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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02

ALLEGED CoEsPIRACY TO ExToRT $3.50
COO A. T STERART.-A few days
since a young man named James Don.
ohue called on Chief John D. Young,
Of the Detective Squad, and gave to
him the particulars 0f ssoReWhst nov
Ell conspiracy case, in which he lad
been solicited to take q leading paEt-
He stated that a few days previous,
while in the Washington Parade
Ground, he entered into conversation
with a man who claimed to bea Swede,
named Patrick Nassau, master and
part owner Of the ship Victoria, lately
arrived in this port from Liverpool,
with q cargo Of iron, consigned to A /.
StewarLthe well known Broadway mer-
chant In the course Of the converse
ton the stranger informed him that
Mr.. Stewart was about to sue him to
recover the value Of four tons of iron.
the cargo being that much short that
he believer Mr.. Stewart intended TO
try and cheat him out of his vessel, and
hat as he Stewart wasa rich,man, be
had a plan in his mind, if Donohue
chose to help him, whereby they
would both become rich. This plan
was as follows: On the night Of the
Oath inst, when Mr.. S was on his wsy
10 the club he frequents, Donohue
should give him q letter requesting him
TO 90 to a certain place; that Nassau,
would havea carriage in waiting at a
spot that Stewart would have to pass,
and as soon as he reached it, he wss to
be seized, thrown into a carriage, and
taken to a room IN Thirty-hrst or Thir-
ty-second St, where he would be kept
until he signed an order on his cashier
for the sum of $4,000 He wss also to
De made to get a clearance for the yes
sci commanded by Nassau, who would
then ship a crew and proceed 10 Liv-
erpOol in ballast, taking with him Don
ohue, who was to receive $4,000 for his
services in the transaction. Before
the time arrived for the contamination
of the plot, DOnohue told the story TO
Chief Young. Detectives Niven and
Vaughan were deputed to hunt up
the case, and yesterday they arrested
Nassau in the Washington Parade
Ground. He was taken before Justice
Bowling at the Tombs, where DOnOhue
made an affidavit setting forth the fore
going facts. The prisoner was COM
mitted for, examination by the magis-
trate. He insists that he is innocent
and knows nothing about the matter.
-Nz0 York 1FlbunG
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WKLLTH.-The wealth Of the Southern
country does not consist in brick and NOR
tar Of It's cities and towns, but in the soil
that produce its spendid crops Of grain.
How are the crops to be made now thaS
laborers are 90 scarce; the question is easily
answered, 20 TO Paul & ssndford's, Al Mar
ket street, and buy sOne-of their improved
labor saving Mschiues. They have ReaPers
and Mowers of all kinds, combined and
single; Thrashing Machines, for one, two,
and four horses power Sugar Mills, Cider
Mills and EvaporatOrs, Corn Shelters; Cut
ting Boxes; al sizes cast Plows; double and
single shovel Plows; both Iron and wood
Rakes; Forks; Hoes; sythe snathsi Cra-
dies; Revolving Rakes; Wagon and Buggy
material, Of every vaIietyj furnished Bug
gies and Carriages Of the best make, and
warranted; also are agents for Fairbanks
Platform Scales.
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LUNHEE.-Knight & Bro. are unloading
st their Steam Elevator, on Rolling Mil
Hill, a barge containing 35o,0oo feet Of
white pine lumber, embracing all kinds Of
clear and common plank, framing tmoers,
ioico, and scanuing, as follows.
sx4-I6, Is, ank "a feet long.
2xs-Is, 20, and p feet long.
2xs-2O, q, "a snd 80 feet long.
2Hxs-2O, % and "a feet long.
2]zxlO-ls and p feet long.
2Exl2-20 feet long.
4x6-2O and 30 feet long.
sxs-2o fest long.
Sx4-6, Z, 10, Il, IS, 20 and q feet long.
Also l5O, 900 feet choice white pine aooringi
Of all widths, for the lowest cash prices, al
J Knight A Bros. Lumber Yard.
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The LADIES AND THE CARs.-When the
Louisville train arrives in this city, it is
usual to drive il in the depot so as 70 per
init baggage in the bsgge car to be landed
on tho platform. This commonly leaves
the last car, in which the ladies are seate d
in the rear OF the platform, and they have
70 descend &c the street from the cars, s
step So Car down as 20 clash with their ideai
Of propriety. The ladies would feel obliged
il the managers Of the train would GIVE
them the precedence over the baggage, b,
advancing far enough TO enable them b
step on the platform on the arrival Of III.
cars. The known gallantry ofthe road vii
doubtless obtain for them tho favor the,
desira.
