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DIR. KINGS
IBIS p ems ar Y
ECE
P8IVAI'h DISliSRS.

r. Or. King. formerly OF New York, 70,
Co. last foBr yoars Of Louisville, Ky, Who
hz5 deTu-a1 uis attention 70 the treatmeZt OF pr
7Ete disease for ~ years, fGtjers himself hSyug
B--aCteJ o. q practice for 20 many years, 4nd cured
30 many tlJu u5S he a enabled % cure all diseases
Of rrgsle nature, no matter how bad they may be
frnl Ir!picIous medical trsahuc1t, or from neglect
Of tas,r OWL Or. Kings Ui=peossry ls No %
= .aierg- street, between Cherry Eud toe Square
SO oG1 story, where he cures at J.-es5s3 Of PR
vac uatura,
G5ao-rh0aa cured without uaGseou8 unedici7ea o.
Interference with business.
Structures OF old OF recent date e.s5CH4a.ty cur1d
IN 3 few days by Al operation which causes 10
pam Where q structure 6Xsl- health cannot rs
enjoyed. Pc-haPs no disease causes more mischief
All uEtcunLnss the health 80 much.
SYPHILIS, with sLi tho diseases OF toe skia, s-3s.
ne out OF neglect or BAD treatment can Js sfsetu.
ally cured IN a few days.
SEMINAL WEaksE5s.--P Particular attention having
been gwen 60 th- disease, and all the consequences
growing out OF e, brought on 10 many cases by the
destructive hsbits d Incon5dsTst5 youth, and ex-
CcssiYe indulgence Of the passions, 3 neglect Of
YnIch vii undermine tho constitution, rendering
ne 5lscc uah. for business OF society, snd eslls-
iag premature old AGE.
Females Who RAY rs iaJoGaa Nth sny difficulty
q .h3 HolGJ usY Isst assured OF Immediate re-
isi
Persona raa.Gny abroad, by writing and stating
t1eiI case with ice o. sD5ed direct tJ,Dr A. king
10. 70 DeadeiicK street. Nashville Tenn, viii have
tho u6cas1ary EJatir.1as sent ~ Their address.
Once ho-Is ron O'elocs IL iha morning until
= .lE evening. ACzsvtT
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SuperInieGdene7 Of Freedmen,
ufFtcE >VPfElST7SpEVT Fs-F1Sry EssrASD Mp
DE tENE5s-E, nashville Feb. J. 1856
Circular No. l.

nts fENE5saE, nashville Feb. J, 1885
Circular No.
fs1-E IN ersiguec, - 5r1er Of the Secretary Of
i A5r, C7d &c the re iUest q: tie Military cover
nor Of tho State, assume the -arervi-icn 81 TIE
Freedmen o. East ami VI ddie Tennessee For the
present all Cncers and citizens n charge OF Ccntr
bad Camps Ia The District mentioned. s., N rgtqin
their positions, and viii report % this cfHce st
once their station, the plumber Of pe sons under
thelr command, and their coalition and prospects
Tue loyal people 81 lie State sill undoubtedly
soon conhras by Constitutional ameDdmen- and
statutory enactment, The ahOii ION Of slavery ia
Tennessee, when tins his been done the new r.
laUous between the while and blsck citizens of,he
state VII be Odjustes and harmc1i1ei IS the civil
government, and by the natural scuon of social
hFS The military supervision low announced
looks to ta-s emil twill BE- ifs purpose % coop
crate with aildesiring 90 make this change by en-
coursgng tire freedmen % rely up0n themselves
10 acquire education ant % prIetica n rsiry sud
industry
HE principles laid down 10 fAl the suuez-I I-.-
ter Of a7tatant+5encra Thomas. 81 be cs-r-I
our oy such regulations as lray from tine 90 tine
he l5qil Aeees-ery- r ID. tjU-~EN
Col. Z = O. T., eUat- Freshmen ia Es-5 and N.i-
ole tennessee
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cERrLEIrATFs OF CUREA

