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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27

Kentucky Gold and silver Mining Com
Il hereby given, that at meeting Of
Inc Bolrtl of Trustees OF the above company, held
mis- ,lay, an assessment OF twenty-five cents per
share was levied ON the capital STOCK payable to the
Immediately.
Gold Hill, Oct. 10. 1854. ocll m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-27
Ciold Hin. june II. ls.ii. ln
pl,nI1.ts and Clothing.

NEW STOCK OF BLANKETS Of DlFFEKEN !,
A Qualities and prices. Also. lmteu st9s .s y,
Clothing suitable for Miners wear VIII ~ lily
cheap. hVhN oN' InI-
Coli Ill., June II. Isti. Jill ynt
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CnooI-sry and Glassware.

~ CrocSery and Glassware of the latest hn .SIa
and Frruch manufacture. HouseAeepeiS HtiH "'''e'
are !h'''eu " '>'''''''' KoRN BROTHERS.
,,,, -. - -, Inl1
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Groceries.

list RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
q, GROCERIES, direct from San Francisco, when
We win sell Cheaper for Cash ,h than Ts tae salls
MIR LrnrarieS and Provisions are fresh Goods ne
Hvrrri Free Of Charge. MUM bhpi h'I III.
fnl,i IIIiI June ~, 1854. Jnh
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-27

RIVER NEws-The river is falling
with four feet three inches water on
Harpeth Shoals; the weather yesterday
was warm, and dry.
The following were the arrivals and
departures of steamboats,.
ARaIyED-Charmer, Louisville; Vic
tory, St Louis; Kellogg, towboat, Clarlcs-
vile; Petrol, towboat, smithland ;
Carrie, Evansville.
DEPAErED-Mercury Cincinnati; Star
and Kellog, tOwboat, Louisville.
The packet Victory departs at Q o.
clock, A n, to-day for Cairo and St
Louis. This boat is commanded by
Capt JoHS MORRISON, an active, ener-
getic and most capable officer, who
takes a proper pride in his beautiful
vessel, and in his profession. Mr. Tnos
RICE presides in the Office. He Is an
intelligent and competent business man.
And now, what shall we ssy about the
Victory? There is no ques lion about
itwhateyer; she IS a thing OF beauty"
ono Of the noblest specimens OF
steamboat architecture ever seen, and
sits in the water with the grace Of q
swan. There is nothing common over
the whole boat IN every nook and
corner she has been finished, and fur
nished in the most elegant and luxuri-
Gus style No expenditure has been
spared to make q most magnificent
palace, and she has been well named
for Victory she is for her builder
and the gallant men to whom she is
intrusted II you wish a pleasant trip
by water to the great emporium Of the
West go on She Victory.
The Louisville Democrat ofyesterday
says
There was last evening eight feet
seven inches water in the canal and six
feet seven inches on the falls in the
Indian chute, and the river at a stand
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8a 0alea.aph.
specnlatlOns about Lees Army.
His Force does not Exceed $500 Men.
RumOrs Around the CapitOi.
Rebel Account Of the Massacre at Fort
Pillow.
Rebels Preparing for an Advance up
the Peninsula.
Rebels Expect q Yankee AdTance.
Cur armies 20 be made Irresistible.
4 Rebel General AssassinRted.
speculatlons about Lees army .
Rebels Expect a Yankee AdTanee.
Cur Armies TO be made Irresistible.
A Rebel General Assasslnated.

