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$500, 600
10 be Sold for one Dollar Eaeh

Whhout rrg1rd .autaa. sea not 10 is TaI8 a.r us-
"a yua snaa ailat Iau ga receive.
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value 500. t-lBf. h laI-ni.a. 1IaaF Has.Y t.....
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piu, ~ lnrA - Hul1 n a'en. s...ue So M.a. b. ...
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us So pr thus adl-r. -er,niaa Fs.. o..
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Wa-ninsten, ii.t..tsaa Hsut.nz Ulsai Na.-..
s9.u~ . 80 81 lln5.al, waurtr- Ua-. T,
lows. DiaHaoud lar I.r1ra. y1sIns sslH. Fr.H.
Moran, ne Pearl st.. Albany. 81 D. Ffa.-- Boa boz.
Doe So. Ms ~ lng-rss.t Urf.-1s. ono. :. s.-
rei. xe.ue go Lrai q 4 hau.irr-s rs l..sri- Bob.
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o. 80 eco y 1ed. WntrF. Uanafa Was. b..
ysr Wateh. ~. hm D Ee1as.I. uolHm1u-. 20,
Maay pssaas VIC have d-saa valuable p--...
% pa Ssh thsIr 1aIlaa pu.I.snei OF 10 tl ID en-
tend me he letter fro-r r.rors rarl.ss trrUu.r
on ~ soalliy, a,,isoa si.1E tas rs.sipt of .
uaise Eiiias may b. seen on f,a iH oar ofh-o-
nassra 90 uIsrlIuIH1og.
CERTIFICETEs uamae sa-a a-aris col H.
VAIN. are piaeei i1 sealed eufa oaas lsHa.H IrH
Eell muad- Un- 81 these knFai1Isss. COMBINE
Che lerilcata ~ Order i1r come Article. usaT.l 81
ieast one lcilar ~ rata uII o. IfI.ferai a..r
once, Or eaut uy rriliI l1 any ailreaf Uffris. r.
gard o. chose. Oh tle rsraI pl OF q cents 'lhH ur
rhaasr ll f-r uissi Ar rIa BE- irrI-. rl Its VslH
uuich my b iram uua r. f.rE Hsllirs1 Dollars.
snd can thsu ieut one lQiIsr s1d lc-eve o. arr
cie uauuel
$3.50 Baa-s-Eye1 rar.ha.srso.s la a-l-.s
81 ru'ue.
Ps.tes dealing win 1a uay Ia9aaI ra hsvr-
urufupE retlrus ant tls arrI ~ Drove arf D.. ...
uisdisleiy sans t1 auy laiirasa 1F fa-uIn ma d
EXPIRE r.
EnllEr sa'7la.eilcn lsstrllIiaea H az Casfs-
- E 2 ler1l. lfes f1r Ila urIar. fb.rlaFu H.r
. lHo Dollar furiY t1res Dor Five Dollar. Ores.
ln.lueeIIsufs 70 knanis
All ie-frra should b. addresraf
r E- rrGS . co.
Boa SIS Pos uall-. see Tarr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

FoBCEn Auction SALE.-Me call attention
70 the forced auction sale, b. ESQ. shields A
TO-, ia smother column. This is the chaure
Tor hrst class bargains.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

r,s.s-b -.,.-... ...s t'lal llla'lU lu tlIr Iatl-
olic Churches OF Baltimore o. raise POUNDS
30 supply the wants OF the Freedmen of the
South, and especially % provide iar their
NnriaNan eluralLun.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

The City Council OF Tallahassee have
unsu mously passed an ordinance repeating
all ordinances heretofore passed relating b
negroes and negro slaves.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

Get your wall paper at Merritt Il Hills,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
OctS tt.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

HE NstNE lual-Nc call especial st
'.-tou % The findings and sentence in the
.-l' trial, elsewhere They vail be read
~.,t interest.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

tJTTuN. Cottou Is wesker. From 81 Ia
H.' Va. the price psid Yesterday. snj We
E.gIi uut he surprised to hear of fur
NlE decline We saw dispatch from one
H The largest houses in Cuciunau, ycsteI.
at, adm5uisGuC their partners Iu tins
'ty, 90 be careful in their purchases OF cot
CO..
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iioME AGAINt!

