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Without a Rival

AMI Justly deserves the reputation 70 has % Ions
egIoyei In Central AulsTlcR snd the West lnuIes.
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War DEPAkruENr,
Washington, Nov. o.. 1855.

Msf. Gen Geo. X Thomas.
The Commission having psxter's case un-
der consideration. VII proceed o. make q
thorough and speedy examination OF his
case, aud make SUCH decision a. the proof
win justify.
II Gen. Thomas len Mobile, forward this
dispatch 20 Gen. Woods.
Signed, ANnryw JOHNSON.
President United States.
ufheial and true copy.
Fed. H. y ILS0N.
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TfOR SALk- 49, isst corner Nius AMI Uniou
y streets, opp'siie TIRE re-idence of No n Pr
sdsni Pc : Prise ~ per Lot. A Hotle sp5t AZ
9 ne rssidence-
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HEaDQEaETERs, NASHVILLE. Do.
Bry' IT, Col. HuatoF Brooke.
Send you The following telegram from the
President Of the United States, for your m
formation aud instruction Ia the investing
ton into alleged frauds, committed bv pre-
tended Treasury agents and officers Of the
army. send your report through General
Woods;
[COPY.J
WAsHIyGTUS, Aug. "a, l,i5-
To Ma. Gen. Thomas, Nashville
I have been advised that inuumerable
frauds are beng prscticed by persons as
suming to be Treasury Agents, IN various
portions OF Alabama, 10 Tie collecting OF
cotton, pretended 70 belong 10 the Conied-
crate Government. ! also understaud that
they are connected with the Commander Of
Post nc Montgomery. ] hope you viii ap-
point some efficient officer under your com
mand % proceed and examins aud ascsr-
tain the iaets, and i any parties shall be
found, whether connected with the Treasury
Or Military, that you viii deal with them
In the most summary manner, and report
the names Of the Esrsous engaged ia each
TRANSACTION and each case. Mr.. Dillon
Treasury Agent, viii De- p town q lew
days. and viii confer with you upon that
subject, and especially Gen. Hatch. as
Aell EoArfl
Signed AsuErw iUHys0E.
President United States.
Official and true copy.
FEEn. Il. WIEs0x.
A A g. Geu1 Dept Ala.
ICOPYT
Jscxs0S MISS, nov. q, 1855.
Ma Gen. caa-. r Wo6is. csssm.pit.s
You are right 10 decline h I've 10 psr-
Ter BE Is u0E being tried strictly 10 &C.
cordanee viii the laE q bird OF March.
1855.
signed Gao. II THoEks.
Ma. GeuI.
Ofhcial and true copy.
FEED. Il. WILsoE,
Asst Adit Gsul Dep. Ala,
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Commissioners Sale
OF
VALUABLE RElL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PLACE,
CONTAINING
217 ACRES,

Tr0 and a iaJ mic, from Nadr.ds, on tis
M.rfrCcs5or0 pike aad also other Ta'a-
able Propsrtg 10 Nasiuius. belonging 10 "a,
Es1tr Of re I1t Etrar3 T-a5rs.
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M A IL E N A

The f5od md luxury Of the sge, without q sngl,
mult one lual will convince the moot skepucsl
Makes Puddngs, Cakes, Oustaris, blanc Mango
&c without isinglRss, with few OF no eggs at cos
astonishing the most economical. A slight add
ton to ordinary Who's Flour greatly improve
Rrsad and Cake. It's also eKcellentfur thlckeninl
sweet sauces. grsvies for fish fest, SOUP &C Fol
Ire-Crsam nothing can compare win 70. little
boiled M milk will produce rich cream for coffee
chocolate, tea, &C
But up IN one pound packages, under the trade
marx Maizena,, with directions for use.
most delicious article Of food for children AM
invalid- Of al ages For sale by Grocers and Drug
gists everywhere.
Wholssals Depot, I66 Fuitou - New YORK
WILLIAM DuRYEA, General Agent.
iune 2i-Iy.
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Corner o. PsFk Street Eaa CADitol Avenue. oppost
Esst Frout q The state Capitol.
decf
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800 or 1000 Acres,