EAsEIS5roy, April 26.-The Star says
information from the rebel lines 70 Tr,dsy
morning, states that Lee IS in his cid posi-
ton, and has not been moving towards She
nandoah Valley.
Lees army is preparing for q sudden
move, but seems disposed to await Grants
developments. Should Lee fall back to
Richmond, he may be invested or lie Will
be outaanked by Grant If he remains il has
present position. Two weeks ago Lees
forces numbered forty thousand, and l. "a
believed now, with al his reinforcement,
it does not exceed eighty-dve thousand.
Washington special TO tie Times says
Wild rumors are e1oat this evening, that ali
Of Longstreet'5 corps are marching down
the Shenandoah Valley towards the Nary
land line. This IS discredited.
The Richmond Enquirer OF the 18Th con-
tains Fort Pillow dispatches Of the 18th, ad-
hitting the slaughter OF the Federal troops
stationed there. It says the fort ran with
blood; that the Confederate loss was sevon-
ty-fye, and that they captured one hun
dred thousand dollars worth Of property,
and six guns.
The Herald's correspondent writing from
Williamsburg, Va, says contrabands are
again coming from the swamps Of the Chic
ahominy within the Union lines.
The rebels are evidently massing troops
in all their strong positions, in expectation
Of an advance up the Peninsula.
The Richmond authorities are evidently
puzzled in regard to the designs Of General
Grant. Information is constantly received
of marching and counter marching Of
troops.
General Fitzhugb Lee, with from three
thousand four hundred to six thousand
cavalry, has appeared in the nsighborhood
Of Charles City Court House.
A force, principally of heavy artillery, is
stationed at Bromelley Station, Oh York
River, where they are reported engaged in
throwing up earthworks.
Troops are also concentrating or all in
ternediato points between York and James
Rivers.
COntrabands say great excitement pre-
walls, and Yankee advance is momontari-
ly expected.
WAsHIN0ToE, April 26.-Gen. Grant has
taken measures 10 add enough 10 our ar1nio.
to make them irresistible.
Fortress MONROE, April 26.-The steam
or Moonlight has arSiyed from Newberu,
but brings 10 important aows.
The powder mills at Raleigh exploded On
the 5th, killing several persons.
Gen. Wn. P. White, OF Georgetown, g. c.
was assassinated by his own mon.
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OgFfC2 u. 3 CosfssIs5ARY OF SUBsJsrfScZ,
GAINESVILLE, April 70, 1864. j
CEALED PROPOSALS. FOR furnishing the United
- States Subsistence Department With one hun
tired thousand pounds Of CORN M%'L are invited
until the J0th day q April, 1881 at y o'clock, NJ.
The Meal u BE- Of q quality equsi 20 the sample
n bS seSn - my Office, ClarksYllg, AID 10 u pat
Gp IN the be=l quality Of weilsea5Oncd oak barrel
aid iul head lined Gross. nett nd t4re WIigh. %
b. distinctly marked on each barrel.
no bios viii be received for q less quGItity than
Eve Thousand S,nOcl pounds.
1hs y hole an.Ount 70 be- delivered IN the month
Ct May 1864, end su equal proportion each week,
at [. ;. subsistence store House a. Red River Land
ing
The Meal vii be Inspected before being received
rs such persons AS the Government may direct.
An oath q Allegiance must accompany each bid
Blis 20 - directed % Capt.. r. y. 30 I'll. c.
s., AMI endorsed d" Proposals FOR Corn Meal"
Right 5cser7ed 70 reject any OF sll bids. Payment
- - maize N such funds may Do furnished BY
ths UnIt q States.
FORM q ropossl VIII b furnished II this Office
ap Z2-lw r. n. N 'BRltB, apt and c ;.
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OFFICE OF PRovosT MARSHAL,
NASHVILLE, TENN., April 5, 1864
El....,,t d.. n, Il

