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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-02

DAILY UxIOS OFFICE, I
Nashville, Feb. Ist, P. 81. J
Business the past three days has been
toIsrabIy brisk. Prices remain steady.
Dealers are paying 800 premium for
Gold and selling at SI,lO.
Exchange is steady At Is per cent. pre-
MUM.
No change in currency.
,ALcoHoL-S7, ,75G1BS,0O per gallon.
APPLEs-SG@7 per barrel. Dried S3D4
per bushel.
BEAxs-s4,OO bush.
BAGGISG-25c per yard.
BALI EoPE-ISG20c per 10.
BEEg-Dried 2Jc per n.
BUcGErs-Paiuted, -, 4,5O@j,O0 per dOz.
BAcoy-Hams plain 25g3oc.
zoe for sides, l5c Tor shoulders Sugar cured
hams 30a5Zc per lb.
Beoous-SJ ,j09S6, 90 per dozen.
BUTTER AND EGGs-Butter jUc. Eggs,
J5aGOc per dozen by the barrel
CANNED FKUIT-Peaches, 2b $3.50 per
dozen, 3 lb $500 per dozen.
CIDH-5l6, ,O0alS,OO per barrel.
Cons 80 per bushel.
CAsTISGs-l3c per d.
CorrOS YAGys-No. 500, 600 aud 100, 20
0I5Qc per dozen.
CAsbLEs-Tallow 24c Star, 3Sc per y.
CHEEsE-Uamburg, 25@3Oc per ib.
CoFFEE-Prime RIO, 5ltg5jc per ID.
COrTOy-NO sales.
C0rrOS TwlNE-SZ,00 per b.
Cows OYsrERs-Zb cans 50, 80 per dozen,
b cans 81 so per dozen ia boxes.
CRACK ERs-Butter I5c per n, Soda l7c.
FLoUE-Best brand, Sl5al4 per barrel.
HAY-Prims Timothy, % 90 per 100 n.
HiDEs-Prices nominal.
Green Sailed hides per n &c.
Flint 10 ljHll6c.
Sheep skiDs each 81 ,00@l so.
LEArHEE-Oak Sole Leather per p 55aC5c.
Hsmloek sole leather per % 5OgGoc.
sxlrtiug 70ag75c.
Harness " d" Soc,
Bride leather per dozen S65Gs70.
Kip skins S60g$IZJ.
Calf F" S40Gg0.
Upper Leather 45460c.
IaoS-Commou baS12e per b Sheet 10
92Jc.
LEuoxs-S25, 90 per box.
LARD-2ggJOc per b, in tierce. Ksg 35e.
MOLAssEs-lu barrels, Sl,509sl,0O per
gallon, l0c per gallon higher Tor small
packages.
In kits S4,0o@s4 so.
RlEu-sI 50 per bUshol.
MUsrAED--tIerman, ia Jars $500 per dog
Union DO S1gJ per dozen.
NAILS 2,50al5 30 per keg.
OAfs-sI,5O per bushel.
Oxi1ys-sg copper barrel.
OIL-Tauuers $500 Neat loot st,yV
Lard $500 Castor, S6,50i Linseed, 800
Coal oil 8 30 per gallon.
PorAr0Es-lrish, $500, Sweet $50 per
barrel.
PIcxLEs-Pint Jars $3.50 per dozen, quart
do ss 80 per dozen, d. 10 ha4 barrels SI5,V0,
barrels $500.
Prppga-Biack 55c per p.
R.rsISs-M =. L. -, ,5sss,o1 per box.
ergAEs-N. o. Sugar IN hhds Sic, IN bbis.
z5CLss. crushed, granuiaied, aud pow
lered 37c per D.
sraUr-5olieu, $50 per gallon in bbla.
Kegs sz,00-
s.rr-seyeu bushei IN barrel 81 50 By the I
loo barrels, s., ,59tJss 90 ia smaller lots.
gopa-lTc IN easka.
soar-IIc for Palm, 2ec for German.
sricr-55ts57c per y.
Tcsacco-Aceording - quality, 55asl,I5 /
1ei D..
WHflr-SI, ,40as1 Sc per bashei.
WnlsEEr-Pure Robinson 20. ola Sfa5 /
7urs Bourbon $500 Pure BoaFbon nsW /
g, so per gallon, Common CiHcluHal rae |
lied s.gs.
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4 BrOker,s Oalce-4ot ? -

