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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

THE editor of the New York Tribune
asks his friends ""who, are organizing to
aoitate for the Interpolation Of q reli-
g;ous test or declaration in the funda-
mental law of this country, to consider
once more, and thoughtfully, the late de-
cree Of MAMMALIAN, establishing and de-
6uinc the relation between religion and
his empire The editor did not expect
a few years ago to have such move
ment to propose, any more than he ex-
pected TO oppose q movement in favor OIL
4 monarchy. We don't know that anoc'
casion to oppose monarchy may be OF,
fered: not in form directly, but in sub
stance. We are good deal at sea now,
and can't forsee what will come out OF
it. A relgiousitest ia pretty good De-
ginning. Why should men not agitate'
Have they not consciencet what
could be a more appropriate subject than
that of religion for conscience to act
upon9
The Tribune says this is q restless age,
and disposed to take long strides back
wards rather than let we'll enough
alone"
So we should think. All the land
marks are defaced. and we are in state
Of progress. with no chart or compass; no
guide, but what is called conscience
which is a medley of sentiment. ambi'
ton, hate, revenge, and other high quail
ties 1911
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24
Sprigg House, &c., for Sale al
Auction.

PURSUANT TO THE DECREE
i MADE by the Circuit Court Of Ohio ccun,
ty, on the 18th day of December last In tho suit
in chancery pending therein between Peter Var,
nall Junior, George A Ross and Emma his wih
complainants, and Daniel G. List the North.
western Bank Of Virginia and Others, defend
ants we win at the front door Of the Court House
Of Ohio county, ..,...,...,.... ...
On Tuesday, the 2sh day Of March.
in the year eighteen hundred and sixty Ave
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sen,
at public auction, tho lots numbered uee and
seven In square numbered one In tho city OF
Wheeling and those parts Of the {. Numbered
four and eight in the same square. which by the
will Of Zachariah Sprigg were devised 10 Samuel
SpriggNnd Zachariah Jacob I'm trust for the pur.
poses set forth In said will, excepting so much
of said lots seven and eight ~ was set apart IN
severalty to the heirs of Mordecai Yanall, do
ceased, aud those parts OF said lot number eight
which were sold 10 George w. johnson aud ia.
cob LandfIied. as In said decree more partiou.
larry specified; the real estate 30 10 be sold By
virtue Of the said decree being the same ON part
of which now stands the hotel called the SPRfoG
HOUSE, fronting on the wharf In tho city Of
Wheeling, ..-- ..H rL..f yr,Irfr. Il
Terms of Sale The purchaser 10 pay not A-
than one third of the purchase money In hand
but to have the option Of paying In hand AM
greater portion or the whole thereof Tho real
due. II there be any, to be pad by equal install
ments Of prinCipalin eight, sixteen and twenty
four month, with interest on each instalmsRt
from the day of sale; the deferred Payments 10
| be secured BY bonds with satisfactory security
and the title to be retained AZ further securit,
until payment i in full. H KfHp M,
feb24.td r.rs-.. .. Commissioner
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

= - II -
No FAIfURr.-An Abolition sheet asks
the Urbana Uaios if it considers the war
a failurel The editor responds: "Is the
war failure2 Not entirely. You have
made three thousand millions of debt
destroyed two thousand millions Of prop
erty in slayes-four thousand millions in
dwellings and farm improvemenss-made
eight hundred sky-rocket banks-not a
court of Justice in any Southern State,
and where Federal Courts are pretended
TO exist, at the North they are not trust
ed with tridl of offences, made such by
Congress. ph. no-no failure-the sue
cess Is convtlsively grand and outstrips
the widest dream Of desolation. q Fail
ure arauntip ''..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

MAN WITHOUT PIETY AND VIRTUE
The true reason why the societies of men
are SO full of tumult and disorder, so
troublesome and tempestuous, is because
there is so little of true religion among
men; so that, were it.not for some small
remainder OF piety and virtue which is
vet left scattered among mankind, hui
man society would in short space dis
band and run into confusion; the earth
would become wild, and would become a
great forest, and mankind would become
a beast of prey one towards another
Hll0ts0n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24
Auction Sale
Commissioners Sale

