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Grant Closely lPursuing Lee-Omelal
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Grant Closely Pursuing lee-Omeiai
BailetIn.
WAR DEPARTMENT, April 4-il P. N
To Major General Dfx-The following
telegram from Grant has Just reached
this department At what hour to-day
il left him does not appear. but proba
bly, in the afternoon. No details or
casualties have been received, but
they are expected tomorrow. The
statement that official information has
been received Of Gen. Cusiars being
killed is not true Re Wss unharmed
last evening u n. STAEros,
Secretary Of War
Wnsox STkT4os. VA, April Hon.
+. NJ. Stanton: The army is pushing
Harvard, in hops of overfaking or dis
persing the remainder Of Lees army.
Sheridan cavalry and the stu corps
are between this aud the Apponattox.
General Mead, and the "a and 9th
CORPS are following on 81 line with the
South Side railroad All Of the enemy
that retains anything like an Organize
ton have gone north OF the,Appomattox
aud apparently in the direction Of
AfntnNH4h.
Their loss has b zen Yery heavy.
The houses throughout the country
are nearly al used as hospitals Tor thc
wounded and injured Every deserter
| hear Of says the rebel soldiers are
rushing for their homes. some in large
and some in small numbers and gene
orally without arms.
Our cavalry pursued so closely that
the enemy has probably been forced to
destroy gneat.psrt Of their transporiss
oaissons, aud munitions of war. The
number of prisoners cap tured Yesterday
exceeds two thousand From tho 2Slh
of March to she present tiRas olr loss
in killed, wounded and captured will
probably reach about 1000, Of whom
from 1859 10 eco were captured, and
many bnt slightly wounded shall
continue the pursuits IS long Is there
- A -
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Secretary 81 state .

ED. u. Easr, Esq, who, for three years
past, has filed The position OF Secretary
Of State, under The Administration Of
Governor johnson, 70 the asiisiaeiion
81 every person who has hsd business
relations With him, srelires- from pub
lie life. It - his desire 10 devote
himself exclusively to his pro-
session, The Law. His eminent At
tainment his sosxnsies skin, and uni-
formly courteous aud manly depors
meas, have already been the means
Of securing him extensive aad renia-
nerative praclice The Leglslstsre wia,
stan early day, elect his successor 4
resolution looking 70 that object, has
already been osEsred in the House BY
the able aud accomplished representa-
tive fsom Bedford. Hen. Ed Cooper
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ahnriRaa 80

10y virfue al & rit Of Tsa EfB. % me deceived,
ID anf delivered fronf tbs Hoaorable eros tcourI
81 Davidson county, tennessee, g its January
fern 1885 wit expose tc Suite sale 10 she nigh
est bidder 70 sIsh 81 the caurs-house daqr IN the
city o. Nafhvlle. GA SATURDAY, the 29th day o.
s4r5 1858. al the right site, claim. iaierSst ad
eatats ukish 1Eees CarreN3sy than had, or may
haze siace SECURED in Che 70 oEiag described real
estase to-F ttract O. p zee, Or Tot o. land SIT
liiIel IN tue counts Of Daudson, near the ely o
Nashville, the north site, anc beng one heit O
lat No. 1s3 being the one-f wing ue'lrstc lot Ne
$50 ia The pisp of lets lu5 81 spd numbered foi
sals bg D S atcGavock ali pisn being recorded
"a the slgistsf's a1ise efsssd cotlty, 10 hosk No
ssnvsyed ~ 81 CsTncs 10 lewis CaTro my, bsinr
lasied Oh ss fas nropsrsK al teEis saFr9gss q
sastsfy udemsft rendered in favor Of Z, = 4
Maftir a lirss tewss fsrroWSy snd Wiley Harris.
JAMES NJ HlNfoN, Sheriff,
apr0-td BY EHos HoEsoS, D. shiI
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Both branches Of the LEGISLATURE y,
of Tennessee yesterday raaheo .ns
amendment to the Federal cona'i'u'
ton, proposed b. the last 0o -, -
prohibitiag slavery in the oul's1
ssstex gRstz asas ~ q ssisssaii''z 'e''s
m ether Hosas Whatever otneF s'N'es
NAV do. Tennessee intends to discharge
her whole duty to the nation
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E. A. Pollard, one of the editors Of
the Richmond Examiner, having been
held hyl she Federal sqthcrities as a
prisoner some months, was permitted to
return to Richmond, on parole, to
effect, az was understood at the time,
an exchange for himself Of Mr.. Rich
arason, . eorrespandent Of ihs y. Y
Tribune. After his arrival in Richmond
he made a publication wherein he
stated that Gen. Butler sent him home,
without limiting his exchange to any
particular individual, or exaetihg any
parole whatever but merely Suggest
ing" that le shoald use hh rbss eff
forts to,o6tair the release'of MnsRich-
ardson, correspondent of the New York
Tribune, and failing to DO this, should
have recourse 10 whatever fsir equiv
alentunder the cartel was practicable
Gen. BRtlsr's attention hsving been
called 10 this version c9 the affair, hs de
MES its correctness lie says he order.
ed Pollard paroled and sent through
the linesto effect Mr. Richardson's ex-
change, and for thai purpose oa.g. Gen.
Batter was relieved from command be-
fore the Richmond journalist was de
livered TO the Rebel Commissioner but
Lieut.. Davenport, Of his STAFF, who was
present on that occasion, testifes that
biF. Pollards after some deEnurring, at
last distinctly assented, and was sent
through the lines on the express con
dition stated above.
This disclosure is very iiscreditable
to Pollard. He has dishonored him
self by Violating his parole. Bat that
viii only make him more acceptable to
the chivalry.
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10 shs Membsrs Of the LegIS-
Iature.