free from overflow, aud IN the heart Of the hasst
Cotton growing region Ia the South. The isnd hAs
heretofore yieldsd from Oae b one and half nales
Of Cotton to the Rcrs. The place 5 Va good cona.-
ton and offers peculiar advantages, be ng conle-
nient to the market, and IN every respect, suitable
Tor raising a hue crop OF cotton.
To persons having the necessary capital al Their
command, thus plantation offers great inducements
Rent - per acre. Apply -
Ii. q. SCOVEL.
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For Aay OF TIE shove me1nnned properly spp
20 Ii. q. RCONEL-
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DURYEA'S MAIZENA,
Was the only preparation for food from
Indian Corn

That received s medal and honorable mention from
he Royal Commissioner, 81 the great international
Exhibition London, ls6Z the competition Of AL
rr1ulipeut manufacturers OF acorn Starch and
hprepared Com Flour Of this and other countries
u0thWith-tandIng-
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g-Osrr cou.uifssl0n s & Agents arr inore hl
era than those u my other arm Ameiiea-
-eylT. SIN
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OLD AND RELIABLE
GENERAL merchandise.

All BUSINESS attended to wish promptosss ana
sisp.A-b loct1i-aui
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tIFo mana nsme j. more Intimately connected
slth tie hittory Of MATERIA MEDICA Of the
United States " more fayorsby known ~ q pi0-
usar 30 Medical Discovery. than thai Of
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III n v ILslEI
Asst Ad. Gssl DsP'' Ala,
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and South. His Worm Lozeuges,
less than q year after their introduction
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
The storing or Petroleum.

The Committee on Ordinances OF the Board Of Alder
met yesterday afternoon to hear parties on the
subject Of storing petroleum in the city, Alderman
Farley In the chair.
Mr. Macy, one Of the firm Of Macy Sons, stated that
he would be sorry TO ordinance passed against
storing petroleum In the city. There Is little more than
fifty barrels stored In any place the city Petro-
cum Is an important and useful article and should not
be neriered with In Philadelphia the danger greater
than here; but II Is stored along the in this city
and Brooklyn, and in Of fire IL would run into the
water
Alderman Farley asked Il petroleum would burn on
the water
A member Of the firm Of cuthbcrt a Cunningham
any more than turpcnnc alcohol This has not been
tested yet
Mr. Macy said that the petroleum business, Wholesale
and retail IN the city IL mmonsc and that II would be
injurious to the Interests OF city 10 pass ordinance
preventing the storage of the fuid
Mr. Starr 90 Cortandt street, stated that he has been
in the inanmable nud business years and believes
the storage az safe as many other articles; FEWER nres
have broken out In petroleum stores than any others
Mr.. lnman, Of BROOKLYN, believed that the storing of
petroleum IN It's crude form h dangerous but that renned
oil is not dangs To prevent the storing would be in
jurous 10 the interests OF the commercial classes the
mechanical community and the poor He knew OF
seventy five thousand 10 hundred thousand barrels
Of petroleum to be stored at time and place In Brook
lyn but accident had occurred from IT, There Is more
speaker then illustrated his remarks by gniug samples
of various burning nu ds showing comparative la
bty OF each 10 ignition Ie considers refined oil saie
at one hundred degrees OF Fahrenheit shippers demand
II one hundred and fifteen 10 the summer time No fluid
IL explosive.
Mr.. Hazleon, manufacturer OF petroleum, next made
some remarks In the same strain and the committee soon
after nj ourned
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRDAx, Feb. i7-6P n
the stock market heavy q the opening Of the first
board and il closed with downward tendency. The
closing prices showed decline upon those OF yesterdays
second board in Erie of X, Hudson River r. Reading
Michigan Southern As Illinois Central advanced u,
Cumberland u Cleveland and Pttsburg and Rock
Island were steady.
Government securities steady, the chief activity
being IN hve-twenues, the old issue OF which SON AZ
Illh u and the new at ITO az.
Al the omen board at one O'Clock quotations were a
fraction lower and at the second regular board there
was further decline Erie was y lower than at the
close of the first board New York Central u, Hudson
River ~ Reading 1, Michigan Southern ", Cleveland
and Ptsburg y, Northwestern u, Rock Island !, Fort
Wayne q, Cumberland u. Government securities were
hrm
At the open board at halfpast three railway list
further depressed E4
The gold market has been dull and steady all day, the
fluctuations having been limited TO ~ per cent The
The New York herald., 1865-02-18