HAVING returned again with barge
stock Of
trimmings, W orsteds zephyr
&c, &C,
to the Old home, | would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville that We will
be prepared 10 manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Funges,
&C., &c,
as GOOD and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME I CO.,
uov1-tf No. Union street
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Sell your uncuneut money, mutilated
Notes, and cts. interest N0tss-at G. n.
Ordway's Brokers' Office, IS college street.
Il
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

Restores Gray Hair ID ts rafurai Color.
hazes ne hair 3aft. tilo=sY SAD Lr1urTsrf.
keeps The ataln clean, lo,il aal Healthy.
Tie only Ensan Hess8rcr u Color and eF
feet Hair pns-siag Combinrd.
London dair Coior llesores act iilaai iug-'
[" Londrn Var Ooinr liesIuref Eilii iIssliug
% London HAIR Color aasiorer and ufe--laE
% oadou Halr Color Estsforar and irrs-iusN
Lit all festore ignty dalr ~ o. or gnai eoi0r.
Kit alli y akc Il grDf On bald ngA1..
a-lE viii restore tie nasI-a secreiions,
at ali rer- oFe al l.saarud aad IichIulp
.s--ltuiil make ile nair - p Hossy and neElhle.
at ulll pleear7e tne ougulii cQ.ur ~ old 80.
z-ItHlL prevent us nar from ialI'ng Oh
SILT - cure al iisaaaes ~ TIE scslp. ri.
Prise N ~ per h5tele. aUld ~ NJ. SlFANNE 4
son. 20. - y. sikta street, Fh.iad tiphIa mi
W.. a C. "a. shITB. Irlsle-t-
Corner q Chur-h and Vine rtreats.
callahan aIn Nashville. Tenn
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.-.t' 3, tgs--The river is nov 80 iu,bas
49,. .-' Shoals, end nearly st O. stand. The.
-, -..-ia o., q rice above. but OF this There
4, aosalgte certainty.
d.--.g ~, A. A. Syence 4 Co. received
a..rs '5.A Cincinnati, dated Frisay, an
.-.,s N.st abe Emma Floyd" Won d
Wob.-' vas city Stturlay-ve-terlag
o. slI..' 'le ''sgr ct Water viii b. such a
one af -, si NJ mach here 81 right. She is
N-l1 N'se'' line OF boats.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

YOU want to be treated well IN Nash
willie. stop az the Planters Hotel.
dec4-lW
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

,g,Hr. N,ggrSa.- oar readers may
- al having some mus OF the
- not surpassed in excellence by any
- h., been heard the past week al the
,5,,.rs-at the cathedral this morning. We
have been furnished W tn LIST of The
I,Ii.ir 10 be sung. which is as iollows: as
.rrrres bv Hmmel; Grand Mass by Won
Weber. OHsTtory by Auber Ave Maria 5Y
Mon. % salularis By Pronk. The Choir
yg,U be- filf snd effective, and the organ,
which has recently been entirely reuoyaiet,
viIl be- played by Prof. oeo. NJ. Iay ior' the
celebrated musician.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

=, ationtlon 90 the ladies of Nashville
allied 70 the extensive sale oil Fu,s Ists
.Y q. b. Nichols A Co., Monday u,,-n.
% Cd 10 O'Clock i-''
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

sclENTirIc MusIc.-Alex. attended church
last Thanksgiving bay. where thew have
scleut.rf lguartettel s.u1iag. and vss s1,r
prised at the difference between scientific,
singing and that he has been accustomed 10
in the backwoois. lie brought me . sl.s.,i-
men Of the style, which he copied IRON, IN,
original
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

d.. Collier opens has new establishment
h--raw. 10 Is very neatly lifted up, aud
Dis ..,.k s guite large.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

n. d is'nr the large stock of csrpets at "
a,.Is . Co.'S, No. s. College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