INfOM EIGHT TO TEN N EMBERs OF THE
II LsEisiatCre can he accommodates with pleas-
an snd VEL furnished rcen ara frs5 class Hoard
q email Sam - Whsre there are 10 boariers gis-
lnH theua ~ tas e7Essafts II = hctne. The situa-
.io- . = ne Sas.f % - city, ekauf tzeuiy m
uies wall nan ne Esrstal Tsrrne very fllo.ie-
rate Aeeress Mrs ~. r D Rox. 40. 81
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The New Yerl1 befislatsre have
passed law dispensing WITH The Vol
untser Fire Department of the city.
heneeforth the Erenen are 70 be paid
Eensible
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DOCTOR McCHL,
BOTANIC PHESlCIAA,
ID TaR TREATNENT o. DI3kA3lld 2
cRoWHl1fa BIN WITH SgoeH8 -
cTHFR STATS A. ~ ~ -
FAHUVflfH. TIsNN all3aMs


For further information 10 regard 20
the akiflftil Buccess Ia the tfeatEne1t Of
diseases. tho reader 3 referred p STiI.-
fE's TurRAPeurIca and MArEa1A AE' o.
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850,
the best work in the United sietes,
where You viii find d.. McGilfs name
standing parallel With the best medical
zen Of me age IN the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For al diseasssin this
advertisement. safisfaetion = guaEAn-
teed. With my genslai pfzetiesi treas
the GLOWING
Caronic cases
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f.sev4s &c. q tas Throat. eaPl.ee lol1lss
sid llgs. fsis, y 49, -. 49, - y
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15isaases % the Drizlary e'Fls',-l-
10 sac Ladies.
an ts,.ross or Ne Womb ten1ed uilh Hlec4as
7sses $500 l.zsi1s 10 lafg go = a1ssl'a.
alts . sl.eafly q Prove -. -
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sferilily.
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ssasss sase1 = ss - - - -
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Unina s1raet HaafE.II1 lzuu.
~. 49,.
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'ehn d Daniel, the editor of the
Richmond E2prainer, died before the
e''s Vas svAeuated tie wac an able
man and one Of The meanezt hsa STATE
ever pIodnesa. Il
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The Eaeets or the Fall Of Richmond.
On the 9th Of Februaryslaat, the
Richmond Examiner protesting against
the evacuation If Riclns5ni, whichi Aa
advocates at that tins, said
Let not this fatal error be harbores
till it takes root in the imagination.
The evacuation Of Richmond would be
the loss of ell respect and authority
toward the Confederate Government.
the disintsgrztion Of fi1s II nv. d tn
abandonment of the scheme Of an in.
dependent Southern Confederation.
TheRar would, SITTER that, speedily de-
generate into an irreeulsr contest IN
which passion would have more TO DO
tlaan pnFpoEe; which would have no
other OBJECT than the mere defence or
present safety Of those immediately
persisting N it. The hopecf esfablis b.
.ng = Coniederecy and securing its re-
cognition among nations, would be
gone forever The common sense OF
the country, the instinct Of every man
snd woman in the land, contradicls the
idea that any possibility Of an inde-
pendent South would remain after its
eapital was abandoned, its Government
ser sdElit, and it's army withdrew into
the sohtudes of the interior.
-fF r1
Each contestant in the war a. made