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Coz. P~AEEHUEsT's OFFIcE.-At this Office
yesterday ffty-tWo persons took the oath,
among them we're the following officers f:
Capt. James G. Clemens, Augusta battalion,
Davidson county, Tenn Capt. Geo. Mason,
9th Ala, Limestone, Ala; Capt. H. A. Hig-
gins, Crews battery, Limestone, Ala; Sur
geon Robert A. Wendell, Rutherford CO..
Tenn; Major Joseph Davido, Davis Texan
battalion, Red River, Texas.
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sELuSG Our-CL0srSG Our."-The i'm.
meuse sutler stock, consisting Of Tobacco.
Cirgars, LiguOrs0t all kinds, Canned Fruits
Boo and ohoes, Hats, Gents Furnishing
Goods and Notions, rs being sold out a
Eastern clsJ, AZ a. 4 ". Laudsburg, c0rne
Public square and Market street, 10 change
their trace. These goods must be sold, Z,
make room ior others. suffers will inc
il % theIr advantage 70 cali. e0rner Square
and Market street.
navE-.rf.
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To WHoN IT MAY CoECEEN.-This is Il
certify that 7 have been suffering for years
from weak and impaired Indigestion, great
irritability Of the be art, PalpitatiOn upon
the least exertion. I had tried many emf
nent physicians but without avail, and had
given up almost all hope of relief, until
seeing DR.. Aborn's advertisement, when ]
determined TO give him a trial, and to my
agreeable surprise ! have entirely recov-
or ed. j. H. BENNETT.
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PRIZE GUT AssO CIATIo N.-We cal atten,
ton to the advertisement Oft. Benton a Co.
New York, on our FIRST page. Alsrge mum
Der OF rich prizes are named IN it. Those
desiring 10 draw send on twenty ave cents.
the draw is made, when the sender is in.
formed what his prize is; he sends a dollar
and the articles are forwarded. To test the
matter, one Of the gentlemen Of this Office,
latelysent City cents-his prize wasa silver
watch, and a gold pen and holder. "see
ing is believing"
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10 strangers and CItIzens.

VIZ do not profess TO be the only Physi-
CHM in the CITY, &" who may be found at his
Office at All hours, day or night nor do
we, in Offering our services TO the invalid,
desire to recommend oursell in preference
to other equally well established and ex-
perienced physicians; nor do we pre-
tend 70 be infallible, or the only man ca
pable OF curing the various diseases men
toned IN our general advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any t0onder-
fuE secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
cole treatment or PatiiatlUes; a. all sensible
men must know, that success in Jho prec-
tice of medicine, does not depend so much
upon the discovery OF neto remedies, or Hc7,
modes Of trCctucnt, as upon the skIlltul use
Of those agencies necessary 10 a perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by expe.
renee and patient application. We res.
pectfuly refer the public TO u general ad.
yertisemopt, in another part Of he paper
Office hours from 8 in the morning till
81 night. L. u. C0LAHAAy ND
a North Cherry 81. Nashville, Tenn
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sealed proposals.
HEiuQ RS DEPT or THE CUMBERLAND
UrTICE CsIEr COnNTssAHY o. srBsT.rvScE.
NASHVILLE. TrSN Ma ~. l-6E

HElUQ RS DEPT OF THE CUNRERLANpl
UrfICE CsIEr ConN1sSAEY o. sUBsT.rSSCE.
NASHVILLE, Tim, MAJ p, lSS
CEALEp Proposals sre respectfully invited By
- the Uudcu gncl until \ O'Clock, M, june
10. 1855, for furnishing tle United states SabsIs-
tsula Department with THOUSAND .SIOol
HEAD OF BEkF CATTLE, on the HooL 20 be
delivered and wciEhed on the scales at the u. 6.
Cattle Corral- az nashville, Feun in lots Of one
thousand GOO. each every ten 40 DAYS, first de-
livery ~ one thousand Npul head O. De made
/ on OF before June E, lSs5. Iney must averaz4
| me thousand JuuII pounds gross 9eiehL. All an.
me- short o. eight hundred COO poUnSs gross
| weight. bulls, stays, oxen, snd COWS viii b. reject
| al bach Did o. secure consideration. must he &C.
| c-mpauied by the usul Euanaatees Of responsi,
| Ulgy.
