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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06

GoxzALzs aud Peliieier were arraigned
before the Conrt Of Oyer and Terminer Of
kines county, n Y, on Wednesday,, the
e9sh rIt., for the murder OF Otero in City
Park, Brooklyn. When they entered The
Court room, the grear crowd OF people as
|embIed, were with much difficulty kept
rom carr5ias them of for examples OF
lynch law proceedings. The Indictment
Fas translated into Spanish BY an in
erprsler. and Gonzales showed terrible
beiing rpon every mention of the came Of
R,efo, sometimes looking at the audience
s II Tearing injury from thai quarter.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06

TIE Northumberland Democrat hears iha:
the coming man" is coming NoHh, and
there upon "breaks oul"-"Let ali those
who consider themselves an equal and a
brudder,' 'bress de lor, aCd lei ali the resi-
lock de smoke house!'"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06

The African churches OF Richmond are
very much excited because Res. Pleasant
Bowler, a colored missionary from Boston,
refuses to vacate the Second Coiored Pres
byierian Church, as desired 10 The consre-
galion in consequence OF his "making en-
iireIy 10 free with the sisters The church
es have applied 10 The Freedmen's Bureau,
and Bowler, no doubt, will appeal to Boston
,he creator OF The Bureau
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06

Van LEEa was sworn into the Office of
Sheriff Of Luzerne county, one day last
week. The Republican candidate has moi
yet contested the election. The Democrat
has possession and 40 doubt viii josuy keep
il.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06

JESSE MESscH, OF Fraaklin, advenises in
this paper tract OF land Tor sale. belonging
to The estate of Joha Sitaf, la:e OF franklin
twp, this county.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06
MARRIED.

Ia Oraneeyiile, Nov. SOlh, b7 the Rev
Nathaniel Spear. Isaac NJ -DEMoTr, 10 Miss
SARAH w. GILLAsPY, bolh OF Green wood.
In Berwick, on the 25ih uli., by Rev NJ
P. Crosihvaiie, Mr. Isaac MARTz, of Brisr
creek, 10 Miss SAMASTHA J. HEvxNER, of
Nescopeck.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06

PETTY The Secretary Of War has order
ed that the GaHe OF Fort Runyon, one Of
The deiences of Washington, be changed 10
Fort Fitzpatrick. General Runyon, IS is
well known, was the DemocTafic candidate
for GogeraoE cf Nsw Jersey. no, satisfied
wuh using all TIE money and patronage
uuJisr Is couir1l 10 secure his defeat, tie
Administration sli!l farther exhibits is
spleen, by this c9tHem olible, aud vindictiVe
insult 10 gallant soldier and patriot. as
for Kilpalrick, the cavalry or the army Of
the Potomac, If consulted, would scarcely
have suggested his name as appropriate o
one Of the dssEces Of the capital Il was
well SAID by q distinguished officer Of The
army. "Send out Sheridan with ten thou
send men. and TIE certainty is that he will
turn up in The right Pioce. Send out Kill
patrick and il ia only By the grace Of God
that he or his men are eve. heard OF again"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the Orphans Couu Of Columbia conniv,
on SATURDAY, The 23rd OF DECEM
BER NEXT al 10 O'Clock in The forenoon,
Jesse Msnsch, Guardian OF ClarisSa StlIer,
a minor child Of John Suler late Of Frank
lin township, Columbia county, adjoining
lands OF Zba Osman or lhe SOUTH Stephen
Badly on the east, Michael Mensch on The
north and west containing ONE HALF
ACRE more or less, wherson are erected a
TtcO Story Frame DVeiimg House,
ont kitchen and frame stable
La'e the Estate of said decreased situate
in the township OF Franklin and county
aforesaid. JESSE COLEMAN.
Bloomsburs Dec. 4, 1868. Clerk
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
One third of the purchase money 10 re.
main in the hands OF the purchasers duri6g
the life OF Catherine foreman The widow Of
John Sitter decd The interest Oh the said
one third to be paid 10 The said Catherine
annually. Ten per cent. on lwo-lhifds OF
the purchase money TO Do paid on day OF
sale, and The residue on the confirmation
of sale, The deferred payment to De secur-
ed by bond and mortgage ou The premises.
The purchaser 10 pay for deed. mortgage
aud s'amps. JESSE MENSCH,
Guardian.
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Northern Central Railway.
I'll NE TALB z.


