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SPECIAL DISEASES.
Cd Cherry Street,
Private or Venereal Diseases

Of all forms and stages, speedily cured and effect
ually erndieated from the system. Recent cases
cured in a few days.
Il would appear needless here to add the inpOr-
tancs 81 nippIng the evil 10 its bud" but hint
to the wise may be sufficient, not only 70 save
themselves from misery, but 10 shield their of
spring rom shame and ruin.
How often is Il the case we see gentlemen drench
themselves With advertised nostrlms. After much
loss IN pocket and health they are finally forced to
apply to some sk.Ilfl physician 70 be cured, Tor
alone can thesediseases be cured properly and ef-
fectuaIy whenthe habits and constitutional idlOsyn-
crssies are known 70 the doctor who prescubes.
Otherwise it is 8 leap in the dark % expect per-
lnanent cure.
DIT. C. : ofice is well arranged, and persons Attic
ted with these diseases can have the stfletest psl-
Vecy.
Persons st distance can sddress him by letter,
describing the most prominent symptoms, but N
al difficult cases, personal examination Wlll Dc
necessary.
evening hours from IN the morning til Q in the
Office. Jan A-ly
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Fra1deci O. the Law Sehooi, a. Lehsuon, Tenn. and
who wa ior 20 ycsrs on TIE SupFOns asEch Of Ten
1essee.
'l.r. uobear Eas speat many year1 On teaohlnE
and perlccling bis system of in5lTgctioa, ant u b.
a. superior 20 any teacher or penmaGsdipI have
Cr seen fCu gl perosive 90 once that ne Is e nan
q Olo alei grncc. bic elves 20 ilstructioa Wiihuut
rC1s1a: and lis rcaglliug 20 Just ami clear thas
you at once perceive the prlclp he seeEs % mpart
md that being hXci n TIE mini, She pupil, actina
upon 10, sool earns 90 write With ease and rapdity
Gs vel so vita elegance.
commend 3r. uolaesT % yOur KIND attention, and
truat g vii be consistent with your views and feel
lnEs 10 forward bis Officers. Any serves you may
render him vii be worthliY bsstoEpd AID win obsss
ne VERY respectfully, ycur friend,
LEzASuE, TESI., Oct. %, 1855. n. GREGN,
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" G. gHAFTR,
Jerk Hoeuitsl 80 ~
State Of Tennessee,
DAVIDSON c0UNTT-ss.

George v. Boyd, PIA'stiG, 70 . FuitSy OF giBal
attschmsnt Del0 o
81 sauthEats, :. r..
Joan n. Brown, Defendant, q sid ooaatg.
IN this case, The piaintid George y. Boyd. floi
1 af1dagis and obtained 50 aftacAmsut 40 ust
John n. Brown Tor one hnndred and twenty I've
dollars, de6t due b accent, and en moti0a %
paiutn aud u appearing % the satEfagiion 81 iha
Justice, that the oefsud as 5chn a bIoNp, - nss-
rest tent o. tbs state n Isnnssse q i ofefei taat
auncrsslrs wos L.. rearing tta ssi4 aefsrdaut 20
appoar bsfre sid Jusco o. the l3ih aaJ o. Aarch,
80 and plead, answer or dsnaf % sid asti ettq-
vie ths causs slu b. 80 doEn ~ leafinE 81 faflr
IN thaf dav O. n. EOUTHQA1k, ~
5Estics % ~ Pea.o.
February g, 1s6t.-fs-iPra. - -
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ron ~ 81. 81. ssAop Or

