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AUCTION SALE
Of
Government Whisky.


OrFTcE DEPOT ComMi ssART erBsfeTENCEl
NauFVuLr, Te1n-, Aug i8, ls1i. !
M ar-Ifrs rom the War Department. WHISKY
Is hsrnr erased 90 He rlion, El.l offer ior safe
~ p1tfne relqn. 81 tuForarnfni warehouse Cd the
ritv IL Nasrs.Ile Team on fussday the Sun daY q
saf.tsr1ter Isa4. sEHEhIf-fiNE TuuUsNNU
gALEoNs WIS kf--un1re or lees
Tflia'ahsrT - r1nsiiy copper DE- llni pct on .1
grrIi eccnared tarrsis At of shea I'll - re-9ua.
qsd pror 70 sa.ss snd ne contents 81 each hsrrel
msrizsd lh-re1n q Ell - eiassihcsi e. 10 Quality
aud sarh cllss aald separately
samples may - seen AZ nv oilee No %. adufh
Cherry street., 10 t1ia c.ty, "a a1d aesr he 1th
dsyot August lsl5. and a Warehcnse on day oi
Isle.
saie % eonmence q n o'eIock. a ~. Terms
Cssh. 50 eoVerauertialds WHISKY - te rstnog-
lfnuledaie.Y sss sl'e ~ TIE eEpcEse u te plr-
-haEer.
~ order o. Colonel .. c. BE.D. Chisf Clmois-
s1fy 5ltsisttuce, ~ DIT.
J. -. BLAIR,
Captais and &c V, ia Chlsrs q Dspos
augii-iit
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK-GOvernuent Deposi.
IT tJry-No. 50 College street, betUeen Union
and the Pu0lic Square -Deslers IN 0nepITent
ties ol all Kinds Stocks and Bonds bought kud
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
tended 10. ..-. ..E il--.t
A. g. SANFORD, Pres't, JAS. G. odnEN. Cash'r.
NIARR, THOS S.-Broker, corner Uuion and
vi College sIreets, buys and sells Gold Oteur-.
Ton. Money, Government Securities and Nouehers.
Ctliecuons attended 20 promptly.
Also buys snd sells on c. mnissi0n.
GBCOND NATIoNAIs.BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - cherry street, deals IN Exchange, Govern
uisnt Securities and Co n, Collections promptly
a.tt nded 10. j. LUNsDES, Cashier
VNHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Desls N hxehsnge; GoyeInmeut Secanhes
aud Cola Collections promptly apendea 70. = =
Gold, Stocks snd Bonds 5, Id on Commission.
W. W. BERRY, President. EDGAR JONES, Gather.
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The Grand Jury OF Phelps county,
Missouri, has decided that Col Bah
cock aud lIs men were entirely iustif-
ed in killing Wright and his four soma
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CAMERON, WIN. a CU.-Booz and JOB Printers,
~ and pa lIshers Of the Daily and weekly
Union, lPrinter's Alley, betEeea Union and Dead
erlck streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HTNTPlL ELnlInl.
AIayoralrv.

We ara authorised 20 sn1o0uce JOHN Ht-EH
SMITH a. = csndidafo for the afIl-e al Navsr !,
aSasayl!e, q the coming ele,Fan-isst SATURDAY 10
september nert
W E gre auihorized 10 aln0unce CAPT. WILLIAM
IAi N - ~ acsDdidass ior ihe oHice % Mayor OF
q me coming elecsou-lst ssiurisy 10
mex . .a-l ~ . thee
we sc suthouset 70 anaounes &BRkNI 3uf sss
jySo-tjs
. a.. ..-.4 aa alUl.
Ire friends Of p. D. DIcREy, request NJ "a
s,'e ~ p ciuqttste foe Mayor. s. the
ly2
We are suthUiEad to sinoance ~. wsTr
~, y : saaai date ior AaIpr. "a. tIssnsuing
..I ..,... .. ........ -- u
We sre az. ho-iHsd to aubounce. Wu. s. CHFuP.
~ s candidate .or Mayor az he approschsag
......t BIZ. .....'0' ''s
We are authorized % sBnovplcc Dr. p. 8 WOOD.
HAi'L a. fRnUdate % hayor, his sccspia,,s
70 4 CA having been pub shed SaEl-tia
We ne authorized q Announce Can. lOgS :
pAsltlkiA- ~ = candidate ~ Maghr af a. eb~d.
For Aldermen. .
We are authorised to sauouaes pn. z. RUs4Ef ]. I
., ear dale ior Aiernsa ln tlss Ilint Na1d.
hieei.ou A. ssiurtay 10 s. Member. sur "a
We are Authorized % snn0unca GEORGE s.
hlNnkl 81 = csu'idAt5 idr Alderman, iu the
ss ond Warl ....4 ..... ..- iy.S.td
Waare authorized to.Eaaounce JAMES SLOAN
A. a candidate iQr Alderman IN the THIRD Wsri. VI
Inc uext election. ly2lIdo
We are authorized % sunounce RoBERT
thompson A. candidate iuF Alderman IN TIE |
flr-t Mari Election lase s1frefar Tia sruf-g1f-er
Aug Sili-iie. .-.. - ..l 20.
WRs authorized 10 announce, Tor tho |
Firth Ward . "'.''..
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J. ". Dodge, the artist has recently
gotten up splendid portraits Of Wasbi
ingion, Lincoln, johnson and John
Brown.
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O. B. NICHOLS g. o.,
AgOiionssrs and General Commss'eH
Merchants,
n 49, a., $3.50. -,-ss...4.

