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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-05-30
Victoria to Mrs. Lincoln,

In his remarks before the British
House of Commons on the assassina-
ton of President LINCOLN, Earl GREY
said:
Her Majesty, with that tender con-
sideration which she has always evin-
ced for sorrow and sufferings in other s,
of whatever rank cheers has with her
own hand written a letter to Mrs. Lin
coin, loud cheers,] conveying the
heartfelt sympathy of widow to a
widow renewed cheers, suffering un.
der the calamity of having lost one
suddenly cut off.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-05-30
Right for Once.

JEFF. DAVIS confidently boasted that
he would yet be in Washington. Many
doubted it at the time; but he was in
the right for once. He will be there
soon. it is not certain that he comes
very freely, as he once said to his rebel
followers that he "never would again
live" with the Northern people, whom
he characterized as no better than ''horse
thieves" but if justice is done him, he
will not have to Give" among the Yam
KEGS very long.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-05-30

The secesh pf the South already find
neighbors of undoubted loyalty to be,
after, all very convenient persons to
have about This fact is illustrated in
Kentucky, where il is said tho secesh
are active in seeking the certificates of
Unionists to their loyalty, and even
Offering bribes for such endorsements.
Treason's lofty head and imperious air
have come 10 grief.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-05-30

Sherman's official report will soon be
published, II was written after the is-
sue of Stanton's manifesto, and conse-
qucntly is quite racy. lie explains full
ly his arrangement with Johnston.
Returning rebels are becoming quite
arrogant in Virginia. Many ignore the
organization Of West Virginia and the
administration Of Gov. Pierepont.--
Trouble is anticipated from them.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-05-30

Ten rebel Governors Of States have
no States to govern, Here is list =
Claiborne II. Jackson, Of Missouri |;
Harris Flanagan, of Arkansas; John
p. Pettus, of Missouri; Isham G. Har-
ris, of Tennessee; Thos. o. Moore, of
Louisiana; Joseph A. Brown, of Geor-
gia; Andrew Magarth, of South Caro-
lima; Extra" Billy Smith, of Virginia;
A. ID. Vance, of North Carolina, and
Thomas II, Watts, Of Alabama.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-05-30

ne new l. Ork xJt0U0e-S Wv dsuliS-
ton special says:
The War Department has had laid
before it bill introduced into the re-
bel Congress by Mr.. Curry, Of Ala
bama, which was concocted for the
purpose of vindicating the starvation
of prisoners of war, the murder Of
black soldiers, the burning Of Northern
cities, and finally the assassination Of
the President of the United States
and his Cabinet. The preamble sets
forth in great detail and needless re-
iteration of the action Of the United
States Government, in declaring all
slaves in rebel districts free, and speaks
most bitterly of the proclamation of
President Lincoln, denouncing it as
unprincipled and inhuman. Then fol-
lows the resolution:
"7herefore resolusd, BY the House of
Representatives Of the Confederate
States, the Senate concurring, that we
do adhere to our opinion that the So
called emancipation proclamation Of
the President of the United States, and
enlistment of negro slaves in the sew
eral Federal armies now opposed TO us,
are not among the acts of legitimate
warfare, but are properly classed
among such acts as the right to put to
death prisoners of war without special
cause; the right to use poisoned weap-
ons, and the ytght to assassinate, and
if persisted in will justify this Govern.
ment in the adoption of measures of
retaliation"
The endorsements upon the paper
60 to show that this resolution was
read the first and second time, and
made the special order for the secret
session of the l6th of February, 1864.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-05-30

Speaker Colfax left his residence at
Sou'h Bend, Indiana, on "Wednesday
for his overland trip TO Cslafcruia.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1865-05-30
J. L. MILLS,
J. L. MILLS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURG EON,
- once with r Il, Dibh<if, Standard Buiidiug.
Residence on Manning Street, Hillsdale, Michigan.
GEO. E. SMITH, NJ. d.
PHYSICAL AND SURG EON

Would respectfully offer his services to he people OF
Hilisdae aud vicinity. Office over Waldron Bal
dy's Banking Once. Rooms formerly occupied by
DR.. Kee.
SxvvEKxScEs.--Drs Read 4 Ford, Norwaik, Ohio; Or.
D. N. Kinsman, Circleville, Ohio; pr Chas. McMi-
Pecl sargeon oo,b Hmg oJrps' pv n snr..an
q asth Owl; DIR. d. d. BeneGiet, sSsgsap 25th o.
". I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-13
VIRGINIA LEGXSLA TURE.
lEXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, March II, 1865.