Bidders ruf o. present 10 respond 70 their bits
ana H. preparrd 90 give bonds and sign the con
- batore leaving ilis once. The COvsrumeu.
reserves the rchtto reject sny and sl bids consrd
p4vweuttah he made ster each delivery, Il fund
are on hand; 81 none on haud, % Ue INSIDE r. sOoi
Proposals. hust be endorsed distinctly "Pa0ro
s.Is t1R R1rF CATTLE and addressed % Capt :
&. Read. C. $. ". aud Chef C. 8, Department Q
the Cumberland. Nashville, Tenn
Each persou or every member OF e hrm ofeTln
q rrord5sl. must M Do ty an oath o. ale
pisuoet 10 the United states Government
J. READ.
Capt and c S. v, aud Chef c. nc.
mayS0-td
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nas CAsrELIc's GrFtr SH0w.-Amuss-
ment seekers were tarilled yesterday by
the advent OF Dan Castello's Circus. The
corner Of College and Jefferson streets is
the centre from which the pleasurable SEN
alton has rndiaied from all quarters Of the
city. Children Of a larger growth, not less
thsu the small fry Of that nk, we're seized
with a contagious enthusiasm over this
uvater OF the pristine circus come again.
Many an old staEer shook of his troubles
and bresthcd D. second Spring. Il brought
back the dear old days Of his childhood
when d circus wss one Of his FIRST loves.
But to The great show.
The performances yesterday afternoon
and evening were by far the most pleasing
and varied We have ever seen AZ Nashville
Dan CASTILLO wiz soon be a great i]avorite
He is fun Of whims and queer oddities as +,
clown, besides being a capital acrobat. Il,
also introduces his finely trained horses
and puts them through a variety Of inter.
esting icats, showing their docility, training
and intelligence.
Nil Binehart accomplished his grsa.
feat of throwing q double summerssult in
manner that strikes every one with won.
der and admiration. But We will not e
into details OF the exhibition. Suffice il u
say, that ~ IN inside show, q is perfect u
,Utry dCpartnoat. We have seen large.
shows made by other companies in IN,
s'rclt, but when we como 70 see the show
aadr tis canvas, we found it was like
great many other oat siis shows in thi
world, that the best was on Hc 0af side.
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Wall PAPER-In addition % their a.
ready good stock Of paper, Messrs. Merritt
q hi expect by the latter part Of nex'
week, 9 large supply II french, American
and German paper, consisting Of the hEesl
ult, gIszed, and decorative. ALSO, cheap
common paper, al styles, aud Of the verJ
Attest pattern. This paper viii be found
hereafter SO their Wall Pepper Store, South.
sast corner Of Church aud Market streets
10 aha building formerly occupied By J
aagan. gune2It.
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BAsE R0EHEEY.-Iu broad daylight yes
terdsy, o. most impudent robbery was COM
mittcd in one Of the busiest parts Of the
city. Al half past twelve o'clock two men
entered the brokers' office ofC. NJ. Ordway,
No. a. College street. MIR. Luck, an elder
~ gentleman was within. Him they at
once knocked down, hurting him badly,
then one OF tie ilIains took his station at
the door 10 watch, while his eomrade re-
msiued within to plumber. From the coun-
ter be seized a Tot Of gold, including five
twenty dollar gold pieces, and a lot olive
and two and s. half dollar pieces, amount
ing ia All 10 about eight hundred dollars.
With this they got clear or. There was a
large lot OF cash ncar that which was sto.
len, but fortunately IL was not seen. An
advertisement ia smother column offers q
reward for The money and the thieves.
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OLD THEATRE.-At this Theatre, tonight,
the great comic Opera of "The Elixir Of
Love" will be performed. It is one Of Dom
izettis' most popular compositions, and the
music never fails to win the delight ed APP
plause Of the audience. The occasion is
for the benefit Of Mr.. f. seguin, whose ez-
ecution is much and deservedly admired.
This is the last night but one in which the
public Of Nashville viii nave an oPportu-
nifty Of enjoying the admirable music Of
this accumulated troupe.
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Notice.


PUzlIc sqrAlE. Ss-nvrlLE. May 10, 'ss. !
n5~ have a, our oHcs on Public square
w ihs ,1l0ulnR uneiamea uazEsr. Ehica hEs
a1cumaisfel at our BagEags Soon ~ lhatia3co2a
uspo. and e not called ~ m Lry days tA -
Lo.d 70 pay ClsrEes-
2 1ruuE, 70 marx,
D Bon. ma-rsd ~ Col TIC Boon, Ia7rrTue. Team.
Z Desk. " jewell, Mich ara snd h'ch
Box, 10 marx,
o. g. e.
EEaF ~ s9s i. s.svss.ss Al.
