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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-15


TIE CELEBRATIoN.-Atnoon yesterday two
the Capitol. At that moment was going
up the Gag that four years ago rebel hands
fred upon a. It Aoated over the walls of
Sumter. The guns from every fort from
whence the daring deed was committed,
were firing salutes to .the Gag, which
rebels vainly hoped they degraded
by their trailorous efforts. That flag,
while these shlutes were fired yesterday,
went mp again in its pride and grandeur,
q wave over the scene, from whence re-
bellion had been driven by the arms of
determined people. We can imagine the
shout Of the wlld and Joyous triumph, that
went up FROM The assembled thousands, as
the folds Of fhe flag Of Sumpter were once
more loosensd 70 the breeze; every stripe
brilliant with gloryi every star glittering
with tSe effalgence Of vindioated honor
Throughout our city yesterday, was to be
seen the busy movement Of preparation for
the festivities OF this day. To-day Nash
VILE will testify her Joy at the glorious tri'
umph % cur arms and the overthrow Of the
rebellion. To-day-while the traitor Gov,
Harrisis hiding his head in shame, and quiv
sring with fear in some"sequestered spot,
the mar he feared and hated-Governol
W. @. Brownlow-occupies in honor !h'
seat he wsa basely unworthy Of Last nigh
some preliminary fireworks assembled to
ward the skies with rejoicing shrek, tn
grants oourricrs Of the blaze Of glory which
is 10 light up Nashville this evening. lie
every window Of every building that has
window in it, be sighted up tonight lie
the very heavens give back, with livinI
glow, the tide Of radiance flooding up from
Nashville, when he sun goes down. lllu
minste illuminate No dark spots-n
gGps-iet the splendor burst refulgent froE
every quarter Put out your banners. lie
the glorious oolors wave triumphantly iron
every dwelling Liberty is won-freeaor
is won--our national honor is vindicated-
the Union, one end indivisible, stands be
fore the world prOuder, loftisr, more FIRE
than ever before. Let every eitzen {
America present in Nashville join in II
demonstration Lea Nashville show 8 seen
which every child, who bsholda 1t, shall n
member when his hairs are gray, az an o
cssion 10 tell Of 10 the wondering gran
child that sits upon his knee, in yesrs whe
che great rebellion" shall hsye become
matter Of history
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To Strangers anal CltLzens.

VS. do not profess 20 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
TO other equally we'll established and ex-
perieneed physicians nor do we pre-
tend TO be infallible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases mem
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession Of any l0Oader-
I'll secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
able treatment or PailatiUCs; as all sensible
men must know, that success in the prac-
tiee Of medicine, docs not depend so much
upon the discovery Of Hel0 remedies, or nels
modes Of treGtHeat, as upon the skillful use
Of those agencies necessary 10 a perfect cure
and this can be acquired only BY eKpe-
rience and patient application We res
pectfully refer the public 10 our general adj
vsrtisement, in another part Of the paper
Office hours from in the morning TIL
at night. L. !. CoLEsAE, n. D.
"a North Cherry ST., Nashville, Tenn
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fSsNUATrSe.-The Times was ~ iis Gin
sinosting' trieks again yesterday, quoting a
EHa's name % articles he never wrote--in-
sinuating Whist would be fslsehood too
glarsng 20 assert. When Forrest made his
raid into Memphis, his men. as they came
down Beal street, asked where she Bulletin
ofbes wts-ibey desired 70 vent their rage
upon il. There is - wonderful similarity IN
sentiment towards thai oaise, between the
Times and the Fort Pillow assasins. The
qGihiRe. business miscarried, bat the love
for bitter drug remains, and an over stock
Of gall having .been accumulated il over
aOws, q sure symptom Of jsundiee. Thsi
We may not sPPesr-to be imitsting bsd sx
ample we correct an error we fell into yes
terdsy. The eopies d che message distrib
utsd by the Times in he Legislature, sOor
sitter "a ives directsd 10 be printed, were no
the copies ordered The lattsr are 10 b
printed in Psmphlst form Those distribu
, TED we're IN sheets.
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We are requested 70 state that the Post
0Hce, out Of respect TO the proclamation Of
the Mssor Of Nashville, and the resolution
Of the Oity Ooancil, via be cloasd- to-day Al
10 O'Clock, not 70 Be opened duriHg the day.
The Box delivery hours On sundsy VIII
hereafter be from 70 2 O'Clock, 4. b., com
nsneing With Sunday the 10th inst.
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The Celebration To-Day.