Richmond the central object Of I'll ia
plans and ali It's exertions IT has be-
come the symbol Of the Confederacy.
= loss would be material ruin to the
cause, and, IN a lnoral point Of view,
absolutely destructive, crushing the
heart and extiDguishing thelsst hope
OF the country. Our armies would lose
the incentive inspired By q great and
worthy object OF defence. Cur mill
taFy policy would be totally al sea; we
shoniq be without hope OF an object
without civil or military ORGANIZATION
without treasury or q comn1issariat
without the means Of Keeping alive a
whoiese1iae and active p1b sentiment
without shy of the appliances for sup
porting a cause depending upon sths
/ populer faith and Enthusiasm without
1ne emblema critic ssmblspce. Of ma
ms was said at a time when th'
1 F~r7~f- ~ teADAlARiVAtflf tftsn Nlris4tt-.
Is & measure of spoliey. Lee coal,
then have retired to TIE interior viii
his army in a fair stats Of diseiplihe
= I'd Its prestige, in good degree, pre-
served. But ela 5oao If the Exanliu
er vas right, -and who can gainsay i
mo good result could haye ensued
The Increment involved the loss 9
al respect and authority towards "a
Confederate Goyernmehh the disints
grafton Of the army, and. the abandon
ment Of the scherae Of sn,Indspenden
Southern Confederation iaIf thes
} we're the promised fruits OF voIuntar
: esaeasaon What maS weinot eexpeS
FINN spnlpsll sofS evaceatidn, Lee
: veterans thoroughly whipped and sea
tened2 Every man of intelligence oal
snPwer tAis idlerfoga tors ibF IhinseI
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thstf---on TIE 23d OF March ~ 3
Alleges. ene q De Publishers AZ the In.
qnifer was afposnsed Postmaster 81
Richmond he did not hold his eGIies
long
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s!leN Aarfgtlsenfn!s.


HE pQsfA sEfis pOsT or NASHVILLE
NssEynGA 4Eks Arlsi ffe5.
CsenerAi r,derr,
No. al. EAfkAiT.
Nc4ce IS hereby siy-n % al tohcerhed
ts hArealser there Will Is no ietfrast. hv ne
II trF Anthcr.i-s Ct thu Post ID tlse fstoseed.
ilR o. ciSll ;fu mails fer TIE ozsesscr 4 houses
q tee real rrspslty held - Fats1nsro. b ne Nil
lnrT service, Hld Ifst tic csvI authorities " y b.
sisl liaed ia cuogcing their decree. 4 persons
rr "a the nfrsry srrvfr mol iirg pa,,eFs ef Ft.s-
tee on q d these q dgusfters, IRE notified tina.
sur "a efsfra he's eSi.ef void as fgNn-t Judgment
o. - tivli- Ceafts
order 81 Hiig Gen mo F. MI LER
ROWLAND.
a7rs-iw Capt and Asst al A enelak
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NJ ~ ELIZA 4. GOODWIN i r,..ses =, -.
IN nounae that hef school IS nov opsa fpr TIE
fecepto On q Young Iasies and e rsf, II fs,r rs
idtces No ~ Spruce STREET BET seer cfsrinef nsd
nfoaa AZ taa ueg efd shionstie d4eras Hii -
ave Asss soedHia solseits the allNn1s11 81 Fs,-
rents aod auaFdans eape1siiy. % tfs PfiFlieEe o
Graret1i edEcsfoa fnr their chiidren D4Fe - fui-
Tea Mondag. Wednesday. snd Saturday aitsruocns
a o'cieek. Visitors allowed ca ssturdey sais-
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The 0ecfeia f.eeislAEoFe resassa to
csllA ssas4 Convention. ofto submit the
qnealisn 70 she people That : the
WY secessionisss do business Whas
care they for rights Of the People7
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sherif,s sale.