C0LCHHlA, Ism, nov. 70, 1913.
NE. .. W. DoJEEsB--ltar Sir have been much
iDterostsd aud pleased in examining pour SYSTEM q
penma1ship. Acur methcd OF teaching seems b ne
Of yeur puuiis ID sa rprssiEg and rapid beyond any,
thmg have ever witnessed. ] shall feel happy q
t1is testimony 50 Jour merit saaiaa others % avail
themselves ol your instruction. IN one OF the most
beautiful snd uselnl arts end very respectfully
otc. Jas. =. OTEY.
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- DR. KING, formerly o. New York, for
- last Eour years Of Louisville, Ky, who
has devoted bis attention n ihe tresIaont 81 Pm
TEte diseases f0r % years, flfters himself having
Attended % practice for 20 many years, ard cured
90 many Thousands, he - enabled 70 cure al diseases
o. private n1t1re, 10 matter bow lad they may b.
from iuiudCiOus Enelcal treatment, OF from neiect
a their OWu. Dr. Kings Dispenaary IS No. -
Deaderiek street, between Cherry and the square,
second story, whore he cures al diseases Of pa
vste nature.
Gonorrhoa cured without nausaous rnodieines or
Interference With business.
Structures q Old or recent date eiectually cured
10 fey days. b an operation which causes 10
pain. Where a Structure exists haalih cslnJs b
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and undeFInines ne heath 80 much
syphilis, with al the diseases Of tho skin, arow-
inZ cut q neglect Or rad treatment can - eectu-
ally cured 10 . low days.
-ENssa1 WrAKsEas Particular aftoution having
been gwen 70 tins disease, and 81 the consequence
qrszfng out q h. brought on ln many eases b the
destructive habits n incousIdeGate youth. anil ex-
cessive ifiui genee ~ the passion, A neelecf Of
which VII Undermine the Constitution rendering
tie subject uuGf Or business or society and caus-
ing proTnafure old age-
Females who may b. latorug with any difficulty
q the Womb may rest assured q immediate re-
lief
Ferrous residing abroad ~ writing and stating
their ease with lee enclosed. direct tofDr A. ErF
SO. . Deadorick street. Nashville. Teru vii have
The Necessary medicines sent - Their fddross
Ofiice hours hon o'clock in The morning q lui Q
in ne evening. Julyio-i& Ally
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Ts6gEE Cd ~ william KAsnsdy ea-k, Arous
hOrss muia, abe1s % hazda his1, paat tu1
vasr1 Cd has laddla mark On be bacE aI shoes -
skun % b the sth Eards NASHVILLE Dhtrios I,
~ ss-iSs MEx. KoAELu, .Rssrsr.
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United stales Of America,

mIDDLg DISTRICT CF TENNESSER.-NO. 48
a. HEREA5, On February IS. 1884, 50 Information
w vas lied in ne District Court Of the
Ct the United states 'or saii District, By Horace ,
HsIrson ESQ, Attorney OF the CEied States said
piEtrict. who pTosecutes therein on behalf Of The
United States snd Joseph &. niliin, Surveyor Of
Customs az Nashville, az mat 20 cree 4 hams
markell ''B and }" and 20 barrels OF mnlass 2, 81
snich Conner assun are the retufe' owners ard
az Inst al TsOns aEfuly interv uins for their n-
terests therein, ailsgi tina February 10, 1854
said goods were seizea in said District On iand by
sail urveyOr o. Customs ss forlolsd for csus e in
said inf rmat ct forth and aveTred 10 be true,
snd praying for the usual PIT cess and mOnit on
Now, therefore, II Oh. deuce % tho mOpItl0u lu-
der tie al Of said Court to ne directed, hereby
give pubic notice 70 all persons concerned ia interest
N said propery % appear before said Court on the
third MOntay 10 April ext, az the Federal Court
boom in the Capitol at Nashville, GO 10 o'clOck A.
NJ then and there 70 interpose their claims and make
their allegations
z. R GI.sSCOCB
G. 3. Marshal. Middle lrat ogTeun
FEB rs COZ
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SF-C0hsd0rmg good handwriting % De not an
40 accomplishment, aut means Ct success % every
man engaged "a buiress greatly Gppiaud your usr.
0ricu8 eEert0ns % improve the chirography Of the
sga. gentleman or a lady s,lher who writes badly
never writes Willingly; GEd consequently o0cn ai %
write whom they shauld; and when they 90 w1ts H =
douc az the iLst moment. with hasto and impatanca
and consequently with faults Of an kiuda 0sn oonl-
hitting and iuiurng both the writer and The cause
which be advocates wishing y0u every success "a
your lautable undertakings,
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PHONOGRAPBY

Wu bo furnGhed nee q eLaggs 70 soldiers IN " oul
gf the Hosrials, n then botiles 0r inkstands ne
b-ousht n INC above h0urs SoInTEEs are taught one
third Ices tfan cit 1oas
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man yours IFesPe co.

