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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-19

Nashville Medical and Surgical institute,
Church str0si below Cherry, open from : q.
m. 70 p. m, for the reception Of Pstients
suffering from any form Of disease, either
aeute or chronic. f. S. Aborn, n. D, Ex-
sming Physician snd Surgeon. iy2s-u
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Last Ghnnce f0r BARGAINS.

The sutleF Goods at A. & NJ. Landsberg,
corner Public Square and Market are now
being closed out. These must be sold re-
gardless Of price. Now is your time to get
great bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, sardines, noticing
and Hats. Convince yourself By calling
hara
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The cheapest place to buy cheap JeTelIy
isstC. B. Nichols Co, "a Broad street
sepl6 81
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Or. Brockmsu guarantees TO cure al cura-
bic diseases Of the Eye and Ear. Gamers
extracted in from one to four dave, without
pain or loss Of drop Of blood. In6rmary
SO Church street, up stairs. lsPl6-Sl
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The ladies are invited to inspect the stock
Of Silks, Dress Goods. Trimmings and Fancy
Goods at VIM. ". Berry Co.'S, 81 College
street. Sept7-tf
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RuIIAKD RooN AND SALOON FoR SArr-4s
CurUea seRKEf.-rhe above billiard Room
and saloon, situated a. Church street. op-
posits Maxwell Barracks. is offered foz sale.
The saloon has just been hitsd up aud !.
doing 3 6ue business. The owner being
oblieed to 60 Norti, 10 ctser reason FOR ssil-
sag. The books showing daily receipts, &c.
VIII be shown on application 81 he roo-n-
scpI6-sts
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Hot Rolls, Rusk and Bunns every morn
ing at the Nashville Steam Bakery, l6
Summer street, near Union. sep5-tf
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law blanks for tale at this Office, or
pfinted % order.
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C. B. Nichols 4 Co., 81 Broad stree, Agents
for the sale Of Providence JeWelry.
sepl6-3t
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pntatoes. Potatoes.

Very choice Northern Potatoes, for sale al
very low figures, to close consignment
CLARK 4 GREsoRT,
sa,,1e2t S. Broad street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-19

Orders for Election Tickets promptly
eIled On reasonable terms
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-19

Al. -. u gratifying 90 observe that
-. sle.''..s trade Of our ci,v Is dalv
fsirlv ., -- ,-s Os'raher os COmmerce has
sSI[,aSa,y alive 10 he r-,,, r,,'.
y nashville IN meeting n, 49, "a
en- merchants. Al he -. -.l'' o. SCUM
~. e. !, aoana'a''y supplied in cverv -
81 merchandise, and gooa, "a, 10y '..., branch
IS eAsaP As they can be os,ass.5 = -, S. l,['
srn cities. In p7oOf Of thi,C.. = n 'T'h-
.'IaP'y ash cur southern nsighba,, !, !, ..
DAY viihus, aud visit cur ub,,.-.,''' Stop
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-19

A CAKD The undersigned candidates for
Mayor Of the city Of Nashville, at the ap-
preaching municipal ele-tion, believing
that no good would result from public dis
cussion Of the issues involved in said cleo
ton, and believing the people understand
what they need, do hereby agree that we
viii not make any appointments for public
speaking. ABRAM MYERS.
r. o. HUR1,
w. J SAUEDERs,
W. Mari BROWN.
NnsHrrrrr GnnIarahnr II IaaE
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Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods Of tbs
latest styles, Just received.
r. II. THOMPSON,
sepl2-lm Is Cherry Street.
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FOF sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Viii be sold cheap ior cash.
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Old Course Of Treatment

soeaay ss9eyst y pseas soaieT .s pam AZ ss p
thorough nyagaon and has been oa mech urs 49, - -
proaaced &c Old ohoo IresnsuL ..si s.uu., ma
Ea 1nsi IN same
mouth. Q > ( his aPeety - P
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John z. Hofuaa 81 The IIih Micbigas
infantry vas arrested last evening foI beisg
druak aud dis0Tisrly and destroying prop
erty IN ssmoky Rsw."
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Hats, Caps, & Furnishing Goods,
Latest Styles,
Just received by RI THOMPSON,
Self AhuRh.