y
EirsJ aud Man str, 81 l0msglle, ky-,gll b. soii
on sccouut of the Medi, al Dupartmept OF tbs a. 5
A the largest assortment oi Drugs. Medicine, SC .
ever offered in the West. 80 bulk and m The org usl
packages. sud IN good order, berug the suTplu- Of
the amount required by the Medical IepstmeuL
comprising - follows.
{. 800 lts Acids, ass'd. so dlz spt4 Turpentne
ne " Aloe, puiV. l,ood o. croton uL
go - Alum. $50 lbs l.auIanuu
g 40 Prsp. AmmCuIs. TO % Parcgouc
$50 oz. Nitrate silver S,suU dUE CsmphOr & OpI.
$50 o.. Fowler Solu. um Pills
lUJ " Puly Csnths- 7,21l " Csthsrac Pills
rides GfG E" CD am
sao "Cersie sUlhs Pep. Lead
So " PIIv. Gapsjetun. $40 e. BI Cart Potash
4uu " tsieIhu. 1000 " Ch'or. DO
Iuua &" W nite Wax. ] Co " Iodide do
1909 Simpse CrTate- 100 khuharh
3 son Resin DO qTu " syrup Squil-
ss0 -Calisava Bark I 500 4" Ref Borsr
l,sOo Cncnouts suPhl,n00 Com. spts Law
I,soO " Chlo'i;om. eniar.
81 Conodiou. 2,2n " Prep. Zur
$50 PIlv Gun Ara G.SoJYds Adhesive PlssteT
biz ESQ " Ising 90
$50 " Copsb, $3.50 ." ked FLANNEL.
f'soao- Crro-ala $50 Muslin
l,1oJhs Hounsn's Ano- 500 10 Sponge.
dine T.slu " Barley
I.snl " sW't Spt- Nitra. $40 " ENL Beef
40O " Prepared Chslk 5l0 q" Csuales
AZ " Blue War O. 80 Fslls. kxL Coffee
10 60 " n ID. E1ts ass a. 3 75 lbs tlorn starch
a,Uu " Pre-. lTun. ass'd. :. so " Milk Como
iUp " PuiV. L4uOUce q, syu suEsr White
Root Cushad.
40 " Glycerne. 500 &" Pea hlf A green
$500 +" + 80. Mercury. 1850 /" Tapoea
A. Iodine. Geo &" Desecaiai Riga
30 " ipecsr. VulY. sto YARNS
SD lovers Powdrs so yds Suits Psrcha
leon . 2 sxseei Cloth
SEQ do ground. $50 Oaed Muslin.
go " MsRnesa 4,7OO do six
s,7oJ kpsom sHlts. 4Oo +" Susp BandsFae
$40 dor Cod LverUiL $40 M Twine
pa '- olive do Ss0 de- Castor OIL
Cram Tartar, CssuiIe Soap. SAltIeter, Mustard.
al. Csrh sods- kochels sat, PgiT. Cnnsnon,
Co-os, Caocoias, t1elafine, Puly. GIuee- Nutrness
Ais1, NAV be- added, surrleal Instruments Dress
ing, 4c-, Book, Sialoney, Furniture and Appli-
an,ez.
as- CatslogIes can d. had at0ur Auciion-racms
O. the Medical PuryeynF- Ofhce, IN this ETY. by
letter OF personal sppii- sson-
.erulS cash IN tiogernmeut dIu D..
5. q. HENRY 4 c..
uuV.s-enl O. AHgfsunarz
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Notice.
IysTABLIsEaED IN IsIO.
LOCKWOOD a HUNTINGTON,

u-hoie-sIa sni Retail Dealers 10 Looking Glasses
nj Looe5rf t1lss- P'sies- b. trsae VII hnd =
- sssa-tuaeat q Miuurs. 10th krench sBa ser
-. e5lirc n al - trsnches. Also, Per, hsn-
~ N .. her kind q Frsnes mace . order, SIS
Fesp' strsst opposite Rsok 6lp, New NorE,
acl1I-Sm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