I Trunk. JJHsul. EGh
. jacob Haan. AashElls
D Bundle with eEslE,
2 Garrett BaE
= Rolls Blankets, 20 maIk,
I bundle Oh cloth, "
1 Truuk, % uafk
with check
] Box, Cspt " MEcEes, Nah
u1 marx
p Vslse. 10 max
8 CaUet Bag, 20 marx
z aafIiea
L Pa Banss
I SAGA Ioos
y. B.-PsFsons calling 6r a1y 81 Lna hsqi ~
c'eL Who are una.qlantsf . Ne ONE NJ 4A
-mgi5-in JOEL DAVIS, Agsnt-
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DE-. AHoRS-This geutleman's skill and
thorough knowledge Of the principles and
practice Ofhis important profession, coupled
with the success he has obtained in this
city, have obtained for him an unusual de-
gree Of attention. His room at the Com
merciul is daily thronged with applicants.
His advertisement should receive the Gtten-
tion Of tho afflicted.
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sourHEES TRApE-What are our Mer-
chants doing 10 secure the share Nashville
ought to have in the great trade the ad-
vent OF peace and the -sbrocatiou Of COM
mercial restrictions viii soon open with
the interior What is doiag 70 put our
Chamber Of Commerce ouH good, practi-
cal footing Our merchants should consid-
or this MISTER; organized In their efforts as
they would be by a Chamber OF Commerce,
Nashville could do an immense trade, il
no effort is made, other and more enter
prising cities viii carry away what ought
% build up Nashville into a great CONNER
eial city. Other merchants have theii
eye on this matter If ours are blind to it,
the Louisville Journal says: During ih,
week, Main street has assumed the life and
activity Of the times before the war, and es-
P~eciElly reminded Us OF those good days o.
trade and commerce before the rebellion.
BY the appearance Of goods, piled up be.
lore our Wholesale merchants houses, wait.
ing shipment TO such points as Huntsvil,
Ana Athens, Alabama; Chattanooga, Nash.
yille' Knoxville, Huntington, and spring
hsld, Tennessee; Atlanta and Madison
Georgia besides various localities in ,bi.
State"
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THE LAsr DOLLAR A note received the
other day, ordering 3 copy Of the UEIoE to
be sent 70 tho address appended, says
Enclosed find one dollar, for which please
send the WrEELY UNION to my father, Rev.
@ p. s.. I guess this ia about the last
dollar in the ain corps." We are glad to
know that very soon the paymaster will be
abroad among the boys Of this gallant corps,
plentiful they will generally make as SEN
sible and p.9us a use of it as u respected
correspondent has lone of 'the last doll
lar" ''Nay his shadow never be less"
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Nor FErE WArEs.-Hydrant water Is not
free wator, lor, helping himself 10 il as if
it was, y. Hale was subject 70 Recorders
Court discipline yesterday.
p. c. Smith, Chas. Howard, Mary Greene,
Y. Held, ana L. F. ArgO, also had TO pay
costs Tor taking illegal freedom with by
dTant water.
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NV THEATRE.-The accomplished and
charming actress who has made 50 pro-
found an impression during her perform
anees at the New Theatre, and who leaves
US at the end Of the present week, this
night takes q benefit. This is the time for
those who have 50 greatly enjoyed her fine
acting TO give substantial mark Of their
approval, and those who have not seen
Miss Jones-if any have so far failed to
take advantage Of her stay here TO see her
should not miss the occurrence Of her
benefit, that they may enjoy one Of her
very finest presentations. The piece is
"Gamea, the Jewish Mother"
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Otorrhea, or discharge from the ears:
many persons might be saved from perma-
nent deafness by early and Bkillful treat
ments. Dr.. Aborn, room No. l, CONNER
cial Hotel.
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FuSNY-puring the late raid by the boys
Of the 9TH Iowa, many Of them got out OF
decent clothing, snd impellcd by the ne
cessity Of the case, they put on some COM
Portable, though not very attractive, rebel
uniforms oaptured during their expedition.
some Of the returned soldiers thus attired
reached the city yesterday. As they wore
their arms the guards ar Frosted several o
them Tor a breach Of the order recently is.
sued. The boys claimed they were good
Federal soldiers, In that garb the guards
could not sec H." and took them TO th,
Provost MarshAls Office where the oxpla
nations Of their officers made the mistak,
apparent The joke ives The cause Of muel
mirth among tie military, including thos,
who had beeu arrested as "Johunies."
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PHoTaoEArHs-Photograph Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection iu the west, for sale, wholesale anc
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of tn
Cumberland. 25Cedar street, opposite Com
mercial Hotel. may21-tf.