4 fCgyos VI Atf -sv. . A.
EXTRACT.
VIII. The frequency with which horse:
and mules are stolen in the vicinity Of thi:
Post by marauding soldiers ard vagrGni
negroes, calls for the most stringent meas
ures for the suppression Of the crime.
Soldiers are hired and paid to fight, and
not to trade in horses and mules. The
offering OF q horse or mule for sale by G
soldier. is in i:self "a offence, and is primo
Jac5c evidence Of his having come ia po5-
session Of it by felonious means; and any
citizen purchasing it, beeomes On accomplish
of his guilt.
Any soldier selling, or offering for sale, Q
horse or mule, or any citizen purchasing
the Same of soldier, will be arrested and
punished,
No negro will be permitted to cell or offer
FOX sale any home or mule without q special
permit from this Office on proof OF ownership
and any citizen purchasing a horse or mule
from anyNnegro without such permit, will
be arrested and punished.
The patrols viii be instructed to arrest sll
soldiers found riding OF having in their pos
session horses or mules not branded I0iH The
Government brand.
BY command OF BRIG. -GES. z. s. GRAsGER.
JOHN W. H0RNER,
Lt.-Col. 18th Mon, and Provost Marshal.
Aprl 6--tf
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PROPOSALS FOg FLOUR.
I. S, CoNs1ssAaT O s0DslsTEs'cR,

Or7IcR L. S. CuAsussAzY or eUDslsTENcR,
Clsri1srille, April l. 1884. I
CEALED proposals for furnishing the Z. ). Sub
y sistencs Department with five thousand 5000
barrels q Flour are invited Until tbs @J-h day Of
AI,TiI 1864 a. Il NJ
Tho Flour - Be Of quality equal 10 the sample
70 ~ seen q. my office n CbarksyilIe, and 70 bc put
up u the b@st quality Of vel seasoned oak barrels
snd flu head llgod.
No I'D vii 70 received for q Iess quantity t.an
one hundred (lOJ1 barrels.
The delivery a the Flour % h commenced on or
b-.fore the 10Th day o. May, 1854. snd the whole
amount 20 - delivered b1,1re Msy Jist 1851 et tie
Z. & SubsisteDre SsOrehouse, u Rel River Land
ing.
The Flour VII be Inspected betore beng received
b. such parsOn as the Government may dIre-L
Bids 70 ~ directed to Capt +. " MORRILL,, c.
g. and endorsed, Proposals for Flour"
An oath q allegiance must scNcmPgny each tad
Right reserved % reject any or III tsds-
P9yuenl % b made n such funds s. may be
Furnishes. by the United States
Form q proposal viii b furnished q his ofiica
l. \. MORRILL,,
sd S2-iw Capt Gnd C. :.
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AuefIon TO close Ont Stock.

Il. CAMPBELL, "A PUBLIC SQUARE,
WIZ of'er choice lot Of Groceries, on
Wednesday, the 27th, at 10 o'clock, A. n.
Thursday morning, at the same hour, will
cell China, Glass, Crockery, &c. See gen.
eral advertisement in another column.
ap27
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DARRH9A AND DYsESTE RS.-We have eZ-
anined a great number Of letters from some
% the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
natl and Covington, etc, speaking IN the
highest terms OF DR.. slrickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of Diarrh@a
and Dysentery. The letters are TOO long Il
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covington, says
ne was pronounced ineurable by the best
doctors ia Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr..
Strickland Anti-Cholera Mixture effected
T. permanent cure, after suffering for months
With Che worst form Of Diar-h9a and Dys-
eutery. ap 2G-tu " THY
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John Dlger, a government en-
ployee, at about neon yesterday, jump
ed from a window in the rear of the
third story Of Hospital No. IT, The
front Of the building is on Market, aud
the rear on Water Street 1t would
seem that hestruck tho pavement head
foremost, as his skull was shocl1incly
crushed, and his brains scattered
around on the street He was admit
ted to the Hospital on the 23d inst, and
was suffering with erysipelas. When
he made the fatal leap, he was in de-
lirous condition His residence was
Green Hill, Montgomery county, Ms
souri,.
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On Friday morning last sentence Of
death was pronounced upon james Fra
ney, convicted, blythe Criminal Court
OF ST. Louis, Of the murder Of john
Mynahan Judge Primm delivered the
sentence, and fixed the l0ta day Of
June next for the day OF -execu;ior.
Franey formerly resided in Nashville.
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The weather yesterday was bright
and beautiful In the afternoon the
sunny side of tho street was rather too
ardent; but elsewhere the atmosphere
was refreshing
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II C. Snlzbacher, MarketsL;cet, be-
tween Union and the Square, has a
very choice stock Of Family Groceries,
Varieties, &c, which Le IS offering on
reasonable terms. Amongst his assort-
ment are some pickles that are PIC
kles," put up in pure vinegar, and well
preserved
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A train Of cars on the Nashville and
Decatur Railroad, bound for Nashville,
was thrown from the track, Monday
evening at aboutG oclock, at Hurricane,
in Giles county, Tom By come means
q stick of wood got On the track in the
rear of the locomotive, by which ten
cars were thrown or and soma Of the
road torn up. Three Of the cars were
badly damaged
Another train ran Of Monday in the
neighborhood Of Huntsville, Ala We
have heard nothing rs 10 the damage
done.
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Recorder Shane had another brisk
day in his court yesterday. Tie dispos-
cd of thirty cases or these SIX
were up for drunkcnness; eleven for
disorderly conduct aud drunlleEnaz5
three for stealing; four fof disorderly
conduct; one for vagrancy; five for
using hydrant water without license,
and one for fast driving
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Thacher IS making fine preparations
for tho warm season and ye thirsty
population, and has gottcnup an "arctc
soda fountain" which is ahead Of any
thing Of the kind ever seen in this
place. He intends 10 have none but
the choicest syrups, and soda Of pre-
MUM quality.
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General Order }
No. Il. !