In accordance with the proclamation of
the Mayor, al places Of business will close
at ten o'clock, and all the soldiers at this
post, under Col. E. c. Mason, will turn out
and parade, after which grand review
will take place in the Public Square, BY
Msjor General Rousseau and Bngadior
General Miller. The procession will num-
Der IS 600 to 20, 900 soldiers, headed by the
State officers, city officials and bands Of
music. The ciYil officers are requested to
meet ct the Mayors Office at half past nine
o'clock. General Thomas and staff have
been invited to lead the van, together with
all the distinguished military gentlemen
Of the place. The civil officers Of the State
and city will be proqided with carriages.
The grand procession viii form on Broad
street, with the right wing resting on Sum
nsr, aud take up their line rs follows
Down Broad to Market, up Msrket to Ash
E}ongAsh to Cherry, down Cherry 10
Broad, up Broad 10 Spruce, thence To
Church, down Church 20 High, down High
to Cedar, down Cedar to Summer, down
Summer 10 Line, down Line to College, and
up College 10 the Public Square, when the
troops will be reviewed at u o'elockN
In the evening a grand display Of fire
works win take place in the Public squarei
enlivened by the brigade snd post bands.
We are obliged to Mesars Coae aud Tun-
nell for the latest New York, Cincinnati,
81. Louis and Louifville dailies. Amongst
the latter is the volKsblstt, which they re-
csive every day. Our German friends can
get IL there regularly.
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AMussEMrNrs-

OLD THEArRE.--Air. Ben Yates takes q
beneatthis evening, and nii who have the
generosity to encourage an smiable and
talented gentleman should be present. His
bill is an attractive aone, Massaniello, with
Male Zoe, and the Irish Lion. Kate Denim
aud Mr.. Sam Ryan appear on Monday.
kru rzzAsat RemenS ~ nat Mrs.
GrieFson, : lnaysoi many iseeomplistinsnts
snd great merit las her benefit this even
Ing. Lsther have q full crowd a tsEiimo-
ny Of appreciation. The bill is a splendid
one, Niekofthe Woods tablesux, splen-
did things, and Richard the Third.
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srEcraL AucTIoS sALE-By Adams, sar-
dam 4 Co, 81 Brood street., this Saturday
morning 81 10 o'clock, consisting Of GFoee-
riss, Suffers Supplies, Dry GO0ds' fsrni-
ture, Stationery, and large assortment o.
Notions. Goods must 5s sold to close cen
.igpmeut.
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HoMe,s Great Circus.

There win be a grand festival perform
ance in honor Of the late victories Of ouT
armies. The Arabs will introduce a new
tableux, repressnting the Triumph Of JUS
tice over ANARCHY, and the company will
give an entire change of performsnce on
the occasion of this, their farewell repre-
sentation, at ~ and 4 o'clock P. n. II
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LoUIsv1rLE JoUHNAL AGAIS.-The Louis
vile Journal Is ''at it again" It had yes
to-day a lamentabIe complaint about paO-
PIE stealing from it without giving credit,
and had two or three items in its own col
umns, stolen from Nashville papers without
credit It's an old trick Of thieves to shoul
"stop tbieE''
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We respectfully annognce 20 all our
friends and patrons thst We have re-opened
eur Ice Cream Saloon for The season, and
hope 10 receive the same patronage that
has been 50 literally bestowed on Us every
season. We have always on hand confstf
tionary Of al kinds, and cool soda water
Cream made 10 order for parties, etc
CAUefS 4 FroAzEI,
aprI52w q North Cherry street
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= THE MIIsxET.--At the various military
Headquarters, preparations have been
msde for brilliant manifestation to day.
AZ Gen. Donaldson I, on cherry street be
low Cedar the shoW win be Of unusual
5 Eplend0r. Al Col. Musssy's hesdqaArters,
CedG above Cherry, gigantic transpar-
assy has been put up, covering the entire
font q the mansion. The military Of the
post win form 81 the feet q Breed ssrset ct
len o'clock IN The morning,
The irosst burning Coal e the Gambler.
land
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RnSISe.-As We write, 81 midnight it is
raining hesviiy, and has been raining fol
some hours. We fear the weather viii not
favor oar coming celebration. There may
be cold water thrown on our celebration
bat none can fall en- cur victories.
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Notice.

