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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

A sale Of packages uncaued for vii
tx. place tomorrow al the Auction House
of John K. Hume 4 Co. The Sale is made
under tho authority Of Joel Davis, Eiq-,
agent Of the Adams Express Company
a catalogue vi he owners names was pub
shed Tor d month in the Union, and al
.4e packages Ehieh remain on hand viii
be- disposed Of. The sale VII have al the
interest and excitement u q lottery. Go
41d take a chance.
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be Richmond Wing says Yell s. brown
-'' az Montgomery Ala Thursday Of
.aristGas week, and reported that the
wound ais brother Gen. Tuo. C. Brown re-
-stved az Franklin, was DONG we'll. tits
Toe -gat leg.
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THz Lnr o. LErrzEs.-The iiTt Of isttsrs
remaining uHcaIIed ior IN the Post-oftee'
published officially II tie columns Of the
,-lsHrr1LE Cv-oS, can be consultod n the
Business Office Of the UEIoE- = VII be
found unon a buIlst.a inside the building.
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s1ashrllle Anlon.

THE UNION has the largest
circulation Of any SeWspaPer IN
Teuuaseee---fts City and Army
circulation more than double any
other paper
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lHEarEE.-Mr McDonough and Mss
-atta enter mon the second week OF their
Engagement l0-morrow. Tit Prove as SUE
s-siui AZ he irst, they VII have cause 20
a 4igsIy slated with NasHvl He Crowded
houses have greeted lhsm u every per
.1ruanrc. The Seven Sisters" VIII be
-'1eated again The public Ices not grow
weary Of this magnificent 1peetscle, but
seems .o crow more partial with each req
-ta1u.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

STEAM FERRY We are geatGed % know
hat The Steam Ferry " Kentucky" is meet
* with so much success. We must have
good -e'.able ferry, with easy approaches,
and we have every confidence tina, Captain
Rogers VIII accomplish all that IS required.
=azmsrs can now come TO the city and
s75l5 they can cross the river ia time ror
ua-Ees- and AZ no time be- delayed over
I've minutes on either side Of The river.
We understand Capt. r. has ordered
suosaer boat, and as soon as t can be OBJ
aimed, viii run "a connection with the
kentucky. and cross inside Of three min
utes, from ssrlv daylight tai Q or 10 o'rioci,
81 night
We wish .apt. RagerH anal bis gentleman
ly lid, y r. IoodLue, sucress IA their en-
frruriFa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

MgKEs8aEE CHrRcH.-Prsaching this
morning at-Ig II % clock and this evening
at g. o'clock, 5y tbs Rev. Bishop Clarke Of
The NJ. p. Church. Sunday School 1t 9
% The morning Class meeting on Tues
lay evening at o'clock Prayer meeting
u Wednesday evening at O'Clock Sol
l.srs class On Friday evening at 7 o'clock.
Daily prayer meeting at o'clock P. II.
/ I ara -nr-LaI
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FINERAL NOTICE.

Tie friends and acquaitntauass Of MERIT e
P-LcIra are invited 70 attend his funeral, from he
house Of Speaker Rollins, No. Is Summer street.,
this morning az haf past 10 O'Clock.
Sunday January g.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

We are Obliged to E. IL Davis, news
dealer. Sswaaee Depot for the Louis
lille and Cincannatd papers. q copy Of
Dsgiey new war novel, "Mosby, the
Iusrrilla, and ne Farmers Almanac
For Ts6.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

Tor pure liquors OF ali kinds, and az ie-
scTiption Of mixed drinks, 60 TO the Bon
Ton, Northwest corner OF Cherry and Cedar
streets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15
49,. 5AliyEESAL SUCCESS
m
or
DOCTOR McClLL.
BOTANIC PHKSECIAN,
n THK TREATMENT on DgEAsEs. p
GROWING HL-4 WITH SUCCESS ~
OTHER STATES, As 1T "a ~
NASHVILLE TFNyEgaEI