Fro-l oZhl 20 twenty years Staining viii ans1
known ~ selau.s alt Fus-
For nnad.caI properties n buccs5 see Dlspc1lG-
tor1Jl the Uu .5i States
See PrOteasor I-Tsal valuable works on tho
Practice Of lty-lc-
See remarks made ay tie late ca.oDEal5d -
P1yzsck, Pr ,7tclg alG.
-.r remarks mate ny Dr. EpL-u-n Mcdowell o.
-c.etratet physician, EId n-EnUer 90 a4e lLoJ
C1I-as Of 5u. .sous. Ireland, All punlrhfi ~ me
-acJi0ls Of TIE King s1i queen q ipllils-
see Nrd.e1-g .IrurUaG EeFe@r p'-ii.-lsl y
BENJAMIN TrsGs--, FeL'5N % -ra llG7- cslaB3 ".
Surgeons.
~. mo-. OF the late standard W0gz7 o. madic.aa.
Et.r.c. Bucau,.. % per ngtua. 90 .oE So.
81. Sz- 1ysulia, l.uD 81"
r-,-r-F pla- ua4r sJ 70
81 half q d51a1 o. saeE rJT o.. sltu ~-- boz
sufficient 90 cure ne most oB7IusIa esas-, II Dire.
t..ls srs -Ih-Eet .l.
Delivered ~ aly siir5.s, so-lseiy r-ezsi zen
OBJ -td- o.
E5- DsssoDs sgmptums 10 al comaa1.Csrs1s.
Cure guaranteed. AdY.ea Efars.
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Phiuehas Garrett,

Former I.ola.Jsr al Davidson county. gives spp-
ca attention % the examination Of Titles 10 Proper
ties, writing Deeds o. Conveyance, J. ease. and other
Legal .onuUguIS.
We deem a. Unnecessary, in this community, 70
say f.H 81. Garrett IL the best examiner Of titles
sua Er 5s7 Oh. Feeds IA tennessee For twenty
N-1r' ae u-s fixture" at cur C0urt-hou=a, twelve
q" ".'. ..' -'i."i ~ Register Of the county, by
election 81. -4s hands O.. the people HIs oaT..lli
i-.a..., ana sTs-t 1lAnneT OF DONG business is
wei -lasl. ana We eheerfuly recommend him to
ST ia.7. ala r--g hs.e any thing 10 his line to
u~'--.,. Nam.
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Real Estate Department.

4 considerable amount Of Real Estste Is register
ed on cur books, and We caa sell Houses ana Lots
10 Nashville and suburbs on the best terms. Farms
ic the neighhorhOOd Of Nashville for sale, Of all
sizes and prces Plantations N various counties Ia
Middle Tennessee, soms Of them good Cotton
farms for 4ala. \. & d.
novel;
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LOUDI BLOUDi BLOOD
hsu,boIIs HlEhly Concentrated UOmp0und
Fluid Extract Ssrsaparllls
BNrPHIIsIE.
SYPHILIS.

This is Al sdscn0u Of the blood, sad ailscxs tts
Sexual OTgsns, Llnugs Of the NO-8, Ears, TLr.s4
Windplys, and other muCus surfaces, making H.
appearance 10 the form 0f Ulcers. Helmboit's EE-
tract 5sTsapanila punhes tts Blood, and remove
ali scay erUpuons Of tie sAIn, giving 10 the com
pieuCu q clear and healthy c0iOE. ll being pTeyar-
ed expressly FOR LhL5 class OF C0mplsnis IL no0I
purifying pTOpeTtessro preserved b q greater exc
LsLt than sEy other preparation Of HarBaparilla-
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AFFIDAVrIi

Pe-.all..f 4 pos-ad t,.55r= mo su 4rfsTr % p
t.~r.t, as f-I-.ste fpu.s, d.. J.. HeImbo.f. a-H ~
Lax saIy -a0rl, doh s-y. his preptrat0a- ca-----
3D. u.rcstc ~ s1ercLry. Or other uluu1us ir.-s
FL. ~. rss-af, ,-..efaH'e a. q. HElMBOLE
5000 a1t 4,.f..... ..-i ca.1l- me- -1fs ~ laf
Nr..rgtsF Isss WE. =. al6GAEl.
Aldermen. E..--.l--., afove l-scs Flis
.Iree- iell@-- t4s I1agrua1ol iI c1undeu--,
T-Hll1I8J!D, Cnem.-r
uault ia 51uth I=nLr-sl-
Bz.Js Chestnut Pt.lAisiguzs
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TO THE QUEENS
or the Counties Of stewart, Mont
g0meTy, Robertson, Sumner, Smith,
OVertOn, jackson. ana Macon.


