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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-10
DAILY LEADER.
THE ASSASSINATION TRIALS.
What was Proved Against each Pris-
Oners-ResAme of Ghe evidence.


Oners-ReSAme of ~ evidence.
The following resume Of the evidence in
the assassination trials, showing Whist was
proven against each of the cOnspirators is
Of especial interest at the present juncture:
DAVID Z HAROLD.
The evidence against HAROLD Of having
assisted Booth in the assassination, aud
aided him to escape, was clear. As early
S. February last he Wss found TO have
been in confidential relations with the as
sassin, and was proved 70 have been pres.
emit on several occasions at secret meetings
with Booth, AtZerott and others Of the
fconspirators. 0nce he was at Mrs. Sur
Eattis in company with them. He. called
with Surratt and Atzsrott at the tavern in
Surrsttville, and left the two csrbines and
ammunition which were taken away from
the tavern by him and Booth on the night
of the assassination. During their flight
he acknowledged 70 Willie jet and other
rebel soldiers that he and Booth were the
asssssins of Lincoln, and he was captured
in the barn with Booth.
GEORGE A. ATzERoTT. es'I z.
II was shown without q doubt that at
zerost was q co-conspirstor in tho sssas-
sinstion plet. He, like Harold, inside his
first appearance st Mrs. SurrRtts house in
the early part of February, inquiring for
John h SurrstL and was thereafter fire.
quently found in secret communication
with Booth and his confederstes. To him
was assigned the murder of President
johnson At the KiIkWood House bus, not
withstsnding it sppesrs that theirs was no
obstacle in the way of its performance he
does not seem to have made any effort to
get access to his intended victim on the
evening Of the 14th Of April On the af-
ternoOn of The 14th hs was seeking &c
obtain q horse the better TO secure bis
own safety by flight after he should
have performed the task which he had vol
unfairly undertaken He was traced to the
KirkwOod HOose on horseback, about nine
o'clock in the evening, but did not remsin
there long, and was not seen near the house
after that hour. He proved false to his
eonfederates, no doubt for want Of pluck to
do the murder, but is proved 70 have been
in active cooperation with them through
out the night and TO have -absconded at
daylight the next morning first throwing
RWsyt the knife with which he was TO have
assassiDsted Mr.. johnson, and disposing
of a pistol which belongedto Harold, Du-
ring the trial Atzerott loCked rather In
concernedly On, and a. no time evinced 8
high sensibilIty Of his almost inevitable
doom. l--ear Fl
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sAMUELARNoLD.

Arnold was proven to have been st one
time in full communion with the consplrs-
tors. S"iEndvhoA ahe resI-
sne "a that Arnold and Booth quarrel
oen1l be former withdrew from the con-
60! anu ms prisoner aflerward went to
sPIscy Monroe and took a situation in 8
sutler's store where ne remained al ms
aIOoId vas 1t one time in the rebel service.
a. Z about thirty yesrs OF sge hye teet
ne = inches in height, dark hsir and eyes,
elgns H9ft complexion, and an intelligent
c SESn re5osseesing appearance
sAMUH A. MUDD.
n, Nudd was shown to have been IN
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New York Express .s...--..-.-.--...l0.O r. \.
AK for through Tickets via f'8alamanoa."
D. MoLAREN, Gsn7 Sup'S
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tinues 70 give my S.I IS Superior street. O
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Hs-s-ID ~ he advnnt,g e OF 81, when 20 us ~
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~THE BRIDAL OHAMBER-An
Esusy Of Warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also, nsu and relIAbls troatnent for Diseases ef
e Urinary and sexual eyrtsnh. Sent ares, In
sealed envelopes. address Dr.. J. sk1liR Hoaghton,
How.rs i.sooisfiou. PhfsdsiphiA, Pa. Hys:R4
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIO & GREAT WESTERN
IA hallway,
and Summer arrangements.


