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COTTON AND TOBACCO,
500 Agents Wanted.

&OHl aoNTH guar,afeed and expense
- I,t- - % caiHslneh, enerrefc Nounf
niens ies,herss Returned soldiers, and al who 80
49, !. Ne sc q Hollands Lie Of Tancoln, :
sei.o,. =, : Eisiery ~ ihe RolSllion" .sHcaiisF,
Works snd EnEravings For t,r7,.s - -
p,yainlneSiatey, m Person o. By letirr. Al nv
ofhce. = / hfpHrr
IA foErlh ~, 1et. Hsrissi al zee -. .
nQf4-sli 1aa Ilcuisr-I IL LII "
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CNcIxxArI, Nov. 2O-P. NJ.
HOGs.-Receipts IN 10 - o'clock. noon !.

The market Is more active to-day, at about
ihe same range OF prices as obtained on Sat
urday. We note sales of 500 head of over
300 lbs. average, at 81 50 gross; 200 do,
average 3l5, at Sll SO gross; 400 DO, ave-
rage 2l0, at Sll 90 gross 200 dressed hogst
average go, sold al Sl4 90 net; 800 do,
240 fbbs. average, at Sl4 90 net; light
weights sold al SIS 50 net. We quote the
market as steady at Sl1 O0@ll 90 per GENITAL
gross.
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100000
To be Sold f0F One DoIlaF Zach

vvifbsnt rsysnf n v.lns. ars - 4, ~ - a., In.
II -, -. s-b.f - IN -s,-..,-
Auilna 49, w. y 49, e1AAeetea 81 ~ ~
e,siio1 si6es la. n lsss ~ ioiio,-IS i5iI1 81
M their usines 10 b used
Robsri Hotchkiss Neg Raven. CoaH-, Geo.
| deou, value $50, WIT Willis, VI fid o., > T.
tIamond ClusieF Pm, yslus tS16 nnkG Isrpan.
| 20 YORK a., sod Watch, value Size Miss lsl
= HickersoB, BinEnEmpion, n Z, Msiodeon, Fsus
gl0u. Dir y n stone, 81 Yeah - n T., Piano, ~
ns $3.50 Ms Thos a Miller. sersBtas - D..
mond Ring, value SlT5 Miss Elen Peek spruE-
| G.ld, ID Mefodson. ralua sh6- Dr I va Mpsf,
Washington, y q, 60 4 HuntinR Cssed Estcb.
vaius AGO Eds II Lindsay worcester M1fs .
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EsTABLTsEaED N IsIo.
LOCKWOOD 4 IIUNNINGl,oN.

l''7.7lIt y Io7ll q. v IIII7lls = 10.
snd Lcokibg Glass plniss. IN trade srln fra I
500 assoTzneut 81 hsrrurs hoih frcnch and iacF,
-. ol,iine in an ~ tEEnctes. Also, fet. Nan
,e- sHd ofhes had u FTarnes made u Irdaf. Sc
80 -llsee opposite feck 81 ,, Nss 4 -
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EXTENSIVE SALE or
Government Railroad Properly.