' -. i. Commissioners Sale
OF Valuable Real Estate near Moundsrih.
= Marshall County, Hest Virgimia.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
D PRONOUNCED by the Circuit Court To-
Ohio county, on the Nth day Of May, la6s
in A cause therein then pending, wherein Rich
ard NJ. Messick was complainant and Charles w
Russell was defendant, Twill
On Monday, the 10h day Of April nert
at two e'elockP. NJ, proceed stthe front door
of the Court House in Marshall county, to sell
at public auction the following described parcel
of lands, to.wit: Beginning at stump in Lewis
d. Purdy's line corner 10 Fletcher Hanna, thence
with said Purdy's line south 1910, west 81 tls
poles to post at the public road, thence with
said road north 1912 west IL Clio poles TO
stake, thence north 33lo, west ii 2-l0 poles 70
stake in said Hanpa's line thence with that line
south.ssio, east 81 $40 poles 10 hickory thence
south 1919, east 10 lilo poles 10 the beginning
containing eleven acres, three roods and Ten
poles. This is the same property described In q
deed from Richard M. Messick and wife 10
Charles W. Russell now on record in the olhce
OF the Recorder for Marshall county, In Deed
Book no IL, page 2s5. The title Is believed b
be unimpeachable. ....Is..s
TERMS: The sale will bs made ON credit O,
six twelve and eighteen months equal install,
ments, with interest from day of sale, the pur
chaser giving bond and good security, and allen
will also be retained on said land until tho par
chase money IL paid. N. RICHARDSON,
mari0.d&w30d COMMISSIONS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

ACosrLYl PREsENr-The chief of the
Paris branch of the Rothschilds' bank
ing house has lately presented the little
daughter of Prince Metternich' Austrian
ambassador at Paris, with doll, which
is Just as large as the child, and has fur
nished this gift with prineely tressea".
Nothing was wanting. and the most
costly iaces of Paris and Alencon were to
be found in whole pieces. Among other
things there are mentioned twelve doz-
en- of handkerchiefs. each of which has
q value Of 800, and necklace valued
at 10000 francs Rothschilds will prob
ably make the Austrians pay for this
present.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

THE New York Tribune processes to
have private information that Gen. LEE
has informed JEFF, DAyIsit is impossible
for him to make head against the Union
forces with the means at his command
If that is true, it was very kind in JEFF
DAVIS to allow the fact to be eommunl-
Gated to the Tribune
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

A STAR SEEN AT MrDDAY.-The Nash
vile Press says about noon Friday, when
the sun was shining in all his splendor'
bright stat was to be seen in the heav-
ems. and was observed ny thousands
Some supposed it to be meteor, but it
ia more probable that it was Venus, the
brightest of the planets. Its appearance
on ST. Patrick's day was regarded by
some as an bmen of the good time COM
ing for old Ireland. Stars have been
seen before In the day time, but it is an
unusual phenomenon to a man who Is
duly sober T ,..r.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24
DIED:

On Thursday morning, March 3d. at o'clock,
of pneumonia, LENA VNBTTA daughter of Mary
Alkaline and Jason Poole, aged one year and hve
months.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral on Friday, oath at 81 o'clock, P NJ
from the esidence of her father, on Center, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, East Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

G, THE Richmond Enquirer of March 18th,
announces Henry A. Wise as candidate
for Congress ia the Second Congressional
district from Virginia, composed of the
counties of Norfolk, Princess Anne,
Nansemond, Isle of Wight, southampton,
Sussex. Snrry and Greensville.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