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THRowIyG ~ TIE sTEEErs.-Two negroes,
Mich Brown snd Nat johnson, INDUCED in
cursing and throwing stones at each other
on Church street. on Tuesday. They were
hned twenty five dollars each for their IN.
prudent conduct.
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ExcELsIoE.-Thc attention Of those VIII,
love the healthy game OF billiards, is called
tohe Excelsior Billiard Hall 40. Is, Cedar
street. where Capt. BiEelow has had erected
four beautiful tables, on which will be play
ed 8 grand match game OF I've hundred
points. The patronage Of all who delight
in this pleasing amusement is solicited tor
this superior establishment.
june2Ite A. BisEIow 4 Co.
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Z. N. DAvIs-At the sewanee House De-
pot received last evening the New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville dailies,
aud the ". y. Ledger.
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Corn. Oafs.

For sale. avery choice lot OF Hay, Corn
nd oats, as chesp Is the cheapest, and
zone better in Nashville market. Cal or
CLARK J. Gregory, IS Broad street, FOR bar
yains always. Iune2-lE
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C0SE d TUSsELL-This firm has rsceiv-
ed the louisville Press and Journal Of yes
terday. and the Cincinnati Commercial and
Gazette Of Wednesday.
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Rntfrr nennt

Butter or Ice always on hand at the
Butter Depot Of Clark 4 Gregory. Fami-
lies may always get good Fresh Butter or
Ice, in quantities to suit, a. the Butter De-
pot, SIS Broad street
je2-Im CLARK & GREGoRY.
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For

5000. SALOON x RESTAURANT. $500.
saloon and Restaurant, with stock, Fix
lures, ETC., Ell for s5oo-
Apply Immediately a. No. 1851, North
College street, second house below the Lou
iaKile Depot. mayaIt
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DIs0usrIN0.-A fellow named wilIism
Johnson, was fined ten dollars by the Re.
cOrder yesterday for indeceney in the
streets, opposite q boarding house.
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Dr. A. Richard Jones has reduced prices
10 suit the times, aud warrants satisfaction
in all cases. See general advertisement,
and call at his office, No. q Deadrick street
fYst floor, up stairs. may 17-tf.
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ORR Jos 0FFIcE.-Wear are executing every
description of plain and fancy Job Print
ing il the nestest style, and ct the lowest
prices. at this Office.
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The funeral Of the Hon. Judge Catron
viii axe place to-day, Friday June I'd,
1865, atI0 o'clock 8. m. from Christ Church.
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PRoGoTED.-Col. w.. W. Barrett, 44th III.
Infantry, at present in command Of the
Military Prison here, has been appointed
B~rigEdier General, by brevet, for gallant
and msritOrious services during the war.
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Ez,r. fu5ucsmcul ofsred q, Camera

Eztrs Inducements offered 81 Cameron
Gr,er 8 Co.'S on all goods sold by IN,
piece.
"Notfay X 20 Us nor aagit Sc. do55H ~
malice"
Do you went to play at ten pins? II 90
where can you hud a more pleasant place
than at Edwards Bowling Saloon, No. Al,
South Front street, Are you fond ola lit
lie wiue for Thy stomach's sake" Or an eH-
cellent cigar, ii 90, call on Edwards and
you Will De suited. And should you be 10
want Of g comfortable home IN the shape OF
d boarding house, then BY all means Try
EdwarlJ and our word for il you viii be
satisfied. Juuell In
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ToHcH LIGHr.-We learn that it is the in
tention Of the Sd division Of the FIRST bri-
gade 10 receive Gen. Wilcox, who visits
their camp 10 morrow night, with a grand
torch light procession. The boys are pre-
pairing 70 make the occasion a stirring one.
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ADAMS ExPREss-We thank the gentle
men Of this great institution for late papers.
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The Iarges. and best assorted stock Of
Table Linen in the South at Cameron'5
Grier 4 Co.'s which they offer at the lowest
possible rate.
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". C. CoLLIEE.-We are indebted 10 ". G
Collier for late newspapers.
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For sale at this Office, one good Tobacco;
Screw. Will be sold cheap for cash.
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FaraL AcaOrsT-On Wednesday night
% q colorcd soldier and his comrades were
playing with a pistol, at their camp near
the northwestern portion Of the city, the
weapon went OH. Tho bullet entered his
breast, killing him instantly.
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For sale at this Office, one Hand Wagon
nearly new, which viii be sold cheap.
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Old Papers for sale st this Office. The
largest in the city.
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JAxEs B. QUISBT, of the National Banner,
is our sole Advertising Agent for Gin
emmett
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VIZ. ?. EaTox & CO.. sre cur sole Adver-
Using Agents for Baltimore, I'D.