SATURDAY, March IL, 1860.
TIE Senate was called to order at II
O'clock by Mr.. Johnson, of Bedford.
Certain patriotic resolutions, adopted
by the officers and soldiers of the Four
teenth Virginia regiment, were intro
duced by Mr.. Nash and referred to the
Committee on Confederate Relations.
The President pro tempore read let
ter from DR.. L. S. Joynes, Dean of the
Faculty of the Medical College of Vir-
ginia, inviting the attendance of the men,
bcrs Of the Senate at the annual COM
mencement of that institution, on the
18th instant, at the Medical College in
this city.
Senate bill supplemental to the act
passed March s, 1864, entitled an act
appropriating the public revenue for the
fiscal years 1S63-'G4 and 1864 '65, with
amendments proposed by the House OF
Delegates, was taken up. Some OF the
amendments were agreed to, and others
disagreed to, after which it was returned
to the House Of Delegates.
On motion of Mr.. Coghill, the bill pro-
yiding for the distribution Of salt to the
citizens of Virginia was taken up, read
the third time and discussed till the hour
of adjournment
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Aitlmono 9ispatfk.
pY J. A. CowARDIN & co.
YsRMs OF svEsCRIrTI0N:

TERMS OF svEsCRIrTI0N:
Daily Pnpcr.-For one year, one HUNDRED DOL
LARS six months, PITY DOLLARS; three months,
rwsxry-rrvE DOLLARS; one month, TEN DOLLARS.
Agents and News Dealers will be furnished at
THIRTY poLrARs per hundred ccpies.
All orders must be accompanied with the money,
20 insure attention and all remittances by mail
VIII be at the risk of those who make them.
Observation-Disclosures will be inserted at
The rate Of DOLLARS per square tor each in
ser.ion Eight lines tor lcss) constitute square.
Larger advertisements in exact proportion.
Advertisements published till forbid will be
charged r.tnEk DOLLARS per square for every inser-
toT..
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met at 10 A. NJ.
The following bills were called up. dis
cussed and passed:
Bill for the relief Of William E. Hern.
don, member Of the House, with Senate
amendment thereto.
Senate bill to protect legitimate Virgi-
mans against the acts of the bogus 60
yarnment Of pierpoint--West Virginia
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ry,0 VIRGINIA SDLDIERS.-Thes sol
! dies IN the field from Virginia can have pre-
.''-.r.- sent them free Of expense by the SOU III
IRN EMPRESS COMPANY.
r.. kg,., should bo .n2red plainly with the name
# The soldier. company. regiment and brigade,
c.,r.5. z. II Mlyo, Captain and Assistant t!1.1r-
t.rr,...tr, Richmond, Virginia, who viii see that
tA.l .rt sent TO the proper commands;
1fa eIl,.,t made with the Southern Express
C5nl..,~, Felru@ry 2ath, 1854. s,il continues in
f.r,a. aid the friends 0: soldiers IL other states
VIII nrli thyir packages as formerly, 10 the care Of
then respective Associations.
T. ". SINS, Northumberland
and Chief Of Railroad Transportation.
Approved: Z K LAw1oS, Qualte1nas:,1- General
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SOUTHERN EXPRESS company,


SovruKES EXPIRES COMPANY,
EiruNoND. VIRGINIA, February p, 1868
A-.1ts and Inc e5,,,ngers will receive and forward
1fg,aIt.y any packages mq ked above stated, ard
j., Tie charges be collected III Rich,nond.
Sh.yoer viii be requested 10 pat their packages
jill good shipping condition, and our agents Will al
wsy> regard these goods as preferred freight.
j. T. GIBSON. Assistant Superintendent
Southern Express Company.
Challd':eSville aud Lynchhurg papers will copy
and s.sll tiil TO Express office at those ilaees
te 25-tm
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RU!