Takss E9est Aon6sy, Nay sh, 1855.
20 16rgggh ExEssSs train DAILY bessssz
"DAE EzPRkss, leaves Cleveland Sundays sxooss.
81 at $50 A NJ arrives It Nashville 81 500 ?. r.
tDtnnerl salamanca a SIS ?. r., tl spns CGrs)
End New Tork - I.IoR.H.
sStGHI EZPREsss" leaves OsyslAnd gatuIdayB
sxcspts6s It s:l5 ;. X, Sleeping Cara attached
arrives a. EsSdyile lt Loo A. n, Salamanca al
800 A. q, and heg York at l0.sO ?. =
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IMPOR TANT no LADIE5-Dr. Har-
"A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW

B9-Sold by all abe principal Druggists
G. W.. CLARK, Druggist, agent ioT Cleveland.
fulyPl: R3.m. ". fhWy
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Day A~xprss-leETz New Eark aA..-.-.EcG 4 =,
ArriTOa At cisEelSad at.--.T.65 e. \.
Night % -Lsaves New Hork at. a-..E=gl P.
Arrives ct Cleveland at---.o:55 ?. y,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01
SHERIFF..

We are authorized to announce the name
OF DR.. Frank Moore US a candidate for tho
Office. Of Sheriff.
We are authorized TO announce the name
OF u. W. Dyre ne a candidate for the Office
Of Sheriff Of Pamela county.
We are authorized to o the name
Of Robert B. Jones q candidate for
Sheriff Of Pamela county.
We are authorized 10 announce tho maine
Of Paul Darringer as candidate for Shur.
Ia Of Pamela county.
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cant. H. a. 1ajluf, II iannla county,
ffinuHN ~ Hllobiihe' Ileeimeni, Arm.
slfHnF8 lHFadut, ia q candidate f0f Dti'
lfel Attorney N the aeeenih Judicial Vs..
inet eDmpfifin lho counties N lippsh,
Nlatball, bcSylo, Pamela and Lafayo'te.
We arc authorized 10 announce the name
" be- Cooper " Pamela county, NJ q
enndi lile for District Attorney for The
seventh Judicial District comprised of The
counties Of Tippah, Marshall, Dtsoto,
Pamela and Lafay elto.
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TAX ASSESSOR.

We are authorised 10 ansounss the name
Il William y. Nicklc asa candidate for 70.
election TO tho olace Of Tax Assessor VI
Pamela county.
We are authorised 10 sanosacs The name
Of N. Z. knox ~ . candidate for Tax Az.
SCISSOR u psnola County.
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NEW s.