NASHVILLE. IEss., Oct. -, lsoa.
EXTENSIVE SALE or
Government Railroad Properly
MILL te sold q. PUBLIC AUCTION. on NO
w VEMBER 50, lsss. e no FOOT Of Poplar 81.
81 LOUIS, No.
no Plat Cars. 81 r. rarss
| On NOVEMBER 70. is65. 81 the yard Of the Jef
fsrs 'nVille RslIoad Company, ieffsrsouyile, Ind.
NINE iiat Cars, gauge iesi - inches.
On NOVEMBER q, 1855, q, Louisville, Ky.
~ pra Wheels and Axles, 81 Car Wheeis.
] zIT old ANles, 4 iendsr,
4 smoke stack, I Engine Truck,
I ] Parallel Rod, , Hell and Frsmas
l Band Cars, u Truck Cars
5000 pounds.of scrap lroH-
/ On DECEMBER lss5 a. Memphis Tern, the
entire stock q the q. 3. Military Ralrosi supplies
rsmsnng on hand a that Pisee, eonsisiins ID part
ts0) Kighty Tons assorted Iron,
fsuol hight hundred tnus scrso irnns
| lsl Eght io1s escorted Steel,
! on one TOO PIg Lead, snd Esnerla sasorsm e1i
Of slnsn stores, snitabis Tor Railroads
On DECEMBER II, 1855, Il Nashville, rs1n.,
The entre stock Of new AID -erFaaule siofes ol ts
/ y. 8 Military Railroad, runlsning 90 nA1a ai ne
General supply Store; eona.ilas N pr a. ~
5000, T-outy thouaznd Ares.
OouO one fhoussud tons nsaoried Bar lrou,
80, EiahfY t0ns Boiler aad Tsak Iron,
- Thirfy-aFe tons assorted Steel,
Cl0j three hundred ions scrap Iron. (Erouzhf
a1d csst,l
Ca8 Tssaiy-sys lhousa8i poonas Eszins Buas.
CaltInEa,
aas HPe. e. Eizturss Of Al liaas.
Brsss Pre-. Od clps,
spnsg Baisncss. Brass Cocks. every description,
Shovel, 0lous NalFss, of n 80
Ha'cissls, tiaH, Ln.ns sd Tsmulnr Bar,
Nuts. lron a1d Copper Ririfs Burrs
Wsshsrs, wrought and cast. shs-i Copper Bras,
Raiisa AID SPIKE. chaius and nope al sfsrs
Malets, biocks, Tickle aud Nateh
fa-h, Glass aad Psiufs, % al kinds.
Raiiroad Lamps. Kely's Head Liaha.
CoounKe oFss AID FiEtufes, Hcafnz 9lcTss, /
tul sets q Sarpsnasrs', hlaczrniths and So 4
dlers' Tools, Rubber CIR sprBgs. Betting, Cum
and Lssfhsr. Flss Butts sd acfeas Tiasals g
AZ Kinds, and Almost ever Ertce suiiatle 90 lal-
roaa oPasaaana. nd 81 q - Fsry - quai-1.
o. Jhrss Larss Laebess s.svsss ! BIO nagufr.
% I've Pa1efs 8sllers O., unsnuis.ilresf.ss -.
ll On 3olt cutisT, sd eesr Carer sss1e
Cd o. kxia C1t-c1 Lalne, HaruE Hl-~h
~ I've Pa BloseFs, i1ed.unj
ri -, ~, H.r--,-- = V E5gsBe lHossis PAL
iIi Oos BIsondeid Elssm Hansnaf'
d oss sellers g @ q =. "a. = are s..su-,
=, -. ~ - hs1d kAlrnad Tees 81
~ kinea ecas.ss,f q EFsasirriehfu Toois.
- 80 -. M.ehlu'.is Tools.
tl-e-sl = : -, -. R1gs, C1aia. A., a.
49, r. t3oEerlulslt flll1H.
osiaiogua. g -. -, 81 sssis,s,ss : -
VIE ca y =, n ~ a thsfai Manpha - sp1l- {
: - !, fissl 51o. PHzza. 4. . -.
-. ss.-1hoz q Dlais-I sd Aailroad c111pazias
, -. m ,..snrsl1cs 4 ) s'c'erk, ~. q 60
-. - sosenus az &C ~ - ylsPsliy i a.
ss4-sa C.Bza HtAeEaaA
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RATS or IDfkkIisIA6s
plrLnrrrE anYaNrE-


kdrarrssuleuis On The spicial Column, frsi tine,
rrgru 10 lues, u oQ-eech addincnal line. ID
cent. suhse1usut IussroIs, 10 cents per line Ia
Ioei Coiurun, frsi tine, froIp 70 lines, 81 o.
ca ainrliousl Inc, 30 cents; euheequE1f inser.
uons 10 cs1is per iine.
All siFsrfiaeEneuls o,cupying SPECIAL position,
ID al douhe column embellishments, WI b
rnarEsi So per cent. adFance on regular rEies.
EARRlAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
va b charged 81 tie regular advertising rates,
sad must Invariably BE- paid advance, or no in
ssTuoa l.ade-
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sUNpRIcs.

LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property.
OrFIJE AssIsr,ST QuARrFRNAsTER,
NASHVILLE. TESN Nov. 18TH 1855
4 WILL OFFER FOR SALE, AT PUBL &c AUG
l tiOu. at the U. s. Franklin Shops. at Nashville,
Tenn, commencing tuesday the 9th day Of De
rember, 1856, \ large lot Of Government Property,
consisting IN pant as follow;
MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION.
las Army. Log. Hey and Wood wseon-
Ia Transfer wagons. a3 Horse wagons
1 EsP'ess wsgon. go 2-hOrse annbulances.
ll39 Hind and iront wagon gearing
2dss oct mule harness, wheel and lead.
o Wagon and riding saddles
Waeoa o. gues read q Neck HalteTs 5'h Chsius,
Log Chains, bearing and Breast Chain, Double
iree-, 8 nceirees preaders, Lead aad Check l. mes,
Water Buckets, Wagon Covers, & a..
TOOLS
6 Set Blqcksmilh's Tools
% Boxes WheelSright's Tools.
i0g Pafai e Visss
g Set saddler noels.
AugeTs, Axes, haiehets, Oh ses, fuunhes, shoyes,
Spades. rick, Portable Forgez, &c, sc.
$ lie 70 commence - o'ciOcks. m On Tuesdsy
The itl day Of Lea ember next and continue daily
until the pro cry Is Al disposetCf
BY order of CaPt. A. K. EDDT, Chief q NJ Dept
Of Z ernessee. + B. KIRK
noEEl-id kFt Maj. and A. q. n.
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LADIES' FURNISHING STORE.
X, a. WILLIAMS ~ CO.,
ManuhstuIers o. ladies' Aad Chldren's
furnishing Goods,

oomvrsing a tine Assortment Of Ladies and Chi
Jren's
UNDER GARMEFTS,
WHITE WAISTS,
MORNING WRAPPERS,
CHILDREN SUITS,
INFANTS DRESSES,
CLOAkS,
INFANTs CAPS,
UNDER SLEEVES,
HEAD-DREsSEs,
LADIES' cars.
an oiour goods are rnais Of the bss t iraud ms.
erisls, and peEy latest llyles.
GLOVES,
HOSIERY.
HANDKERCHIEFs,
LACES, AND
EMBROiDERIES.
Oar Millinery DepsriH ent is ccmplete. in
B0NNETs, TURBANs, RIBBONS. HATS,
FLoWERs. AND
Fancy Goods.
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OFFICE OF GESrRAL SUPERINTENDENT,
n &C- AND n. 4. n. ". RslLRoAnS,
NASHVILLE, TENS Oct 9Th, lSs5. J
IN and alter Tuesday Oct 70. lS65 and until fur
Tier notice, Passenger Trims vii iun IS fol-
oWs.
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA LINE.
Laws Nashville for Chattanooga, and ali pOints
South NJ A. n, Arrive 81 CtsitahOogA 81 GO P. =
Returning Leave Chattanooga 81 Gao A.
Arrive q Nashville 81 5.'5P. n
shelhyVile Accommodated, leave Nashville At
3l0 ,. A.. Rruve ~ shelbyuae a. 7.3O ? H.
keturnlng-Leaye Shebyulle 1t 5.aO A. n az
riEe al s-55 A. n.
NASHVILLE & NORTH WESTERN LINE.
Lave Nashville Tor 9ohnsonvHle, snd al points
West and Northwest, ~ ?. sruFe Il Johnson
vile AZ II ?. a.
Reiurning-Lesve Johnsonville l.so A H., STRIVE
AZ Nashville az e.50A n.
Trains on n = ~. " r. R connect At johnson
vile WITH nrsi clsss line q Steamers for Psducsh,
Cairo and 80 Louis.
'If1ins stop s. al iuteuneuiste VENTS.
WI. p. INNES. Cecil SUIT
n. &C an n a n. w. r. R'ds.
octi0-f
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We, TIE undersigned, have this Day sdopssd the
sb5ve rates lor advertising, 70 Which We bind our
- ros FtrirtlT - nd1sre-
NM. CAMERON a 90.
JOHN WALLACE, for the DlspafeA
BARRT. WINHAM a &C. for Pea.
BALL. JONES A CO., for Gazette
NASHVILLE TEss. sept. =. 1854
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E. D. FARSSWORTH,
a A.. -. -.
CARRTnaE-

