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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14

DIX. PsAsE, Dean OF Ely, was once at
dinner, when just a. The o!oLil WA, re.
moved, the SUBJ j.r;. oi DISCOURSE hapPe, ed
to be that Of e1trsordlnary mortality
among lawyers.
I'VE have lost" saitl a gentleman, not
less than six eminent barrstcrs in as many
months. y
The Dean, who was quite deaf rose,
IL Iii. friend finished his remarks, and
gave the company grace" For this aid
every other Mercy, make us truly thank
full
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14

Tho following arc culled from mnny
EXPRESSIONS or THE PRESS.
:" Its writer's arc the most distinguished in the
South" Delta, New Orleans.
"Stands In tho very front rank"
Presbyterian, Charleston.
"a mes. acceptable paper"
[Chrstian Index, Mscon.
"Equalled by few, surpassed b. none"
Times, Columbus.
"Tho best investment Of tno dollars that could
be N ado" Mi.suurian, ST. Louis.
Observes tho most liberal patronage"
Baptist, Atlanta.
"Wo cordi.lly commend it to Southern.r'."
Enquirer, Richmond.
dts eontunt, are variod and agreeable"
[Chrlstian Advocate, New Orleans.
Calculated eminently to improve the snil and
mind +" Enquirer, Memphis.
"Fillod with the choicest reading matter."
journal Messenger, Macon.
"An excellent journal. edited by competent
gentlemen.' (Chrouicle Sentinel, Augusta.
Best Literary journal in the country"
Journal, Louisville.
an Southern blessing"
Southern Argus, Norfolk, w.
"Every reading man in the country should
have it, [Rcpublic, Augusta.
"GiYes full value iur the money"
Soutbron. jackson, Miss.
"Without ri,.-the best that comes to u,."
IE1prer'. EickSburg, Miss.
"The beat family paper published"
Courier. Charleston.
"A welcome guest at every aresde."
advertiser, Montgomery, Ala.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14

sy irisiman Was a short time ago sen.
fenced n six months Imprisonment in the
"stone jug" al Sligo, Ireland, for the ille-
gal manufacture Of WHISKY. Tommy, on
being pus to work i'll The prison yard,
singled out stpnu about six inches in di.
an,,Acr, and this HI: gently, though pcrsis-
tcn;ly, hammered upon until sie was dis.
charged from durance vic Just as
lie lrts the prison yard for the last time,
however, the keeper camu up to him, and
taking HE hammer out of his band, shat.
tered the stone at one blow.
-! here, Tommy" ssd he, "you have
spent al your tilne on thss s;nge stone
wi.ic have broken up III one blow.
"Div.l thank YET exclaimed fh"n'As.
.Arr.h, and haven't been these six
month, s,f!enin it II. Y-z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14

well, Aiic!s, how's your brother Ike
gciling on these Iincs:" "Oh, first rate.
Got a s:ari in the world --marrird u wild
NV with nine children >
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14

WHAT liz HAD EAnsgD.-Jo White
hill. of Columbus, Tenn, formerly State
Treasurer, was IL rough joker, even in his
office. Some twenty years ago u verdan,
member of the General Assembly called
ut the State l'rea ury and said he wanted
some money.
{" How much Go you want1'' said
Whtehill.
We'll, I---,lon't-know!" said the
member
s. How do yon SUPPOSE can pay you
upney, then, if you don't kn"w!"
Well, then, pay ,at about what lhave
earned.
'.Earned y said Whitchll, learned
YOU are mem"er of The Legislature.
amt you9 and if that's all you want, |
can pay YOU what you've earned very
easy Boa, give this member that ten
dollar counterfeit bill we've had so long,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14
TOBACCO! !!

E1oR sale y chrico lot of CHEWING TnBAc-
IL CO, which will hu soll chcnn.
Alsn. supply Of that dniightful article, the
NICQ SMOKING TOBACCO.
ssr Erqu:r" AZ the Advertiser oIico.
Nuv 26 = tf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14
Colportage
M0NG THE SOLDIERS!