IofrEv--Rather inquiry prevailed to-day, and
the market nrm The sales were 3l2 bags Rio at
1pc gold bond duty paid andi00 Java 4s &c.
We quote ordinary to far Rio at lac 15c good fair to
prime at l5s4c l6hc, gold, cash, in bond Stock re-
duced 10 - Sli bags Rio and Santos.
FrH.-In the absence Of any floating cargoes of dry
cod, save one, which has been the market for the
past week and Is nearly sold; the business has en-
confined store where sales have been made at $40 %
for ST. Georges and 50 80 80 for Grand Bank Macke
rel have been moderately active and nd rm at sa4 s2s
SIT so for No Bay, and sl5 SIS 80 for No. do In
herring moderate business has been transacted ut
previous rates.
FRrucrTs wer quiet but Arm. Engagements TO Liver
pool include 100 boxes bacon 100 tcrcs lard at IS Cd
225 tierces beef ut Is 3D., 1000 bbs pork at Is and
per neutral $50 boxes bacon 12s Cd and by steamer
so bales hops at 3 I'D TO London IL hhds tobacco at
i7s Cd, 80 tons heavy goods az rs o.; TO Glasgow,
ticr,es do at A. 3d. and 100 boxes bacon at JOS To
Rotterdam, $50 tons logwood at z5s 90 tons taow Mt
~ Cd, and 10 tons mahogany at 25s British brig to
Trinidad de Cuba and back sugar at 1Oc The snip Al
bert Galatn Fortress Monroe on government account
on private terms, and British brig to Matamoros at
FEuus-We have only TO report sales OF 800 boxes
raisns at 30 10 20 for new bunch and new layer 20
drcd ciron private terma so bbs old currants
nj lsc, 20 oacs quarter boxes sardnes ut 36c
and half boxes At biiac. 55c. Also l25 bbs dried
GuxN CLmn remained dun but firm at 22c. here, and
22aac IN Boston.
GuSSY BAGS were nrncr with sales OF 100 bales at
H,rs-The demand has been fair and full rates were
realized for all kinds The inquiry principally for
TN choice grads or smpinent while also iar con
100 bales mt soc Soc for growth with fair at &c.,
and Zoe. $50. for old growth.
HAY-There was no material change TO note in tho
market for shipping grades, the demand continuing
moderate and prices being without decided change at
81 90 Retail lots command at from 81 10 to 81 so.
HDEs.--The market has ruled steady but frm prices
having undergone no particular changes with mode
demand since last The inquiry principally
for saughc crs the sales reaching 100 city sla ghter
(cow SO lbs average, at 11Ac 1000 do do, do for
export, private terms; 400 Western slaughter (ow
81 lbs., p T. 500 city slaughter lseer l3c and $50
do do tsteer) at l3c so lbs average also 100 city
slaughter seer at l4c on 81 lbs. average, ami 1000
Rio Grsndc ON p
ISDiGo.-Ycry little b sncss has been consrmmatcd
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
-DIcunMAH.-On Thursday February ~,
by the Rev VIM. s Mikels, Mr.. Gsoaos J. CoRnwnL y
Miss SARAH DIcKRnAH, all Of this city. No carda
Enmxa-DIcxnsox. Tuesday February II, -
windsor Conn, by the Rev. Theo. A Leete, A HskRx
ExmxR, Of New York, 70 Mona n D1cx1sos, Of Wind
sor, Conn
GuasRr-CoNANr.-On Tuesday, February IL, by ne
Rev Dr. vinton, Mr. WILLIAM w. GnBxsr to Min AUGgssA
f. CoNANT. lNs -
rcsdence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev Burch
ard, D. D., THEoDoRs l. Hustled 70 JULIA ALin THoA'-
H,sxAr-REYsoLBs Baltimore, on Sunday. yeh-
ruarv 10 by the Rev. Dr. Crane, g. 9. HNAAH, Of New
York 70 Mis- s. e RnsoIDs, Of the former place. No
cards. -.,. 4.A
dence OF the brides father williamsburg by the Rev
Francis Peck, WILLIAM r. LAAs, OF Phiiadeipnia y
HATTIE z. BErfA No cards
NICHoLsoN-BLoon Wednesday evening, !ebru
ary is, 81 Zion church. by the Rev Bishop sou.ngs,e
Isaac NJ NIcHoIsoN TO ABms E. BLOOM, daugnsef o. 0s
late Edward NJ Bloom, all Of this city.
WooD-PcK.-In Jersey City, on THURSDAY, IeDr1axy
l0 az the residence OF the BRIDES father py the Rev
Robert Travis Mr. JOSEPH A. WOOD TO Miss Lorrlk rkok
WNANs-H -HicKnAs.-At Zion church, on wednesday
February 15 by the Right Rev. Horatio Southgate
BsNJAAIE w. WIEAks TO Miss MARY HiCkAAH, sl ot shs
city. - sstf ~ Y @A@ @@ ~e@#@tte 81
The New York herald., 1865-02-18
SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Feb. II, 1885.
AsHEs-Receipts, bbls Market dull and in the
absence Of sales prices wholly nominal.
BRKADsrUrs,- 1927 bbls. -four, so bbs and
405 bags corn meal e3o3 bushels corn l. 1873 do OATS
and 81 do malt The Upward tendency Of the lIour
market continues the further decided advance of 1Oc
20c having been established closing, with Sellers at
inside quotations. The stock Is reduced to low
figure and the bulk Of extra State is in the hands Of
speculators who Offering present figures
dent the belief that the regular consumptive demand
above will be sufficient to carry prices to higher range
Trade and family brands do not keep pace with the
grades in the upward tendency, the demand run
ming chiefly the latter The sales Of the day foot up
5000 bbs State and Western 900 SO thern and 500
Canada Rye flour ruled firm at s. Is . So rs, with
200 bbls sold Corn meal dull, with small sales at
81 SO 81 S5 for jersey and IS Is IS 80 for Brandy
The New York herald., 1865-02-18