= - a q e.
fTiHE fMAtFNsE STOCK. rsu {, ~. Trprr
= AsRsk MAkERooNA, csverinr ~ sre- =
ls.ooe efcsre fest
EuiFasees-&so klroaau1y 4. IL cso,AY a
Be-uf- ne LANG ST sssGRTafRsrr - -,
ever oiiere1 ia hes ferl,, 81 nsg - 49, I
EreEtly I'D lced pTicrs. Hasrr-1 -
g aszlTtneli si~sys % hau3
ocns-tn eoes G Witt, 80 RlssaVsy, \. Y,
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BITTERS,

brakes Plantation Bittass,
Bull's Cedron
Hostetter's Stomach
Boorhave's Holland
HOohandis GermHn
For sale low, by EWiN 4 PENDLETOE.
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Assistant SirS lsSi 81 v ~ Y5 ~ Sob

Reader, here IS prOsf positive Of TIE value o.
these truly vEiuAhle prepaTslions. Ihs cd sclen-
irg and d. gushing drugs have 10 eve WaF 70 rene
P0SfTlFE CuRE.
sold b WJkCW SIXTH, nruzzsts,
Cor. Church aud Vine streets, nashville
DESMOND 90, Propreiors,
SIS Rsos street, Phiiaielp hia, Pa fsep21-Gm
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sAMARITAH's
Root and Herb Juices,
The Crest Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS
LETTERS, SCALES, B0ILs, sYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS


For syphilis or Vsnereal Diseases, the Samari.
aa's Root and Herb Juices Is The most potent Ger.
tsin and sfectusl remedy ever prescribed lt reach
and eradcates every particle q ths Fsuereai poi
Eon, 30 that the cure h thorough and permanent
Take thea this purifying remedy and be heslei,
and do not trSnsmt % Dour pOsiariy that for Hhch
you msy repent IN after years.
DO NOT DEsPAIRT
Although you may be prOnOunoed inrurai L. the
SRmantsn's Roof md Herb Juices vii remove
every vesuge Of impurities mona ne system, - well
IS al the bad Effects OF Melcurg.
FEMALESii FEMALE8Ti
In many affections with which uumbsrs Of re-
males suffer- the Roo; and Heeb Juces % most hap
ply A6spted, 10 lcersted Uterus n Whites. IN
bearing d0sn Falling Of tho womb, Debility, and
tor ali Complaints ipeident 70 the sex sent ~ eE.
press. Price, u per bottle.
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Sale of
Government Property
AT AUCTION.


ASSISTANT QUAETEHNAsTER's OFFIcr,
ClAREsSILLE, 1ENn. i
WILL SILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, IlS THE
city OF ClarksFille. Team, the following iovern-
ent Properly, on
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0ashrille Anion.
M. O1EER0S . 90, Publislsrs.
- d. anRGRIPfIoEi

THURSDAY. SovEKBER %, 1865.
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Cincinnati Lumber Market.

MoNDAY EvENING, Nov 20.
The yards are y ell stocked with all kinds,
and an active business Is being transacted.
The demand is quite large, and priScs hrm
at the following quotations:
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We are also Agents for the well known
Howe MACHINE,
Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor 4 Pateutee,

1t is unequalled IS = Manufacturing
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established.
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BRST work,
using much smaller needle for the
same thread than any other Machine.
These Machines are made at the
new and spacious Factory At Bridge
port, Conn, under the immediate SUI
peryision Of the President Of the Com
pAny, ELIAS HOWE, Jr. the original
inventor of the Sewing Machine.
Duplicate parts Of Machines con
stantly on hand.
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed
p%LibersI Inducements offered to
AgsntS
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LIQUORS.

Bhls Alcohol IS per cent
70 per cent.
Proof Spirits,
Pitts Whisky, pure, for Med. purposes.
! Pure French brandy,
! Holland Gin,
Pure Port. Madeira, snd Sherry Wines,
For sale low, by EWIN a PENDLETON.
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p -. - -

f1Ef h1EfffkL. fcln MaEga1LL.
Baltimore, Fen - lisa.
81 hsYs grest ssiisiacrou in stating thaf have
a ed The SamSriizn's Remedies iorlF enrresl
disease inia most CUSTOMARY forms; tiat ] have
used them with Judgment diacrstion znd proper
~, and hsse found them respond % ny anticipa-
to promptly s1a edeciualy KnoHina thsir
cunposlnon, have the fullest ccuiCe1cs IL thslr
etrsey. and Hs far e. ny use Of thsm extsuds
recommend them strungiY
EI.FRrD q pnWuRa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-19
Polish RcfMgeGs.

