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nUENA VISTA SPRINGS

We above named watering place will be in the best
possible state OF preparation and open for visitors
the lft of June Any person paying bill Of s25 for lac.
commodaons at the Springs the ensuing season. and SUBJ
scrbmg sh IN the books Of the Buena Vista Springs
Company, shall be entitled t. receipt which shall be in
u of first nstalment the share of stock pro-
glded 100 shares taken. Those who have already
taken stock shall have the same privilege.
Buena Vista Springs, Logan county May 10th 1856.
mav27-lm. ID. jEFFRIES Proprietor
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SeWanee House.
COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,

COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
QArE OF 1YRsE sPRINas)
JNHE subscriber has recently taken this well fss&
l. known esiabllshment-is rehtting and thor l&5
oughy renoyatlng IT. and hopes TO have il in A&A
such condition as not to be in eror to any house ths
cy The Proprietor hopes by his exerons and tn Of
his Assistant, Mr. Craddock who formerly presided at
the City hotel to be able to make his house worthy of be-
ing paronzed by the public and promises that no pains
Shall ba spared on his part to merit the appreciation of
those who may favor him with their patronage He res
pectully Solieltsa t-ial Of his house.
feb26-dtw&w-d WIN ROBERTS
RAGs-SS5O IN PREMIUMS,
ANlNG largely increased my supply of Rags by the
IL premiums offered the past year ending June 80 l
induced TO offer larger amount of premiums for the
present year, And will pay the above premium in sums
otl0O $50 $780, $40 $50 $780, $40 $SO $50 and $ to any
ten merchants, "Pedars'-who will deliver me, from
this date to the lst July, 1856, the largest
RAGS The same to be bought outside of and by
ing business outside of Nashville vicinity.
will at all times pay the highest market prices III cash
of the received and paid for These certificates
must be kept and sent in before the st day of July
next that ;hree disinterested merchants Of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled
to the 800, the next largest to $50 and on down.
Merchants sending me rags will please write that may
know in whose name to issue the certificate Combinations
will not be allowed.
Woolen Linsey Silk and Worsted rags are rotwanted
and will not be included in the above,
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
July4-lydtriw&w W. s. wHITEMAN.
North of the Square,
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KINGSTON SPRINGS,

TIRE undersigned respectfully inform the public that
this popular watering place is ready or the re-
cepton Of lnvads aud others desiring seek
find this most desirable Prices thosssof
last year band Of music has been engaged and will be
IN attendance during the
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$50 Reward.

WILL give tue above rev AId appf sheiision and
l. confinement so that 1 0riDg u Justice. Of
man named LEON &c about 10 years o. age and
eark complexlon, has curly halr md long ftcs aud is
ieet CT inche. high. Said Leon hsFs
believe sole box Of JeVeiry IRON at Nr Collects
boarding hOus Market the 18th Instant ith
the intention OF travelling though the aped-
lar dispose oft He stated The the boz
stolen thai he partner OF mine ia e3dling which
was false aud doubt Inendsd as q CLOAK 70 cover The
theft. JtsStPtt CtlBN 81
juDelS-lw. Market afFeef.
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JEROME y. RIDLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

hEUhUh,
TlL also attend to the purchase and sale of Real Es
w and the vicinity of town aud cities Payment
OF Faxes, the Location of Land Warrants, &c
RSFER To-G0y. Wm b. Camobel and Hon. r. L. Ca
ru!hers Lebanon, Teun Gen s. r Anderson Nashville,
Tenn Col JOS. G. Guild Gaatin, Tenn; Wm A Quarles
Clsrksvihe Tenn. apr22-triw3m
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
Peter Lorillard,

NO. ~ CHATHAM STREET NEW YORK,
CUCCESSOR Of PNTSR h GEoRGE LoRILLARD offers for
Sssls all kinds of SNUFF and T0BACC0S in general
use For partsuars PRICE CuRRKNr can be obtained BY
addressing as above This Establishment is of the
Oldest OF the kind in the United States.
may29-ly
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD,

THREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
leaves Philadelphia for PLtsburg at 7 A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at z, A. NJ. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Psburg l, p NJ and Pittsburg
TRAIN leaves Philsdsphia for Pttsburg at M and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10, p NJ. .aEt t'.,
The above lines connect at Pttsburg with the Railroads
to and from st. Louis, Mo- Alton, Galens and Chicago
ILL.,. Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville KY; Terra
Haute Madison, Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincin
natl Dayton Springfield, BelefontaiIe Sandusky Toledo
Cleveland Columbus GAINESVILLE, Mssslon and Wooster
Ohio also with the Steam Packet Boats from and TO New
Orleans st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to from either of tbs
above places -lT.-. a..-s-. er...
For further particulars Handbls at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will find this
the shortest and most expeditions route to Phadephis
Baltimore New 7 ork or Boston l-.1Fr-.H
TH0S. MOORE, AGENT, Passenger Lines, PkiLGda
]. MESKIMEN, AGENT, Passenger Lines, PittS5arg
Philadelphia, 1s56-jan8-1y
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EXPRESS NOTICE.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAJ e.

