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For further information in regard 10
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 10 Still
LIS THERAPEUTIOs and MArERlA MeDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find Dr. McGill's name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases 10 this
advertisement, satisfaction is guAran-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following ..
UArOuIc Cases
With satisfaction: Rheumatism, Anechons Of tht
Lungs; Diseases q the Throat 8Eeied JUiais
Sth Limb, PeuTisY, Pains, Ulesrs Cancer, Grave
ths Stomach. keUralgia, Eings fsyl oE Scr0ftila,
Desfness, Diseases q the Eyes, Dehltated bys-
tens, Dyapspaia or Indigestion. and C91auIl ploa-
together sith ~ Private Diseases aud
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
TO the Ladies.
Al Affections q he Womb trssisd Win s1cssss.
Tboss Married Ladies who have heen % Esfortu.
nnts 70 misoarTy or prove ABORTION can - carried
70 thsir fal time 4 found Progasat, 5J ETinE me 9
sterility.
Young Married ladies' whose misfortune . hss
nan mol 10 hf1ng forth IN dus season, fornsmbsf
God has sad yOu should multiply and repiouiah- u
Dis = your desire yOu can consult me either By
lstiar o. 10 person No isdy over tairty-hFe year,
N ace psed make apphostion- Al communications
~ letter or person strictly confidential
Night EmiSsi0Rs Cared.
Young MsB, stop before you furta6F 10. o. al
dSsaaes subject 70 Man, there 10 disaasa - hard
10 eure IS Night Emissions, snd phYHiliaEs are /
acsrce thai understand treating Is and 70 700 can /
AZ that have cured dozens In tbs city, vel a.
IL different STATES, Hh9 have spent dollar aftar dol
ar and are nov eel eurea bY ne azn daily r. /
.sivua isftsIs and sa1ding medcne 70 al parts o.
re couatry. In a H0rd, ~ thsf are Diseased n Il
nv say, and VII give ne a cal, vi EEs hats-
action Ter ~ o. TIE diseases ileuaoned N RIA -
FsriisemsaL Ths bost q rafsrsnoos Eirsn q thil
50.
Uni0n street Nashville, Ieun- I
lEui-Iy I'll nsst sith pronnDf sfisatos
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The authorities of the British prov.
inces OF Canada, Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick, have paid appropriate trib-
ute 10 the memory Of President Lin
coin.
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In India Ink.

II you want the lest Picture made IN the CITY, he
suTs and g 70 HALLS
n you uant a stylish Carte De Visite 10 10 Halls
II You want a besrtilul Ficture, go En a let HsH
ST you Tor one Of M imperial size Photographs.
Eave you an old and dim DaguerOtyIe Of a Loot
and dear friend, 90 and get Hall 20 make yon
large Photograph 10 Oh nom IL picture Time
vii pot destroy.
bS-Rsmemher. the hest Pictures made IN he
sOuth sre al Halls. corner Of Cedar and Pebble
Square. apTlZ-ZW
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after all these accomplishments. with
the freshness Of youth and energy still
upon and freighted with the homes of
the world aud posterity-because her
people were degenerate and loved their
houses and their lands and their ease.
snd their lives better than the repub-
hc-better than progress --fke aafioa
fqHed say, he taught us with
new emphasis how ali this would
look = taught us what hoWls and
sneers aud curses would be hooted
at US, down the long corridors of time
for evermore. he saw far above the
smoke and battle, the genius of America
with angel face, bright and glowing,
because the nation, under God, was
/ having a new development-in his own
words, by and through the people
aud for the people" was having new
birth of liberty.
I But our great statesman is gone
Neither the voice of affection nor the
voice Of grief can reach him now. Cold
and stiff he lies till the heavens shall
be no more. Standing by his open
grave ! seem to hear, rising with the
sweetness and solemnity of an anthem
"A voice declaring This man was hum
/ ble-thought himself to be nobody, bu
WAS made ruler over many people
Ancient virtue and the spirit of charity
was found in him-he prayed and wa
| Eesrd-he is dead but his work is &C
, cepted on high-earth again claims he
, own. Take, oh yearning mother, tbl
simple, great-hearted child, and writ
as MS epitaph,
FREEDOM s GREATEsT APOSTLE.
I desire that the resolutions of tn
committees be adopted
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Halls New
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

