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solenlnly c6ninle boil fae militarys
and civil aathoFtie ana All private

'I'----+ t+Srttt~t1 NtAAo +tft1+
solenlnly Genuine boil tie militarys
and civil aathottie anA All private
citizens 70 look around and save the
Aeits frona.iilpending i'll before it is TOO
lhte Seeaothe Kitchen celIars, privies
and back lots. and streets and allies, if
they are in the condition they should
be.
Independent Of the locality referred
no, IN fheAeighborEood Of the Sulphur
Spring, there are in and around the
city in every direction accommodating
heaps Of garbage, the carcasses Of dead
horses, cows, hogs, dogs, cats, rats and
what not, thrown carelessly around
That Nashville enjoys comparative
good health at this time is no argument
against the removal, and the institu-
ton of the necessary prophylactic meas
nfes to secure the city against the raw
ages Of disease, arising from these fear
fal causes. Remember that Norfolk
never was healthier than just before
the appearance Of the plague Of 1855,
and that New Orleans had enjoyed a
period Of ten years exemption from
yellow-fever, and had just settled down
into the belief that the dreaded mon
sier had departed foreyer when the
black-winged messenger reappeared in
ali his nvonted horror
These insidious evils come upon US as
does tho thief at night His dread voice
strikes upon our ear, as does the alarm
Of the fre-bell at the deep hour of mid
night, arousing US to the terrible reality
Of beholding our friends, wives, child
rem, and selves, locked in the fatal en-
brace ofthe cruel andremorseless tyrant
death.
Let rs one and all bestir ourselves,
for We are all alike interested for our
comfort, health, and happiness, in the
speedy removal of these frighttul sources
Of disease
If shall have the extreme good for
tune Of calling the attention of the
proper authorities to the matters here
entraced, the end for which have writ
ten, win have been attained, and my
desire for the continued good health,
peace, and prosperity, of our thriving
city amply rewarded
Most respectfully,
2 and truly your obed Mt sery't,
L L. COLEMAN.
\ ,er,-,,rr AF.ycl, o 1874
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llOst IespecIiuiIyi
and truly your obedn sery't,
I. Z. COLEMAN.
NASHVILLE, March 2, 1864.


HEADQUARTERS COMMISSION FoR TIE !
oRe4kIzATIeS 81 U. s. CoLoRED TRoors,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1868.
In accordance with orders from the Presi-
dent Of the United States, the following re-
cruiting stations have been established for
eolored troops in the Department Of the
Cumberland:
Nashville, Tenn, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Murfreesboro', =" Bridgeport, Ala.
Gallatin, Pikevills, Tenn.
Wartraee, =" Fort Donelson, Tern.
GAINESVILLE, " McMinnville, Tenn.
Shelbyvlle, " Pulaski,
Columbia, Lynnyille,
Stevenson, Alabama.
an 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 viii hold its sessions at Nash
vile, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting lists will
be furnished the board for public informa-
ton, and on demand exhibited 20 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 shy 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 or comfort to the enc
mics Of the Government, and ali claimants
shall file with their claims an oath Of allegi-
anee TO the Government Of the United
States.
The musiering officer VIII furnish official
copies of all muster-in rolls, for the infor-
nation and guidance OF the above board
ANY citizen Of Tennessee who shall offer
his - her slave for enlistment into the
military service, shall, if such slave be ac-
eepted, receive from the recruiting officer a
certificate thereof, with descriptive list Of
such slave, and become entitled to compen-
saiion for the service or labor Of said slave,
not exceeding the sum Of three hundred
dollars, upon filing with the above board
valid deed Of manumission and release, and
making satisfactory proof of title and any
slave 50 enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlistments will be made in accord
ance with the provisions Of General Order
No. S2e, current series War Department.
By order Of the Secretary Of War,
GE0RgE /. STEARSs,
Major Ead A. A. @. U. s.,
Com'r 0rg'n q. S. Colored Troops
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TAXES % b. Wlnsm Ksnnsfy DARK. hrosn
Il hor1s msls, about - kaai8 aiz1, pslt tEo
year, Cd has sai dls marx % his ozcE 1a atofl 81
q s.eh hinl Eiol ral1ff e. fTa eft mno u4S
laksa "a b. iAe sih Ward, NesAfiis fslflet 10 4
is6 as-sss ALEX. McDkNIEL, RaagsE
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I have read. and shall continue .tof read with
crest pleasure the United States Serves kasazne,
Edited ly my friend Prof. Coppee, WioEa REGARD
as one ~ the most accomplished otscsFs 81 the
Army.
Such Nag zine cannot fan % Be OF TIE great
est interest 20 Che Army and Navy. lad - the Tbhe
generally"
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81 have read with great satisfaction the FIRST nsl-
Der Of the Masazine and shall be very glad q ecu
tribute 70 its success in any way IN my poser."
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Yonr lnew Magazine, haze 20 deubt, Eill be
very successful, NOS orly IN the Array and Navy but
among civilians FOR every one l. deeply interested
IN this holy War and Modem Crusade against Bar
bslrizIn -
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Nz

