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TAG PRESERVATION MANIA.-The custom
prevalent some time ago Of presenting OIL
GERS with testimonials appears to be reviv-
ing, notwithstanding the existence Of spe-
eisl orders prohibiting this tax OF the rank
and Gle Of ths army, whose pay is cat a
mere pittanee. When 9 subscription Is Ia
kesalp Cor such a purpose, the soldier feels
iffncumbent upon him 70 contribute in or
der to continue in favor with the officer,
and the friends who are 90 solicitious Of
promoting bis fame and interest out Of the
hard earned wsges Of the private soldier.
i is furthermore prejudicial TO good order
and military discipline, and has 50 been
declared by every officer whose vanity and
thirst for such petty fame has not run Off
with his brains. However, there are few
exceptions to the presentation mania,
which are well enough in their place.
when citizens see a. to manifest their
esteem asd appreciation Of sn officer who
has dir inguished himself IN the battis-
field, BY some testimonial, no exception can
be made Bat It is the abuse Of the prive-
lcge which we complain Of, and it is 10
more than justice b the rank and fle that
they should be protected from this sPecios
81 DNi.rt.ou.
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GENERALs,-A catalogue Of Generals
photographs for sale at the Gallery OF
the Cumberland, TO be found in another
column, TO which extensive list has late
ly been added splendid pictures Of Ma
jor Generals Thomas and Sheridan.
Which may be procured 1t the Gallery
or by mail Price 25cts.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

JusT RECEIyFD.-A superior quality Of IN
grain Extra Super, Three-ply and rich
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, for sale atwhole-
sal and retail by C. B. Bray, at Cameron
Grier & Co.'S stand. As these carpets arc
carefully selected from first hands, AMI only
moderate advance on them, the public
Will ind that they are desirable and mod,
crate in price.
c. B. Bray will also FIJI orders for Cur.
tsius, Damask, and Curtain Fixtures, com
plete, bought at the fountain head, and sold
at small profit. Also, table oil-cloths and
other house keeping goods. #.
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a(Nlon.
sI~5D.y FEBRUARY 10, 1865.
F0R SALE,

,s.,troo reir Of Cases, stands, GRlleys,
ANN Rules, Dash Rules Ad Al '.l'ins
-, and seversl Fonts Of good Job Type.
=. ,-s Gordon Press. Apply 81 this
CIV Il
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Cameron, Grier 4 Co. have just received
large assortment Of superior dry goods.
Their customers will find 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.
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WASrED.-A good large store house, with
cellar underneath, for which & good rent
will be paid. Address Box III, Nashville.
fsbl7-3t
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G,P, BARNES EXTRA GOLD Pens
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No. -. Z OF 76l col col sol 20 IA a
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These pens lear my trols uloTk, " G. 7. BsRsEs,
EE-EA Loo, KY.," for winch hive eecuTo1 The
oCDu-racH and are warranted equal 10 Euslsgs o.
fsrsl sn q workmanship 20 the bst Eastern man
Ufgcfure, and ara believed - - srrsrCr % al
others 10 durability snd other sutsta1,aJ qualities
which combine % make really sers1esarie pen
Sent bv msil or express on Tooe % u pT.'s snt
Tsi.r- Clar5Gs q By mail a. ~ nj when % osuts
IL added for rsEstTy.) Write you, Hau.s s1d Sd
dress plain =.
case or holder ard box, ~ cent?. Old pens re-
psirsd Tor ffty cents (Gaf slag-pl Zach Circulars
sent FEEE. Address
9. P. HARSE3
Gfold fsn NsaGaClursF,
Us Msin-sErssE, Cor. sixth. J1oJBsviue, ~.
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Corn shelters, straw cutters, cotton sers-
pers and farming implements generally Tor
sale by G.. W. Fall Co., Hardware Deal
ers, - Public Square. JenlS-lm
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Just received, large and selected
stock Of Cigars, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, at h Ehrenbergs, No 40
Union street
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1.-THE ladies want bargains in fine shoes,
Congress Caters, BslmoEals, &c, buy st
g. v. Fsn Z Cos.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

If you want q good Cigar, call on
Ehrenberg, No. 40 Union street
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e4ys.-Thi5 was an Institution
% g.ur.hei extensively up 20 the
- out Of The war, when It csased TO
ana il ia now thing Of the past
-. 5v the Memphis papers that the
j .sB-csru has again been revived in
j y c.tv. and OBJ The Migrants and drones
! .,-,efv sre furnished with shoYels and
y-ei ~ work cleaning the streets. Il
. occurred TO us La8t such an organization
gla be- of great benefit 10 our city, and
l. Recorders Court could recruit a full
-.asat ia the course ofa few weeks. The
-..,s are In a very h.thy condition, and
.s force constantly occupied would
20 .hem clean, without mourning any
yrarar to she city. We respectfully sub
this suggestion 10 orr suthorities, and
ne they VIII give g their attention. II
e.e vags must get .alo drunken scrspe',
!. .her have an opportunity to get into q
p slr~rs-c" on she streets Of the city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

