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BOOK KEEPING
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Persons tom 70 o. yearz can isaru. thi4 rv.,e,,
In leW ioss1ns i1dies are tsuvht 40 49,, n, I.
neat easy and rapid uanuer, ard gentlemen In a l,d
rapit, business STYLE
To persolg acquainted with it, merits hiu r.-fe-,.
q wrtting needs no ether reconnandatio bud thoss
unac4aantsd with u, Mr. D. refers % tha foilovF1,
REMARKS aud Testimonials. Insicld o. teaching Pen
rldsiip merely "a 50 iatatioi. frf ar crrarierFff
50 ycarz has enabled bin 20 rciuce IL 10 me 1900
OF science, 20 that being guided by aio,sls5yc ls
sieaa q rl ricficg4 Pupila ira % 20 years can
IN short tine learn 90 write with EAsR. EiFgAlTCF
ald RAPiDITY.
80 sccurste Is hs system, Gpd 90 uniform IN ia
Success, that after Witnessing ts effa On save-sI
( hundred Pupils In Nashville, The lamented Alfred
HuEe Observes:
''iiaving had fair opp0Ttunity o. eramiulnR your
systcn u fenmalship and having seen the w0adsr.
fni gud rapid improvement o. youF rpupIIs my
10 be not only tie beg lgEgia bat 1sosls 90 sssu-
urg ts lrior By sirict atfeltion 70 the rules xiv.
ca, oilF person may IN short time, aeqnire : fres
rapid, and elegant hand. should DO uisasod ID 49,
Il universally adopted"
ms expression vas ccrourrca 10 Nv -f -
Haj. Gen. p. +. 0aincs, Q. s. Army;
His hXceiicncy, James 9. Jones Gov. o! Tcnnessss.
u. Rev. J.h 0tey, Bishcp OF Tonne1ses - -
St. Rev. 2. ?. Niles, Bishop Of Nsshv.lh.
kcv. Philip Lindsey DID. Pros. Of NASHVILLE Uhi-
vcrsity-
Rev. 1T Eigar, D D., ard tnany olbef eriscns, OF
whom Andrew jackson says;
"Reng requested BY RcssTs. D0Ibear TO state ne
staudi2s in sOJiety ef tc ktntemoh, sgucrs b the
Within do 20 With much pleasure, being acquainted
with most Of them ihey are highly rtspectabe lnd
gentlemen Of education and ol high standing In %
cicty. Given AZ tha HeFmiisge this G3d day Of
October, 1873. ANDREW JACKSON.
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PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR
Te The People OfKentuekJ.

tt4 -
= FELLOW CITIZENS In view Of the dis
/ turbance,of the popular mind produced
by the enrolment Of slaves for The army
in Kentucky, it is deemed prudent to
make the following suggestions, for the
benefit and guidance of the loyal people
OF kentucky. 80.
Your Indignation should not move
you to commit acts of violence, nor to
unlawful Besistance @ ~
Standing as we have stood, and will
ever stand, ''for the Constitution, the
Union, and the enforcement of the
laws" we must repel the efforts of re-
faeli ionlo sTsFhfPY puT geFernmsnt,
by our Gallant soldiers in the field, And
meet and correct unjust or uncOnstitu-
tiOnal legislation by legitimate appeals
70 the constituted tribunals of the gov
Silir}eftS; '8hG thr6dgi1i Gle faiio#box
displace, in the constituted modes,
those who pervert or abuse the trusts
compittedoto thep This isHthe only
true mode OF maintaining the Constitu-
ton, the Union, and the enforcement
Of the laws.
The mere act of enrolling the
names of slaves does not affect any
right of the citizen No draft has been
ordered, nor do we know THAT draft
will be ordered tt may or it may
not. -----~ ------.-,.-
We should abide by and maintain
the law; and pursue, in the modes pro-
vided, the remedy 1T affords If any
violence or wrong to the person or
property of the citizen be committed
by any officer or soldier-sagainst the
known f4&s 'dfsthe land make your
accusation in the mode prescribed by
law; and, if the commanding officer
refuses or neglects to use his utmost
endeavors to arrest the officer or soldier
under his command so accused and
land binl.op them, over TO. the yeivil
magistrate for trial, when officially adj
vised Of the facts, the Executive of the
State will prefer charges and demand a
court martial
In the Union, under the Constitu-
ton and in accordance with law, assert
and urge your rights.
ltia EVT.fID tItQ obey .the.lay until il
Is declared, by judicial decision, to be.
unconstitutional. The citizen whose
property may be.taken under it, for,
public use, viii be entitled, under the
limpGratiR61 mandate 6ftha constitution,
Ito ajust compensation for his private
property 50 taken for public use Az,
though the present Congtess may not
do us justice, yet it is safe to rely upon
the justice Of the American peoples
and an appeal 70 them will will not be UNI
and the unity of our government pre-.
served, ,Eilb dgiye to .ignFq99paiapus dis
tance those who in the agony of our.
conflict perverted their sacred trusts to
the base uses and fanatical purposes. <.
Uphold and maintain your govern.
ment as constituted, and obey and en-
force its Just demands, as the only hope
of perpetuating free institutions.
-FHos T. BRAMLETTE.
Frankfort, March Is, 1864
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Ga Cherry street,
Private or VenereaI Diseases