THE "ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY" have mad .Ar
l. rang ments with the above Rei.road for Daily Ex
press Line and prepared receive and forward
Freight Packages &C. BY Passenger Trsins to Huntsville
Decatur, Tuseunbia and intermediate stations on the
& e. and N. & C. Railroads Small Packages at reduced
rates. -'t. .- ---r -- ~. /
a Messengers leave Nashville daily at z O'Clock a m
Frsghts to be forwarded BY Express will De called
for without extra charge A. E. HOLT
apr9 Agent
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PREMIUM BOOT AHD SHOE AAHUFAcToRY.
EBEN FULLER,
(Successor to Hamilton Fuller

TENHkSSEE BOUT AND SHOE nANUfACfOG
Corner Market and Spring or Church Sts.
Nashville, Tenn.
X HATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
VI this Mandatory since its establishment the Pro
preor feels determined merit continuation ofhe
in future.
Ehaye now on hand good assortment Of ready made
work, consisting in part Of Mems Boys and Youths Calf
Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes; Negro Brogsns double
SOLE House Servants Shoes Ladies' and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco and Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good stock
in good style and warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited.
All kinds of Repairing done. 1911 ~. -.
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER.
ES- banner, Wing, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy, and discontinue all other advertisements. sug24
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sTEAMERs
NEW YORK. BREMEN d SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.

THE ships comprsingthls hne are WASH 1EEA
u lNGT0N. Capt. E Cayendy HER .s>saf-29eff f
MANN, Capt. Edward Eiggins- These stea- AszsE
mers stop Southampton, both going and returning.
PRoPosRD DATzs skTLIss-ls56
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WALLACE & wINGFIELD. i--
General Commission Merchants

AND DEAL ERSI I'M PRODUCE
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
WTILL give special attention the sale Of Bacon Lard
w Flour, Tobacco, &c., &c. b -"
RBFER TO
@ Wallace, Knoxville Tenn, TooIe Bro 4 Co.. Marv-
vile, Tenn. II T Cox, Louisville, Tenn Donaldson
Union, Tenn, johnson Hair. Madisonville Teen Brab-
son Bro, Sewer county, Tenn, Fsins King Dam
bridge, Tenn. Vsugn Pickle, Sweet Water, Tenn II
JscksOn, Athens, Tenn, POusin Jennings Co., Au
gusts, Ga, John Cunningham Greensboro Ga w Luz
sas, Athens Ga, John Ningfeld. Madison Ca Csrhart
Roh, Macon, Ga. + 7 Willis Savannsh Ga nov7-lv
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SWEEPSTAKES OVER THE NASHVILLE
-=- COURSE.
5eFoR OCTOBER, 1s5szzk &
81 Sssc

TUESDAY, Oct 81, 1854 Sweepstakes for year olds.
L 500 subscription, sie0 forfeit. Two mile hsstE
hree more mike race; toeloe the lst day of IuY
1856. sss0. added By ths Club. f sro or more ssrf
Second Race Same Day Svespstakes for year oldz
800 entrance-s5I forfeit One mile hsats-S or more
make 6 race; 10 close lst July.
WEDNESDAY,, OCT. % Jockey Club Pure $3.50
two miie heats. . % 80 ff418A
Second Race-Sane Day-SEeepsiRkts for year oids
800 entrsnee-s25 forfeit Nile out or more 10 make.
= race close Isl July. -.--. e s-.,...-rlnr-se
THURSDAY Oct g -Sweepstakss for year1 oids
$500 entrance-ssO forfeit Two mile heats- Three
more TO make q race; to close lst July. rr-i-f
Second kace-Swsspsiakes foe all sgs $500 entrance
$50 torfsIt Mile Esals Two or more 70 MAKE races
ioeose 1st July.
FRIDAY. Oct 24-JOckey Club Purse s5Co-thrse
mile hess
Second Rlee-Svepstakes for all ages $500 entrance
$50 forfeit Two mils heats. Two or mo- TO make
raes. 70 close LIST July
SATURDAY, OcL rs Jockey elub Purse ssoo-Ear
mile beats = =
Second Racs-Sweepsakesf FOR uutries yssr dds $500
enIranee-s50 forfeit Three or more to make race to
close lst July.
WI PHILLIPS,
lunel9-du Proprietor.
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M A M M o II H
StFaVed,

LNR0M the subscriber, some ten Gays siacs. A.
L. pacing BAY PONY, with lO1g black mane tES11
and TAIL inclined 20 oe srf in the hind legs, znd-e
one eye tbe left we belsTs) running and sga1y
sore.
Ahberal reward win be paid for his return.
= junel7-tf JOHNSON HORNE kCO.
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BEAVER DAM SPRINCS.