Ak INCIDENT OF THE BATTLE oFNAsH-

Az INCIDENT oFTHE BATTLE oFNAsH-
vuLE-By 4 haystack we found two
bodies. side by side. as if laid there by
some friendly hand. As We We're taking
them away, one rose upright, aud, burst
ing into tears pointing to his comrade,
said, Its my brother, sir, my BROTHER
We two were all, and am alone now"
He had missed him in the fight, and
hunting over the field had found him
dead, and, lying down to watch him till
morning, had fallen asleep. When we
took up the body to, lay it with the
others, he brsus ht' along straw to make
bed for it and for himself. We gave
him room in that long row of the dead.
Nesting close to the corpse, he lay down
for his last nights sleep with his brother.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24
IT Is said that hckson Haiues, theonly

1T is said that jackson Haiues, theonly
professional skater which America, or In
deed any othereo1ntry-sofa we know
has yet produced, hos made Slh,0oo By
bis skating feats atfIondon, and has
gone to Paris at the REQUEST Of the EN-:
Rsr OH HAM 1 aslg7 seFs!sf vnsn
he cannot gertsfsfrsf% TEldsas - ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24
AGRICULTURAL.
PLOUGhS.
PIoughs and Plough Castings.
-THE LARGEST sTOCK OF
i PLOUGHS Plough Points and Castings, of
all kinds, ever offered in this city.
L. G. FROST & CO.,

~. ~. Z nSSA ~ w.,
NOS, IS, ~ and 10 MAIN STREET, offer at
the lowest manufacturers prices:
Hall &iSpear's Patent and Centre Levers.
Wellsburg "
Right and Left Hand Steel Mould Board
Ploughs.
Iron right and left hand PlOughs Ofall sizes.
ll.sde Ploughs iron and wood stocked, all
sizes.
Iron stocked Steel Mould Board Ploughs, all
sizes.
ellis Celebrated Patent Steel Mould Board
Plonghs, all sizes,
Bidwell's Iron and Steel and Hill side, all
sizes.
Light one horse Marking out, all sizes.
Double Michigan Sod and Sub-soil Plough
combined.
Hall & Speers new Improved Steel Mould
Board Iron Plough
b-soil Ploughs for two and -four horses
Points, Castings, Land Sides, Mould Boards,
&c., &c, all at the lowest prices. fob2l
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For Sale.

Two FAST HORSES, SUITABLE
J. FOR saddle or han ness, ono set Of Hsrpssa,
one Buggy one Office Safe, one Office Table. ops
Secretary; also Household Furniture. APplyts
....,.. GEO. Z. BOYD, .
mari OfCaldwell 4 BOYD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24
Sale Of Real aud Per-
sonai Property in the town Of Puisss.
THE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINS
Il TRAITOR with the win annexed Of tho g.

tate of Sarah Kelly, Deceased, will lg...
... On DE 25h day Of March, 1855,
on tho premises, proceed TO sell al public lus
tion the following real property, to.wt: Two
htIf lots In the town of Fulton, la the eouhtyOl
Ohio and State Of West Virginia being the iv1
half lots east of the half lot adjoining The prem
ises lately owned and occupied By VIM Js
don, and now owned by John woods bong Ms
property thai was conveyed 10 Sarah Kelly BY
decd from ~Enos Barbarett and CathaIiue NJ,
wife, dated April LIST, lsis, and Of record In tbs
records for Ohio county, In Deed book 30 at page
423. ~
Ii Also, the personal property belonging 10 said
estate consulting Of household and Kitchen fur
niture, and stock OF dry goods and groceries
and such other property as may DO found BE-
longing 10 said estate. There IL Q comfortable
two STORY brick house on the above described
bali lots, wei adapted for storrkseping OF ,aE'
erD purposes,
Terms cash. '
...,... THO5. OBRIEN,
Administration with the will annexed Of the o.
tate of Sarah Kolly deceased fei}2 tds
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24
MARRIED:

On the 23d inst, by the Rev A. ". Werder,
at the residence of the bride's parents, LOUIS J.
BAYHA, JR, to Miss MARY NJ. lrEMANN, all of
| this city.
On Thursday, the 23d inst at the residence of
the brides father, by the Rev Mr.. Ball, Mr.
JOHN BAER and Miss BELLE MATTHEWS. both of
this CITY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Printers.