For further information n regard to
the skillfUi success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred to Still
LES THERAPEUTICS and MATsRIA MEDICA,
Two large volumes, la5e edition Of 1850,
the best work in tie United States,
where you viii fuo, Dr. McGill's name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age IN the treatment of dis
eases of women For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
ChP8Rie Cases
Nth sstsfacdou. Rhsuruaasm. kfEasnons OF he
Lungs; Diseases % he ThruEf, STellsd 5oiuts,
36d L5nhs- PsTIrisy, Pihs, Ulcers, Cancer, GTEYsi,
Diseases % the Heart SD Liver, Inflammation Of
The stomann, Neuralgia, Kings Evh OF 5cTofGia,
Desfnasz, Diseases OF tie Hyes- Dehihtated 3Y8-
ssuns, Dyspepsia or fndo,lsti0n, sad Consumption
tosetheF WITH 81 Private - i-easea sid
Diseases OF the u mary OK ans
70 me Ladies.
All Affections q las Wcuab trssted With succsss.
Those KaFrlsa L@dies WfsD EsFe besn % uniOFfu-
lste 70 nizsaFTT or prove aoorrion can d carried
% thsiT NIL aEns band pragnEnfs BY giving n1a =
al
Sterllity.
Young Married Lsdiss whose misfortune & ass
1seu DOT % BRING forth Il due season, raEnsmbsr
sod has SD you should inulhpy ana rsBlenlsh- Il
thls e yOur desire yOH cin cOnzsit me- slfhsr BY
stteF OF n Psrson- Ne laa5 ovsE thirty-ive yesrs
q age need make slFsicSlsoa- Al communications
.effHF 0eFflrI.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

~. T. Hannah, supposed 70 have been
8urat IN the Cali House, Louisville, has
turned gp safe and sound
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

The sum Of 500 600 has already been
subscribed % Louisville TO rebuild the Gait
E1lzs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

Young AEn, Stop 5ef1rf Feu furthsr 60 o. al
diseases subject q Mz1- there IS disezse - hard
% cure = Night Emissions, and DhVs5GEszls are
sGsiroa lzt I1oeEsts1d -TaEIine i ari 70 you can
Ay tnat hsFe cured DOZENS u this CITY as well a.
n a1efout states, Who aEte apsAI dollar aftar DOE
~ alla are 1oR Weil elFoii 81 ne I daily re-
.fing ettssz .sEd sendiri medicine 20 Al rart1 Of
ne ooIElFy- n EoFsi. 81 fhzt sra diseased u
~ eAs1 No VI give ma cal, I VII Esve sS1ts-
-lsn -oT ~ @ thS disssaes Mentioned n this al
IeItseansnl' ias best q references giTen IN tnis
Al lsttszs dlreatsd %
DIR. MCGILL,
Unlou stieef. Nashville Tenn.
lml-B WI meek Hith Drompt attention.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

res "a 5ier Gallery, ~ and e. Union
rast
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

Large collection OF Pictures Tor the Al
bum no Ciera' Gallery.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

ST. Martin 3. K0cheI has been elected
Tax Assessor Of ths City Of Eaahville forthe
present year.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

Tor inc Jsmsica BAN go 20 the Bon
Ton, Northwest caracraf Chsrr4 So Cedar
streets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

Is Won want a genuine. irish Whisky
Punch, 90 10 the Bon Ton, Northwest cor
aF- 1T Cherry and Cedar streets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

The benefit at The new theatre last week
.or the Relief Fund, Melted the handsome
sum OF 8944. The generous manager, Mr..
4len, deducted 5ut one-haIf o. the expen-
sss actually IN CURED. The poor Of Nash
vile VIII hold lIr Allen, the Webb Sisters,
aud LIS company, -u pleasant remeu-
sr1arA.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

A choice lot Of bed blankets at ". Free
man & Cos, . Public square
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

Fora ale Photograph call At Giers' Gal
cry.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

All persons afflicted with prTyatsdiseases
would do we'll 70 call on Dr.. A. Richard
Jones, No. q Dssderick street, up stairs.
Dr.. :. may be found in bis ofics at al
hours. n0yZ3
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

=1lsud.dAI5ams for sale at Gieu- Gallery.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

IF you want a good Cigar, call on
Ehreuberg, No 40 Union street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

Aka, Axza-300 Dozen, best brands
Tor saIe by c. ". -FaII / Ca, Hardware
Dealers, 81 Public Square. nov23d
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A CHECK OE NEW YORK e ths sAfsss
~ Ii asud 4 RZATTEA nee HONE, and
= 5yor%h PAX all over the Loyal States
WswouId Slso inf1rm the 0nsinesN eom-
nunity tbsa Ne rsssivs DRPosITs-
pan Ie-H
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Cross on Inc steam Ferry Boat Kentaelsy,.
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s.as, ,a thss,eamI. Ferry Boat Kentucl,y.
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Cross on The Steam Ferry Boat Kentucky.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

Fara splendid Carte de visits. call at
..er1s Gallery
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15

Cross On -le Steam FERRY Boat Kentucky
For q good buggy blanket call on Y.
freeman & Co., pat le square, corner Dead
sr.ri street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15
Condltlon or southern RIdnns.