o What was his reputation' A. As far az I could
learn II was that of an an % impostor Gaughter1 90.
an impostors A. / you caricstured in Punch as
such; got the impression from that and have had no
reason 10 change my opinion since.
O Is Punch very satirical paperf A. II Ia, and
helps the Of justice wonderfully sometimes
q Had you ever the honor Of being in III A. Ind
@ Then am content 10 be In your company.
Mr. Barnum-And am not uAughter)
JOHN HANLEys EVIDENCE.
John Hanley stage at Winter Garden deposcd
that he the Counts advertisement and supposed
that Miss Jones aad Mr. Booth would appear IL was the
Mr. Williams now offer IN evidence the certificate Of
District Attorney Hail. TO the effect that the Grand Jury
refused to find an indictment against Mr. 3 X Fisk.
Excluded as irrelevant
THE COUNT on THE STAND AGAIN.
The Count then took the stand for tho purpose, he
said OF removing any false Impressions created by the
testimony Of Mr. Hnkston, in relation TO certain trans
action which occurred in England several ago and
had no bearing whatever upon the The speaker
then conradicted the testimony Of Mr. Fisk In relation
TO the small audience which attended the benefit and his
description of what took place that occasion One Of
the arsts-the one who played Lasrtegot very drunk
aud acted shamefully and he maic an apology Tor his
conduct and not for the general management OF the
piece.
The evidence on both sides was then announced ~
closed and Mr. Williams proceeded TO address the jury
taking the ground that the plaintiff was insane ON the
subject of libel suits and notoriety.
Count Joannes followed his usual vigorous style,
aud made pretty good effort which was appanded by
Judge Daly then charged the jury, who after de.
Liberation OF scarcely hftocn minutes rendered verdict
for tho defendant
The Count seemed completely taken aback by
the announcement and stood leaning against the table for
fully ten minutes without utering word. he then
aathered up his papers In mechanical manner and
quietly slipped out of court completely crestfaen the
result Of oil his lebors When reporter last him
be did not look like who would bring another libel
suit In hurry.
Among those who present at the close OF the pro-
coedings the plaintiffs wife Mrs Joannes, Ada Clf-
ton, g. L. Fox, W. Davidge, L, r Barrett And G. W.
Clarke.
The New York herald., 1865-02-18

