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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

i.ii-sn STATE lsg.sa,arss al cnnssn-
tou. lave Lecisr.d tbcir rteisrcncs for
" Lnra'n 90 49, nesi Prs Sect
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

1ab- % Hari- 81. ~ ~oath Ber-iel
Js-es l'raua,ori. ~ Hsth y a far-el.
~ Enes1rl = D ilsr-v. ~ Esng-r.
have been elected D-.sEst-. at larrs iron
Ms.r- i. thr in.oa NaaoraI Convention
o. hs BID si BaItiao-s Jane ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

THE ssHHsrH ScHcot TSscHrE Tie
recent dessh q The LsnI Ag~u'. th. uars
iansated Col. Hirsu Ch,p-rs-. rr-urnd, "a.
- ~ ineidsnt concerted -ish o.. .Ie~sio-
10 th~ ofhc~ a htiie mere than vear 40
Several other csudidat-. --re IN Oh. SID
81 the tine - his nsniration. al havtns
th-ir activc supporters The canvas. b.
csu'e a. sninstel ons. A. thc ~onvenfi,r
10 uss- tn -o--inafion - hcs-1 . frfe-I
81 'oi O.. isboring -itb q courie - elder
ig u'~uihsrs. one - -hor. vas wo-thr
deacon ir th~ eo.r~-raf io-ai e .u-rh. % -iv.
h-u ths- votes Th-v h~.ltssed ND
fing r-cf-r~ros f.r srotb~r a. .,-.,k
irg ofCol Chsru,-'s ftuess fs- Oh. 80.
hs freud i.-itenfai'v -rrsrk.l fhat he "a.
'' >1's.r'i ~-t.-f fer-i~-- "Isttsts-s-
i1Ta.red bra-or X Ties 7 e. f3- "a. -
" ID 90 a. ! ID rsns-tcd 30 friesa ss,8-
in- resr hrn. erf 's>., 81. 49, or. s.f
't1ru-a - 1.Hliarft.a 49, ---t f-- -
isE q ssbtsfh School tes.hs- w. t...
ter rec0mnl-niat.oa rrn asa t,... E-t
our ieparted friend las gone 81 bi, -,-,-4
m q hetf>r hni He died ssh, Esel ,
'iurrre ehr.stisn. Prare 81, BE- ssbss
One thossaad share. ri Osf5r8 IIsus,-
e. hi1ins toapsrvs sfors. rers ed ia
hosfor. SATURDAY,. at frst bosrI. a. ~.
A. sscord bs,rd. sse bsndrsd usre BOD o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

H.n. D.. IS. We,l1ay 81 >relsa. ..
ue-i.esr3 g. aae -fta- u,ro on vioa ths
cso.rt isr i.all Areaf. 81 Ltsiy t5 iaIl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

Esnwsr TasFTtc. The r,c,lr,s On shs
Grad Irauk Eal-sy &C. ihs -e.s ssaiss
MARI i-th. --re sl.u 81 81,
'orresPer-ing -esk AS fssr. -j.ssl -
Iaerehse' S-u.U4s 80
lhsre -h' a. iaervhss Dong I'll -eek q
s-.iti ~ ia Passrus ers. al $3.50 % .n
20 80
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17
We wish It We're True.

The Cincinnati Enquirer, speaking
for the political friends of c. L. Val
landighanl-the Aid-and -Comforters of
the rebelIion-says, "There is but one
issue before the people, and that is, not
how the war shall be conducted, but
whether it shall be conducted at all.
The Democracy are for Professionalism
peace"
The Cincinnati Enquirer represents
the democracy in the same way and TO
about the same extent that Satan rep
resents the saints in Paradise Chicago
Post -
We only wish we could believe the
statement Of our Chicago temporary,
but we cannot More than one half of
what is sometimes called the Demo.
cratic party, are for immediate peace
for an immediate submission 10 the die
tates of JEFE DAVIS; for an immediate
dissolution Of the Union. The traitor
faction will control the action of the
Chicago Convention, and the Post, and
its friends, must either bolt the nomi-
nation, or accept peace candidate, on
a peace platform
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17