FURNITURE. Wlndos tleaa, ~ QE.lE u.a-sfs
IL afl4fr.ssss. A. 81 u holaasie all ka- 81 al ms
Fsfd sale. Realiar sale daTas
Mondays. Thursdays ard SATURDAYS,
Iunsli-am
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500 Reward
Proposals for Hay.

OFFiCE CulEF QUAETEEM AHTiEJ
DiBraICr ur mtuutr 'rrErfFssF.
muhraEfsh1uD. IfsE.. August al Is..b
GtEALEB PROPOSALS viii BE- rrrs.rri FL. t1.#
- ofirs until Euday. the i5tl Il repisuIirr. nt
oriocF, M ior the delivery 'iu al-.a fol. I.r
i1IlDFins uainsd pisces, wa.
MuRFBEE5BORJ. IuHEsDSyuIf.
FRANKLIN. kfNssIus 3FEL,-H.
gALLATfN, PULASKI.
CLARK WILLIE, COLUMBIA,
TUiIAHONt,
sIihn THIRTY '1y dags sler date rcouifs-t ri I1-
Thaussud uuotI Ious Of pume bag, tstl pC.s.Is
90 Che f1u.
10 hld- received f0r r. los sfn1a1t tial ss1.Y.
hyc lz5 tons. fils o. state ne ffu.Ht f 10. .s. o.
eTrd ani a. Vl1t place o. o. enl1rafd 'Ir,If...
gaia Tor Hey" asi adtlrssaed t1 fH- Office Parties
whose lads way ~ aeosptea % bs I-ffrai fl give
good ard sufficient bonds .ur tfs Mid.llrla iHe.r
r1uuaets-
=. "a. WHTHhN. Cspt AHA q. aT.
ch'ef Qusriennssisr Distinct oi Sra. Tenn.
augl5-ikatd
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Personal.

,.,Bo,fas NAEIIs, sstsiy emp oYsd e tf.s h-ss
- suote ne Reservoir, h. rsqassifl ID = ~
= 1910 20 ALEK. BhAnLFY.
aaga-3s' AAshYiiic. Te1a.
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Prs0ure ssulsnss,. 70, Omesrs viii PROMPT
ness.


uEFugs or gEsuIsEios 70
Hon. Rchsid Ogesby, Governor sfaie q Illinois.
Hon. BaTit J.. DAVIS, Judge supreme t1uri, =. =.
HoB. VIM. e. Br5En.0E. Governor Of Tennessee.
hIE. Gen Jas. p. BIogu,os. AL. nsl. asta of q o.
nesses
hon. n. VI Buen, nashville.
Hon. VIM. NsihslIel Baxter. Nashville,
Hon. 10. C. Guld Nashville.
Hon John Hugh smith, sashvlie.
p. ". Ms1ey, E-q-, Nashville
Mezsrs. Morris . Station. Nashville.
Hessr-. Evans Co, Nashville.
Nimrod Porter. Co.urnlas, Ten8.
fuuaIe-ff
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]. H. Anderson & Son,
MACON, GEORGIA.
Nashville chamber ofCommeree

