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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03


PROFESSOR MuLLER's coxcKRr.-we re-
greet that last night was so rainy the ladies
could not go out, for this concert Of Prof.
Muller would have gratifed them in a high
degree. The violin playing of tho Profess
sor was such as TO well sustain his splendid
reputation. As one Of the school Of Julian,
he has few rivals. Some Of his feats are
most surprising. he is the very Blondin Of
the violin, and walks ropes Of difficulty,
over Niagaras Of astonishing execution. In
la Melancholy he struck higher strain
with success, also in the delicious accom-
paniment to schubert's enchanting "sere-
made " both be and Prof. Adams rendered
the sweet music delightfully."-. But place
aur danes. How shall we express our adj
mirston Of the fair Seaorita Merito whose
vernscular English, and Irish, and Scotch
are, by the bye, excellent. Now warbling
like the notes Of birds deep in the woods,
then pouring out in rich wealth Of power
a volume Of sound, pure in tone and en-
chanting in effect. She aroused the en-
thusiasm Of her audience, whose eneores
we're frequent-we must say to frequent.
To encore a signer after the execution Of a
long piece, to encore yet again after that
stimulating the songstress to give three
pieces in succession, is gratifying as ap-
plause, but the effect is cruel. In her Ital-
ian pieces The lady was in general coldly
correct, but wanting life. But in "Trust to
Luck" within Mile OF EdinbrO' Town."
and other pieces, her animation was IN
spring. With q voice Of good compass,
and round even tone, tho senorita is de-
licious singer, aud every lover Of music
will be delighted with her. We have a
number OF noteg-oD our bill we should like
to write ont, but space viii not permit; we
muzt, however, mention that gentleman
performed "Hear me Norma " in very
pleasing style on the violineello. We have
had no music equal to this Of Prof Muller's
concert, in Nashville for sometime, and we
have pleasure in calling the attention of
amateurs to their high merits.
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10 strnnrers and Citizens.

WEdo not profess to be the only Physi-
clan in the city, " who may be found &C 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 well established and ex-
perienced physicians nor do we pre-
tend to be inlallible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases mem
toned iu our general advertisements We
do not claim the possession Of any t0ondcr-
I'll secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
a5ie treatment or 9aliiatiUes as al sensible
men must know, that success ia the prac-
tee Of medicine, does not depend 90 much
upon the discovery OF Ael0 remedies, Or afi0
ugodes Of treatmeRt, e. upon me skiiiiul use
Of those agencies necessary 70 a perfect cure
and this can be acquired only By expe-
rience and patieHt Application We res
pectfully refer the public % our general cd
vertisetnent, IN another part 81 the paper.
Office hours from g in the morning tiil =
At night i. L. CoLEnAss ~ D
Ga North Cherry ST., Nashville, Tenn.
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A ROMANTIC AFFAIR.-A young woman Of
rather Prepossessing appearance, was ar
raigned before the Recorder yesterday, in
male attire. When arrested she was in
company with young man named J. Il.
Green, who denied the authority of the
officer to arrest his companion, and resisted
him. They were both taken in custody
and Miss Minerva Rich, the girl, was fined
S. for her appearance in the streets in
mems clothing. Green was fined $50 for
resisting the officer. He disclaimed all
knowledge of the fair Minerva, and stated
that her companion fed on the appearance
of the officer, when he was made the vic
tim Of this frall young woman.
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dispatch from Cen. Gilmore.