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di,.71 ol She country should continue
Are you willing as ireemoA aud citizens OF
Tennessee, that l-"iazs ".n sha.. continue
10 roam through yaar a,;er committing
with IMMUNITY, murder, robbery, a"d horse
stealing Are you wiling 20 surrender aiI
your rights as ireeuen, Dy s"oai't'ng to
continuation o, the present condition OF
Tie country! "ai sa.' isa Inc majority |
O. the citizens prefer ia" ana oTieF, ana |
viii aid m restoring II, If there IS an eiiort
made TO DO so. The OoTerooTof the state
has h.lea ;4e judicial o.'aes' ana oi'ecl.d
the courts 70 De opened i5r The transaction
of the business oil The country Inc courts
wi! be opened and held At tae places and
time specified by law here yon have no
sheriff. % execute process, persons wall be
appointed to do 90; ia the chancery
courts the power bysa.u'.s Is vested IN lie
Chancellor, and tbe business of she court
val. go on. The Governor having appoint
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hoo1 cries Oh, "-.-.'s, ''i .y''s'.''''s must
'e oo"-' anu ,'.a ''.'5 '.'...' % ,.1''''"
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HKLMBOLD's ROSE WASH

Al excellent Lotion Ter Diseases Of q SyDhiLlc n.
ture. aad "a Injection diseases Of tie unrs-j
organs, arising nom haBls Of dissipation, Used 10
connection win Lns k1trscts Buslu and saTHapa
rila, M 3Usn diseases a. recommended
EVldGuc5 Of tins most rosDOnuh-s and ralla1.a
character vii accompany the medicine
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Our Inducements 10 Agents and
ginhs,

TO those agents aho take Their COMMISSION 20
Book and Gl the following commission n.u ha
allowed:
IT, anF p@r3o fOrTsTding y Clubs OILS Books .
Clubs oi - 80. ks, Cr8 C!u1, Of 81 Books each,
SllyC. Ne1ca-'yun6ef CSC prmCut-wurth si-.
To any son forwarding % Clubs OF 10 Books, 10
Clubs @. =! Books, or Ciuu- Of o. Books e=rE,
SILVER Watch. Pa-enlleyer, hunting case, worth SIS.
Il FrsersrEe, the agent may select any other ~
be entitled 20
Agents w,ii retain The certificates Of Books art
G,.i- until the Required hunters Of clubs sIe COM
pi,,ej, when tasy VIII b. forwarded 70 women
tI-.
Ile's these regulations are strictly CuUgasi
v d. no allowance oiii h. Ins,:g ou extra commits
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

Loans negotiated 81 this Office State. County.
AID Es,'g..s lauGs; bank, brdge, and kaIlr, III
stocks -aIf a- per order nom caslUra-ss.
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RE MOVAL!
GREWAR 4 AL8EgTS0N,
Practical PlummeFs & Gas Filters,

HAVE REMOVED THEIR ESTABLISHMENT
/ / from No. 10 North Cherry street. 70 the buil1-
inc formerly occupied by VIM. Simmons a. a Car
J, ateT'= shop, on Church street, between Cherry
ami College, three doors below the Post UfHce,
wheIe they are now prepared 10 execute any and
fil hlEdS % work ia tne.rl.nr, ~ shyrg notice and
iu the hest manner
They raw con hsn3 aad Tor sale Lift ana Force
Pumps, Arteslsn sud C.-teu Pumps, etc. Also, a
large supply OF Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets,
ct. Iaul2-3n
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10 all Whom il msy Concern

I HAVE BEEN Duly APPOINTED RECEIVER
/ OF the assets Of the late arm of Irahue f.u us
Nv the United States Circuit Court for the NlIEs
District Of Tennessee All persons lHirb,-i 70 -sii
late nrm val md DO their DO rErrs 70 settle Their
accounts WI'h me IS. h0uC suls, and thereby avoid
fsusi-luE u. Mop SHI n
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BOOKS

For all classes, upon all subjects, III every style OF
butlug, and 10 endless variety. Exclusive
Agent for the
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S. {. SMITH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGEfT,

I- prepared 90 tske Pre- and Marine risks n the
Dos. ..ii-e- u. tl' country. Re ia the authorized
A-sat Tor .hs .itila o. Hartford, the Manhattan,
Phoenix. aua -ecuny % New York, represent
ug -.E m..' ru- OF Capital War risks to OF from
Ns-a7..H -..sa, as vel 81 every species OF Iusu-
z-ra-..
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Eastern Agency.

Our arrangements are such that any sor1 OF Com.
me.t,sl transaction iu the principal Eastern CJrs
cal ue negotiated and faithfully attsc1sJ to.
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Quartermsster's Vouchers.

Ai-I,ON & HURFREE are prepared to pur-
n.a3.n Quarie-Tu7 Tter's Vouchers Al reasonable
rates.
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Removal.