NOTICE b. hereby gwen thai the Annual Met
~ ing % the Nashville hauber o. Courneu
~ which President. four NIge-PTesdents, seer
t1ry snd Treasurer are 90 Dc electei. vll take
place 81 thu Chamber Rooms. m tle Masonic Tenn
pte on Tuesday nj ernooo, at 2ocs1ck, sept s.h,
lse5. A fll stieudancs q eKpasted
A. A. BREAST, Secretary.
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THIS INsTI1TUE AIMS TO SECURE TIC
4 young l.adirs thorough training ~ thai
heioog- Co " finished education, hsgnn ne with tht
clemens. and closing with The higher phlosopni
cal, moral and mathematical siudle- Of a College
Cour-e.
DAILY instruction Is gwen In French, latin
spanish l,si an and GeImsu language. and ir
edition Co the study of Text Books Vocal Music
Plan and Ornamental Needle WORK receive spsg.a
attention.
A limited uumher OF Boarding Pupils will De
sdlnli 81 uto The ismy Of the froTustors. upon
satisfactory terms, sni the Principals assure tbau
patrons that nothing shall be- wanting on then
part, GO 0uNance Che Physical, Norsi and luipliec.
iusl culture Of the touuE ladies PLACED 100 tier
charge.
For Circular, address Mrs. NJ 8 Parks, At the
institute.
The NChoul will reopen September lSih, ami
eud June 25d, Tor the following yesg.
New lorg July iist, 1855 nug6-2n
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21ashriIlG 8lniOll.
CPFY DIRECTORY.
Accents OF Insurance CoIapanies.

--------------- - -
. YtAREY 4 SMITH, Nos. Sc AVID % Union street,
= (up stairs) Represents the ioll0vipg Companies
.EtnA Of Hartford, Security, Mamma ian, me.ropoh-
t.u Phoenix and KnickeTboeker Life Of New YORK,
gnd Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERS.
CiNGLET0N, R. H-Pookseller, Publisher,
- ationer aud Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Binding.
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The Republican Banner.

I'hE undsrsfuei having pBsrhFari cI b. D..
II Bang q c., tII Do entire Iuisrs.t .u fHs -.U.. .
puuf,rg mairua, aud EJou VIZ ui tHr NaH HTI..r
Iuiy ud Weekly hWa"ral lFHlsr, us uun.".t.
uon Wi o. resumed on enc 800 of ltrrlHnr q.
pers.--Dsiiy sit PER annum Weekly Hs- .H.
NUN
rta.ruiiou lists are now opru ui IHf g. ~ HH...
stores, snd at tln i.fEl'.h uliIsa ON httfr"
street. We solicit susre o. ruH.- uHrruuH .H. aHa
appeal % the 0l q fianis and psrroua OF Gle r...
Oh sI7e % their Encouragement Ha4 supUurt
HUEi6-Im AIHhlgI EIEr N.- go
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BART & HIcKcox,


United &rs District Cb,rf ~ he A.1ate
District 81 IqHSsSd3.
The uu'trd sisies
fluf1rmafion No ss
Aee5iaiu loi az ttoodH c-a.nsd ly Joseph n d.
DuRsUANT 60 = writ ~ l1.I1s1t cfi.fau - Tne
i c.ie'ted rom the CIrcui Ocuft 81 tue iuiten
nisie- gr he Middle u-trel 81 IeEnuss-e, in.sald
.'llse, ! VII reH 81 lat}se AueGcn ~ ihe hasc-i
ndder oE fash, on TIE l.fh DAY u sepfember. is3h
stofe house % Hm b Lucas a 20. IL Ra.hy ie.
Davidson county, Tenn, the Gioosis mentioned
shove, condtmaed ~ sad Court A. FORTE led o the
United sisiea- sSd properly consists Of Fancy
Dry ooots, -, + r. GIAsClCk,
aug2-N hkFahal Md. niY. Ienn.
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CARRTaGE nIaNTFACTURERs.

AEYERS HUNT-MsnuiIeturers Of all the
Nl Latest Styles Of First Class Carriages and
bUggiea, Express Wagons and Carryal.s, Y North
MsrAet street.
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Notica.

UNITBn STATES INTERNAL. RFVFNUE.0
CoIiEcTon'n OFrcF, sECoSD DlsrKi-r 0y lISN.
NASHVILLE, August 4sth, 1876.
NOTICE % hFrety gwen that he aunuaI li-t a.
~ assessfnents ~ Incomes License. CsruaEes,
Pate, etc for the year 1854 has been returned %
me BY The A-sassnro Of this DISTINCT and the same b.
noE que and psysle, end vili attend for he CO..
ieliion q the saria q tbs county n Davidson a.
rnF ofhce 10 nashville, nom ne l. o. The l1Ih Of
September lucluzve, bssEeen the hours q g snd
o't ock each daY. ne sane nav T. paf sny
TINE before sad period.
n. Z. EeRvEIi.. Csueetor.
anz1a-tn sfpIO. III
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]. nj. SHAPES
Select Academy for Young Ladies
KDGEFIELD FEMALE INSTITUTE.