WI be furnished res q charss b soldiers N % oei
Of the Hospitals, II their bottles or inntand1 nre
brought at the above hOurs s0IDEzs are taught one
thiId leEa than citzers.
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TO the Ladies.

All Affections CT the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been 50 uufortu-
nate 70 rniscsrTy prove abortion, can he carried
to their fall time Il found pregnant, ~ giving nle
rafi Il.
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81 Cherry street,

where the afflicted may always End him engaged
with the ZEAL assiduity, secresy and attention
20 their misfortunes which has successfully dis
tinguis1ed hiIn = Physician u his special depart
ment OF professional practice.
DR.. C0eman graduated at the University Of Penn.
sylTana, at Piiladelphia, in ls44 Since thai tine
he has given his.entrs and undivided attention e
his profession All
ChTOaie and Aclste Disease,
ScTofida, SPIRAL AgecfiOls, Graro
HydFooats, C5ngsait0l ard Aocdentdl PhvaOsis
S5r1ctarss Diseases u the RidHeys, Bladaer and
b0Sfrate Glaad, lheroBrol Affections assd
60 Diseases q De sSAn, GIMP Rcf etc,
meet with no resistance from his remedies
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FrOu ds Hoa. JHdgs ~ GFesa,
Prszldeni Of ne Law school, at Lebanon lem "A
who waa for - years on the supreme HsEch 81 Tea-
neEses:
's&r. Doibaaf has spent many yaaFe IN teaching
and perecting his system e Instruction, and b b
faf superior 70 any teacher Of penmanshp have eF-
er seen. You viii perceive at once that he b man
Of tine intelligence. lie gives no instruction without
and bis reasoning s ~ juss and ciear has
ySu 81 perceive The principle he seeks 70 npart
and thai being hxed N The mind, she pupil, acting
upon Il, soon learns 20 write With easo and rapiitY
&c veil a. with elegance.
/ commend Mr. Dolbear % your kind attention, and
trust vii be consistent with your views sad feel
ings % forward his objects. Any servics you nay
reader him viii BE- worthily bestowed ant Ein obliFs
me. Very respectfully, year risad,
LERAs0s, fESS., Oct. 20, is56. \. GRIN.
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among Lle contrDutorS 70 Inc nr5t numbers are:
Admiral B0YsroS, u. s. g.;
General VIZ y. BARRf, U. s A.; and
Captain z. c. BoTSTON, Adjutsnt al the Military
Academy.
In the second number the contributions are from
the pens Of distinguished Military and Scientific
Writers, upon topics OF their special study. -
The publisher has the pleasure Of announcing
that contributions are already received from many
Of our most distinguished officers of both Services
and other writers Of the highest authority.
This enterprise has been undertaken at the So
hcitation Of many prominent officers, 70 supply an
acknowledged want OF the service, due 70 the inn
mese Development Of the science Gnd art Of war in
Us REfSdTrAL AnTictrs viii cover the entire scope
Of War Topics, including Notifications and lnven-
tons II Arms Of an kinds: Notes on the Orgausa-
ton Of Armies and Navies Historical Sketches and
Illustrations Interesting Narratives Of Personal