OF all forms and stages, speedily cured and effect
ually eradcated from the system. Recent cases
cured-in few days
Il would appear needless here 10 adj the impor
tance OF "nipping the eyilln its bud, but, n hint
to the wise may be sufficient, not only 10 safe
themselves from misery, but to sncHi their Of
spI1ng from shame and ruin.
How often is 1t the case We see gentlemen drencl
themselves With advertised nOstrtnis Aiter nlidf
loss in pocket and health they finally forced lC
5pT'ly to some si0hIl physician % be cured fDl
alone can thesedseaSes be cured properly and ef
fectuay Whenthe habits and constitutional idiOSyh-
crasies are known 20 the doctor who prescnbes,
Otherwise it is . leaPin the dark 20 expect per
manent cure.
Or. G.'s-ofce is well arranged, and persons afilr
ted with these diseases can have the strctest Pm
Yacy.
Persons At a distance can address hhn byletter,
describing the most prominent symptoms, but IN
all difficult Gases, -personal examination vii pe
necessary. . r. 80 {
evening hours from in the ,morning. TN gin the
Office % 30 Jan 3f-ly
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Leasing Of abandoned Plan
taii0ns. =.

NOTICE D. hereby gwen that The undorsfr mel
~ has hurn appointed Assistant Special Aeenf III
az Treasury Department ID fhe bfHtry Depalf
meni 81 tle Cumberland Or the purpose of leisfiia
arln,I9nrd plantations. h0uadsf -iehefneuss a.
within said Department. For thn un.s-nt HaaH
quarter of sad Avau.y ulf D. established ~ -.
lisi,i, uiles Co, Ienu-, Wlsre applcntsu mag be
made either pa PERSIA or by letter and Information
0ufAuel concerning DIE rules and reaufafiou.
under which such llandoued properly is 10 b.
FaFles ulillng 1ppifHl0h PSI letter concoruins
snF particular t.luiatou. sluuid b. careful fs .-va
tll descuTfion of the s1Iue silfinli iaeafi8n -
eoiuntoni ownership, preseut pissc q resi,lanca
of owner, sud such 0,her Information a. NAV h. :
service to The Agent m taking possession 81 ~
leasing SAID properly.
All persons Possessing mlormgtirn reasrIfr.s
slautti.Qns, houses. l1lds, teueInanis A. rrifEi
th3 Military Department. IS The eaIiberitfi,l s,bl.h
have been voluntarily abandoned tg fha o,rrers
thereof are fpetiiiiy requested 81 c0olt1uniesis
the same % che AEent. A. below.
q $. SpAULnING
Assistant Special Agint Treasury DenarfHtenf
PuLAsFu fEsa., Feb =, ls6i.-lm
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C0Lrg8Ia, IE,yg., Nov. 20, l8f9
HE. ,. ~ nol8ESa-Itar Sir have been much
Interested and pleased iueNamining your systom Of
ecnmsnship. Your method o. teaching seems b me
% Dc betn skfdi and frthfu sIid tto Or Tr3ge1sus
OF your pupils s surprising ard rapid beyond any
tting have ever Witnessed. ( shall feel happy q
this tgsmony % your merit shall lead others 20 ava
themselves Of your instruction IN enc Of the most
beautilul and Useld arts sud am Vorv repository
&C. JAS RI. OTEY,
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~ DIR. KING, formerly orNew York. for
b. last four years Of Louisville, Ky, who
has devoted ms attention. o. the trcatmeHt Of pr
vate diseases for ~ years, fatters himself, having
attended 10 practice for many years, ami cured
sOmanv thousands, be is enabled 10 cure an diseases
Of q private nature, no matteT how t0d they naY be
from iuludciOus medical treatment, or from neglect
Of Their own. Dr. Kings Dspehsary is No. IS
Deaderick street, between Cherry and The square,
second stOFy, where he cures all diseases oi pm
vate hItufe.
.Gionorrh0a cured without naUseous medicines or
interference with business
Strctllres OF oil or recent date eiectually cured
IN a few days, by AN operation which causes %
pain. Where q structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps disease causcs more mischief
and iuderminc- the health so much.
syphilis, with an the diseases At the skin, rrow-
lg OUT uf nedect or had treatment can bG eictuf-
ally cured iu e few days. .-
SEsnSAL WF1RNF.s-PI Particular attention having
been given % this sea7e, aqd ll the c0nseIuenees
growing out Of d. brought on m many cassss by the
destructive hiH ts.gf iiir0nsidcrIte youth, aud eX-
