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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-10

Notes Of all the denominations named will be
prom pity furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes of this Third Series are precisely SINH
lar in foim and privileges to the Seyen-Thiries al
ready sold except that the Government reserves to
itself the option of paying interest in gold coin at
per cent, instead of I 9-lOtbs in currency. Sub
scribers will deduct the interest in currency up to
July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes Of this third series Of
the en-thirties will commence the lst Of June,
and will be made promptly and continuously after
that date.
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matte of interest.
The payment in gold if made, will be equivalent to
the currency interest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event of
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold be
ayailed of, would reduce and equaize prices that
purchases made with elk per cent. in gold would be
fully equal to those made with seven and three
tenths per cent. in currency. This is
The Only Loan in Market
Now offered by the Government, and its superior
advantages make 1t the .t..r
Great Popular Loan Of the People.
Less than 23O,OOOOOO of the Loan authorized by
Congress are now on the market. This amount,
at the rate at which 1t is being absorbed will all be
subscribed for within sixty days, when the notes
fOrmly been the case on closing the subscriptions to
other Loans. .ul .t.F 81 .r..,r.
In order that citizens of every town and section Of
the country may be afforded fac ities for taking the
loan. the National Banks. State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers
will select their own agents. in whom they have con-
dence, and who only are to be responsible for the
delivery of the notes for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT.
.a No. ia South Third street,
MAT 18th. 1865. Philadelphia.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the
FirstNational Bank of Columbus.
Franklin Nat,nl {"
National Exchange Bank ssrt,-1y
may99-d&w3mo 'at | tL---ft
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-10

q WE desire again TO commend The WEI
DON HOUSE, at Mansfield, and The MILLER
HOUSE, at Ashland, to such Of our friends
as may visit either or both Of those places.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-10

Tue Republican Senatorial Convention
of the 33d Ohio District, has put in nomi-
nation JAMES G. HALL, of Toledo. and PAR
LEE CARLIS, Of Findlay, for Senators-the
District being entitled to two in the next
General Assembly. Mr.. HALL was Sena-
tor in the last Legislature, and Mr.. CARLIN
waa In the House.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-10

~ WE thank our friends throughout Ohio
and the Northwest for the liberal respons-
es we are receiving from them, in the shape
of new subscribers and the accompanying
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-10
nIED:

On Sunday evening, July 0. Miss MARTHA Hook
ER AcHEsoN. second daughter of Mrs. Kae Ache
son. isiftsIf l.i as ftag. .er. l -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-10

ru,HE CELEBRATED WEED SEWING
i Machines may be found at No. 23S South High
treet, Lattimer's new building. may2S
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA
THEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test Of trial. and constantly increasing in public
favor.
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and
cheapest made. Its price is only IS cents and each
bottle contains double the quantity Of dyeinthose
usually sold for 81. sf 71ta ~
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
process, which renders 1t infinitely superior to any
dye in market. Being competerin one bottle, no
preparation is required. which greatly simpihes til
application, ,sf0tg h...tsg.f,ng.
" IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that RUSTY
DEAD appearance by which dyed hair and whisker
are so readily recognized, when inferior article
has been used it produces perfectly natural col
or Of any shade that is desired, from . rich brown
10 jetty lustrous black. that win not smut crock
or stain the clothing Invest rs cents and you will
be- convinced Sold by all Druggists and Fancy
' 'tIFy 9dl 70 Az. MATHEWS, Msnufssturcr.c b
,DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.. Now York. Wholesale
2 Agents. mayiV'deodly
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U. s. $40 Six per Cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
from State, County and Municipal tasatiou, arhicA
adds from ono to three per cent. per annu' TO their
ealue according to the rate levied upon other prop
erty The interest is payable by cou-
pons attaches to each note. which may be cut OF
and sold to any bank or banker.
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New Advertisements.
ATHAx.

TAKEN UP ON THE NIGHT OF THE
il eth, a BAY MARE, with star in forehead, one
white hind ,oot Md on saddle and bridle which the
owner can have by calling at q. u. PAhkY'S Liv-
cry Stable and proving property.
iuly8 faA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-10
"A GARD no INYALips.