HEADoUARrERs DEPARTMENT or .SoCTH
e ARoL1SA, Feb. 2G.-Lieut Gen. Grant
and Gen. II. ". Halleck An inspec
ton OF the rebel defences Of Charleston
show that we have taken $50 pieces Of
ordnance, being more than double
what j first reported The lot includes
y and 10 inch columbiads and 3 great
many 81 and AZ FOUNDERS and inch
Brooks, rihed, and many peices Of for
eign make; also captured 8 locomotives
and 8 number Of passenger cars in
good condition.
Deserters report thattke last Of Har-
dea's army was to have crossed the
river yesterday, bound for Charlotte,
and Il was said that sherman had al
ready intercepted their march.
The last of Hoods army, 1900
strong, passed through Augusta on sat
urday the 10th, on the way TO Beaure-
gard. Georgetown has been evacuated
and is in our possession Deserters
are coming in constantly We have
over 400 already
(signed) @ A GuNoRE
Major General
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BAokwATsR.-The waters are rising rapid
ly IN the low grounds around the city, and
many citizens will be driven out Of their
homes, If it comes up much higher. We
are surrounded with water, aud nearly all
the wagon roads are impossible. 1t is six
teen feet deep under some portions Of the
railroad trestle work. The vicinity Of
Smoky Row haslnearly gone under" and
several houses are submerged. Cellars and
eisterns are booming full, and pumps are
actively at work. The rain continues, and a
further rise is certain. The mud is also
rising rapidly, aud it it continues few
days longer. all will go on "swimminrlv"
in the city.
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OH THEArRE.-Bulwer's beautiful play
Of the Lady Of Lyons will be produced to-
night, with Mr.. James A. Oates ss Claude
Mellnotte, and the fair Julia Nelson
Pauline. This popular piece re-
quires no comment from US, as it is one OF
those plays that the people are always
pleased to witness. The company is one Of
mere than ordinary talents, and the lead
ing characters viii be well sustained, by
artistes who would be deemed eminent if
their names appeared in large letters. at
is not all gold that glit;ers" Robert Ms
eaire is the after-Piece. We bespeak fall
house for the stock company on this ocea
sion. Encourages home talent.
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A CARD.--The proprietor of the Gallery
Of the Cumberland was the first to introduce
to the citizens of Nashville the beautiful
pearl miniatures, and this gallery is the
only place in the city where they are made
and permanently colored in water coiors.
Morse's Pearl miniatures must not be COM
pared with the limitations seen on the
street, which are eolored only in dry am
brotype colors, and which have no dura-
bility.
Call at the Gallery of the Cumberland,
rs Cedar street, and examine specimens.
A. S. MORSE.
Any person in this city who pretends to
be the inventor Of pearl miniatures IS 8
humbug, and trying to deceive the public.
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Public Meeting.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 2Sth, 1865.
The Undersigned, citizens of Nashville
and Of Davidson county, feeling a deep IN
terest in the success Of the Federal cause,
request all good loyal citizens to meet at
the Capitol on Saturday night, the fourth
OF March next, for the purpose Of giving
an expression of their unbounded satisfac-
ton ct the great success that has recently
attended our glorious armies in the field,
and to celebrate the victory over Hood at
Nashville, the downfall of Savannah,
Charleston, Columbia end WILMINGTON.
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The hearts OF many VIII be made glad "a
hear tnst rotten recent selection Of choice
Groceries, wines, &c, while in NJ ~,
have just arrived at his store. 30. ~ Coi5
lege street. lie invites AT = can snd -
anime his Desicsted Vegetables. &C.,
Peas and Corn, Stewards Candies, JeIliss
Gelatine, Roast Meats, and many Other 80
ticles too numerous 20 mention.
aa-ehq-tf
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The WArcH CAsE.-The cose Of Charles
Glennon, charged with stealing a watch
from Mr.. Beasy, at the house Of Miss Jen-
ME Barber, came up before the Recorder
yesterday. The testimony Of the inmates
Of the house was rather indefinite, but
circumstances connected with the young
mans actions, led the Recorder to hold him
to answer al the next term Of the Circuit
Court.
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Invalids, whose ailments are increased by
our changeable climate, viii find quick re-
lief in DR.. swayne's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry. Coughs and cold, sore throat,
asthma, and incipient consumption, how
ever severely developed, are cured in a sur
prisingly short time. Prepared only by DR..
swayne, Philadelphia, and sold at the Drug
Store of W. J. & c. W Smith, corner of
Church and Vine streets.
uarcb3-3t
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The mail train from Chattanooga 10
Knoxville, on Sunday last, met with a Sc
rious accident when passing through the
the Tunnel From some cause a couple Of
the iron braces which supported the arch,
fell down. and hung over the track. The
first four cars after the engine were loaded
with army wagons. As the train passed
under the hanging braces, they caught the
wagons and swept them back, jamming
them up against the box cars and killing
two and wounding three Of the soldiers on
the cars. The accident delayed the train
several hours.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