THREE TRAINS DAILY 10 and from the
North and Wesl Branch Of tie SusqUehan
ia, E,mjra, aad all Of Northern New York
On and after Monday, May 28th, 1905,
the Passenger Trans OF tie North Central
Railway viii arrive and depart from Sun.
bury, Harrisburg and Bal,jmors, as follows:
SOCI,HIV.3RD.
Mail Train leaves Sudbury daily
except Sundays, at 1919 Il
Leaves Harris5drg, l3O D..
Arrives al Baltimore, $50 d"
Express Train leaves Sunbury daily
excep' Sundays, at II 30 pm.
Leaves Harrisb'rg ,excePt Monday so an.
Arrives al Baltimore daily except
Monday, at zoo N.
Accommodation leaves Hauisb'rg 7.45 am.
SUubUIy Acc. isav es Suubury daily
except Sundays at 80 N
Ary's a, Harrisb'g except Sundays 10 is 3.
TORTHU.9RD.
Mail Trail leaves Baltimore daily
except Sundays al $40 n
Leaves Harrisburg, ll5 10
Arrives al Suubury, s.20 ? IL.
ExP,ess Trains Baltimore daily, 1000 "
Arrives al Harrisburg, 2.2C an
Leaves Hauisb'ra except Monday .2.4O {!
Arrives al Sunbury. 5.l5
Erie Express leaves Baltimore eX-
cept Sundays at 8 90 pm.
Arrives al Harrisburg, 1855 am.
Leaves Harrisburg, lis 4"
arrives al Sunbury 10 ="
Sunbury Accom- leaves Harrisburg
Daily except Sundays at AS pm
Arrives al Sunbury al ! 10
For further particulars apply at the ONCE.
n DUBARRf, SuPt
harrisburg, July 10, 1868.
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CONDITIONS OF SALE

GATAWISSA RAILROAD.-On and af,er
- Monday, November p, 1865, passen-
ger trains on the ColawisSa Railroad viii
run as follows
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EXCHANGE EcTIT,
WM,B KOONS Proprietor
BLOONsBURG pa

THIS magnificent Hotel, situate IN the
central portion OF the town, and op-
Posite the Courl House, has been thoroughly
repaired and refurnished, and the Proprietor
is nov prepared TO accommodate travellers.
ieamsleIs, droveTs and boarders in The mosl
pleasant aud agreeable manner His table
will be supplied with the best the market
attords,and his Bar with The choicest LIQUORS
Atienlise osllers will always be on hand.
and his stabhns is the most extensive in
this Sc ion OF country. Omnibuses will
aiwayscle ~ readiness 10 convey passeo
gers TO aud from the Railroad Depols.
VIM. 3. KOONS.
Blooms sbute, jolly 4. 1860
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06

Ny Extract s4rsspsriiin Is Blood Purincr my Extract
Buchu is Durctic and VIII cCt e. such IN all cases
Both prepared on purely s,icnfinc p-inc.pes-ta
rdcuo1nd are Tho most active ea-rres Of either that
can be made. ready aud conclusive test VIII be con-
p2rlson Of their properties with those sci fo-a &c fol-
lowing works:
See Dizpcnsatory OF the United States
See Professor Dzw-s' valuable uok5 on the Practice
of fFhysic.
sec remarks made by the celebrated Dr.. PYs,c PhIla
See remarks made b. Cr. LrIrAIr Mcdowell, ceie-
bEatcd Fhysc!cu aud Member Of Eoyal College OF
Surgeons, Ireland and published - ihe transactions ot
the King and Quccn Joa-uGi.
see hedico-ChirurI.ical Review polished ~ DESy.r
TRAvERs, Fellow of the Royal College Of Surgeons.
see most CT the late standard works oE 3tedie!as.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06

|THz Presidents Message will appear 10
H ns<s Il came 70 late Ior his issrs
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET i,

CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26
The PIrnte Shenanaoah.

