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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-09

~ J. 01EAvBR asd DAVID FANNIE, Aan,r OF
W tbs Estae q JNgs Hcdes, deceased, W. ms
the allsgaiisns IN ~ Pstiticn. thai WhitI hedg
khofn HodGs, en1 ne ehilffsn a1d hslm ~ iokn
hod1e. etea9td, nfnep nnfnowB. ~ ehllfren ard
hsin q Ifsnhlin nedr, Deceased, nanss nnknsua,
eeth Miller, fonntrly ulnsblih Ho1rs, al mr-tka
btanfbufTs foruefiy Martha uc1ra, ara 4. -ra1if,4t1
q Issn.s.. = tAsr,fsTs diI,1 nat pr6lssis1
% s.1s - ~ Esssniss s.es d ~ pniss Thf.
tdyi1g AZ efnlug y aEDesf q NJ nrIi tim Il
The couBy cs1Tt " - ha4 ~ Jskn1ra funfS. a
~ o.u5t hguss y fs1isryslls, q fbs frs1 MstiSv
ih.r ills1sp, = ~ nns IN b Htss X ssis,,sl
!saii1t' IoB7E IElRY. aua.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-09

UEYRY JOHNSON, Adn'r ofJAMEs n MOORE
III Deceased, ". Napoleon H.. Moore, Jam . Wright
aud n. ?. Moore. IL ~Appcaring frDn the allegations Of
the bill thas the defshdnnt, Napoleon II Moore % = nom
residsnt Of the state Of tennessee, IL Ia ordered that
pnhllcation b. made for four auee, sdvo usen In the
JoncaboronEh Union flag ~notifying lAid defendant 10
ApprAr before the Chsncery Court Al RoEetgville. on
tho fourth Monday Of May neIt, aud make defence 70
the bill, or the same viii DO ntob for nonfessod and
jaSiS~ipfsissH J. r. PACE, CAM.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-09

L BE. II. WEST, Is. FETHiAs SMITH
IIs BY attachment. The plaintiff on an.
dHyi'i says the defendant 10 Indebted 10 them
asd tha, be 20 eonesAls himself that the or.
binary process Of the law cannot BE- served
upon BIN, and The plhintisI having obtained
90 attachment against the estate Of The said
hmith, rsisrnable before me on the 7stb, DAY
Of Nov. 1885, and the sam shayinK been s,ay.
Ell nv me uhiil the 3is., day Of May isee,
On u appearing from the ofheers return that
sAld attachment hAs BY gArnishesmsnt been
ls1ied 90 tbe property Of the defendant, Il is
IesIsioFe ordered b. me that publieation be
maze ~ TIE Uaioa Flag, apaper Published
% ,As loSn Of loneSboFO', notifying She said
.sa'-. oaHa 70 apPsar Il my oaes 10 the
1855, and defend aid suIs or ~ Ssms vln I,
processes vita sI-p.gss, Jaa 9ud. 1855.
j~EBSWtpyasssS yp
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STATE OF TEHNEssEE, wAsHlyGlp'
COUNTY

OkNNA - - -
III The PalntiR On aHdaYit saygtbat ~
tndanth indsblsd 70 Mn and Il 4 nes'P
eeat % Tshntstts ~ y abseonds tbAfiass
alppV process ~ law eanpot he ffV
bin, and bsyfnr oblalnsd a. ohginhl iuis
hsnieshlhit ~ ~asfsboant, fSiu1halt
fome 1ustlea. o. eaii aeonbig.t aud
havlng bees rsturned befoff ne % sito
1ay u Dec, loe5. lstisd o. ~ 1eAh
Csbptng n 10 fhnpfore orfertt ~
p~eblieaiiop 10 mads u fhe Uniof Ilk.l
fouT successive webs lotlyibg ~. IA
40 y appsal ~ ~ eIfe IN ~ iIis, "a.
ed a1lnfE q ~ 49, Yin -
;..i, :1;|:sR .'SsST&iSn 2
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-09

A HORSE WAS gtoLIN MON M
"A Stable 90 aRsdaY plRhs ,ibs 31th lssI.
b. esaplA ~ hIvtS.i h thfss ysk9
oldiisA dast irsuI grpyc % sbppt rs ksido
high, u IN e1epIIs1t eT1sF, Biz phpuldtr1
silgbtly shiBusd ~ sollsf, Iifs Hhils tpIsi
On one u BE ahoaldal1 aheat ths sIss Oh :
dine, he1y Dbsr. an1 hsat pnil. Nspsr vas
brokp 80 ~ vesk. n vss fahm ts bTaSns
eDubty. a4fhel ere irnst1fd tbtt fiI,stl,n.
] m give y sb4ss rsssfd ~ ~ ilIsr8a-
tied ttlt wtl lee V Dc rsesslsy. 2
F.bi-.vuf,sS ''''' ~'''''1
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Chancery Court at ROgersvillo
No. Ill-o.4I.I