Experience Stories Of Military and Naval Life (;
Military Hygiene, and such other themes rs are d-
rectly or indirectly connected with the great sub
ject s-lr.s.sss
The columns Of OFFICIAL ISrELIIGKNcR will be
always full and accurate, and be brought up to the
very day Of going to press. The Department 1t
Washington have offered every facility for the full
fllment Of this promise.
The EDITOR's . SpEcIAL DEP1RTxENF 4" viii pre-
sent from month 70 month, a sketch of the Pro
gress Of the Wsr; clear statement OF our Foreign
and international Relations and such varied Colo
guy with Readers and Correspondents as viii keep
the Journal On rapport with its Patrons. Extracts
from Army Letters and TTanslatiOns from Foreien
Military and Naval Magaznes viii also appear ID
this Department.
The political aspect Of The Magazine VIII Be patri-
otto, hut bipartisan. Its pages VIII be no field for
incorporate discussion; but there shall always be a
clear recognition Of the honor Of the country, and
the majesty Of the constitutional Government in
the present struggle and deternnation TO further
the grand objects for which our armies are in the
field and our Navy afoat.
In all purely Military Criticism it shall be the aim,
II this Journsl, while doing full justice, to tell the
truth without partalify. favor or Nfiectiou -
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My books VIII show that for the past FIVE months
my practice hes increased hundred per cent. over
the last year, until II j. not % be surpassed BY any
IN the state. With my genera practce 10 the cry,
treat the following ~ vi kA4
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cSHn1F Register.
He are authorized 70 announos CHARLfs r.
RANi1NS1 As tse Uniu1 canJiiaie Tor County
REGISTER Of Davidson CsupsF, - fils ensuing March
lection. Mar DIST.
We are authorized fc aanolnoe THOMAS G
CRUNK IS csniidais for the on e q C0Jsatv Trus
tee 6or davidson County "a the ensuing March cleo
ton. - Ieb Il--tdae
We ere Authorized - aunoHnce P. ". MAXEY e.
a e2n6d sts for tbs 0face Of County Trustee FOR Da
vidson County, Al tbs snssing MaFch election.
Feb -tdos - r,-rs-
We are sctbOrizad % announce Capt JOHN WILL-
son a. A candidate FOR TSBSrsK Of Davidson Coun
81 at the ensuiug March eleetion. FEB b--tdee
We are srkbo-izsd 20 a1n9aace z. 81. hcBRIDE,
as 3 eaadidsis for C0USs TBgSTfE Cor aTidson
County 81 the ensuing March election. Jan ze--td1
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81. EOUIs, CAIR0 AND NASHVILLE
Weekly Packet.

TIVE NEW AND sPLESDID s
Passenger steamer kiI,|,sser.r-
PERIAL, -
II O. McCOaAs. AssifF sil MIKE isliaf O. ~ 20
fbe above frade, leaving Nashville
ErsrT WEDN EsDAf az " o'csock 4. r.
Passengfrs 81 dLs hoaE maF EelY On fnaising close
connection g. Caro- with ne ~ nos ceutshi - lr1al
for Chicag0. erld az ne cfies b he Northwest
For ffelghf 81 Tasast1e npriy On iEsfl, Or -
B0fD 4 PERL E3 AFenis.
p. S.-Returlng, hsayes S. Louis egsry sAlC Rs
DAY u 5 o'clgck 2. =.
Fstl-sLn.
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Night Emissions Cared.