ANF THOUSAND DOLLARS RE
I 7 WARD. the apprehension Of 10Y man,
NORMAN, ard his Wi-, ELLEN, and IEfANT,
w:y 1T. my h2u-4, Oh Mayo street, On We'ine.tay
l.kh' lat, Will pay the above reward. NOR
2iAS IS about twenty-tour years old: light brown
,a.,r; about five feet nne inches high; This-
k,r- md va dressed in Il grey s;.jt ELLEN is Of
dark elor. tai and likely and took with her her in
t,rt l4..i, and was dressed III a red aud brown
moi, elm. mia lo-it n II. LEE
E'IN Z HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
WAHD.-Kan away from Greensboro, North
Caroline. oa the 18th of tiGs month, negro man,
named LEWIS. SAID negro is about twcnty-fonr
vv.r- i'd five ieet.te OF eleven inches high black
cpupeAion aud weighs hundred and n.ne-y-
tvo pouniS. lie Wa bought the 81 Of February
fr9,a Dr.. 4. II Christian. I Will pay the above
reward ;or bis delivery 10
ROBERT LUMPKIN,
l. lG-lmr Richmond, Virginia.
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Senate bill to assess incomes, persons
and property.
The Senate bill to impose taxes for tho
support of Government was taken up,
and discussed for the remainder Of the
session.
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III slLLINERY.-HATS made to order at
=. the shortest notice ti.d on the most reason
-, 'ern.s; also hats SEWED, BLEACIED and
DYED, persons furnishing braid STRAW pre-
{.'e4 iof bfading every size for sale. have on
Lni small lot Of HATS, which l will dispose OF
u: very reasonable terms. Call on Miss II. l..
t"&LkLEY, Jackson street, one square above
Al-ia-, sh0ckoe Hill NH S--5t'
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7 ouS W. DAVIES & SONS.
I.tArALOuU.:
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC.
SONGS:
THE WARRIORS FAREWELL.
JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE, MOTHER.
THE VACANT CHAIR.
THEY TOLD ME NOT TO LOVE HIM.
YOU CAN NEVER WIN US BACK.
PVE BROUGHT THEE AN IVY LEAF.
THE DYING SOLDIER.
FAREWELL TO THE STAR-sPANGLED
BANNER
THE MOON ROSE DER THE BATTLE-PLAIN.
THERE'S MUSIC IN THE AIR.
EVER OF THEE.
HEAR ME, NORMA.
PAUL vANE.
LORENA.
FADED FLOWERS.
LISTEN TO THE MOCKING-BIRD.
JUANITA (Waneta).
WHAT ARE TUE WILD WAVES SAYING?
OFFICERS FUNERAL.
WHEN SAW SWEET NELLY HOME.
WE CONQUER OR DIE.
RICHMOND ON THE JAMES.
THEN YOU'LL REMEMBER ME.
STILL IN MY DREAMS.
sWITZER'S FAREWELL.
BINGEN ON TIE RHINE.
NO SURRENDER.
TAKE ME- HOME
s1IUEERT'S SERENADE:
"When the Swallows Homeward Fly.'
INSTRUMENTAL:
THE LEE SCHOTTISCHE.
PICKETrS CHARGE MARCH.
THE ROCHESTER SCHOTTISCHE.
MY HOME WALTZ.
CARNIVAL DE VENICE-Quicks:cp.
MONASTERY BELL.
RAINBOW SCHOITISCIIE.
MOUNTAIN DOY-Brilliant Variations.
SHELLS OF OCEAN-Brilliant Variations.
LORENA-Drilliant Variations.
CRUEL wAR-Bri!liant Variations.
EVERGREEN WALTZ.
VIOLIN and GUITAR STRINGS,
wholesale and retail.
JOHN W. DAVIES & SONS,
Lithographers and Music Publishers,
No 1873 Main street,
n. II. Taylor's Old stand.l
[mh l3-lt'l
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EITpE AND NIS.N@ BUREAU,
RICHMOND. March ,. 1865.