INV OrLliss, Aug % Nenrly 4
million dollars IN specie has arrived
within iho lnst two days.
Tcyns advice. report the frontier IN
o worse condition than ever before.
Ausiin and San Antonio papers are
filled With accounts of outfngcs By
lnliam anil hghway robcfics, Steps
a9wcFtr are being taken BY the mil.
ituy for the protection Of frontier
settlers The telegraph Is being ex.
tended from Houston to San Antonio,
Shrc,epoltan Vicksbmg.
The condition Of the blacks, with o
fn exceptions, y represented as sat
isivtnry.
The holl worn continues is ray.
agcs Oh cotton in the lower eoun.
tIca.
At public meeting Of the citizens
Of liz counties in Texas, resolutions
were passed accepting Che political
situation, aud pledging support to
the National Government and Gov.
Hamilton, acknowledging the aboli.
ton Of slavery, and asks Gov. Ham
ilton to call a convention.
Hon. NJ. &. Jones, Judge Of the
United States District Court Of Ala,
ut the time of secession, and who
continued in the same position under
the succeeding regime, w,s arrested
in Montgomery and bonded for 90.
VOO.
WASHINGTON, Aug. ca rcgu.
lar Cabinet meeting was held to.
day.
The new commissioner Of Indian
anaiss yesterday t~elcgraphcd 10 See.
rotary Harlan that they wore just
leaving Fort Scott.
The colorcd people Of Alexandria
are preparing for a grand tourna.
incnt. 1
WELLINGTON. o. Aug. g9.--Thc
National Bank at this place was
robbed last night Of about one hun
bred thousand dollars in government
bonds.
NEw Yonw, Aug. 2o-Cotton Az,
Flour declined IL cts.
Il is confidently asscs,ed in legal
circles that JEFF. Davis will be
brought TO Richmond for trial.
Mr.. Jasper Harding, for many
years proprietor Of the Pennsylvania
Inquirer, Of Philadelphia, died on the
.snd IN that city, aged sixty. five
years.
The lcssccs Of the restaurant al.
joining f'ord's Theatre In Washing.
ton, and the property Of Ford, refuse
TO give up the apartments TO the Gov
eminent, they having q four year.
lease, and claiming that the building
was not included in the lease Of the
theatre property by the Govern
mcnt.
The New York T'mes' Washing
ton special says: The sentiment O
Gov. Perry, as expressed in his latcs|
speech at Grccnvillc, South Carolina
are the same he expressed 10 III,
President when here, accompanied b,
the assurance that reforms in IN,
political condition Of South Carolin.
should be accomplished. at an carl,
day. lie also expressed the sam,
sentiments in public.
The silver. ware mandatory Of +
". Cooper In New York. was bur
glsriseda few nights ago Of diamond
worth $4,000 and silver worth o.,
900. Daniel Bartlett. an old offend
Or, and William Colenan, ere undc
arrest for the crime.
II 10 taken for granted that In
Democratic convention about to as
semble at Columbus, Ohio, will nomi
nate Gen George Morgan for Govern
or. and that the platform will con
tain Planks against negro suffrage
and favcring the taxation Of Govern
ment bonds.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01

Lost on Monday the 18th inst, between
Pamela ADD Dstssville, = gold watch, 10,
which will pay . liberal reward, q : 4 Ia.
been 10 The family for sany yesss, asd val.
liable 10 ne o. that account.
J. Z. D0rGngnTY.
sctl-ln. Angus, -. ls.i.
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PROBATE JUDGE.

We arc authorized TO oun the name
Of Or,illc Harrison ns 4 candidate for ra-
election TO the Office Of Probate Judge.
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fah TONNE.
a aHihnfl 81 aHhfhHae lhe
fH an SAN BfHlfafi A. otn'
ia faf faH ffaii Ia ne hff Hfif',
eNtmlfni W iha aenHiita If " thnfHinf 4
tiftah Marsh il, ir4lfa, 7 unla, tlftp
w raautt ahd lBia aiiai
$50 Arr auihHfif0l 10 a%nnbpheo iha hama
n t1i A, iaih1ilft n 1iihsmlnfI
rlnnif, nsA candidate ~ r4ntrHu w Nm.
ffsf UHfai mmtlini n We o9anhoi "
shHuInfa, 1ipfih, Marshall, us'oio,
a rah4Hl anllafyeiie,
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CIRCUIT CLERK,

We are authorized to the name
o. John q. Harrison, as n candidate for
reelection " the Office of Circuit CLERK.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SAIlE.
By virtue Of nm order Of tho Honorable
Probate Court Of Pamela county, Missis.
sippi, made Mt tho August torn, 1865, the
undersigned, administrator Of the estate II
Pred. Lcibold, deceased, will on Saturday
the 23d day Of September, 1865, At tho late
residence of the deceased, In tho town OF
Pamela, sell at public auction to the highcs,
bidder for cash, tho following personal
property Of said estate, to wit; One small
lot Of Iron, onc lot Of Buggy Springs, one
lot Of Paint and some other small articles.
y. nuLlIlAN,
scpl-3'. Administrator.
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MISS. CENTRAL n. r.
Until further notice, trains on THE NJ
will run as follows: IN
G0iXG NORTH. 81
Leave Canton, Monday "Wednesday n
Friday, ut = o'clock, q. M, arriving aha
y Springs q. ! Is, p m.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Holly Springs on Tuesday, 1ssp
day and Saturday, at s 80, u. NJ, aniss.
at cantcn at ! %, .. IN. Close eonnseliS'
made with tho trins or the Miss. 4 Ten
Road, at Grenada l.. d. FROST,
July 1911, lsG5. SuperiasesdeAt.
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COUNTY TREASURER.