n oCATEn To Miles from Nashville, Tenn
! II fInii@f o. sacaty-Gve day aud twenty I've
f..sr-tipg Puuls IerIus-lspaFd 500 per Hession
- Is geessg Tuition So iHznac, Frebch, iraa
- - fvsra- Cal p1stiHfig rolals1 in dflEucJ
-. y q sHARrE, Principal,
y NashyIIe Teun-
- a.-.l,.s esm-n-si-e frst aunday iith dayl
- esrsgrrf.,f. ana SIN Monaay s22d dsyl o. lanu-
Whn
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ATTORNEYS Ar Law.

. C,AMPBELL. MoEWEN 4 GROEsBECk, AttoT-
I i neys al Law sud Claim Agents, practice M sil
the q urts. Collections promptly atende3 To-
also claims against the Unit III ststes and Vouchers
COLI cted. Office u North Cherry street, up stairs
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TToM PKINs. H. 4 co.,. s. c aim Agents,
L Of6eers' Pay Accounts and QuaTtermRsters'
Vouchers bought q the best rates, or collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs.
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me Platform of the Pennsylvania
Dem0oracy-Res0iBtiOn Adopted at
the Recent Democratic State Con-
ienll0n OF PENNSYLVANIA, ---
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HANKREss AND BROKERs. Z

OTIS, L. A.-Attolney aud Councillor at Law
" Office 49, Cherry 81: P. o. Box 14s.
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THE
Ferris Female Institute,
No. I36 Madison Avenue,
CORNER OF THIRTY sECOSD STREET
kIEW Nn1K
NEW YORK.

Rry Isaac FrEEis, ID, l.. D.. y ...... President.
Mas. NJ - FAHkE Miss e. q. ErBEI-, Principals
and Propueiuu.
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TIMERS, sc.

4 LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 business Agents, over York's Book Store, So
Umon str ct, Nashville, Team. su.j-6m-
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NEWS DEALER 5, &e.


OONE & TUNNELL-Wholesae and Retail
| ! Bookse lers. StauOners, ana News Agents.
20. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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II NIGHT BKOTHERS.-Deslers in Cumberland
IN ana rittsburg Ctal Wood saved and split IN
stoye lengths. Offee ~ Church street. Yard On
kolHng Mil OIL south Of Broad. All orders hiled
promptly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-16
Spring ELECTION.

Justice of the Peace.
Eis. Emptre Please ~ nounce the name of LEVI
SPIELMAN rs candidate Tor Justice OF the Peace
at The ns,ung spring election. f.u
MANY CITIZENS.
school Board. ,.
Aessrs. Eds. Please announce the name Of JONA-
THAN KENNEY rs a Democratic Candidate for 8 bonl
Hoard In the Eighth Ward. -|TI mal3
.a Councilman.
HeSrs. Elss Pleas announcer the name Of J. A.
MlNlCk - DemOcratc candidate for Councilman
In the Eighth Ward Al the ensuing election. maIO
MeSTs Els. Please announce the name or LAW
RENEE Bu1H, Jr., as q candidate for Councilman in
The Eighth Ward. at the ensuing sprng election, and
oblige map MANY OiTiZENS
t Street Commissioner.
MeSsS Riiors; Please announce the name Of b.
hLhiN, as candidate for street Commissi ner st
ne ensuing spnng election He Will serve tue public
fathiully,if elected.
fe27 MANY cITlzENs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-16
ARRANDALE s co, AIauIacInr
ID a,. ers' Agents, tI

