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EAMILY FLOUR IN BAGs.-s5o bags Fine
to close consignment by
apl4 s. II. 10 AGO.
WE ARE NOW REGEIYlNIi OUR SPRING STOCK
w OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods, selected
with great care from the latest mpOrtaons and at redu
ced prices We prepared TO crafty the most sdious
in taste well the most economical in prices We
nesy solicit for the firm the continuance of the
patrons of the former firms of the house and well
all persons wishing to purchase Seasonable aud Cheap
Goods
- The former stock will he s,ld at prcss greatly under
the market value STEVENSON BIRTHRIGHT
mv2 College street
|,HAMBER BATH MAT'Ts.-Just received, a
~ few of oodyear's Patent Gum Chamber Bathing
Masthe best thing invented for preserving carpets
For saleb by [mayl2l MYERS & McGILI-
T NDERWEAR.-Recei this day, large sup
u ply of Understands and Drawers, Of Silk, Lisle
Thread Linen, Merno, ork Jeans, GauZe Merno Gauze
Shaker Flannel and every variety of Cotton For sale by
mayl2 MYERS McGILL.
MIGHT SIiIRTS.-Just received, another supply
mayl9 MYERS McGILI.
BUGGiEs AND ANTHRACITE COAL AT AUCTION.
addition to Regular Grocery SALE advertised for
i this morning. will sell for cash
10 handsome New Bugges;
25 casks Anthracite Coal
The latter received this spring. and is ordered to be
closed mayl5 DAVIS SWAMI.
TOR RENT.-The fne large commodious and eli.
glDly SITUATED Sufe NO JO Market street, Tor the
mainder of this year. with the privilege of renewal En-
quire upon the premises or OF NJ. W. WETnORE at the
City Hotel mayl-eodSt
r ONDON PORTER.-Just received, a superior lot
IL of London Porter in pint and quart bottles. For
sale by DEM0VILLE l. BELL, Druggists
ap22 No. 20 Cherry street.
NICE HOMES.-We are Offering for sale eight de.
y srable Lots containing about 4 acres EACH some of
them handsomely situated about mile from the city,
near the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and the
Murreesboro and NolensviIle Tunpkes Persons wishing
TO purchase site for comfortable home would do well
TO call on my20 LINDSLEY & CROCKETT.
nESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ offer for sale in whole part my place in Edgefed
situated the Gaatin pike. For terms apply the sub
scriber, or to Messrs Lindsey Il Crockett
mb15-G HENRY BLOOD.
A GOOD gentle PONY. Apply to
n J. L. BROWN
may25-l0d A Is Cherry Street.
DEsIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ We are offering for sale that valuable property
owned by J. H. Petway, containing about 50 acres
ted the Lebanon Turnpike partly in the city of Nash
vile. portion of this property fronts Cumberland
River and affords excellent location for landings coal
yards wood and lumber yards de- The property will be
divided to suit purchasers. For terms, &C, call on
my2O LINDSEY CROCKETT SO College ST.
y ENTS' CONGRESS GAITERS.- Gents Cloth
VI Congress Sewed Gaters-a superior article. JusI
opened by RAMAGE & CHURCH.
ap27 AZ College street.
= WANTED.
IN 000 BUSHELS Wheat Tor which the hshes
w. UUU price in cash will be paid
SEfMOoR, TANNING CO,
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BEASLEY y RUTH,
HOUSE AID SIGN PAINTERS, PAPER HANGERS


Between the Masonic Hall and the Crucher House.
~ All kinds of Graihing and Marbling done in the
best manner and at reasonable prices
teb2S-6mO
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hor FOR SALE.-Mr. NAnsuRsr, who suffered seri-
Gus loss by the late fire ia South Nashville, will
offer to-day the lot on wtich his Roofing Estsb-
hshment stood for SALE IL is eligbly located, and
is ofered.on good terms. See advertisement for
further particulars.
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!
CHILDREN,S PANACEA.

