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" O. saAFER,
Clerk H0spital No. y
Leasing Of Abandoned Plan
ialiOnS,

NOTICE Is hereby given that The UNDERSIGNED
~ has been appointed Assistant special AGENT u
TIE Treasury Department m the Military DEPART
nent &c he Cumberland, Tor the plVo-o % iess.lf
abandoned plantation, houses. tsuemeuts &C.
aithu said Department. For the present. He-I.
quarters Of said Agency viii ~ established 30 Iu-
El'iili u-.rs CO.. Tenn, where apVlcauon may -
ia.i-, either in person Or b. letter, and inlonaton
Obtained concerning the rules and regulations
under which such abandoned property IS 90 b.
leased.
FIIurs masking Application y letter concerning
any particular luntsuon, should D. careful D. eiy6
tIl description ~ She same, Stating l0cltou, s.ze
G. lul4aOr, ownership, present piEcc ot residence
ci Gamer, sud such other iuiornlat.on may 10 o
srgsl-- ., The Agent in taking possession 81 All
..-.si1L said properly.
Al persons possessing information rcgariipg
sltflii-ou-, houses, lan'is, teaeueuts 6c. wilhf8
ths HILtry Department. Of the CuInberlarld which
have Leen voluaLIuly abandoned By the oysrers
thereof, are re-peetuily requested 70 colunuueata
tas s0Ine ~ ne Agent, - below.
Z ;. sPAULDIN6f
Assistant sps0al Agent rfsasgry Dspsrtrnsut
PULASKI, 1Esa., Eco. 81, is6z-fm.
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Bits Of HumOr.

Gaolers keep bad company.
Moving for a new trial-courting a
second wife.
Queer kind Of love-a neuralgia af
lection.
Why is a musical instrument like the
open sea? Because its often sounded.
Some malignant slanderer says. "Wo-
man needs no eulogist-for she speaks
for herself
The last ding of the dinner bell
pudding.
Wanted to patent-The filter Of mis-
fortune, to separate true friends from the
scum.
II man is doomed to the stake, he
would generally prefer that it should
be beef
The cedars Of Lebanon are probably
the oldest trees in the world exceptthe
elder trees.
Treat your family kindly, but put
your horses and cattle nightly to the
rack.
We are commanded to let our light
shine before men; the man with the
red nose keeps his light shining before
himself
Almost every young lady is public
spirited enough to be willing to have
her fathers house used as a courthouse
Mike, an is it yourself will be after
tellin' me how they make ice-creams27
In truth | can; don't they bake them
IN cowld ovens, to be sure2
A poultry fancier lately procured
picture of a-fayorite hen, which was 50
natural that it laid on his table for sew
cral weeks.
Speaking of fashionable hats. should
one say, " the latest style or the la
test tileY'
Why is a sawyer like a lawyer Be
cause, whichever way he goes down
comes the dust
A man excused himself for marrying
by saying that his friends declared he
drank too much for a single man
You can easily keep yourselfthrough-
out the winter from freezing by getting
continually into hot water with your
neighbors.
All fruit trees have military propen-
stiles. When young they are well-train-
ed; they produce many kernels; and
their shoots are very straight
We notice the marriage of Mr.. Day
and Miss Field, which presents this sin !
gular anomaly, that though hc won the I
field, she gained the day
A doctors wife attempted to move
him by her tears
All = said he, tears are useless. ] !
have analysed them They contain a I
little phosphate of lime, some chlorate !
Of sodium and water"
4 FAVORABLE SIGN.-'IFow do YOU feel /
this morning, Jamesg
Very much better, | thank YOU. Il
did think while / was not as we'll: /
but know am better now. for lust (
met old Mr. Stubs, the undertaken.
and he looked cross at me.
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A Smack In School.