Removed from his Old ONCE.
DR.. "A. B.. WILLIAMS. West BroadHas. .lneai
High street. Columbus. Ohio, has devoted himsel
for Sseriesof years 70 the treatme Of certain pri
vate diseases. He may be censultsd at his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-10

The Bridal Chamber. .ana Essay Of Warn.
ing and instruction for Young Men. Also. new. and
reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary an
Sexdal SystemsE Sent hee.f n sealed ypnvelopss
Address. DR.. j. Sk1LLiN H0U CLIFTON. Howard
Association. Philadelphia. Pa. apr 4'65-lv
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sale.

a TWO STORY DOUBLE BRIcK
IN House and double Cellar, just finished, COO
tanning Rooms, situate on the. Jobnstown, Road,
near Noil's Avenue. vii be sold cheap, For par
ticulars, inquire Of RlCHAAitR NEfy,iHhsS, fS,Hs, 2r
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-12
Oentfche euers0erfi@e Gefeu=
f9aft o Baltimore

y
f@aft o Salttn,Dre+
Office: NgBGde BON Sputb unb Qombarb Str.
i'm 2. Stpf Der Farmers & ARer4nntS 8ant,
@irgane tn 0Gnbarb Str.
Dtefe teue Gefeu f&aft TT ieSt berett, 9erfGeruu8en auer
Art Be8en gerluf Gber S@Gben buIG 6euer entssstnjunrb-
MN. Da BITE Nftien Der @efeaf6aft fb in ben banben BON
lter 400 fat burtsebenOs Deutfber Burger 8alttmprt's
%befnpen, 70 TT bas beatiGe VubIttmn DEFENDERS einseIdben,
btefrnn In unlerer Wftrte Guf ber I~Oltbefen HafS besranbt.
ten unternebmen fetne @erf&srHusen anSupertrauen.
9rdfhent: 6 + a 8. sd eb er.
gtce- 9rdfbent: $ etnrt6 Strau&.
Gireftoren:
Spfefb &uppett, &usuf gDdenet,
@tGs Weber, @trifoph GtGeI,
Antpn WetBttttel, Serm s. grGnnfeIt,
@err9 Rpf. Srtebrt& gDebr,
5etnrtG StrnuS, Yete, Bali,
Spbann Satert SpE U. AubpRn.
Wtt@aei Niutneer, Slaat Defrrb,
-tt 5rGnj S. Euper, Satpt s. Bantdrb.
5etnrt6 Sees Setr.
RS- Sur pUltesn p!rb tetne 8ere&nuns 9enta&t. T0A
t2Sndra III
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OerI6erunasA n6eiQen.