No. lilo. /. b.
IoHN n. 0 EN-, Jr. AMI OTHERS W. THOMAS
~ J. lea and y ebert H.. LPke, Adm'fs 4el II Az.
Pearing from the al legations Of the lin that tbe 90.
~fgalent, ThOmasJ Lta, lie a nou. resident OF the state
Uf Tennessee, II IL ordered that II shrailon be made 10
the Jonestorough Union Flag, for four consecutive
Nstfs, notifying aid defendant 20 appear before the
ConTt AZ kogeTAYillc. on the fourth Monday
Of May, 1860, and make defence to The On, or the same
will b taken foreonfesssd, and sot for hearing az parte.
JaalS,ls95Nspteee2 j. r. FACE, Q. NJ.
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LAUREL HILL SCHOOL.

ETAA BR0TLngyE1K. IKEHBssEE
EALL session opens On Monday, September
E tb 1855.
TofTioB pBs 1BsBieB.
PnmLHYCLlss,..........".... 90
HiDpLB -0LAas, (Bngiish and Lailn, $1,000.
HIonsao basB, fSeisseisSAn dclasIep 1SiB0oT
An Incidental fps Of bhy cents per scholar.
Doo1s furnished ths school On FsssoBsbis
lsrns.
We are thabffsi for past patronage.
HENDERSON PRgSFELL.
aufi0
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Guardians Sale.

Ia Probate-Manitowoc County Court. In the
matter of the guardianship Of the minor heirs
Of Francis Otto, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue and
IN in pursuance Of an order Of license, made
in said matter, on the Sd day of September A
d. 1866, by the county court of said county, the
undersigned, guardian of the minor heirs OF
said deceased, will, on Monday, the lst day OF
October A. D. 1866, at 10 clock in the fore
noon Of said day, at the office of the county
judge, in the village Of Manitowoc in said
county. offer for sale, at public venduc, the fol.
lowing described. lands, to wit: Lot number
eleven (l1) in block number one hundred and
seyenty-six (l76), in the village OF Manitowoc
subject to the widow right Of dover in said
property, and to u mortgage OF 500 executed
thereon. The terms of sale will be cash down
HENRY r. S0MMEH.
ManitowQc, Sept 3, 1866 7 IL Guardian.
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Guardian Sale.

In Proba.e-Ma',itowoc County Court. In tho
matter OF The guardianship 81 ;hs minor heirs
of W sIl l.. Snoyer, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue al 1
IN in pursuance OF an Order Of Lcense, made
III said matter, on the beth day Of August A. d.
1856 by the C unity court OF said county, Il o
undersigned, william ii. lla'ui tor ( lar1sn of
the said minor heirs OF sill deceis. viii ~
Monday the 18th day q Septemher 4. d 1856.
at ten o'clock in The forenoon Of ~ day. 1t
the Probate Office in sail county offer for s,,r,
at public yelduc, the FLOWING desrr BED hnt..
to-wit: The updividc;: poe third part Of lot No.
one, in block No. enc humid Cd aud City seven,
in the village and county Oh aanitowoc.
The terms Of sile cash.
WILL N IT. HAMILTON,
Guardian.
Dated at Nauitowoc the 90 d day Of August
A D. 1866 6 81
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attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Has resumed the practice of his profession L
Manitowoc, and cal now promise to Civ
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
Ss- Collections made in any part of the State
For few weeks his Office will be found at
mis- dwelling house.
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Cattle Fairs and Shows at
Lenaville's Corners.

A Cattle Fair and Show will be held at
LENAVlLLE'S CORNERS, four miles west Of
Manitowoc,
On SATURDAY, June 1G
On SATURDAY, Sept. Is, and
On SATURDAY, December, Is, 1866.
Ample preparations..will be made for the care
OF Cattle and other animals, and the farmers of
the county may rest assured that their wants
will be attended to.
FRANCIS LFNAVILLE.
Lenaville's Corners, June 6, 1866. 46-6m
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WE CLAIM to have the largest sky-light--
w the largest Camera-in the State, We
are making iull life sized Photographs upon
heavy card board or Painters canvass, which
for prefecture Of detail and depth Of tone and
delicacy Of tint we calleuge the world to excel.
Tuese Photographs when we color them III ci;
passes all the truthfuluess Of the Photograph,
and stand forth beanliIg in life and beauty.
Send u picture Ono matter how small or
aded) and give US description of the com
pection, co!ol Of hair and eyes, and for a fair
compensation we will return it and its duplicate
enlarged to any required size--and splendiiiy
colored in oil. When you visit Milwaukee do
not fail to come and see The Mammoth Photo
graphic establishment Of the West
Clifford & Gibson are also agents for the sale
of the elcbrated Roettgar Solar Camera.
vs.
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HAMILTON l. TREAT,

attorneys and Counse}lors at La
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Man oc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
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HENRY SIHREE,
Hustle Of Tie ace.