Concerning the parole OF Captain Waddell,
aud the crew oil the Snenand ali, the Liver
pool Courier, OF the 9Th, gives these par
iicu ars Early last evening the officers and
crew OF the Shenandoah were liberated OF
parole, and landed At Liverpool. We are
informed that the order tor parole was re-
ceiytd by Captsin Paynter, Of the Donegal,
early in the sflernoon, and that immedi-
ately after il was communicated to taptain
Wudde l. Cap ain Wsdde ! then came or
sho and had an interview with some
Southern gentlemen, after which he re-
turned 10 his ship and pad of and dit-
charged the crew. But few spectato >
were present 10 witness the arrival Of the
crew 80 renowned fer their exploits, owing
doubtless to The fact that their parole wac
not tuoWn even 20 themselves until q short
time before their lansing. Each Of them
broughi on shore large qusntity Of lug
gag, ana they appeared TO have no lack Of
nioney-iacts which appeared 70 attest that
their long cruise has not been unrewarded.
The men, though exhibiting q marked re-
ticence on matters connected with the dis
cipline OF the ship, speak freely Of the en-
eumstances which led the Suena dOah TO
terminste her privateeriBg career, namely,
the meeting with the ship Bauacouta,
which the creW are unanimous in alleging
as the FIRST source through which reliable
information ives received Of the termination
Of the war. May Of tle ereio Of the Skelui-
d0ali Grc LirCrpO0i mon, ami these immedi-
ately on being landed drove OF TO their
homes. Oftbe others, few went 70 pri-
vste boarding houses, and others 10 the
Sailors Home The men declare that
they are a. perfect liberty 10 do Whist they
choose, and That their discharge is uncondi.
tiousl At eli events, they have been paid
Of, IA Amcrican dollars, and many Of hem
tr;f no doubt to-day Be on their i0gy 70 ottcr
parts OF he country
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lyFEErsuSe DocuErST.-A dispatch from
Washington says some legal gentlemen, who
are investigating The subject 81 trials for
treason. have unear,hed. among other cur
.as document. the instructions sent BY
President Washington 70 Gov. Lee, Of Viz
rinio. father Of Robert r. Lee, who was in
esumaud Of the militia force sent against
The whisky insurgents in Pennsylvania.
The inairuetions were drawn up by Alexsn-
der Humllion, then Secretary Of the Treas
AIRY, and were approved BY Edmund Ran
doiph They set forth The object OF the
military pr cecdiugs 81 two-fold 20 over
come any opposition which may exist, and
Do support the civi authorit es. They say
uf those persons in arms. Il any, whom you
nav take prisoners, che leaders, including
al persons IN arms, are 70 be delivered TO
the civil ms-isirates; The res. 10 be admon-
isasd and cent home, except such as may
have been particular violent. Governor
lee Wa also directed b inculcate snd cause
b be observed this principle, that the du-
lies OF the army are mined 10 the attack
iug and aubduiug of armed opponents to the
Laws. sud 20 the sapp ring and aiding the
civil ru,hoT.lss in ihe execution Of these
iancuons
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Another Presidential Interview,

Il is curious that as soon as any body sue
ceeds ia obtaining 6n interview with he
President, he rusnes incontmeutly into
print. Democratic politicians. Republican
politicians, rebel psrdon-scekers, editors
preachers, snd non professional people
seem impressed with the importance OF
making the latest rcya alton of Presidential
opinion, gathered irom few minutes con
vcrssuoa with Nr. Johnson, while a Gro ed
Of HnHicUs people are bcsieging the door Of
the snte-chamber. Congress meets soon.
and 1t the organization Of the House Is nos
delayed, we shall have the Presidents
views in full and official form, ana vii then
be a. wise as these favosed MORALS.
The last case Of Interview % which We
have knowledge, was that Of Gen. Fisk. .af
the fleedmans Bureau. Al a meeting in
aid Of the ffecdmes, held il the Brooklvu
Academy Of Music, GA Tuesday evening
the General is reported as having said,
"Hessen3sy he had = talk with the Presi-
dent, who said 70 him that be felt the great
responsibility committed to him. People
say sometimes, I was born South, ana
~ill not treai The negro as freeman. but j
mean and desire 10 carry out the views OF
me great ana good Aoraham Lincoln, abd
70 see that these people have guar
an'ee OF their freedom. nav not beiieye
y.
out mean they shall have chance.
theers.l wish the people Of the North
knew wat had % stand between. n,av
! receive telecrams and letters from Al
Parts 90 the South Of dreadful ;rnD,,t N,
they could but zee the dinicul,es oil INV M
sition they would pity me and give M, 80.
prayers THIS be said with tears II, his 80. ]
aad ssEei him 81 the Freedmen's ll,r.sn !
Sas 70 se aiscos1nued-my re iguatioa b. |
ing already Ia his hands-aud he sssst,
me, 90 back, 60 % your work, and zee ie.ties
done % ooth white aad blsck. The Fteed
mems Bureau VIII only cease 10 exist when
the southern states are resolved 10 deal hon
Is v and justly BY these freedmen
This Is certainly 10 the point, but i
nvtsiug more than the people OF lhe south
era STATES have been told over All ort-
again. The set o. emancipation carries
Nith il the moral obligation, on The part Of /
she Government, 60 assure 10 thoae Who are
enfranchised BY i, such protection OF their
civil rights. and such equitable reeoruibop
in the legislation Of the Ststes, a. vlll mate 1
their freedom someihiug mere thau an 4
empty name The usy 70 sboiish the Freed /
nen's Bureau Is ior the Legislatures to make /
sach laws regulating The status 81 The freed i
man in the States As vii secure him in the /
nghts to which, as a free msn, be Is entitled. /
- C'EcsHaah Cgssnfrcial
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DaIIr USros OFFICE,