Just received, stock of imported
Cigars of the finest brands at Ehren-
beTg's, No. 40 Union street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

Tor q good article Of Water Proof Cloak
ing, call on ". Freeman ( Co., corner Of
Square and Desderick street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

Mans, NAus-400 Kegs for sale by q.
". Fall Il Co, Hardware Dealers, 81
Public Square. jan22ti
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Buy your boots and Shoes at 9. v. Fail
s Coz.
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. .-B TararFE.-The lovers o. TIE drama
our city sill be delighted to learn that
be fzvsr..e Mss Maggie Mitchell hos been
,arared for the coming ", IS. Her engage
MT has bean @ catering success, and
r-as the high estimation in which this
bod artist is held. The most select and
.rta.l audiences ever assembled in this
.v have honored Miss Maggie with their
1-5yiug smiles and applause during the
ts.l week. Che j., perhaps, the most nat
1. I'd actress Ia her peculiar role now on the
.msIlesn stage, and Ia several Of Der great
nuersouatious she is the only one that has
] tanned perfection Her extraordinary
Fertility admirably adapts her to many Of
ias most popular dramas that has been pro-
dscod. She appears on Monday night a.
sTarjs, ia the great play entitled the Pearl
~ savoy, or the Mothers Prayer, piece
ip which abe is unrivaled. Many Of our
citizens who had entirely deserted our thea
tlcs. have been attracted again TO the drama
byth-s fevorite actress, and it is gratifying
b. note their appreciation Of her eminent
taca's. We anticipate large and select
audiences every night during next week.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

Staple and fancy dry goods, boots, shoes
and hats, just received AZ Black a Jerni-
CANS, No. II Union street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

A large and well selected assortment Of
Dry Goods slwsys on hand, at W. Freeman
i Co.'S, corner Square and Deaderick street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

Wood contractors will find large stock
Of axes, axe-handles, iron wedges and
hardware generally st G. ". Fall a CO.
innlg-Im.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

The celebrated miller PIows" for sale
by G. ". FAN & Co. janle-lm
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We learn that bankrupt ssle has been
opened at 80 North Market street, for the
sale Of boots, shoes and hats At greatly re-
duced prices. y.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

DoSEoAsAl Better than everi White
CIerksl White Steward White Cooks IN
short, 8 white place for white man.
F,IfA-Ivu
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

~ tn1 f3prrrst tf1ai'7v $50 sss-
Breskfasls, Dinners and suppefs vii We sent ont
70 osaaf = ~ houFs, aons ~ ~ = 1anneF not 70
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

Bargains in Boots and Shoes at G. ".
Fall & Co.'S Hardware Store.
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Roots, shoes and hats are selling regard
less Of cost at the bankrupt sale, No. 80
Market street, between Union and the
Square. If
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

TennasEae FendafN4 % iise fzd d NoFen6af. 1874.
Il va Ordered ttst ne Clerk ~ sad Court, should
flake "A account n Ehe nebis due 81 said Mckay
.s..d a - - 4
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

taIanrs. in 2 o. s;-r.ing sl5er eve. IS %
SANE but IN Ezpans4cn balance, 10 %.
s.e4nr slTer oess..-.-.....-.........-- 70 %
Sane trt WlLh EEpsnsi0l ;alaIIscs, it-curaLo-
ly adjusted % hesl and cold, in o.. Hter-
fna silver csss..--.....--.....---.. .--.... &C %
The ahoVs Is for two ounce Gases EEtrs Tor three
Ouncs cases, IS; fJfr ounce. so. VII b. zelt
fss - nal OF expires on rsca "a u price. feE sEd
y ztch cfroulaE sGnl frss- Addrsss
c. \. RAESk5
DEALER IN Gold Pens e1f Ansula Walls
So Maia-strest. Cor. SKIN, LouisyiJa, ~
mar 1T
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For niafra1on respecting any on AZ the aboFo
tasnseasa progsrsy. eall Q. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