BEAFER DAM SPRINGS.
THIS favore watering place, situatedn Hickman
l. ty Tenn, As miles west Of Columbia, will be open
for visitors Gu the first day Of June
Tie Proprietor fatters himself that he will be able to
afford every comfort and convenience necessary to the
oyment and satisfaction of his guests His spacious ball
will be furnished with the very best of music He
has also good Billiard Table and Ten Pin Alley The
country around affords excellent sport in hunting and
fshng. The bar will be supplied with the best Of Wines
and Cigars.
comfortable conveyance will every other day from
Columbia, leaving in the morning to reach the
Spring in the evening, Stage fare s..
Charges will be per month, $40 90
" week 90
Children under 10 years and servants alfhese prices
s45 liberal deduction for families where the number
eXcee is five. DIR. A. NJ. KELLER,
msy2S-u Proprietor.
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''-'5; coNLEY q JOHNSON. .

(Successors 70 Mcclure MooFe.l
No. 10 Broad, and No. "a South Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenn.
IL EEP constantly on hand all kinds Of Cooking and
N Heating Stoves, plain and ornamental; also, Tin
ware, Crates, kc, &c ' t.-
Roofing and Spo1tng done with neatness and despatch
Sheet Iron and Copper work for Boats Rolling Mills
Furnaces, Foundrss Factories and S done cheap as
thecheapeSt. ria g iauf8-lY
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5,03I Prizes. 1 -"
10000! - &

GRAND SPECULATION FOR A SMALL IN.
VESTMENTI
IMPROVEMENT ON TIE APPROVED HAVANA
PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER COUNTY A CADENY LOTTERY; /;
NJ AUTHORITY STATE OF GEORGIA.
CLASS o.
To be drawn JULY 18TH 1885, at Concert BALL. Macon
Ga. under Sworn Superntendenee Of Col Geo. NJ Logan
and Jas A. Nisbet, Esq.
This Lottery 10 drawn the Plan of the Royal Lottery
of Havana Of Single Numbers; this has ONLY 10000
Numbers and the Havana Lottery 81 900 Num6ers-the
Havana 24s Prizssths 5O3l Prizes Look your inter.
est Now Is the time.
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STOLEN from the subscriber the Psniieutlary on
- the night OF The 4th inst, a LOAN MAIZE, 5eArs
old is or Is hands gh fore foot and hind foot
white, both fore bo6fs split and knees Scared she
very valuable and IN fne condition
ALSO q BROWN Ma 3 MULE years old. about 90
nigh as ths Mare There marks recOeefed except
q small lump her leit shoulder aoCu tne ska Ct 3
ma bic. shs was recently parehased from W. r kiston,
ana is also IN tine order s.-.s
for the Mule.
iune7-tf PETER BFlATTY
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NASHVILLE BsLL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,


ID NASHVILLE, Tenn.
b. COOK practical Bell and Brass Founder, success
IN sor to Weller Cook is prepared 10 manufacture
to or er Bells for Churches Steamboats, and Plantations
Also Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Gauge,
Fountain and Stop Cocks Hose and Salt Well JOINTS Gun
Mounting, Anti Friction Metal =. -g-..a..s.
ALI work made by with neatness and dispatch, of the
best material at low prices and warranted ian1e-ly
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SIIAKER TAISLE MA

SHAKER TABLE MATS
UST received, Shaker Table Mas, COnsnOn Table
- Mats Door Mats Of every description for sale at very
ow prices by
may22 MACKENZIE WILSON,
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UNION ANDAMERICAN.
0FFTCR-C0RNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.

rHE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN Is furnished
to suhscrbers at 50 90 per annum in advance
The TRl.WEEKLY published svery Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday, at IS 90 per aDnurn, in advance not
paid in advance, Sc co.. -
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars. 4
SEy- THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. "a 8 T7E a5
a~naneei Of Subscriptions may be made By mail at our
risk. ~
paper will be sent ont of the Stats unless the order s
accompanied with the cash. se
We wish it distinctly understood that no paper viii
o discontinued until all arreages paid except at the
opton ef the publshers.
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S1OO Reward!