The wheat market continued quiet but very firm, the
business ing restricted by the demands of
holders. Wheat continues relatively higher than -four.
Hence city mers do not feel warranted in paying the
prices exacted. The only sale heard OF 7,0O0
bushels very poor winter red Western (Oho) at 81
Rye cont nucs very quiet, but irm. Barley in in
creased demand and hrm sales 900 bushels State at
81 06 81 TO- the latter an extreme The corn market
ruled dull and heavy and we have only to report sae
Of 900 bushels yellow jersey at 81 "a 81 IS.
Old mixed Western remained dull and nominal ut 81 SS
81 So Oats rather more active nc 81 04 81 05
for Jersey 81 OF mixed Pennsylvania and 81 10 for
Western
CoTlRThcrc less activity in the market for this
article, but In prices there especial change TO
The only sale heard Of 10000 lbs. Balti-
terms not asceraincd Detroit may be quoted
46c and Baltimore at 44c the market closing dull
with n downward tsndancy.
CANDLE s--Adamantinc were in moderate request at
previous rates Oi sperm and patent so Cases sold
private terms
CorroN-The demand was decidedly more active, and
advance Of &C. per lb established the choice
grades, which very scarce, while other qualities
also advanced materially The inquiry chiefly spe
cuative, there being only model rate demand from spin
uers sales were 800 bales We quote:-
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shadrach D. Harris, Of Tennessee, Cap
tain 10 the Union army, after being con
uued iar q wear or two Southern prisons
as a prisoner Of war and upon suspicion Of
being o spy, came 90 this city and received
his bach nav. etc.. amounting 70 some three
thousand dollars, aud unfortunately met
with ha-ics W Bennett, the keeper Of d
resiauTaI at No. 2os G street north in this
city. who, as the sequel shows, wss aware
that Harris was in possession of money, add
aucr iurratiatiug himself into the confidence
OF abe un-uspcc-iug young Captain, repre-
scented o. him that he was doing an excel
lsut busIuc.s. and that he was making from
forty 90 sixty dollars a day, clear profit, BY
his suid restaurant, and kindly offered "a
take Hsrris Boz with him ns an equal part
uer. BE- d. would put in two thousand dollars
DOB col ID tU Dee used iu the business. Young
Harris, pleased with the prospect Of such q
lucrative connection, gave Bennett the two
Thousand iu cssh. and they entered into
Huic.cs of c0-Vartuership. and Harris AZ
once entered upon the business Of the
su-partnersh p, and after remaining in
th. housC lor O. few days found 10 his
smaromeut that the actual receipts Of the
rstabhshmcnt amounted 10 about five or ten
ds'lars rer day, and that Bennett in fact
he'd uot received upon an average more
than about sen dollars day. and that 20
Gar frurn making money, Bennett was and
Dad been doing losing business, nd that
Dos landlord hsd been compelled 20 disirain
fHr the rent ol thc house. Finding himself
thus sUiudied. De took counsel of NJ
Thompson, Eco, who advised him 10 60 be-
tore toe Grand jury, and accordingly De
and g. luuel FRS ol Tennessee, who also
knew The facts oi The ca O., went before the
grand jury ana stated the facts, whcreupon
ON indie meui IVES found ngainst Bennett
SER obtaining the money from Harris upon
iaise pretenccs, and Bennett was arrested
upau bench warrant and brought into
,"uri. whom George D. HuCuclly was in
Iniurel tl hgeoIaC Lls ball IN the sum of
throc ihousuul dcllars Tor his appearance
tu trial. Bennett soon Afterwards dissp-
rrarct, and Doe bond wss declared forfeited,
ami huEuelly iu order Co discharge him
self bonn responsibility made a trip TO New
York Boa pursuit ct Bennett, bat failed "a
uud him. d.. has since died, and his estat,
may Doc held liable upon the bail bond
Wa,H.agfaH chronicle.
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Fenianism In Canndn--ENtraOrd
nnTN Nnecch.