VVUNIl IKkAhUNEW.
We arc authorised 10 announce the namc
Of d. I. Mathews a. = candidate for tho
oiiee Of Treasurer Of Pamela Uounsy.
We are authorised 10 announce The name
u W. W. Hitch - Q candidate for r~e.slse.
,ion to the o6cs Of County Treasurer.
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ph0nATE cLrnk.

We nrc authorized TO Announce the nnmc
u ". i. Noottcn, rs n candidate for re.
election " The Ollee VI PROBATE Clerk.
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james VI. Bradford, Of the First Missis.
sirpi cavalry. having los, his left arm at
Selma, and being thereby made dependent
upon his pen for support. 10 u candidate
for the office VI Probate Clerk.
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Gb, coldIr ymoi snt.
w.. !, iape,.
$500 nan IU
pstalh hit'a ftpismbsf T. 1907

Ia. T0a f.Ireg n on tarcf 800
o. ho tHllba luf ono yfif, Gny
tU lHt Nu6 month. anl hllerh
t.Ni ref tlhal envy 81
f John ". ward ai lho nrm ~
rampy Ward, giV Man street.
Nlrmplis BE- ou nnlhotiftl aren't
Aillu.ibcm m wih hm for lhe slAn
Will mot eiih prompt attention I
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-10

Almost every day We hear Of robberies
committed in the vicinity Of Nashville BY
men clothed in the national uniform. The
ma-auders are not discriminating, but pluck
white and black alike, as the opportunity
offers. Tuesday and Wednesday they oPe-
rated On the Lebanon pike, near Mill Greek.
tuesday they got about $l75, gathering it
n small sums from q number Of persons ;
"wednesday they had better success, and
succeeded in getting some $500. The par
lies robbed we're men Of slender means, some
Of them on their way to this place to make
purchases Of little coffee, sugar, &c. Two
negroes were called upon to deliver, and
each gave up $50 and their knives. Wodnes-
day night they went 30 the residence OF
Mr.. J. c. Corley and stole several hundred
lollars worth Of bacon. The men were on
foot, and armed with pistols. The immu-
nifty which these scOundrels enjoy in the
prosecution Of their crimes is injurious to
the national cause, and brings reproaeh
upon the army. We trust that our military
authorities will take active measures TO put
a stop to these offences, and bring the
offenders to justice. This is due alike 70
the government and the people. Men al
lowed to stroll away from camp and PerPe-
rate highway robbery, and other crimes,
aud 90 without punishment, surely eennol
long be restrained by discipline, and they
do not desert, viii skulk from the post Of
duty and danger in the day Of trial.
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For the Nashville Union.

In your issue Of yesterday is cOmmuni-
cation signed Fair Play" which chal-
lenges any specific charges Of unfairness in
the administration OF the Qusrtermaster's
Department u Nashville.
Let me submit 70 you a case which has
come under my own knowledge:
A man claims back pay from one Of the
A. Q. Ms at this post, after having been
properly discharged. BE is met with the
answer that a voucher for his money has
been given 70 him. This he denies, but is
not listened 10. He makes his written CON-
plsint to the Chief Of the Department here,
which statement is forwarded 10 the A. =.
NJ. before alluded to for his report. It
comes back with the report that no voucher
is issued without proper idsntifestion Of
the party receiving il. This report Is re-
tured to the claimant approved and held
70 be conclusive" notwithstanding his sP-
peal for al investigation, and offer to pro-
ducs witnesses 70 substsntists his state
ment
submit to your correspondent whether
this be ssFzir Play -
JEsEECK.
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RiHnr ana steamhoal NeNs.