OFFICE-HErBxER's building, corner OF forh
& Eighth Sis, M4ntowcc, WIS, viii make
collections, Ply taxes, search the records,
draw deads, mortgages and contracts, dc.
All business entrusted to him WI receive
pro mpt attention. v6A43
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GEO. n. W0DDEN,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
And District Attorney for Manltowoc Cyunty,
Wis cousin. Office on the corner of yrk
and Eighth street, EUfBNEE's Block, North
Side. VIII hereafter be fou.d in b. ciiice
from ST a, NJ, until P. n, ali ousicess
entrusted to his care will BE- pro mpty and
faithfully sttenGel to. Advise no estly gwen;
for which reasonable charge will be made.
All parties liable to Sue and be sued
please give me call.
"Be We not deceived"
Manitowoc, Feb. %, 1860,
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JOSEPH SYMES,


Dealer in
STOVES; TIN, .SHLETIRONAND
CoPperware Manufacturer.
A LII KINDS Of repairing Zone. Eighth
Il Street, opposite the Tribune Printing
Office
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FLOUR AND FEED STORE
For Sale--Cheap and Valuable
HHODGclE.

I OFFER for sale ms property on the corner
i of York and Seventh streets in this village
This property is eighty feet on York and one
hundred and ten on Seventh streets, with the
dwelling house and two stores thereon.
Also lots three, four and FIVE, in block loo.
being the corner opposite the north east corner
of the Park, (north side). This property is
among the best in the village, and will be sold
very low. For particulars inquire ci Peter
Johnston, Esq
T.. K, JONES.
Manitcwoc ST. Ok. 81. 1865.
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@. TORKsESGN & 90.

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Glass, Nails
etc, Produce of all kinds wanted, nI-tE
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fssas. a. REUTER-.

Jus ticc Of the Peace, Notary Public, Genera
Couveyanccr. and Agent Tor the Milwaukee
Mutual Insurance Company. Viii attend to
the payment 81 Taxes, &c. Office south OF
the Court House.
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d i " IT'S TRY
;. /. J. patchcn, Dentist

ClIce removed 10 shcrman's brick building
on E'ghth street, over City Drug Store.
- All Work warranted, and sa.i~t' ytion
guaranteed
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kISS MARIA MARTIN.
G.. BIELING,
Professor Of Music, &c

d ESIDENCE en- Eighth street--opposite
IL Court House Square. VIII give lessonsi n
Vocal and Instrume ral Music in the village of
Hanitowoc aud Two Rivers
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CATTLE FAIR,

Cattle Fair in Classonville
A CATTLE Fair ard show will be held in
n Classonville, town of Cato, during the
present year of 1866 or the last Saturday OF
every month. MULHALL & FINCKE.
Dated June IA, 1866. Projectors
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j. BLOQUELLE,
Gun Smith.

hIgdM 81. bet,ceen Jag and Washington,
Moaitowoc, Wis.
LEfs constantly on hand large escort
y meat Of Riaes, Fowling Pieces, Powder
ana Powder fiasks, Shot md Shot Bags, Lead
hulie! hou d., and-2ll articles in h Is Inc.
hcl4Hing OF Guns, Ravolyers. Machinery,
&C. promptly zttsscea - sud vel exacgted.
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GEO. REED.