IF the Grsefenberg Company had never produced any
Il thing else for the public benefit than this invaluable
Medicine, they would yet deserve the gratitude of
parent for the CHILDREN'S PANACEA, which
has 50 ned the Eges or young children and fsscs
more sex 1a5ies than any other medicine known.
From one hour DID, to five years Of age this medicine
never comes amss to DRooPISG CHILDHOOD. Fer Fever,
Teehing Worms. Collie Dsordered Bowels &c it never
fs Those mothers who have used it pronounce it to be
one Of the greatest of blessings C
s5 For sale ut every Drug Store in the State.
mayo FL ALEX MACKENZIE.
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KINGSTON SPRINGS

Il. j. J. KREIDER,
A RE now ready to accommodate visitors at this we'll
IA known and popular Watering Place Ample prepa-
rations have been made for promoting the pleasure and
comfort OF all who may come-about two hundred shade
trees having been added during the past to give
additional protection from the in hot weather. Of the
TABLE it il only necessary to that will be supplied
heretofore, with the best the country will afford Be.
sides all the ordinary amusements and reorestions fish
and game abundant in the neRhborhood that the
gunner and angler prosecute their favore sports to
any extent
~ Grants Band of uSlC has been employed for the
season.
Boarding per month ....................s2s 90
Weeh--....-............. W -.
Children II years old and under, half the above. Set
wants half price.
passenger omnibus is running the Springs three
times per week Fare each 81 50. Office at the Sc
vance House. where seats may be secured. The omnibus
will leave Nashville at o'clock A Tuesdays Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays Returning will leave the springs at
same hour on Mondays, Wednes lays and Fridays Care
full drivers, good horses comfortable omnibuses No
pains will be spared 10 make the trip pleasant and q
jOurn at Kingston agreeable. L. J. 4 ]. KRElDER.
uue2S-lm
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THE REV. DIR. BOARDMAN's NEW WORK,
- nTTLgTInN. he q,

TIME GREAT QUESTION: Viii you consider the sub
iect Of Personal keiigiort l10 pP l2mo.
To Pastors Parents and Teachers this volume will prove
q seasonable aud valuable help
IXrRACrs PREFACR.
at il an every day ence, to meet with persons
who feel interest the subject Of religion and who,
on this ground themselves from giving their sttsn-
ton to IT, have in very many instances wanted some
suitable book place the hands of persons of this
description.
within a certain broad and comprehensive sphere,
Raxters Gall Aleibe's Alarm, no6dridges Rise and
Prog ess or Hayburtons Great Concern of Salvation,
might answer the pu pose. But with great number Of
individuals no; of these admirable works could be
used with any hope of its being cad.
ut hoped that the present volume will prove an &C
ceptable offering who either neglecting their
duty who have friends to whom they would like to
propose the quesion"Will you consider the subject oil
Personal RelI yiony"
Just received and for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH,
Gala Gt-aaA
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PUEBLO SPEaKNe.-Col G. c. ToRBErr and Gen
F. K. zoLLICoFFER, candidates for Congress, will
address their feiowcitizens at the following times
and places: -rl -. z.5- la- --r-.
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GAS FITTING,

E still continue insert Gas Pipes at the usual low
w prices and prepared to make Alterations, or do
any kind of work in line and il well done.
Gas Fixtures.
We offering large Chandeliers for less money than
they be brought from the East after paying freight &c
Glass Globes and Paper shades.
We have invoices 81 large lots 1T Globes and Shades
with other Gas Fixtures which expect By first boats
from Pittsburg, and will sell them very low Apply to
JAS. II KENDRIUK, at the Gas Light Office Cherry ST.
uchS 55-ly ..is-t E. L. DAVIS Il co
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STRAYED.
IRON nv place Nashville about the first Of May
Il last dark bay MARE, about fifteen hands high,
with heavy black and tale, sbout7 years old. She
had with her light bay horse mule Colt about 10 month
old, eye had been booked out by some Any
knowing of them and bringing them to Richards
Stable addressing few lines to the undersigned will
be literally rewarded je27 WIN HEFFERAAN.
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and places: r- 80 <.s- ---.
@ IN DAVIDSON COUNTY.
At Stewards Ferry, Oh Thursday, 18th of June.
2 At Austins, in tie 9th District Friday, 10Th of
June. rr5 4. ,sa.
At Tank, Saturday, Both of June.
At Nashville, Monday I'd of July.
AT Damn $, Store, Dog Creek, Tuesday Sd of July.
-aar- IN DIXON COUNTY
At Bibb's old place, on Turnbull Wednesday, 4th
Of July .fDlIs3t
At Hogan's, on Piney, Thursday, 9Th of July.
At Parish's, on Yellow Creek Friday, 9th Of
July. rt.-
IN STEWART COUNTY.
At HOLSTERS Forge, Saturday, 18th of July.
At Dover, Monday, 9th of July.
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NJILLET SEED wANTED.--we wish to par
wi chase 500 bushels Of dilet Seed. Also so bushels
of Black eys Brown and Lady Peas. Also. Jonfsld
Beans for which will paw the highest market price in
cash WELLER & COOPER.
At their Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Warehouse.
Apri. IS Market rect.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