DErRArDISC THE GovEESuEyr.-The fol-
loving employees Of the Government we're
arrested yesterday by the Provost Marshal
lo5 dsirauding their "Uncle Samuel: Chas
toote' Chris. Dillon, VIM. Christy, James
N'eOoniey, Calvin Lambert, Nelson 9. Mil
'eF' and VIM Ennis. They were all com
United 10 prison, 70 await trial by Court
Martial.
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Those in need Of physician for special
diseases are referred to the advertisement
of DR.. L. L. Coleman. He is an educated
physician, of long experience, and has been
very successful in his practice. OF all per-
sons in the world, those who need his ser
vices, should keep out Of the clutches of
pretenders and emperics.
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River and Steamboat News.
ARRIVALS.
Shamrock, Gin. Gen. Grant, Gin.
Yorktown, Montana,
DEPARTURES,

ARRIVALS.
Shamrock, Gin. Gen. Grant, Gin.
Yorktown, Montana, /"
DEPARTURES.
Rob Roy, Gin. Rose Hite, Lou.
The river is again rising, and the banks
are oyerAowing. A steady rain set in night
before last, and continued all Of yesterday
A great freshet seems inevitable, and the
houses in the lower grounds will be flood
ed-several are already submerged. Attic
lower landing the river has broke over the
levee, and the hackwaters form lake capa-
bic Of navigating the largest steamers.
Business is exceedingly dull on the levee.
No freight or passengers are offering for
any points on the river.
For the benefit Of steanlbostnen we would
again state that the bridge is thrown open
for boats between the hours of and 10
O'Clock, A.. n, and and P ~, each day,
until further notice.
Capt. French has purchased an interest
in 'he Almond, and is loading her al
Pittsburg for this port.
A fleet Of boats are On route to this city
from Louisville.
The Ohio river is bank-full, and rising.
The Tennessee river is out Of its banks,
and full Of drift wood.
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FATAL SHOOTING AFrRar.-DapioI su,on.
GER a eolored man was arrested yesterday
by the patrol guards for shooting another
colofed man named VIM. Covington. The
aiuieulty was brought about by the removal
o. asandle from swanger's room last night
by oovington. When he returned with
'he candle quarrel ensued, which resulted
IN s"anger shooting Covington, the BAH en- =
tering his 'mouth, causing instant death
Inc parties both reside on Front street near
'Ao upper laading, where the ARRAY oc.
CURED
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Election Tickets

We have printed tickets for the election
Saturday snd should be pleased to supply
our friends in this and other counties in
Middle Tennessee, grat'atously. Send in
your orders. Let the supply at every vo
ting place be abundant, so no one can ex-
cuse his failure to vote by attributing it to
the want Of printed ticket
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Coon MovE-We understand that the
military authorities have taken steps 10
suppress the atrocious attacks on our citi-
zens at night by the assassins now infesting
the city II might not be prudent in US to
mention the manner in which this desirable
reeult Is to be accomplished, but we feel at
liberty to say that IA eTeetual remedy
has been found, aud it will be applied at
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

FEDERAL DEsKRrERs.-Austin r. smith
convicted at Bowling Green, and Wesley
l0I'eF' convicted in this city by Court Mar
''ai' were sentenced to death. bat our mac.
Unanimous President has, in the eoosDos. -
MS oig heart, commuted their sentence 10
imprisonment at hard labor during the war.
'ho former at the Dry TortuCas, ana the
latter at the Columbus, Ohio, Penitentiorv
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The young Ladies can find full line of
Prints, Dress Goods, Notions, ETC., and all
the old Ladies can find their nice small
Figured, Purple, Mourning and second
Mourning Goods, by calling without delay
at McElwee's & Dillin's, 1S Union street.
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DIED On tbs evening Of March ia o
Con unpt,on. sIrs ANs. wife Of Charles Hummer.
and daughter Of Mr.. and Ms. r. T. Brown. Fer
funeral vill take p'aee ca Saturday morning. At II
O'Clock, IRON their residence, 10 a South sum
msr street. Services b Rev. Mr. FaI. 40
DIED-0n Tuesday. March lst, ISIS. Mrs
ELrsA BnEIrs, vifs Of Dr. }. W. Hoyte. ana
youngest daughter q ne late Fhnip Liadsley.
p b.
New York. Washington and New Albany papers
please COPY,
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NUsANCEs.-The habit Of throwing rub
bish in the streets and alleys Of the city is
al iniolerable nuisance, and we are glad
that the authorities are taking the matter
IN hand. Several parties have lately been
lined heavily Cor thus violating the law.
Others may take warning.
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As the best evidence that Green & Green
are closing out their Dry Goods stock at
cost, and that their goods are Of an excel
lent qua ity, you have only 10 give them a
call and observe the numerous customers
anxious to be waited on while the stock is
complete, AZ 90 College street.
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sssrs. YIN. Cameron q Co.,