Just received BY
sep12
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80 A's'at9 AND FUTr-Tovsru I'M
.N.-sIhT.-Aitcr hoaorsbls ss-vi,. = %
~ ;, -, SAllazi reg Rsat viii BE- a.,.,,.--s
S-.- = 'es service and sent on ,h,-rvs-
A'ls Ft,oicins today. ~
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Roger A. Pryor snd Fsyeste MeNailsn' Of
Va, are on : visis to WsshiHgtsz.
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Melville. september

call and examine the large aud varied
stick Of Dry Goods at VIM. ". Berry &
Co.'S, 81 College street. They will be pleas
ed to exhibit them. sept7-tf
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astuHrtarg & Commercial.

CORRECTED BY TIE FIRsT NATIONAL BANK,
No. 80 COLLEGE ETEEEr.
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Dissolution

~ =. ll.alp he-ci1flra eriairr t--.--s
49,. lf 80 Va r. wee. rr.iar a.
eista, Praprrf q. . ~ s..
er - l.l.--. - i-lsaIFel ~ 1lIafaaI er-as1f
!. 1le1a aushrr. ~ i,l -. 49,. --l1.af
- e. asrraIaa - 49, Ea1lI
- - - ae.a,-i al ca nat go On
W. arENrI.
So. vi WaifE,
AAsif'i.ti alnt. lifh. "a ranfa-f
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Wholesale and Retail
LARGE ARRIVAL Of NEW GOODS


NORTH WEST CORNER THE sQUARE NASHVILLE. TENN.
varied ck of Dry Goods
fo1 To tn' Fnea'
Fouls
esN srua Fuir ataJ
la a ts Broca %
French a col "a
rBsn Ron Totlps e D. Hc Fug 81
out "a Epnghne
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-19
Chamn Eerguson,s Case.

Champ Ferguson was brought into Court
Yesterday morning by ten eolorsd guards.
he lie looking in much better health, and
appeared moro cheerful than usual. It viii
be remembered by our readers that Champ
commenced his statement on Saturday. At
ter waiting FOR some time for his counsel to
arrive the Court called upon him for his
statemsnt, aud in the meantime sent a
.-,..-1 TO- HE rrr4~ea1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-29

re6tl6dffen unO ebrli6 auffibrit iplllt Du BET
mir bleiben. - Sieles mein @eripre6en tperoe
i6 ail6 balten. QSas mid ober pertpunoert
unb 9eiamerst bat, iit, oub meine9trbeiter na6s
bent ite piele Sabre bel mir geueien iinb, 70
weni9 8ertrauen gu ibrem 6ubritberrn bepiez
fen, luelder baHelbe op6 nientalS pertpirft bat.
Dd nun Srieoe nnb Gintra9t ni6t ftattfin6en
fanit, tpO oaS 8ertrauenS arfb6rt, 70 mub i'd
eu6 meinen 8eI6luB erfldren, Die Slbrit 10
lang 5l1 i6lieben, bis i6 mir neue 2eute pers
i6afft baben iperoe. @eltern tpp1tet ibr mid
niht gum Brincipal baben, barum neil i6 eit
Mert Der 8armberSisteit geiibt; teute bin i'd
eS, Der eu9 ni6t tuebr gu gtrbeitern baben mill.
Sbr liebet eu6 ge9en mid aufpiegeln, uno i1
tunn trie mebr Gertrauen gu eu9 be9en. g8r
iinp iOnit 9eidieoen."
Saccbp ppllte it4 suriidSie6en.
Gtne 0rabeSitille berrldte eini9e Sefunben
rnter ben perIan1melten grbeitern, aber bel Der
8eme9ung, melae 2an9e ma6te, riefen mebrere
unter ibnen;
,,6err Patrpn, tpir lin0 piele Sabre bier in
oer Berfltdtte getpeien uno perpienen ni9t,
auf lplde 9lrt perabl9ieOet su tuerben, neil mir
ni6t nit Oen iibelberi6tisten Sungen @enteinz
i6aft baben tpplltsn."
(6ortIebung fpl9t.)
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SbDmt0S SbptttpiDn'S
patentirter
9tolteureSiItiQotcllr unb 0erbelIercr,
ssr. 20 @nS csnnstr. SsnItimpre Sash.