Dt z IIVO 10 ' z"
Ma nitowoc, Feb. %, 1860.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-19

4 SHAN ExPoSED-THE SHARP TRICK OF AN
IvposroK.-We published few days since an
exceedingly pathetic account OF the deatl, ny
drowning al sea, on the coast ot CUBA, ol TO-
lionel C. b. Brent, late of The Confederate
army. From information we have since re
ceiyed, we surmise that the individual whose
rallantry was 80 highly eXtolled was the au-
thor of his own touching obituary.
So late as the last week III March, 'oloh"i
Brent was at the Villa Vista plantation, Gar
roll parish Louisiana, acting TN" role OF
Ioyeltce for which he was somewhat famous
,uring the war. While attached to the com
rnand of General Morgan, he was very ae-
voted 10 an estimable young lady of Nytne-
yillp Va: but III the midst OF the conrtShip
il was discovered that Brent had u VIE ana
two children in Alexandria, Va. 1t was Il long
and determined purpose with hlln 10 olsen,
thral himself from the meshes OF ms orl@lhai
ma otrimopial estate and doubtless the can;rd
he has now set afloat is with the intention OF
deceiyiug his unfortunate NirglnIan VIE, ana
the further object Of entrappnS some uh"uy
Young lady. ,..z g.,
We are sorry to be obliged to destroy so i!ne
:, story AS that of the death of Brent. DOUBT
less were il true il would be best for himself,
for his family, the susceptible OF the female
race and the whole world.
Virginia ard Nicksburg papers VIII 90 Il
public favor by noticing the lacts we nave
mentioned above -LouiSriUe t"Wjer, l4M.
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SuocKiSG acknowledgements
arsoS Sc-On the 1lth instant, at night, 1lVc
negro mem armed, went TO the house OF MI.
Rerry Scott, Deep Gully, near the Jones
County line, and demanded all the firearms ne
had Having taken possession OF Wt"'' theS
next demanded the keys OF all the locks on lile
PREMISES, and then proceeded 10 piunder !.
They took some fifteen hundred pounds OF
bacon. about eight hundred pounds OF pork :
toolx all the money in the house, and leWelry
and wearing apparel. They also took horse
and cart They cut open trunks, ana tore up
and DESTROYED things generally. They took
Mr.. Scott, who is an old man, out oil tue
house, and stripped him, and threatened 10
give him three hundred lashes II he ana NOT
Tell them where his gold and silver were. one
of the miscreants was about TO make III u. ,
tempt TO violate the person OF one OF lhe olu
mans three daughters, but was prevented oy
one of his comrades. Before leaNlhg' they
tied the ladies' hands behind their backs, ahu
wound the rope about their nechs ana chokeu
them severely and struck them on Inc neau
with their guns, and cursed them, and tast-
ened them up i'm "A room. They then tied Mr'
Scott. w A Scott, and A. r. DuVai, kWho
happened TO be present,) In another ROOM anu
then threw fire upon the floor, threatening 10
burn the whole family up. Fortunately uie
building did not take fire, else all the famiS
must have perished'
Up TO the present time none of the nehas
have been arrested. The truth is, the people
Of the county are now at the mercy OF laWiess
hands of desperate villains, and have no nope
of security or redrcss.-Aewber" ~. ~ TOM
laerciul.
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IMMENSE CoNCERSs.--It is almost incredible
what vast amounts of sales are made by some
of the principal houses in New York. Out of
one hundred III Il single district-the largest
business one, hoWever,-there ar" only three
whose sales have been less than one million OF
dollars in the last ten months. At the head OF
the list stands IL. Il. tLAfLfS Co., whose
sales reach the enormous amount Oh sf2'"'o'-
10; while a. I. STEWART Go. report the
amount of their wholesale business Tor the
same period at S39,&l.G> Nhat grand
centre of commerce must that he "hlch makes
such exhibits of the trade of individuals Yet
the day may come i'll after ages when II VIII
be, like Palmyra, erased from the face oi the
earth, and the anchor may rest upon the
granite columns and capitals of the great eN'
change of Wall street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-19

FIRE AT RoCKETTs. Between l2 and o. clock
on Wednesday morning, Pages bakery, at
Port Mayo, below Rockets, caught fire. The
flames spread rapidly, and before the family
could be aroused, the fire had obtained firm
hold upon the building. For some time the
lives OF the inmates were in great danger but
by great exertion they were all rescued in an
unnjured condition. Despite the exertons of
the fire companies the whole of the bakery
building and the sheds attached We're burned
down. The origin of the fire is not positively
known but it is believed TO have been alto
gether accidental.
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Discovery Of II Singular Cave i'll indiana-Ap-
pallng Suffering and Peril of the Exploring

