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Kecs,p,. Of nros,uox.

MEMPHIS Per steamer Ferd Kennet-l4o scks
wheat So bbls lard Kirkpatrick &co-l55 bbs -four
Hewitt, Norton &co lis do Oglesby y Macaulay
~ ties rice r P Hogan thhds meat G Pascal
| do GLADDEN. y Seixas-- 104scks flour to Wilson &
Young IS bdls iron Fassnnan 6co- bxs eggs to
Grief, Byrnes &co--l26. hbls -four P A Giraud &co
-762 scks corn Black u Byington-- SO bds paper
Thos Fl Shields &co-- Ia hhds tobacco rs bbls lard
y 81 bbls flour POND xter &eo--3 do Given, Watts Il
co--l30 scks potatoes H Elam--l60 scka bran SO
[ bbls potatoes 100 bbls -four to G H Smith &co--4s6
scks corn W Johnson &co-5 pkgs lard Green
woods do Prit8hard & Flower I22 seeks corn to
R W Estlin &co-sundries to order.
vICKSBURG-Per steamer Eatchez-13o6 bales
cotton Hy Sheppard jr- 277 do r B Summer--l 1913
, do Gallagher Dyer Sc do s Plassan--- 50 do do
D R Carroll &co--25 do Lane Cotton Factory-4O9
sacks cotton seed A Maginnis-6l do W-B Partee
20 bales hay, q Male &o.J-- 10 bds trees Magee
& George do Smith q Bros sundries to order
Total 1890 bales cotton. #Sf a4
LOBDELL,S STORE Per steamer Iberyille-
81 hhds sugar ll5 half bbs molasses aLauve % lie.
blanc - 6 hhds sugar to Ar hIiltenberger-- 10 do
Belloeq, Noblonr &co-62 do Tresclair i ,Haydel--
10 bbls molasses WatSsD UranhartAs20 hhds sugar
A G Marianaux--l5 do NJ Gordon jr--40 do SO bbs
molasses Foley, Avery &eo--20 hhds sugar Dur.
rive &co- Is do l20 bbls II half bbis 1nolasses to
A. Mltenberger &co-- sundries to order--Total 1879
hhds sugar 30 bbls 1888 hf bbls molasses. 81 4
y DON4LDSONVILLE-P Per steamers Mary t.
100 hhds sugar FOG bbls moiasses Foley, Avery Il
co.. 40 do 30 hhds sugar Lobit y Charpantier-35
hhds sugar Augustin & Thibeanlt- 10 do % bbls
moiasses Dasilva Eco go do A hhds sugar to
3 DurFiye &co-2 bbls 2 hf bbls anolasses to order
10 hhds sugar NJ Gordon jr-- l6Ado II Putnam
batut-1 hid sugar and sundres to order-Total
324 hhds sugar $50 bbls hi bbls moiasses.
FORT ADAMS Per steamer W Burton II
hhds sugar Is bills II hf Sbbls moiasses A Mouiton
III bhls molasses to A Landry 40 do Trosclair &
f-7G half hills mOlasses Tauye r. Iehanc On hbas
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20 At 4 u i N Az = L NJ ].
Z InFFERsoN dIrY, dannarrr Is. lsea

JEFFERseF CITY, january Is, 1852
The arrivals during the week were 1909 Texas
and 40 Western Beeyes, 1901 Hogs, 23s Sheep, 4s4
Veal Cattle, and Mich Cows amount Of Stock
sold were 1904 Texas and 87a Western 'Beeves
706 Hogs, 2s5 Sheep, 4S8yeal Cattle and IL Mich
Cows. Stock remaining on sale are 97o Texas and
Ill Western Beevesss 2oT4 Hogs, $50 Veal Cattle
and 8 Mich Cows. We quote
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Hlaril1s sntslllge1ts,
URksozNr OTYIcE. No. TO Camp Street. !
Saturday Morning, January Is, 1862. 1
Arrived Yesterday.

Ferd Kennett, Briefly, FIN Memphis.