uesU1
MOnta9ue 0rOS.
6euer=8erii6erungs .aiqenten,
SO SecOnpfr , Baltimore.
nife SS'II l. sId I@r BITE ~fOIesnbeu Seuer-gerR&erunss Guutpas-
metropolitan Saiurance e. ytsw gOr,.
SUPERINTENDENT Snt. g., ny. "H'VO'N'O
abriatte atre su,us SrsnSaiapttat anb oblts. 1,25O,Ooo
&sfOiats Sire Sufuranss g. Is"'' 100000
GrunttorttaI
0er3D6erung tn unSerer Office be,obIt f" 0p"e Hee1o etne
SIR YDitCen unb StetpcI fetne Bershnuno
perfOneu, wel9e tn Der M1etrppSiitan' USsr m.,ur,.. r.
serf&sra LATIN, ,Enb 81 elmer DtStbenbe SOn lem @smSn =
Ssrs3ttet, psl4e i6Un rnantn'al SO YrSs. tstrus' U SSesi Sas
tie BITE ~etrdteen Serlufe Der Comp. beden au beIfsTn bronM S%s
0enti9e Strmen ais Rsftrenttn
gtea@aHa, Stnrt6s & o.. SSSS S assss q o.
s &. BRAINS II Co. (mot23fD
Snifcrbotfcr Nebene : Ncrli6crnnos-
OCicQl0aft uOn Stem S)prt.
SpeiesS mrean In $50. as @ecOnSRr.,
bet Ypf eeeenuber,
Baltimore, Wb.
8aars Ittipa sur Sideriteaune BON 8OIicens
Snbabern
3 % d o o.
Diefe @onrposnie L. 8laiie pirb Policen mad alen ben
USllWSOShSH PtoHSH pDH SlUU DIE SlU,UOU du6teuen,
Vide Oeipinnfte merren Mnter bic SerCId1ertep
osrtbeiIf.
Den beutl&eu 8epCbneru 3 altimcre's bietet fn in
biefer @ouposnie boS Nlittel bar, rpburb fe nit sebr oes
ringer NuSla9e ftr Die, pel&e bon ibnen ab6Gngen, in
PATHFINDER Deiie Iprsen tSnnen.
in Sbtla6elpbta ttne lter 600 Deutf@e tn ber ,&utder.
bDGer GOrnpa8nte" SertGert. ~
Sater nnS Gtrfalare NIT GIer erfprSerIt6en Gus.uuft
wereen gratis 1erabret6t In benz ~
3Weigz8 Bureau,
70 l 8 9 ecDnbn r.. 81 dItfntnr
@raFus0Smar, graf.
Ger. S. Sntffen SER.
SD4na. 0t@pls, 8erwalter Ter 8wets. OfNee.
S. sSnYfiiSSsFssftasf{d, Dsatias Mssatsa.
@ramtntrsnbe &erste; Or. q m. R. aems.
(4matb1auB) Or S. We&ew.
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J1lc0i1ini(t0e 0n5etgen'
WrDfellrr @unor1n1Ie;
sH Gnert &rGmfer sGlfTat

IN ~unItrettta bdS beat tts test beiduuts wtttlel 5ur Is!IaM8
ppn IlnterIetbs. 8efGperbe aaer Nrt, tnSSelp"SsEa gtsBsn
Frornpf 8erbauuussfhpd9e Gtp5eTas|ntaae 0IuEl1mtts
.sn, Dtarppea, Rotten, 8reGrIbr, SGpthest Vtsasmssn
aopffbmcrA MnbntG, RaItes 5teber, S7eetfanl9s.l Svn"FF
Complaint, Iprte eeeen 8 u I { y ung gFnaatIMg:
Sd btejeS <rir aus rein nnt3aeitgeS, pssttaSnu%sH
stpiien beaebt, 70 etsnet 60 E4 MOO esl0nosrS SuE 0sreg.-