Tho Nou'rrul TRANSCRIPT, has The follow
ing rspurts
90 suud.y, Che gath Of October. immedi-
aiCly afttr High Mess. NJ pe-rsult, the
representative in Parliament OF the county
oi kichclicu, addressed the large emily
attending Che service at Sorel. from before
the church decor. Mr.. rerrault declaimed
Hgairst the confederation Of the Provinces.
and auCurea from 10 miscries and disasters.
A. thn portion OF che discourse was OF the
Etercoiypei order Is need Not be particular
ly udNcrtcd Co. That portion which was of
che more extraordinary ma ure was his dis
course Co The gurh Canadians whom he
Hddrcss'd upon tbe Fcuiau movements. and
thc origin, AIMS, and determination OF that
body. Mr. Purrauit told his audience that
abe Irish were driven, hy the tyranny Oi
England o. aFguge themselves upon their
hereditary ices sud tyuuis in the manner
they are nov doing. The Society OF Feni-
ems was nciiod hy the wroDcs ct an injured
people.
he said that the Fcuians would invade
Canada during the ensuing winter. and
would hold thc Upper Province. That they
could do so WAS no matter of doubt The y
Would then have the money of the Provin-
crs ln ihclr hands, with which they could
buy and equip ships, and carry on q war
against England mr. pcrrault then exua-
tEstra With eucrgy upon the wrongs Ireland
had suffered, and which had dtivcn her 20
seek this mode oi redress. The speoch was
extremely energetic. aud ended by his re
assertion 20 thc intention Of the Feniaus OF
tie United States 90 invade tue Provinces
and oi their succcss iu so doing. Mr.. Per
rault's representation were of 50 p0sitive a
usiune, go induce belief that his author
tiles came from other sources than mere
suraisF. and that fhe warming came FROM
sriual authority. Upon listening 10 the
gaHyersation OF those in the crowd Assem-
Died. there appeared o. be a fun belief in
Tie charming Information be bad given, and
ile relp.e departed n much agitation and
alarm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-10
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,

aud we would call particular attention 70 our st"ck
Of APPLE TR EES. which il the
largesi ia the South
The experience Of over Thirty yesrs IN the husi-
ness. The vide reputst on OF the old Arm, snd the
close tnspecton Of even ocerstou BY the Proprie
tors then's, Ives. makes sure Guarantee, that ss
fsr a. human efforts avail, our customer viii get
just Whist they Vant
Parties from = distsnce wishing Trees viii BE-
furnished with descrintive Catalogue end Circular
tree Of charge. upon application hY mail, m which
case the name and Post oilse sddress shoald he
dist notify written.
Our facilities Tor Shipping by RSilrcsd and Wsier,
brings US within reach a every section Of the
counuy, snd aii orders sill be promptly exeeuied,
d only for