Z Natchez, Leathers, I'm Yicksburg.
Iberville, Gross, I'm Lobdell's Store.
Mary t, Dugas, I'm Donaldsonyille.
W Burton, .Boissat. I'm Fort Adams.
j A Gotten; Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Bee, Rolf. I'm Barataria. d 58, ~
Diana, Radoyich, fm Lower Coast.
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hSpo1tea seaerosy y % wv
Stack on hand not cleared. 1882
SUGAR. The receipts have been to a liberal
extent, ana Iar " excess o. tne demand, Wnlen IS
still checked by tle difhculty OF forwaring, and
prices nave tended 10 favor q buyers. Inc sales
q ne wees embraced apolt 6ooo nhds., the mar
3kets CLOSING eAtfeMsiy uul ~ tne IohoWins quo
5ta1'ons !. :, Z, 81 - -,
Inisrior 3. Com to Good Com
ivy fs,ms en-
Stove Dried White. Ok
Weeks receipts, s775 hhds:, l73 bbs:, exports,
none. 3, r., Z s ]. "
. Ahe tesep.s iass psen - iair
ai.u W. e 5sa =
= ~
PRISE aiooe ous anu 2ooo pp,s .ne niarAe:
s,oss Y s.l'.a ~ -
T. = 49,
q s''e1eNi
=, l.,ae = snoa' = :, ooo
- nv -, wv
/ 10 q
y. II $3.50 81. . = slo q s,.s
!.
$3.50
~ - -.
~ = 80 ~
10y III
ao a., ~ uD.a. ~, = oss
ss y u anu slo 70 y w. .oi nA1ia,
IL ~ = sa'0s 's - - ~ anu
- y, q d. 800 ~
MI $50 =,
", = mos
10y : NJ pilsss
M - S ~ ~ ~
-.
= ,.o ~. - anu
II va,,a, 500 y D''s
ID o. il nc ooo ,,
III % !. s.sl, 4,
to.. IL, - i az u q
pad 3sl' ~ :, '>'-,,o
Ehars 4 - 49,, =, f,..,, * IL,
thosa.. 1ast r,aaI, = Il m saS,,,ahaI
RON NM aa,a. 9s -, tha = ,,.a.,, ,soo
sacl,s j. 81, essas1 On no mn
Rvr w. bsv, hasra s = sf,r4ha =. sa,oa. = q,
.acts a 4, o. 10 hnshs, I. y ~, -, =
Va ,,nota so,tt,ar.,, :. !, ~ s,o,ae,o M
y a. aecori1;ng y ,nalitv "a notios saas -
x prsira q "a q ba,ss Enaaer T. ss-
oasaa d haIas sbaaf nats - 90 ana s,oall III -
iT,rah Grace 81 sa,casaoa1 ~, - :,
POM Tbers il vs,y l;ttle ,aft =, s.,a 4 ~
~ 9n hhls Mace soId fro,,, Asst .,aa a., r. =
yre4ai,;pg il ~ 10 IN, Stool a. ths iInsnao
fioi, pWarabonses m tha III inst s77s ms Oh
ar,ny stores. Is -s' ~ ',e,.'' =
Waot,s a;,,t, On MI, /. I =. - 80 N
R.coN 5Tha STOOL i vsrv 5l;aht. ( ma,
sbou,dera aid from frst hands 81 oolc : small small,
lot "a plain Hams a. 9oaos and C,lear siaas %
shonldera ara SEretai,;nc a. % Ribhed s;dss q
Claar sidas % plai,, hams e9a9e ona s,aar c,raa
$40 q n
We : ,ecaintu / eaa.. and tisrces m, MIS- !.