Publishers Nashville Union.
Gents-0n yesterday tha.ing first OBJ
tanned military permission) we consented
to become agents for the sale of tickets in
the New Years Gift Enterprise, but we this
morning learned that by so doing we would
violate State law, which we do not wish
to do. We therefore decline to become
such agents. CONE & TUENELL.
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NhE TnEArRE.-The favorite Miss Char
istie Thompson is announced tonight f,r f.
benefit. She viii appear in the be.r,;s',
drama Of Rich and Poor, as Alice. a char.
aeter IN which she exeels. The musicsl
burieiia OF St. Chalet is the after-pieee.
We hope that the theatre-goers Of our city
Wili turn oui in force, aud pay this distin-
guished actress such compliment as her
great talents merit.
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S. B. WooLFoLK.

Nor TO BIZ DESIED-That they are selling
at the Bankrupt sale Store, No. SO Market
street, between Union and the Public
Square, Boots, Shoes, and Hats IS to so per
cent cheaper than any other house in the
city. If
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The recent heavy rains have raised The
waters Of Lookout Creek, until they are
nearly on level with the floor Of The ROAD
bridge. The drift wood has accumulated
against the bridge to such an extent that il
has caused the timbers to settle several
inches, rendering il dangerous 10 cross.
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SPECIAL REoUEsT.-All persons are inyi-
ted to call at the Bankrupt sale Store, No.
80 North Market street, for their Boots,
Shoes, and Hats. We take pleasure in
showing Goods, sale or no sale. If
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We viii sell at our house, on Friday. the
Sd inst, at y o'clock, two valuable houses
and lots IN the city. Call early to-day and
get description Of the places.
JNo. X. HuxE & Co, Aue,ianesrs
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HIsHJY EXCITING GRAPEvISE.-The Louis
vile Journal of yesterday says it was
currently reported in that city that Dick
Taylor, with about 5O,OOO men, composed Of
the remnant Of Hoods army, Forests
command, and several guerrilla bands, was
marching on Nashville. AS no mails had
arrived from this city, and eighteen cars
reported burned. near Franklin, by force
estimated at 1850, our exeithble neighbOr at
tached Importance to the rumor. Mr..
Journal, Nashville is ssfe-there is no 50, :
coo rebels n the neighborhood,-and il
there we're, they would give the city wide
berth. We wish you would stop soaring US
ia this way, every few days. Remember,
we are at tie front, and such reports are
calculated to unstring our nerves, bring on
the ague, and shake-con6dence in your
excellent paper. just wait for US to cry
"wolf"
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@FInioa.
FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1865.

ORR JOB oFFIcE.-We are executingevery
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the nestest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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A large stock Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes
and Hats, received this day by McElwee Il
Dillin, Is Union street. 2w.
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We observe considerable cotton coming
into the city, butvery little is being shipped
owing to the difficulty in obtaining permits.
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letter, army Itch, now 50 prevalent, and
al skin diseases, are quickly cured by DR..
swayno'a All-healing Ointment, just re-
csived from Philadelphia, and sold at the
Drug Store Of ". J. & C. W. Smith, corner
OF Church and Vine streets. II never fails
10 cure. merch3-3t.
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The great auction sale Of Messrs. Adams,
surdam Co., which takes place on satur-
day, should be attended by all who like
good bargains, aud desire an outfit See
advertisement.
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ELECTION TIcKKrs.-We have the CON-
plete Union ticket at this Office. which we
are prepared 70 deliver 70 voters. Call
and get them.
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Good taste, but questionable propriety,
that Of the young lady who pawnsJ her
watch for one Of those pearl miniatures.
Gallery Of the Cumberland, Is Cedar street,
is the name and plscs. "
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The Government employees were all paid
Of yesterday, and general spree ensued,
which resulted in heavy days work for
patrol guard.
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If the ladies want bargains in fine Shoes,
Congress Caters, Balmorals, &c, buy at
G. W. Fall & Cos.
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REcovERNe.-We are pleased to learn
that some hopes ere entertained Of the re-
covery Of Mr.. Hughes, who was shot on
Clay street few nights ago.
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Davidson, the noted guerilla, was mortal
ly wounded in Kentucky few days ego.
he is at the house Of one Of his relatives.
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Messrs, Cone, Tunnel & Co., the Adams
Express Company, and ". C. Collier, viii
accept our thanks for late favors.
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Eessrs. Wm. Cameron q Co.,