ouns neuaebprener &tnber, iCwte ebentdus Ostm 3apHtn ptr-
SsISsn' JReire SHUTTER fpute p~ertaHu1en, peIs eespn tnI
So1"fs an babsn, iebpd ipate e. tn bteieuh GeAe ntt 19ft eGer
5Dcder 'unb 3ufer perbiuut st9eeen wsfefa. Est StOeasISs
lGrfNin Ter i'd felt ite ~ Sabret tn 2enttglenp 6eaIstt9r
not TS' or1 Bier feit ben lebten a Sdtren, 9%llantene btpeerts
nnb III bIeiss @Iirir aberal eth "nentSePflt@sS 2a'ismt' q
SeS psr Srets bee tletusrn gIdf4Gtns TT IS gts, unb bes StF'
beten rs @tS. .u..m.,, h,r.ek.s say,trs,r,srn %.
c~Srt.r. TiGsn unb yulrer perbet teSela 2etben be- on
%rpmtf&en RrantRetten sur FGsrn 2esIaTs Sf'nS'
enb e~npfpblen: m..u a..Yn44tGs q o.
y . y ,ur eantlt&en Setlune Der Seuln@t; Gt9tpn.
: arr ~raftfdIen 0ertretbun8 ben @tht une WaeunaNs'
rnus: Rabu.Etnttnr, etebt aIeenbItdItGe S'a'ts~Hs'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb Rr6utertbee.
RI BADEN Bet @. 3ennt 9banfen, SgetenI.uaSs
2Sx gD. VrdttRr, Saupt.Ieent fur Baltimore 'tp's"'t"
'N"p'N""TFN" csuIius 4IeneIt, Denttf,
MIerdnbrta, @a.,
fao.. 49,. INsr,roI.Moert fur 8aua Nntertta
Saaptaeeninr fur ben 2taritt Columbia GSt $50
Gk~FtRFant, bo2 0te @tr. auh 81 weu"iV'''"'"~
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MISUNDERSTANDING
Der afpciirten Teueruanns Gerfi9eruns8se,
Ieli9uft Don Baltimore.
ST.. 4. SputbRr, s~eseniter benz Sun-@tbdute.
Sn Betra6t Der erfplsret&en Sbdttetett bes Dampf-seuer
DEPARTMENTS felen ptr BON ifst an sum btltseren pretie
neue Ypltcen aus unb erneuern aut BITE alien 3u ben btltg-
fen Staten. NGe 2ieientsen, pel6e Sdufer RSbeIn Uber
fpnftse Wertb8e8rufanbs tur eu OSer Heben Sabre su Ser-
f6ern rpunfnen, terben biermtt e~tnselaben, I'D bic 2tHe
unierer terabeeiesten Yrdnten a~n3ufeten.
Mue IerlHfe werhen Ete btsher prompt unb liberal aus.
be3a6lt. Spbn 8. Rppre, Yr6f.
Gireftpren:
aDm. q. Sad. MHen Yatne
Sames 6. QDbee6tn, Sames @ettb.
Qancaaer Dub. Npab gDalfer.
8t&arb 6. Wa5pn. sSames VI Bruce.
Samuel 8trt. Sacpb Eruf.
Srdnets Burnt. SaneS DDun8.
Tranets ". Wttuer. SameS .. @eree.
Or. 81 Q. 6inte.
GBhn q uPphnrk GSsTr
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OF"7F "0O F"TTHYe UETIpe man it9 an
Selrid,'s & Co.,
os.r - s., o,s. W0' IS Srpabftr., gierp gcrf.
- Baltimore naO Obi0
NtIfnbnbn.