, exnarts none y q q s 4
wabava Hard IL ~ fnrt !, q , u e.
since tbe HOG. rouna last weel, At, 1501ec 20 n
4 L.Rn The ANTS h shsen ,,,orasI;haro,
We have heard If anal sales e t;arcos ana hhs 49,
soe 40 Il ~ ~, sa.s;,
fanana Ii 9ac ~ .na "a II yoos -, ~
weeks receints eon bhls IL and % to,s.
e;xr,,orta eonal I'M, Ia. Z. -
RFrF Tbs spnnly 4 lmitaa ana tbsre !.
on,y ra4o Il I,,s ~ d., i,
abont IN aecordino "a quality me recent "a.
ha, -
ma candt;on s.acE 4 tbs w. rohnn.as
s. M nj, Sbls ~ s !.
Wsa,ss raoa;nts 81, = M. IL.
none. g IN q 4. 1T. q. q !,
Rrrrrn Am fupvsr ma .,,,,,lv of cbo;a.
westarn put.ar = nar,, ,;sh, 4 paag - na.aa
- aoaaasc, There L - Wsstern nbssse + ~
= Ia r 800 N''ssss = -
.a.,rua 3pasr a. !,
ssa,.
~ H. ~ INA n =, 49, y,
= aaSa5ss 49, Sal. ~ ~ ~ N esya
n III 49,, =, .s - 49,
= ~. I. "s T aI 80, IN III, ~
~ " 1T.
-, ~, 1, ~ sssaa . -
l.ss9s eo.s's hass g. Y ~ easn
. suass =, g qho1e bags q
and new as soc, y pas, Stock On tne ~
7 ~ 'lssV z, pa is's. ss 81
me supply OF keetihed IS very ght
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i There Gss been some hantering going on in
Routhern on Company stock. The receipts Of the
company fof sales are daily increas We are
VIII this company cannot furnish oil for
hold nssa u possesses an the qualities for
AuBficat pnrp osess why cannotit be introduced
MI sane ss nh or sperm oil ID general use :
pealers ~ stseKs Nonad d. well 70 take this com
ID ny nso eonsderat ion. Az tie present prices. II
ofess ipdga smants npt available every day. IN
lsrch VII sx pent III have to record q disidend of
thA Water WoiKa Company, and about the same
titsc DE ff6m TIE southern Oh Company
There IL vsry litta doing il gold and silver and
thoagh gold A ID request now and then dealers DO
hat fssl disposed se 60 beyond our quotations.
9hsys III hes DC III resumed, on the safe side,
n nIscns u distant bank notes there have been
vow lieat and rates hare improved about
gct. IL apRe Kinds y u sss
3 vi annex The qnosa tions Of the nncnrrent money
me 4 ~ received from Ohm Wood q CO.:
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LOWER COAST Per steamer Diana--20 hhds
sugar d L Sohiff &co-l 40 bills molasses to order
Is hhds sugar 100 f bbls molasses Bell & Bouligny
40 scks corn 81 scksr rice and sundries to order.
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Letter fF0W DE- ". T. HllIA he Editor the VcksolfJ
Daily Sun.
VlcEsEuRG, Miss, May 8, 1880.
Hernia can he cursd Hithau, Needle or Knifs,

Hernia can be Cured Without Needle or Knife
Mr. EdtorI deem dug those afflicted with this tsrrInis
and painful disease make the folio
boy about 10 of had been afflicted with the Hernia
for the space of three The boy belonged John oals
Esq., OF lssaqnena Two physicians examined him and
pronounced his hopeless As there difference Of
opinion about the mode Of treatment suggesting the Of
the knife which the other objected took him
New Orleans and obtained the Patent Truss Dr.
Fan and after having used that the Docor
Curative Mixture about three months the boy entirely
stored and is perfectly well. This the fall Of 80
For the last three he has been busy plantation do
all the work Of ahsd hand rolling bags etc. without tn:
least Inconvenience give this for the benefit Of
those who have this disease and for my gratitude Dr. shs
W. T. MILLS, NJ. ID.
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been yerg dnll and neglected and Corn hes besn
easier. In Provisions the business has been mainly
conaned to The retail tEade. 9Th
! me weather was stormy ard rainy on Tuesday
ana Wednesday, but has since been clear and
cold. ~ 4 5E8 4ssss st
!, Gorrosis There has Seen more enquiry for fu-
ill., delivery, and va notice further sales Of 1850
bales Oh Saturday including two transactions Of
about 1900 bales each at 8, 1909 on Monday at y,
and 30 on Tuesday at Gle. for Middling, making 4
total of !3i3a bales, but other negotiations may
have been closed, the particulars of which hare
not been reported. With regard to prices, so much
depends upon tie responsibility of the parties sell
ing, the conditions Of sale and the location Of the
crop, that il would be idle to give quotations
nredicated on thefew transactions Of which the
icplars are reported We have heard Of nothing
being done in the very limited supply offering %
the spot. s n NE s,s IA
3s srArEMENTso OF COTTON. e II Ill
Stock on hand lst September, 1s6E bales 1a1ls
Re esased sssisias sss
,i4., s5s,, 81 q 1865
Exported sss :.
Exported yesterday s62
stssk onnaaa q. elsslssa. . go I5H4
TosAceo !. We have heard Of no further sales
excepting few hhds, taken at full prices for city
sconsump We quote for reference as follows:
Factory fugs 4. !. Il, 2543
flnntersf Ings,, 5x
Leaf, Inferior Common
Ear
ossiss saa ssiseionss us
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO. 5s=
stock hand LIST September, 1861 hhds IS 12l
Received yesteEda e0y--- III
II. M 15ss2
Exported sine. 8. :.
Exported yesterday ss = 900 0o8
; I s l5i
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NPAVE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT. II a
IL etc conduit depot DIES d Quareme District
de pAnoncao entire ayenue Washington ct la Sxieme
comme epave-
IN Pony bale Tongue nore ct boitant du
81 lie DIT animal pas rdcame dams cinq ours ct les
frais pages. Il vendu a FencheIe pabique dit de-
pot, le LCNDI y de janvlerJe62 10 heures A. ~.
j. MILTON REfIF Commissaredes Rues.
Nouvelln Orleans % de janvier 1862. ia23 St
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slp tItalls siI Gr,stsllt
tsla bIlsp arAtt.

ossss q Sls!!y.,c,l r Camp z (

s m r. os Sss s rs
/ TfsFa wsfs. no rncsemants to-day IN the paper
xsSxkef Nof9Ey ii 4 passing notice. Note brokers'
bi brek sfa, sstred Ill lii easy hour and we hare
merely u reiterase that mere is nothing doing IN
pspss ons koed tbing ken places Within the
iast thiY tysssx hours th The good,
- aaS k6ysrss4n ID Ia of Louisiana has I'd
ietinsa ssrs ii AZ sosE " fxsd fact that our
r1eat Ssafe NAM not be sppplicants. asit were; u
he issuance of millions N dollars Of treasury
1otes. Ehe cSttcn loan relief ilhayiug been de-
feSisa fhsI svaFy l1sA Sots the GOV
ssns5s Il III nur HONE sd foIka seem 10 breathe
Win iorSa ireedom. HqWesSrs the gcnnrai,roris
traetiolssof business, custailment AZ paper
opsrafes III seriously Skainst capit as any
forced ION would aIunsy dhily acct nulating
That II, Nd nv term II mons instha line Of de-
posits sish III banks: ERehe deposits Tomorrow
riltshuN IN e a,e ~ any ON record.
The bAna ~ tprcsed " me Gov:
kfnut, ssl great discrep aney
/ bssw ssn rsgard y tae forfeit
h reel snEoilia the Ply ther
haya III Ssss trfxs uIafitiss We think that ne
syspe If three and four Of the
III If ~ II lasnaed ~ applJ IL articles AZ fhe
sscpnd atss and not sctions two three No 1
snd four ~ ssps. hes a passed and en-
I rolled q u apsi tReR discofaans views
WHICH seem now ~ van regarding The genefai
prov aiua1a Va hasss " add that theresis
! III none ~ rsI,
n The sss0k mi been very quiet. The
Only marksa featlrs " ths week i the sale by
iauotsen al VI Aras opisiana State Bank at
,sl7s. The ssls ~ made 70 close ~ estate. n
bonds <lars - been selass few Confederate 2
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those VINO nave TINS disease SheF
man. W.T.. MILLS NJ D.
Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous
Above in reference to the same boy.
IssAQuENA Co., Miss, May 2, 1857.
DR.. Sherman New Orleans:
Dear SrThe boy George perfectly
be OF the finest looking Deer Creek doss
much work w, I. MILLS, NJ
Letter from Dr. Thos Harper Of the Pr,
sicians in the Stats Of Mississippi.
VlCKSBURG, Miss, March 70, 1850.
cause cannot attesd TO him properly and beside
isded with skill do him Justice. flied your pian
Ia right and that him. Please the
turn of the post. Respectfully. 5000
AThis letter in reference boy year
old who ruptured both sides who subsequently
returned sound. The following explains Itself:
VlCKsBuRe, MISS, May 7, 1850.
DR.. Sherman, New Orleans:
Dear SI send you my James apply him suitabs
Truss He has only been rupture ashor time We obtain
tie confidence but having confidence in skill such mat
THos. J. HARPER, NJ. D.
DR.. BEI,DEN's OPINION. a mi
NEW ORLEANS, jan 8, 1859.
Dear SirIt that Dr. Shermans Truss, applied By
him will give relief eectuay than any other haye
the Of and the mixture. 1ecommshd get
upon the fitting. " 4. BELDEN, NJ. d.
E-DR SHERMAN respectfully informs raptured persons
those having rptnred slaves that he returned
and be found at his Office No. 70 ST CHARLES STREET
81 the application his PATENT sILvER TRUSS and duR
ALIVE MIXTURE. Z 90 e ~ myf LYME
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50 seresas md Douboons range from 10@is p
legal rates by Of the Gontedefas
Warfauts NJ. parently worthless, that q
Hose of mo % sdefnacs Union, AS the Old Union
\ has no control of thu lands in the southern Con
isderacy hlldats gsnts residing ID the South
ny appesl N nm onfederate Congress, though
II psxt baIe been buying land warrants within
the Hit months, Issued By the Old defunct
Unicn sEdy bcpgh their eyss opened, " 10
kteasenzbl psiscn sSUld hive supposed the South
ernl aIacy sonid recognize them.
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SUGAR. The receipts have been to a liberal
extent. and far il excess Of the demand, which is
still checked BY the difficulty Of forwaring, and
prices have tended infayor Of buyers. The sales
Of The week embraced about 5000 hhds., the mar
ket closing extremely dull at the following quo
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DHHhND ARD ssUft sAI<sI--1Ea Il OELEBRATK
~ hcCEesney Patent Washing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 50 Ia
sson st j. Waterman Bro, at the Of hsgGans
Uounop Streets the Mechanics Exchange
No. 49, Charlse street. and rny shop. Laiayaa
and BsgIE stratt, New Orias1k.
ivl<-s nAUEpgETy,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-25

Extract from Letter Written Three Previous tia
Above in reference to the same boy.
IssAouENA Co., Miss, May 2, 1857.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
STREET COM,NER--o.,FFiClAL

STREET CONI'NEk--0FFiC
EIRST DISTRICT POUND.-Nas brought
to the First District Pound of Lafayette and Vine
streets, as estray-- So.
One young She Goat Of yellow color with leather
collar
Which If not claimed within three days the expenses
thereon paid Will be sold at public auction the Pound
on SATURDAY, January 25 1862, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, January q, 1862.
). MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered January %, 1862.
E. DEyENPORT
Clerk of Comptroller
EPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT.-n a
- etc conduit depot dies tpares du Premier District enco
gnure DIES rues Lafayette ct Vine, CONNIE epavc-
Une eune Cheye, de couleu de TAM ayant col
er CUR.
81 lie dit animal NEST pas recant dams tros jours fra
SAMEDI, Is de jan3ier 1862. d 10 l,e,,res A. Dr. =
Et j. MILTON RELF, CornInissaire des Rnes.