UFE1cF % CHIET FE5ryEsa.
Chattanooga, Tern Jime l0 IslA.
Tgprssre, and f2rr.er Aeq.ser5 Of he Pioneer Brads
1771y of tx C1r5rlaci.
TI,HE UNDERSIGNED Has BEEN AUTHORIZ-
el - th. MsjoF-35rnrfai cor1t-. lu0.ug 90 raise
al fIg.i--r Regiment from thr fignler Ers1i0.
~ accord.-,ce sslh the toilpfug acs OF CJngr-ss.
spprovei Mss 40, 1854
An AC'f' 10 ortirize e regiment 81 Vet@fnu Vslau-
teer Engineer
Re 3 r-slrss ~ n seg1te crIs HDlse ~ Erp1eg.-
frfsesDf ~ bn,f sff.s II Ari.nc1 N C1rrs.. a .
.aHbei. That the Secretary 81 War h. ami be- g
hereby, authorized N en7t, or ~ aIy .o!lulesr
served o. are n0H serving ~ pioneer, Tout0u err
% eaGne@rs, . serve wherever required for three
years, o. during ihe Bar, to consist ri tan e9Hpe-
MES, mi i0 h6Te the same Circulation TsV sni
ei1oium-rts as are Iloaed 70 engineer soldiers u--
der the provisions of thu lOurlh section * ~ lal
Jon = TIE military estti4.sbiaeIf.' approved Au-
gss; ttird, eighteen hunired and siEt y-oH=-
Sec. .. Ind d y ftrtisf e.rr-a that tie officers
~ he engineer, authorized O. b. raised uudrr ut-
provisions d te iofe GONG secton .'I te spfoi1-
ted ld commissions, - he President 9f Doe al.
ted STATES dc recommendation NJ TIE couun4l.-
der 0fthc Army Of tIe Cumberland sn.l shah Pc
ceiVe the sgne ray amt "a D.Fsnc-s engineer O1f-
or q Similar grade in the regular arHs.
All present a1id fortaer u.enlbers Of th- Pooesr
br-ale of me Auuy 81 She Cumberland are HsIf-i
% enter M engineer ssrvce ih tii- Hlen- Thfy
car procure Ei-ch sddilollI Information a lhe3
may ufet lF0fn ne, or from suy officer nos sert.rr
IN th- Pcn@er Bfgsds.. ti-s majority " hon s1I
enter tas e1gneeT reWment
Lieutenant Ne.r, Enelueer IieE1r-ruent hl-h-
vie. e he recruiting officer lor Na-hye ani 81
e.ft5. W = MERRILL,
Caps. u. 8. EnEinf srs,
Ciasi Engineer Army CumbeFllad-
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Valuable Real Estate to
be Sold at Auction.

At THREE O'CLOCK on SATURDAY, JUNE
n T., ls6S 80 vii seD. ~ the gle-t bidieF. o.
the corner u the - Cloud Hotel that fsiGailc
piece - property On Ci.uFch-stTset, stnsi.i IT,
twern the simmons Bios, and fhe Method -
4 hurrh, opposite the r.. Cinud Hotel Tie igt
fronts - ft, snd sl - q sided into four iots 81
~ fret each, With depth 81 100 feet a portion 90
tie hfIiidIug ana material on the pf0pfry fIu e.
wigh eaen lot flers beng material enoUgh On the
ground % bllild iour large stnfos.
VI vii also saii at The earne time the property
on C-dsr-ztf.st sai0iulng tbs g. A.e81a- "a rfeiI
there are three stores and Dwelling. wiihia 80
feet Il the Puilic -quare
Tissa are the hesi leeslesi pieces ~ property 10
Ihe cisy for business Purposes, and sft1ld rare
chance ~ capitalists. fefsas cash.
j. o. EWING, tr
n. +. ALLOWAf.
iunf ff-f4
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17