Young Msn, stop he6ore ynu further 60. o. 81
diseases subject 70 Man there IS disease 50 hard
ID euro - Night Emissions, and physeians are
sarce tiaa understand trearinZ IL and % yen ean
ia iifssfeht Stascs who have spent dollar afr dol
lar and are now vel cured ~ ne. aIn daily re-
ceisinR letters and sending cine - 81 parts q
any vray. and VII give me cal. VII give satis-
f.tifr f az Of the disezses mentioned ~ tils 3D.
Terflsenleat me Best Of reierences eiten p This
III letters dfeose3 70
, DR.. McGILL,
No a Union street. Nashville Is1n..
Jaas VII meet sifh prompt aiieEgian-
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The Health Of the uty--Secesslty Of
Cleanliness.
DR. l. l. COLEMAN,

o. shy Lsraf[ Cafsai Of Di9a{s & AID
dF5,oslfls ee. a,afshs Nscssli,g ., Re
aogiag The sane l.fere M epg,roacl q
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u, S, Christian Commission,


OHAPLAISs and others interested IN furnishing
I J regiments aud hospitals with religious reading
are invited 70 draw grufuitOus supplies regularly
from the stations q the Christian Commission 81
Nashville Murfreesboro', TtIllah0nla, Bridgeport.
Chattanooga, Knoxville and Huntsville. Apply M
person, when convenient
Orders sent by mail should state the number Of
men and the mode q transportation. Adams ET-
press Company take packages 70 al points where
thev have an Office. The special attention o. req
ments and detachmenfs lying on the railroads, both
north and south q NashFlle, is called % this op-
portunity q q supply q good reaf5ng-
EDW j. SMITH,
Fsb23-lms GeneFal Field Agent.
NOR RENT-A Frame House, suitable for small
store. For particulars apply at the office Of the
Nashville Wood Company. "a College street, be-
tween Church and Broad, %
ERNEST N. BEsENT, Az.
VTYASTED-By the Nashville Wood Company,
w 1900 Cords Of good Ash, Hickory and Ma
pie Wood. cut 10 the TREE WITHIN twenty miles q
Nashville, delivered OF either hank q the Cuner-
lind IN easy hauling distance forWhich liberal
price Eiil Be- paid. Inquire a the ofce, q College
street, between Church and Broad q
ERNEST Il. BEHENT, Agt
UTANTED-By the Nashville wood Compsny.
w &C Wood Choppers. 70 whom liberal saglzs
viii be paid, subsistence furnished, ami protection
ERNEsT a. BEMEET, Ag't,
- College sfreet, ieiseen Church and Broad.
3auzi-a
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MILITARY AND NAVAL DICTIONARY.
A COMPENDIUM or ALL THE WORDS AND
"a Phrasas esed IN MAifaFy 4ricnes ed ~ fl.s
eaniyalers IA frsaeh; especially adapled . The
tiseges Of the United STATES Army sd Navy FGly
iliristrated uilh wood EnEftelrEs. ~ E1EEf CoF-
FEr pfofsssor "a English Litersture and History IN
the University a Penasyiysuia late 81 Ofiioef q
Artillery in the service q the United States.
G. b. RICHARDSON, Publisher, =
MAzl--eNe - gees Bfosdany, New fork. =
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C. w. ROBACK.

SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER
of Blood Purifier, Blood Pills, Catasba and Swedish
Brandiss and Ell kinds o. choice domestic Liquors,
which are sold Wholesale, or IN any desired quantity.
Sold b.. WOLFsTEIN KRAMER, No 90 Market
street, and b. Dealers every shsFs.
dec8-8me
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SPECIAL DISEASES

" AGE he has received, Or. Coleman respect-
fully informs citizens and soldiers that he has re-
moved his DISPENSARY to
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AIF- MCKAY.
FTNE BATH ROOM.