A District School not fer away
Mid Berkshire hills, one winters dav.
Was humming with lie wonted noise
OF three scores mingled girls and BOYS
Some few upon their task intent,
But more or furtivc mischief bent:
The while the masters downward look
Was fastened on a copy book,
Rose loud and clear rousing smack
As twas a battery Of bliss
Let of in one tremendous kiss
whats that?" the startled master cries
'"lhat, thir" a little imp replies,
"Wath William Width if You pleathe-
| thaw him lith Thuthanna Peathe o.
With frown 10 make a statue thrill.
The master thundered, "Hither; VIII"
Like wretch o'ertaken on his track.
With stolen chattlcs on his back.
VIII hung his head in fear and shame.
And TO the'awiul presence came
A great, green bashful simpleton,
The butt OF all gOOd-natured fun.
With smile suppressed and birch appraised.
The threstener taltcrcd-"I'm amazed
That you, my biggest pupil should
BE guilty Of an act 50 rude!
Before the whole set school to boot.
What evil genius put You to't2"
'"T'was she herself, sir" sobbed the lad !:
81 didn't mean 10 be 50 bad;
But when Susanna shook her curls.
And whispered / was 'fraid OF girls,
And dursn'st kiss a baby's doll,
/ couldn't stand it, sir, at al
But up and Kissed her on the spot;
| know-bOO- hOo,-l ought 10 not,
But 'somel ow from her looks-boo hoo!
thought she kind o wished me to-"
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Private or TencreaI Diseases

Of ail forms and stages, speedily cured and effect
ually eradcated from tho system. Recent cases
cured in g few day.
It would appear needless here 10 add The impor-
tance Of 'niPIdng the evil in its bud" but hint
70 the wise may be sufficient, not only % save
themselves from misery, but % shield their OF
spring from shame and ruin.
Hos often - II the case We see gentlemen drruch
themselves with advertised nostruris. After much
loss in pocket and health they are finally forced 70
apply to some slllfill phvsician to be cured, for
alOne can thesediSeases BE- cured properly and If
fectually whcnthe habits and constitutional dosyu-
crasies are known to the doctor who proscribcs.
Otherwise il Is q leap in the dark 20 expect per-
mGucnt cure.
Or. C.s Office is well arranged and persons allie
ted with these diseases can have the strci,-t pr
Yacy.
Persons 1T a distance can address hiIn by letter,
describing the most prominent symptoms, but in
nj difficult cases, q personal examigitiOn will be
necessary.
Office hours from S in the morning till . in the
evening. Jan Zt-ly
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PHONOGRAPHY.
w RITIN @
sED
BOOK KEEPINGl
fkUaar ~
J. W. DOLBEAR,
Aut2sr u the "soisnes CT Ps1msnship.
Aut1.r u The "soioncs q Ps1manship. .

Persons nom 70 90 years csu lsarn this sysiezaI
neat, easy and rapid manner, AID gentlemen in bold,
rapIi, tgs1ezs style.
10 pc-gons acgusirted with fts merits, bis system
or writing needs no other recommendation, bat those
slacqrsinted with t., Gr D. rnicrs % The following
remarks and testimonIls- Instead o. teaching Pen
1loanip merely as an 1sitef0a At. experience %
= years has enabled him 20 reduce 70 70 the csaiv
q 'esos, 50 that being gaided b. tao,ssdgs, IN
seaa al FGadons Pracce pupils lrun o. co years can
u a short tine learn b write with EASE, El.EiASCs
lnd EAPIDTTY.
30 accurate IL bis system, and 20 uniform IN ifs
success, that AFTER Witnessing ita effects on several
e1nared PGpik in Nashyi.is, he lamsuted Aired
hume observes.
''Havng mad fair op7uTtunity Of examining youF
system Of 'enmsnsaip, AID having soen the Wondsr,
I'll and rapid improvement of yUuF pupils IN ny
scnccl, consider but Just cay that believe h
% De nCt cuiy tnc bsi sil, bat tis Only o1s 6esT-
vt1y hs Has0r b. slrici attention to he rules Civ
en-, aag person Iaay IN short tine, acquire rec
rapid. and elegant hsud should % p.eassd N sec
g universally adopted"
Tbs expression Was co1curred in by
= j Gen. y. p. GRrcs, l.. z. Army;
His Escailsacy, james c. Jones, Gov. Of Tsunessso
80. Rev. :. IT. OicJ. Bishop Of Tenuessee
T.. Rev. e. p. Niles, Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev. FnIlp i,atsiLy, d. d. Pre- 0g Nashville Unl.
veEsiiy.
RSy. :. 2 Edgar. q D., ard many other oitissas. Of
Wh0cl, Andrew jackson says:
Being requested BY Nsssrz. DoIbear % state TIC
-t1Odug "a society q the gentlemen sgners 10 tbs
within, 10 60 With much pleasure being acquainted
W,th most OF them tfcy are highly respectable and
g2nt'eaan OF education and u high standing ia I'D
cictT. Given st the HsTmI:age this I'D dag %
October, 1913. ANDREW JACKSON
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Just Received.