Allow ne 70 introduce 30 yOu my liiend j. v Dol
bes- who siis yous city Tor The puFposs u teaoh-
iGg Pcumanshp AID PhonogIap His reputation
s successful teacher Is Wel ans 90 widely ostab-
lig1ed that ul1 say n0taius Gu that score ouIy
desire % prssllt him &c gentleman from whose So
caty have derived much pleasure aCd prudt and a.
Cne whom you have tha intelligence b appreciate.
auyteing you may do % further bis designs VII b
gratefully acknowledged b y0af frisud.
JOIN O. EDGAR
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

Ny books viii show that for the past Eve months
my practice has increased hundred per cent over
the last year. until it ia not 70 be surpassed by any
in the State. With my general practice in the city,
I traat the folIoSrip0
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WAsaIsero3 CuI, Juns 20, 1874

re following very Us. remarks q th0 hon. rhos.
a. Beaten, q. s. senator, 1Ee worthy The attentive
regard O.. parents and al young Persons who havs
Any hops OF succeEs In the busiues cf life.
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RCOHo Eaiti'i Dig so-s, Coz CasFoa cd ~.
ESssA. HOURS, 70 L, e n, 70 5. p. m. and Z
70 at nght.
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For Rent.

A SMALL TRACT or LAND containing Ten
- Acres, - miis8 frUm tie city. ApI h 3
Iu - W. MATT BROWN = 90.
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A FINE BATH ROOM.

and are prepared 70 furnish BATH ,sither WAsM or
COLD, 81 short notice.
We solicit liberal share Of pablo petFonsgs.
hokAE a LAtSLEX.
E.B.-We have Just received barrel Of Bar Run,
for the beneht Of cur customers. IA L.
dec q I'm
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the disabilities resulting from the course
Of the rebellion, four-ffths of all have
come in contact with would gladly re-
turn to the old flag-Na0 York Herald.
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Chronic Cases

with satisfaction: Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Lungs Diseases Of the Throat, SweDed Joints,
Stf Limbs Pieurisy, Palms. Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel,
Diseases of the Heart and Liver, Inflammation Of
the stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or Scrofus,
Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes, Deblitated Sys-
TENS, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and Consumption
together with all Private Diseases, and Diseases Of
the Urinary Organs.
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1T. LLOYD's MAP OF THE SOUTHERN
STATES, with full description Of the
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different plantations, &c. 40 X so.
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Sheet forIn ~
J. T. LLoYD'S GREAT RAILROAD, Tele-
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of road, North or South, up to lst August;
names of the road, fare, time Of starting,
length Of roads, and names of officers,
&c. Size 50 bS6O.
Pocket FORM linen 90
{" " plain. ~
J. T. LLoYD's MAP OF TENNESSEE
acknowledged by Gen. Burnside's officers
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in counties. Size 40 n so.
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H. H. LLoYD's MAP OF THE REBEL
LION, showing the Territory taken from
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BOOK form. ooIored, with sketch OF each
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steYenson. Alabama.

Stevenson, Alabama
All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, viii be laid before
the board appointed by the President, and
consisting Of -
The board win hold its sessions at Nash
vile, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting lists viii
be furnished the board for public informa-
lion, and on demand exhibited TO any per-
son claiming that his or her slave has been
enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten DAYS
after the filing of the said rolls.
No claims viii be received or entertained
from any person who is or has been engaged
in rebellion against the Government Of the
United States, or who IN any way has given
aid, or shall give aid OF comfort 70 the enc
mics Of the Government, and all claimants
shall file with their claims sn oath Of alleQi-
ance 70 the Government Of the United
States.
The mastering officer will furnish official
copies Of all musterin rolls, for the infor-
nation and guidance Of the above board
Any citizen Of Tennessee who shall offer
his or her slave for enlistment into the
military service, shall, if such slave be &C.
cepted, receive from the recruiting officer a
certificate thereof, with descriptive list of
such slave, and become entitled TO compen-
sation for the service OF labor Of said slave,
not exceeding the SUM of three hundred
dollars, upon fling with the above board
valid deed Of manumission and release, and
making satisfactory proof of title and any
slave SO enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlstments will be made in accord
ance with the provisions Of General Order
No. 800, current series War Department.
By order Of the Secretary Of War,
GEORGE L. STEARNs,
Major and A. A. G. U. s.,
Com'r 0rg'n .. S. Colored Troops.
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HEADQUARTERS CONFUSION ron THR !
ORGANIZATION OF y. S. CoLoRED TRooFs,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1868.