request ~ Ms per cent ErS pad shares
covercd Ilineis Central shares ard United States 70
and virgtnis pes cents. each a.
Io,oor Ine.dsy evening Feb. THE Enri,b funds
continue 20 be ntsvorsby Influenced BY tho number Of
schemes daily introduced ard those known to be Ia courss Of
concocLion aud Cousols drcbed T. 9s.rss,
The d-cosut deusnd AZ the Bank was beavy ard 10 the
STOCK also advances III Increased re2ues at
onl, fraction below the Dent rate. .,>,-
The Confederate loan advanced ], closing AZ sS10''
French Rentes 6Tf 20 confines. 80,
United States $50, and inos Central shares resp-si y
e.cs and Erie sfarrs paid up aud Virginia o. each
LIyrpPooL CorToS MARKET Feb. 6--ihere has oeen
an rr .n-ve demand Tor cotton 10 day, AMI TIE stiles
IS coo bales, 900 speculation and export prices Ia Per ~
hcLer than on Saturday Fec. 7-MIket quie'eti 'a"'
r. 90 b,,rs. coo for esport. prices unchanged -,
IIygPp Corr MARXsr-feb 1-Nheat dnI' a. l~S1
o~er F,.r deo ned I'd per barL Indian Corn neg ecsd
ospoy Conn MARKET-Feb 6-Nake. hrm at FORMER
prices So -, -.
heavy Cofeo steady Rice UNCHANGED. Taio" s'esuy a.
Al 6dtl' -, go
IIyERpooI, Feb. 7, p. m.-CoIIoS-Sales Of two
5,v. n 600 bs including BJ b. spectators aud exporters
mar. ~ firm and idii higher closing quietcr, ,, 49,
STArs or THE Manchester n'ke' IL qn'e' "i'h u
improved DdeBcy: -, -, l..i. ,,r,,,uod
MI Law and Idsd lower Corn inactiyei mixed ~
TvoyI,ios,-l,eef quiet aLi tendency downward Tots
c,,n Egcon firm At AR but no sales, Butter Stauy Lhu
G,n a, So $50 g. Tallow quiet and .leady =,
pponrcK-sugar very du aud phce- weiA Conre ~
and Ashes small sac {: fots sr1 Ini at ~
t,1iT Iin.rrd OIL steady Rosin inactive: srs turpeh
,ta ,,i,. At GT for Frucb. Petroleum qlet a shcn'n
ro,.o, s18si for money. Illinois C.a'ss sh s' vi
a,co,r,, Efie shsns JltdRl
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Great Britain.

4 dis patch from Newport Of Feb 9 says: Five
hales Of cotton have been washed ashore Km0re
four 81 them marked 81 q. jlJ !. i. Ca and marked
~ red. b--t'.
TIC Morsyan arrived a, Grecnclstlc on Tuesday
morning. Feb. J.
Tic Cnlloln arrived at Liverpool Feb. T. from New
YORK.
The session Of Parliament for l-6j was opened on
Iue-nay. Tch T. BY royal Conmi'siln.
Referring - merica the Queens -peeci say- The
civil war in North America still nnbappi! continues
Her Majesty remains rteadflstly neutral between the
coutending partos aud would reJoco ut iri.hdiy re
cancellation between them.
Her Majesty hu- had great satisfaction In giving
her s-nciion To the meeting ~ Conference 81 Doic
gates from Canada Who assembled 40 Quebec. those
delegates adopted resolutions having for their object
clos union ~ those provinces under central Go'elh
irrnf. II these resolutions shall b. approved by the
Ploslrci, eg-laurcs bill VII b. laid before PAY! A.
incui for carrying this inportan measure into ei',
Tie PlGr, n IA foirs say, that suspicious oil IN,
French Government have been excited n Ia the rra
a. arac,er ol The steam ram OInde which recently ~
lived ~ the .le uf iouat under the Danish nag ara
et again after receiving quantity 81 cons rom Ihn
Ifcrch ~. EIpedif and transferring 10 Tue after toe
iarish crew ot - perS,1s. Some OF me crew r'c"s
niy,l H. Orde = ar iron-ciad ram recently c"n-
.u,c-I NJ Bordeaux f'r Denmark and they state fhst
rou after leaving the Olndc tie. sa" an Lnslsh
.,amc, approach Der aud transfer on hoard gT' nt
numb. =, nTyr cases and barrels. one Of the oibctrs
ca hotid the O.indc offered the crew ~ tie Efpedii
10 Anc- per month 10 on board TIE ram, hT,i !"
Ii.bon .i.d tlcrce fnr five months voyage. The
,inkcr ard sailor accepted ,Lo oicr but vi IN the lat
ter f1urA the Olde wa var vessel ana itht MI we
mon on hhaTd we're armed with ic.CiVrr~, cuilhs-'s,
sc he Jumped into boat nnd succeeded ~ getting
back To the rapeur Tho ?" u 90 irnctcr ~ ne Onde
"a d. 10 doubt foon be- rsccrtanct. The crew Of the
ohnlc generally u the opinion 'h'' Sc 10 Con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
France.