Nashville, November Is, 1855.
There vas no change in any Of the mar
kes yesterday. The following are the
sholessle prizes Tor he various srt!cles in
AZ Gig.
AsrLks-S1 s5as 3 I'll.
Basslzs--se 81 per Fsrd
BAlE koPE---lenP lS@s -.
BEzF-Drisd re per b,
BAcOs-Ciesr sides. 2je; 2lc Tor shozl-
ders Sugar cured hams s4s = ID.
Country hams z0r
BuTrER AID Eses-Buftsr Sac Eggs,
sl@SSe per dozen BY the barrel
C1sDLes - Iailow " 4 20 S.-r, z ,4z5e.
per n.
CoES MEAI--per bush, 81 25.
CaEEsE--dem5arg. 2Sa2se. per D.
CoFFEE-Prime Rio. 80 a S4s. per n,
Jayaf2lassc.
FLovR-For best superfne So 90, extra
family sil 0u@lS.
FEED-Corn IN saal,s in store, Sl61l IS per
bush. CATS new black. m store. 75e per
bushi Hay, new Tiinolhy, Ia d pressed, SIS
10 80 per tea.
GEAIS--Nheat, old red winter, S. p TO
s. 20 per bltthei; prime choice Kentucky
Waite Wheat Cor sesd, s. 70 - 50 per bush.
HIBEs--- Green. g. y N dry hint, 10
I
hos, BY the Ton-Flat Bar, = 10 inch
to ] inch, &c per 10 Dandy Tire, = BY :
o - BY Is to z inch, ne per II Band
iron, > 20 by Z 10 s-l6 inch, 79ze per ID !;
Round and Square, I 70 az inch &c per ID /;
( Horse Shoe, scrap. assorted sizes, SIC per
I b. Nail Rod, superior quality, equai 70 hest
swiss, 141ze per n; Hoop Iron, ~ 70 t
I inch, &c por b.
LEkTaER-Oak tanned sole leather, Gin
eiunati, 55c. = h do. do. country, 45e.
p b skirtinz 5O955. . d harness 44(945c.
I y h bride per dos. S50s55; upper S4o@
4 55 kip skins S70s9o; calfskins S40a85.
LAEe-Firm, 2sJ6sSe-
LUNBER-FlOorIng. per 1909 Ct SIS $50 +,
Rough clear Pine. SIe TO $50; Plained Gear
MOLAssEs-In barrels, 81 2O@l 40 per
NATJs-SS Is for I0d, I'D, 3 d, 40d, 6ad,
l for jobbiug lots; an advance Of 25e. for small
er lots. Brads and Fencing Nails same
| prices at Nails Of same size. Spikes cut 3
to inches, 50 90 per key.
OStoSs-S4 5Ota5 per Dbl.
| EUeARs-E. 4. sugar IN hhds 1914 poe IN
bbis. l9c; crushed, graduated, and pow
dered 2SkG2s per r.; Coffee sugar 22a23c.
SYRUP-GOlden,S 81 Goal 80 y GAL in 5Sbbls.
SaLT-per Dbl, bushel bbls, S 50.
SEEDs-f Timothy 81 90 p busheI herds
Grass s. Blue Grass 81 Orchard Grass 50
so; Clover Seed 81 90 p bushel.
DEMONSTRATIONS S0a90e Bright $lR3.
WaIsKY bourbon, puTe,S5 90, Imitation
50 .5as Robertson, pure, - 0pa5, imitation
81 75a3; Commons Rectified 81 as; a p
pie and Peach Brsndies, old $4a5 new "a
4 80; Irish whisky 10 Cognae Brand !,
| pure, $50 90; Cognac BHD1y, domestic,
S3aA so; Port and sherry Wines Slas;
Champagne Wines $25a45.
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The Const,tutionaI Amendment.