cessiye indulgence % the passions, neglect Of
which vii tudermiue the constitution, rendering
the subject unfit ior business or society, and cais-
ing premature OH age.
Fernales who may b. lahouug with any difficulty
Of the Womb may Fest assured al Immediate re-
lief
Persons residing abr0qd, by writing and stating
their case with "a fee enclosed, direct tOiDr s. klug
No % Beadgrcl. street. Nashville Tenn, VIII have
the necessary medicines sent a. their ad.lrsf-.
Office hOurs frOrh O'Clock m the morning nufil
IN the evening. Juiylp-dAWly
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President OF the Law school, ii Lobsaon, Tenn. ana
who wAs Cor 20 years on .heSupFema Bench Of Zen
hesscc.
''Nr. nolbcar has spent many yeats IN teaching
and periectlng his system o. Instruction, aud is By
er sepn. You VIII perceive az opec that ho "a a man
Of lne intelgeucc. tie gives no Instruction without
reason: and his regss aRy u 50 Just and clear that
you az once perceive She principle he sceks b pari
and that being fixed 5n the mind, tbe pupil aciug
upon , learns b write with ease aud raeidity
Us Well as wiki elcgahle
commend Mr., uOibpar % ypcr kind attention, aud
trust K VIII De consistent sEith your views and icel-
mas tc forward hisobiecis. Acy Service yoa nav
render him viii be worthiiy bostoged and IN ofis
nc. Very repeatedly, yaur FRIEND .-f
LEBAEos, TEsS., Oct. 20, 1866 n. G2EEN,
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va Dc furnished frsruf charge % soldiers 10 or oul
oil tho. HC-pitaisi ~ their bottles o. fakstaHds arr
Drought a. the above houT. SoLBEzs are Taught one
thIl Iuls. D. ~ cILEnnH- =
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esssi HkkBoTAfrfRs edhshssf6S ron THE J
ORGANIZATION OF u. S. COLoRED TROoPs, :
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1868.
cif;cIiaT' No Nj I. " %
In. aecordance with orders from the Presi-
dent Of the Emitted States, the following re-
crlpting stations have been established for
colored troops in the Department of the
Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn, Chattanooga, Tenn. s.
MurfreesbQro', " Bridgeport. Ala.
6al1atin, g = fikgvilfe; Tenn.
lWartrace, 90 Fort ponels9n, Tenn.
Glarksville. q. ~ McBhBnyille, Tenn.
PbelbYyhle, :, ., Pulaski,,~'i '.--q" .
Columbia, Lynnviile, y~c
Stevenson, Alabama.
All claims by alleged owners of slaves
who NAV be enlisted, VIII be laid before
t tRs 2G33Sa iRP9lnsid oy th9 Hpaasnt and
The board will hold its sessions at Nash
vile, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting lists will
be turpished the board OR public inforiAa-
ton, 'aiid'on dtma6d e&hiBiBed 70 any per
son claiming that his or her slave has been
enlisted. 81 SE rsfg ,s.-,c-,-T
aimsdauBtbe presentbd within ten siavs
after the filing Of The said rolls.
from sfhS iers8f who e hass' iBaeSh engaeed
in rebellion against the Government OF the
United States, or who in any way has given
aid, or shall give aid or comfort 10 the enc
mics offhe Government, and all claimants
Subtitle with their claims an oath Of allegi-
omee 10 the Government Of .the ttAited
States. I, &
The mastering ofIicer.wil flrRish-ofliciai
copies of all muster in orolls, forthei infor-
nation and guidance Of the above board.
Any citizen of Tennessee who shall offer
his or her slave Tor enlistment into the
military service, shall,.if such slave DC. hc-
eepted; receive from the recruiting officer
certificate. thereof, With q deseriptiye list Of
such slave, and become entitled to compen-
sation for the service or labor Of said slave,
irst .exceedine fhe SWIM of,'three hundred
aolIags, pon Ming with Che abbSe board a
valid dsed. of flibnumissiQn aud release, and
making satisfactory. proof ldf title.;i and any
slave SO enlistihg shall be forever thereafter
nee 80 -s'.ir 7 - Li,.'i .as
AL enlistmehts win be made IN saiccord-
aIce with the provisions Of General Order
No. 32ej,eurrent series War Department. =
By order Of the Secretary Of War,
- 6EoRGE y. SrEARSs,
u - AL. ~ Major and Al ksgG. US,
I -.- Com'r Org n Y. S.1Col0rod Troops
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~ Is! l Il.''' artl'l'