SrEtvin GA SrolrN--A dark bgv r,sre
with black quilted saddle. A l,t.,r.I -,
vard wiu be given ior her return. nj n,
i1-matI1n that wall get hur.
D.. McCtJEs.
ocCll So Sa Union street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

Ns are indebted to tho Adams Express
.H latest New York papers.
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Concert Han for Rent.

a - $780, suIaHla Cor CcneerIs Balls and
Iaf.-sur. In SOD laeallJ. ur rouf - he ever
iae ,,.sIr a. NOM fur partcularE apFiy %
A LAAD5z Kris
dec1.F Corner MarEsi and Putio eq1are.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10
WE HAVE IN STORE

WE HAVE IN STORE
30 Piecss Begging. superior qualify
llu coils Of hope,
.aH Harrels 0f Flour, est qualify,
Sd BAG ol Gulide,
"a barrels krosn sugar
- Harrsls CIushed sHd FoH isrst suEsr.
b Barrels AnIss-es,
So Hsii barrels h1iaszas,
100 Bfls of Liquor, assorted,
81 Kegs syrup
~ keE- Nali-, assorted --es,
~ Barrels salL
81 hns Ma-kerel,
- Barreis "a hfs fsh
- Usss- snd Boxes IalErco.
81 Iareu broum-,
~ bones @plces
~ fspper,
n gsIuErr
"a luIED,
Casks Madleri
Torsthsr with a General Assortment Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

ysrits.T - We gsI attention to the "a
lortte3 ~ ~ Of one slice nom. esasrsi1v
~ "a 20. 10y tent Cal on - Sl,t.iS' Z
% ana q College street wv 1'''a' a
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10
CITY NEW

The fnh Lecture to soung men, by Rev,
r. II. Allen, Will be delivered in The 7s'' %.
Presbyterian Church, tins evening o.
.I,.t subi--t. .sThe Young Man belieF-
ing"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

Alex says that IN the co1utry they are
green enough 10 think it necessary Tor good
Singing that the words Of the hymn should
be sung How very verdanti
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

CuEIsr CHUECH will not De open ,li''
iur THIS evening sermon a.
Nv NJ ELs vail nllcIale.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10

Wau ksW, suau iaw au nav.
Thew ssp thaa las ~ Usu
Was 80 tsw thaW rlH 1aa vsu has
Az lhaa ugE-Iss saa aHs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-10
rEIJ. YOU'D UNCIKRENT NANNY

~ Eli YOUR lNCl kikAE MONEY The
- following are ite Iisies raid by THO5. H. MARI
bkUhEk, cOru-r Of Un on AMI C1ilrga street Tor
uncurrent money These quotations are liable 10
huct ATE bat ay be depended on a sutiisieut
i-ugth of tune Tor tpc r-tniuanCe- % ba received
By mail or express, IL iorsarded without delsy
rsssEssEE Bank Of FuIlon. - "a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-15
OFFIcE-SOuh side Public SQUARE, Corins-
ton, Indiana.