Il isa little remarkable, to say the least,
that there should be such strenuous opposi-
tion in the late slave states, 10 the second
section of the Constitutional Amendment,
which gives 10 Congress power TO enforce
the provisions Of the first section, ii there is
a determination hmoog Southern statesmen
10 carry out the spirit Of the act Of enamel
patton.
Taking their extreme view OF the power
il vests in Congress, no occasion can possi-
bly, arse Tor the exercise OF that power, uu-
less they seek TO defeat the intent Of the
set, and the obligation OF the frst section OF
the amendment, by substituting y form OF
apprenticeship and civic disability that will
not only deny 70 the freedman tbs enjoy
meat OF his rights, but deprive him Of an
remedy against encroachmrnts upon them,
and reduce him to o condition little better
than that of absolute slavery. These States
have only % do justice 10 the freedmen OF
color 10 ensure themselves against the inter
ference which they believe 70 be implied IN
powers granted Ia ihe second section OF the
cspctaaGu Commercial
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

@A'ND-- " AtA-- = 4-s1--f 4 n - , A--s
NoFUBEE p, 1865.
The House met at The usual hour, 1lr.
Speaker Heiskell in the Chair. Prayer by
Rev. Dr.. Preslar.
The Journal Of yesterday was read and
81
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RESIDE NCE

adj iniac the Slate Fsir Grounds, and the lands Of
John Tumble, Esq conisinUg ~ rOoms Win ne.
eassrT out housP-,--Esl enclosed-s uumler of
rui trees, sni p,eniy q good water. LoE ~ fset
front 10y Isl deei
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

Az Aie1italla cf ne Womb Tasisa ma ss1-slL
lioaa EsfT.sl Aaiies rlo hala 1sa1 % ast-I7.
n1lta to f1l.clIT 81 pFef5 aharadal GA - eEI.il
70 taff i,,i tliIe 4 .auad lil.I4al ll lflli llt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

sAALuoE srmst.-Thc Wheeling Intclh-
gsucer. Of tbs I'D says prom gentle
maa iron fles'ants county, Of this State,
Who was IN she city Yesterday, We learn
that D usu named Iiusps, who has recently
been sinking an Oh well on Horseueok. in
the above named souHtys struck oil the
other day ct a depth Of thirty three feet.
The cost Of boring she well was $50. Il is
snid 20 be . ono hundred barrel well. This
j. the beat oil strike We ever heard Of. and is
certainly fortune 10 the owner. We learu,
ala. thsl Mr. HusPs bad previously in
vested shout Slo.ooe ia non paying wells,
and he thinks a about time he should
strife e vein.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

orr locso fotEs.-The closing number
q he arst volume ef this periodical has
been received al The News Depo, Of Mr.. &.
r. Cone. The following 10 the liable Of con
teuis.
Christmas, ,pociry.l
The Dolls stoy.
Farming for Boys.
The Cruise Of the Leopold.
Rosr'ng Run.
Half houra with Fsthss Hi,shtl,py..
Among The strJios.
Wiuning His WAY
Countsy Ncighhors Again.
Aaoat IN the Forest
Round he Evening lamp.
VOW Is The iime 10 send iu subscriptions
Cor tbe uert volume. Every family ought
~ have "our Fouur Felix's" on the centre
sable ias the bcncat Of the children.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

Brigham Young has issued manifesto 10
the saiuts, calling upon them 10 eonstruc.
Telegraph lines from the froutier settlements
e s.it Lake City. brigham givos details
Of roaie', AMI instructions Ia hauling and
sc''.ug poles; also calls upon each settle
men' 20 ssnd soms suitable person to Salt
L'ke q Be- instructed ia ihe art Of tsle-
graphing
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