Correspondence indianapolis Herald.
IfAyExwoKrH, CRAWFORD CurSrY, lND.,
April ., lN66.
write 10 inform you Of the particulars OF
an exploring expedition which LETT here on
Thursday last to explore Dead Man cave,
situated about four miles south of this place,
three quarters of II mile west ot the river
few weeks since, party from l-ouisNile, NC.
companied by citizens OF tins place eNpioieu
il TO the distance of three quarters OF Il mile,
hut were stopped by a wide subterranean river,
too deep for fording, which they had no means
of crossing. The party which LETT mere on
Thursday, consisting of MAJOR lhrockinortoh'
of Louisville Capt. HolCraft, Sherln SWayne,
DIR. t. Il. Hawn, aud Lyman r.. Knapp, of
this place: Mr.. Jesse Crandon, OF Nashville,
and your correspondent, went prepared TO
make Il thorough exploration OF the cave. be
sides the necessary lights, rope, waller proof
clothing, etc, they carried with them hght
but staunch boat, prepared expressly Tor the
occasion, on which 10 cross the mysterious
stream that had OH the former occasion stopped
their further progress.
a thorough and extended exploration was
made beyond this stream, lasting some hours
and the party was on the point OF starting on
rhe return when, at the earnest solicitation OF
Dr. Hawn, we consented TO at least partialy
explore another cavern. Ii was lolioWea pu'
a short distance WheE II suddenly narrowed
MIR knapp, going first, passed through the
opepiug on his hands and knees, and entered
another large chamber. Dr. Ha"h, VINO Is u
heavy man, attempted 10 follow, ana became
inextricably fixed in the passage. lie could
neither get forward nor back. For three hours
the party worked incessantly, but all TO no
purpose. Meantime, one by one, Tue lamps
had burned out until barely enough oil was
left TO light MS on our way back to the river
The thought OF being imprisoned IN that
living tomb was too terrible 10 be endured for
we knew that without light we couia never
find our way back A panic seized upon lhe
party, and hastily leaving the Doctor ana Mr
Knapp to their fate, we rapidly retraced our
steps, crossed the river, and returned TO the
town. A supply of oil, tools, &c, was pro
cured, and we returned to the cave, aeter
mined To rescue our comrades or perish In the
attemnt The river was crossed, and~we pro-
ceedcd to the grand chamber, where we haa
taken our lunch, accompanied by numerous
citizens of Leavenworth. But, search rs
closely as we would, we could not find the
gallery in which the Doctor and Mr., Knapp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-19

THE New YoKK CITY RAILRoAps.-The car
drivers strike in New York continues. The
drivers, at last dates, had indicated disposi
ton for arbitration. In the mean lime the
Citv Councils have determined to instruct the
attorney for the city to take measures 10 re-
woke the charters OF these roads ON the
grounds that they had not run their cars ac-
cording 10 the requirements OF their charters
and because they had charged more than they
were authorized. Everybody acquainted with
great Gotham knows what openings are pre-
sented III an imbroglio like this for corruption,
and everybody equally knows that those open
ings will not be unob>erved nor unimproved.
The city companies are rather IN bother, and
they will have 10 pay out of 1t.
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WM. KNABE Il CO.
w MANUFACTURERS OF
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, y = w
GRAND, SQUARE

flhSl IL ~, o,iIb Al iIbiL,
GRAND, SQUARE
AND UPRIGHT
PI A N O s.
These Instruments having been before the pub
lie for the past thirty years, have upon their ex
cellence alone, attained an rSPURCHAsED PRE-
gMIyEScE that pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quality, well as great purity OF
intonation and harmoniousncss throughout the
entire scale. Their
is plant and elastic and is entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer to easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelled. Their action Is con-
structed with care and attention to every part
therein that characterizes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material Is used In their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard usages
of the concert-room with that Of the parlor upon
an equality-unaf'ected in their melody; in fact,
they are constructed
mot FOR A YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agraife Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WAREROOMS: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
apl7-3m BALTIMORE.
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THE TIRGISIA HALL.-The new Concert Hall
on Ninth street will be opened on Monday
next with "A Grand Matinee, in which several
musical celebrities will appear. 1t is not pro-
posed TO make the new building regular con
cert hall on the plan of those in the North,
but il will be open 10 engagement At any time
by persons who may wish to give concerts and
entertainments. The German Choral Society
meet on Wednesday night next, and on the
same night in every week. In fitting up the
new building, every pains has been taken TO
make il both elegant in appearance and COM
Portable in use, and it is certain TO become a
fayorite place Of resort for our own citizens,
as we'll as for strangers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-19

JEFF DAVIS K Co.-The House Judiciary
Committee on Saturday had Judge Advocate
Holt before them, who testified at length upon
the case of jeff. Davis and G. &. Clay, their
completely with the assassination conspiracy,
and what steps have been taken TO bring them
10 Justice. He also furnished the committee
tomt that thew immediately placed anininnc.
tion of secresy upon il, and tonight several
members pronounce ii sufficient to convict and
hang both of them. .-BuHiHtore Interjctl, Rfii
tul DIJJfr.