1t is said that large numbers OF refti-
gees who were implicated III the recent
rebellion in Poland are coming to this
country and arrangements are being
made in the eastern a&d western cities to
receive and welcome them and assist
them in obtaining homes and employ
meat, A Polish committee i'll Cincinnati
invites Il portion of the refugees to set
tie there.
What a singular spectacle orr nation
now presents We are exiting thousands
of our own native born citizens orpoliti-
cal o.lcnces, and welcoming to our shores
the political refugees of Europe. Amer
leans are being banishcd from their
homes by our own people and those who
have been bauished from Europe for like
offences. are invited to come in. We are
uniLing out to the oppressed Of other
countries an asylum we deny To those
bora upon our soil The Poles rchclled
against their government and failed, and
dl" received here with open arms. The
southern people rebelled against their
government and failed and are compelled
to ;iee for an asylum, perhaps to the We
~ country quilted by these Poles Tho
relative merits of tho cause for which,
these men suffer have nothing tedo with
the case. The Poles would he as warmly
welcomed here had their cause been the
reverse Of what it was, aud the Ameri.
can cxilcs would have been exiles still
had their cause been tenfold more just
This is Il great country and it is inhabit'
ed by the most inconsistent and contra,
dictory people that ever lived.
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FIr. Stephens, Gnse,

The argument by which ALEX. STE
FlIENs, seeks to excuse his participation
i'll the rebellion possesses some weight
but will hardly BIO held applicable to his
case 1t is undoubtedly true that there
WAS time, before the firing upon Fort
Sumter, when the leading newspapers OF
all parties in the North conceded the
right of secession The New York ri.
DuRe was not alone in its advocacy of this
right; the Cincinnati Commercial also
contcnded that if amaiority of the South.
cn people desired to establish new
government, they should he permitted n
'io 81 in peace. Even Mr.. LINCOLN him
self had once laid down the broad doc
trinc that any people, anywhere, had the
right ia rise up and shake of the exist
ing government and establish another
1t is possible that very many Of the
Southern people may have been inhu.
cnccd by these things to believe in the
right of secession ana that its exercise
would he accomplished peaceably, with
out opposition from che Federal Govern.
ment; hut it, is scarcely probable that
Nj. STEPHENS was So influenced. His
own eloquent speeches in behalf of the
Union are-ipcansistent With that idea
He will d"abtless obtain free aud mer.
edpardon, but upon other grounds than
that hc WIS led astray by HORACE GREE
LET. tr7 -s-.--1si@
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The Negro Troops.

The reliability and discipline OF negro
soldiers is we'll illustrated in the conduct
of the 25th corps rsfusing teembark for
Texas, description of which We publish
elsewhere this morning. 1t is in keep
mgr with the true character they have
earned during the war, notwithstanding
vigorous efforts have been made to bolster
UP their character for courage and ODE
dience and manufacture for them 9 good
reputation Of which they are entirely un-
worth. l. it such conduct as this at
Fortress Monroe that entities the negro
TO use the ballot Is it to reward them
for this that they must now have the
right of suffrage? We have heard 1T
constantly asserted that the ballot should
follow the bullet in the negroes hands,
have they earned this privilege by in
subordination and mutiny? If the rad
lcals could have their way they would
make a hero and voter of every one OF
those men who loaded their carbines to
Kill their officers and resist the orders OF
b, Government .t. Ai-.a-
Suppose these men so to Texas, OF
what advantage will they be there and
what confidence can be placed in their
hAelitl, hey will have TO be closely
Guarded during their passage. else they
viii seize the vessels in which they are
being transported and start upon
career of piracy and murder They will
nave to be kept under the guns of white
-,ldcrs continually to prevent them, at
t,r arriving at their destination, from
marching whithersoever their evil pas
aons may lead them for pillage and ra-
p.ur. Nearly half of the regular army
-, the United States is henceforth to be
composed of this kind of material, Can
any white man or woman feel safe in
town garrisoncd III that way In arm
mg the negroes we have evoked spirit
which will not 60 down at orr bidding,
and We know not the magic formula
which will make it obedient to our will
The races always have been and ever
will he antagonistic, let the radicals
dream and reason as thay may. The re-
cent mutiny of colored troops is full OF
suggestions OF future danger.
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sherman ON the Death of his Child