The Cumberland was on q stand yester-
day, with 81 feet water reported on Har
peth Shoals. The weather was clear and
cold
The Ohio is in good nsvigable condition
from Pittsburg to Cairo. The Mississippi is
open 70 Alton, and navigation resumed for
all classes of steamboats, except the largest.
The Tyrone, from Louisville with private
freight, and q number of other steamers
under Government orders, are in port.
The Robert Moore, Rob Roy and J.R
Gilmore passed Evansville Monday evening
bound for Nashville.
The Robert Fulton left Louisville for this
port on the sth. She is 8 new tow boat, and
took the tow Of the Charley Miller, which
is disabled.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-10

THEArRE-The frequenters Of the Old
Theatre will be gratifed to have an occs-
sion-as they will to-night-to render es-
pecial tribute to talent and worth. The
eutertainm ents are for the benefit Of Mise
Maggie Mitchell, who, al the week, has
been making the most active efforts 10
please and instruct the thousands who have
attended. OF course, there will be an IN
usually large turn out, and we spprehend
some may be disappointed about getting
seats; but no matter, 60 If you can only
pass the Warder ct the door and LET him
have "your ticket" The accomplished
beneficiary will appear in her distinguished
character Of The Cricket.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-10

To rHE EpIroE CT THE USros An arti-
Gle IN your paper Of the Cd INST came TO
my attention this morning, which certainly
was written under 6 mistake Of the facts.
proposed no levyiDg Of taxes 70 raise
fund with which 10 purchase county bonds,
or to pay the interest on the same. The
court was called together for the purpose Of
submitting the question Of the sale Of the
county stock IN the several railroad com
panies mentioned, 70 vote Of the people
Of the county, that they might say wheth-
or il should or ought 70 be disposed Of for
the purpose Of purchasing the bonds and,
aner having stated the great object for
which the court had been called together,
amongst other things, stated TO the jus
tees. IN substance, that lad been urged
BY citizens and tax. payers Of the county,
70 recommend q levying OF tax on privi-
leqes for the purpose Of meeting the ac-
cruing interest On the bonds, IS it would
have 10 &C. met some day. I expressly
stated th.t was not sufficiently advised OF
the s1b 5ect, 70 say whether that source Of
taxation ought to be further burdened OF
not ieitit my duty TO bring it to their
attention, that they, in their wisdon,
might b. what was right and reasonable in
the rremise5i which hope they viii do,
looking u tie interest Of the whole com
mun.ty, and not TO any particular class or
portion Of the same.
There are many reasons for and against
the lrvy.ng Of taxes under existing cir
rumztaucea, and those whose duty it IS 70
control these matters must necessarily
share ,ae.r action somewhat according 70
surrounding circumstances, taxing those
| sources Of revenue, that can il The existing
nature o. things best bear it, and upon
winch the taxes can be collected with the
zFea.css uniformity and least costs 20 the
whole community. would say more, but
do.not feel that ought to take up your pa
/ per with further remarks.
YCurs respectfully,
JANIS WHITEURTH.
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5{a5Ilylllg a,0lQll.