d ANYWAY from the residence Of Mjor A B. =
III Montgomery, three miles from Nashville on "a
Monday morning. the 2nd Jule, in t., a negro IN
woman. named .AARY, OF dark copper color and ~
between 26 aud 81 years OF age Hthsr the
SIZE and OF hne e1anee rather pleasant eounienance
front tech very bad she raised or near Bowling
Green ny and was brought TO this city and sold sbout
Two monias since By James Jaekson IF the ueghbor.
hood OF Bowling Green Sue las free husband ia Bow
ing Green and also several children belonging 70 gen
nemen IN or near Bo~lug 6reen, and will doubtless
Tempt TO get back there and rom here u stale
will give the above reward for hrr apprehension and
delivery TO me at my Cfhee IN Nashville. Ina -
June lit WILL L BOYD. JR.
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FTVHB Stcckholders OF tie Citizen Coal Company
a ausstsd to rnsks payment to tbs anlsunt Of their
stock subscribed when called on or thef will forfeit ths
amount Of stock. u. D. VAhnOI,
uayle 4at Il. oecry. .
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LANES, NEURALGIA LIol lll.-For thscnrs

nEAD SHOT FOR BED BUCsS-TRY ITAAD
~ AND SLEEP IN PEACE.-This preparation is =
saturated nctuIe ofa poisonous greeu rosin IN cobna.
tiOn with strorg mineral solution making q compound
the most destructive TO insect lite that be imagined
further great advantage thai II possesses Isl that il
does not dry up at cBce and waste but retains
qualities months thus remaining WHEREVER applied
trap ready set for these anxious tOrmentors oour night
~ rest
Price, per bottle, CSC. For sale by
ALEX. MACKENZIE
may25 Nashville
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JAS. B. CRAIGHEAD,

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
No % Public sqBSr-, Nashville. st-
ITO enable me To sell goods al low prices, i'om this dstS
aiscco1nts for sundries pcrchGss 90 ere IN shall Be
considered due when the artees deli ed and pay
enrs will be expected when theaecouns presened.
jan11-dAeoly.
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IfITTEK FKlNTs.


XETE have ia received from New YORK small lot Of
w the above articles, in pound, and half and quarter
pound mouds.
ALSO square and Oval Bread ard Chipping Trays
Wooden Bowls &C., Patent and 'ommnu CioIhes Pins
uay22 "a KENZIE s ILSON.
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B E L L III O u S E
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSE
WILLIAM McTEER, PRoPRlEroI

CORNER OF MAIN AND STATE STREET.
~ -Four Horse Mail Coaches leave daily at ~ oclo
A. Nj, for Montvale Springs. June Is If
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MOPS AND SCRUBBING BRUSHES.
TU5T Trecsived-Loug Hand Scrubbing Brasbes Hair
O Broons. Busting Brushes MOPs Tea Cop M0ps
lsrge Clothes Baskels Clothes Hampers
nav12 M4CKk NZTE a WTISay
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IXTE have just open a small assOrlment Of PLATzD
w CAsToR Ofv rious qualities and rev and handsome
Patterns winch viii be sold fOr small advances upon s
York list
ALSO, Plated Spoons, Forks Tea Spoons Cups. Can
dlesucks &C. &C. al Of shsh will be old a reeY low
prices tmay22l MAIKENZfE A WILSON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-08
The Valiant Governor of Iowa.

The world will remember the valorous ap-
peal of Gov Grimes of Iowa to the President
to open the passage of the Missouri river to the
free State emigrants into Kansas. accompanied
with the threat, if the executive of the Union
did not do its duty, the State of Iowa would
protect its own citizens travelling on the ma
tional highways. We have, at a late day, the
reply of Secretary Marcy to this manifesto of
the Iowaian Governor. The st. Louis News
gives US the pith of the secretary's response:
Marcy deals trenchantly with the Governor
OF Iowa. Remarking on the expression IN the
Governors letter-"as the ErecutiUe of Io0a
demand for the citizens in Kansas, protection in
the enjoyment of their property, their liberty,
and their political rights"-the satirical Sec
rotary suggests to his Excellency, the Cover
nor, that "such language implies right to en-
force obedience and the power to compel it,
neither of which is entrusted to your Excel
lency: but the President pardons to your zeal
what could not be forgiven to your good breed
ing"
The Secretary is further instructed by the
President to remind Gov. Grimes that his ju-
risdiction is limited by the boundaries Of Iowa,
and lest his Excellency should become excit-
ed and attempt some Quixotic redress for the
real or fancied wrongs of citizens of Iowa IN
Kansas" invites his attention to the clause in
the Constitution which forbids any State
without the consent of Congress, to keep
troops in time of peace or engaged in war,
unless invaded, or in such imminent-danger as
will not admit Of delay.'' In short, Marcy
demolishes the Iowa Governor as complacent
ly and as completely as he did the Austrian
Minister, on the Koszta affair, or Lord Claren
don on the enlistment difficulty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-08