s- The official bulletin Of the 18th an
nounoed that GRtSr has changed hi
base TO the James rivera circumstance
expected for some days--and that al
ready portion Of the forces were 81
e1 bermuda Hundred, and that the re
mainder Of the army was crossing the
river on Tuesday The whole move
ment vas effected without q fight, other
! than slight cavalry sIsirmish, which
is evidence positive that. LIZ has not
force sufficient to take the offensive,
but must rely solely upon his fortifica-
tons. There is no time when an army
is 50 vulnerable, as when moving by the
y flank, along an enemy front yet,
with ell the advantages which such a
position gives, LEE did not venture to
give battle, but moved to the works Of
Richmond, to act upon the defensive.
With his army once in position south
of the rebel capital, Lsg must do one
of three things Attack GEASr in his
intrenchments move north upon Wash
~ ington; or eyacuste Richmond, without
sma fight We have no idea that he viii
b adopt the Iast-mentioned species Of
tactics. The political effect, both at
home and abroad, wonld be so decided,
-oa that IL. would be looked upon as equiv
alent 10 an abandonment of the strug-
gle Besides, the strategieal Importance
of Richmond is so great, that, if the
place is captured by GE,ST, thousands
ofmen now doing garrison duty win be
relieved we shall then. have 40 points
70 defend, and particularly will Wash
ington be safe, witheut.more than NOM
inal garrison; and the only forces
needed in Virginia, will be cavalry
enough to keep down the guerriHas;
and no invasion, in force, Of Kentucky,
~ East Tennessee, or West Virginia, could
take place, as there would be no base
Of operations.
In addition, we have a water base on
the James; and hence the Virginia
railroads. except to Baltimore and Ohio,
may be abandoned, and the garrisons
needed to protect them, can be released,
and added to the main army. In a
word, having no important places to
defend, the entire energies of the coun-
try can be used in o6msicc operations.
Therefore, we have no idea that LEE
will eyacuate Richmond, without 8
fight b-ss faaa1
VIII he attempt an invasion of the
north, or the capture Of Washington
b By no means, while GRANT holds his
communications To do So would IN
sure the destruction OF his army Hav-
ing no troops from which to reinforce,
he could not divide his army; and to
march with the whole Of it northward
would be madness, with force too
large for him to fight in open battle, in
his rear
lie must attack GRAST; and he viii
doubtless attempt to defeat him before
he gets his troops in position. But we
have no doubt but the Lieutensnt-Gen-
eral has provided against all oontin-
gepcies; and, if Les gives him battle,
it will be to sustain defeat which viii
insure the fall Of the rebel capital, in
very brief time. grF
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17
EptbusIssm Of The People.

Throughout the North, the enthusi-
asm in behalf of the nominees of the
Baltimore Convention is unbounded
We have we can safely say, never wit
messed its parallel lmpromptu rati.
Gation meetings are attended by
thousands, even in small towns and
villages while tens of thousands
unite in the cities, in every gathering.
The whole loyal population will vote
for LINcoIS and JoHSsox.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17
Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF GWO WRfTs or ALAS
ID 1a1T fleia 10 me directed from the Circuit
Court OF the Uuiiel States for the Middle District
~ Tennessee, issues>.f its Apui Term, 1884, and
tlndad upon psdgnlsnts obtained IN said court
On the 2,th day 0i April, Iso3, Ia the esse II r.
" Gods, Msrsil : H.fynard, snd Wurts, Austin &
McNeigh IS. Jnb. b. Everett, viii expose 70 pub
House door. in the city 81 Nashville, and District
aforesaid. commencing 50 10 o'cloek, p. m, on
Sk1L RliAh the 3Fh iay q July. 1864. Oh the
rahf sifle, iuferess ard estate which Ino. =. EY-
-relt hsS ia snd 20 sn undivided fourth part Of =
trl-t 81 is1d, confsiHing 6qa acres, more or less
lying in District No davidson county, Tennessee,
beng the same trct II land that Thos. Il. Everett
der-esed was g zoi ard possessed al, and lie I'M
divided fourth paft Of which h devised 10 sid Jno
b Evereu su6leci O. the lie estate q F. z1.eih Ey-
,srei widow ~ said Thomas X. Ercrett, deceased
F. r. GLASCOck, -. ". N. .. !.
ir1ue III
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