TsY Siitue 81 wis n RI f. 20 5re ainsetee snd
- aeAFelqa lg2iq fhe honofasl haneerf Court
ne, i's0A, 'sexrose E public saf. % fhe
1i1kcsf Bidder, for cash, AZ t7e coaft-h 1u4e door
&. .tha cat ~ Nasiis4ise on SAfe kDAY, die zsfh
day fnpsa .ssa &c right lla eieiiq. e.est
Had 81 aay have Aeee at4nr$a. n ne fcilolgngs
dascr LED keRi Isl n. tq nj tECto ~ land IA be
tess 81 -Foafu9FeeseaF. ASST hounled As tosiowa
ecginpag sta h ikofy, she snufh east ccreer cf :.
81 re slftey enlfrt tn tire uaihe II S1nHia 81 a,
nas,. iAteh llie- Sue pold "a toe faige wrist of
IS tAf vfst hptn ,ssr finn q ssif4 iradt Ard F7l-
b az nogtR 90 prlaslo biekqrg beech. Poies
etsf g tae panehi ne. &c YES crossing 8
thence west 81 p0ies tp . hckors. Ghspec solish
- poles e. beech, t'la1ee ssess 3 holsst -
essSh, i9ensg pqlih q pols' e h.esagy tas.nse
- B taas 4 sla ssi3a n ssee s0uiss 2e5 uol -
o. ooETo 3 IA I've hc9ofes, theuce east 2ss
roll ts5t y leg nrlir cdaA n.f ssits sSr-s re,
bs les beiaF lest 4 an a. TIE prspaFtF q Parker
~ ia av-rof fisrs kus on. easiSt - ksr Para
q q. Raefl IL sess, Rollsla esfad q Marths
Fara ise Wlh Paradise, & %. q rad 81. Maresret
parsii ~ fassai-e, Issss 4sF4siss. ana ) &C.
dAssp4 l.e'a e. s 4- ~ \ \, IN, SIG u
= Hs.revuaras eifsso ~ 4,ss Cusssttssp.a \
d Asssgai. leai'., Aiares lssa !
GiarKAL eRnEEs
NO. -. r
". IRE sown u Esgs6ess e sessls O6nsatu.sa
1Ishafy Pest - isalfis q tie Pest ~ ne TIE
are % circle dcScnbed Hllh d radius N i've Isl
faiiee faRi al ssrsoi tte old sasreasson br DE
s. ceaise, .eqeiaapg kdgeaed and exse1ding /
ifcfrrifel 5fire+ sttn
n. al caVlrT totses hanpulirc unsegficerbie, 4
eilun lfe tsr1streni a tie Usmhsr aud, viii h !
scai = ire Qrarierniasssr q the CarRiry Depot.
siofe.fia. 10 whom fhay F7hhe disposed q.
fF command "a
isl.sssasssi THOMAS
(sNlen sVM, =. NHleFLt. A. a Cen
OMeiai
essre.u ssJraznu Hat4SS, A. As
uftcial
ssa5ri walss. cset ) AZ /. Asn. M
thsalfg fepsfs e ttfefa
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Notes ard Bills discounted u 500 co
Iress. United sfates Post
tifH q sa,ount .........st 1913 5fi2 tS,772 50
FUNDS IN Irsnstu Thu t8, 10 10
Pa nltnre and FIXTURES 2,212 60
Iue from fsnks md Bank
e5s fff,ss--.,---..;..-.. 4 ...sf ssh sS' y
u. s. so4ids aef siies HI Tfeae.U Sc ateal}
- 70 sacura cifcu ~
tim ................ .......-.-.....s 1ssO COD %
u. s, Soads 10 eGure de-
roslt +...-- -.......4..,A -H0epe 90 3 ssH
Z. 8. Bonds Ga hand-..-.---. la3 90 90
Other Z. 8. Securities. Q. n.
NoncheFs ,,..,.. -s l5sss ss7 s. 6as.ssl g
I,egai Tender and Naiicn-
al Currency. ...-----...--.-.. 92l ,8i2 y
--r-.-. X, ~ ~ Il - =.
aHA f-Ffss- - -9s a.
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Hftr1Vtir rss nff'r ~ fsfs CtssTttssp, J
- Aasagala teal-. AlarcH 2. l3sa.


- Hii1elssAk Nausinss Apr ~ Isss. a 1o ~
~ fis2 Nlthett -, ve s. tlsf 'Ee 8
he,.hsn fufrffre, fel leads, Is ia ~ sad { ~
pee a-e'fS4s. SIS "a esesltta Nea ~ lssaterlsie
u4fsi ast -. ffpsgn shop. Aia pozaafe. and
John X HUAEE 4 g.,
apfa-at Auetoneefa and Com. Aerchznts.
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RoIand's
New Variety Theatre.
corner Of CHERRY Aad Broad Streets.
er.ad openIaO NIaht. salurday. AprII ..