II The USIoS- has ;he largest eiIooi1-
ton Of any Newspaper in Tennessee lt'
City and Army circulation more 'hAA
double any other paper
~ The NASHVILLE USIos has been
awarded the publication Of The List Of Tn
called for Letters for the year 1855, by the
Postmaster Of this city, the CS5oN having
the largest circulation Of any paper pub
Ush,d within this postal district.
~ LIST OF LErTzEs.--Ihe lat o. letters
remaining uacallsI for ia the Post-ofce,
publishsd oIsially in the columns Of the
S.sHvrLLz USI5S, csn be consulted in the
business Office OF the UNION. Il viii be
found upon bulletin iltide the building
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-10

Valentines Day is coming, aud we would
remind our readers that 1. n. Rhodes, 81
Uniou street, has just received a maguif-
cent assortment and ia selling as cheap as
the cheapest, also q complete stock Of STA
tioiery and notions, to which he invites
the attention of the trading public.
cabE-5f
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-10

As On indication Of the " suPeri2~ sociR
progress" Of slavery, We may mention that
rebel que rrillas recently captured Major
Divine, a loyal Last Teuuesseau. They
carried him 10 secure retreat and shot
him, first in one arm and then in the OIL o
and mnde sport o. his suferings. They
kept up this sport ioz ten long sgOuizir 6
hours when they put an end to his life.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-10

Nav THEATRR.-Mis' Leo Hudson takes
benefit tonight, and viii appear in the
drama Of Eagle Eye" and the afteTpiece
Of the "Young Widow" In the former
she personates two characters in the lat
ter, Auriela. Ed Wight plays Splash in
the afierpiece. When beauty calls, the
chivalry Of our city never fail to respond.
They will see that the benefit Of Miss Hud-
son Is worthy Of her and Of them.
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ebruzry =, 1866.

The above note from Judge WhitwOrth
corrects an error into which we, together
with Insuy others, had been misled.
We presume the question Of levying q
tax on privileges for the purpose Of paying
the interest on our County Bonds annually
accruing, viii come up at the next meeting
of the County Court. Whether this tax
shall be levied on privileges, or property
and priyileges-whether one class Of the
community, or all classes, shall be called
upon 10 pay its the question. We have
been inclined 10 think the tax ought to be
rencra!-that the mercantile interests are
5lrcady taxed more than is justly then
sharo-aud have as yet heard no argument
So strong as to induce US to change this
opinion
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The habit o! leaving the theatre, just be
i''s TIE performances close, which G great
many persons have become addicted 10,
"ould DE more houored ia the breach
man IN the otserraaee,'' IS those guilty u
= would CONFESS Il they F0uld only think
= tas annoyance Ead disturbance ereateT.
ne haas Of the audience 60 to see the en-
'le pisy, and shonld be permitted 70 enjoy
'Aeir wishes quietly. Good brseding,-a
proper seli-reEP ect-woUld counsel all who
may wish TO make al exit a. soon a s. nos
s'ole, when tho curtain drops, TO wait at
least until the actors make their final bow.
We hops hereafter eli viii remain quietly
ia their seats until tho performances close.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-10

A telegraphic dispatch yesterday, after
announcing the destruction Of several grist
mills in Virginia, says they are supposed
10 be the last on which the enemy depend
ed" This supposition is far from the truth.
There are numerous mills in the city Of
Richmond, some Of them Of immense ca
parity aud inferior to none in the country.
They could do the grinding Of the whole
Union.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-10

NAILS, NALs-4OO Kegs for sale by G
W. Fall d Co, Hardware Dealers "a
Public Square Jan22t
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A few more Of those choice shswls, Son
tags, Hoods and Nubiss, at ". Freeman !
Co.'s, corner square and Desderick street.
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oar young friend Davis, Of the sewanee
DEPOT, has our thanks for copies Of the
Louisville Journal, WaveEly Magazine,
and Frank Les.ie's Ten Cent Monthly.
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We would call the attention Of the City
Fsthers 90 tie bad condition Of Printer
Alley, caused by leak from a hydrant,
which ought 10 be remedied Immediately.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-10

There we're only 10 cases tried by Re
coTder Shane yesterday. Oftbess were
drunkenness stealing : drunkenness
and di5orderly conduct vagrancy enr
3isorderly conduct.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-10

Our friend Davis, Agent Of the Adams
Express, viii accept cur thanks tgI the
latest Ee= York paPers.