IT,. rIIi.ers Of tins service Will use the privilege
..~-,.rd IN lch manner a. to I'D rather th.Ii
m. Ia-- the Subsistence psH"rtn.n Mt They vii
. .-5 IN a...flft.l..utSoI,s beyond their mnedi-
rs.-it:es viii b :u.iei over TO the toI..nis-
, De,,4rtInerit So isr as pract!c lb,c thay Will
s.a. .l1,los from so2Icc5 not Immediately aSaila-
RICHARD MORTON,
I,,l.eaant- Colonel Acting Chief Nitre and Mining
NH let
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CoNuiss tRT-GK<ERAL's OFFtCE,
RICHMOND. iiarch ,, 1863.

(tIRCCLAR Tie officers of the Nitre
! I and Mining service will be placed on the same
T. -i, - tt0,e Of the Subsistence Department II
-.. 4, Election Of supplies Ii is believed tina: per
aacord viii result in much good 70 both soy
- Ttl,. bcs. cnergits Of al arc invited III &id Of
...~.,11iCe * pYeseut J. NJ. 81 JOHN,
,C3m,lssa.y q >!ciol.
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= 'liCE--Ihe Bank of Virginia will
+ redeem It's circulation, and that ofits branches
T. ~ ~ counter Of the ether Bank, in the city o.
G,1itLd ut the rate Of one dollar in coin for SIX
Is " =, otes o: it's issue, and for seTsn dol
''' "a itst Of Is branches
'a4 9~eetlm WA +. TAYLOR. Cashier.
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EUA THE UNITED STATES.-Par-
d ties WISHING TO GO NORTH, who are
.i.Flled with proper passports, viii fiEd j. greatly
:. ieiF interest to cal at my stables on Eighteenth
,,-ee'' between Franklin and Grace. / will be
I.e-%l to render them information and assistance
~ eet'lny passports, and viii forward them at the
Rates over the shortest and most reliable route.
bh N-god3ts TIfOS DUKE.
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ORDERS, No. 53.


CrECT,L ORDERS, No. %.
XZyIIi The following exchange notice Is
-, : far ti.e ;..:e. nation Of Tho armv
l-.,n c.,.f.lera;o officers and nen who we're
s.,.rl,.et n Savannah or Charleston during the
-. = November and nccember last are hereby
-. Iarci ,e bc cxohinGcl
~HG Confederate olii ccrs ana men who were
rF.4l IA James ;iver, Virginia. =; any time be-
l., Man !. 1863, are hereby declared TO be ex-
WIN All furloughs granted, under Special
o.te.. n 4G AGlutant ard nspector-Gencra"s s
nH.r. current series. 70 enlisted men who are above
s..,5rt. ,xchtnged, are hereby revoked, and al
~. 49,. ,,ra VINO are exchanged will at once report
80 3utv-,ngse whose cominanis are beyond the
v-:h carolina line selecting companies Temporal
,,y. IN accordance with Special Orders above re-
trrcd %
Commissioned o:.. ers exchanged will report 10
,,,..r;e,.el.Iye c9mmands without io.ay.
r., command o: tie Secretary OF War
- JOHN w. RELY.
,& e a. As.i<ttsl. Ad;utGGt General.
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FOR RENT.
DOR RENT.-FARMs FOR RENT OF