Nouvalle Orleans, 22 de ianvier 1852. ia23 81
EOURTH DISTRICT OUND-Was brous ht
to1he Fourth District Pound Annunciation street.
tween Washington avenue and Sixth street. estray-
One bay Pony with long black TAIL apd lame on the left
foreleg. 81 J.'t ..
Which not claimed within five days and the expenses there
on paid will be sold public auction, said Pound
MONDAY, January II, 1852 at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans January % 1869.
j. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner
f. DAVENPORT,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-25
Ihe rauI. Of inc oampnLnn.

The present suspension Of the cam
paign in Eastern Virginia and the mae
ton Of Halec's army in the West have
aroused the public mind 10 the disad-
yantages that have resulted from the
want Of vigorous system of offensive
warfare. A cotemporary pertinenuy re-
marks that our army in the West seems
to have forgotten entirely the great policy
of offensive operations, and we already
perceive the results in the loss eff MUIR
lreesbOro' and other places; the raids of
Morgan's Rebel Guerrillas, and the rapid
advances Of the enemy through Tonnes
see and Kentucky. We feared this when
we heard that General HalleclI had scat
tered his army in different directions
The advance Of Bucl's Corps into East
Tennessee we do not find fault with, as
The relief Of that region has long been
imperatiyely demanded. But what has
become of the rest of Hallecks great
army? If Beaurogard's main force were
attacked and pressed closely by sufficient
numbers, all the Rebel detachments which
have been sent into Kentucky, Tennessee
and Arkansas would be recalled 10
strengthen him. The line Of the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad 10 Memphis liz too
long 10 be held successfully Halleck pro-
we'd Il against Beaurogard, and now Beau
gard in turn ia proving II against him.
We are 10th % censure so able and scien-
tifc a soldier as llallcck, and yet these
disasters % tho West are very disvvu-
rgging.
IL Is uudcniable that the whole Of our
warlike operations have now come to a
stand, and that while we are occupied In
holding what we have gained, the enemy
have everywhere assumed the offensive.
Popcs movement promises 10 change
this, and Buelps sorps might have dono
so in East Tennessee but 20 much time
has already elapsed without his being
heard from, that his well-known tardi-
ness is generally accepted as Tho eXpla-
nation. Bcrnadc's operations In North
Carolina have hcon ended by the transfer
Of his division 10 James river. In South
Carolida Hunters operations have been
brought 10 an end by the disaster on
James leland Thus II will be seen the
war is making no progress whatever
Tho complaint lately has been that we
arc shcrt Of men, and that we cannot ex-
poet our Generals 10 assume the offensive
until moro aid Is furnished In our iudg-
ment the fault lies mainly in tho plans
OF th campaign, which scatter our forces
over too wide a field -BaH AmeroaH
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-25
LPunn. Rr.oLurIlg-No- III
June H. 1902.

lPUnuC BEsoLUrIog-No. 81,
A JoINT RESOLUTION authorizing the pay
ment Of certain moneys heretofore APP
proprialed for The completion Of the
Washington aqueduct
Whereas by act of Congress, approved
June twenty-five, eighteen hundred
and sixty, there was appropriated for
the completion OF the Washington
aqucduct five hundred thousand dol
lars 70 be expended according 10 the
plans and estimates Of Captain Meigs
and under his suporintdonence aud
whereas, while the work was in pro-
gress and before 10 was completed,
Captain Meigs was removed from such
superintendent, and certain parties
have claims for work done and mate
rails furnished to and for the compile
ton of said aqueduci which have not
been paid Therefore,
Re551Jsl By he Seaate and L9jl,s of Rep
rfsptati0ss Of the United States Of Amry7eq
in Congress assembled, That the suporn-
tondent Of the Washington aqueduct De
aud he is hereby authorized 10 pay to
Robert Mcintyre and others, according
10 the amount OF their respective claims,
for work done and materials furnished
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-25
DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPhNNARY.