I R. G.. SCHIFF HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE
l. IRON No. Is 70 No. 50 North Cherry street, up
stars, one door north Of ". Matt Brown & Col
kesl Estate Agency.
peadegick street isnI-lu
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Photographic Family Bibles

uew sad elegant design OF Family Bibles AZ
RANGED for -iSteen likens -ses.
Ds-euPGge Catalogues mailed tree TO any address
On application.
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs


1SD UaPKINCtPLED DEtLEE7.
sa0 sndesgO- % dispose COB THElH JNN a.
"oL1er' articles on The rsrftlalou allsn5d y
HslmBoiIis Genuine Preparations,
EKlrssg HEchu.
A." 6arsapaClls,h
Improved Ross Wasl
Sod ~ an Druggists eEeryah are. ..,,us
ASK FJR HRLMBOLJ5-TAER No Clh -,
frt offt ~. adgerliaan1sut and aend aOF ~ - -
1OLD IHPoSJ z boEsAEb. aIFoSgR1s3
4 azs 81
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR EHBALHIHG

DR. PRUEK HAS OPENED AN E5IA IL I.
} meut in Nashville. Tenn, for Em1--i-.u5 ~, ~.
Lssd on Cherry street, doors soaiA % '-'
Poet Once. La
he viii attend % disiuterTlng 8ud i9TH p ne
bodies nom this and all points south GOO %
sorirneut Of metallic cases and ENC coinn7 ~
hand Branch Offices 81 Chattanooga, eIit-' ll'''
Huntsville, Ala u. h. FhtNh1 We 80
Iauls-3m~
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heImbold's Extract BucAy
yOR WEAKNESSES
Ar.-'u-, tr0n Ez.ss.es. Habits Of il.--ipst5aB H..
Af7ENPTo VIA sak F'lL9wNa sIaF,,s5.

ATTENDED WITH sHE FGLI1ygUyg -,,.r,..-ls
Ilt-p57li'cH e. EEerr.un Loss Of Psa.r
80 q! -iemcIF, il.hciIJ l- Eresrt.lr
weak N-itrs Trembling,
Honor of I=s.-es W4ErIlIy.s-
blmu,=- OIL. .-ICE. PAN .u -fa li.-fz
universal i-1--.sJde ottEs Flushing OF she Body
Muscular system, hu1ruOa= on the Fs..
hos Eauu-, p.4ud CJunleuaus6
lryGGss OF the SKIN.
These symptoms, 4 allowed % 90 on. which .sr.
medicine Invariably removes, soon follow
lNPOrENCY, FATUTCY, EPILErTIC FITS.
IN one OF which the patient msy expire. VIZ. -s-
say that they are not frequently followed ~ Co.
dreadful disease
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many are sware of the cslJse OF their suffer-.
but none vii confess. Tue TercFds OF t19 T-.-
AsyIuu- aud the melancholy deaths hy g..-.r.,--
uoa. bear ample witness to ths t-ulh Il ir- 49,
Ton.
: rEs COS 5TiTUTI0E, ONCE AFFErry0 ur.-r
OCEANIC WEAKNESS,
requires the ald Of ueiris 90 strengthen s-r .
Ugors-e the system, Shgb HELMP0LrS BF.
Tract E'CHU 'lr5IIsF]y j,gs. kt-Ig.r -...
Y:H-e tie Ils-t -ErPlssj
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"PuyT HOSPITAL, FoRT 1iAEsuAu,l
Baltimore, Nd. Feb. . . 1854
"i have GREAT satisfaction IN stating tina. ! have
used ''iN. Samaritan ReHiais'' for NrueYral Dis
case ia lt~ most Gus omsry ",lu; thst 1 have used
them with Judgment, discretion, snd properly. aui
have ouUi Them % respond tp my anticipation,
promptly and e.i-s,I-lly. knowing their aurnuo-
SlU0u, have the fullest confidence IN their eli ,.y
ami aS far a- my use OF them extends / recommend
JuBm strongly. ALFGru g. Downs
Assistant Surgeon 5.h New Y0ri, Vols"
Let it be- understood that these Iemejle- age SIS
recommended, and will positively cure the diseases
for which they ale offered.
Sold BY ~. ]. & c. W. SMITH, Druggists,
% ueT Chur 3 and Wire -trt cts
NAsrVuEE, TESN
Desmond L Co., Proprietor, 80 Race streets,
PHladelphj:.4
farle-gr4-
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."se no. bs-7sm Mercury. OF rnp,aaasE. net. 10
.a. ulp."se sLt ana dangerous l-ae.5s-.
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Together with al Goods in our line.