ser. 29 Glib Ganftr. Baltimore SCS.
Der nter3ettnete bat gaene tn ben Ser. Staaten, Ga
tdo6 6Gntret Se6ten Spudno uno dn6eIn eurppdtIben
2ineern iur Ietae @tnbune crmprten Der grD3e TT aui
natrltde Salf bar unb ieine teulate inb duBerf be-
frte9eenb tenn iebe nretn8feit prb 9drsLt auSeede
ben Ctne bas t Cite be8 Stcfes in eeru9fer Q4ee bar
uutr letbe Ser GrrSer uuterbreitt bem Dub lttum d
tunssSpq e0nbsnrte Sstte BON YrSgr saett bon Parts
uns rOecr atsn ron Baltimore. @r et ferntr bic gla-
men enimenter Mbi;tner Salttnpre bu, tede taS ST.
fem tntrren @bemiter t6nnen erfldreube 9HamPtIete
unter3 pter etnen erer M8enten erhaten
Son Nrpfelipr Mifen Spn Baltimore.
Das NCiuiat nleiner emtT6en ltntirlaGuns SIR.
Ebpmpisns yrr3eB 3stBt 9urtebenelenb bas berbe ae
gprtbee en6eBt nm b: nnretRldtettsn aus 9tqneuren
ausu9eeu ben SC tebeuteno Su betbeern 70 eaB les-
terr auf feue eile aifrt irb Der Qrsjfs 1T auf
trlt&e 9ue bart welae gang peut!i4 0aes paAi&ens-
pertbe 5etgt.
Sd betra6te ttele Metbpbe ais 1ebr pert6SOQ
fir GUulumenten belpnberS SnSaltben. Die
llnreinlibfeitenJ peld9e 70 erfpl8ret6 bur6 Scr.
Gbpn,pIpn8 5Yfem auS9ei6ieben tperbcrt lnb
ale 6Dd)ff fesGDliG>. Tufl Seltit beGpnber8
eine6 erocfdDrlttDftet1 et1ndrfOtticben0tft
u1:6 ttt trocltD cii1ec DDff8 9efG6rltd, e6
rirftbetGutenb unb l9 Gbli6 auf bic @jeIunbbeit
lelblt in fletneren SuantitGten. Setn &tqueur
/ 1T br0ut9bar pern ct in trgtnb ttnem StrbGtr
niIe ptele S6Gblt9en StUffe entbGlt.
aSiaidm G.. 81. 2lifen, Sc. .. 8. 6. ..
prpfesr Ser Gbemnte unb @batmacs ber IRb nspertdt
Son 9rpfelipr 8aliett opn 9art8.
! Nm 2I 3 etember 1854. Dtr. SbpmpiDn pDa Bdltt-
eriudte nt@ nm etne yfetnuns be3is ttner Ere
beC Cln9 I'M SG(DG per OIhP NHp
9Ebtefies, pc1e trcm unretnen 3ufanbe temer!ens
wert6e grppprttCnen brenneneer es.r Subfan3n ent-
balten. tetre untera@nna hes 9anerun89prpa1tS mar
| pb6f berebteenb.
Die @rinrun9 set9t, raR lie auf itatiirltde unb
WtllenlAaftlte prtnStpten talirt 1T Uni, bic So
! bt0feit Bat aCen QlnfOrberuneen All entipreGen.
as Geiutat rer %napie mar, bag aae lluretnli&tten
ausgeGeten WRrben, ptn b SITE bes Stres su aFfi3tren
i'm Ge8entbeil purbe berel6e mod beOsunb Serbefert
Sd 3G9ere ni6t at fa9en, baB ber 9rp3eB fe9r
wert6SDa fir @Onfumcnten unb cine 9rDfe
9(cQuifitiOn fur tnbufrtene llnternebmun9en
fetn 'ttnfs+
S5afett
9rpf ter Gtemie IN YUrts.
Der YrOs:b Ii bCn ten na4genGnnsn, ninsntsn Mebt-
sne ytdrptanbS Iebr onerannt unb empfphen nprfenG
! Yrpf. g. 80 Nltenbsr8er. Or. Spba 8ufler.
DrOf. @brtppter Jpbnfpa. Or. Sptn 6. Wputrr.
Or. gDrn. $. 8aIsea Or. =. @pr
! Sr. S. s.. O'Dpnnpan. Or. 3. y. y. yeateS.
Der lln!eret9nete fat ein Npbel pelGeS er nit 0er-
guQen seta tete 2ustuHft erttelt @r betauft etn
SRedt Gtn3elne - 8e5tneun9en werben au 2l1Irage
nitgete'lt. 9D9sttes nS bet t6m tn @las wnb 5ab su
oetfaufer.
Sbcm1S Sbompion
Supporter son gaanbtes, Sins QDineS &c.
(@tabltrt 1887
| l4npb1mD} 20 SIb @dnIr., BaltD
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P. WACKER's .,
OTNID TNGTTTT1II

