever
inauguratcd in this city, and much credit
is due to the Board of Trade for their
persistent efforts 70 bring about this long
desired result which we are happy to learn
has the most cordial cooperate interest
throughout the eastern section of the
State. Portland Price Current
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-03-17

STATE AfD TO SOLDIERS FAMILIES
The law recently passed by the Lcgisla.
ture relating to State aid tc the families Of
soldiers and sailors, empowers cities, towns
and plantations to raise money 'sby taxa
ton or otherwise, to be applied to aid in
support OF the wife and dependent widow
ed nIoher and children under age Of Mir.
teen years" of any soldier sailor or mar
me, who has been mustered in for period
of service not less than ninety days.
There shall be paid in money the sum Of
seventy-fivc cents per week tor a wife and
dependent widowed mother, and fifty cents
per week for each child of such s0ldierpt
sailor or marine under the age Of eleven
years. No application shall extend be-
yond Dec. 3lst of the year in which it il
made but notice that Il continuance at
the aid is necessary is regarded equivalent
to new application "and the sums so
paid shall not exceed two dollars and =
quarter per week for all the persons thus
dependent :" Ire aid may be continued
for six months after the death Of tho
soldier in service, or discharge therefrom
by reason of disability resulting from
the casualties of war, at the discretion Of
the city authorities provided, that in case
of disability the soldier shall not have re-
covered therefrom before the expiration II
raid six menths.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-03-17

--Israel Putnam, ESD, Union, has
been reelected Mayor u Bath. with little
or no opposition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-03-17
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

}
His ErceHency Gouernor Smith:
Complaint is made tie me, by Vermont, that tho
assignment of her quota for the Draft on the
pending call is intrinscally unjust, and also in
bad faith of the Governments promise to fairly
allow credits of men previously furnished. 10
illustrate, supposed case is stated, as follows:
SiVermont and New Hampshire must, between
them, furnish COCO men on the pending call and,
being equal, each must furnish as many as the
other in the long run but the Government finds
that, on former calls, Vermont furnished sur
plus CT 500, and New Hampshire surplus Of
l500-thcse two snrpiuses making 1000, added to
the C000 making 5000, to be furnished by the
two States, or 1000 each, less by fair credits. -
Then subtract Vermont's surplus of 500 from her
1000 leaves $500 as her quota on the pending
call; and likewise subtract New Ilampshire's sur.
plus of 1900 from her 1000 leaves 2500 as her
quota on the pending call. These 800 and 2j00
make precisely the G000 which the supposed case
requires from the two States and it is Just and
equal, for Vermont to furnish 1000 more noo
than New Hampshire, because New Hampshire
has heretofore furnished 1000 more than Vermont,
which eqalizes the burthens of the two in the
long run And this result, 50 far from being bad
faith to Fermont,i is Indispensable to keeping good
faith with New i!amp hire. By no other result
can the COCO men be obtained from the two States,
and at the same time, deal justly and keep faith
with both, and we do but confuse ourselves in
questioning the processes by which the right re.
suit reached.
The supposed case is perfect, as In illustration.
The pending call is not for 800, 900 subject to
fair credits but for 800 600 remaining atr all fair
credits haze been deductcd; and i: is impossible to
conccde what Vermont asks without eolnirg out
short of the 800 600 men. or making other To-
calties pay for the partiality shown her.
Yours Truly,
(Sisned) a. LINCOLN.
Official cory.
A. d. BEAN,
Capt. and Pro. Mar.
9TH Dist. Me.
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FOR SALE!

"A THE LONG ESTABLiSHED,' WELL
f,..Iu known AMERICAN HOUSE, situated on
lsseQ Main street, in Ellsworth The proprietor
offers for sale the American House, with all the
buildings connected, with or without the furniture,
on reasonable terms, ii applied for soon Ii not dis
nsed of ON the 10th day Of December next, it will
he closed AS public house until further notice, for
repairs, sc. d; D. IiNhth' fFopr't,tof'
Ellsworth, Dec sth, 1861, Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-03-17
WAR DEPARTMENT,

ADJurANr GESEBAL's OFFICE.
Washington, Feb. l7th, 1865.
General Orders, No. ~.
The following report Of tho Board, appointed
by the Pres dent Of the United States to examine
and correct the quotas of the several States and
Districts, under the call for volunteers Of Deem
Der 18th, ,lo6, il published for the information ot
all concerned:
WASHISGroS, p. C.,
February, l6th, 1865.
His Excellency, Abraham Lincoln.
Presijent of the United Stites,
Washington, d. c.:
SIR: The Board, convened by the following or
Ter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-03-17
For sale.
Franklin House.