vENHB Company holds by lease. and in fee, sboUl
twenty thousand acres Of he most select coat
lands in Western Indiana, bordering bJtn sides Of the
Wabash r.er. Maps Of these lands may be NJ the
office Of the Company, in CovngtOn, md AZ the once OF
Vim. Dale, No. IS Park Place, City, tue Office Of
Hon J. X. Cofroth, Huntington, Indiana, and the
Office Of Roach Mcdonald, Indianapolis.
reference TO the report Of the Hon. David Dale
situate in the midst Of the finest coal fields Of the
State abounding also In salt, iron and other valuable
mineral substafcss.
Near the mouth Of Coal Greek where the Company
large quantities Of lands salt has been discovered
equal In quality TO the ksuswha This water
ondass salt finding its down the wabash and kre
Canal Mr. Thomas, tue proprietor, finding himself Tn
able 10 compete with IT, abandoned the manufacture In
his boring be encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove to have been coal oil
Those lands all lie 10 close prox nifty 10 the wabash
and Rris anal, Of them upon its banks
Mr.. John McMAnoEny. the business agent OF the com
psny, las ned from Of observation Of the oil
regions Of Pennsylvania convinced that the lands leased
by company, IN Fountain and Psrke counties, has
SO r as the general formation Of the country and the
surface Indications present themselves stong analogy
in the oil and mineral substances found French
Greek, Pennsylvania, where the greatest quantity and
the valuable oil is found Mr. McManouy has pur
chased for the company the most approved machinery
with all the fixtures necessary for operation and Il pre-
pxring "a experiences workmen the speedy develop
OF the hidden treasure Of the lands Of the company
All the indices OF coal OIL found in local where II
has been procured. are strongly marked IN yarious To-
calties Of the lands Of the Company afordag every
rational prospect Of TIE company thinks IL
necessary 10 make any other reference 70 the character
Of the lands other than the rvpo and map referred 70
tOC 900 Of the stock being 90 shares, Il proposed
by Company offered in the market IT on-h half
its par value being s25 per share for the purpose Of
aiding the Company IN speedy development Of tho
lands spr4o-dAvu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-15
The Obcritu Letter OF Gen. Cox from
CoiOred Point Of View.
rIum Int ClLcIhhAu OOIOTeu IltlLel
GESERAL coxs LETTER.

CENTRAL cox's LETTER.
We have read the letter from General Cox
with profound regret. IL Is q mistake 1t ie a
mistake in principle and 10 policy. This, we are
persuaded. the General will live to see The
idea of coonzing eur people, whether 10 another
land or in this land, is, We would have the Gen
sral understand, product of slavery. Nobody
proposes to COLOMBO any other class. Ii is be
cause We have been enslaved: il is because We
have been a subject class; il is because the domi-
nsnt races have. for ages, been unjuslly dispos-
ing of our destinies. that such a thing is talked
of Who proposes to send the Germans, or the
irish or Swedes to some foreign land, or TO set
of several States for them in this couutryf No
body Nobody? aud whyf Simply because
they have not been ebsttels; have not, for cen
tures, been subject TO masters They have been
in the habit of dsposing Of their own destiny
of deciding for themselves where they would
live and pursue their own happiness This is the
reason. They have had no masters to decide
this for them And now are, in the good
providence of God, and by the proclamation Of
the msrtGred President, ceased 10 be n subject
class; we henceforth have no masters; as,
from necessity, We fall into the relations of other
races and other citizens, expect TO be left
with Others, aud like Others to decide where We
will cast our lot. aud prosecute cur enjoyment
This, We maintain, is our natural right. This,
We also maintain, is our purchased right; for
with our blood we have bought il And a con-
cession Of this twofold right makes everything
easy. The whole difficulty, as we conceive, OF
reconstruction, springs from an unvilngne.s to
carry out Democratic principles This causes
the tug of war. Be simply Democratic, gentle
men, and all is easy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-15
Alt SORTS OF PARAGRAPiis.

An spothecary at Mantle. has lust discovered.
by the merest accident, that Ammonia will put
out fires.
The Germsns do not have the word church
yard and "burying- ground" to designate their
places OF interment;. they use the beautiful and
suggestive expression, Gods Acre" and the
court of Peace"
Sidney Smith. passing through a BY street
behind St. PsuPs, heard two women abusing
each other from opposite houses. They will
never agree, said the wit; "they argue from
different premises.
"A Georgia gentleman estimates the value of
the Georgia bank stock $40 900 900. az not worth
more than i've cents on dollar. owing TO the
fact that the basis of circulation was COnfeder-
ate bonds, now altogether worthless.
Thirty FIVE tons Of msil matter are daily
received at the post-offce in New York city, snd
al equal amount 10 sent away, making seventy
tons handled ever, t~entv four hours The
receints IN SIX months OF 1865 amount 10 $S55,
92S 50
The work of reconstrueting the burnt por
ton OF the Smithsonian Institute, at Washington,
has commenced Workmen are eng.k ell reno
wing from the interior OF the burnt portion the
rubbish, and stone cutters are preparing stone to
be used ~ the reconstruction. The towers are
10 bs pulled down and erected anew.
"A fellow went sometime since into the store
of a fashionable dressmaker. Have you any
sklr'sT' he asked, with a serious emphasis
PLENTY Of them " What is the lowest price
per cordI' asked the chap. "A cord," replied
the woman, IN sstOnisbment. Yes, about q
cord Up in our diggins the petticoats has gin
out. see you advertise corded skirts, and
thought While nv hand WAS in | would take
what YOU had corded up" The woman looked
reflective
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-15
The FEyIANsIy CHICAGO.