From eight 70 twenty years standing, with names
known ~ science md ana.
For nadicsl properties 81 Buchn, zee LEspensa-
tory OF the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable F0EEs On The
Practice q PIT yfir.
See remarks made ~ the late celebrated 1T.
Physick Philadelp his.
Soc remarks made b Or. Ephr4m Mcdowell, q
celebrated PLY. ician, sEd member u the Royal
COLLEGE 81 Surgeons, ireland and putlishsd Ia the
Transactions OF the kipg snd Queens Journal
See dedico- Chirurgesi Review, published ~
Benjamin 1rsFers, eiiogF 81 lhe Royl College u
surgeons.
See most Of the iste s'snssrd work. Oh medicine.
Extract Buehu,. per botls * lof 500
1,,,-,d s s.,ssaPEH ssb l-s 81 $40 $40
dr half dozen Of each Tor 81, Hh.,h Wi h
sufficient n cure the most Ea1le cases. q dire
tons are adhered 20.
Delivered TO any address, securely pe-zed from
Oh eryation.
RS-Deseribe symptoms in ~ coHlnluniestions.
Cures guaranteed. AdYace graft
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Exactly.

The New Nation has "let the cal out
OF the iage After.a labored exposi-
ton of the principles and position Of
the FRsNoET and CocuEANg party, it
concludes by saying
There Is so little difference between
this party and the Democratic party
that il would be easy to adopt com
mon ticket, which would sweep every
thing before it,
That is a very nice bid, bat it wont
win. The supporters Of FKEaoSr are so
few, that the copperheads will not con-
slider them worth buying. The press
of that party are pretending that the
FREMONT movement is n serious one; but
none know better than they do, that it
anfounts TO nothing; TO nothing at all
that outside Of Missouri he viii not get
two per cent of the popular vote.
The leading German papers, outside
of st. Louis, al give LINCOLN and JOHN
sos q hearty support, The Chieago
Staats-Zeitung, the New York Demo
krat, and the Cincinnati Vollxsblatp-
three papers possessing the largest cir
culation Of any 6ermsnl papers in the
country, are unqualifedly for the Bal
timore ticket The same may be said
of the ST Louis Anzeiger, which has
more readers than the Westlicle Post,
and the Neue zeit, the FRrNoST organs
The Chicago Telegraph, which At first
was for E2EsoNT, is 50 plessed with the
domination of Governor JOHNSON, at
Baltimore, that il now hesitates about
giving& hearty support 70 the Glove
land movement The fact is, the Ger
mans are too patriotic TO sell themselves
20 aparty, whose highest ambition is 10
sever the Union.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17

A grand ratification meeting for the
State Of Tennessee shodld be called as
soon as practicable. The loyal people
of the State should have an opportuni-
" TO testify the unbounded satisfaction
they feel at the selection of LISooLx and
JOHNSON.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17

An immense mass meeting, 10 ratify
the nominations OF LINCOLN and JoHy-
soS, was recently held in Chicago. 1t
was one Of the largest gatherings ever
held in the city, notwithstanding the
fact chat only one days notice was
given.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17
BLOoDI BLoODi BLOOD!
HeImbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SaFsaparilla
SYPHILIS.
SYPHILIS.

This il sn affection of the blood aui attacks the
Sexual organs, Innings OF the nose, En-, Threat,
Mndp5pP, and ether nucus sur1sres, making Is
appearance "a the form of Ulcers. Helmboid's EY-
tract Sarssparilla parties the Blood and removes
ali scaly eruptons u the skin giving to TIE com
plexion clear sDd healthy color. Il being pTepsr
cd expressly for this class Of compuBts, its blood
purifying properties are preserved 70 greater e.
tent thsa any other pre- aTation Of SaTsaparji,s.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17
FRIDAY MoRSiSe, JUNE Il, 1864.

sEer ------g--------.--z --e--s 60 -=
a- e We furnish our readers with an unu-
-. bsaaliamountof news to-day Elsewhere
l7a wa be found full particulars Of Cen.
ba5 lHgSTEEs great victory, and also Of
sse lsisrR1sSs movements up to the eth
-rts a.fsiosod slI |
-frr inst .slso of KgTz's late expedition
g against Petersburg. These interesting
= ID aceounts viii be found on our first and
80 fourth pages. We also, on the inside,
al give the Richmond Examiners account
aog Of HtyTER's victory. it acknowledges
the utter rout Of JoSEs army aaa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17

All respectable Union papers who
favored change in the administration
have come out manfully for the ticket
nominated at Baltimore, and ara doing
ST in their power TO secure the success
of LINCOLN and JOHNSON.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17

Who ever heard Of a copperhead
speaking well Of an enemy, unless he in
tended to use him for some nefarious
purposeg The entire disloyal pres4 is
giving aid and comfort to FRENoxT
they hope to use the Cleveland schism
to aid them in November next But
their hopes have s Slim basis the PEG
pie will turn out Ga masss, and elect
LESooLx and J0HSsoN, BY an impress
dented majority. c
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17

There are but three English paper-
the copperhead journals exeepted-east
Of Ohio, which support the FREsoST
ticket They are the Anti7Slayery Stand
ard, the PrineipiA, and the New Nation.
Neither Of these posses either influence
or character Every other paper not
positively disloyal supports LlScoGs and
JoRSsoN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17
HEf.MRnLns ROSE WASH.