VlHE PROPRIETOR WOUI NJ g e RESPECT.
! fully inform his many friends and the pubic
Zcperllv, that ms Mammoth Photographs *
Enlistment Is nov completed, add that he l. nov
pteuared 10 make any style Of Picture known pa
The pbot 4crsrbi,. Art nom the heautffnl little
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viii be offered in few days, large
assortment Of fancy and staple dry goods
at private sale, by Geo. Shields a Co., at
New York prices.
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Looking Glasses, Portrait and Picture
Frames on hand and made TO order. Also
o full assortment Of Pictures, for sale by
Weakley & Warren, No. - North College
street, up stairs.
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w. M. WARD.

Alto REEY AT Law.
once 81 Ohio ssais Agents,
E0rth Cherry Street, aSsT the Pest Oass.
maEa1 -8Is
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Hans AID Cars, spring style and in large
variety, Just received By r. II. Thompson
No. Is Cherry street, near Union. If.
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FOR SAFE

TWO Fine Hacks and No. Omub bus, with Har
! ness. For particulars enquire st the Unioi
Hotel. North Market street, few doors from th'
SQUARE. apr2l-3
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A RARE CHANCE!
Executors Sale for Partition.

SALE POSTPONED TO NAY 3rd.
ON WEDNESDAY, THE Iolh DAY OF APRIL
" a. II O'Clock, we viii cell lor Partition 10 the
highest bidder, lois on Summer fnd PARK streets,
near the Capitol
The lots sre Admiralty locsted fer business OF
dwelling Enthusiastically the most desratlu pOr-
ton Of The city. Suoh property j. rarely ever Of
fered Al public ssle. We would respectfully invite
the attention OF sll those WhO wish to make a safe
and reInunerative investment.
q. B. & II. NJ, HAYES. Executors Of
U. B. Hayes, decd
erm--.Oae- half cash, balance an ak AMI tselvs
% utha 9th intar est a2I-
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Sheriff Sale

10y yiitue Of a writ Of Fl IA. to me directed, and
ID delivered from tbs Honorable County Court Of
davidson county, Tennessee, al its Msrch term,
1865 VII expose 70 public sale, 10 the highest bid
der Tor cash, 1t the court house door, in the City Of
Nashville. On SATURDAY, the 18Th day Of May,
1885 all the Rht title claim, ia terest end estate
which John q. Cover then had, or nsy have SINCE
acquired IN the following ss.ribed rssl est ta: 10
Wit tract Of 1i3 acres OF land about miles nom
the city Of Nashville On the Charlotte Tunrike
road and il the 18th evil District OF raud' on
couu Y, Tennessee and bounded O. follows; bsFiu-
ming ia the centre Of toe Chsro o. Turnpike road,
in Aris Brown west boai day line, thence With The
centre OF said Turnpike south ~ west 49, 20 es,
thence north IS ives. Al p)'es. thence south RS
vest poles -thfnee sou 6ilSo west 10 poles 20 a
stake in thecentrs Of said ioat, then south 79lS
vest lZ33 poles 20 BE'ake foXeider pointer thence
north west -, poles 10 a box elder. theme
wed 50 poles 70 stake, thence s-ulh 2l34 east
O9st poles ~ the centre OF said t1np ke road,
theuce >ith the ent- OF said rad iitts polls 10
Robe tsoa na 0rg nally, III nee south poles 10
an elan with cross mark on it, thence ne west
49, poles 10 4 stake. two sugSr tree pointer,
thence eat q poles 10 rel oak thence north
coz east lC2s poles 70 stake. theLce north -
east - poles 70 stake. thence north 22i5o east
675, poles 10 a stake, thence east l75 poles 70 =
stake 10 Ans Browns line, thence Eith iI 10th 4
cas- 93L poles o tn beginning, beng levied On a.
the properly n John Il Cow = % slisfy ludc-
ment rem -ered IN favor 0! T. H. Nicboi, Clerk
/ against John Il. G.Wer.
JAS NJ. HINTON, Sheriff
BY THos HoBsoS, D. 5. aprl0 I'd
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The portnguese InlhrnrIlo.