Sd)rclb@ unp 1Srcibouos 3eicbnen.Shnie-
S9rOf. 81. Slater
rtbiit IedtIdretbenteu eeeu Ittrs unb Ge6it@ts Id
StltnSen ypGidnbieen tntsr ibtm S@nsG46ni6retbsn
8erangen miro Der unterrt6t ben S@a
,-d aud, In Qauie berielben trttstit
Dts 3ltauenl9ule IT etn8sthsiIi ta cine itparcte
Ddmens uno 0erren- Abtbellung.
Grfere befcbt ausIbleBlG .nur fur 0amen' I'm tt d.
nb 8lumen5et&nen. SsiOnseres @ertat rtro au'
Is 9 ia d ne ac!eat. Sn 9estgrsr rerosn idmr'
BE Nader bss 3esGncuS bt% ur ppaanbeen Ausfubrun9
arerrtbttt
NnneSunsen wer6ea 3Iriiheu Nne ubr NaGmtft68s
5Itpg.tsde ppn barles unb 5apeerr BON TEN YrDeUr
lbf entge6en8euCmmen. Sir prUmpte 4euIta ptr9 ga
lu;trt. toOao4nI
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6crrenfleiaerz0oDcu,

sBeit Yratt Str. go. 358 unb 3581.
Wl.inen se.Brtea Sreunbeu unb benz $ntIfum made
i'd bermt Bic anseise, baS 6 bas i4on felt 9a6ren an
bieeH PIose etablrte @e9dt t6erupnen babe unb BE-
Gnbs elm rei6alsss Eager BON iGDnen, otib searbetz
teten Serrenflebern neuer aeon 81 een bigfeH Tei=
fen berrGtbia balten unb aud Olde uuf 8eeuns onferz
tiaen erte -astpe fir 0aSde unb Spien3euee in alien
9orten uub 3u a1eu Preiien.
Gsrner cine ausipabI 0iescni6irme, GtSde &C.. icpie
aQe in biefes Sad eiHI9laseuben @rtitel.
tay- AGe 8eaeGunseu iuerben prcupt bilis nnb in
ttrseter iSrift ausecrtist.
y. 6. adifer.
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QGrr 1aS Mublifuts, /!

NA Die Inetsetdnetsn bet6ren itb, tbren Tremnfen
--AA- un6 Stm puriluni BITE &r3st8s 81 maaeh boe e
tor St&dft mad her RVrLweffde TOD gotmrte unt 8re'
raput- UerIeg raben gtfanbts on 5anb nnb ertaitsr
t1SG fe te6Re Nusnasi pGa StDfan unb Wtnferr, frf
t tertit bteelben auf Befsauu8 aniuerttsen gu9ba'
ben tttisIbea Gets Dprrdbg aue Sprten tpn 9alsnrn
StrnmpFeu 0eaeri3 rmtn H. + 70. unb cue tn tiefss Sad
MrttffI.
@s frb Res unItr 3ertbtn Tetn unfsre c:ebrtsn Sun
rem punttlib unb teea su bebtenen.
Rpntnef & Sruber,
)21pf-31be) 20. 572 Ng0@de boa Beltp. Trsmpntfr
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TGsIIdber nnS pBdbentIidber
X q Gilmore To Q RGr.
9erauSee9eben spn
SiSe! S Scbnn,sffer.
Repinaunaen. .