General Order
No. Il.
Officers Of the Army arc hereby notified
that from and after May 10th, 1854, no pri-
vate horses will be kept at this depot in the
Public Stables, without the sanction Of the
undersigned, and proper Forage Requisi-
lions duly rendered. Horses not provided
for, by timely acquisitions, will be regard
cd as Public, and, together with all other
Public horses left hero for keeping, will b,
Issued for Cavalry and Artillery purposes.
Officers in charge Of Public Stables here
are charged with the execution OF this or
der. J. L. DoEALDsON.
Senior and Supervising Quartermaster, De
partment Cumberland.
April CIV.
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A splendid lot of Spring oalicoes for sale
at twenty cents yard, ct the New
Store, 2I Cherry street. sp22
CGliooes twenty-five cents yard, at q
Cherry street. Gp22
Cavalry Boots for - SO at 50, Union street..
Gents fine Lasting Caters for 81 80 st 45,
Union street.
Gents Opera Patent Leather Boots for
s. 80 ut 10, Union street.
Citizens Good Boots for 50 90 at 40. Union
street.
Ladies fne lasting Heeled Congress Gait
ers for 81 so at 70, Union street
A Tip top assortment of Gents and La
dies, Boots and Shoes, Cheap at &c, Union
street.
Meals at all hours, night aud day, st The
St. Nicholas Restaurant.
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Ed willard received last night Har-
pers Weekly, the Police Gazette, ard
ten cent novelette, entitled The "Cuer-
rillas Of the Osaso"
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Cotton and Cold.

NEw YOnK, April 26.-Cotton quiet and
steady at SIC. Gold eighty-thrae At noon,
but subsequently closed at 500.
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Brown & Co, Newsdealers, received
last evening Demores,s illustrated
News for the current weck. II is a
caDital number
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We are indebted 70 ~ C. Collier for
files Of the latest papers
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al pens bear Uly t-a's a1rrk, " C. r. HAhSEs,
IGT@A LOT, k1-,' sor which have secured Die
olf-0s7E, ana aru warranted Il cs7ezs LGe aud p-r
leot ia every respect s--Lt BY rrai o. eXprrss %
Any psi % the country ca ras- 81 q prir- and 70
fEl etr-'cs. Persons ordering wiI pica5e state The
SIZE slid style desired. whether hard OF ao0 L- or
coar=a, sl.f tl5 rz- ~hoaid Fail 20 piease or prove
defective, VII llsse tbe privilege 81 * larg-r. r.
dt.iu7tsor %. a7-n i-;EeeIt. allowed or oriers 81
sl00. iil-sI1l cis-ountS D8aslc % the crs6e. Oid
pens repaired ~ ihe bes: manner FOR thirty-GVs
cent? lal.i strrpj s.sE. Pea AID Watch circulars
sen. FEEg. Address
@. P. BARNES,
Dealer u God Pens sad American Wl1,hCz
30 Third susst, Lou,gTilla *.
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Just received by c. D. Benson, No. 81
Union-street, three more Of those celebra-
ted Pianoes, manufactured by Hanes Bros.
ap 27-2t
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Joel Davis, Esq, d Adams, Express
viii accept our thanks for lato Ne@
York papers sent Us last evening
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The Best Gold Pens, at the cheapest
prices, will always be found ct the Gold
Pen Depot, y Cherry street Call in sud
try them. March 20 tt
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For Sale