Vim inS mad Mcntas, %. aprl, nerpen tSolid . aH,e
mad gSbetIins unb ga1tersburg unb elm 3ua mad, 5SreSse
rid ab9eben, rie folgt:
Ycf3ua tdSli9 (Scnntas8 auSsenpmmcn) 02cro. O On
@rpres5ug tdgIi9 AbenbS 40
SeIbe 3tSe oerbinben 11 am S6ipflus NIT oUen grg,z
aet1 wetht9, npropeitltd5 uno iitbpeftl6.
Der Sarpers 6errp unb TreDerid Recommendations 9no
wefliG, perlGBt Baltimore um 4 16r Wabuittao8. SET
lid oerlast bieier 3uS Sarpers 6errp I'm ubr Uforpens
uuo Sreberid I'm Z nbr, tGgli& (uusseupmmen Gpuntaas(
Der Bug mad @licptts 0iiGs ee6t bon Baltimore
Wtcr8enS UNI 6 20 unD 9.20, unb GaGm. 20 uub q. 80
unb bon @niccttS Diils DtorgenS 7.4O unb Il. 100, unb
gtabnI. 2.40 unh $40.
ga4 8aibington.
absanS bon Baltimore mad 8ai6instun Wicroens q. 80
700, $50 une $40, uub ~gtaGmittag8 $50 Hnb 600.
gpnntusS Wtcrsens 4.3O II. $50, Naa6n1. $3.50 u. 600.
abSans bon GSaiRnstOn 0torgenS 6, is, SIS u. 11.15
unb ga&m. 800, 4.30 unb 6.45. Gcnntdas nur Ilorz
gems 6.15, 8.1o II. Ills lnb gta6m. 800. Sour Der Ate
uno ste Bug BON Baltimore unO Der 2te uub Ate 3ua BON
WaibnSton pa ten an alien Statipnen.
Der z nno $50 0tcrsens5uS unb 80 lnb 6 lt6r
Na1nlittn9sau9 bon Baltimore nnb Ser els ur6 s. Is
WfDrgen5ug unS s uuO 4.30 gaaGmittags3us BON Naf6z
iuSton rerbinoen fG nit benz NunappiiS= 3nge.
Ge9eu rGberer Iustunft urb 9 .Gete ieber Dirt penbe
man ft1 an 8. z. Gn9lanb, Wgent in FER Camden Staz
ober an bic Sifet office.
20. 9. Smit6, GranSpcrtneifer.
f. 8. W. Cole, Gen. =Ggent. 1ioniIl
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Dtrettpren:
Son,sa oosrer If. ben SaS SpUper Il Sons.
@uen M Nbopnau, Girtlanb, Gbaie & w.
QSm L gDaIter4, lnt & 9SalsetS y ~.
Stsem a6oors jt, Drasb,rtp, gDrVbs & Go.
I'm, gttriins, sttrltas & aersns.
Sso S appo!b, @sa gppplb & sOn.
3pratip 8 28Dttribse,
Y s. S@affer.
s & ~y(eucDmer, MeIpccmsr 4 Go.
@bas y Dsartin, ypOe. Wtart II & 90.
6ranf Trtd, Trid & Baa. q
SfsbarS s. Ntlter, Il 3 5tlber & 81.
N cbertNebr, Bros Bpntngtr.
samuel 3 QeSertne, 8 80 eeperiHs 4. Owns.
Srsn gFsntoa. Drafels s. 9enton.
8eo . 8rppn, Mler Srppn Il SpnS.
S sbn 9 GtGtnfpn, 9sbebbee y OtGtnion.
Sbds " Sadipn, @tas VI SadfGn 4 60.
Spbn III Sntib apps q ) Nt Smttp.
& 6 NJcpeemrS Suitb & aicDbemuS.
Gcpmas Corner, Sag eprner y Spns.
Sae u 9ppper,
4 SO Wuntper.
RpB @amppsa. Rkt - apbel & 60.
SOSSau 8 Wtatams, Spbn 6 QBtaiams & gsp.
So 80 0atI, - vs. 0ati & Ar.
Stbntp 9 9anb.
Werner DrefeI, 8 Brauns & g..
s 1trifer SenttnS, SM9b S. nttnS Il Go.
ism s. g3alpwtn jr. QDp0pwalb, Salbptn & Go.
Jpbn . Sarr9, SsDan . Barry u &p
QDm & Montague If.
An bas Gtrettcrtum Der Baltic. Marine Snf. Co.!
Die unterseiGnete Gpntte, mad ben BEL fi6uneen bes@bnrs
ters ernaant, etIaubt ib su bestGten, eB Die @nsatsn Der
@rmpaente, tie rten terittet, ccrrett befanben wuresn nrp
bab bic EeppFtea unb &aletbsn tinreibenb eeitAsrt iinp.
QBtr recpmmGnpts Ell bespalb f~Dlsenbe Dtp,beneen:
Se@sp@t TN Saar auf bte gang a~uSfetsnbe Snte-
rims. &nlethtk
Ieun3p@t. tn Bar af tas @runbtapttal (aIs gu.
ias gu Der an, /. SuIt t3abIten 3 pGt.l Inb
3wan ate PCT. In Scrtp af Bite erwcrbenen Yrd
mien, SabIear an unb nnd9 benz l. Wtdrs ps S. &taot 9 taat8
unb y. ct. Steuern fnb purb be Gpmpa9nte Su ~beSablen.
rnpl haGbs m aer $500, QUO sur S&uloenttlBuns relerptrt
iinb, ~eupfepleR pit, ttb pie 8anaen ausitebenben Anletbe eers
tiRtate zen 1868 elaeeiGf uu6 ben Jnbabrrn pber bsrsn So
tepltGen Teprafentant n ~ausSe3ablt werten an ub mad BEN
l. Ntar5, naG wel6em Gage ale SatereIea baraaI a~uteBrea
perben.
Die eertiffats fnb CUR 3atlunssfdf ~ p~rafentirsn unb
E~in5ulDea.
Spbn 9. Barry,
W m. SttrItn8 Gp!ntte.
6. DIV. - DpnnelLJ
Sn elmer beuts absebaltenen gerlonnluus psr DtrettrEen
wurce bas Sbtae bertGtet unD ~angnpmrnen.
Dte Waar DtDtbenesn uno ~.SnterHsn auf pte Ma!etben !per=
cen ain 5rettae, BEN 20. BE-. besabit netbeu.
Ste Anletbe bon 1868 rpirD ~e!ngel6f unb am l. na9Aen
Wtar; te;ablt pereen, gu ueiGer 3eit bic Snba6er bic Dbea
trttarte AuIette Diptpenbe erbalten tperban.
Sdrue8 $ ppper jr, Hra1.
3~tun3W2t3nlw) gDm.2 e. W pntdg u irv gicepr.
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NtOrOli6e Gentral
Gilenbnbn.
Com amer 6abrplan.