MAYORS OFFICE, ,
si -tait hAsaymns, fesS, Apr II, 1855. !
RchmQu a sud Petersburg have ALLEN. Lee
yih tie hower q Ne reoel srny, hsssufIsndered
Virginia. on whose sou ths On On frce met tne.i
frst reverse, has beea redeemed, Fort Sumter
where the hrst stare psnFie1 IL ner Has taken
d1Nn 10 surrender n rebel arms. has teen recap
tured and that same identical hammer will On Ia
Gay ne1t, with spPrcp pirate ceren onies, b rs
plsced on sumiers fONuinE portals, there, I Is
hoped. b wave forever.
In comalem ration 81 these great and Elorou.
event, ard y "a 50 almost certain Ffospecf Of
terminates Of ne csIlstless an wicked REQ llon
and speedy nesigfaten o. eivl iEF, ] have ~.
pointed saturday nexf. The 18Th nsi, a. suitable
asy for ihsnksEirns md rejoicing, act most ~
Tectuly solicit AL ltizsns Who sre lovers q thf
UnioE aud is attendant hlCs-inEs-pesce, crGef
sad civll lszs 20 eiFe eFdencc 81 their feelings b.
display % NstonI tnhltsns ard hags on thai
day, and By Illuminating tnesf dEeslinEs snd bus
ness houses AZ nigh > be co-operaIion 81 brig.
zen. lohn 8. MiheF, Commander u this Post. aod
the Military Q. me city, ls most respectful Z asked
20 that thiz celebration may prove commensurate
spTi2-l5 :. I'M. HUGH sy1Ta Mayor
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fo.Mr. Harry Everett, stage Manager,
Old Theatre.

DEAR sm,-We, the undersigned ha'iag the
highest respect FOR you r. gentleman and an se
tor, beg leave 10 tender you q Complimentary bep-
eft, 10 take place where and al what lime you may
choose to desiga.te
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Apnles.

They are at hand this day, per steamboat
Kate Robinson. Those carefully selected
apples, $50 barrels, IN prime order, may be
seen and bought II the lowest rates, from
Clark q Gregory, At So Broad street.
april Sc
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All persons afflicted with private diseases
would DO well to callon DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No g Desderick street, up stairs.
DR.. J. may be found in his Office at al
hours. spr6
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List Of Prices.

At the Bankrupt Sale Store, No. 80 Msr
ket street, between Union and the Square
where large assortment can be found.
8. LTEsERNkE, Proprietor.
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Buckeye
Reapers& Mowers.
Ts the Unmarried.

GRACE VAN EVERY, TIE GIF fED CAR
j voyant aud kuulrst, eas, b. the aid o. the
horossgps pFoduce perfect likeness q your ~
turs partner, giving hs daas TIE hAppy event,
Leading traits Of character, occupation, WHISTLER
rch 81 poor Post cfdos slifr6ss, End osbeF ralus-
DE uforuaaon, II desired-
send y mail, FEsRaiA, enc DollsF, sd Red
afaulls aitn 3 All aascnpison q yoarsell and
Ill rstEEn ne hkansass - q us ehoFs hiorIna.
- 0Rk0z var EFERT,
aait asssas Pa Dgsa - psa1L Alsa
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River and steambos t news.
Emerald. Tyrone, Irene, EaterpIizs.,

DEPARTURES.
Emerald, Tyrone, Irene, Enterprizs.2
ARRIVALS.
80 Huntsville, Louisville.
Burd Levi, louisville.
.Prima Donna, Gin.
E. H. Campbell, Evansville.
Robt. Fulton, Smithland.
Brilliant, st. Louis.
Waunati, Gin.
The river was falling slightly yesterday
The weather pleasant in the morning,
cloudy in the afternoon, and at night q
heavy rain was falling.
The splendid boat Brilliant, Ben Howard
IN command, is the regular St, Louis
packet this day leaving at 10 o'clock Il i
morning, MaliR 4 Son, Agents.
The pref y boat Kate Robinson starts at
70 O'Clock this morning precisely and pos
lively, as advertised Malin & Son
Agents. e. GA
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Pearl Miniatures, colored and plain, a
Van stavOren's. Il
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By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Gen. Lee in RlchmOnd.
Everybody takl6s the cath.
Measures In Preparation for
PacIileailOn.
Sherman Moved on The 10th.
The Capture Of Selma Con-
1rmed
Sherman Moved on The 10th.
Celebration in Cincinnati