uNHE attention Of oilzens strangers, and others Wis
i ting Nashville, requiring modidd aid, is respect
0lly called % this Ofice, No, n Doadorck street
ond floor between Cherry and Tho square
Or. CniEMAN is an old practitioner Of medicine he
almost unlimited experience and catering success
for many years past, IN the treatment Of ruyArE DIS
Ftsr has induced him % devote ha undiv atton.
uon 10 all diseases ,Of this nature Many cases Of
tbe most inycteratc character have promptly yielded
10 his improved method Of treatment
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary aud Hereditary Syph.
Ills Gon0rrhWa, Gl6at aud an diseases Of the gennA
and urinary organs, moot With 90 resistance 10 bic
remidioE,
A female Irregularities and functional isderangs
ments OF the Womb aud the disease arising from
Geatatiou and t hanged partur'ti0u,
Every case Of RcduCbe Rupture, and Of Piles and
prolnpsus of the R0Otnm, and most cases of hatula
can be cured By process nearly painless, II either
of he latter cases 10 undertaken by Dr. Coleman D
cure Is Invariably indFrdHted careful e1umluatod
always paesens the necessary Indications Of ggcoogs ~
failure by bis improved method OF operating
Persons OF either applying 10 person OF by lotler
describing easel the nrsi symptoms OF any acute
spoctno disease, can be cured, IN most cases BY The
abortiye method, IN forty eight hours,
strict confidence, prompt attCuuonl and moderate
eharroa viii govern him with hs patrons,
A. 80 mercury used In the treatment Of urHosa
dissIssf as be believes ga most cases) % produces
| vorso dlsaase than Jhat q "a given 70 cure.
! Oaoo hours irum eight IN me morning ul niHe Il
The evening I~A ~ VII
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JouS =. HDN, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
At Nashuah, Team,
Tennessee Lodge No. meets every Tuesday Even
Ing, at their Hail, ON the corner OF Union aud sum.
mer streets The officers Cor the present term are
0. 8 Lesuour, G.; J. g. Mills, Y.c ~. l.. Wcak'ey
Secretary l., Spain, Treasurer,
TFabus Lodge, No lO-Meets at the same Place
every Monday Eyening The officers are r, A,
Campbell, NG; Henry Apple, Y.G.; ---------
Secretary D. h, Brown, Treasurer
sailsy Lodge, No. 90--Moos at their Hall, on South
Cherry street, every Friday Eyening The officers
are o. @, covert, G.; Frank Hartman, Y.Gi james
wyatt, Secretary W, NJ, Mallory, Treasurer.
A,pora Lodge No. 100, (Germaul Meets at the
Han, corner Of Union and summer streets, every
Thursday Evening The ofioers are Charles Rich,
Nc; p, Friedman, Y,G,j - Biucr.ich, secrotaryi
Goo seiierlo Treasurer,
Rdgcly Euoampmsni, No. l-Moets at the above Hall
the drst and third Wednesdays Of each month,
The officers J, e, Mills or, T. n. Mcbride HIPS
G., Fuller, S.W.; Peter Harris, Jra JW.i John y,
Hide, Scribe D. r. Cutter, Treasurer.
Olits Breach EeHcampmeai, No, 4-Mtets az the
above Han on the second and fourth Wednesday
nights Of each month, Tho officers are Jas. 7 Bell,
cP,i Henry Apple, HIP l.. Moker, s.w.; b. Fricd-
man, NV, Chares Kirchor, Scribe; }. n, Ward
Treasurer
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for the Washington aqueduob under the
direction Of Captain II. w. Benham and
Lieutenant James St G. Morton, suoh
sum OF money rs may be necessary, not
to exceed five thousand six bundled and
six dollars and sixty ceRts, ont Of the
sum OF money heretofore appropriated as
atoresaid' Prride}, Thatno sum or sums
of money shall be paid under this reso-
lution except such as shall be certified
ia be Just aud equitable by General M.
q Meigs.
Approved, June Ia, 1862.