At% = or GOODS. g N9NTiNG OF ROOTS
~ AID slipsg, Hafs. -lails irr, God c,.tj-,e
h'si scfei 3, sL est, sud Store FURtENT.
il-ese Goods afc ed mes The tore M a. fo-f
q l1eat-loh - -iig ~ ia hyllie aIsd 8aiE. 4 80
fua.ue-5 nov. 49,
- proprietor having other business. which re-
quirea 10 whole attention l.e ofiV -, - -
ing. Apply 70 " liiTeas - -
va; Z. CLAP, q ohsry-st.
VI Nashville, psan.
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Genuine Meerchaum Pipes, Havana Cigars,
Turkish Smoking Tobacco, at the st. Mich
olas Cigar Stand.
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Old, Old, Bourbon Whisky, st the St.
Nicholas Saloon.
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Anusements are not 80 present 30
literally patronized in Nashville Tie
poymastcr has not been along recently.
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AppIes /! AppIeell

Received this morning april 9Th, q few
barrels Of Apples in good order.
CLAEE GREGORY.
s., North Marke. st, near LouisviIle Depot.
II.
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Try-Joy Of LIFETIME Cut Chewing To-
bacco, a. the ST. Eichclas.
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THE I MON has the largest
circulation Of any ~ ewsDapor in
TeunessDc--~its City nna Army
circulation more shon double any
other piper.
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THEATRE-Tho interesting German
drama entitled Tho Robbers viii be
played at the old theatre tonight. Mr..
and Miss Buchanan sustaining the lead
ing parts. The performances close with
Betsy Baker"
NEw THEATEE-The Widow Strata
gem" will be produced ct the new
theatre, and the California Diamonds, "
in both of which Miss Thorne appears.
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100 barrels sweet Cidar, st the ST. Nicho-
las.
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Liberal reward.

I CzT Or sToLES, FnOG or TIE sTE AZ.
j. toqE Loaisyiil-, On Ilgcsdag lasf. tilen lying
e IL Upper Wharf. ore iso4, 81 o. nsp AID pad
lOek o. t. The h01 Fss long, narrow and deep.
A LIBERAL reward VII Be gwen % arg one bringing
the saruo 70 this odlce, o. giving i1ssrlsron lead.
ne b ne eD3Ainng 81 ne sauna. 90 Rk-StS
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EY~lf you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr.. Jackson, at C. D. Ben
sens Music Store Ap26tf
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DR.. KINGS
DIS pens ary
FOR
PRIVATE DISRASES.