60 60 g
The aides and Gentlemen Of Nashville are Fes-
peeuplly informed tnaf MS new sud been lul he's
tTe 3 cta 81 .eiee Pn vi oaee - asqfaeg ever
pans nor ex' efs7 pa flakns q the In'st eoniort-
ahle and complete pisce 81 Auluseneni IN the city.
The Paranetff = arrarEsd with 800 arm cnAlIs, afo
the Insss Circles Ire sisze B,xes ipqfi1 n-rabsr,
are the most bean ifll ans largest o. my Theatre
10 the south. The seenery ) trou the pe1cil Of
Mr. Fletcher, Of Aliens Nea Tn at-e.
The follow ug eisiiugui sd Astistss viii spps ar:
Mss ANNlE BbRDWE ~ ne great CIerstic
songsfres a. the see.
~ is CIAEk DEtrgN, &c ss'oals chanpi0n
Miss AIEcE 0HRIsTINE, rs Fanseiaasius
MIS- sAIElE cIISEToP. The Esily ssipa ana
MISS LUCY oIINEroP, sas beFasnns Tsspss-
NIX NIX NAnRtN BoRDweLI, Connie vocalist
h. Il. or 'sssS. IRISH t10rrcss's IN srd Facan.t
JOaNNY sIt Jfsthe lsrsst Balladisi
D. pawn 4. sfeeor
DAVENiEtl Ms tie z'hequalled fzIIsat-
JOHNNY BOYD. the Eghtn ng Jig eneef
MATT. THOMPSON, The org nd hthiollln C m
RFppY HUGHES the lnyineibls CID neacsr.
PROF. VIII TN ?, 500 Nilhnist
GE1 FIELDS, Violin.
X G G6sSs n. nisso
FERD SIR lRFR, Comet
TOM ptifANi', els Great Ethopisn ~ and
Punster, and deinea or 81 Ebony and epsl
SAM l4ATHRoP, tse ,ld o igiEal ksafli1k Clown
and stamp Orator
| 3 HOFn's silver C0Fnet Band
/ Hate been eneaeea std iii discourse Lanst ex
ceilsat bfes irain t-s cco1y of tire Iila1IIt each
/ evening. previous to the peri rmaece-
/ Aprl.d
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{ l'othossaos eur readers WI are fond Of
hshing We would say, that We have ex-.
smined the stock of Arthur A. Breaat, 40.
y Public Square, aud found it complete.
eIpbFsslns 'fne Lanesupea Roas, japanese
ieds, Meeks Reslsf twisted 80 Lines
plated silk lines, grass Lines, Fish Baskets
Ainnow Buckets, Alinnow seiues, Hooks
IN endless variety, and in fact. every thing
that fisherman needs.
t---ess. Alss----lt sH
The least fTiabie Cesiia ne Cumberland.
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lM 4 &c


the follawipsEl III 20
A good thing iEattiibuled 10 Hugh
McCalloch, she new Secretary Of the
Treasury. q frightened speeulaior was
asking him to arrest the downward
tendency of gold Dwell, my good
friend. was the SecrataEg srsplF. aif
you can get Grant, SheEalaasl sslsi sheri
dan e Bet The rebels ship faens. you
viii be grattied. bus am afraid they
won't oblige you
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less than sz0o.eoo.ooo rsmaia 1Bsola. vhleh VII
probably be disposed Of within the neu % or 90
days. shsn The notes win undoubtedly couansnd q
premium. as has Uniformly been the case On clio
sing the subscriptions to other Iosns
In order that citGeas Of eysry town snd section
Of the eouasry may BE- aaoF.iei facilities Tor taking
the iosn. the National Banks. State Banks. and
Private Brokers throaghoai tbs coualry have gen
orally ssrses to receive aubserpt ons at per. Sub
seribsFs viii select their osn agents, in whom they
hsye eonadenees aad who only srs responsible for
lie delivery Of the notes or which they rsesve
JAY COOKE,
sunsonrrTfos AaFsr. Rs1a-
SUBSCRIPTIONS via ~ HrcrIvsp By the
Frs Nsh0nd BANK Of Hssbyille.
sscoaa Nqssoaal 'Raak Of Nsshaes.
marIT-2mq
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Fresh from the Forest untamed
and unsubdaed, save BY this nag
nipotent beat unccnqusred, whose
daring exploit at Aslley's smpht
theaf4 e, London won him enduring
fame. This glorious act consisted
Il 70 ing alone into whole herd a.
h8asts which hsd esc ped from
their cages snd deyoufed a poor feI
low who felliu tfeirEay, snd nv his
mysterious power quelling lheir
rage and IN rst Of blood, and lead
ing them back to Their cage.
Mr.. Y. cRoUESTE, he greatest
English Jester and Acknowledged
fasorite, viii appear at each per.
for1nance. tt
5 Mr.. FETE CONKLIN. the Vest
err Clown, and Como Singer, viii
unfold his portfolio Of Oddities, and
tell some Of his side splitting jokes
and langhter-Proyoking eccentri-i-
{ es.
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Liabilaaiea.