I
BHTIxoRE, April l4-The Richmond
Wing Of yesterday contains little Of IN
Portanee, it announces the arrival OF Gen.
Lee the night previous The Wing
publishes the oath OF Allegiance which it
says citizens viii be required to swear and
subscribe to. The Provost MsrshaN, ofiee
is crowded with people anxious to take the
oath and the only question among citizens
IS, who shall be first TO secure their citizen
ship.
The Special to the Commercial, dated
Washington l4th, says it is believed here in
certain quarters, the movement for the re-
turn Of Virgins to the Union covered an
effort Of States rights politicians Of that
State to obtain possession Of the State
government. The order 70 7 The reduction
Of the army has spread CONSERVATION
among political Generals who, it IS said are
to be the first thrown overheard.
Gen. Grant keeps himself secluded
Since his arrival in the city he has had
several interviews with the President and
heads Of the War department; comprehen-
sive measures for the paeiaestion Of the !
South are known to be in contemplation.
NV YoRE, April 1.-THE Posts Wash |
ington special says Gen. Wurtzel hes been !
superseded in command at Richmond. Ru-
mors were aiOat that he had been removed 1
because the Government disapproved his
action in granting safe conduct to the rebel
Legislature, but these rumors are now con
tradieted. Gen. Ord having made Rich
mOnd The headquarters Of the Army Of the
James, lakes command, outranking wurt-
eel. Adviess just received from GoldsbOro
report that sherman's army moved thu
10th inst. Gen. Lee arrived in Richmond
on the 10th, and proceeded at once 70 HE
homo.
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APPleiOn's Railway Guide, for April, fol
sale at Cone & Tunnell's, M. 40 Cherry
8 rect. Ct
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THH HAsTFoSD PHoESH.--We cath stten-
ton 70 the advertisement, in another col
una, Of the Phenix OF Hartford Insurance
company. II pays promptly, has an i'm
mense capital, snd has paid over filty thou
sand dollars Tor loses IN Tennessee. Tbs
agent in this city is P. P. Peck, in the CT
~ Bailding, gentleman OfeOurteous man
ners and thoroughly business habits. q
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GaIoon for Sale

ON CHERRT STREET.. NEAR fFOLAN D,s
~ Nea 1besire-eulbrpcinR al the stock sad fr-
tares. The e.taoisnfnenti j. noS doing q spiendid
b1ainess, great bargain can b had,
Ag7ly % W MATT BROWN CO,
nt-lWs Id a Cherfy street.
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WITHDRAwS.--Ws are requested to state
hat Andrsw Dickson, who was announced
A. candidate for constable, has with
av.vn his ngAs from thee contest, ana re-
.ara, bic shsnks % hoss Of hIa fissds
who have interested themselves il his
behalf
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CANDIDATRE

Weare suihouzed 70 snnounce ]. Il, Frrrrr1,
fo,merlysIs ofRolee, as a candid ie ~ Con.
stable, to hli the vacancy occaso7ed by he q q
ton OF John E. Nesman Election the leih mss.
We are authorized to announce A. c. TcceER. De-
Putycay Marshal asTacnd5ata forfoa table, to
MI ne vacancy occasioned by the ie-enaton o, J.
I, Newman. Election 18th inst. -
We are authorized to annource ions pollS ss IN
ind-Tendent candidate for Constable fustae Hist
fssbvi ie District Eieetion Oh ths 'sth n.t .
We are authorized to snnouree g % A Wal Ms
as a candidate for Constable lect n.oh The lsti,
M 1 G ~ Eg a.
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Trsusparsut Photographs at Van stavO-
ren's.
HAvl HAYIl--For sale at 90 Broad st
by Clark 4 Gregory. w aprl2 /"
CDrRl CmER Pure Apple Cider can
be had at Clark 4 GrogOry's, IS Broad
street aprl2 Iw
sHRrs.--A large assortment, at reduced
prices, 5y R. H. Thompson, No. % Cherry
street, near Union. u.
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A general assortment OF fne custom made
boots and shoes; the work warranted and
sold low. Al CIV. Fall 4 Coz Hardware
store. - AZ A
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NEW YosK, April 1.-THE World has
graphic account Of the pursuit and surren-
der Of Lee. It sppears the I'd and 5th corps
came first upon Lees rear, from the east
The army of the james at the same time
pressed forward from the Southeast. The
9th corps came in between and struck
Ewell's corps, and with sheridan's cavalry,
captured that commander, with the most
Of his command. Our lines now form
ed y circle. north, east and south Of the
rebels. Lee thought he could cut his way
out, and reach DanviHe, directly south,
having 10 encounter cavalry only, al that
point, which he had selected for his prize.
On Sunday morning Ne made the attempt,
but the 5th corps came up and the rebels
received shock which told them that 81
last all was over. The regulations for the
surrender then followed.
NEw YoRK, April I4.-Money easy at So
Sterling nominal at lOsZaI0g. Gold
dull and without decided change, opening
at I451z, and fell to to AS rose 70 I46Il,
closlhB at 40. NO session OF the geld and
stock boards to day.
Mobile papers announce that Selma, with
% pieces Of artillery, and large amount
Of government property taken.
ST. LOUIS, April l4.--Gen. Banks and
family left this morning for New Orleans.
CIScISSATI, April l4.--Business is entire
ly suspended to-day. The city is decorated
with Gags, and great enthusiasm prevails.
The procession is an immense affair, com
prising the entire police force, Generals
Hooker and Hslleek and stats, four regi-
ments Of National Guards, discharged vol
unteers, the Fsnian brotherhood, Fire De-
partment, &c. All the bells in the city
rung, and sslutss were fred. Tonight the
city is brilliantly illuminated.
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Splendid card pictures, - per do zenG
Adams Gallery, Al Church street.
spill tf
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-Four Dollars per dozen for card pistures
Adams Gallery, Al Church street. D.
spTlNf Ana -sf,
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Building Lots for Sale.