In accordance with orders from the ProBi-
dent Of the United States, tbs following re-
cruiting stations have been established for
colored troops in the Department Of the
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Has also on hand by far the largest and most com
plete assortment Of
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Hats, Caps and Military
HAT CORDS,

OF any house either Ia this place or Louisville
Ny stock IN this line Is direct from the msnufac.
tories, and will sell Es low as Any Cincinnati house.
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100 cases choice can Pine Apple,
$50 cases fresh Can Peaches
100 cases fresh Cove Oysters,
90 cases Concentrated Milk,
100 cases fresh Can Tomatoes,
80 boxes choice Hamburg and English Dairy
Cheese,
$4,000 Cigars Of the most popular brands
100 dozen choice assorted Jellies, pfnts and
half pints,
200 dozen choice Catswba and Rhine Wine,
quarts and pints,
A tne lot Of new layer and NJ. r Raisins,
And most magnificent assortment Of cut and
plug Tobacco, chewing and smoking
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sCRIPTCRAL CHARTS, such as Life of
Christ, Prince Of Peace, Bible Events and
Pilgrims Progress, handsomely eolored.
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All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, viii be laid before
the board appointed by the President, and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-29
ranncII PracaedInr..

/ FRIDAr EVENING, March ee5, 1881
The Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment Present His Honor the Mayer,
and Councilmen Dean, Elliott, Birkes.
busch, Newman, Schmatte, Cook and
| Mills
The Minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
On motion, bills as follows ;wsre al
/ lowed, viz: ~ ia tek =
John McInerney, for labor on streets.
! 81 50i the Board Of Health was allowed
s.; G. O. Davis, three weeks salary as
Wharfmasser aud Policemen, ending
April 2, S3l so, A. Tenvoorde, do. 80:
] James Davidson, one years salary as
Treasurer, $3.50; Charles Reddon. two
months salary as Market Master, $50;
Jekn Collins, bill for gas 6xtures, s37.-
25; the Street Commissioner weekly
bill for work done on streets, S3l24;
committee on Police, $3.50; John Hea.
ly, for stationery, SIS: Hit. 4 Dehlkoch,
furnishing supper to the TRenty-hfth
Indiana, $3.50; John Cries, sharpening
plows, laying pick, &c. &c, belonging
10 the city, -. Hiram Nelson, for shell
ter furnished for refugees, aud money
paid out by him, s.; Hush DaHey, for
labor on streets, $3.50; John Marphy
do, 1915; Thomas BnlIen, Tor caring
on same, sl375. nsg ls.4
Revenus derived from city wharf n
the week ending March 9th, 1864,
$751; So. 49,. Esssss. 80 "a TFfss
Revenue derived from Central Market
(outside eollectionsl FOR the week ending
March 18th, 1864, 81 IS. =
Revenue derived from Upper Market,
from outside Collections. from January
10th, 1864. "a March 23d, 1864, SIS IS.
The Public CisteFns are reported N
good condition.
A petition, signed By snndry citizens,
complaining Of building owned By
John Ingle, Jr., and situated on part Of
lot %, Upper Enlargement, such build
ing occupying part of the pavement, was
read, and the Clerk instructed to farnish
said Ingle with copy OF said petition,
and he to confer with the Council On the
subject
i remonstranee against opening out
Of an alleg in Block Sc, Lamaseo, BIZ II.
Roth, was prsseated and read. and
y 4AlAtttAAu 0o1h AuA DttASlNusC0 were
appointed a committee 10 confer With the
owners OF property in said Block, inier
ested In said improvement
Counei.men Newman and Elliott were
appointed COMMITTEES to tx salaries of
City Officers for the ensuing year, and
report
The Mayor presented the speeifica-
tons for the construction Of pubic els
terms. which were approved and ordered
to be entered on the minutes
Ii was cuaered thAi~ihe Mayor aud
Committee on Police, be authorized to
employ a sufficient police force q serve
on the day and Night Of the Apra cleo
ton
Jacob Bennighof vas excused from
serving as Inspector on Election 81 the
ID precinct, at the ensuing Apra eles
sion, and Anthony Refs appointed ia his
place. Bsyless Bennett was alao APP
pointed for the "a precinct. provided "
Heilmau, appointed last meeting Of the
Conueil would not serve
The contract for hauling the steam
Ere engine was awarded 10 Builen &
Hitcs, nj $50 per month
The contract for the construction Of.
public cisterns, was awarded 70 John
Stocks, the lowest bidder, at SlJo each.
Adjoarned.
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IxPEmaL s1RFEF The ladies' Of Cum
bcrlaud Pressyteriau Church will e'Vs
q supper At Masonic Hall on Tuesday
night, March 29th, for the benefit OF the
Church
The bill Of fare viii be as complete az
the most fasiidious could desire Ladies
and gentlemen Wishing a pleasant eve
ming 8 repsst viii not neglect attending.
Doors open at = O'Clock y -
DSrThe Saving Bank. 10 Fir.t
street. bays aad sells 500 bonds, ! $40
bonds, per cent demand notes. quar-
ternaster's checks, gold. silver and de
mand notes. uncufrsnt money, Evans
vile and Crawfordsyille Railroad stock,
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad stock GER
Hseates. f b, sigh exchange on Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland, sight ex-
change on New York aud other Eastern
and Western eitiea CaIl'ahd pee before
selling or bayiag. marl-4t
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Gle Daily duurnaI.
EVANSVILLE. IND.
- -
TUESDAY .............aARcH
LOURNAL OPFIcE.
EVANsYIITR. !