A Lisbon dispatch, of the Slst Of
March, says that the American Minis.
ter at Lisbon has demanded satisfso-
ton Of the Portuguese Government for
the firing upon the Niagara and Saera-
mento by the Portuguese forts. he
also requests the dismissal of the Com.
mander Of Fort Belan, and salute Of
twenty-one guns to the American fag.
Nothing as yet has been decided in
regard to the matter.
The firing upon cur vessels was the
result of the inexcusable haste on the
part of the commander Of the Portu.
guese Fort to maintain tho authority
of his government Notice had been
given the vessels not. 10 leave tbei,
post until AFTER the expiration o.
twenty>four hours They moved fol
the purpose Of securing 8 better an
chorage, and the commander. without
warning, or waiting to see what they
intended, fired on them. We doubr
not the demand Of the American Min
ister viii be responded to favoTably.
CHARACTERISTIC ACT OF Mr.. Lrzco1,;
The New York Times says immedi
ateiy after our amy took possession O
Charleston, the President wrote e let
ter 70 Che commanding officer, direct
ing him 70 inquire after the family o
the late James L. Petigru, and to pro
vide them with Whatever they nigh
need He inclose6 fifty dollars as a pei
sonal contribution toward their wants
If they should be in condition 10 Re
quire it Special Instructions we've alE,
given to secure them full protection
and the quiet occupation Of their home
Mr.. Petigau, il will be remembered
was one of the most distinguished law
yers Of South Carolina, aud stood firm
and immoVable, though almost alone
in his devotion to the Union, through
all the madness Of notification 10 ls3:
and Of secession at a later day. Lik
every other Southern Union man b
was reduced TO poverty by his cours,
but his heightened integrity and Lis VI
hinehing devotion to principle, con
manded the respect even Of his nos
bitter political foes. We are glad {
learn that very considerable sums {
money nave been raised in Boston an
New York for the relief q the saryi,
ing members of his family.
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WIN be offered in a few days, large as
sortment OF staple and fancy dry goods at
private sale, by Geo. Shields i Co at New
York prices.
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MORTON, CRAIG { CO.,
commission, Receiving, & Forwarding
MERCHANT
No. 81 West Fourth St, Cincinnati, 0.

NO. II west hOHrth htJ DlaClhSll, W
VI f have formed partnership under the above
w name and style, Tor the purpose Of doing "A
General Commission, Reccv NJ, and Forwarding
Business and beg leave - announce % our friends
ami the trade generally, % manufacturers al pro-
dncers, that We are prepsre1 10 receive, nnd give
our prompt attention to cOlsIguments and 20 the
interests Of those VINO ay favor Us with their bus
mess.
We also propose-and have arrangements to
make It q special ant permanent feature Cf eur bu-
sinass-to purchase goods on orders for merchants
and others doing business IN the South and West
lin the Federal nes). which cannot fail TO Prove
source Of convenience and profit 10 those awaiting
themselves cf our services. We the etnre solicit
orders with entire confidence What Satisfaction VAL
be slyeu.
Prompt attention given also TO receiving and for
Wardlug goods.
Ieami1g It unnecessary to use the names OF
prominent friends in almost every city Of the Union
We refer with pride and confidence 20 our late OIL
ciai positions, and 70 those who have known Us
longest and best, in our native section, for the
prUmpines snd fidelity with which may be eE-
pected to discharge our duty 70 all Sh1 may IN
trust their business and interests in our care.
We respectfully invite a Tennessea'z, and friends
from other sections Of The country visiting this city
tor their convenience TO have their letters addres sd
to our care ami - make our Office their headqUaT
tiers during lheir stay IN the city.
Officers aui Soldiers having Irate Permits for
Tennessee, can BE- facilitated in tnelT business ar
rsngemeuts 10y csinng At oar Office.
:. JAMES MORTON,
JOHN ]. CRAIG
marI8-9nl JANE 8. MORTON.
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The genuine Cumberland Coal can be he'd
Of Knight Bros. Once at Driver Browns,
No, q Vest Public Square.
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Pearl Miniatures, in Oil, or Water colors
Get the genuine ST tae Gallery Of the Cum
berland. aprlI-u
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To CORRESPONDENTS.