Sepim9un9en.
Der tGsIiebe sBeceer tOfet in Der Gtobt 916 Gents
wS@eHl9, SabIbar bic 2rGger weI@e baftir Serant
portlidb fno.
0nr@ Die gofi SerIanbt: $H.3O fir gaUnGte OOer
SS iG9rliG in @srauS3abIung.
Das aSUeDeRbIatt eriGeint ieben Grettas nho TOP
Sc iGBrlid int Toraus sabIsar.
9ats DeutI&Iaub bcrlanbt: 50 iSRrliS (etniGleBhs
be3 Gorto).
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asaffe. 9SDQnathte1t

te 6ue Nrten 8crt@tlGer Opfumene werben NIT erpgr
5CF8olt 81 btu8cn qretfen tn rener Office eus8tertgt
perar t ba$ rfutfAs pnbltum befonber8 aufiaertfam
raaGt. EbpmGS &. RID, Nst1r,
{9tdRSI N1 81 SeeDnbGE.
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Uermi(Clte An6etgen.
SDloafeat=s =sSa1stilieaa

tDnneH TIRE NnlprIdbe fiji
00nb0elber, SplD, NcltGipn un0 @riIcns
0eloCr
prompt epIIecttrt etba,ten.
Gtenfp HId1anbe scn Splb, wee fir Offstere Der Mr
nee nnb gD"rIns fGnia Hnb Nfan menbe fG an
TSrn. .. Sid,
So. 20 gDeit Sapetteitr, Baltimore.
Sgebe MuStunft nirb unsntselbltd crtbetlt.
R9~ Infragen BON auSpdrts mIfen etnen Ypf- tamS
entfalten fur Bic Nntpprt (Mpr12tl)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-22
VERY VALUA ABLE BUILDING

VERY VALU ABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN SIDNEY FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Wil be sold ut auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, the 2fth of March, at O'Clock Z. NJ q,
in the order advertised, the following exceedingly
va liable lots in Sidney, to yit
Lot No. S7-One hundred and seventy and seven
twelfth feet on the north side of Grove street by
one hundred and scvcnty-ninc and thiee-fourth
feet on the cast side of Plumb street
Lot No So is in rear Of the above; one hundred
and nnty-nine ard threc-fourths feet on Plumb
street~by hundred and seventy and seven
twelfth and one other lot of ftty-sx feet front on
Harvie street, by. one hundred and seventy and
seven-twelfh.
These are beautiful lots, inclosed by hedge, and
part OF the property formerly owned by Dr.
Reuben Meredith, near the residence OF Charles \.
Morliss.
Immediately after the sale of the above, Will be
sold seventeen LOTS in Harvie's PLAIN Of Sidney,
the most beautiful in that locality and are as fol-
lows Two luSs Of sixty feet each on Fine, by one
hundred and forty-fve, between Spllng ana Abe
marie streets, To alley twenty feet WIDE one hum
bred and forty -ivc feet south side OF Beverly
street and east side OF Pine street, running back
ninty-nine feet, and two hundred and ninty- lone
and half feet on north side Of Beverly street,
tending from Belvidere to Pine street. running back
one hundred and ten feet to alley ten feet wide.
These lots among the most beautiful IN Sid
ney. None such have been recently oife,ed, nor
are likely to be soon again.
TERMS: At sale GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH 81 Auctionccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-22