5-os. on lie sts,.n Ferry Bost Kentucky
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-15
2. BARNEY EITRA GOLD PENN.

These pens bear my trade max, % C.. P. 8ARsss,
Ezra LOU, HT.," for which ! rave 8eerrsd The
a11,-s0hf and are warranted equsl iu fineness of
mater al and Workmanship 20 the Des Eastern rnsr-
nd cture, aud are believed 70 be srpero- 70 aiI
0ther7 ia durability and other substantial qualities
which combine - II ke a really 5erTlceabie pen
9snt 1y mall or EXPIRE refe'ut Of price md
.rr-l sl1rcss 81 1y mail, AZ ny ~. when ~
il s1dsd Tor registry y nte Jour name ard al
dress plan y.
Postage on single pen fhr1s sert= pen with any
eara o. a. lder ami box 81 cent?. o 4 pens RI
paired for dry cents f1rf stas1Ol esr1. Circulars
SEM TEEE Addrr5z
P PARNF7
Gold Pen Manu- 8sfJrer,
5E 5ssn-stfsst, Cor. sixth. Loaisvlls, ~.
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Cross on The steHu Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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C-ass on The steam Ferry Boat Eertucsy.
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CAsRo, Jan. Iz.--Ths s,'sner Marble City
from New Orleans on In Tth, Eas arrived.
The Steamship Crsols sft for New York
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A company Of the 3. C. militia was cap
tursd by Fosters TROOPS near Hsrdeevf.is.
They had been two weeks in service, add
did not Like var
NEw YosE, Jan. lathe following is the
letter Of instruction frmn Gen. Grant 70 But
Ter, Ehieh is appended to Butlsr's report Of
the expedition
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-14

81 am not, and never nave becn IN
favor of making voters or Jurors Of
ncgIoes. nor of qualifying them to
mold offices or to intermar1s With the
white people; and I will san in odd;.
tlon to this, that there is asphysical
difference between the white and black
races, which l believe will forever for
hld the two races living togeA er on
terms of social and political eaul;tv
and lnasmuch as they cannot SO Gyc
while they do remain together tAere
must be the position of superior a,5
inferior; and I, as much as any otlNr
man, am IN favor of having the supA
r1or position assigned to the whitA
race, to which belong"
-1bruh0n, Lincoln.
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l. "A committee consisting of L, mr.
the M State represented in this Cox an Member from Judicial n.
touching the Constitution Shall be referred III coe"a
z A Committee of Thirteen Member. 'nonS OF the
Fsdrot Relooms to which shall be rep be styled
relations OF this State the overnnentH all propositions ~
Committee OF Thirteen Members the United States the
1ore3 Population" to which shall be refe1a styled T1e
the SUBJECT OF slavery and the condition ha
- Committee of Thirteen Members peono COUGHING
ways and Nons to which shall be allied 'ne State
and dsbursing Of +e'Gee
all pecunlary claims against tho S
COMMITTEE Of Thirteen Members ~ 'no ao
dtmces and RGsoaionS, to which shall be
matters to be ordained resolved by this Cr
operly ex
t. Committee of Seven Members provided
g which shall be charged with ..
shall De required blythe Convention superintendng
ton of the - lone as +
Mr. PICKENS offered the following Ordinance which, on
ordered to lie tile - ~ ~ ~ ~
We The Delegates Of the People tie Of Carolina in Gs
Conue"io nae d Oda, That passed Convention
OF December 1860 withdrawing Federal Union
and the same is hereby repealed. ~'
fortunes of together with President
me nted generals the field
acquicsce said hereby ordan mnct oe;c
to the Constitution of the United
49, t'0'"A"NN
On motion of Mr. SIdONTON
O7e That when the Convention
tomorrow, at IL o'clock A. NJ. 49,
offer
resolutions offered by Mr. ~ ~
On motion of Mi SIMONTON Convention was adjourned At
o'clock p. NJ - ~ ' "N'o'nne" "' =
j. H. NORWOOD
F. W. McMASTER.
Secretaries O the Convention
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The New York Post, in referring to
the Greeley-Weed controversy, is not
delicate in it's comparisons. 1t saws.
two stout and frowzy viragos abusing
each other in the street, do not make
delectable sight for respectable men
or women; indeed, the spectacle is
one to make decent man blush that
ae belongs to the same species with
1em. Yet the flaming eyes, the nasty
wNrds, the matted locks and ragged
clethlnS, the whole aspect of rage and
1uN' have q charm for the more brutal
Par OF mankind, who cry on the COM
nlh' ITS. and are the moro delighted
the 9ercer their rage and the more
DANA lng their blows The suffers
ana emp-followcrs OF Grants army
might we'll claim to have led it, as
these fellows claim to have led the ma
tlon. iNey marched with it-that is
true-nu\th"y often grumblcd Mt the
'Teheral, 1p,l their chief occupation
was TO p1c,Nup the crumbs that were
dropped blythe fighting men,
Judge Howard, Democratic candi-
date for the i,overnorship of Maine,
says:
"The respective States are the nil.
lars on which th structure of the Ge-
neral government rests, and as these
are weakened Or destroyed, the struc-
turc must totter Sr foil The per-
sonal, social and p pditical rights Of all
must be guarded aud protected but
these rights are to beadiusted. mainly
by the respective States, leaving the
General Government a1nreme w;+h;n
its sphere. - ''
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Notice.
i122