But, sir, viii this evil, this curse not
increase2 Win not the life, liberty,
prosperity, happiness and safety Of those
who may come after us be endangered
IN still greater degree by IT'D How,
then, can we reconcile it to ourselves to
fasten this upon them2 Do we not emf
danger oar psrsr -Natieaats .s.sistSnce by
entailing Slavery upon them?
Sir, the gentleman from Brunswick
~ emphai call ayke4 me- riet ouf
Aates otT pAopeAyN ARd Rle gentle
man from Dinwiddie, sustaining his
position, said, in that integrity and
-firmness which characterizes all his &c
'tiois .1iat he S6uiG oS1i' no pfobefty
respecting which he was afraid to show
his title papers. He even invited dis
t6fssi0n upon this question Of title TO
slaves as property. As a Virginian, do
not question the masters title to his
elage il4t IsPu5 = 3 slselgentlleem!an! as
man, whether he has not some dolsJt OF
his claim Bein6las a5sohlEahd unqualified
sstthatldf 6fhaR property
1By. the 8trdtag6iTf OF war, and the
stfata9en1 0fi tire conqueror they were
yanquished in battle and sold by the
victorious party to the STAKEHOLDER, who
brought Them to- cur shores and -dispo-
sol sf tbeFasto the planters of Virginia
b ~ II 4 a qlFoas 81 $l4Dlute and un-
2 ahGed II AZ Is atlfen4A If,
then, Liberty rightfully cannot be con
veYted into Slavery, may l not ques-
ton whether the title Of the master to
itfe sldte ishhqhafiGed ana beyond the
disposition. of the Government In
ednet&Pcases tlfe 'derivative title can
not be better than the primitive If
the warrior has no absolute right to the
haerspn Sf hIsScsptiye, ynB there not be
SOME DOUBT whether the Virginia plan
ter has an unqualified one?-BaLimore
american
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All the within named articles. can be sent
by mail at the prices named, to-wit:

J. T. LLOYD's MAP OF THE UNITED
STATESMAN all the Roads and Rail
roads, and distance between stations.
Size 4O% 81.
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SPECIAL DISEASES

GRATEFUL FOR THE Liberal PATRON
" AGE he has received; Dr. Coleman respect
ffy informs ehzs5Ts ana soldiers that he has re-
moved his DISPENSARY 70
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80 > = ' THo}I q. BENTON.

Allow me 20 Introduce . you 10y hiond j. VI Dol.
bea. who sits your ciiy Zoe the parg0io 0f teloh
ing PGnmanship ami PhonqErHphy. BIB reputation
e. q succec-fu teacher is wcl and 70 widely esiab
hghed that win say NOTHING on tliai score ] only
desire O. present him - genaeEIn lr1tn whose -
ccty haze derived muoh pleasure aud pruHt, aud e..
one whom you have lie htqil .gsEee % appfsulate
anything you msy DO 30 further bis designs ulli b
grateluly acknowledged By y0ur friend.
JOHN O EDgAR
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Tho following very iCss remarks u me Hon. Thos.
II. Benton, u ). senator are worthy the attontly s
regard OF pdrcuts aud aif young persons who have
apy b0pe o. success % the business .of life
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MOUNT VERNON, containing Map of
I Washington : Farm, Picture of his House,
= the Church if which he was married, his
PORTRAITS at % and 40, and Just before he'
died; also his .wSife's "a sketch OF their
lives, and NUMEROUS other things. Size
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BY purchasing a house n ths degdrntiqil- They
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shrf-sd iriylyhere.
Afnly q dessrs. Nelson & Murfuse. Ne e Cherry
street JACOB BACK.
Mar i5-lw'-
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which be advocates. W;shirgy0u every success 10
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Ut. LLOYD's MAP OF TENNESSEE
aeknowledged-by Gen. Burnside's officers
the best ever published. All the rail
roads, Wagon roads, creeks, &c, colored
in counties. Size 40 x so.
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ENERAvINGs, beautifully colored, of our
most distinguished officers and men, OF
Fruits and Flowers, of Birds, of Hunting
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War, ofthe Soldier going to the War;
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b +" " Of Kentucky,
81" 4" of Nirginiay
E" {" of Missouri,