\ TELEGRAM nom pari, OF ich. ,. says:
d" lie news - TO ce.fion 81 certain Mexican prov
ncos 20 France IL wholly uuiOnrded Ia France says:
II s a.eIt,d that - o., stiif = the Colnc held IS.
.fdat u,on ~, subject of grltItus public education
hv thc STATE tie Eap.ror determined upon The nomi.
nation of - cp'amssion composed OF Prince HaGo.eon
Pcrsign,, Maf.ha NaaDt and n. Durny, 70 slud! Tie
que ,i.on mosc conf letcll.'
Orcr, hayo boon received at Tout1n 20 hasten the
d ,msnBg II the ships oi war 10 b. lad up from M"
tges of economy Tie iron plated friyhc Provence
made trisl trp her speed averaged l5I knots Ia
T144ce saws. Ite drnf NJ impor'an, law has
been submitted 10 tie Council II state. It's object l. 10
iia IN. term Of office oi the mUnc officers al ?y,rs
snd third OF .has body 10 - elected every three
years.
TIE NorR .ars: There va- meeting Of the PglNy
Council on the lth in Paris. AMI Informed fhit
the affairs OF America and the connection they may
have wiz. tho Mexican Empire formed the principal
object OF the msci!n, France j. rot without some I'M
eesuess 10 the atitnie the United States may as
sgme toward the Rew cmpir, when Tie CONCLUSION %
the war has Ilsoed at ths disposal OF the republic
LARGE and tried army with numerous aud skilled oicerr
ard forr years struggle lan changed state hitherto
exclusive 10 Gorcal and mariueint'r,,ts
into IA n ary state dlsposug Of inmense forces. Tie
recent resolutions of TIE Washington Senate must have
assisted in increasing ths uncasncss Nevertheless.
according 20 or corr spondent, The discussion ia
which ,hs Priyy Council was engaged ended IN thiE
resolution th. tor the moment II would be wrong 10
y,. why t. exaggerated EARS and that Ia the face OF
IN. pacifc and concaiory sssursnees which American
Diplomacy continue. to give III. best course 20 adopt
o abstain Professionally from al movement without
however, ludulging Ia aiaisc secmity
The Moaherr says: All reports which have been eli
culated in reference 10 cessoh made 10 Trance b,
Mexico OF Sonora ard Other pros nccS ore absolute ZAP
r.satons,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
THE PEOPLES RoNps.

While Congres smen debated, on Thursday
last The policy OF restricting the issue Of the
new Government, Bonds 10 sums not less than
One Hundred Dollars, and knocked back aud
forth the shuttlecocks Of ancient argument
against and in favor Of lihy Dollar Blonde, the
needlewomcn Of the Northern and Western vii
lagos, cities and towns, and the mechanics and
apprentices thrifty habits and patriotic faith,
stepped forward and settled the question author.
itatiycly, and in favor Of both issues. Ih'Hffn
hundred and fifty Of them carried their haie ,0n-
iags 10 jay Coohe's agencies, and bought Fifty
Dollar bonds, and eighteen hundred Of them
Jorght one Hundred Dollar Bonds. A telegram
communicating thi; precious fact to the proper
Committee in Washington was accepted 10 o
decision of the point under discussion. The
provision in the bill authorizing the issue of
the small bonds was retained.
What novelties inlFinance does this War give
legitimate birhto How il uncovers 10 sight the
broad, deep, eterna! foundations OF the Ameri-
can Domocracy-the love, faith, industry, and
intelligence Of the People! In the monarchies
of Europe. war.loans arc takea by wealthy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
The Croning Post says:

~ member If Congress cannot constutonaiy raise
his pay 10y direct vote during tue term for which be Is
elected
viii The Post be good enough to lend Us
it, copy of the Constitution ], seems to con-
tain of least one admirable provision which has
somehow dropped out of our copy. And not
ours alone; but we remember that the XXXlNth
Congress actually did the very thing which is
pronounced unconstitutional above, ard took
the money. The last Congress dld I'm cnecl)
the same, by paying itself three Mileages where
the law expressly forbade its taking more than
two. And. only few days since, a proposition
that lbc pay Of Members he raised from $4,000
10 -, 600 per aunum was made, and supported
by the vote Of nearly every Opposition Senator,
A. well a, two or three Others. BY all means,
let Us have The Posts copy Of the Constitution
reprinted and circulated. II seems to embody
peculiar cxccllcucies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Saxonie, from Southampton
on Feb g arrived here yesterday, bringing two days
a.er news from Europe.
The seventh session of the English Parlia-
mont was opened on Feb. 2. The Queens speech. IN
refeIigg 70 tue United States. states that Her Majesty
remains steadfls,y neutral between tie contending
parties Ii sanctions the proceedings Of the Quebec
Lonsronoe, and that II The resolutions OF TN"
Conference shall be approved by the provincial legi'
tures BIZ will be laid before tie English Parliament
for carrying the union scheme into effect.
The report of a cession of Sonora 70 France
1, officially contradctcl by the Paris MHftear II Is
said shat considerable Uucssuess IS felt II Pans CON
reruiog the attitude of the United States Win regard
10 81 oxco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