THE copartncrship heretofore existing
Il between the subscribers, under the
firms OF BLAkELY & WILLIAMS. Charles-
ton, and J. NJ: BLAKELY 4 CO., Columbia :,
Is dlssolved this day by mutual consent.
Either partner is authorized to settle The
affairs of the late concerns.
All parties indebted to the late firms of
Caldwell, Blakelv Il Co.. Blakely & Williams.
}. NJ. Blakely 4 Co., and to the estates of
Richard Anderson and Lyles & Anderson.
are requested to make payment to either of
the undersigned. j. NJ. BLAKELY.
Columbia. S. C.
w. b. WILLIAMS,
Sept. l, 1865. Charleston. S. G.
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MARRIED.

On the 10th instant, at Columbia by tho
Rcv: Mr.. Simmons, of London. Mr.. A.
CASPARl. of L.aurens, to Miss 4. GOOD
MAN, formerly Of Charleston.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. DR.. 7. T.
O'Connell, MIR. S. L. VOORHEES,, of Co. A.
18th Ohio Vol. Infantry, and Mrs. MARY
BKIEN, of this city.S
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A Card

A Card
W. B. WILLIAMS will continue the Fac
forage and Commissio III Business in Charles
ton, and otfors his services to the friends
and customers of the late firms of Caldwell.
Blakely Il Co. and Blakcly & Williams.
Sept II
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-14

Estate Sale,
~ SELF on uuf4hpAY, ~ the soth instant , :,
PkopERTY on ofe tl premises, the PERs; PERS;6NWlIl WlIl
'eHased consisting at me of late j. j. oboT,N oboNAL d.
GSnrpcnter'sA 10 Too1s h1,tchen Furniture.
chickenlso chate'lon Utensils, Plousbs
3ditionH:S Hogs Goats, cattle, in fine
ed I'd ai atom mace to kn9wp 3 at the sale, Or ,non
we ,strator Cum y; 3; 7s13a 1D3EsAUssiU URE K upon
cc n N"' 1eS'o"'e'ao -imsseso.
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! J. % q RN AL
CONVENTION OF THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
WEDNESDAY. ssEPTEMBER u 1se,