CfHAs. KIRCHER, No. % South Market street,
I ' Lzuccessor 70 Nathan klrcher) q = just re-
cs5vad large snd vel selected stock OF sprirR and
SUMNER CLOTHING for Men, Youths and Clil-
dTens' FURNlSHlNG GOODS, HATS TUNE
&c 70 which the aitentO on Of the public q nFiIed.
suits cut aud made a. snort uGHce.
Mar Tim
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OFFICE U. :. Co3NIsssRY OF SUBsrsTEScE,
FT.-I-.,-=Ir.. sT.4,p aT.r..I 80


SEALED proposals for furnishing the U. $. Sub-
- sistence Department with five thousand 5000
barrels Of Flour invited until the 5l-t day u.
March. 1864, 81 u VI.
The Flour to be of quality equal to the sample
TO be seen ct my Office m GAINESVILLE and 10 be put
up in the best quality Of wen seasoned oak barrels
and fall head lined.
No bid viii De received for q less quantity than
one hundred 400 barrels.
The delivery of the Flour to BE- commenced on or
before the l0th day Of April, 1864. and the whole
SInount 10 he delivered before April 90, 1864. st the
u. ;. Subsistence StUrehCuse, at Red River Land
ing.
The Flour will be inspected before beng received
by such person as the Government may direct.
Bids 10 be directed TO Capt. F. n. MORRILL,, G.
s., and endorsed proposals for Flour
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid.
Right reserved TO reject any or al bids.
Payment 10 Dc made In snch funds uS lazy b.
furnished by the United States.
Form Of proposal will bs furnished Of this Office.
l.. n MORRILL,
Mar lew Capt and G.. 5.
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"THERE IS no SUCH WORD IS FAIL"
TARRANT5S
COMPOUND EXTRACT or
Cubebs and COpaiba.

V1HIs PREPARATION 3D. pa1.sglar.y recon-
ucnfed % the MEDICAL PlDtE-7Ipr, and
the RLlC, for the prompt adj ear..4n cure o.
Dl-EA-E5 UF THE BLADDER,
ETDNEI-,
URISAET ORGANS, ETC.
frnrv De- relied on a. fl- llsi mode Or Tire al
r-il,frtt.g III t,..e remedies eco the large class ~
di-e.-cs OF both sexes 10 EhlChthey ere applicable.
Ir- never iutersres with Tire q se-lcu, AMI - iis
cols.f-f.. ration the dose ia much -.liload-
y B-Fureliaacrs are .ifi--.i 90 ask ior
TfEfltNTs COMPOUND EXTRACT or GU
HEE5 And gOPAiBA,
and take nothing else, as limitations anil worthless
preparations, under similar names, are Doe t.c
market. Price 81. Sent d express on receipt ol
price. Manufactured by.
TARRiNT & co,
No. 20 Greenwich street
cor. 0f WrEau, Nre YORK
And for sale ty Druggists generally.
pecl2-iy
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NIar IG2w


GAINESVILLE. Tenn. March Il. lsGf.
CEALED proposals for furnishing the United
- States Subsistence Department With one hun,
bred thousand pounds Of Com Meal are invited
until the 3Ist day Of March, 1874, at y n.
The Meal 10 b. Of a quality equal 90 the sample
to be seen at my Office ia CIarissviC, and 90 he
put up the best quality OF well seasoned oak bar
Tels, and full head lined. Gross, nett and tdrc
weight to be distinctly marked on each barrel
No bids viii be received for a less quantity than
five thousand 5000 pounds.
Tie whole amount 70 be delivered IN the month
Of April, 1864, and equal proportion each week,
~ the United States Subsistence SorchoUse 40 Red
River Landing.
The meal viii 10 Inspected before being received
By such person - the Government may direct.
An oath &C allegiance must accompany each bid.
Bids 20 be directed 90 Capt T. y. MORRILL,, &.
&, and endorsed, Proposals Tor Com Meal
Right reserved TO reject any or all bids.
Payment % be made in such funds g. may hc
furnished hy the United States.
Form Of proposal viii le furnished at ths Office.
l.. y. MORRILL,,
Mar low Capt. and G.. =.
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Sale Of Valuable City and EdgeneId
PrODePfY.