c. y. Ordway has removed tl $50. rs
North College street, next door t1 the Fi-Fr
National Bank. lie confines himself e--
ciusively to q Brokers business, brvs and
sells God end Siirsr and az Kinds a. T.-
cHrfsHt Money and pays the highest prices
Tor G0rcrameHt |OucisrS, JfKtilateI Noes.
de.
Office open at S A. NJ. and our friend
IHos. Il. SANPLE remains there till % j.. 81.
for the accommodation Of those who NAV
wish to make exchanges after night, auI
take the morning cars.
Feb /, IS65-Sm
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JOhnsOnvilIe.
"E ARE NOW OFFERING FOR SALE, over
w 100 Building Lots, ia the
City of,JohnsonVille,

published plan Of which can be seen Al our oinse.
and 81 the principal Hotels, and other puoe pi@ @eesl
IN tina city. Beng eligbly located on the East
bank OF The Tennessee uFor, 80 miles nom -
mouth, snd 81 the terminus a tte Nashville ana
Northwestern kallro-d, distance Og y miles IrOta
that Cfy surrounded, a. it D.. by rich and pro-
ductiYe counags sDd t~ing almost constant FlF'I
communication Nith msDy of the most inPortHat
commercial Cities of the North and S0utnserh
nafs NfnpOrtznce. such m Opportunity FOR : Sc
and pfcntabie investment IS but ssliDm ciisrea'
We he sole agents for ths sale o lots and are
purchasers.
Apply 70 ". MATT. BROWN a CO, Agts.
BaFa3-u Al Cherry street.
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ILrANTED-AGENrs EnR TIE Nrn.r -

w ANTED AGENTS FOR THE NURSE AND
w SPl.-lha most uterestiue ami exef -r-
fcos ever puhiis- ed, einhrI~Iur the adventure ut
g NOnlan in the Onon army 8s Nurse sc1rr rlI
spy. GIVING most vivid inner picture Of ftrav7-.
Returned and disabled Ufarr- and S.ll.ar- .n
want Of profitable employment VII fns .t Jlar-
auly adapted 70 their condition JONES BROS
4 90, ~ Main street, Cincinnati, OHIO
lan3l-lmdAMt
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gaashrille &nipll.
w. ClHERON . CO.. Publishers.
RAFks or ADVERTISING.
10 ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,

Advertisements in the Special Column, first time,
from TO 5 lines, 81 OO-eaeh additional line, 20
cents; subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line IL
Local Column, first time, from to lines, 81 o.
each additional line, 30 cents; subsequent inser-
ons Is cents per line.
An advertisements occupying srecisl position,
and al double column advertisements, VIII be
charged s311s per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Will be charged at the regular advertising rstes,
and must Invariably be paid advance, or no IN
sertion made.
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A NELSON. Administrator Of the Estates Of
GEO. W. DONIGAN, and SAMUEL SEAY,
Attorney in fact for Mrs. Il. A. Brockwsy, EE-
ecutrx, &C, &C.
VIM, L. MURFREE. Administrator Of
the Estate Of John SgleT, deceased.
Phinehas Garrett.

Former Register Of Davidson county, gives spe-
cAi attention tot the examination Of Titles % Proper
ties, writing Deeds Of Conveyance Lease and other
Legal documents.
We deem it unnecessary, 10 this community, to
say that Mr. Garrett ia the best examiner Of titles
and writer OF Deeds in Tennessee. For twenty
years he was fixture" 1t our Court house. twelve
Of which he served as Register OF the county, BY
election at the hands Of the people. His careful
laithf1l, and exact manner Of doing business Is
well known. sdd we eheerfaliy recommend him to
All those who may have any thing in bis line TO
transact. n, q N.
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n1s5 HsA= HIS or THE ryIEEE-
u gOUs, SEMINAL, U&lNAET AND8EEuAL
5ISrEM5-neu and rel,s0e lls=.Hleu5--tn llrrcr.l
II thC HOWARD aa5OCIhTIJN-5elt 10 msI u
sealed letter engosopes, lroe CT charge. address,
Dr. ,. 9KlLLiN HOuSHrGN. Howard Ae11-. atiCn,
10. s. South aniE-atrfsi Phiiatr phin. ~.
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NO. 258.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

POsTPoSENENr.-The sale Of Alrs. rrr..
Erwin's Furniture IS necessarily rr--~-~-f
until Thursday Ri0reine Feb-u4ry2t. Sail.
70 commence precisely at 10 o'ct-,Es. v.
Iov. G.. CEuy..
Feb I-2t Auclis8e.-
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New Goods.

Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions.
Green Corn, aud every variety Cs1r,
Fruits, and F0rei gn aud Domestic GrCeerles
offered at low pSiceI 30 Tottcu5 $50. zE Col
lege street.
ian22-tf.
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COUNrEEgEiTs.-InfOrm has been re-
csived by g. L. Bart0W & Co. that cclfa .a
druggists IA this city have been pslmug OH
on persons calling for DR.. Vell0c's Pink C8-
rate an article Of their own manufacturo,
which they say is superior 10 the genuine.
We would advise al persons o. ret ths
genuine, and should you require ouy medic
cine for the Itch, Ring worm, Ie,-sr, o-
any disease Of tho skin, DO U5s 1gler rr
unPrncipled man b. impose any r.U.r
preparation on you, but get Dr. VeIre's
Pink Cerete, manuiactur1d 5y q. 70. Bore
Tow < Co., No I94 Deaderick street Nash
vile, Tenn.
7. S.-A liberal discount made % dsaisrs.
Sont by mail 10 any address on receipt of
81 II. Be sure that you got the genuine.
sepH-tf
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Cder,tfder.

Two hundred barrels sTsel Cider.
None better ever offered IN this market.
For sale low at tLsuE IL Grr..ry.s
J5 Broad .i...I.
jsu2l -2wlDJ
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SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES
All TO be sold for One Dollar each.


An the goods in the above Lst viii be sold, with
ont reservation, for ONE DOLLAR each. Cerlncstes
sf ali me various articles pisced IN similar en-
vslopes and sealed. These envelopes viii Be sent
by mall or delivered Sc our Office, without regaro
10 choice. Oh receiving = certheaie you VII -
yhat IL represents, and Il - opuonsi Win YOU 70
send one dollar and receive the article nainedI VI
snv other in tue list Of same value In 81 transae
ions by mail we charge for forwarding the Ger y
rasas paF1ng postage and doing the business, -
,ents each FIvE CERTuFICAFEs VIII De SEM l0f g
FTTyFy for 81; Thirty for -; SIxTf-TIyE lot stOl
snd OSE HUNDREo for SIS, By tbs mode He Hlls
selections rom varied stock Of hne goods, o. tte
rest make aud latest styles and OF intrinsic hoIt
at s nominal priee, while Az have chance oi sssN-
ring eles Of the very highest value
We guarantee entire satisfaction N every lHsss +,
snd ii there should be Hny person dissAllslso, wa
any article they may receive, they may iiiiille
y return IT, and the pTice vii be refunded.
AoESrs.-We allow those acting 81 gems, Ieh
Cents on each Certificate ordered, PROVIDED liisl'
remittance amount 70 One Dollar
They will collect twenty-five cents Tor ever -
tihcate aud retaining 10 cents remit 70 u - eeDA
6or each
s6-Add GEO. DEMERTT s CO,
FanI-sm sgs Broadway, New YORK.
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Real Estate Department.

A considerable amount Of Real Estate is register
ed on our books, and We can sell Houses and Lots
In Nashville snd suburbs on the best terms. Farms
in the neighborhOod Of Nashville for sale, Of all
sizes and pTlces, Plantations IN ysrous counties IN
Middle Tennessee, some Of them good cotton
farms, for sale. " n
noV2O-u
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fetteF, Itch, Seald Head, Blot, he's, sait
Rheum, All Krupil0ns.

aDr sFayue's Ai-heai ug Ointment"
~pr saaynes Au-heaiins OiHtinent'
Never flls % cure the most oh-iingt- cas s.
Gold by v. J. &C. W. SMITH. uTugasis
jan26-3m -th zuR Ca Nashville.
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Pearl Miniatures.