CoUTIfERy STOCK PEAS-Iast received fresh
- supply Tor sale BY iftl IlI b. g. WELLER
BLACKEYE and LADY PEA. fresh supply bv re-
cent arrivals at ift Is. 3. WELLER'S
SEEDS Tomato Seed, Purpkn Seed, Hemp Seed,
Duckwhea Canary Seed Usage Orange fesh sup
ply IN store and for sale BY B. ). WELLER
BY the steamboat arrivals my stock of Gar
den and Field Seeds Will be comoete. apps
DEANS !-AnOther lot OF d. Iandreihs Bunch and
ID Field Beans will be here in a few DAYS Enough to
supply Davidson County. b.. :. WELLER.
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Il Family Flour lust received and for sale low for cash.
to close consignment by
IN
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STRAXED

CWEET ORANGES-Af few boxes Sweet Oranges
- received by apis VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM TASKER.

WILLIAM TASKER.
IN PARK PLACE, NEW YORK. invites the atisnion
III, of Southern and Western Merchants his stock
of FATS Combs Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes Ladies' Ret
cules Perfumery. Soaps, Porte Monaes. Jet and Bead
Bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Prs and Needless
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards Wax, Corl, and Glass
Beds Necklaces, &C. India Rubber Combs Canes. Balls
and Toys Of every description Scissors Razors and Cut
lery Gold and Gilt Jewery, Aec0rdeons and Vions To-
GLIDING general and very large stock OF English French
and German Fancy Goods which will be sold at the very
lowest prices for CASH APPROVED PAPER-
20 Orders by letter selected and put up in The best
manner WILLIAM TASKER,
mv4-lyd 10, PARK PLacx, NEw YoRk.
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TOR EIGHT BOYS. at New Haven Co. HENRY
IL FREEMAN, Proprietor. 10 tins School thorough
English Classical and Business Education is impaired
wh'e the pupils enjoy all the advantages of private
family.
For further particulars and circulars refer 10 ]. T.
Pearl Superintendent Of The Public Schools Of Nashville
Mr.. Pearl can be found daily tie High School in the
morning, and at the CrItcher house in the evening
mav.4-d6tWlm
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HTAWn8EH
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Ordinance, No. XE.

Concerning Stoves and Stove Pipes.
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley,
do Ordain follows
SECTION 1.-AL owners occupants and lessees of any
store, warehouse dwelling or other building in which
stoves CRATES kept shall extend the Pipe,
the to be DONE at least Five Feet above the
roof where the pipe may pass through and where
it may be necessary that such pipe should pass thrO'
the side or end of any building then it shall extend
Twenty Four Inches, in the clear, from said building;
but in no case shall it extend to within less than
Twenty four Inches of any adjoining building and
then extend upwards above the of that any
other building which may be situated within the dis
tance of Eight Fee of it and where any pipe passes
through any board canvass partition, floor sdeng
roof it shall be through suitable metal stone
or proof plate leaving space of Four Inches be-
tween the pipe and the PARTITION floor, sideng, or
roof through which it passes.
SECTION All owners occupants and lessees of any
building used as Blacksmith's Shop, any building
in which fire is used fol any purpose shall extend
stone or brick chimney suitable pipe from the
Forge or place to the distance outside of the roof
as in the first section of this Ordinance.
SECTION 3.-The Marshal shall have power to make
any orders regulations other than is in this Ord
prescribed concerning the placing of stoves
he may his discretion deem necessary for the pro
lection of the town.
SECTION All persons who shall be found guilty o
a violation of this Ordinance after having receive
three days notice from the Marshal, an examina
ton before Justice of the Peace shall be fined in the
sum of Twenty five Dollars and COSTS and in default
of payment execution shall issue.
Adopted March 27, 1855
ZENAs WHEEER, President
Attest-R. SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Continuing Sidewalks on Mill Street.