EFOptftis
DY virtue of a Deed Of Trust executed to me on
ID tile 10Th day Of September 1850, by George
". Hitchings and wife, MelissaJ. Htchings and one
supplementary thereto. executed by the same par
ties the ist day oi October, 1860, the first regis
tered IN the Registers Office Of Davidson County,
Book No. 81, pages Z}j end &5;, and the second
registered IN SAID Office Book No. 81. page 24G and
for the purposes therein mentioned, tO-wIt To Sc
cure the payment Of Q debt duo to a. NJ. Waddel
/ Will, on the Z31 day Of April, 1864, 10 the CCUr
House door ~ the city Of Nashville expose 10 pui-
lie sale % the highest bidder, for cash. the follow
ing described real estate, situated in the city Of
Nashville and Edgetieid, the first bounded n fol-
lows, to-vit: Being Lot No. 80 in the plan Of the
city Of Nashville, beginning no the northwest cor
ner Of q lot owned by John p. Erwin, trustee on
GAY street, running then westward with Cav street
ninety t91] feet, thence -outhWarily parallel 20
Cherry street seventy tIU} feet % the corner IL T.
:. Snci'- lot, thence ea-tWardly with SMELLS line
ninety 600 feet 90 Tire corner OF said l0t owned hy
John Z. Erwin, trustee, thence n0rtlwar,liy with
his line seventy co. feet To- the beginning and be-
ing the same that was conveyed g. saii HficLIng-
by r VI. Reynolds, BY deed, recorded IN the Reg
lsters Office % DAVIDSON county BO0, No. o. page
~ said log has two eneneEt- thereon. ono b-ck,
fE0t.ilng t01z iee' on Gay street, the other frame
-lr0lli'a{ 49, feet On said street and Wi fc zoid
zegaEaiely % suit purchasers. Possession cannot
Christmas next.
Also, n tn same time and Place. and uron the
terms herein before statc d the pr0cec D. Of
tie first - not sufficient riIl sell fra following
deserted premises one lot in EiUcfe.d. DDS
trick 10. ~ on the north side 81 CuneHIud RIVER,
adjoining Mary ann ChsdT-f and otlCis, known
and described 1s lot No. ., confirming two and one
iia acres, including ttC stress pr.iiey Du - side,
snd beginning az the northeast corner u Lot No. 2,
in re middle Of tllr Vaughan Turnpike. and run
ning south - poles -o tire middle ~ street - feet
wide thence east poles a stake, thcrcc north 80
poles 70 the middle 0t Vaughan Turnpike, thence
vest 10 poles 20 the beginning, beng ihe same con
seyed 10 said Htchings by dee-i, recnrled ~ me
Register Office Of Davidson county I'D BOOK NO.
% page ~ The above property VII b. sold Nith-
ont equity a redemption, ami WIN AL TiZht o.
dover waived and deeds made p purea,sef March
-, 1854. AbAEE LDE.'LIst trustee
EpwaEp II. EAsf, Attorney for Beneficiary
Mar ltd
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COLChBIA, t2as., Nov. g, l848
Ms. :. v. B0IHEAE--DCsr ~ have been MUCH
Interested and pleased n examining your system q
Pennauship. Your method Of teaching sccrns . ups
q be both sEfSl aEd faithful and She Improvement
Of yCCr pupils Is su-prsCB and rapid beyond any
thing have ever ailgczsoi. Z shall feel happy ~
th;s testimony % your merit shah oaa others % svaa
themselves Of your instruction IN orc Of the most
beautiful and -sSiu arts eEi aIl very respoCtf1Iy
etc. Jas. II. OTEY
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HEADQUARTERS COMMISSION FOR III,