Al excellent Lotion foT Diseases OF Syphiiilr M
tIre and IS so injection q diseases q The urinary
organs arising from hRtdus q dissipation, used 10
connection with the Extrsrts BUcnu and 1zIsspE-
uila, IN such diseases As recommended.
Evidence OF the most responsible snd reliable
haractsr Will accompany the medelnes.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17


ATTEsDED vtTH TIKI FOLLOWING sTE7T0ss.
Loss OF Memory, fiftculty OF Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror u Diseases WakolulBess,
pimness OF Vision, psin in the Back.
Universal LassitUde ~ the Flushing OF the Body,
Muscular System, Erupfiels on the Fare,
Hot Hands. Palid COuntensnce,
Dryness OF she Skin.
these symptoms, if allowed 70 60 on. which thL-
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
INPoTEECY, FATCTTY, EPILEPTIC PITS,
in one OF which the patient may expire " no csn
say THAI they are not frequently followed by those
's.sadful diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are swars OF the Csuse 81 their suffering
bat none vii confess. The records Of Lhs Insane
Asylums and the melaneholy deaths BY cOnsump-
ton bear simple witness 70 the truth al the asser-
ton
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKSESS,
requires the sid of medicine 20 strengthen and in
vigorsts the system, which HELM50LD'S EA-
TRACT BUCHU invariably d0es. trisl viii con
vince the most skeptical.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17
Take M BslssB Mercury, ct unpleasant medicine,
Tor unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
HelmboId's Extract BuChu
CURES
SECRET DISEASHS

in al their stages; at Little expense; ltIe OF no
change in d ct; 20 Inconvenience,
AND No EXPOSURE
II causes frequent desire, and gives strength to
urnate thereby removing distinctions, preventing
and curing structures Of the Irethra, saying pain
and Inflammation, 50 frequent IN This clas' OF dis
eases, and eXpellin0 POISONOUS, DISEASED
AND WORN-OUT MATTER.
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIM or QCACES,
and who have paid HEAVF FEES to be cured in
r short time, have found they were deceived, and
that the Poison has by the use Of Powerful
out in an aggravated form, and perhaps after mar
riage.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17

The Columbia (Tenn) Chronicle of
last Saturday says a sad affair occurred
on the plantation of Mr.. Nat Moore,
on Sunday, in which his son Frank, a
young man, was shot by one Of his ne
groes. It seems the negro had left
home some time before, and upon re-
turning, Mr. Frank Moore ordered him
away, when an alteration took place
between them. Mr. Moore drew his
pistol for the supposed purpose of shoot
ing the negro, when the negro sprang
upon him, and took the pistol from
Moore, firing upon him, the ball enter
ing little to the right OF the mouth
and ranging upward to the ear. 1t is
an ugly wound, and was at first thought
fatal, but we understand the unfortu-
nate man will recover. The negro, we
learn, has gone to Nashville without a
trial, but the case needs and should
have an investigation, which viii, we
presume, be had soon
In regard to the Crops the Chroni-
Gle says wheat is doing tolerably we'll
in that section, and promises a fair
yield. Corn is fine and oats good, SO
says an experienced farmer
The Chronicle promises TO enlarge and
60 into the Presidential canvass. 1t
says
After this week, or next, at farthest,
the Chronicle viii be enlarged, and as
sumo 3 political cast The Presidential
campaign is nov being opened, and
tired of printing merely local sheet,
we propose 10 go in lemons and pcr-
chance, git squeezed The people can,
If they win, support paper in Colum-
bia. and il the citizens Of Maury county
desire to do 50, they are now invited 70
come up and place their names upon.
our books Wedo not ask for advance
subscription, bat TO all those who wish
TO become our patrons, can do so upon
"a credit, Of twelye-monshs il they.
subscribe FOR that time. Is not that
fair 2 We think 50.
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THE SOLDIERS
DIPLOMA,