BY the direction Of The Csiportags Board, at
Darlington, tho work Of supplying tho South
Carolina soldera with tho New Testament and
religious rendiug, uas gun Erss BY us in soush
Careliun.
Pts PASSIONS ENGAGED as C0Lr0R-
TIERS.
A ESEScr VI devoted Pastors Of tho State arc
laborng earnestly and efficiently AS Colport0rs 81
the Boprd-suue Of them in Virginia aud Gsno
OF them on the South Carolina Cvas;.
ENCOURAGEMENTS TO LABOR on.
The cheering intelligence is reaching US con-
atanty that tho sodors receive with gratitude
tho Now Testament aad Tracts given them. They
~elronu ell religious instructions with, ia many
ina'anres, tho gushing tear and quiTering lip.
NBW TESTAMRNTS AND TRACTS DIS
TRiBUTED.
The operations OF tho Board. to the lst Fshrus-
~. ars 800 New Tesainen;s and one million
seven hundred thousand pages Tracts.
THE SOLDIERS READ.
They not only arcep: tho New Tostxmert lni
Tract. given them, but they read them, in net .
fsr instances, prsyerfuly and saringly.
SOME HAVE BEEN CONVERTED.
Through the .;mrle instrun ent4lity W = little
Tract, the truths OF Gad's word," presented to
them by the CulpOrtar, tbs oarneYt prayer and the
pious counsel VI such, number have turnsd to
God, and arc now rejoicing in Him.
THE SICK SOLDIER.
Those Hho hare YisiI oil tho sick suldier az we
hare in tho various Hospitals in and about Char
lesion, know with what readiness and thankful
ness. prayer and religious instructions arc re-
ceiroi how gladly they receive tho Now TeutA-
i msnt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14

to road it--thoy aak for IT, Shall they Be denied
Our Cha plain writes: ~ do not believe afty mon
in the regiment have brought Testlmsntp With
them"
WE APPEAL TO EVERY CHRISTIAN MAN.
We circulate no Tract or Book which any Chris
ti2n nan would object TO, ahsthsr no DO PrestS-
f<riaH, iHethodi,t, Episeopo!;an, Lutheran, or Bap
ti!t. We, therefore, appeal 10 all Christians
throughout the city and country Ia aid US in thii
cunmon work. We pledge ourselves TO meet the
spiritual wants OK soldiers to the full extent
Of the means placed ut our command.
SOUTH CAROLINA SOLDIERS IN NVIRGINIA.
South Carolina regiment, in Virginia share
prnportionaiJ in all tho operation, Of thir Board
in Coipor.ers, New TsstamUnts and Tracts.
EVERY SOLDIER ON THE SOIL or SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Many OF the sons Of North Carolina, Georgia,
Tennessee, and other Slater, are upon the coast nf
South Carolina. Shull ne nor minister to their
spiritual wants?
MANUSCRIPTS FOR FoUI-PAGg TRACTS
Solicited.
Tho Board desire to publish number Of " four
page TrAch, adapted to tho wants Of tho soldier,
and hereby solicit such manuscripts. These manu-
scripts must be Jreo from denon,inationci Gias.
CONTRIBUTIONS NAY BIZ DIRECTED.
Those who contribute to this work may specify,
IL this ia desired. in what regiment or company
such funds shall bo expended. All contributions
to this work will DO acknowledged in tho public
prints.
LARGE AND SMALL AMOUNTS.
Lot il bo remembered that Sl3O will buy ono
thousand New Testament,, and thirtoen cent? will
buy single copy. Each copy will supply one
.oldior.
TO THE PASTORS AND CHURCHES.
Will the Pastor, throughout this State aud other
Ststos hnvins troops in South Carolina, read the
above sn th-ir congregations, and aend US the
frso-ri oForinga made to this work
Ad,ire"- Rev. w. ID. Rice,
General Superintendent S. 6. Coiportage,
Sumter, S. c..
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FURNITURE :,