HEADQUARTERS COMMISSION FOR THE
ORGANIZATIONS OF u. 5. COLoRgp TRooPs |
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 1, 1868.
Circular No. /.
Ia accordance with orders from The Presi-
dent OF the United States, the followin, re-
cruiting stations have been established for
colored troops in the Department Of the
Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Murircesbor {" Bridecporf. Ala
Gallatn, pikeyiiIe. Tenn.
NartrSce, Fort Douclson, Tenn
ClarksVille, McMinnyille, Tenn.
Shelbyville, Pulaski. 4"
Columbia Lynnville, "
Stevenson, Alabama.
All claims by alleged owners of slovoe
who may be enlisted, viii be laid before
the board appointed by the President. and
consisting Of
The board will hold its sessions At Nash
vile, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting lists will
be furnished the board for public in io-rns
tion, and on demand exhibited to any per-
son claiming that his or her slave has baen
enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten davs
after the filing ef The said rolls.
No claims viii be received or entertained
from any person who is or has been engs red
in rebellion against the Government Of the
bnlteu states, or WHO IN any way mas gwen
aid, or shall give aid or comfort q. the enc
mics Of the Government, and all claimants
shall file with their claims an oath Of alleri-
ance 10 the Government Of the United
States.
The mastering officer will 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 or her slave for enlistment into the
military service, shall, if such slave be sc-
cepted, receive from the recruiting officer a
certificate thereof, with a descriptive LIST Of
such slave, and become entitled 10 common
sation for the service or labor of said slave.
not exceeding the sum OF three hundred
dollars, upon filing with the above board a
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. 800, current series War Department.
By order Of the Secretary Of War,
GEORsE L. STEARss,
Major and A. A. g. u. 81
Com'r 0rg'n U. S. Colcred Troops.
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Ffoa- ~ E5a. Judge y. Gress,
President Of the iE School at Leba1cn. Team. Eud
who was Tor 20 years on the supreme Bench Ui Ton
nessce.
"Mr. D0!6esr he's spent many years On teaching
snd pcreCtiny his system Ci Instruction. and 4 ~
fT superior % shy teacher Of PenmausdipI have eV-
eT seen. You vii perceive 40 once has he IS nan
OF fEs iate grucC. 70 Eecs no Instruction without
rccs5a; alt bis reasoning is 20 just and clear that
you % once perceive Ec priacpir he seeks % part
'-ll tl-t t-iis hAcd 10 the MIMI We plpI, acting
IS well az visa eeKsEcc
commend Nr. rolnclT 20 your KIND attention ana
trust It viii be con-tCEt With yoCr v.gvs and fecl-
iugs % forward hiz objects. Aay sCryirs you mar
render him vii be woTthiiT bestowed and win ohIrs
me. Very respectfully, Your zisud,
LER4EOs, TEsE., Oct. ~, 1856. n GREEN.
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PHON0GRAPAY

Hh he iura1rc- ~ Of ohaTgs 70 aodiers Ia or Jgt
% The Hospitals. c their botl,es or inkstands arr
ru- yht ~ the above aals SOtgEss arc taught one
ttift less than citizens.
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----.-.- - T1Hn.3l b sESrnN.

Allow Toe t0IEtrotGoe 10 you ny friend .. ". Dbl.
bear, who sis your c'ty Tor he purpose Of tsaru-
Ing Penmanship amt FL1a0F5sQhy. BIS reputation
ne gucces5fCI teacher s 30 ve and 20 widely Csab-
iighcd that viii cay uOthiur On that score. oaly
desire 10 present him ~ q gentleman rom whose 80
Ci9ty haze derived much pleasure ard PROFIT and as
one whom you bsve tue intelligence q appreciate
anything you may do % luriher uis desigas win be
gratefully acknowledged By yuur friend,
John q REAR
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ENGRAVINGS, beautifully colored, of our
most distinguished officers and men, OF
Fruits and Flowers, of Birds, Of Hunting
and Fishing, Landscapes, of Clipper
Ships, of the Soldier Returning from the
War, of the Soldier going to the War ;
also, Humorous and Comic Scenes of all
kinds, from 10 cents each TO S..
PHOTOGRAPHS OF OFFICERS, and diff
ferent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from s. to $50 per hundred-l2c. to SOC.
each.
PRIZE STATIONERY of the very best in
the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE in Eve colors,
representing Cavalry, Infantry, etc. The
Certificate is enclosed in stout paste
board tube. Size I3<I7-beautifully ex-
ecuted. SOC.
MEDALS of all kinds,
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENCILS,
INK,
&c, &C, &c.
Agent for the New England Valentine
Manufacturing Company.
Orders for all kinds Of goods in my line
promptly filled, on receipt of the money,
without extra charge.
GEO. P. JENKINS,
lO7 Main Street,
IAN I6-Sm Cincinnati.
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As a consolation to Benedicts Punch
says it is better to be blown sp by your
wife than by a steam engine.
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John @. EDsAH