Pocket form, linen 20
plain i 10
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J. r. LLoYD's. MAP OF THE MISsIs-
sIPPI RIVER, from Saint Louis. to its
mouth, with full description Of all the
Islands, bars, names ofthe owners Of the
different plantations, &c. 4O-N so.
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J. LL0YD's GREAT RAILROAD, Tele-
graph and Express Map-has-every mile
Of road, North or South, up to LIST August;
. names of the road, fare, time of starting,
length of roads, and names Of officers,
&c. Si5e-5O II 80.
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IT. H. LLOYD's MAP OF THE REBEL
LION, showing the Territory taken from
the rebels and what. they still hold; with
battle grounds marked, on sheet form.
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pIsin ............... so .
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u. accordance with orders from the Presi
dent Of the T.nfted States, the following re
cruting stations have been established 70
colored troops in the Department of til
| l.. 4
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$50 simplo sad essy that is principles can an b
learned IA o few hours and q small amount 81 prae
Size Wil enable one 70 Csc t Cor the tsy purposes o.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-29
A Free vote OF n Free Fight.

The St. Louis Union, Republican
paper, In speaking of the recent efforts of
the Lincolnites in that place to break up
Mcclellan meetings, says:
The effect will not only be prejudicial
to Mr.. Lincoln, aud the party Of which he
Is the highest representative, but it will
add new fury to the free vote. or free
hight cry, to ttirn meetings at the North
into ARMED masses, and perhaps. ultimately
precipitate us helplessly into another war y
There is much truth in what the Union
says. The opponents of the administration
are resolved on having ''free vote or a
free fght,' and that might as we'll be un.
derstood first as last.-Exchangs
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-29
The Issue.
From the State SentiI

|
The Journal says the minority must sub
nit to the majority. Will the leaders O
the Republican party submit to n fair and
free expression of public sentiment at the
polls? The organ of the Republican
party of Indiana approves the sentiments
uttered by Gen. Hovey in his Circle
speech on Saturday night last. 1t calls II
"loyal reading" What did the military
commanoant of Indiana say i'll that speech
We quote his own words:
AS for myself this Peace party never
can or shall triumph in Indiana, at the
polls or anywhere else, while L have the
power to prevent IT.
Does this look like submitting to the
will of the majority? Gen. Hovey says
the people are not capable of self-govern-
ment unless they think and vote as he
does. And the Journal, by endorsing
these sentiments of Gen. Hovey, make
them part of the Republican creed aud
action.
The Republican party has run this
Government for nearly four, years. aud
what is it's condition now? How many
times have the people been assured by the
party in power that within brief space
the Rebellion would be crushed and the
Union restored? Instead Of that, the
rebellion vet shows a. bold n front and as
vigorous determination as i'll the begin
ming A million of lives have been
sacrificed in the war, aud already debt
of four thousand millions of dollars has
been incurred, the interest upon which
alone will annually be about three times
the whole yearly expenditures of the Gov
ernment is there any economy, but reck-
less expenditure characteriscs the whole.
With such record the men In power
demand a reelection. And upon what
ground? Not Of competency, for then ar
gument in favor of a continuance in ofhce
is based upon the Aimsy pretsxt that be-
cause they were elected to preside over the
Union as it was it is then right to be con-
tinued in power until that end is accom-
plished. Concede this and their power will
be perpetual, If they could not succeed
in restoring the national authority over the
rebcllious States, with the whole pow
er of the government to aid them, what
claim have they upon the fnrther conn
dence of the people? Must the nation sac
rfce another million Of lives and another
four thousand millions of dollars upon
such plcay This is the issue the Repub
lican leaders present and it is the one
which will be decided in tho election Of
this fall.