And are prepared to furnish BATHS either WARN OF
COLD, At short notice.
We solicit liberal share Of public patronage.
hCKAY d LAPSIER.
HB.-We haVo Just received barrel Of Pay Bum,
for the henadt OF orr customers. Nal
dec = -Sm
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- " -. - ~ laaa

Cllcs GT the O0ulf tFclier OF The NufredtEs
WAszIEGToE, December H. l6eS. J
UTHKREAs, By SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
wv presented to the undersigned, Il hs been
made q appear that the First National Bank Of
Nashville, in tho County Of Davidson and State Of
Tennessee, has been Only organized undsr, and &C
corng TO- the requirements Of the act Of Congress,
entitled " An act to provide national currency,
secured by pledge Of United States stocks, and tc
provide for the circulation and redemption Thereof,
approved February 20, 1858, ana has complied
with all the provisions Of said act required 20 b.
compiled with before commencing the busihess O.
Banking;
Nov, therefore, I, HUGH MoCULtocB, Comptroller
Of the CurroEcy, do hereby certify that the ead First
National Bank q Nashville, C0Gnty Of Davidson and
State OF Tennessee, is authorized to commence Tie
business Of Bauking, under the acs Aforesaid. e.
In testimony whereof, EitEass my hand and seal
Of oiiice, this sleVe1ih day OF Deoember, 1853,
(signedl te VI II. McCiLLOCH,
ianI7-do0d Comptroller Of the Currency.
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MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TkahESSk.a---RO. -
t8T HEREAs. on February Is, 1894, an inforrnation
w was lied IN the District Court Of the
Of the United States for said District, By Horace
Hsiris0n, Esq Attorney or the United States Tor said
District, who Droaccuie5 thefein on behalf Of NE
United States and Joseph X. Dilius Surveyor Of
Customs al Nashville, az inst 20 tercss Of hams
marked "B and Y }" and 20 barrels q molassfs, Of
which Conner Nasson ars The FeFuiet owners. and
sglinst all prsons lawfully Intervening f5r their in
terests therein, slisgi thai on February 10, 1854
said goods vera seized 10 said District on land BY
B5if urFay0r o. Customs forfeited for causss q
said inf rmati'n set forth and avsrred % be trac
AMI praying for the usasi pieces and m0uliiun.
EoS, therefore, IN obedience % tha monitor Tn
der the = al Of said Court . ue directed, hereby
give public notice 10 al pefsons Concerned % Interest
IN said prOp5riy - appear before said Cgurt on she
third Monday m April rezt, 90 the Federal Court
E0om IN the Capitol at Nashville, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ then and th0re % inierp0s8 their claims and make
their alle9atiOas.
e r. gIAsOOCg,
IA Marshaf w.ddfs Dist ~ Tern.
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FEBRUARY NUMBER NOW READY.

FEBRUARY NUMBER NOW READY.
cosTESrs.
I. The Ethics and Humanities OF War
II. Military sugery. Ancient and Modern fFuli o.
lncidentSl. hre
III. Organization Of the State.
". On the Military Topography Of Europe.
V. The African Color Sergeant
VI. Later Ramhles over the Field Of Gettysburg.
fConeluded.l
VII. Three Months Around Charleston Bar; OF
The Great Siege as We Saw it.
VIII. Cavalry Song.
Literary intelligence snd Notes Of New Books.
Editors Special Department.
Official Intelligence.
The Army.
The Navy
ls
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Lost.
ON THE passenger train from Louisville Feb 2G,
~ between Cave City and Nashville, p CREi.
COX containii z nearly $40 In greeubseks, some
checks On Z. Ferris, Suti,r l4th CT, and note
# hand calli FIR 500, signed by Lac G. Nc Nil
Ian any peFs0n delivering the same, With contents,
q the Headquar eTs Of captain r, d MASSEY, g
Cedtr street, Nashville, he undersigned, AZ the
camp Of the Isth U s C T., Ch2ttsnOcgi, Tenn,
will be literally rewarded
Lent. ELI MoMILL M.
Feb % 1864 1--WE
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Lnrr.-Grs. SCOTT s,rs .