PsEn HE subscriber has erected the past season
fsssQM house at the junction Of the thesy6eld and
I.aelA Sullivan roads, in Franklin, which he ha
opened fer entertainment Of travellers Good Stables
attached to tie same. The house and all the tituRg
are newt and every attention will Re paid to those pas
tronzing the Franklin House. The public will find thi
House not only much needed convenience, but kept in
nanner to secure the comfort and OF those patron
lzug it. JuliN r dohDON.
Erankiin Ian 1851 3m2k
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TUESDAY, OCT. II.

Association Purse 9 for an sges; mile h
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NO. % DEADERICK STREET.

SEVERAL YEARS PAST TE ox or
hgtha
EasE atoh
4ea y some = The
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ASSOCIATIONS SrAKE.--A sHeey stake for three yea
old- thar have never befn trsined mlla hesls
shhscriptOa 500 each; so ioiisti the Association
10 add 5 90 1.-THE iscsis run three OF more 70 NJ
the siaEe; b beIun on the second day Of the Fal
Nee NJ. closed vi h the iolosing entries
]. X Woads nEmes Oh fby Highlander, dam By
imp Pnam
by imp fTiam.
s. A A Ca ter names Of Maryland, BY Ball Cheat
au, dam by Hanlet
ATB Pa tarson names 81 ( Sally Moore, fy imE
knight Of 81 George, olt Il ada TeEis by imp
Albion.
s. Harry Napliew names e-Mslcolm. hJ imp Bon.
ME Scotland, out 3f Lady Lancaster BY Mon
arch.
6. Also, bf BY DsIhigh fhe BY imp Glencoe. dam b.
WoOdfoik's leFisthAn
J. NIB Cnesthan names Capt Roper's br Dixie,
BY Revenue, dam BY imp Albion.
8. Hinton Kinney name eh Cameo, BY imp
Knight Of st GeLrge, out Of Diamond By Up
silOn.
g. Ut Kerby enters ch Bonsta, years old, out Of
BIZ CheathRm, dan Glencoe mare.
SAME DAY.
Associated Purse s'50-dash Of two miles.
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RUE 0vER.--Yesterdsy morning about
half-past o'clock child was run over by
solitary horseman" at the crossing on
Cherry street and Union. The horse be-
came unmanageable or the accident would
not have occurred. The rider acted differ
emily from what people generally do when
they get into a serape Of this kind. AS soon
as he could rein up his steed he did 90, dis
mounted and came back, took the little sUf-
ferer 20 the nearest physician, and saw him
comfortable before he left him. We heard
thst the little boys arm was broken. We
did not learn the name Of the boy OF the
horseman.
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EorrcE.-we would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were fled with the Board Of Claims,
Of which William Driver vas Recorder,
ernvened by Special Field Order No 50,
dated March lSth, 1885, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted By calling at our Office.
We viii also have their Vouchers, Re-
caipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction Of
other proof, in order 70 subssantiste the en-
tire claim, thai the parties mEy get their
Just indebtedness from the Government.
je30-H h T0EPKEs i Co.
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DIR. A. KING

e. as,ocate Physician. Who VII IN my absence attend al
edesl Nenen Surgeon IN the United States having devote
ffcce since ISIS snd take pleasure In Recommending IN
Ednous duties Of Tie Profession.
TX Ming = the euy person in the country, except mysg
ny Med cines, and With his lonE experience more rel
uent, calling a. tins Dspeusary vii therefore have the adv
sell or either, a. may be desired without extra charge
Patients and strangers in visiting
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NEsDAY OCT 10.

sveepstakes for three year olds mile heats ; sub
scripfioa S2u0 each $50 fcrfeit the association q
add 500 il the ssce is run; three or more 70 al tbs
stake The race to be run IN the third day Of tn'
Fall MestnR Closet with the following entries
L RIB Chasfhan names ch fearah X, by Lexing-
ton. out Of Glorisna BY Eclipse %
g. RI Woods names Oh I BY Highland dam b
imp Priam.
g. Marx Young names Harry Ofthe West, by Lex
ipeton 0ut Of Laura By imp LeYathRn
l. Also b By Lexington, dam BY imp Glencoe.
g. Harry Va1lisu nsmas C Malcolm, By imp Bon
ME S. oaFnd, out Of Lacy Lancaster by imF
Monarch.
8. Also b by Delhi, Che by imp 6lencoel, dam By
WoodiOik's eUsthan.
7. NIB Cheatham names Capt Roper's br Dixie
by Revenue, dam by imp Albion
SAME DAY.
Proprietor's Purse $3.50; mile heats, bat 3 in s.
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United States MaTshaI'S Sale.
IMPORTATION NO. y.