4 HAVE 9 or 10 lots ilnfaedi4iely bs7oni he
Horfisulglral tfardan, veil situated ~ tullis
ING Purposssi salca ! Hill al on good terms.
Apply a. ne Mayors a1cs.
ia1s'-a 1oaN HuGH SAITH.
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Nniloe "a Liquor dealers.

The undersigned announces that he has
been made the agent for the sale OF liquors
for certain parties in Louisville, Ky. Any
person having permits to ship such gooa'
hers Tor sale can have them flled hy com
inc - ma, at Louisville prices. Com N on
liquors at quotation prices. have the
samples Of oight different kinds on hand
and reerantee each order filed according
TO sample. NJ. L. ALEXANDER, Agent,
Il Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
mar23-tf
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We sre indebted to the Adams Express
for late newspapers in advance Of the mail.
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We are daily indebted to ". c. Collier for
late newspapers.
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HArs ASD Cars, sprins style ana in large
variety, iuss received BY r. 4. Thonpson,
No. Is Cherry street, near Union. Il.
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The least friable Coal Is the Cumberland
Pearl Miniatures, in on, OF Water colors
Get the genuine al the Gallery Of the Cum
berlsnd. sprIl-tf
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s sHrprs "A large assortment, at reduced
prices, by r.. II. Thompson, No. Is Cherry
street, near Union. u .-s.If8 IT,
The genuine Cumberland CoaleaE be had
Of knight Bros. -ofiieesi Driver 4 Browns,
No. 81 West Public Square.
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.Hars kxD Cars, spring style and in large
variety. Just received BY Z. II. Thompson
No. Is Cherry street.. neat Union. Il.
The best CRATE Coal is the cuabsrIAnd.
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Snndries.

: Barber Oars H
= taa Fire saies. - ~ ~
Zoo Looking Glasses.
20 Cribs, 20 Lounges, ..
arr $50 dCz. Knives and forks-
- So do1. Plates.
100 wssh Bowls and Pitchers.
For sale by Adams, Snrdam 4 Co, 81 Broad
strset. alS-3t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-23

The New DIsEAsE.-A new disease is
described infinitely by the New York
Commercial. The frs, symptoms are thus
set forth: They are feelings of the palm,
especially when the patient is in the act Of
handling other peoples money /; an excite
ment of the bump Of secretiveness to an
alarming degree; a desire for solitude,
especially when being ~inoculated with the
virus a loss of memory when questioned
respecting certain little discrepancies !; a
tendency to commit errors in striking
balances; and the desire to change the
appearance of certain figures in bank and
account books There are other symp.
toms Of this disease.
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The MBSKBN. When Adah lsaacs
Menken was about TO leave Paris for New
York, she announced that she was coming
again to the Pacific. Her carriages, horses
and dogs were advertised for sale by
private contract. "the present high rate Of
transit. and the long voyage, precluding
the possibility Of shipping so many horses
and carriages to California" The stud
consists of a thoroughbred Arabian horse,
a white mare, a pair of hay geldings, a
pair of beautiful white ponies, a bay
hunter and a bay horse. She has also two
broughams, a trot,ing buggy and a pony
pha,on. Her dogs include a thorough
bred greyhound, a toy terrier, a tan ter
rier. a French poodle, and Scotch terrier
and four blsck-and-ta terrier pups.