Il ROOM FURNITURE, in Sets of from to
II pieces, Mahogany, Enanelcd and Fancy Paint
cd. small lot of PARLOR FURNITURE.
Al>o SEWING TABLES, WRITING TABLES,
DINING TABLES, Wnluut-WARDROBES
CHAIRS. a few MATTRESSES, and MI articles
usually kept in the Furniture limo, most of
MY OWN MANUFACTURE,
And will be suld l,w for good paper when the
cash il not convenient.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14

AN unusually merry wedding camo of
recently, .nd the dance WAS prolonged
till past O'Clock in the morning. The
bride snd bridegroom tarm repaired 10
their apartment. hu'. horrible risu! the
bed md hedd'ng had been sn,ien from the
nuptial bedstead Some vindictive scamp
had effected robbery Unparalleled III 'h''
history Of msrrilnuny. l.; i, c:aijcc1nred
that So fell vengeance c'ouid onlJ have
been devised and rxecn,.d by s"I!e dis
lover of The bride.
lives there with :oul so dead,
Wn never 10 himshif hath said.
TIE scamp who stplo that bridal bod
Deserves l., live ana die uuwed,
Wltt maiious oll TO punch h;i head
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14
Notice,

ALI, Persons indebted to the Estate Of George
IA Kcrshau, decd. are requested to mako pay
ment forthwith, and those having domands against
asid Estate are required to present them. properly
nt,ested, on or before the day Of May 1868: as
final settlement on that Lstaie VIII NC maoe on
that day, in Tho Ordinary's Odce.
0"'' D. A. BODDIE. Adm'or.
Apr 2s ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14

An l:ishman says: It's great pleas.
ure to be alone, especially when you have
your sweetheart with YOU"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14

I'ases totubs0 Ms friend, as much as
"a say, ail right; he having previously
led him 10 hslieve that at lha, time If the
day !he dentist WAS generally absent Tor
several hours.
a running conversation then took place.
during which Jones managed to take Il
leading part, and had 80 worked his wires
~ to. INTRODUCES the subject of lore, aud
was quoting verse from popular au-
thor, when the door opened. and the den.
tist hale; hearty man, stuod before them.
Had twenty-four FOUNDER been touch
ed off under the chairs of our two enter.
rrising young men, it could not have as.
nnished them more. Jones was speech.
l',Ss, and guilt stood out upon his f..ca, in
l'age drops cf perspiration. His friend
f'rtunately, yet unfortunately, came to
rho rescue.
.'Guod morning, SIT" said Jones friend
tn the dentist. who, ullsusptcting, returned
'a: 7alu.e politely, and inquired the nature
nt their business.
The inventive genius of Jones' friend
which be had 80 often boasted TO us about
!. = showed itself
am sorry to trouble you, sir,n said
i :" tbs dentist, but my friend, Jones.
h been suffering greatly from a tooth.
! advised him TO cs!l, and il necessary
hare tout"
Jones, who had regained his self pos.
ss.ssion somewhat, looked claggers at his
fiiaatl, bn: wink from the latter gr.ctsd
hin, aid he said nothing.
An, yes! see your friend has been
sr:fering' with the toothache. Horrible
sfa;ctinu, sir. horrible" And the den.
list Invited Jones to sest in an arm.eh.ir,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-01-14

A r=EScr VI devoted Pastors Of tho State arc
laboring earnestly and efficiently AS Coport0rs 81
The Bosrd-sous Of thsm in Virginia aud ssmo
OF them on the South Carolina cvas:.
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WE APPEAL TO EVERY CHRISTIAN MA,

Many Of tho sons Of North Carolina, Georgia,
Tennessee, and othsr Statos, arc upon the coast nf
South Carolina. Shull ne nor minister to their
spiritual wants?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-17
Police Proceedings,

BEFoRE RECORDER SHASE--Mr. Kelly
charged with disorderly conduct was
dismissed and the costs taxed TO the
prosecutor, Jas. Lsngford.
Mrs. Motion, drunk and disorderly'
Fined three dollars and costs.
John Jones, drunk and disorderly'
Finod three dollars and costs.
VIM. Moore, disorderly conduct Fined
three dollars and costs.
Dave Campbell, disorderly conduct
Fined three dollars and cost.
James, a slave, disorderly conduct
Fined one dollar and costs.
Henry Hays, (. m. c., disorderly con-
duct Fined. the costs.
Sam Bella was committed to Jail, t.
await trial on charge of burglary.
John Meech, for using language eaIcu
lated to create breach of the peace, wa
fined one dollar and costs.
Three other cases we're dismissed, tn
charges not being sustained.
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10 Indiana Soldiers.