EOR RENT.-FARMS FOR RENT ON
Il SHARES.-A FARM, Of three hundred and
sevcnty-three acres, at Powhatan station, on the
Danville railroad About one hundred and seventy
five acres are cleared and ready for cultivation
Thirty bushels Of wheat and sixteen bushels Of oats
have been seeded The improvements are an ex-
celent dwelling with nine rooms large barn, stable
corn-crib, smoke-house, etc. Also, fine orchard
The property Is ready for immediate occupancy.
Also, 4 FARM OF five hundred acres, adjoining
Dispatch station, OF the York River railroad One
hundred and fifty acres cleared, including some
fine Chickahominy low grounds There is large
ing has been burned but the out-buildirgs remain.
For terms, apply to
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
NH l3-3. Auctioneers
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r~XCUANGE NOTICE, NO. l4.-All
l.. Confederate otiacrs and men who We're de-
i1,s.l. s.vs...s.h OF Charleston during the months
- NegeI,.h"r and December last ac hereby &c
-f.rgi Il - exchanged.
AL Confederate officers and men who wcre de-
,srei IN James river, Virginia at any time before
N.uh Isl, 1865, axe hereby declared 70 be ex-
f.-yef ROBERT OULD,
,-r ct Agent OF ExchaI &c.
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: VTlCh.-All persons having claims
: against the estate Of y. II BEIANS, de-
ce-,t a7e hercby notified 10 presen: them, properly
su.1C nuci.ej, for payment, and al those due the
tStt WI! please cS.il and settle them ri bout delay
JOHN w. GILL,
Administrator Of d II. Berans deceased,
At o.il4e Of the Richmond, Frodericksburg and Po-
t1ate Railroad Company. NH lot
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E4'oR TIE UNITED STATES.
! locaptst, shortest and most reliable route to
fl1!. Parties desiring to gO North, who can
~ ii9p"r passports, will find it very mach TO
-. ''~ei@st 10 call at No i4o Main s.reat, bet'een
:t-ith Eu1 toufteenth, where informa;icn ~ii
-, fteh' aud necessary assistance rendered, III
g--bhs iassrorts fe ,a-aoaiw'
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Gr,r7tFuA~rIN's DEPARTMENT, c. S. a.,
CIfE,E SypIRi&TEE Df$T RAILROAD I
frr ANSptRT ,TJDS J
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EOR RENT, 4 HOUSE, on Twenty
L sixth street. between Cisya and Leigh, contain.
lent water in the yard. Possession had by the 18th
or goth Of this month. For terms &C., apply to
CLOPTON & LYME, Agents,
office corner Of Wal. and Franklin streets.
NH l0-3t
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; and SupcIintendents Of Elections in counties
a.t military cncampment' are hereby Informed that
.i oi the SYNOPSIS OF The State laws relating to
t"c..yns, together With the forms Of pol-books,
ot.s Of officers al! returns Of elections, required
ty .aw = be prepared by ME FOR distribution, are
a." ready for delivery.
Otii rs ru4st state the number Of persons vino
vi. probably vote at The places Of voting, AID de-
,SHate ,.In= person TO receive the Synopsis and
iras. Application TO be made 20 the Secretary OF
iAe Comm oil;rcs.lta.
GEORGE ". MUNFORD,
~ = -,2nM SpNre.arY OF ,he Commonwealth.
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WANTED, a SERVANT for an in-
w valid gentleman; will require his attention
only few hours each day. in bringing his meals
and doing light errands. Recommendatio0s re-
qulred Apply at EXAMINER OFFICE.
NH l3-lts
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TOR RENT, a DWELLING HOUSE,
1 on Twenty-seventh and Streets containing
five rooms, with kitchen, stables, etc Apply at the
subscribers residence, near the ChimborazO uospi-
tai, or at his stall, at the Old Market.
NH l3-Sts FRED. BRAUER.
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TAINTED, to go to the country, a
w short distance from the city, WHITE
WOMAN, to do the COOKING, WASHING and
MILKING for a snail family; and would also em-
pioy WHITE MAN that is thoroughly acquainted
with Enthusiastically the cultivation Of
For such will suit, a very liberal compensation
will be given and constant home secured. For
further particulars, inquire at this Office.
NH l3-6ts
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WANTED.

WANTED, ladies to know that they
wv can have ell descriptions Of work done st
the shortest notice-such as PLAIN and PANCY
SlIICIIING. TUCKING, &c. also, gentlemen's
SHIRIS and BOSOMS made to order. Apply at
tie southeast corner Of Sixth and Leigh streets.
NH l9-lts
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WANTED, small family TO take
w care Of my DWELLING, in the lower erd
II Louisa county, for the present year It contains
aine rooms, excellent garden. and water, both frte
md mineral There will be an overseer on the place.
Address G. r. LINDSAY,
Perkinsville post-otiice, Goochland county,
NH l3-6ts Virginia.
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M ANTED TO RENT, immediately,
w about three or four miles from the city, .
nished house, but the former preferred, together
with team and all the necessary farming utensils.-
also wish to hire No. NEGRO GARDENER,
over forty. five years of age. Address A. B., box
l95 pOst-efice NH l3-ots
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The House met at II o'clock, and was
opened with prayer by the Rev. MI. Au-
gust. =.
Mr.. Witherspoon, Of South Carolina,
from the Committee on Post Offices and
Post-Roads, reported bill to authorize
the General to purchase
United States postage stamps for certain
purposes. Passed.
MIR. McMullin, of Virginia, offered a
preamble and resolutions adopted by the
Twenty-third battalion of Virginia in
fantry. Laid ON the table and ordered
to be printed.
Mr.. Triplett, Of Kentucky, from the
Committee on Claims, reported JOINT
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Assignment Of 6enerals.