AT the Academy Of Music this evening .n'
Opera OF Don Sebastian will be performed 'oi 'Hs
time this season. The cast will embrace n"'t' an Wv
strength Of the compsDy-zucchi. Massinl'"ai' 'e''
Sasini and Iorini. ,,..
camilla Ursos first grand concert viii axe
place this evening a. Nibios saioon' cue -,
sisted BY Madame Vsrsn. Teresa 'a''eho' 40
Fellni. with Sir. Hoffman sscondae'of ou 'oa"'
familiar with the distinguished merits OF 'a"i''
She IA. won 50 bright reputation within tho ps''
week, tina. her popularity will insure her eToN'v
attendance. The artists assisting are oil OF scASNr
edged excellence and the covert cannot fai! !" p'o'
pleasant one. ----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
NEWS OF THE DAY.
TIIE, WAR.

Can't. Beall. the Lake Erie pirate, was not
executed on Saturday. having Leen resPiled i0f eW
Ss;s on publication Of his mother, who is no" W''h
hun Tho Nutorv Commission which lGs recently
tod and convicted Beal will reassembo al Font Lafy
etc on Monday and proceed with the trial Of Richard
Cob Kennedy. alias stanton, one Of the m'n charged
with being 10 the hotel banners Pct.
Secretary Welles has addressed commrn'ca-
tor 20 the commander Of tho natal rendezvous ct this
saon irsiructng him not 70 permit the ordinance re
Gently adopted by our Ccns on Council to interfere WIN
,he enlistment of recruits for Tie navy.
The annual report Of the surgeon'Genera OF
Massachusetts states that 10 Surgeons and Assistant
Surgeons Q; Massachusetts, regiments have lost thor
Ives in tie service.
Nh. -6cn. Palmer arrived AT Louis lie on
Saturday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

houses and combinations of bankers. In the
monarchics of Europe, the people hoard and
hide their earnings in time Of war. In the
American Republic, it is the People that take
the war-loans Of their Government. In the
hight Of war, the humblest American women
and men, those who customarily eat the daily
bread Of daily labor, with a brave joy and II
generous confidence, bring all they have and
lend it to their country. # is wise Us well a.
noble banking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
tally.

In order to secure to the city OF Turin direct
rrivsv COMMIT nicotion with the Mediterranean. the
Government has granted guarantee oI per cent on
tho capital ~ the Lines between Turin. Sabona aud
Acqui.
A telegram rom Turin Of Feb isays: The report
~ tie Committee Of the Chamber Of Deputies upon the
Legislative unloston Of Italy proposes The abolition OF
capital punishment
Ii IL asserted that the King viii ritit Milan during
tie iast few days " TIE Carnival snd that the oregn
Minister sill accompany him.
The eruption Of Mount Etns continues regularly bat
causes no damage 10 the adjacent village.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
The Final blow ~ the Rebellion.

ALBANY, it'. ~ A-'.
The following telegram has been received by
Governor Fen.on
WARRINGTON. Fob. ~ i-'j.
Last nigh. tits Department received the gratifying
intelligence Of the occupation OF Columbia. tle capital
If sou,h Cstons. BY Gen. Sherman, AID he probable
evacuation of Charleston BY the enemy.
Hasten on recruiting TO Gil up the erny. and the re
be,lon must receive the 6nal bes IL this spr'nss
campaign. l.. ii. STANTON Sec " "''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

The New-York State Temperance Society
will hold meeting at Elmira Oh the 22d and
sd inst beginning at , p. N. of Wednesday
Eminent champions Of the cause will be pres
eut. The need of Temperance effort must be
Obvious 10 all
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Those having friend, in the army viii be glad
10 hear that Money Order Office has been
established by the Posi-olfce Department at
City Point, Virginia. Soldiers and Their friends
can now transmit money without The possibility
OF loss. Money orders may be obtained and
ar payable ut the Po>t-oiiice in this city.