The Sidewalks Mill StreeA shall be continued
from the west side of Neal Street SSouthward, along
the line of the Street. to the Southwest of the
lot situated upon the West sides of Mill Street. and
known the property of IolaS Montez, and to the
Southwest Of the lot situated upon the South
east side of Mill Street. and known the property
of z. Wheeler.
Said Sidewalks shall be constructed in a good and
substantial manner of lumber suitable to the pur
pose shall be made.sx feet n width, and shall be
built at the expense of each in front of whose
lot lots such sidewalks shall require construction
1t shall be the duty of the MaPshal to notify, mme
diatey, all owners of lots on that portion of Mill St.
between Neal Street, and the Western designated
points, to proceed forthwith to construct such Side
walks within Ten days after serving the notice.
Any own2r of said lots refusing neglecting to
build such Sidewalk herein required within Ten
days after notice has been given Then the Marshal
shall procede to have such Sidewalk completed, at the
expense of the of such lots, in front of which
such Sidewalks shall be built, and said lot shall be
held liable for the expense Of constructing such Side
walk, and the Marshal is hereby empowered to dis
pose of the same, much as is necessary, at
Public Auction for the purpose of paying the expen
ses accruing together with costs of such sale
This Ordinance shall be in force from and after its
passage Approved, Sept. Sd, 1855
E. A. TOMPKINS Pres
Attest-S. G. RICHARDSON, E9erk.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
The Greatest Discovery of the Age!
GREAT BLESSING TO MANKIND.
INNOCENT, BUT POTENT
DIR. L. j. CZAPKAY's

DROPHII4ACTICUM (self- -disnfecting Agent,) sure
L preventive against GnOrrhoea and Syphllltlc
Diseases and unsurpassed remedy for all Nenereal
ScrOfulOus Gangrenous and Cancerous Ulcers, IoeCo
discharges from the Vagina, Uterus and Urethra, and
all Cutaneous Eruptions and diseases. For sale at
DIR. L. j. Czapkay's Office, Armory Hall, corner of Sac
ramento and Montgomery streets, San Francisco. As
innoculation is preventive against Small Pox, so
is DR.. L. J. Czapkay's Prophilacticum, preyen-
tiveagainst SyphiIitc and GOnOrrhoeal Diseases.
Harmless in itself it possesses the power of chem
ically destroying the syphItic virus, and thereby
saving thousands from being infected by the most
lOathsome of all diseases. Let no young man who
appreciates health be without DR.. Czapkays Prophi-
acticum 1t is In very convenient packages, and Will
be found convenient to use, being used soap That
the disease be prevented by the of proper
gents well established fact as that they
be cured after their establishment This principle,
which Is now universally recognized, received ev-
en- before the days OF enner the dscoverer of vacc
naiion in 1885, and its multiplied benefits since
have received they deserved the attention of the
medical faculty 1t was in pursuits of this branch
of the medical science that Dr. L. J. Czapkay fortu-
nately made the discovery of his sProphllactcum y
which for the prevention of Syphlitic GOnnorroeal
CancerOus and Cutaneous disorders stands unrvaled
by any agent in the Pharmacopeia
The effect of this agent after COTTON is Immediate
and removes the possibility of contraction of dis
ease. IT, however, the disease has been contracted
1t Is useful IN neutralsng the poisonous secretions
WINCH by absorption, produce the horrid consequen-
ces known as secondary syphilis It has been ad
mnstered by the Doctor in MANY Thousand cases and
he has yet to find the first in which it has failed to
subserve the purpose for which it was administered
Frlce So run directions are attached to each pack
age. In cases where the ProphiIaetcum is used as
curative, DR.. l.. j. Czapkay will furnish (GRArs
prescription for his Blood Purifver.
All communications from the Country addressed
only 10 Dr. H. j. Czapkay, San Francisco will be
strictly and confdentiay attended to- and the RENE
Dies with the greatest care and security immediate
ly dispatched, by express, or other conveyance to
+heir destination. AZ
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Ordinances No. IL.