w = y " v \ " W.
an uub mad Srnutus, ben %. @at 1865.
3l9e nprOmdrtS.
BARTON Accommodation Sc. / ...........7.2O @ortn,
Ppf5u9 1920
Qarrleour9 ACCOMMODATION. gtadrI.
BARTON Accommodation SO. ............6.O
p~ittSburs une erie GrpreB5ug. ..........8.
PittsburS nnS Glulira GrpreBtug ........10.0O
3ige iiomdrtS.
PittSburs, @lnira unb erie @~rpresSng. 49, 700 BORN.
BARTON Accommodation Np. 2 ...........S.1
SarriSbur3 ACCOMMODATION. .......... IL. 20 geatm.
pcr6uG
BARTON Accommodation 80. ............7.2
Der YittsburS @rpres3us Se5t cur@, pbae bic Cars 81
we&ieIn.
Ser 1000 @~rpreS3us sept tS9IiG.
Ser 500 srpresdus sePt tGSliG, ausSeupuuten SaHs>
tags, mad Sarrisbur9 Pittsbur9 unb erie.
Der 1000 4beubs @rrresSuS, SOnutags, mad Sarrisz
burg, Bittsbur9 uno benz Wefteu uur, teu1nt tGsli9 an,
aIssenon1uen WpntaSS.
Der 500 abeuOs grpres3uS seBt tGsIt6, u~usoenOuts
men Samfass.
Der @cfsus se5t tGsliG, aussenpnureu GDnntaSs.
aussenUmmeu. Die Bcfts uuO G~rpreb5ise taIteu 3tpi6en
Baltimore unb 9arftOu ui6t an.
Bpfs unt @rpres5itge feten in @er6inburs nit Der
PenniplSania Central @iienbatn IN SarriSbur9 fHr Ptttsz
burg, @Iepelanb, Columbus, Cincinnati, 9noianapolts,
FORT aBabne, @6ica8r uub alien 4ldbeu bee Srotfen USE
teHs, unb in @lmira nit Der ytetr 9orf erie StIenbdpn
mad alien BlGsen i'm uSrpli1en, u1ittlern unc pefllpen
gtetp Dcrt.
gSbere Gusfunft pirb am @cIoertfr. Depot ertSeitt.
8. 81. Dubarrtt
Gen. superintendent.
CD. g. gpuns,
Gen. 6ra&tz II. PufaSiersGsen (be524-)
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NWNNEyAAWN Observation-Disclosures
. TG3Gft DOa SGlftrtCre
glprbDeftliGe gGe pp1 Baltimore unb ylortbftt
Dteit SefaiSaft beFst Elm Bebtmseubes Soar-g capital, &c,
F&ert @ebaube rnt GfObtlter ~tunerbalb unb ~ausestalb bei
Stobts et8en gerIuft bur@ 8euer, gu irI@en 8fottn, bic 70.
roptI esntnnbrtn9enb fur bic GUuapa6nit fab, unb aud eint
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-14
Fort DonelsOn.