The child of General Sherman, who is
the subject of the touching letter given
below, was the pet of the Thirteenth
regular regiment. Gen Sherman was at
one time Colonel of this regiment and
its officers and men have erected To the
memory of the Generals child heauti-
full and costly monument of marble
This tribute to little Willy's' memory,
and the pathos of the Generals letter.
form an interesting episodein the history
of the war The letter is dated from the
Gayoso House, Memphis, midnight, Oct0-
Der 4th: "My dear friend-I cannot sleep
tonight till 1 record IN expression of the
deep feelings of my heart to you and to
the officers and soldiers of the battalion
for their kind behavior to my poor child.
l realize that you all feel for my family
the attachment Of Kindred; and L assure
YOU all Of full reciprocity. Consistent
with a sense of duty to my profession and
Office, | could not leave my post. and
sent to my family to come to me in that
fatal climate, and in that sickly period
of the year, and behold the result The
child who bore my name, and i'll whose
future I reposed with more confidence
than did in my own plans OF life, now
| floats mere corpse, seekinga grave i'll a
distant land, with Il weeping mother,
brother and sisters clustered about him
But, for myself, can ask no sympathy
On, on must go till | meet soldiers
fate, or see my country rise superior to
all factions, till its flag is adored and re
spected by ourselves and all the powers
of earth But my poor Willy was, or
thought he was, a sergeant of the Ihlr-
tenth. l have seen his eye brighten
and his heart beat us he beheld the bat
talon under arms, and asked me If they
were not real soldiers Child as lie was.
he had the enthusiasm, the pure love OF
truth, honor and country which should
animate all soldiers. God Gully knows
why he should die so young He is dead,
but will not he forgotten till those who
knew him in life have followed him TO
that same mysterious end. Please con-
vey to the battalion my heartfelt thanks,
and assure each and all that If, in after
years, they call Oh me OF mine, and men
ton that they we've Of the Thirteenth
regulars when poor Willy was sergeant,
they will have key to the affections al
my family that will open all it has that
we will share with them oar last blank
| ct, our last crust.
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The Gloriou. Fourth.

~
TAta meeting of members Of the Sol-
dierS Aid Society and other citizens.
held yesterday morning, twas resolved
to have the soldiers burial ground sol
emnly dedicated and the corner stone OF
a monument to be erected thereon to
the memory of Abraham Lincoln, Colo
nels Thoburn and Frost, Captain Bier,
Lieutenant Morrison, Sergeant Jenkins
and other national martyrs laid with APP
propriate ceremonies, on the approach
ing Fourth Of July, which it is hoped
will be participated in by all the schools
of the city and neighborhoodi all military
men in. the city and neighborhood,
whether mustered out of the service or
not; all the fremen of the city and neigh
borhood; the Masonic fraternity; the Odd
Fellows; the Red Men; the German Bene-
fetal Society; the Order of st Patrick
German Turner's; German and other
singing associations, and all other bene-
fetal or literary societies of the city and
neirhborho0d; the Governor, State Of
ficials and members of the Legislature;
the Mayor, Council and city officers; the
Judges, members of the bar and county
officers; the clergy, medical profession,
&c, &c; manufacturing mechanical,
trade or other industrial associations, OF
representatives thereof; draymen' ex-
press wagoners, cartmen, &c; delegates
from abroad, and citizens generally
1t is proposed to form procession
early enough in the morning to terminate
in time to permit Schools, Societies and
others designing to leave the city by
rail, steamer or otherwise to do so with
little or no detention. ~
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed general committee of arrangements:
Henry Crangle, J. r. Hubbard, J. c.
Hupp, Samuel Laughlin, James Bodley,
John Clayton, John Bishop, John Nc
Lure, Jr., Henry Wallace.
G.. d. HUBBARD, President
SAaIL. LAUGHLIN, Secretary.
WHEELING, June II, 1865
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-19

Rock ISLAND TO BE A TROPHY DEPOT.
The War Department has, we learn
designated Rock Island as the grand de.
pot at which shall be collected aud stored
all the artillery, arms, ordnance, and 9th
er trophies captured during the war by
northwestern troops. These will, OF
course, be systematically arranged and
carefully preserved under the supervision
of the Ordnance Department The pris,
on, barracks, store-houses, etc, are to be
vacated as soon as possible, and at once
made available for the newuse to which
it is to be devoted .fa.