We have recently received an unusu
al number of com munications for pub
licatiun Some Of them have been
pls-ed IN the hands Of the printer, but
have not appeared because II was i'm.
possible to get them put into type. We
try to be patient We hope the authors
viii exercise that virtue also.
Ata meeting ia Boston, on the 10Th
iu.t, in celebration Of the sursen-
der Of Gen. Lee and his army, the
news Of which had been that morn
ing received, the Hon. George s Hi
lard, one OF the speakers; refer
red to what he styled the "magnanim~
Gus par" which Lee had played in sur
rendering The audience expressed
their disapproyal Of the spologetie tone
OF Nj Hillard by Kisses, compelling
him 10 leave the stand. Il strikes us
that the lees that is said Of the mag
nanimity of Gen Lee, the better will
Il be for the cause Of Justice aud HUI
mainly
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Sole Agency of the Uailed States,
The Soldiers Friend.

We viii enjoavor 10 have Is always IN reach O.
eFerF soldier.
FISTS ana esiers AzEly giuoas 10 ~. he q Z
ny the Propueicus.
sout - ma Q, post nd 70 any sd1ress, On reseiti
OF 81 IA
kH orders " RIAL saoalj he O. ljreseeI 20 2. "a.
lsrl>NFoftl A Co, sGr'es-.g 70 O. a. 4 hartog & "a.
s.A -'-' L>a7.iNatr, -enus swift
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Diseases Of the Skin.
PRIcR. 81 PER BOX

u,HIs CERATE HAs BERN IN USE By IN 4
/ FRENCH ARMifcs FUE TRE PAST FlE-I1
yesI- and there Is no French solder who docs not
know Is value.
Itwss slso used extensively by the allied srni %
III TIE Cumesn Val, Ead sgcn were the benoBtA
q rived .rorn is Use that t has SECURED q world
vide reputation, and no soldier who SHOWS Of it,
merit Will be tor q single week without box in his
lnspgac ss By the use OF this Cersie be slWsys has
So. rJisrd acsnst the various troubles 10 which
soldier % SUBJECT, 81 BY using il on his ciothns, he
csn fr, won't The appearance OF veEnln, and the dis
eases Of the skin enumerated shove, and sitor usey
hsve rraft their appearance, 20 Is bat little trouble,
With The All o. ts Cer2to, % rid himself 81 these
i .acaraoRiit trcubles.
The propretors have gone % CREST eNpense to
procure tho original recipe Of br. Neiioos VITA ~
directions, Rnd The apparatus Tor misunderstanding the
Csrs.o. az it hs8 been made By the .isina .rvsr-
10 and have procured the
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Nashville Collegiate Institute
Yanne Ladies.

u1HTs INSTITUTION WILL OPEN OF WE'D
pesiay the ASIA II AFI4ls q the realde1ce a /.
- Nicholzon. Esq M %, corner q llitirch aIld
sr-,-s srreets 2 hree departures frlllaTT. Ac-
$780, and Collegiate a college eQ1rae N class
- Nsthesnaficss higher EnFlsh and nstufsi
sr.r,,s rIr ttose who gfaduste. NODE q ian g1aEes
sud painting ytae best iustru storf-
Nj 5IC--ih.s dfpartrsent y y - u1der The e.
r-.cisl Super ison q Ms. hlchulzou, NO via d
I daa hy teachefscf aolliiy 9ud uEpelleuce-
Ms. GAnoIIsE Vas icHstrz hAcHEHEEEa.
Ma. I g, hIrEaLeor,
APrls-a Fun2Fais
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Splendid card pictures, "a per dczens
Adams Gallery, Al Church street.
april IT
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Boarding.