-, DR.. KING, formerly o. Ss= YORK. or
- iast four year- of Louisville, Ky, who
Lax devoted his at-euEoa b the treatment u pr
g8fe dises - f8r 90 yea-s. fi-ters himself fay1n1
attended 70 p praetoa i9r 70 ulrny gssrs ana cuf.
so many ts.rri-sri- he il enable h. rt al ilo.
n pTlgae nesure, rn.ttsr how bal hey luay b.
t-5fq fniUdeOUs fretjoai treatment or f5-l 1zIeet
o. flcr OEu. lT. Kings L7speIsary is No -
psslerick street, between Cherry al1 lte Square
-511ad story, where he curot eli dlseLsa5 Oi Pr
FatA LatsTe-
t5oooFAas cured without nsrsQ1as tne-leiaes q
Interference Vita hsis5lfss.
Str.ct-fes q Oh recent date esIa1iasiy .a17nd
LH q few days, ~ an operation Ehtsh causes 10
pam. Where a .fI7cture exists health oaaDof 10
enjoyed. Perhaps DO disease causes more mischief
snI IndeTTnine8 the heaifh 40 much.
syphilis. with az TIE disaasss 81 tie slzfn, nov
ng ont 81 neglect Or "a. tsesti1ens can b. efaai-
SLY cured b. q Few d0ys-
sEEtzAL WFAEuTs4-f'lrricuisr nt1eufioo having
besn even b tiis al-easa, sni 90 tsr r8n-,l--r-5
grov-l- Out % q trgueh- O. in many r.ses ~ tte
1sslus-tve HABITS q iusons,aeIala youth. anil eE-
ceszffe indulgence % the pa=siJrs. q neglect a
1h.lh VII undermine the oofsf.tcl.11, rendering
ti.a suhoc. uDht flf business or soisty. aad cans
iug rFeInsruTe cid age.
Pennies Who may b. lahoFing win -ny d.fHsulty
~ 10 Houah MY razt assured - Ilsiriiiszs ~
l=L
i'eEoas re-dnF shroal. ~ vrtar sad p-arine
tle.F CGsf, VIII ne ercio=- dIrf-- fs.ff A. Ksaf
so - Issdelica st.eaef Na-h i.ls, Tenn, sil nss-
tie ne.-sEsarY EneIihiaes s-ut O. sAf-r s4ir-sf.
Oitce notrs from = oa..-s1 10 he morning Hrai
o. ihe eTnnirs Apr7-ttFiE
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SEsIOR AND SUPERVISING QCARTgRNAsTER'
OFFICE. DEPARTMENT 0? THE CUMBERLAND,
Nashville, Tenn, April q, 1868.
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business slOtites.

To develope muscle, ana expand the
chest, roll Ten-Pins, at the ST. Nicholas.
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Chicago Cream Ale, Sands on draft, n
the st. NICHOLAS.
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J. D. Railsbaclz, who can be touad st
the store of Sobel L Martin. No. s
Cherry street, opposite Conyalescent
Barracks, Is prepared to introduce hore
q new gas burner, which is commended
as good thing. This burner Is tipped
with lava, and It is claimed for It that
it saves gas to the consumers Itmakes
q beautiful Light.
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Notice to Debtors.

FI'HosG I'~tEBrFD TO The LATE q. ".
4 DOhleAN, either - nnts q socouur, Ire
sunesiiT reqaraied - call st lle gsaey Qf6cs 0.
Nelson ainrnys. 10. - Cherry street, AID settle
ne sane H1ih01t delay A. NELSON, Ad'mr.
- 1-N4
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Some years ago we were sitting in the
Office of distinguished physician,
when an individual entered with whom
the doctor had been long acquainted.
After a running conversation on various
topics, the new conner introduced the
subject of the gentleg sex; and gra-
.dually gliding from one point TO snoth-
ct, at length yentured to give i as his
opinions that no woman was beyond the
temptations of lust Our medical friend
arose, his eye blazing with indignation.
and addressing the impeaclIer Of fe-
male honor, said Leave tbs room,
Instantly; or / VIII kick you QUIT No.
one she'll utter such a sentiment in my
presence, unrebuked. Leave. you scouu-
drell" As might have been expected.
the offender left; mono but a coward
would defame his mothers sex We
have frequently thought OF this circum-
stance; and in passing along the Jour
aoy OF life, have discovered shat The
habitual defamer of female character
Is unworthy of trust He IS coward
and seoundrel, and though he may
wear the lions skin, any true man can
tear it from him. Young man, in ma
king your acquaintance and friends.
always avoid such a porson-he is a
moral leper. Shun him as sneh.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-27

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