no. lGT BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Announce that all the above list of goods w,ll be soI
for OKK loLIAB each. ~"
In consequence of the g-eat stspnatou AZ tro,ia in
the manufacturing dds ts Of England throngh ~
war htEns cut of the supply oteOt on.a barge Gnnnt
= OF vauab JeWeTy or .inaliy inten tof ~ Er
AND Mut 7 BEkOLDAT ANY sAtRIFICEI i'5
der these circums stapcesi ARRANpALE A Co act
ing as agentifor the principal European nsfufaaur
els, have resolved uTon a GREAT GIkF DISqEi-
BUTTON, su iect to the following raqu alton
Certificates Of the various articles .are first mt 10
envelopes, sealed ul, and mixed and when ordered
are taken ont without regard TO ehoice and sept bv
inall, thlls giving a Rfir chance ON recent OF tg
eelhheate, you vii see What Ou ar to have auJ
then ~ a your option 10 send the dollar aud taL
the srtlele or not. Purchasers may thus obtain n
Gold Watch diamond Ring. or any set Of Jewelrv
ON our hstfor OHE DoLLAE. Z ~ = = ta
sEND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FOR CFR1IEI-
Nfs H.I 800 .r.l,a GATE. ... r.FIf"f
la all transactions mail, we shall charge Tor for
Nafdtng The CeTtihostes, paying postage, and do n o.
the business, twenty 1--WE cents each which n,ust M
inoosed when the CertI cate ia for EiYe cent
heates eil be sent inr 81, eleven for SthigtS for
sAty tor tlO, and hundred for SIS nf
fAGENFs--We want a ents Ia eVs nv regiment
and In eVerV town an ~ county In the 90, niry and
those act ng AZ such be allowed ten cents on ry
cry OeFtiheate ordere for them, provided Their re-
miiiance amounts To one dollar agents will collect
esenty' i've cents by every GeTnfcaie and remit M
feen cents 10 u.s. either in cash POSTAGE sfauips
,a.,. AhhAhDALE a. CO.,
Nzsdz" le7 broadway, MY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-16

d Bas7Cblehgo--h city which never laes in
any respect for want of enterpriso-oiTers
tepan houses in abundance to all who need
them, but at high prices Seven millions Of
dollars were expended in that city las, year
in the erection of that class Of houses. The
need is so pressing in Dayton, that we hope
TO see large number Of honses TO rent
erected this summer. We think of nothing
that would more Immediately eonduce to the
prosperity Of the city What is said of an
ompibus-@there is always room for one
NOR" has no application to Dayton, Il is
choks-iqll. Every house that can be inhabi
is oeeGpied and hOndreds Il not thousands,
who desire to become citizens Of The place,
are constrained to go elsewhere for resi.
dence.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-16
zlyJA lA3l0LsgisiaiiVe.J Joy

The Legislature has abolished tie Superior
Court Of Franklin county 20 .l.l,1 .Ag
The House resolution has been amended by
the Senate, so as 10 fix The time OF the ad
journment of the Legislature, on tie 3Oth
inst 4afn a-
Prominent members of the House say that
the business cannot be accomplished by that
time
Mr.. Gupekel introduced resolution direct
ing the Commissioners Of The Reform School
toprepare n building ior a erdfGrmaiory for
girls under fourteen years old, which was re.
ferred 70 . committee with Instructions 10 as.
certain and report the probable cost of cairy.
ing II into efitc GILL 8IAli
In the House, Mr. odlin introduced bill
to increase compensation OF engineers on
publie works to ffleep hnhdrsd dollars a
year. sai sd al.lii,a. lral1I-,f. 'i "'
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Current News Items.

The papers deny that there has been mai
feasance in the Interior Department This is
the first the public we're permitted to know
there had been any charges Of malfsasAnce.
The mother Of the Queen Of Holland died
at the Hague on the lst
Queen Victoria hAs temporarily emerged
from her secluson, by receiving the foreign
ambassadors, members Of the legAou,sko,
in slate at buckingham palace, Mr Adams,
, Li 1 90 AmeriCah, vas presshtedl i Tbs Queen
held another court on the 18th inst. BC
The value Of a tract Of land on Oil Creek,
Ven apgo county, Pennsylvauia, two miles in
width, aud twenty miles long is estimated at
two hundred and fifty million Of dollars -Four
90 & years sgo this land was barely worth FIVE dol
lars acre.
- OF the 40 900 Chinese in California, about
10000 are engaged as miners, each paying
ot supposed 10 pay monthly tax Of 4--l2O0
amontb-to the State and county revenue.
y, About $500 work on ranches about 900 as
cooks and private servants. Nearly 2 900 are
females and nearly 5000 are merchants and
traders % .9vi
Says the Frankfort Qndians) Crdscent:
.. We are told by farmers that the winter wheat
"''' looks fne, although in many placcs,be tops
are dead but the germ sgoo !, and u few warm
spring rains, which we are likely to soon have,
will bring it on fne. Altogether, it may be
said that the prospect is excellent
w o. In England some ofthe churches have pews
for deaf people They areconueeted with the
pulpit by means OF tubes which open in the
pews, with trumpetshaped mouths 10 con
g. a b, H. I;,,
Major Gems. Crook and Kelly arrived yes
terday noon fiom City Point, at Fortress
Monroe, on the mail steamer Dictator having
q. been exchanged At Yarina, They leR fer
Baltimore in the steamer ADELAIDE
The Black Republican State Convention of
U Rhode Island have nominated James s Smith
for reelection for Governor Jacob DunHelI,
Of Pawtncket for Lieutenant Governor.
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Horrible Analr--A Roy shoots
HIta own brother.