.n.p... i, wEDNEspAY,s sEPTEM8ER IS, 1866.
h q daSes a Easssss e9ss1 ss @
ses I s. s 6srss5 %
P9ss s sr,s. ais5 J. Moses.
ts e5 91an sass5 1 ss sa asd If
ozs indRda iR& ss1stai we're tSea exhibited ana
1saSsatsR; %sGovan rom.. Thomson
s L Z ts''s oss John wilson Alexander Erwin "
ION s.ss 5 a%Ss 4sa eeS9;n W9s ,
Res ksss sss ssg es,srs : yA N''
s s bs,d MdsassfE snk John Peter Richardson
3 Ssss. Ss @s'is'5 bs1s Bs
om faeaa-essrs Jas Ron John Bratton William R. Robert
Hes sss 9sss'f 5ss, Xs S4se Boyee
E.: ! s,i;5s w. $ % b r. v n.,,
[zz. s[ess lkssson ks;ss Mess Msssrz Fox
@ Tsss:iy asa sHnRe5 RsS'} 4 Stewart
Fe @ neGsfn sassd Hcrnaon = johnson .,.r,,
ss sass,ss ~ hssS 5sEl3s SaH MA Wallace Fw neA
fss sssss'9s ss: sss \ eRpsf' " 4 b,.stora
E Es s s sssgs s:.S4 esee: + ) s dssSx;s cAisen
Ms%sss Charlie. Macbeth Alfred
4 sSensn sensss + e + o1:a u n5 Sa%ss h
- ;,; :esd = 5sha u p7'es Carlisle, NJ G. p.
j. Moses John Fzierson Thomas NJ Null
Es 4 Wallace N Dawkns j. Keenan,
Fl Em R Ross, c. Beatty " Black, caawala
Tie proceeded to ballot for permanent President with
Whole votes east... .:"'"
S:sS': ::ss'.Sa ys:: votes
eived 40
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

YNHE undersigned, having associated will,
hlm IN business his son. EUGENE II.
MAhi i1id, Elt, the tirln will hc-c:f cr be known
The new firm will continue to receive and
forward promptly all MERCHANDISE and
PRODUCE contidcd to their care: and ,hcv
nope the patronage so lbcrally extended to
the old house will be continued to the new
firm. GEORGE H WAITEI3
OrangeburS, September II, 1865.
Sept IA t12
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Rhode Island boasts squash vine
sixty feet long and growing.
, 1865-03-26

.. OPENING Co.AuN1cA11oss.-Th CORES
,pondent Of the New York Tribune, who Is with
Sherman, gives the following account of the
opening communication between echofeld
and Sherman:
The day after General sherman's arrival
at Fayetteville, Captain Ainsworth reached
thHs place from Wilmington on the tug
Davidson, with dispatches from General Scho-
field. Captain Ainswurth LETT Wilmington
to come up the Cape Fear River, 120 miles,
spite Of the reports current that the liver
was filed with terpedoes and blocked up by
trees, and by the rebel, Chickamauga, suns
across It, and that numerous rebel batteriea
were es' abl'ahed at different points On the
river. He made his trip up with entire safaty.
without losing man, although continually
fired into By the rebels along the shore.
General Sherman complimeuted him hIchIy
FIR 8 gaFantrJ, and forthwith breyeited
him Commodore. His services in establish-
ing communication were Of crest import-
.ance. On his return. his little .yessal was
yell prot eeted by cotton bales, given to The
Commodore with the personal regards o{
General Sherman. Ainswo1th, upon his ar
rival at Wilmington, turned over the cotton
to the quarte!mastef, and keeps the regards
Of the General"
, 1865-03-26
Our Hntr.

Dr. Do Lewis has the following susres.
tons II clinton to preserving the hair:
God has covered the skull with f,atr. sore
people shave 1t of. Mischieyous practice. Il
exposes the brain: It exposes the tn, oat and
gis.s. eA' 9AoAo'
Men become bald. Why? Because thev
wear close hats and caps. Women are never
bald except ~ dfsease. They do not wear
81. Sc hats and caps. Men never lose hair
below where the cap touches the head, not il
hat holds the heat and Precipitation, Therehv
the hair glands become weak, the hair fa1is
out What will restore It? Nothing af;nT
the scalp becomes shiny. But In process Of
falling out or recently lost, the following Is
best: Wash the head freely with cold water
ti1ated hat. This Is the best means 10 arrest
the loss, and restore what is susceptible Of
, 1865-03-26
a9rppnsals.
!SuBs ISTENCE OFFICE q. s.