A teariidii Telegraph Cam Parade end Battle
scene 40 highly c0lorod--flsrE -pHee .a taa cen
ter for your Photograph. IRE names 81 your oirers
reesnnant- md he fef-les you nsFe been engaged
ia. We ere se1dIpE thcus-sule u uIsl O. soldiers
.n camp who have them lIied out ant send them
horne. Wheu frames they make q beautiful pc
tore and for solder aud his Emily, q certified
rasoFd list VII become yearly more valued and
no-c hcBared. Every solder should send s0- enc
Sent b. mall IN paste-hnard trbe, on rece - Of
81 cant.- Ia.anrnL b ami
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AFFIDAVIT

Personally appeared be4oIe me nn Aldanuan a.
thersfy Of Phils6elphia, X. T. Heimbold, aho, b.
ing duly Sworn, doth say, his PREPARATIONS contain
no narcotic, no mlsrcury. or other INJURIOUS drug,
bus purely vegetable. II. r. HELHBoLB.
tuous ard sah-crihed before me- tbs "a day d
November, 1854. WM r. HIBBARD
Alderman, 9th-street. above Rae Phila.
Address letters for Information ln confidence,
H. T. HELMBOfap. Cl1eusisl.
Depot lof s0utn feIiA-streef,
HnlyM Cl-allruI nt.-.-Lllrl--s
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alew advertisements,
Wet Nurse

VA ANTBD. A WET NURSE FOR A Young
w child, to whom liberal wages VIII be gwen.
One without Oh ID would be preferred. For III
Their inormation apply 81 this Office.
iune i7-u
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TO THE
SOLDIERS -!
We HAVE PUBLIsHED A BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate.

FOR THE USE OF SOLDIERS.
Il is printed in four colors, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
in countless numbers into Dixie, with drums
beating, colors flying, etc. 4 blank line is
lefs for the name of the Soldier, Com pany,
Regiment and Officers; size 13x17. The
certificate is enclosed in a pasteboard tube,
and can be sent to any part of the county
without injury; and thesOldier, after filing
up the blank lines, can put it back in the
tube and re-mail it TO his friends, and they
will get it framed and preserve it a. g re-
membrance.
The demand for this Certificate is onOr-
nous, yet from our enlarged facilities for
publishing, re are able to keep constant
supply, and will fill an orders promptly.
Price 50 cents. Sent BY man, prepaid.
/. N. RHODES X co,
80 Union Street,
Nashville.
Agents wanted 70 sell ths above.
1-orr
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THESE PINS ARE WARRANTED FOURTEEN
j carats fine, and perfect M every rearecL

The shove sent By mail or otherwise, On thss re-
ceipt o. price and return postage.
Persons ordering VII please -tste the sizc Hnd
styie observation-disclosures hard or SOFT fine or cosr-e;
and II the pen shouId ail TO please or Prove defec
tive viii have the privilege Of exchanging ..
deduction Of fifteen per cent. allowed on orders
Of S2s OF over, ana twenty i've per cent. or th0se
Of SIO0.
Second quality Pen, ten carats fine, not included
in the above, with plated cases, ON % cents up
wards
Liberal discount 70 the trtde.
Also, will be Kept good Gssortmsnt Of
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GATES & GAMBLE,
Nc. 4s Wslnus.st..
St, mo. 2sR. chsrry-st.,

No. I4s wsinut-si., No. 2sN. chsrry-st.,
Crsrlnnaiis Nashville.
Ersiasssslg WHEEL ! Hlals,re ald Rs,az
+ As esfher hoesa We EiH atient personally
b al oFiera sfsi VII furnish anything ordered az
the lowest market prscr, aHd sand - unal cr e.
press, said I'll ai orters sheghoE 10 our lne OF
not. g. O.
may s-sln
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CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS
CASHED,
w. H. CHILD s. G o.ss
EXCHANGE OFFICE,

NO. SO CoLLEGE-STREET-
SB-CAIL BEFORE DIsP0sING OF THEN 90
June 2-u