MOEsE is the first 10 introduce this
new style Of Pictures. Every body that
see them are delighted with them
Call a. the Gallery of .he Cmber-
land and judge for yourself ol4f
The best il the cheapest: buy your boots
and shoes az G.. W. Fell < Coa.
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GRAY HAIR RESTORED TO rs OgIG.
lnal Youthful Color, Badness Pre-


lnal Youthful Color, Badness Pre-
vented.
"L0udOl" "eair Color 'rer rr.r-
L-nfoa, iler Color iie-t7r-r.
London "iar Color Ros- rer.'
"LOnd0n "HaIr Color Rcs.5r-r
tits the Ouly knoan reztar-r of color a1i r--eel
hsr dress NJ c1mti1-d lie ieal-iy p.rf.rrr,I
Compounded 90 sfr.ct cOuf1r-n.ty gi'h tern
Veg tarls Chemistry, It It not dye does uct
MA the skin. soil hat b.nusi, OF 90 . finest IueH..
Dc viii restore grey hnr 70 its o-gn' eoi'r rro-
mote a luXItisIt growth Of new Elc Cu bad heads.
rsIno'e all dandruf .teh.nt. 7e4h B. from t1a
sos p. renierug % -resty h@'t1 se.ps tAs
nar soft, most, gvesIt a of-y aui be1atfi 1p-
pearsrcs. highly psrilined, ani a. dressing
has no superior.
s7rLL sr0rHrH craucsrr.
hereby cert hy 10 the aoadsrf1 effects % taa
"a01doa Hs.r C0.1r RestJrel add Dressing Ny
hair very gray. and hrOugh ts use 4 afs a01r
vas before dfy and nar-h, and f,iirg I'll nov
came sot and g.o'sy, ceas y alaR ~ dl1 2i
dl-sppeared. and ths esp los ai tle q -1s-eel7.1
tch ~, annoyog - ore, and ~ this me =, Is
81 re9io ed % p. o q ~ a. sl 49, ~ ' ,-. -t
" having beautiful held o. i.sf 49,, t-,-
C. arnb.rsburz F-s.. sept orb, 1884.
eirgIs Fo-te 81 sir bodies g 3 81 ld BIZ Dr
ssayns son. sa N0r'1 {. 5rin slses q t4. s7,l1r
Cor. Church ani Vine streets, Nashville.
medy!
.Lr swsyue's Compound sysup v 2 s1errF
"Dr sEuJuf-s COMPOUND Ssup WIZ Cl.fFs-
"ur sSsyue's Compouui tyrup g.lii Ci eils "
Thousands q cases Of Puinlaaalg l.-s. rs, Elsea
hsge bsii-d eve eEpe1;-ft ~ l.t.al p N.
have been permanently tursi ~ t.fr ia
stan isrd remedy. IJ g..F-ft.f
uon We have cert h.-lis-aa s..e-ta
eKtr1nrt nary tiat ss+r t.H
iei t8 feel inrrFdualf Di
lh4r truth. No T-uIs-
dF naa ever 1reuu-
ierot that
corlpIre
with uds great orgH'i Via Cherry Compensate
cIfiuE
severe Coughs Hood sritfnr
asthma. MhonrsnI Cough.
liUoucii't-, Wfah Nert--
CoussnpDons Liver Con. rianf.
sere Threat pses b ~. Hr-..- ~.
ant att e'-1pisnts ci r pulmonary ntfu l.s u-a
b. sure % pa ~ heait1 -na retlrl.uz YT.s te Che
a-ss ini l1ueud ifane
Pr-raFed only b ur sEayns 3 Con. 80 Eorlh
-i1tn 1-fftis lh iadeifhIs- -flf ty
WI. 8 e.. W. @At7h. Ilrurf-la
Cdf. Church luI kia- Streets Atrhs lis
fetteF, Itch, scald Head, Bl0f,h,s, Salt
Rheum, All krupil0ns.
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"a i6s shortest n0tce rI Ia eEeryfaing u Our Ina
sFsa.s. passs. sns opPsF. sil I've. ss ses. .. q, 2,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.

We, TIE undersigned, have this day adopted the
above IA g. for advertising, to which we bind our
selves strictiY 10 adhere.
WIN. CAMERON 4 co.
JOHN WALLACE, for the pispatsh.
BARRY, WINHAM & CO. Tor Press.
NASHVILLE, TESS., Sept. ., ls64.
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This Is one Hay Of dsinga flag Of tFucsr I
When captured he was in New Market
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Eastern Agency.