TIE FoEIowISa ARE A INV or THE MANY FLArTSz-
INs TEsrINoNIALs FROM DISTINGUISHED
oYFIcEzs AND CITIZENS
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BOON orT snslA's DTug slors, CO... Cs,vok cd Fl.s
% 81 night
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Observation-Disclosures County.

VIZ ABE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCES Tx
name, Of LTCURGUS MCCALL, candidate for re
election a. Tax Collector for williamson County
Election first Saturday An March. jan 22-ids
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Ir'nsin y'aFs' ! FesPeso8ileIiy,

Allow M 10 introduces 70 yoo ny frisnd, J. w. De-
bear Who si.s ycur city Tor the purpose d teaoh
Ing Penmznship and Fh0n0graphy. His reputation
successful teaohof Is vel AID Wildly estab-
liyhsd thai vii say nothing on that score. ouly
desire to present him as Eentcuan from Whosa -
oissy have derived much pleasure and prodi and e.
Gro whom Jon have tbs intelEenoe % appreoista
anything you may DO 70 further bis designs VITA BE-
grasefuly acknowledged By your nisnd,
JOIN q. EDaAR
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FFNtKEN up, January %, lsGf. by J. B. Curley.
n two mules - stgays. Che % them b Of cars,
brown color, msro mule, ab0ns Or ysfrs old
about Is hands high sh0d al r0uad no other mafks
or br-nfs % Sefv sbs Yaluei af frfy 90 ioiisri
Dir. Curiey lives % the Lsbarcn PIKE. three miles
from Nashville District No 70 Asa. auother mare
Mule, dark cOior, or years old htrBess MARKS on
her, about & haads high, scar on her right had
lex, shot 81 round Othsf mirks or brands
JAMES q. HOUsrON,
b. a SMITH.
ALEx. ScDAEIn, Ranger.
feb Z5-Me
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Sir-Consldering good handwriting % Be not oniy
an accomplishment, bat means % success 10 every
man engaged In buinese, greatly applaud your neT.
itorous exerions 70 Improve the chrography % the
never writes willingly; and consequently olten al %
write when they should and when they 90 Wrils & s
done AZ the lat moment, with haste and lmpatenca
and consequently with uits Of al kinds, onsn CEN
hitting and inIariag both the writer and tie cause
which be advocates. Wishing zoe every sucoees n
Jour iaHtabie undertakings,
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Tofheroters of Redfnrd CounfY.

woald most respectfully announce myssh can
didate for Sheriff Of Bedford county st the ensuing
March election, aud as an Unconditional Unicn mRa,
1 solicit the suiffages q the voters.
fan. 2e-td.s G. N. JENKINS
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fhs following very iust remarks Of the Hon. Thos.
B. Bs1tOu, .. 3. senator, worthy The attentive
regard q parents and IN young persons Who have
anF h0ne Ol gaccess ln the haslness 81 LIE.
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Among ths contributor, to the frat number. are:
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On Maslst ssrest. opposi, Emo usiieu
Feb lS--eUeod haekMEe, lem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-17

No MORE WOMEN ALLOWED TO VIsIT
TIE FRoNr.-The Nashville Union is
requested "by the highest authority" tc
announce that no more passes will be
granted to the wives and families of Of
6cers, to the front Of any of the armies in
this theatre of operations. "Northern
pspers will save such persons much use-
less expense and trouble by--giving pub
hcity to this statement"
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REAT BARGAIN IN LANDS.

900 Acre Of land for sale, considerable portion o.
which Is under eultiva In the central part Of Lee
County and within thirty minutes BY Railroad IRON
Keokuk. This andis admi Iasty ntted for sheep OF
stock far m, an will be ,old At low price Au op-
pArtuoity euch a. rarely Is here offered fos
making most desirable Investment Title perfecs.
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Keokuk, Nov. l9 Re-t Estate Agent