s30H srer sm,l.s Drag SIRE, Cor Caa.rcs ed ~.
stssa HOURS, 9 20 II. .. ~, % .. p. o.. rnaI
% g at nigEL
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Night Emissions Cured.

Young Man. stop before you further 60. or all
diseases subject 10 Man, there is disease lard
to cure "a Night Emissions, and physicians arc
scarce that understand treating it and 10 you can
say that have cured dozens in this city, IS well
in different States who have spent dollar after dol
lar, and are now well cured by me- / am daily re-
cciyng letters and sending medicine to ell parts Of
the country. In a word; all that are diseased in
any way, and viii give me q call, | will give salts
faction for all Of the diseases mentioned in this sd
vertisement. The best OF references gwen in this
ciTy.
All letters directed 10
DIR. McGILL,
No. a Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
Jan1 viii meet with prompt attention.
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Gays Lines for AnnIe's Album.

Glay's Lines for Annie'S Album.
Impulsive beats the quiekened heart
When borne from friends away;
We cling, we linger as we part
So pleasant It's to stay.
But when Fate's finger makes US weep
BY pointing out the way;
Fond Friendship must not, can not keep
This tenement Of Clay.
Tho called by Wars stern voice way,
Up looms life surging sea;
But mid their flame and foam shall Clay
Look back and think of thee.
And, Annie, when the pulse Of Time
Throbs like our spirits free,
Wilt sometimes read his parting rhyme.
And think Of II. c. G.
Wilder Battery, Ind. Vet. Vol.
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Sir-C5EsderiEg gCOd handwriting o. be not OUiy
an complainant, but means Of success % every
man engaged n buiuess, greatly appaUd your mCr-
sgT30as eECTt1ls % Improve tho chirogr1phy Of lie
age. gentleman z lazy either who writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently clieu fail 10
write when they Should ond when they DO write Il -
done az the last momeat, with haste and inpatience
End consequently with faults Of OIL kiuds Ufion COM
hitting ard injuring bOth the wrtor and the cause
which hs ads coates. Ishing y0g every sucooss 10
your sudable undertakings,
Z III rH.tra rn4r-lrf erTfy
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ESTABLISHED 1850.
Peter LOrillard,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,

IG * IS CHAMBERS STREET.
formerly q Chatham Street, New York;
BROWN SNUFF.
Macaioy, IemCrJ1,
Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rgppee. EsictItDches,
American Gentlemen, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch Honey Dew Scotch,
n IN Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dea scotch,
IRISH High Toast Fresh scotch
or LUndyf0od.
HF- Attention i- car-1 20 the larZc reduction iu
Prices of Fine Cut Chewing md suo' aur I0iareOs,
which vii ~ found o. q superior quality.
TOFs = & { ..
s,1oErsq ToHAco0.-Long; Mol; 40. 9; Nos.
and mixed st-Jagoi spanish; Canister Turk
iEl; Grsuul1fed.
FISH cur CmwTvG.-P. A. and T., or plain; Cav
enI-h, or Sweet; Sweet Scented Or0n0cO; Tin Foil
CsGcndish.
\ B.-A circular o. prices vll b zent on apple
cotton. ooglD-iy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-24

The following very jus; remarks 81 tho Bon. Thos.
Il. B51tOu, q :. senator, are worthy She attentive
regard Of parents aud all you1g persons who bavs
gH- noge o. e;iCCgss iH taC business OF ul1.