Allotment Commissioner GooDw1N,
passed through this city yesterday with
ailArge amour Of money for the families
Of Indiana soldiers. Be desires us to
say that he will return in about week,
for the Accommodation OF The troops not
yet paid, and especially for the benefit
of the Indiana soldiers in the hospitals
at Murfreesboro and this place. lie asks
the assistance Of officers in gathering up
the money Of the sick which they wish
conveyed to their families. There is no
charge for the work.
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- ~gnar -
Reduced PrIcea

We have on hand large assortment of
Mems and Boys Calf and Coarse Boots
and Brogans; Ladies' Misses and Chill
dren's Calf, Goat, and Kid Bootees; La
dies and Misses cheap Lasting Caters I;
Gents and Ladies' cheap Goat and Kid
Slippers; Gents, Ladies', Misses, and
Childrens' Gum Over Shoes; Gents and
Ladies Seal and Cloth Over Shoes Gents
and Boys Hats.
Buggy Whips, Whip Thongs, Hosiery,
&c. All Of which we propose TO sell
at greatly reduced prices, to make room
for our spring stock. Call and examine.
r. B. CUTTER & GLEAVES,
Corner Of College and Broadway,
Feb,27-3w IN Nashville, Tenn.
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Auction Room, Opposite Sswanee
March 17-2t.
Large stock of sprIur Goods,

HoRNDEcE & AsHBRIDGE, 40 College
street, have opened one Of the largest and
finest stocks Of Staple and Fancy Spring
Dry Goods, Ladies' and Cents fine Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Negro Goods, &C., that
we have ever seen in this city. They
have every thing that is wanted in the
Dry Goods, Boot and Shoe line.
Mar17-lt
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gu telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
rw enty.six Steamboats, Captured by
the YsEoo Pass Expedition.
R spOrtsd Evacuation of vioksburg
Terrible Inundstion in the visksburg
Cut-0f,

LOUISVILLE, March 16.--The Cincinnati
Gazstts's vicksbuFg dispatch says the
YazoO Pass Expedition captured twenty
six steamboats, whereof sixteen were de-
strOyed
Rumors prevail Of the evacuation Of
vicksburg. 1t is supposed the greater
portion of the rebel force will go 10 Chat
tauooga and endeAvor TO Overwhelm
Rosecrans.
Re, ent operations has caused the inun-
dations OF over one hundred miles Of Lou
isiaaa Territory, destroying millions of
property, and drowning out the guerrillss.
NEW YCEK, March 16.--The French
gunboats captured the Mcmillan Febru-
ary 9th.
The Frenc h army started for Puebla
on the 9th.
Two districts of San Francisco had
risen under Gen Lucus
WAsHINeToN, March 16.-Gen. Stahl
commands tho entire cavalry force in
front of Washington.
New YoRK, March 16.-A Paris letter
gives rumors Of instruction In Hungary;
of designs of Napoleon to Withdraw the
French troops from Mexico.
New YORK, March l6.-Cotton dull at
50 and 81 cents. Gold firm at 55.
SAN FRANC1sco, March 16.-Govern-
ment officials seized the schooner Chap
man when leaving for Mexico yesterday,
and captured about twenty secessionists
who were aboard of her.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-17