Il is we'll remembered that the fall Of
Donelson occurred in the month Of Febru-
airy, 1862 1t lie also known to many IN
this city snd vicinity that during the
same month, Messrs. Stark Hillisrd, Of
Springfield, Robertson county, manuiac-
tured . few barrels Of choice whisky, and
that a small quantity Of that identical ar
ticle is yet extant, is e remarkable fact. It
can be found St the Erwin Exchange, Er-
win House building. The Bourbon whisky
at the same place is perhaps unequalled in
this city. aPrI2-n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-14
The Races.
Third DAY.

IhlhD Aaha
large crowd were present yesterday to
witness the races, and considerable money
wss invested in pools and outside bets.
There vas little choice between the horses
in ths arst race, both Of them being excel
lent runners.
Buck Rabbit, belonging 70 Gen. Rousseau
and Panic, owned by Capt. Plumber, were
brought up for the fret race, best two in
three, milo heats, for purse Of S4oo. The
horses jumped together at the tap Of the
drum, Pnnic having the inside which he
kept to the quarter post, leading the Rab-
bit handsomely. As they nesred the hall
mile post the horses could have been COW
cred with blanket, and there was very
little change in their positions until coming
in, when Buck Rabbit gained 8 length,
winning the heat. Time-2O3'..
The second heat was also very exciting.
In starting Buck Rabbit had the inside
track, but Panic changed positions with
him at the second leap, and led the bay g
the quarter post, after which the Rabbit
closed on him, end passed handsomely 81
the half mile post, widening the space
gradually, aud distsncing Panic in the
race. Time 2s3s.
The second race was between black
horse driven to a buggy and a Chestnut
pony uader saddle. The pony won the
race, which was single mile dash, maxim
tho time in s:2sk.
A quarter brush was run between 3 ba!
mare called Maggie and the gray mare
Kate Powell. Maggie took the lead an'
kept it easily 10 the post, vinins the rae
comfortably.
Tue race for Monday will be sxcesdingl.
lively and the attendance large. i is I'd
vsrtised elsewhere.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-14

?, conformity with mode Of advertising
f,uBs advantageous, and indeed necessary
IN other cities, we have determined 10 CON-
mspce Business Directory in the Union'
ia wide and numerous circulation fitting Il
peculiarly for the purpose. The Directory
viii contain the names, address and BUSH
n... or profession, Of those advertising in
II. arranged under classified beads, as
s.prvgs." claw" "Dry Goods" etc. The
subscriptions for cards TO appear in the
g Esshville Union Directory, D." viii be
SIS for one year, or 81 for six months
which is the shortest period for which a
card viii be taken.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-14

OLD THx.rEE "A rich treat awaits the
lovers Of music, Bales great opera Of the
Bohemian Girl viii be performed by the
English Opera Troupe, Campbell & Cast
les. This is an opportunity rarely en-
loved in Nashyillo-the entire music OF
this celebrated opera viii be performed
No one should miss this most enjoyable
musical treat.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-14

General Dix's famous order, "If any
one attempts to haul down the Amefi-
can flag, shoot him on the spot dated
Treasury Department January %, 1861,
was addressed to Capt Rushwood, of
the United States revenue cutter Nc
Clelland, but was intercepted by the
Governor of Alabama, aud failed to
reach its destination. The identical
flag about which the order was sent
was re-csptured on the oath of April,
1852, by 8 young Sootchman named
David Richie, and forwarded from
New Orleans by General Butler to Gen.
Dix.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-14
10 stran GERS and Citizens.

WE do not profess TO be the only Physi-
clan in the city, /" who may be found at his
Office at all hours, day or night" nor DO
we, in offering our services TO the invalid,
desire to recommend ourself in preference
10 other equally web established and ex-
perienced physicians; nor do we pre-
tend to be infallible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession of any t0onder-
fzI secret remedies, or ex traordinary agree
able treatment or pcliiative8; as all sensible
men must know, that success in the prsc-
tice of medicine, does not depend so much
upon the discovery of nel0 remedies, or 1leIo
modes of treatment, as upon the skillful use
Of those agencies necessary to perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by expe-
rience and patient application. We res
pectfuliy refer the public to our general ad-
vertisement, in another part Of the paper.
Office hours from in the morning till 9
at night. L. L. COLEMAN, NJ. D.
81 North Cherry St., Nashville, Tenn.