ifrom the Detroit Free Press
A sad sliair happened on Tuesday evening.
about halt past five o clock, AZ the corner ol
Abbott and Eighth streets. whereby boy about
fourteen years old, named Samuel Kineston,
WAS shot and instantly killed BY bis brother,
George Kingston, aged about seventeen. Il
seems that The two boys had been playing TO.
geth'r IN The back yard, when some dispute
arose among them, as often does among boys
at their play The older one bad been beating
his brother and chasing him around the yard
when the younger ran into the back kitchen,
and told his brother he must let him alone.
The other drew pistol from bis pocket, placed
i against the head OF his brother, n little above
the leit ear, and fred His brains we're scat.
tered sbout the room. He fell TO the floor.
and neither stirred or spoke again taJ,i,
IL may be mentioned as remarkable cir.
eumstance in connection with the above, that
an elder brother of these two boys had shot
and instantly killed his mother, while hand
ling pistol few months ago. An aceount
OF the affair was given in the papers at the
time, butthere was satisfactory evidence that
the shooting was purely accidental and moth.
log was done with the boy There we're six
children inlbe family The father is dray.
man H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-16

Da5@The horrors OF war have Ioroible ex.
empli6catiot in the case OF Jerome Clark
alias, Sue Mundy sentenced to death on the
18th OF March, and 10 be executed on the
18th And this is the hte Of son Of au
FIX -Govefnor Of Kentucky What delight
ful thing war is / ,,., .... ~. .'.,. ~ 5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-16

neS~The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette, writes that Thad Stevens
mind is failing This is a happy thing for
ths conntry & for his intellect was made the
lnstrument Of subtle error, and consequent
mischief The sooner it, and all like it fail,
The better. d -n ~ moi lrlLIu / -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-16
TnmbIiHg.


The fall in gold and stocks is reported
to have caused several failures in New
York, in and out of Wall street. The
Cincinnati Gazette hopes for pause in
military movements, which will give time
TO business men "to strengthen THEN
nerves, anil prepare for the next develop
ment." Thus the country is placed be-
tween rock and whirlpool destruction on
either hand. Military success brings
financial 1pin 'andis farmop, dreaded
by the business interests of the country,
than military failure Thus Republican,
ism haSPlaoedl the cCpntTysRetween the
devil and the deep sea-" There is no es-
cape from destruction WI 90 Il
sFNEAH LA es-.,..ZE l. n iHi
Old Abe is gratifying his malevolent
nature by removing the friends Of Ben.
Wade from ofdce, Joseph 81. Root RAJ
as the Ysnkees Of the Reserve pronounce
his name-a superalnuated Freedom
'shrieker, has been appointed District AT.
torney of he Northern District of Oli1. in
place of Robert T. Paine, a Wade man
ignominiously removed. The Democracy
snow's-days, have little to, do but stand
Hloof and see the Abolition pack tear eacl
ctherto pieces intheir own Kennels
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-16

PRISTrEel-Any person who wishes hand
bills, circ'ilArs, biIlheada, cards Of every size
and qnp|ity, pamphlets, or any other kind of
plain or fancy printing can be accommodated
at reasonable rates at the Empire Office ITO
Main street. p fa"-9 ''t~ n'' t...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-16
CIncinnaiI News. Q


We clip these items from the Commercial
I Still another arrest for passing c6unterfeit
500 Treasury notes has been made, the pris.
.oneF in this case being young man PANIED
Alfred Hyatt, who attends bar in a saloon on
Sixth street near Elm. This is the fourth ar,
rest on this charge made in this city within
the last two weeks
The Tenth Ward was yesterday pronounced
clear Of the draft, its quota having been filled
There are now but FIVE sub districts Of the
First District liable viz Second and Fourth
Wards, and Columbia and SyoAmors Town.
ships, and the NORTHWESTERN precinct Of Mill.
creek Townships, and these have but a few
men each TO furnish. an s.v
~ ~ The further prosecution Of the Second Dis
tret draft has been temporarily postponed
nntil word can be received, from Washington
"a as to The result arising from the fennonstrance
recently sent thilbsr by the citizsBA ,a b