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Capital Stock paid in......... $4,000 %
Surplus Fapd.s..l...---.4l. sH g1aEsR,too %
Circulating Noes received
+ nom compilolier......ss. 1890 %
individual Depas tes......gf. 5s3, 634 IS
United States lstresiftaf# q fes q
SCI, 02l %
Due Banks and Blnkars 80 l4,05i 80
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Bills Payable a..-s..-...---.....f l5VO0o 90
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Panic Prices.

Tw.ysE haee 4 large Stock a. staple and Fancy
W spnng Goods. purchased w.tha the past
few dass, vhch We are row s=lngs At pElcfa 20 cor
responded VIII she HEAN1 DECLINE IA gold
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containing sn
Aueqorical abieaux
or AMERICA.
NJ. Crockett leads out a large
WING LION ia the street. and A.
he wori OF command il leaps 10
hs top Of the T bleaux Car, where
L gracefully crouches at the fret|o
he Gcdde $ Of Liberty This msg-
nfi .ent per patets picture viii Be
olloEed by Neptuae's Sea Chariot
hinese Chariot of confucius, th-
Massive Cage Of Lions. aud other
sariots. cars. heriins. &c.l 10
1--WE Performances Kach Day
Remember. the performancesw vii
axe place each day, rSin or shine.
kese we'd ser ts..s..s.a......-..Si 90
children under ten yesrs...a0 cents.
-.olored Persoes. ....... .......75 =" =
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-06
QBAaTERLY REp0aR

o. lh8 coDdisian Of the First ksiioraI
sank Nashville. TeHnessse, on tee
morning Of the First Monday in April,
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-01
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
~ AT CAMP RELIEF, DC.
HgADQ' RS DEPARTMENT or WARRINGTON,
ORRIcR OF CHIEY QuARrERNAsrHR,

HEADa'Rs DEPARTMENT or wAsHIsGroS,)
OFFICE OF CHIBP ouARrERNAsrER,
WAsHiSuroS, ID. c., August 2S, 1855.
Will be sold at Public Auction, on the prem
ises, under the direction Of Major II. Brownson,
A; Q. NJ, on THURSDAY, September 7, 1855, at Ii
o'clock, a. m,
TWENTY TWO FRAME BUILDINGS,
situated at Camp Relief, u. c., on Seventh street,
near the northern boundary Of the city, as fol-
lows:
Two (g Barracks, each 40 by 80 feet, two
stories.
Two t2) Officers Quarters, each 10 by 30 feet
two stories.
One ~ Officers Quarters, 81 by Is feet, one
story.
one CD oncers' Quarters, 45 by 10 feet, one
story.
one Q) Office, 40 by Is feet, one story
Three ~ Mess Houses, each 80 by 10 foet, one
story.
One Q) Hospital, IS by Is feet, one story.
One ~ Store House, 100 by 80 feet, two stories
Four ~ Stables, each l7j by 80 feet, one story.
One ~ Stable, l2j by 30 feet, one story.
Two C2) Stables, each 90 by 30 feet, one story.
One ~ Stable, 10 by ID feet, one story.
One N) Stable, Is by IL feet one story.
One ~ Octagonal Building, q feet diameter,
one story.
ALSO,
Ten Frame Additions to the above structures,
Of various dimensions; Six Small Out. Buildings;
Two Covered Entrances, &c.
The Buildings will be sold singly to the high.
est bidder, and must bo removed from the prem
lses within ten (l0) days from date of sale.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
NJ. l. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
au2S-lOt Department Of Washington.