The public are especially invited % Cali and ey
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
\ B-A first class mechanic employed, Who
will I'VE strict attention 20 rcTa rug and uPloi-
aterrg WA. l. TT,
isu3lara No. 81 Pubic square
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CECRET DISEASESu, SECRET
~ II5EAsEc
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CLAIMS
CLAIMS

For HORSES aud EQUIPAGE lost il the SER
VICE; officers accounts settled with the Quar-
tsUmassers, Conmi-ssry, Ordinance ami Treasury
Departments sJcppages Of Pay removed, Cert
6cat7s Of uon-indebtedHess obtained. PENSIONS,
RsyNTf, BACK PAY, &c, promptly collected
Dir. Atkinson having had ten years experience rs
% Auditor, becoming thereby familiar with the
Rales. Regulations and Precedents es-abI shed for
the auiit-g and settling Of claims, / en- safely
say that To firm in the Southwest hss the same f5
ciliGss ior the prompt collection O. all war claims
g. presented by tais office.
JEO 7 ISON.
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Congressional Proceedings,
NNXINh CONGRESS Executive sos-isu
aENA ~.

Ed'hingtor, March Mr. Foote having been
informed that The vice-President would not bo
present this morning, moved ths, tho senate pro-
coed 70 the appointment Of President pro tenn.
Mr Clark thon offered resolution, which WAS
unanin ously adopted, that senstot Foster preside
as such offeer.
Nj Lane, Of Kansas rose 10 present tho creden.
uAls Of Mr. Snow ss n SenStor from Arkansas
M Howard Of Mich., objected W their reception,
considering II an insult to the Toope Of the loyal
States TO sdnt 70 seuAtorisl ssAis gentleman from
Q State declared 10 70 In insuTection, and the. r
constitusnts enemies of the United States. lie
could conceive Of no greater shsuriity-to toist
upon the Senate such representatives,.
Mr.. Lane Of Knns1A tlought his most singular
announcement, that II wns an insult 10 offer these
credentials lie said these credentials cmannto
from q people as loyal a. the Senator himself aud
they hal the nigh, Of o'T1utiuu.
Mr. Connrss sad that Nr, Lane was too pers a.
ent IA trying 90 admit Nj FHhback senate,
and in tic c1uras of h.G remarks said that NJ
FiahbacA was ono of the leaders ia taking ArkAu-
sls ON Of the Union.
M. Lane was in hRnsut Vat NJ. Conness should
Auemp, TO eciGre hin, nu4 hur.ed bAck the insiuR-
tons Of tie gcptleueu into h 1octn. Tlosc Who
were opposed ~ the admission OF the Arkaus s,s
senators used the same }. nj Of lnnguag" that But.
Ter, Mason, Hunter and Other secessionsts dd when
Kansas was hcrr uauCT the Topeka OTRaulZALur,
which saved Kansas e. freedom.
M Pomcr0y thought tie crcdeuts's ought to
be referred, all the facts could he inquired into.
There could certainly pe no objection y this.
Furthor debate was arrested by motion Of M.
Fc,sendcu to 20 into fyecuuNe SeaH.oa, which was
agreed 10 After short time spent therein ,hs
Senate a iiournCd
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, ,,olsse vas unin ntured, and IL nov occupied ty
~ m,,"ur'ess women and children. The Old o'Ab
house -aa blown up. The new state House was
no' tollched. a. n contained . statue OF Wshins-
Ton. Vale Hampson's house was ssved BY Pede-
ral 90 toTs. Con Prcstou's house was also ssvoi
.hd tlvrn W the occupants OF the Csthohc Smi-
III, " whose proprty w.s accidentally denroyed'
Tho railroads sbout Coluubis are ell torn up.
Al ,hs bridges leading 70 the place arc destroyed
AL the foupdries and machine shops arc also de-
stroy ed. The country around the place 10 strip.
ped OF all ssisblcs and means of transportation and
OIL the horses and earrisges taken away. lhe
cinIona are said " be In 9 very destitute condi-
ton, Unless some relief 10 soon obtained, hcre
win be great suffering and death nom starvation
Some twenty Ave miles Of the Greenvills rAirosd
bad been prtyiously damaged by ireshct Much
damage was also done W the rosd by the enemy.
The Treasury department and banks were remo1-
cd " Charlotte. Roth newspapers removed por-
non Of their stock 70 the same place.
Many negroes we're leh with ShermAn's army.
Sons wsro taken by force. Largo numbers are re
turning TO heir msstert. sherman though, hs
would no, VISIT the country ives, OF Broad rivor and
sfviscd the Mayor N send The cinrens thore
Tho fedorals seemed to be much incensed agninst
hcGrs,h, and would use hun barshly n they got
him IN their power Few, II any prvaie read noes
were entered. No outrages were known W have
been committed ON lsdios. Tho enemy were under
strict discipline duyine thor march through The
city. 6hermAn's bcsdqiAr,srs IA ,bs city were n
ssho residence Of Mr. Duncan. II was osnms1ed
thAt hes infantry and srrlory numbered IOvp.
No cavalry we're with him rhoir rear guard passod
through on Tuesday Afternoon. The troops we're
In the bcst condition, veil clothed and vol shod,
and marched ~ Il ,hey had just stArtcd upon an
expodii,on, instead Of having bccn out for weeks.
Fort Mott SAINT Mathews and Union Court Houses
hsve-boen dcs,roy ed. Some Of Shsrmsn's officers
said his destination was Raleigh and Salisbury
Tho General hirnsof sypearci IN good spirits and
conf Den. Of sueoo<.. One corps toos the road 70
Camden and Florence, another corps 70 wipuoe'
bonh and Sherman, With two corps, moved on 'oe
dn yct road W Charlotte.
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TnH Nashville UrtoS saws the freight train 60
ing W Nash willie on the Louisville aud Nah Vile
RAilrosd was thrown od the track by the displac-
ing Of rail, on Tuesday night three miles his
sido of Franklin. As aeon As the train ran N, n
VAS hiriously stacked by gang of about thirty
sucrrills. Eight Of the car, yer. hred rnree
soldiers, having the horses of their othcerr in
,chsrro, were shot down In cold blood by the
monsters after they hsd surrendered. beveral
men were wounded Most Of the freigh, destroyed
belonged 10 merchants Of Nashville.
TnE most horrible death overlook Godfrey
Schultz whale on his wsv 70 Warren, Pa, few
days $40. collision took rscc, and grasplne
bis carpet bag, he tricd W make his sscapc irurn
he car In which he riding. Just then the
baggage car eano rishins in throush ,ho car,
tammed In he,wtsn two seats. The stove wNs
upset, and in . moment the was In namoe.
Every effort va. made TO relcasc him rom h,s
frighuul position, but without avail. lie cr'ed
In his agony to those who wero near him not
to lot him perish, but they were pov erlose
Larre quantities oi snow were thrown In through
the window Of the burning car and with desperate
energy he stopped down. gathered Il with mis-
hands aud spilled u to his face and BODY. One
msn worked his way into tho car lut could not
roach tho helpless victim, and WAS got ont with
great dit1lciltv sfter having been badly lutued
Hut the mercilcss flames continued 70 wrsp ue IN
fortunate man In their folds and ior twenty min
utos he clothed In hre betore tho soul dcAertcf
the veriest cinder Of body. Hn was uiau q"
grea, strength and vitality, and his suffering %
pon can aioquAIe'y describe.
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Local Elections.