Cur arrangements are such that any sort OF CON-
ulereiRl transaction In the principal Eastern cities
cad be negOdstod and faithfully attended 10.
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Quartermsster's Vouchers.

NELSON & MURFREE are prepared to pur-
chase Quartemssters Vouchers At reasonable
rates.
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TsIlne eseas. fanle7ti "a file tzd % &0Feulbef ii.
h ,ss ofered fssf no C.er< n sad coalt. Should
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

Loans negotiated at this ofiea State, County.
and Railroad Bonds; Bank, Bridge, and Railroad
stocks sold ss per order from customers.
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TlHE CONFESSIONS AMI ExrEuENcE oe

~ ISFALIp.
Published for the benefit, ant a. n ctrefIs rl
r1USG MAS and others, who zHHer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, g. emp
plying 40 the same time the Means OF sell. Cure.
BY one Who hss cured himself alter undergoing
considerable quackery. BY enclosing a postpaid
addressed envelope, single copies may be hsi Jf
The author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. EsT.
dec3-3m Brooklyn, Kings co.,, S. S.
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PROPOSED A1rERArIoS8 AID AMrsDNFSTs.
ARTICLE !.

section /. That slavery and involuntary seryi-
tude, exeept.as punishmentlor crime, where the
party shalt have been duly convicted, are hereby
forever abolished and prohibited Throughout tie
state.
Sec 2. The Legislature shall make no Law rec-
oqnizmg the right Of property in man.
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25,0oO Dollars Bank ol shslbyydls. At
No q Union Street
lanl2-lm M IT NsTsoy..
War CLAu5.-TAa attention. e.. oil r---.
sons having claims aZainst tie o. s. Gov
eminent is called to the advertisement . 1.
JuO. +. Isom, late Captain and Post @ S..
Nashville. Office No. 6J north Cher,
street. Juu.G- Jan
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d I r D


CONOVER.-In Wyalusing, April 25th, of Con
sumption, Mary Ann Conover, in the 33d year of
her age.
LONG.-n Burlington Pa, April 10th 1865 Albert
Eugene only son of Philander and Harriet D.
Long, aged years, 3 months, and 10 days
BRIGGS-In Towanda, Thursday April 9Th
William Briggs. Aged II years.
The deceased was old citizen in the County
of Bradford, having removed from the State of
New York at the age of q years. He settled at
Athens where he resided for some twenty-five
years, during which time his business relations
gained for him general and favorable acquaint-
ance throughout that section of the country rs an
honest and kind man and highly esteemed
by all who knew him. generous friend to the
poor and whose attention and means were
at the disposal of the needy at all times and
under all circumstances.
Mr. BRIGGS, soon after leaving Athens. settled in
Towanda, where he remained for a number of
years. when he followed some of his children to
Illinois, and located at Belvidere for time, when
feeling more at home among his old Bradford
friends, he returned to spend his days among them.
He enjoyed good health until few before his
decease, and his last hours found him rational and
with much eanestness and confidence he con-
versed with his children and friends III view of his
approaching dissolution, being anxious, happy and
fully resigned for the messenger of Death, which
he met with the fortitude of IA true christian.
His death has left children and friends to mourn
the loss of one beloved and esteemed as the kind
and affectonate parent, good neighbor and re-
spected citizen.
OF the name and memory of the deceased, no
is left to speak but i'll words of friendship and
respect COM.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-04

THE SOLDIERS CAsKET.-We have received
a copy of the New Monthly publication, styled
" The Soldiers Casket" The contents are mostly
made up of articles relating to soldiers, scenes
and incidents that have taken place during the
war Well written and interesting stories founded
On some event that has occurred during the rebel
non, anecdotes, &c. There has been an increasing
Taste for this style OF literature of late, and we
think the "Casket" comes in apt time to supply
mat taste. Published by c. W. ALEXANDER, 1913
; 81 street, Philadelphia. Subscription price 50
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-04

GoDEY's LADY BooK-We have received
the May number of this excellent Magazine. AS
Yet it has no equals among the monthlies, devoted
to fashion and light elegant literature. The steel
plate engraving the First Of May, is one of the
smost beautiful we have seen, while the fashion
plates. drawings and stories, cannot be surpassed
The May number is a real beauty. Every mother
sof family of girls, and every young lady, should
i be a subscriber to Cooley.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-04