All the Estate and Property, Money, Stocks and
Credits Of kotert Mathews.
BY YiTiue Of = Efii UeHditi0ni eTp0aas 70 me d.
rscied from the Circuit Court q the United States
for the Middle District Of Tennessee, and in pur
suanee Of the decree Of said Court, pronounced on
the Alb dsy Of Nay, 1855. yil on the soth day OF
Sert 1855. mmenc ing ct 10 O'Clock, M sell 81
pubic suction, 10 T. e hiRhesi bidder for cash in
hand, at g. CogTt hOnse door ~ Nashville, DAVID
son eOunfy, Tennessee, all the night. title and IN
tsrasf for he Teriod Of bis natural j e, OF Robert
MalhsWs to and in the following described real IS
tate 70 wit W. ntY-s'x acres or lsnd IN he town
Of eheibgTilie Bedford county, Stale Of Tennessee
heing part OF lot No. - IN the plan Of said va
Also IS acres Of land IN the 18Th evil district Of said
county.
Also 1850 scres Of Land in the 18th civil district
Of said comfy.
Al o on the ssune day and time. in the town Of
ShslbyTile Tenn will Be sold At public auction All
the Furniture Of sad Robert Mathews. seized in
this eau 9. X h. GLASO0CK,
sep2-s0 Marshal u. d. Tenn.
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Personal :-Bngadier General Grosvener
formerly Of the 18th Ohio regiment, is al
present IN town. He Leaves for Augusta
to-day, 10 wind up some business, preparn-
tory to lesviug the service. He mas won
enduring lHurels, as o soldier but hBs nc
desire 90 remain IN the service, now that
peace has been restored.
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NASHVILLE
Blood Horse Association
FALL MEETING, 1895.
NASHVILLE

VlHE 4 10 Eirg stakes s1d purses s.e offered {
i b. Iun for during the Fsl Meeting u 1853
Comnsneirg on The lsih day Of DC Oh 7 next;
MONDAY, OCf l6, 1855.
THr CuaBsREAaD SIAKE.-k sEeepstlke for tEo
year old, dash Of one mile; subscription s.
eccr so 20 felt, siih 80 add. " the Assoc
ton fine Iaee = ruh; "a e. = m re 20 oil q :
stske. Inc Tnce 70 b. on the irSt day Il e
Faf Meeting. ClCsed with tie tlloW % en res
L X r Cheatham NAMES ch Auegins, By jack
Malone, ont VI Fannie hcA sier } Umeara
2. Turner a Jchnsol named che CopI er, ~ hN-
~atha out Of Liz fnck y imp Priam-
3. 4 B attfrsou lanes Cd Che anna ia. by
lack Saloae, cut Of Alboni y imported A
bin
4. Also. b Blsnche Rousseau, b. imported MiekY
free, -out Of Ads Te is By imported Ainsou-
s. Harry Nauliew names ch C Liverpool, bF imp
Bonnie Scotland, OUT Il Young Fashion ~
imp Mosarch.
G. Also ch Calsdonia, by mp Bonnie scotland
out Of LADY Ianeas.sr ~ imp Monarch
Z Hinton 4 Kinney names Oh FORBADE, BY Com
InodoIe out Of Rapidly by Chiide hdold-
s. W II MeIyman names gr Engn a, ~ Childe
Haiold, o. { Of Delta by imp Pram
g. Also. br Currency, BY Cnide Harold, Gus Of
Caroline hy imp 5cyihian
10 4 kirby enters ch CHpitoia, bT Jfck Malone
dam ALBION mare out Of L.eFlaikan-
SAME DAY
Association Purse g. for all sges; mile heats
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To PmsIclASs.-A rare opportunity 10
obtain line suit Of offices, handsomely
furnished, gas and ell the modern improve
ments, with cash practice, averag ing
IRON Sl,ooO, te 81, 5000 peri month. Sac
very low. The offices a-e centrally located,
anu superbly adapted for either a Physi-
eian o. Dentist. The object Of selling is
that the pre-, ent occupants design embark
ing for Europe on the lBst Of this month.
Terms cash. Possession given Immediately.
Address, z. o. Box. l67.
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We would call the especial attention Of
the public generaliy 70 the well fned estas-
lishment OF our enterprising friend, ". ".
Totten, who has the finest selected stock al
Family Groceries iouih 81 the Ohio riysr.
In connection with his grocery honse be- has
onened q splendid Liquor esiahlishmeut.
where the fuest Liquors and Wines can b.
obtained, from e bosIle 10 pipe. Fsmilies.
parties. and pic-nios furnished with The
choicest "viands" 81 moderate prices. His
Nos are q and %, North College street. op-
Posite eevanee House. Give him cali.
Spn20-1na
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CoLuS HusTEa, a boy or S years old,
abssnis a himself from home, No. 80 North
Vine street, days since. Auy person
bringing him home, or giving information
that viii lead TO his recovery, viii be liber-
ally rewarded. His complexion is fair, light
blue ewes, tolerably fu ] face, thick lips,
and lisps sligh,ly. He'd on gray round
about, dark pants and dark gray cap.
g. n COWARDTN-
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PoiaDd'a, on Thursday, Gala Enter ainmeut