Jop w0KK.--Tbs Joarn0f once Is Furnished
eth faii ss,ortm-at 81 sez asd beautiful type,
- the i.st styles, aaa Is fully prepared to sxs.
80, 81 tsndsoss work 50 cau b, doss ia tbs
STATE. ssss E, Jrrrzs .HsADs. Brtln sAos.
Hzanizss. ctsggtsss, Bgstssss cAsos, BAIt-
TlgzErs. ssDsn,s- Brts. PosrEss. &c. &C.. sitber
u plain Or EBcJ 1oIors.
oCR DTSDERT-ws have Ia esaHss,ioa with
tais ol5os or, THE best BOOK BIsDgRIEs ard
BLANK B0oK MAECFAcTURIEsin this sfste.
s.sa are prepared % De EULIxs sad BINDING - d.
sired Nagsziass. Periodicals, &c, bound In any
style required. and old books rs-b@snd at Short
Dotts Lsagers, Journals and blank books, for
Railroads, Steamboats,, Banking Houses, her-
chants, &c, Manufactured on a. reasonable terms
e. aoy other establishment.
All work done sttbls Office viii be dOss prompt.
y. sB4 VII ts ready when promised.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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SHOCKING ACcIDEsr.-Ws learn that
as the train on the Terre Hauts and
Richmond railroad was approaching
Bridgeport, Yesterday, from indianapolis,
Two men were walking on the track in
the same direction the train was going
AZ the train came near them the enei-
neer whistled the usual warning to leave
the track but i was not heard. lie then
wbistlad down breaks, but Il Was too
late. and both men we're knocked cd the
track, one into each ditch
The train was stopped AS speedily a.
possible and backed up the scene of the
disaster, when one Of the meu was found
entirely dead and the other scarcely
breathing. he too died BY the time the
the traih reached Brazil, US was com.
munica,ed by Telegraph.
Some oppose the persons killed were
deaf muies They we're both young
probably about Il or Is years old Il
was terrible accident