10 associate himself with PRACTICAL
PRINTER. having q small capital, from $500 up
For reference apply to j. II. BUERSNEH5
Editor and Publisher of the West virginia
Staat Gazette EE.F4 ENTHUSIASTICALLY
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

TTSED for sale on LIST of March, In connec-
ton with his Brewery, fittings. machinery, &c
the lot and buildings leased by him from II.
Knoke, at his Knoke'O desire, and regrets that
his willingness to save the Teuton some expense
was not more gratefully appreciated.
March oath, 1855. ct GEO. STOREY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24
House and Lot for Sale

l. IN whish 1 now reside, corner Of North
street and the Pike, The house has tea
good rooms, with hall cellar and two porcbe.
together with stable and all other surrounding
improvements calculated TO make II comforta
bic and desirable residences. Terms ressonsbss
and title undisputable Enqnire either on The
premises or 1T my shop on Market street
marzl.tf JACOB ARHDf.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

i JOB PRINTING OFFICE sleeustss. -. -
kinds Of Printing, from Q Card 70 - -
ssa.y, chesplyi snd On ssoft 49, - 80
" = '"'' . Les o: q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-24

Administrator with the will annexed Of ths o.
tate Of Sarah Kelly deceased. feb22 ids
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

L WILL offer forla'e, a, Public Auction. the fol-
Il loaing (iOvernmeot Buildings, al Nsshyille.
Tennessee Sole 10 commence on TUk SDAY, De.
cenloeT iZth, 1850. az % s.m 10 the order which
they sppear IN this advert ssment, aud continue
nom day to day unth all sold. sale 10 be made
on the prsmises
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

The President, in his letter b Mr.. Hum
phreys oi Mississippi, SAYS: 'sThere is no
disposition arbitrarily on the part OF thu
G3yernmcnt o. dictate what acGou should
be had; but, on the contrary, % sjmphf and
Ninosy 1d1ist 3 policy thst il is believed VIII
result IN restoring an tho relations which
sholid exist between the States corprising
the fedeml Union. - 10 is very evident the
Rebel States have thus far 20 understood
ior not enc 90 them haA vet compiled with
az the conditions winch the President s.o5-
Fises.' inc wiser men than the Rebel
mob controlling the State Conventions may
yet Ind time 10 remember the fable Of the
Old man end the boys IN his apple tree
mic ne threw grass the buys laughed ct it
Ia tact, seemed % consider Il sort of
harmless advice" Ry and hv ;he CID man
stopped throwing grasa, and threw stones.
The boys understood that. and came down
-Ncs5 T0rk Tbg5uae.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.



Dec. LIST, 1855.
Senate met at 10 A. X. Prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Shepherd.
Mr. IEimble introduced Senate Bill No
z2e, To incorporate the Nashville and Edge
held Street Railroad ComPsny. Passed irsi
reading.
SIR. Aldridge offered senste Bill No. 2O7,
IN lieu Of Senate Bill 80. 22l, To compeu-
safe members md oliicers b the General
Assembly a. the end OF each week, and pro-
vide necesssry stationery, ke., which was
adopted. The bill then PISSED its third
reading.
senate Bill No. 50G, For the refupdiug Of
monies 10 Mr.. Fowler. Passed third read
ing.
The four bills for the relief Of The people
ana for the collection and payment Of debts,
were thea taken up, and after a lengthy dis
cussion, were rejected by d vote OF u 10 Z.
Those voting for rejection were
Senators Aldridge, Boston, Bowen, Cate,
Case Frazier, Of KUOx, Keith, AleElzee,
Nelson, Powell, Smith, 1rimbie, and M.
Speaker Friersoa.
In tbs negative were
Gypsrt, UGrTigan, Frszier, Of Wilson,
John on, Lasater, Mckinney and Spence.
Senate Bill No. 1856, To encourage imnii-
grafton, manufacturing and agriculture.
Passed third reading.
Senate Bin No. 202, To revive and incor-
Porate the South Nashville Gas Light Com
pany. Passed third reading.
Senate Bill No. l6s 10 SLOW the people
in any county 20 remove the court house b.
a vote Of the voters Of the county. Re
ject d.
On motion Of 8lr. Spence the remarks
made 10 the Senate BY Mr.. senter, IN reply
70 the protest Of Mr.. Bowen to the action Of
the Senate in referring special message Of
the Governor on elections 10 the Franchise
Committee, were spread on the journal.
Senate then adjourned tail 1917 O'Clock
Monday morning.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