Elmira, Ny, March John J. SIchs tt'niool
was eloc,ed Mayor today, BY sboui SEQ majority.
Union gam, $50. Every vsrd slecis Union OH
Le>tport, NY, March T.--At the Charter Elcc-
ton, to-day, the entire Jniou ucke, was elected.
Union gain. 100.
osoe1o, March AT the Charter Election, to-
day, W. II. Hornok Bep) wss elected Mayor. The
Drmocrs. elected three out Of the four Alder.
men
Cticd, Hdroh John Ruiterhsd tUnion) 10
elected Mayor q Utica by 10 majority.
Povghlseps,s, March Al he election in this
city today, George Innis tUuioul p.s unanimous.
iy elected Mayor.
Tyov, hs~oh AT DE Charter Election. tc-
day, Urt Gilbert tun,on) WAS elected Mayor 10y II
majority over Miles Beach tDcu.. There Is I'nion
gain Of thrcs Aldermen, and . gNn in the Union
vote OF 900 over last Sprinc and Fall.
Rochester, n T., adreA THE Charter cleo
ton to-day rcrulted IN the Of ,he Union
candidates for Mayor, Police Justice aud City
Trcs~rrer, by n~ponues averaging from lTS W
800. rhs RsysAAsans elcc, zen of ,he hhoon Al
aHrms,a-A gain q three.