CtOOD DAY BOARD aud Bosri AMI Lodging
u can b. obtained by apply NJ at No. % North
Marie street, OF doors below the Public s9usre
sprI9-St
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Cincinnati Sdrtrtistnttnts

M. 10TH,
Wholesale Notion House
no. lqI MAIN STREET.
Between Third and Fourth Streets,
CINCINNATI, O.,
UP sTATR
Where they sell, at very low prices,
Hosiery,
Embroideries,
Hair Dresses,
Nets,
trimmings,
Shirt Fronts,
Corsets,
L Skirts,
Dress Braids,
Embroidery Braids,
Crockett Braids,
Tapes end Bobbins,
Paper and Envelopes,
Long and Ball Combs,
Fine and Dress Combs,
Ball and Square Buttons,
Spool and Linen Threads,
Suspenders & Frills,
Carriers and Cords,
Wallets and Purses,
Soaps, Perfumes, and Oils,
| Pins and Needles,
Sewing and Machine Silks, &c.
He PROMPTLY makes a memorandum Of name
snd number orders per mai or calls VII ~ in tow
We will not say that a fortune can be made on the
first bl but we will say that the seeds of one c1.l
be procured. AT ALL EVENIa GIVE THE
HOSE CALL. Let's see what can be done.
Respectfully,
M. 10TH,
No. 121 Main Street, between Third
and FOOrlh-Up Stairs.
n B. Suffers will find it to their interest to give
Us call before purchasing We have tuIl assert
ment az low prices always IN stock.
marls-3m
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u. s. $50 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth premium Of nine
per cent. inciudiag gold ntares' nom November,
which makes the sciu profit on the TO losn, at
curgent rates, including interest, sLout tan per
cent. per snnum, be- des It's exemption from Sir's
and municipal tsca,ion, ,rto adds fO,n one 70 the
per cent more according - the rate levied on other
property The interest Is payable semi-annuaily
by coupons attached to each note, Which L az be
cut of and sold to any bsnk or banker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on 8 $50 note.
TWocents T" 500
Ten 500 i"
20 1000
81 e 5000
Notes Of all the denominations named VIII be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of sub7crip ions.
This Is the
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less than 500, 10000 remain uusolJ, which will
probably be Disposed Of within the next 60 OF %
days, when the notes . IN undJubtsdl5 command
premium, IS has uniformly been the case on clio
sug the subscriptions to other loans.
In order thst citizens OF every town snd section
Of the country may be afforded acltes for taking
the loan, the NstonSl Banks. State Ranks, sud
Private Brokers throughout the couatIy have gen
orally agreed to receive sabscnPt OBS al par. Sub
scrbers will select their own agents, in whom they
rave conhdeBcs. and who only sre responsible for
the delivery OF the notes Tor which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AsEsT, EhE1.
sUBscRRrroEs Will BIT RFcEVED bJ the
First National Bank Of Nashville.
Second National Bank Of Nashville.
marI7-2m'
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PHOTOGRAPHS;

the lsifer "a, ing under the special supervision Of
M HaU himself whose Photographs have bcen
ulstly e. labratei ncth North aud S1uth.
Withthe iscliies i0rWal,Ing brit class work, We
vii qua an &c perfect SAT- ~ cuoi Sptciu alien
tiol vi tr gwen to Large Photographs, which ~
4 a.
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Carte de Visite,
UP To
LIFE SIZE .