EECrIoN Dor REPRESENTATIVES.. Tho lone
expected ection fer repres sntatiy., fr,5,
ioia county in the ate Legislature. 10 I'M
VIC Naesnelcs existing, has az length been
etaefea. Toe viii nj election was yester
S ny se'eived irom Gov. Brownlow BY sheriff
,alers' ins'Fuctng that oficer 90 omen the
foi's ana hold an election on the twenfv-
e'gnth DAY Of beccmber next. for two rs,,.
re-entanyea frem shelby coa ~. 10 an ~,
Hacaneies occasioned By the rcs,gnsii',, 81
Aessrs. Ioneny and Ryder, IN fhe 500
Legislature. The notice from the Sbs,;,.
ordering the election, will. donbtIsss y.
paei''hed IN a few days--9emFsis 4 Bps7f
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

10" LeEi.ilturs Of Alabama. "a tho sSth
1is' e.c'tsa rroyisioual Governor Parsons
ard Hon. Ge7res S. Houston. senators 10
'onsres' Mr., Houston RESIDES ia Lime-
-''ne ''an'y ard has had great experience
- s',iai'r 70 he lover branch Of Con.
sre's- Gov iaa5u, is At present promi-
A',' 81 NE whole country o. one Of The
A'.''. ana "''i reiiahle aPpointeos Of IRE
''-'1 ''1nsoa under his teorgsn 5Ealion
policy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

The Lsgialaiurs oi Alshsun. in conrcn-
tou, haVe elected Che following additional
Solicitors
Sixth Judicial Nircui-lamcs Bond.
seventh judicial Circuit homas N
Coleman.
Eighth Iudirisl Crrut--J. \. AIRING on.
Ninth 5rdieiai Circuit Joseph D. Nc.
Dauall.
rsu.h Judicial Cir,uj-Ishu II Caid
we'll.
Eleventh ..Iudie.al Cirsu,-W. b. Il.
Howard.
VI Greene has heen elected Comptroller
of Fubl., Accounts. and T. p ssxoa SAFE
IrsaTurcr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

The C'asksburg Telegraph says the corn
crop grown the past season SURPRISES any
ever EroEu ia West Virginia before. The
al''us' i' greater and IL quality superior.
Their b. s-srcsly auy defective grain.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02
Conductor, Sig. Francisco ROsa,
AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings.