The report Of Postmaster General Denni.
son shows thut she revenue Of the depart
tasut Or m year cHcseds the expenditures
b. ssyersi hunsred thoasaud dollar. In
making southern coutfscis, he has let theni
e. rates low cuough b insure shui ,herc
I'll Be- 40 delcieoclcs i5- he Ncrih to ligui.
dsis.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26
NOTICE.

lssIsTAsf QuART-zNasTFR's OFFIrE, I
No. &c south Cherry street,
NASHVILLE, Nov. a. 1865.
CEALED PROPOSALS will he iecelved a. his
y Once mp to the Ist day Of December, 1865, ior
the re-ionfing. in composition Of The OHIO Bsrrsis
situated on Summer street.. near the IA on Depot
Measurement f2sslsl twenty eight thousRndt ignI
hundred aud ghteen ieet.
BIDS 10 BE- made Tor the above work BY the foot
Uaskiiled labor Eiii BE- iln shed.
". WILLS
noF2tSt Bvt. Nj. Il A. 2. N.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

Aos. HEsur ". HILLiasn We publish
'nt morning, CA our nrst page. 6 letter Of
he Hoe. Henry "a. Hilliard, addressed 10 a
E'auemaa Of New York. Thsrc Is much IN
ne letter that VIII NEE, the appreciation Of
10 Patriotic Of All ssrtiops.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

me Mobile Register and Advertiser says
=, 'a'a'iiie Union seems 10 forget ulai
published in Southern State" We
respectfully inform that prini that
,-slihs no sections. We have had
q Ne glorious SOUTH and '.south-
" A'sai', Of treason and rebellion. We
= a reoognize only The Govern
" q ne United States ss Che obiec, Of
Nspe1' and reverence.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

In Washington City, Nov Tth, at the residence Of
Lieut. Col James W. nichoils, by the Rev Dr. VII
liam Pinkney, HAARm HrHBES, ESQ OF cin@inns g.
Ohio, bEOther-n law Of the late MsjOr A. s. Ballard,
U. ;. Army. to MIS- Iowa Nelson's daughter o
NJ Isaac Nichols, formerly Of Nashville, Ten
49,
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SPLENDID CITY PROPERTY


on FEET on Chutch straet, opposite The Max
81 well House and Masonic Temple, ~ = ressoa-
znie price. ms Is centIBs choice properly, GBd IS
more than 90 ieet deep.
AZ FEET, IMPROVED. on Hine street, bsiwesn
NtD Church and Union, very choce i9eEti0n, but
toe Improvements arc moderate. The plise Is very
iGW.
0D FEET with large Brisk DFelliag on viaa
~ stfeei. hftWeen lnion and Cedar, being about
the most desirable lCcau0n for residences IN the
city.
.OOn FEET IN McGavoek sfreei, West Nashville,
ZOO on when is a n al Brick Dwelling with 8 or
r0omF, kitchen ssabe 6e, and first rate eistfrn.
Prise only Sa,Oc0. House and premises in good
ordsr-
1AO FEET on Broad street. West Nashville,
lOO with elegant new BrcK 6onse, containing
10 or l9 rooms, licher stable, two cisterps, shru0
berg, &C., AZ, az $500. Very des rEble. II not
sold within ten days T. j. isrge ard choice pRce viii
be renter for the remainder Of this and ths whole
Of nsxt year
IN FRET on North MsrEet street corner Of To-
~ rust, on sh ch j. the well known Pleasant
Smith house. Pnce 81, go.
With o.hsr good city property in every section Of
nov2s-Iw MELON & MURFREE.
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Amnssmeats

s.ocnd week Of tee popular sciof,
J. F. McnoNuU6H.
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800 REWARD.

WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD 70 Any.
n psrson sho vii ares and bung 10 me. IN the city
fSsshyiile, samuel Iiele, formerly Wagon Masl5r
10 tbs Government ensplcy IN said city. sad Ttle
j. abort thirythree years cid, i've feet seven inches
high aud OF md con plexlOn, biue e. Is and sandy
hair, s'ouily buiit. GEO g. MINOR
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