diary were intended for the city Council''nor
can | believe that he intended to insinuate they
would be guilty of "sneaking indirect repu
diationn still am at loss to understand what
he did intend unless it was to convince this
community with whom he has lately cast his
lot, that he is "eminently conservative" IhaYe
not word to say about myself. will leave
that to others. But will tell Mr. Carlisle, who
is somewhat of astranger amongst us and may
not know it, the city Council contains men
of as much integrity; as high sense of hon
or, as this or any other city affords, and men
too who have as deep and lively interest in
the city's welfare as Mr.. Carlisle can or ever
will have, and men who in point of intelli-
gence and common sense would not suffer
when compared with himself and in whom
the public have as much confidence, and con-
slider the interest, the honor, and the prosper
ity Of the city as safe in their keeping as in
the hands of even Mr.. Garlic or the party
whose interest he so zealously advocates.
M. w. FOSTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-08

As chairman of the Financial Committee"
/ would briefly notice an Editorial in the Jour
nal of to-day, calling attention to the report of
the proceedings of the city Council in refer
ence to the Straight Line Rail Road Bonds
Although the report of the Committee was
published in that paper it certainly could not
have been read by the editor before writing
his article, or he could not have got up such a
TRADE on it's text. | would respectfully re-
quest the community interested, to read the
report carefully and then read Mr.. CariIle's
article and see if any of the monsters so sue
cessfully demolished by him are brought to
view IN the report.
Is there any disposition manifested in the
report to withhold the Bonds when they can.
q will not say legally called for, as | am no law
yer) but [ will say honestly called for. Has
not the city done, all that was expected or in
tended when the subscription was made, or
the first Bond Issued. Nay does not the re-
port show disposition to do more than the
agreement if the necessities of the Company
and the interest of the city requires it.
1t is very simple question, the Council
honestly believe the Company has no just de-
mand at this. time on the city. If the Com
pany honestly believe differently, the courts
are open to them. If the TAXPAYERS believe
that the Bond ought to be issued before the
Council or the courts believe they are demands
able they have only to express their desire and
the Council will obey their wish, and for this
purpose they have directed a register to be
opened where every tax payer can express his
opinion. This is the simple position of the case,
and | think plainly submitted to those inter-
ested. A few words on some of Mr.. Carlile's
positions. do not agree with him. "To re-
pudiat the contract to deliver the Bonds, is
more discreditable than to repudiate their pay
ment." To deny the assurance of the Bonds
might be an honest difference OF opinion on
what was right, which the courts at once could
settle, but to refuse payment after the Bonds
were issued and in the hands Of innocent hold
ers would be downright dishonest. 10
guard against this state of the is the object
of the Council cannot believe the "set Of
men" conjured up by Mr. Carlile's magma
lion as worse than the black hearted incen.
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.
TRIO BONO PURIICO


II "Every mother should have box in the house
handy in of accidents to the children"
EEedding'S HRussia SaIve.
It's Boston remedy of thirty years standing. and is
recommended by physicians. 1t Isl sure and speedy
cure for Burns Piles Boils Corns, Felons, Chblains,
and Old Sores of every kind for Fever Sores, Ulcers,
Itch Scad Head Nettle Rash, Bunions, Sore Nipples.
(lt Nmmended by nurses,l Whitows, SITES. Fosters.
Flea Bites, Spider Stings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Scurvy Sore Cracked Lips, Sore Nose Warts and
Flesh Wounds, it lisa most valuable remedy and cure,
which be testified b! thousands who have used it
in city Bost nand vicinity for the last thry years.
no instance will this Salve do injury, interfere
with physicians prescriptions. 1t is made from the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russiaof
articles growing in that countryand the proprietors
have from all classes, clergy men, physicians
captains, nurses and others who have used it them
selves and recommendt to others. Redding's Russia
SaIve put in large tin boxes, stamped the
tn picture of house and disabled soldier. which
picu is engraved the wrapper Price cents
box. REDDING q Co., Proprietors,
KELLER, FARNSLEX IL co. Agents,
app d&wIy Evansville, Ind.