Creating the Office of Pound Master and concerning
Hogs.
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley
do ordain follows:
SECTION 1.-The Office of Pound Master is hereby ere
ated. Said Office to be filled by officer appointed
by, and to serve during the pleasure of the Board.
SECTION Prom and after the 25th April, it shall
charge of swine to permit them to at large out
side their enclosures in said town.
SECTION 3-AI1 swine found running at large in said
town, shall be taken tpAnd mpounded by the POund
Master of Grass VALLEY, and at the expiration of five
days shall be sold to the highest bidder at public ven
unless delivered6o the owners keepers of the
said swine, upen compliance with the provision OF this
Ordinance. --- -"
SFCTION 4.-The Pound Master, Upon taking up and
mpounding any swine, fereinbefOre provided, shall
post at least three notices. IN three public places
day on which they takSn up, and the day
which they will be sold, together with the hour and
place of sale.
and impounded the proceeds thereof shall after pay
ing all expenses and dcosts be paid into the Town Irea
sury, to be returned to thosesYho may prove them
selves, to the satisfaction offthe magistrate in the
Town of Grass Valley, entitled to receive the same
SECTION 6,-The Pound Master shall be entitled to
receive from those claimng>any swine in his possess
sion the of two dollars for each swine, and the
further of dollar per day. for feeding and keep
ing the same while in his custady And he shall fur
notice required by this Ordinance, together with ten
per cent the receipts of all sales made by authority
of this Ordinance.
Adopted April 20, 1866
J. STONE Pres. pro tenn.
Attest-R. SHOEMAKER. Clerk
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Ordinance. No. XXX.

Concerning Bars and other places, where intoxi-
eating Liquors are sold blythe drink.
The Board Of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley
do Ordain as follows:
Section 1. All persons keeping Bars, Saloons, Ex
changes Restaurants Hotels, Coffee Houses, and 9th
er places where spirtuouss and Intoxicating liquor
are sold by the drink, (wthin the Corporation lin it
of Grass Valley shall pay license for the same, ac
cording to their class, which shall de denominated tn
First Class and the Second Glass:
Where the receipts of such Bar, Saloon, &c, shall
exceed Two Hundred Dollars per month for liquors
and other things sold by such Bars, &c, it shall be
considered of the First Class and shall therefore pay
tax of Ten Dollars quarterly, in advance.
Where the receipts of any such Bar, Saloon, &c,
shall be under Two Hundred Dollars per month 1t shall
be numbered in the Second Class and shall pay lax
of Five Dollars per quarter, in advance.
Any person or persons who shaiI refuse y
to pay application by the a
for the collection of s, shall be prosecuted Ior
double the amount of thesu which they SO reluse TO
pay before any Court of competent Jursdctlon' Ana
on recovery execution shall >be issued. = !,
All persons from whom such License may pe .t 3e-
manded shall before Magistrate make oath TO the
class under which he may properly 9el9ng, ana Oh
fusng so to do shall be INCLUDED in the First class ana
pay accordingly. <,o,,o,,,~,- -
Approved, E. A. IoAFA1nS, freS
Attest-S c. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Attest-R. SHOEMAKER,
Concerning Dogs.

Section l. 1t shall be unlawful for the owner or
keeper of any Dog, Dogs to alloy the to run
large in any of the public places streets alleys
of the Town of Grass Valley except as hereinafter
provided. Ym
Section q The owner or keeper of any dog or dogs
shall pay License of Five Dollars per year for each
dog or slut owned or kept by him hir, and shall
place the neck of every dog thus owned kept by
him her. metallic tag Stamped (Tax Paid, }
with the year in which the said License shall be ta-
ken out which shall be furnished by the Clerk at the
time of issuing the License the expense of the same
being paid by the keeper of said dog dogs.
Section 3. The owner or keeper of said dog dogs
who shall allow the sameto run at large without first
having procured the aforesaid License and placed the
said tag the same, shall be fined upon conviction
before any Court of competent jurisdiction in any
sum of not less than FIVE nor more thau twenty five
Dollars
All dogs that may be found running at large, which
shall not have upon their necs the aforesaid tag
hereby declared nuisance and it is hereby made the
duty of the Marshal, Policemen and Pound Master to
abate the same by emp5unding determination.
Approved, E. A. TOMPKINS, President
Attest s. C. Richardson Clerk.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Ordinnnce NO.1S.

Regulating the collection of Taxes Real and Te
sonal Property for the year 1855
The Board of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley
do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1.-The Marshal of said Town is hereby au-
thorised and empowered, and after the passage OF
this Ordinance, to demand any all taxes upon per
sonal property due the Town from any person liable
to taxation.
ments personal property after the twentieth day OF
May 1885, upon failure refusal to pay the de
mand first being made upon such delinquent when
mence suit against such delinquent before any court
having jurisdiction thereof, for the amount due.
SECTION 3-For all taxes remaining unpaid upon
real Estate the first day of September, 1855, the
Marshal shall proceed in Section I'd of this Ordi-
nance. Adopted, April a. 1855.
J. P STONE Pres. pro tenn.
Attest-R Shoemaker, Clerk.