No % 5ou1n STEx11,
sr.rr, Ht1T1AoRE. Nd, Mach q, {e6s.f
*.is oa" rSvrns4!s nn; a u dala ~! 6e IessiE-
st-;11s, 1<,ehs te United sts&es eubsirence Depart
sItIL sIEtHILk 1anrsASp t4ooo} HEAD OF GOOD FAT
hs ST.: esss 81
az: 10 81, !. = Sa ssn @ ooe 80 =
u. tEtr sFl5tl At The expense ol the contr
issi: t:c: wi h, si failing thors of oas hoess nd
T.. " utSl poundt, 4Eo"s weight; Bul =. sss21,
fr.-.test Hc,itss 1nd Hnru.cla Cattle ' i'll be re-
y. e!s,tsrt.on 0, fftetn as} pounds VIII oe made
ss:!:ts, ;:ovile the animal docs not stand in tne
Ntiso Ard onc-h III lnurs beftr peln2 weighed
:.t.et a.et F:icne1 Immediately a!tes removal from
isr proposal. be had On application
s1sEs II .,
1t::i..s. will not : e c.hkltc1ed. =
LtGesstnu ~ vi! c'sin. 1he right Q! .e!shiug
~ tt'eEt th D The iniauGa mentioned aboyc; the
" ~.'shsns Will be pslo By the party efdng
,a i.sa blt 10 secure cons,de, alton must contain
fus'satee Of two 1espoaslple pefs,ns, es 1ol
tt::!e! .;a;an,e~ u Is Tor afe5 sels % midi
s4 Iey5 Ill saess eon q
rss E';a sgs sqa xa q .sS "a
~ - ~ IT. lLin mtui.
RI sn;, Y :, the must be shoxn
ss sosrs er !, ne United states DsiIIet Atsor-
Hit;te,et e ttcettd Rith toe oie. =
t-n-,,,h hcs. be present to rfepond to fclr hes,
1.sIas'd to Etss boni6 aud &Igp the &C tutfact be-
'>1s s!eav!cf The Office.
n teseiye to ttscl the r12ht TO reject
-. e!dt COM deI I'd unse - :nable
t;..sheao 70 De mace ~lt.f each delivery in soth
Axre,s! :! bs tn hatd II INT On atu1% 70 20 msuo
f!tesFanasu f!ttea UT be fnto,1eA dts'inctlv, ~PROpO-
1,w.STr E g EH GATIlE and addt ttssea 10 'l;Apt.
il nAhu WELLS, c. s., Baltimore, Md 3"
IT, Ec !. n The nhne Q: 1rrn, thetr n,mcs sud
+ eIee sdcrcst Muit apptAr, Of they will nos
r:ce Etsrsn or every member Of a or,u otrert1e q
IT.. h;!t ac.omr ny It wilt An oath or aEest.
a,tss ~ r. lhit+d tcs Government, 1t ne has not
1s,.dahot hot COL pit tnK strictly With the teruy ef
's'tittmtLt VIII he ri .cud.
Esc+-&s Il "4st-A-o' e@pA* Aaa Ss .. VOL
, 1865-03-26
Yosemete Gorge and Rae pak G,or,-
In California.
The General Land Office ~ H. sh:..A

&AG oEA@S0A AARAA Vu4tE AZ W 3E Edtuptof1 h4
Just received the returns Of the survey ofthasa
wonderful Developments Of nature, probably
the greatest natural cnrioslties on the eIohs
te1als spuls Of the Sierra Nevada. RI so-ne
volcanic convu1slon the mountains haye Iuaa' heen
torn asunder to the extent Of some eicht o..
tel miles, in length, and width varying Inn,
three to five miles, forming stnpendvus viii JI.
OF granite, with valley at4he base Of ths
came, through which flows the s1Mercet1 10 -1so
ar" By q wise and munihcent act. Con-. 1as,
BY special law, has granted this cisfs K -
Slate IT CulifosnIa to BE- foz ever daS;cated1 ~ ~.
public resort for,h.alth and recreation eo as as
The faHe at there is also granted to tSs
some thirteen or fourteen miles snnt. Hn esese, 70
slefs II T6e i Grors contains ices q tGe
Tsese 30 ammafh II hhiEe, covering xS acres
f. ssona,a Of the geaue and kno1Ss
hrrest @ eeuG e9 shem ea4nis q g With bark on tho
psss9 "a two aiszs2 kinds Of eaves oae a o
hsTn ,a'ess, sesn q da ne species which has been
!. til &c thousand years. ~ ~ Do'n 'so 70
, 1865-03-26

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