Mayors CouRT.-The cases before
His Honor yesterday, though numerous,
did not possess much interest. The fol-
lowing is a summary of those disposed
Of:
John F. Farrcr, and Ann, his slave,
were charged with living together on
terms too intimate to be tolerated by
the laws of decency and good order;
but, in the absence Of any strong proof
against them, they were discharged
Henry, slave of James Baghy, was
ordered to receive whipping for steal
ing carpet bag, containing wearing APP
parel, the property Of Roy Jones.
Elizabeth Touget, free woman. was
charged with threatening to assault and
beat Branch Jackson, slave. The case
was plainly proven, and the accused
committed to Jail in default Of security
for her good behavior.
Branch jackson, slave, appeared to
answer the charge Of stealing lot of
clothing from Mary A. Brown. No proof
of his guilt was adduced, and the Mayor
discharged him.
Fines of twenty dollars each were en-
tered against George W. Bates, John
Miller, (two cases, } and William II. Egg
gleston, for keeping their drinking
houses open after. 10 o'clock at night.
A case was booked against Virginia
Howard, white woman, charged with
annoying and disturbing theNpeace of
Joseph NJ. Dominica. BY consent of the
complainant, however, the prosecution
was dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-22

PARADE ON THE SQUARE.-At half pa:
4 O'Clock this afternoon, Major Cham ,
bliss's (Winder and jackson Hospitals)
battalion will parade on Capitol Square.
Included in the battalion is a company
of negroes, commanded by Captain
Grimes, who will also be present and 20
through the military evolutions. This
is the first company of negro troops
which have been raised in Virginia, and
was organized about month ago by DR..
Chambliss from the employees of the
hospitals. The men were on the lines
during the recent raid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-22

COMMITTED TO CASTLE THuNDER.-By
order of Assistant Provost Marshal Dos
we'll, the following parties, arrested yes
terday, were committed to Castle Thun>
der:
Jim Sullivan, member of the Ninth
Louisiana, and B. F. Flynn and j. G.
CoGey, of the Seventh Louisiana regi-
ment, charged with attempting to draw
pay upon fraudulent pretences.
Also, William Gray, member of the
Twelfth North Carolina regiment, ar.
rested while making his way to the en-
eMV.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-22

THIS DAY.
BY Burton s. Wallace, Auctioneers,
mo. 3 Bclvin's Block.)

WE WILL SELL, AT OUR STORE,
w No 3 Governor street, THIS MORNING,
lt 10 o'clock, a lot CT GOOD FURNITURE, Ia
BLEWAKE, &C., consisting, i'll part, Of
COTTAGE SET,
large BUREAU.
WASHSTAND.
CANDLESTAND, $780,
CHAIRS.
fine MAHOGANY BUREAU,
WRfTING-DESK,
MIRROR,
TIN SAFES,
BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS, -
CLOCKS,
WATCHES,
GOLD PENCILS,
BLACK LEAD PENCILS,
JELLY CLASSES,
PRESERVE DISHES,
PLATED CASTORS,
6 large WHITE HAM DISHES,
STONE CHINA (BLUE) DISHES,
ENGLISH MUSTARD,
COUNTER TwINE, in bales;
WRITING PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
TRIMMINGS,
POcKET-KNiVEs,
FINE COMBS,
TOOTH BRUSHES,
FANCY SHIRTS,
BLANKETS, very heavy and fine;
LEATHER ana WCODEN-BOTTOM
SHOES,
STONE JARS,
LAMPS,
WATERS,
large IRON BOILER,
OVENS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, new and
second hand
WINDOW GLASS, 10 by IL;
PIPES,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
and various other useful articles too numerous to
mention. BURTON & WALLACE,
NH @ Auctioneers.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
RIcukoNp, December l, 1864.