| L WILL offer forfa'e a. Public Auction the fol
| Il loaing Government Buildings, al Nashville
Tennessee Sole 10 commence on TUE SDAY. Ue
cenloer isth, 1850 az ~ s.m 10 the order which
/ they Sppear m this advert sement aud continue
from day to day unt all are sold. sale TO be mad
/ on the premises.
Near Distillery, Lower Levee:
One Buiiding 42x2s feet.
Barracks and Mess House, Jefferson st
between Cherry and Summer.
One Building 45xiO. Oh iset high.
one Building lUIl5, 81
On Lower Levee, Halfway House
One Blu ldns, s6E24 feet.
Cattle Depot, near Pork Warehouse,
Lower Leyee
Ore OH -. 25x25 feet, two stories
Oae hHchen, ls15S feei.
Twins Landing, Lower Levee
One Building, 40x2O feet.
Bays Corral, near Hyde's Ferry Pike
Doe Bnidipe, 2ixa7 feet
one kuildlog, 24xs9 feet.
the Building 3txYO feet
One Building, 23Xlli feet.
Eght buiidngs, each 2lK3d feet
BIZ buildnss. each 7xl0 est
Capt. Mills Corral, near Charlotte Pike.
Two Bollairgs ga h soH2l feet story, 20 4 On.
rive shed ttstles, lfUx2i feat
Ooe 70 age House. nix 40 feet
Buildings in Rear of Refugee House
Broad Street. near high
One Mess HOUSE, 92z50 Ret.
One Wash House, l71SI beet
one out House, t2x21 feet
One Kitchen, l7K27 feet
One Quarters, 2dI5o feet.
G. 5. Iin-shop, Vine Street near Broad
Street
One B0ldlnE, sOxt7 O. story. Ii Il bist
afrrn Anil o
one Shed Stable, 2lxl4 feet
One Out House, llxa feet
one Coal House,
Watson House, Market Street
one Kitchen, 40G4o ieet.
Baptist Church, Summer Street. pesr
Cedar Street:
one Buildirg, Tsx24 feet
one AddItcn, 4oKdO feet
One Addiion, Ike Get.
Rear No. "a South Cherry St, between
Church and Broad Street:
One stab %, isxH seet
Barsscl,s on Cherry street betueen Chun,h and
Broad Street:
One Building, 72Sa feet, story.
Bsph 4 Church. Cherry Street., South Nashville:
One BuHd ne, 76Els fret.
One Building, lsXl2 Ieet.
Stables on Lebanon Pike, near the Re.
eCINOlI
one Bufd ng. fO3Uss let.
Two kuiidings, eacn lgxeo isat
Two buloinss, each 21x2I feet
Two Bulldogs, each 20x3g leet
Post Quartermssters Horse Corral
one shed stable 36lNl6 feet
one 6SAxl6 feet
One Building, S5x32 feet two story
sne Forage House, C5x1i feet, two storV.
0ne Wash Honse, lexiG feet
Ooe 9ni Building. lexl4 teet
One Kitchen, s4xs2 feei,
At Fort Dan AcCook, opposite Cumber-
land Hosp, Broad Street
Gee bnilaiug, 52S3i feet, tso sto-y.
One buildlig. lexis ieaL
0ae Banding, l2sxsi feet. tive story.
Doe Rulding, edK14 leot
Terms cash. Buildings . BE- removed hv the
'gtehs er WITHIN ten 90 dsys irOni date OF safe
By order Of CapSaia A. r. hnBI. u. = a ChiefO
y =, o. T. A. ". Wills,
ueel % oeeis bFt Ms. and A. q. o.
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Notice to Shippers.

6rSEaAL FaEIeHr OsFIca. n. a c. aud n. W.Rl
Nashville. Tean., New. -, ISIS
OWING % The inasi y o. TIE Western snd At
" lsntr n % receive and transport fneit his
cuifs Ene1 o. them IRON ~. He are compelled %
stop receiFlng irsiSht 81 Na-hWne Tor shipmenl
Over NsshF lie and tnsttaroegs Rsiirosd, the great
81 I.oraon q our cans teinE heif a. Chaitano0Ea
lnaded- AMER to-day, and Until Hsrrher noiiee, -
ttti WI Dc received a the Nashsiiie and Chafis-
nooEs Depot, AZ ksshslle, Scr stinu.e1t
sfeEs ti5f : bs.nG made e relieve TIE block,
sse r 81 EWING,
nafs-a Gensfa Freight Agent,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

Ne haVe oheial uevs from II Pc
l-l't go, l.9Le5y oapttl. that the French
-. 80 s - 10y - evaruate Chihuabps.
Durango. The whole siats lf -. ll',Ie %
nos free from the INVADER. 49,. -,-'.l 1a is
soon return 10 the e'ty OF Cbihnst,,. y. so
is the most encouraging uov. - -. - ~
received from Mexico for lon - - 'seh
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

The story &C the Alabama and thc Flor ia
10 81 hrilliant one, but there b. something
Sublime "a fhe career of The Shenandoah ~
41Hfgouur ffr1caf-.
About as "sgblimc" as the career Of the
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