VrApouAE7xss L. S. FoRcRs, IN.rIcroR GIN.
no ERAL's Dg'Ir. N AWHILE, March 10, 80. J
The approach of warm weather makes
it imperatively necessary that strict
attention should be paid to the cleansing
Of streets, lanes and alleys in this city.
As the city authorities have not force
enough to have this cleansing thoroughly
done, il is hereby ordered
That all owners and occupants Of
buildings, all owners and agents for own.
ers of empty lots, and all officers or en-
ployees Of the United States, occupying
buildings as offices, siore-houses, hOspi-
tails, barracks, or for any other purpose,
within the city limits Of Nashville, have
the streets, lanes and alleys and back :
yards fronting or adjoining their respec-
tive houses or lots, thoroughly cleansed
within three days from publication OF
this order.
Persons who are not able themselves
or by hire to furnish wagons to have the
rubbish or dirt of the streets removed,
will be furnished on application with
transportation by the Quartermaster's
Department.
Any owner or agent for owners OF any
house or lot failing to comply with this
order, will be severely punished.
BY order of ... $500
Brig Gen. j. d. MORGAN, Comd'g.
F.M. HELvEL, Maj. and Post Inspector,
March list
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-17

ST.. PATmcK's DAY.-This, tho 18th Of
March, is the anniversary Of ST. Pa
TRICKS birthday day dear 10 the
heart Of every true freshman and good
Catholic. St. PATRICK was, we believe,
the first Missionary that ever preached
christianity on the elsie of Erin, and as
a patron Saint has always been embalm-
ed in the hearts of all who believed in
his preachings. The day will doubtless
be properly observed and celebrated,
We did intend to publish in this con-
nection, few extracts from the life OF
ST, PATRicK, but they are crowded out
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-17
Afarch16.2t.

STRANGE IF TRUE Those who should
know, say, that HoRNBEoK & AsHBR1DoE,
~ College street, are selling goods, full
twenty five per cent less than other deal
ers. March17-1t.
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Auction sale ~ tfonseKOld and
Kttohen FurnIture
l viii, on Wednesday morning, March
18th, 1894 sell oil the Household aud
Kitchen Furniture az the late residence Of
Mr.. w. II. BnoErON, deceased, on Market
street, over the Clothing store Of Mr.
SAMUEL Powrns. III ,f.sf
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
March 17-2t Mrs. SwEENY,
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Col. TRUEsDA1I, Chief Of Military Po-
lice for this Department, has suppressed
the circulation of the Cincinnati Enquirer
in his department. So we are credibly
informed. 90
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SPRAGuE's MrNsTEELs This troupe,
headed by the inimitable BILLY SWEAT
NAM, Ia still on hand at Odd Fellows
Hall. BItd,Y SwEArEAaI, in his laugha-
bic delineatiOns of the characteristics Of
the young negro, Mr. BERGER with his
good singing, and the charming LA BELLE
LOUISE, in her pretty dances, forma good
programme, not tosay anything about The
merits Of the rest of the troupe. Go to
see them Tonight
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-17

In the last day or two, over two hun
dred and ffty bales Of cotton have been
shipped from Mr. ANDY HAmLToN's
warehouse, in this city, to Louisville.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-17

The highest price paid for all kinds of
Uncurrent Money, Gold and Silver, at
the Insurance, Exchange and Banking
Ofice of W. j. MARR, corner of College
and Union SITS, Nashville, Tenn.
Feb,6.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-17

Remember the Auction sale on We'd
nesday next March 18th, Of beautiful
'organdes, lawns, flne berages and De-
Sprangs. Salt, sugar, cigars &c, &c.
M. l.. ALEXANDER.
Ma,ob1C o.
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HARVEY, HUoHEs & Co,

Suffers can supply themselves with
every variety of goods at W. w. TorTEN's
No. 20 College Street, opposite the Sc
vance House, at the lowest rates.
Feb. 5-tf
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FURNITURE SAnE--Mrs. SwEENY will
sell her household and kitchen furniture,
at auction, at 10 o'clock Tomorrow morn
ing, See advertisement. 50
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THEATRE-We are glad to see tbatthe
success of our theatre is, instead Of wan
ing, largely on the increase, the building
being crowded nightly. Tonight the
management will present to the public
the popular play Of the ''Lyon Chest" to
be followed by the eyer-acceptable "7Oo-
dLesr A @t ~ ~
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-Mr WIN. CoL-
LmR, the popular and energetic news
dealer, of 2216 Cherry street has re-
ceived Goaey for April.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-17