Publishers Nashville Union
Gents-Having learned that the sale Of
tickets in the New Years Gift Enterprise
Tor any other enterprise Of chances) is pro
bibited by law in this State, hereby re-
quest you to withdraw my advertisement
from your paper.
am your obi serv't,
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Go and see Poland's Variety Troupe.
They are heavy feature in our city
smusemsnts, and draw crowds nightly.
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All persons afflicted with privatediseases
would do well to call on Dr.. A. Richard
Jones, No. q Deaderick street, up stairs.
DR.. j. may DO found in his Office at All
hours. nov2s
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FUREIrURE.-The cheapest place to buy is
at Adams, surdam & Co.'s, 81 Broad street.
q feb28-6t.
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ladies' Goat Balnorsls Tor 8, Kid Shoes
81 'ei Mon's Boots s. 50 to 81 90; Hats 81
% -, at the Bankrupt sale Store. No. 30
North Market street. -
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Losses by the Destruction Of the Train
on the L. and n. Railroad.

The amount Of goods destroyed by the
burning Of the train on the Louisville Rail
road, near Franklin, KY, by guerrillas was
immense. We have as yet had no report
from the military freight agents, as to the
amount Of Government property destroyed.
The bills, or manifesto, viii be forwarded
by the Conductor, (whO returned to Louis
Vile after the occurrenee,) when we will
endeavor TO obtain full statement of the
loss. The following private freight was
destroyed in the Adams Express cars Nos.
20 and 49,
NasApiLe.-N. Greenfield 20 boxes, W,
Wolf S3 boxes, J. W. Rhodes Co. boxes,
j. L. Lowenthal boxes, Margalin Solo
mon boxes, Green & Green boxes, c. II.
Allen kegs, S. Peyser bale, Allen &
Thorne 2 boxes, Parsons & Barker II boxes,
McElweo & Dillin p boxes, G. T. Weakley
boxes, Z D. Farnsworth boxes.
RnoruiHc.-J. O'Brien d Co. IL boxes, E.
J. SANFORD / bbl., s. Workman & Co.
box, R. Long l6 boxes, W. H. Lillard p
pkgs, W. II. Higden 80 pkgs.
Chattanooga. Davis * Co., box,
Col. W. H. Drew l box, Dyer Gancher s
boxes, J. Ruoshs boxes, W. R. A. Bishop
byaes.
Shei5ygale.-Hart Co. pkgs, W. War
rem boxes, NJ. Gumbert boxes, E. o.
Caldwell boxes, B. R. CObblo lS boxes.
TuilaLoma.-D. Z. Mead, pkgs. and 3
boxes
HientsDlle.-s. B. Moore, IS pkgs.
NurtreesborO.-J. E. Rogers, % pkgs.
,SteDenson.-G. W. Graham, 1S pkgs.
Sprinqfeld-J F. Jellett, 80 Pkgs.
ClsUeland.-E. A. Preuss, SO pkgs.
From all that we can learn, the total loss
Of government and private freight win foot
up more than $780, 900.
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All the Babies, Boys and little Girls can
be fitted in neat shoe at McElwee q Dill
Inns, Is Union street. 2w.
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g. " Pickett, q citizen, was yesterday
arrested by order from Department Head
quarters.
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cameron, Grier Co. have just received
large assortment Of superior dry goods.
Their customers viii ind that all of these
goods are bought with care and knowledge.
They are ready to supply their customers
at either Wholesale or retail, with only
small profits attached.