The Fenisns of Chicago held picnic on Sat
urdsy last, to commemorate the Battle of Vel
low Ford 1t 10 estimated there were ten thou
sud persons present. An eloquent speech
Vas delivered by A. L. MoRaIsoS, ESQ,
in which he depicted Irelsnd's wrongs in glowing
colors. and predicted ,ha,the Fenian Flag would
wave over the hills of ireland within a year
de said there we're one hundred thousand Irish
men in America pledged to the redemption of
ireland from British tyranny. and that he did not
doubt her Liberation. The affair throughout was
q magnificent success. The Times gives the
following account OF the Fspians in Chicago:
"Iu this city, az elsewhere, the growth OF the
Fenisn Brotherhood has been steady and pro
gressive. The first Circle started in Chicago.
organized in the fall of 1857, by a small
band of lrishmen. James Sheridan, late Quar-
tsrmastsr of the Twenty third Illinois Regiment
vas chosen as the 6rst Centre. New members
were gradually added TO the original list, and
the Circle increased rapidly. although this vas
The only one in the city, nntil The time
of the Irish Nstiorsl Fair, when the name and
purposes of the Fenisn Brotherhood we're
brought into much greater prominence, A sec
ond Circle YES soon after organized, and then
another. and another. until now the whole mum
Der of Circles Is ten. numbering in the aggregate
over fifteen hundred members The opposition
from the mother church. which continued for so
long time to act as q dra-back TO The prosper
ty OF the Order. is no longer openly manifested,
aud is gradually dying away. Irishmen are nov
pouring into the Order from every quarter, so
that the present Cfces will soon be filled to re
plston. aud ones will be added in time
hichssl Seaman IS the Head Centre Of the city,
having held this position for the past five years
De has also been State Centre for three years
The military force of the Circles of Chicago
consists of one full req nsnt; ou, q second regi-
msnt is being rapidly organized, OF which two
companies are already full
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-15

Cs n A HOSTHi-AGEsfs WANTED EvEKY-
81 SsD where 10 introduce the improved shaw A
ClsrE Gao 1y Sewing Machine. the only low Price ma
ker, Wheeler Wil-oo. Hove singer Co, and b. n :
elder All other machines sold 'or less han for,
dollars each infringenents and the seller ans -,
or liable TO the and Imprisonment.
Salary and expenses. or large eounisslsn Allowed
illustrated circulars sent free.
Address SHAW CLARK
nys<A-3m Bidlsssrd- nsi>>.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-15

A great bail storm-one Of the severess ever
known in The Wes.-yisited q portion OF Gran.
county, W,sconsn. last week. Within is "a
dius over one hundred farms we're literally made
deso!ste The corn Was stripped OF all blades
aud the broken of oats beaten into the
ground. nothing left of buck vheat or potatoes
.oove The ground. and the shocked grain VAS
scattered about and actually threshed. Hail fell
10 The depth OF one foot. One man. vho sat in
ms spen wagon. vas found senseless, the skin
h.ved Uf his face and hand, The damage il
rst natal ~ So5O 600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-15

An English chemist writes: "A curious ia
stance of the spplicrol of chemical agent.
has come under nv notice The seton of caus
tic soda Is 10 destroy .ourness (acstic acid aud
the state of decomposition arising out OF sour
mes. IL Is discovered that this NAV be applied
TO ales. SC. A morsel of caustc (ssy one ounce
will freshen barrel Of ale add Cause il 20 foam
when sgitatsd. Some nn-ksspers have pur-
chased Il 10 quantities of six hundred weight"