RisE IN STEAMBOAT SrocK.--It is as
tOnishing, says the Pitisburg Chronicle,
the rise that has taken place in the value
Of steamboat stock within a few months.
Boats which IA year ago went begging at
$1,000 now command $4,000, and if
they are Of light draught aud have not
q been too long in service they cannot even
be bought at that. This arises az well
from the scarcity OF good boats now as
from the increased price Of labor of
every kind.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-17

r. BsrTs, Of Washington city APP
pointed Consul at Onoa aud Truxillo,
Honduras, having resigned, L. l.. LAM
ORD, OF Massachusetts,, has been nomi-
mated BY the President to ill the va
cancy,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-17

General CHEsTER HARDING, having
been stationed at st. Joseph for the pur-
pose Of recruiting his brigade, by senior
ity supersedes General GUITAR in com
mapd Of the Northwestern Department Of
Missouri.
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DR.. Kings DispeenIlsary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

| Hsese sSPRn'DR KING, formerly Of Nav, Ya.L A..
MilpA~ssstn Tho latt four years OF Io,fsvills K
=. -. aud whe haa devoted hls a,ten,iaa' - :
ne treatment OF private diseases for ~ eays 49,.
himself having attended 70 prActiee ~ - ,aaas
yoaIs, ana cured 30 many thousands, he Il enabsd
20 care all diseases VI private natare ne r.s,ss~
now ead they may be from iitudoious med cal trs.,
meat, or from neglect OF their own iT. Kins,s
DlHpensary u No ~ Deaderiok street, bstw.nn Cl,s
And INC SQUARE, second story, where he osres ~
dissases Of private nature 40' ~
6onorfh0a our0d withaut nauaaon. a,.s,., -
tnterftrenos with hnalneaa. I3II go
STRUCTURES Of old o. recsnt date e5eataali, o,,,. -
ieW Gays, BY an operation which causss aa -,
where's structure ekista health caiinot - esDi-aS
rsrhpp. ne disease causes mora niipchief And 49,
mines the constitution % IN aoh
byphlbs Vita all the diseases ~ The sk:n vro,,,.
OUT o. neglect or bad irsstmeBi ean " cnsst,rils
cured IN few days 'e'1AiV
s~Dsiasl RsaLAsss.Part olara ten av,,.h...
gwen 70 tiis di1oass, aud al tha con 90 81, -
lag Gus " ~ brought GA Ia maAy eases b. az a.
slrucuye hablts OF inoonsisefats yeuti,s ssd es,.
Nv indulgence ~ Tie passions . naqlAst n 49,.
VIZ gAaefIalhs Ne constitution, readsrlns The snh
cot unh1 isr business or s0ssty, ADD sauslng prers
Fem iies who may be aboriag s1th ans dibsal,v ~,
The womb may rest assured 81 inlaedl. ~ rstss '
Persons reading abroad by wfitlag a. .I-,,,,.
helf easo, with iee enclosed, direot 70 Dr. A Ktn
NO ~ DaadeFiok street., Nsshvs, Tenn. Viii hss@
The necessary msiioinss sent 20 thsf aaarsss on
hours lron y o'eiosk Ia The norniag unlil Ia ths
---laak I yult IA x eEFlN.
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LEE S. DUNN & Co. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claims. Call and see them before sell
ing, at No. 25 Union street.
March 3-if.
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Quite a revival Of religion has taken
place in New Albany, Indiana. The led
ger, of that place, informed us on the 18th
inst, that over fifty persons have Joined
tho church since the commencement of
the revival in Wesley Chapel.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-17

Our friend w. II. KEELEa, the attentive
newsdealer, has our thanks for the latest
news and illustrated papers So has
BILLY COLLIER
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-17

Cumberland river is falling pretty fast,
but there is still enough water on the
shoals TO float the old Loasides.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-17

Mr.. B. s, HAsuLToS, formerly of Edge
field, has just received large, desirable
and fresh invoice of Suffers supplies.
Persons wishing TO purchase such arti-
Giles, on advantageous terms, would do
we'll to call on Mr.. HAMILTON, No. 8,
Market street. t if." @