The Rooms have hsen htted up with al The moi
err fmpr5yel ats uftbOut rerlri y CXpens-, b {
attn the VIEW fnalcng mrs class estaiilsllInf
Trere are two Operating Rooms ole Tor AmbIo-
We the olhsT Tor
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PHGHIl OF HARTFORD.

THE PHOENIX enters the present year better
than ever prepared for service and duty in the line
of it- profession, with enlarged iacihusz Tor the
Transaction Of business.
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Halifax, Arril IA.


The Europa from Liverpool April lst,
Queenstown 81, arrived this mo. nj q.
The American Minister has deman ed
satisfaction Of The Portuguese government
for firing into the Niagara. lie demand
ed that the American flag shall be saluted
by the forts which fred aud the dismis-
sal of the garrison of the forts. The
American commanders deny any intention
of sailing when fred at. TIE surrender
OF Montevido Is confirmed.
The correspondent of the London
Times, writing from Richmond on the
ith OF March, says am daily more con-
vinced that il Richmond falls and Lee and
Johnson are driven from the fed, it is
but the first stage Of this coloss / revolu-
ton, which will then be completed. There
will ensue time when every important
town of the South will require to be held
by Yankee garrison, when exultation in
New York will be exchanged for sober
ness and right reason, and when ii will
be realiz ID that the closing scenes Of this
mighty revolutionary drama will not be
played out save in the times Of our chill
dren's children.
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WoRKrN0 AND TnTrKI.o-n;.

WORKING AID THISKIxe.-It 10 ! n<
less fatal error to despise labor when reg
ulated BY intellect, than 10 ralas il for ID,
own sake. We are always in these DAYS
trying to separate the two; we want one
maa to be slwsys thinking. and auothss
to be alsays working, aod We call one Z
gentleman and the other "a operative;
whereas the workman ought 70 Be- think.
ing, aud the thinker to be working: end
both should be gentlemen in tho best
sense. As il is, We make both ungentle,
the one eovying. the other despising his
brother: and the mass of society is made
up Of morbid thinkers and miserable work
ers. Nov il is only BY labor that thought
ca can De made healthy, and only By thought
that labor can bo made happy, and the
Professions should be liLeral, and there
should be less pride felt in peculiarity Of
employment, and more in excellence Of
achievement Rlskin.
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How NATuRR Covers Up BATTLE
FIELDs--"Did | ever tell you,' Gays ,
correspondent of an Eastern paper
among the affecting little things one is.
always seeing in these battle fields. how,
on the ground upon which the battle OF
Bull Ran vas fought. saw pretty, pure
eeiicate flowers growing out Of the empty :
ammnnition boxes, and a Wild rose
thrasting up its graceful head through
the top of = broken drum, which doubt.
lees sounded its las. charge in that battle:
and cunning scarlet vefbena peepine
out Of . fragment Of . burst shell in
which strange pot it was planted p
" asn'nt that peace growing out of war !
Even so shall The beautiful and graceful
ever grow ont u the horrid and terrible
things that tsanspire in this changing but
ever advancing world. Nature covers
even the battls-erounds with yerdure and
boom. Peace aud plenty spring up in
the track Ct this devouring cam paign.
and all things 10 nature and society shall
work out the progress of mankind.
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serted. Lee informed Grant his man vst.
saeH q provisions, whereapon tl,e lstslIu
ORDERED or, $4,000 ratioDs served to them.
hen Lee announced the liber6l terms
ne had secured to his officers thsy o.
pressed great satisfaction. The eseojs
received the announcement With shesrS.
Aiterwards an hour Of friendly intesviek
TOO. pfaee between the officers Of III f9|o
armies.
Ins fines correspondent says that il
q skirmish, Gen. Reed on our side and
zen. Deeripg on the rebel side, met anti
IN full view of the forces held . tourna.
ment OF death, fighting With pistols, until
almost simultaneously Reed fell dead and
Deerlpg mortally wounded.