An imporsant order has Just been is
sued from the War Department assign
ing all General officers to certain posi-
tons, and ordering them TO report there
TO theAdjutant General Major Generals
J. A. Logan, Cox, Leggett and Briga-
der General Mcintosh and Pelcher, are
ordered to report to Major General Ord,
commanding Department of Ohio; Major
Generals Hazen, Brsnnon, J.. Z Smith,
Giilem, and Edwards, each are ordered
to report to General Stoaeman. com
handing Department of Tennessee.
Major Generals Granger. JEFF DAVIS,
Hartruft and Brisbin, ana Brieauier
General Wade are ordered to report to
General Palmer, Commanding the De-
partment of Kentucky.
Major Generals Dodge, Frank Blair.
Wheaton, Corse, Hech, Smith and Lul-
ly are ordered TO report to General
Pope.
Major Generals ]. II. Wilson and G. H.
King, and Brigsdier General Stevenson
are ordered TO report 10 Msior General
j. B Steedman, Commanding the De-
partment Of Georgia
Major Generals Crook and Fitzpatrick
are ordered TO report to General Scho-
field, and Major General Osterhans to
General Slocum
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"THE Man ABOUT TO PRoPosE."-In
the July Blackwood there is q descrip-
ton in the story Of Miss M~sjoribanks,
Of the psychological condition, as ex-
pressed in outward demeanor, of the
man about to propose" AS our young
lady readers may desire to know the
infallible sign OF the phenomenon, we
give it in full. There was, it seems, in the
demeanor of the visitor to Miss Major.
thanks, that something which indicated
the intention to propose. He gave .
she said that little nervous cough. and
pulled his eravat Just 50, and stared
into his hat az if he had it all written
down there, and looked a. tAey az,cay.
look" Miss Msioribanks added with a
touch of natural contempt.
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CANADA PoITTICs-rhe death of Sir
f. p. Tache, Prime Minister of Canada,
to which we alluded in yesterdays
Times as an expected event, took place
on Sunday. The deceased gentleman
has twice been Premier of the province,
and has held Office in different govern
ments for the last twenty-five years.
The death of Sir E F. Tache at this
juncture is of more than local interest,
as it necessitates the formation of a new
government for the province, and, be-
sides, may possibly disturb the existing
party coalition on whose influence the
British Government have mainly relied
to carry through the scheme of a con-
federation of the provinces, Nearly
all the Governors of the British Amer
lean colonies are ordered home-some
for consultation at the Colonial Office,
others to make room for agents of the
Central Government more favorable to
the proposed Union N Y. Tines.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-05

At Mr.. Bigelow's fste ehGmPetre in Paris
some of the ~ioilettes displayed by the mar
ried ladies were remarkable for their ele-
gance. Among these pone were more adj
mired thea those consisting Of transparent
white muslins, worn generally over cOlorsd
silk skirts, aDd profusely ornamented with
Va'eneiennes and other lace. One dress of
this kind must have been a most expensive
one, as the muslin skirt was not only trim
med with insertion and lace laid on in a fan
eifal design, but lOoped up, instead Of with
cords, with wide bands of the same rich
lace, terminated in 3 knot on each side, in
which nestled two small swallows. The
close fit ng easque or 5asquine had the same
trimming repeated on it, with knots at the
shoulders, and small birds. A hat with
flowing veil had simply in front a small
Gigrette Of feathers and a swallow. This
costume, though singular was very pretty
end becoming to the handsome face aud
form who displayed it.