IHE NORTHERN CENTRAL. RAILwAY.-The
bridges damaged by the late heavy freshet having
|been repaired, the road is now in good working
Forder to Elmira. Passengers are now conveyed
without delay, to Erie, Pa and EImira n Y In
few days the double track will be completed from
Parkton to Glen Rock which includes both sides
OF what is known rs Summit No |.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-04

ses- At the call of the Canton Baptist
Church, Bradford County, Pa, a council convened
in their house of worship on Wednesday, April 10,
1865, for the purpose of examining Mr.. EGGLEsToN
BrnEouGHs and if found qualified, to set him
apart to the work of the pelminisry by ordina-
ton The council was organized by choosing Rev.
~. t. LAKE moderator, and Rev. J. Evans BITTINY
clerk.
The examination proving satisfactory, the coun-
eli proceeded to ordination. Reading Scripture
and opening prayer by Rev. J. EVANS BIrriNY or
dinaton sermon by Rev. I. MITCHELL ordination
PRAYER by Rev. J. B. LAKE ; hand of fellowship by
Rev L. S BRowE charge to the candidate by
Rev L. LOOMS closing prayer by Rev J. d. REY-
NoLDs benediction by the ordained
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-04

sfAr The Office of EATON & Co., coal op-
orators oiA1cmhnld, Luzernc county, was entered
on Thursday night, April 18th, and robbed of S15,-
900 Keys were used, and Office and safe doors
unlocked and carefully locked again $4,000
done mp in parcels, ready for paying the men, was
overlooked by the robbers.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-04

CHENUNG CANAL.-It is anticipated that
Condition for running boats by the first of May
Indeed the water will be let in day or two pre-
3Slous and there is nothing at present known to
slntertere with the immediate commencement of
Enavigation The injury to the canal by the floods
4 %a' not near so severe as at first reported
#-iicatiSer
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miscellaneous.

A LARGE ARRIVAL OF FISH, COD
IN FISH, Mackerel, Herring, Blue Fish, Scale Fish
&C. at wholesale and retail Mackerel put up in small
packages for family use, very choice also
quarter and hafbarrel packages al Offering for sale
low rates by fep2 E. I. FOX.
A GOOD TRADE IN FROM THREE TO
N six months. Great demand of Telegraph Opera
tors Saleres from forty to eighty dollars per month
Good chance 10 learn. For particulars enquire at the
Telegraph Office, Towanda Pa.
NHANCE FOR A BUSINESS MAN I!
The business of D. C. Hail. deceased, consisting of
stock of Liquors. recers and all fixtures necessary for
the conducting of wholesale and retail liquor trade is
offered for sale. Enquire of
CHAS. NJ. HALL,
March, 80. 1865. Ad'mr of Este of D C. Hall
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MIDDAUGH-M H-MIDDAUGH.-On the 9th ult., in
Towanda, by Rev. E. Wood, Mr.. Isaac AIiddaugh
of White Lake, n. Y. to Miss Maria Middaugh
of Wyalusing, Pa.
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Real Gstatf.

VILLAGE LOT AND BARN FOR SALE.
The subsc riber offers for sale his building let in
the borough oil Towanda situated Second street rst
lot above the residence Of E. o. Goodrich. good Barn
is erected the lot and the property very desirable
For terms &c, apply to J. F. Means, or
Dec. g. 1864 F. r. POST.
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.--In per-

NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.--In per-
~ suance of an Act passed the 30th day of April,
1854 taking effect in 1865 the Commis siOners are re-
qured to pay the full of State Tax to tbs State
Treasurer before the first day of August in each and
every year and in of failure the county is charged
five per cent upon all remaining unpaid upon that date
and the Commissioners required to charge the same
Collectors. In order to make prompt payment TO the
State Treasurer, Collectors will be required to settle
and pay their Duplicates of State and County Tax In
full by the 18th day of July And upon failure
any Collectors to comply with the above suits i'll be
Immediately brought TO collect the amount due. No
attachments can be allowed
J. CAMPBELL,
W. b. DODGE, CONS.
JNO. BEARDSLEE.l
CoM'Rs OFFICE, April II, 1865.