ACCIDENTAL SHooTISG.-T,go men, whose
nsmez We we're unable 10 learn, were out
hunting, last Su day, up the Cumberland,
uud, on their return in a skih, a pistol was
accidentally discharged, the bullet passing
through the leg Of one, ald the arm 81 the
other. Their wounds were dressed, and,
though paiBful, are not dangerous.
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hrooEDrs's CoURr The docket Yesterday
va, guususly large for Monday morning,
and INC couu was patient and egreeab @.
~ ~ retained 10, temper 70 the utmost
me Lrst case called was Btliiam Bitlers.
Ssei2fd taking too much bittors, ard charged
~ ior his inaiscretion. James Harris. col
V1ea but not Of copper color, was up ior
S,..ea.ng copper; sent 10 the worE house.
ID Aahon, Nike Mintons. Andrew Noonan,
lawrence Uraly, Mike Duucanv. John
douglas and Patrick Burns, were each
lied S for drunkenness.
Con. Murphey, for interfering with the
police In making az arrest, Wa relieved OF a
= Mike Byeed. aud John Brady. ver,
drunk, fined $ each.
Mary Osborne. drunk, S. George Neal.
lssscedl drunk, s.. james Bran. drunk'
=. David Crosssait, for disorderlv cor
euct was DISCHARGED. Charles Hancock aud
Eugene Quin were 6ucd s. each Cor drunk
snness John johnson ieolorcd) was before
ms Honor for stealing black "purp" and
was discharged. stephen Bsins Cor indie.
cent exposure Of his person was dnei 8
ara scot, Ihos Fleming. james noHnelly
nenfA ohounell. Richard Hughes ans
George Miller wrra fued S each sor DRUM
ana disordefly conduct r. Stone sellini
without license. taxed uith costa Of suit ans
=. .-Ne "as license. George Harris ersctinl
drunkenness continued
a. q e nj 1,Sak aud disarderly conduct
sne1 = 70. the case Of Julia perish icol
Wa oontlnued. There ~ ~ = -, -
s,'1,, heary Payne ior selling - ,,s = ,;tS
- 49, % GA She I've 6Tsf sv,g .,,sf,
-, saTa. heufy Altx. CsiI-,-,' n,
discharged. Mr. Rsnsorh '.Ai9a'n' va
Airk, Tor selling liquor. 81 . -,a Henry
continued. Lev White. lcoi -. ple, as
h',; me property OF R. Il Ciser. rS ,So,l1
ed with an attempt % fob - ehars
coniin1ed Mile Larry accused ~ -, -. saa
q Cohen of 81 IS IN greenbaels So =. osin n
sud 50 Wofth cf Dry Gos8. 49,. ~ sc
Robert heors. lool.l ior stealing SIe q =
Aa'scl Moore vas seat 90 the &C., -
Sno- Chiidress. e. ttsslinr 49, - : D'
amount of 8 Sc, The properly Of Jno' : So y.
uss hued S50. oiOA
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TvESzV-FryE CESrs roE UNIoS AND PLaS-
fERs' haNK.-rhe notes Of these two Banks
seem 10 be steadily declining, and a. cash
sank has over million Of circulation still
out they viii probably decline 70 Is cents
IN TIE dollar. Thos. S. Mari, Broker, cor
ner o. Onioa sad College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables him
90 give eonsiaerable more than This rate 81
present send your money 70 him before
the orders are filea ii.
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Go to Bryant. stratton co.'s Nashville
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-17

PE0vosr lTEHs.-Jno. o. Sullivan was ar
rested yesterday, and sent 20 she Post Pri-
son Cor interfering with the guard.
Jno. A. Golfer was turned over 20 the civil
authorities yesterday, for stabbing the
Foreman Of the Government sheds last
week