RIc1koNp, December l, 1864. J
EVENT IL I RTY TREAS u r I
~ NOTES.-Ir pursuance Of an act Of Congress,
approved November %, 1854, entitled "An act to
authorize the Secretary f.ae Treasury to exchange
coupon bond So. .eyenthiry treasury notes, hold
of slch notes are hereby notified that after tbs
payment Of The annual interest due thereon OH the
first day of January, s6i upon presentation of the
same, the Treasurer, Assistant Ircasurers and Pay
Depostares las designated IT foot will issue certi-
fcates therefor which viii entitle the holders to
coupon bonds payable thirty after ne firstda
Of January, 1855 bearing six per celt interest from
the said first of JaHairy, -S55, payable the first
days of January AMI July in each year. The Trca-
surer, Assistant Treasurers ard Depositaries viii
make weekly reports to the Register of the Treasury
Of such certificates issued at their Offices whereupon
bonds will be sent forward in satisfaction Of same
The notes will be cancelled III the usual manner and
forwarded to the First Auditor.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond. Virginia,
Assistant Treasures AZ Ct arleston au1 Mobile.
Depostarics a. Raleigh and WiliIir gtoD, North Co
rolina,
Depostaries at Charleston anc Columbia, South as
rolina.
Depositaries at Savannah and Augusta, Georgia.
Depostaries at Tallahassee, Florida and Montgo.
merry, Alabama.
Depostaries at Columbus, Mississippi, and Houston
and Marshall, Texas. ia It's
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BY E. 3. Cook, Auctioneer,
NO. 20 Main street.

CUPERB ROSE WOOD PARI.OR
SOME DAMASk AND LACE WINDOW CUR
TAINS, SUPERIOR BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
CARPETS, &c, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On
THURSDAY, the 23d instant at 10 o'clock, l will
sell, at the former residence of William g. Cren-
shaw, Esq, of Clay and Twelfth streets, OPP
posite the Presidents mansion, a valuable co..
lection of ELEGANT FURNITURE, in very ex-
ccllent condition. The two parlors richly fur
nished with suites of beautiful ROSEWOOD FUR
NiTURE, embracing
superb SOFA, covered in rich Crimson
Satin Brocatclle;
Elegant TETE-A-TETES covered III rich
Crimson Satin Brocateile;
PARLOR ARM CHAIRS, covered in rich
Crimson Satin Brocate!le;
PARLOR SPRING-sEAT CHAIRS, CO.
vered in ricll( rimsOn Satin Bro atele;
ROSEWOOD CHAIRS, rush seat, covered
in rich Crimson Satin BrOcatclie;
ROSEWOOD CENTRE TABLE, Marble
beautiful and large DAMAsK WINDOW
beautiful and large LACE WINDOW CUR
Very 5A supe1'or BRUSSELS CARPETS,
INGRAM CARPETS
MAHOGANY SOFA,
WALNUT BOOKCASE,
MAHOGANY EXTENSION DINING
ARM CUSHIONED LIBRARY CHAIR,
OAK CANE CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, Marble-tOp;
magnificent ROSEWOOD CHAMBER
SUITE, equal almost to new, embra-
cling
MASSIVE JENNY LIND BEDSTEAD,
large and beautiful WARDROBE, with
Mirror and Cabinet in the centre;
Superb CABINET, with entire Marble
Slab;
Superb W.ASIISTAND, with entire Marble
Slab;
handsome suite of MAHOGANY CHAM
BIER FURNITURE,
handsome set of COTTAGE CHAMBER
FURNITURE.
Very superior HAIR and SHUCK MAT
TRESSES,
BOLSTERS,
PILLOWS,
BLANKETS, &c.
MAHOGANY HAT RACK, sc.
ALSO,
4 general assortment of useful KITCHEN
FURNITURE, &c.
THE pARLOR CARPETS are as handsome and
costly as any purchaser could wish.
n B.-The house will be open on the preceding
day "wednesday, for such as desire to examine the
FURNITURE +. B. COOK,
NH Il Auotioneer.
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The NEGRO Txoess. "A visit TO the
lcneezveus for acolored troops, under
sne supervision of Majors Turner and
rteran, yesterday afternoon, showed
healthy progress Of the cause. and de-
menstrsted the entire feasibility OF tho
.cnsms: n tho large building known
. omsths factory We found $ pumh..
Of colorcd volunteers, each Of Mhc'.
seemed as happy as lafks, and expfess.S
their determination to FIGHT the Yankees
to tho'last. BY tho direction Of Majors
Turner and pegram, these troops h.ye