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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-09
A CARD
WnnEtrNo, W! vA:, May 9Th, 1866.
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Asu''tO'S I1'' A"'e'''gencT:
Will you please confer the kindness and
permit me to reply TO q card which an.
peared in your journal of the 9th instant,
representing me IN very false light to the
readers thereof, published above the sig.
nature OF an Exchanged Prisoner" who
charges me with acts and words which |
have never done and never spoken.
First-He calls the prison room in which
confined these men 6lthy, dirty place.
and that the men With him were confined
with reSels, &c. This is utterly false, the
room in which they were placed being the
best, oleanest and most comfortable one il
the entire building, with ao Syard 70 annoy
them, and not one rebel among the NUM-
Der there confined; thu kebol5s being sepa-
rate and occupying q loom 10 khsimseI1es.
These men, who claimed to be soldiers;
but in whose cond1ct, FROM their first en-
trance lnto'the prts5Ii, aGtil their departure,
there was not Vestige of the bearing of q
volunteer soldier Of the lUnioni and the
most demorahzed crowd eUsT received at
thls prison, started to the windows and
at once began to insult ina most scanda..
lous manner every passer by,and especially
the ladies going into the Custom House
tor letters.
@@>@SSA ~ SAG NhS W Eb~
quest and order the men to deslst from
such conduct, or l would be compelled to
place guard at the windows. The officer
was Missed at, told to go to hell, kiss their
a, &c, and while | was Walking down
the street several OF the men above re.
terred to insulted several ladies and citi-
Hens passing on the opposite side. At
such conduct L became enraged, for the
language used was or such q character
that none but low infamous brute could
possibly make use OF. / went up into the
room, and did not, as stated in the article
published, call the men d-n sons-of-
b-s, but told them that it they behaved
like soldiers and men they should betreated
as such, and 1t, to the contrary, they con-
Quoted themselves like brutes and hell
hounds, should treat them as they de-
served. A Kissing, carsitg and swearing
was the answer from these "soldiersI" and
one of them, Sergeant Of the 3sth Ohio,
stepping up to me, says, i've will play hell
and KICK up the devil, and dance cotillions
and do inst d 0Iaaua - Dat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-09

THE war department has ordered 600 900
blank discharges for soldiers printed, with
a large number Of muster.out rolls. Resig-
nations of general field and staff officers
will be reserved tlTlNhe 18th of this month,
at which date the adjutant general is direct,
ed to commence mastering honorably ont
of service all general field and staff officers
who are unemployed, or whose services is
no longer needed. .r
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Express Receipts to Be Stamped.
TREAS. DEP'T. OFFICE OF INr. REvENuE, |
Washington, April 2sth, 1865.
CHAs. JOHNSON,
And eleven others.

TREAS. DEPT. URFICE OF Int. REVENUE,
Washington, April 2sth, 1865. /
Sra Your letter of. the 22d inst, in
regard to ''psrtiss signing the delivery book
of Express Companies being required to
use two cent stamp for every receipt,
has been received.
In reply have to say that parties sign.
ing euch receipts are required to afix a
stamp to them; and where such receipts
are signed without the proper stamp be-
ing affixed, the parties signing them are
liable to the penalties of the law.
Very Respectfully, f. h. ROLLINS,
Deputy Commissioners.
J. G. ORR. Esq Collector lst District
Wheeling, West Virginia.
In accordance with the above ruling all
parties will be required to stamp ali re.
ceipts upon Express Oompantes-6ooks, OF
others issued since the 1st of August, 1864
and hereafter upon all persons issuing re-
ceipts without proper stamps the penalty
will be enforced. ]. O. ORR,
Col. Int. Rev. 1st District
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Lit. Col. Commanding Prison

We, the Undersigned officers, stationed at
this Post, most respectfully state, that we
have been acquainted with 1t. Col. Frey,
since he has been in command of the Athe.
neum in the city of Wheeling, and know
him to be gentleman Of rare attainments,
and the last officer who would treat gem
teel soldier unkindIy, or not with due re-
spect. -A. M a. r. IF. B1RK,
Capt. Com. B, Vet. Bait, 2sth, o. VII,
And nine others.
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We, the undersigned, inmates of the
Athenenm Hospital Military Prison, Of
this city, are pleased to state that during
the time we have been in said hospital
under the charge of Lieut.. Col. E. Frey, We
have at all times received the most courteou:
and kind as we'll as attentive treatment al
the hands of said officer.
CHAs. JOHNSON,
And eleven others.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-09

We, the undersigned prisoners of war
confined at the military prison Of this city
are pleased to state that during the period
of confinement in this prison, while under
the charge of Lieut.. Col. E. Frey, we have al
all times received the most courteous and
kind, as well as attentive treatment, at the
hand of said officer. JOHN RIGHTER,
and twenty-five others.
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RHEUMATIC COmPOUND

-'aehes the source Of all Trouble, and edeetunlrv
me di'C%'e tEUu the system BY itS imme-
te stEc II trial, and become I'd Of ItS won
irrtuI rover.
Read the kolioNtaE testimonials:
NE. SSsSsSS & sIPSAE Sir: TIT. Is to Os1 .iSy bet
-i.At'en er tEeoJ years; part Of that time EHS
ct able g 50 about. tried all the rheuroStie
-c7urtir- that eCUld hear OF buE found no rnIjNI
-rFl I tEiti your Rheumatic CompoIpd ana RIcoS
E=Ti1aT tired hut three-fOurthS Of bottle Of II
- = 'sr,d me ""uod And veil. Ny wife Vas alno
- stei ith ihe same disease, Apd . small portjon
$50 ssrst hex AN nearly seventy yearp Of HSs
'=t : SeHrly foGr ysArS since Vas cured, and
=At EisAssre to fuErish you Win hi. r. ert;Sr.t"
= f.Ni yez can refer others Who are AFFLICTED Vit6
-sra=NE=s-a Il sas- WI"
ASDREW ARMSTRONG.
Nc, ., ls Jamse Street, Allegheny City.
Sg a. JosNsoN -DrAr Sir: Nv v,t.
- 7 u Ih1sA at0Ty RhsumAtism in March I0St
- SNs Frfy much SUUlien ard the pain ne SDE
-srst Uss SeVere: She Was confined 10 her ~ 7
a. .5,isSd 70 Try your Rheumatic COmsc1nd and
- IlesT 20 60, bottle of 1t, and before the
I~rfeci oneS reTer saw such medicine SbS
- sn,y 'Aktn three doses Of IT till the swelling
.''7 = kreWn il order to give it success
1'EFH NheetOOA'eIy,
~ resi4eree Is No rs chen1 ATeS AmTeAL!SIER 1SIIS
- AZ he 'een by any person doubling the truth
b. --E AhSTe-
Pt;;I,urE, April lsth, 1854.
"A IsESsoS;-Ay daughter Mary was at.acksd
"a Lr1A1uAtcry Rheumatism in the Eintrr ~
* sa'eh continued to the spring of EfxtT TfonT
--E- fAcis and limbs Esre Very much SveIicd H1j
ils fAi7 81 times Eas very severe. She be[ara- ~
'-Itr<s ;hA: il took four to turn her in bed bSd
-rtoAl AID tCE eve or EtI WeekA but received re--
T;e Aay seLeft. got = bottle Of Tour RhsGy.
= -arae CCrFoc I'd, and before it VA all rseI shs -.
= 70 eUue down Stain got q Recond hottie
~ r>-t it. aud an happy 10 say Ghe il nov a.
: - she va before she took the rheumatiSD, and
* fg A;:e2t 10 her work the sane A. kornarIIE
stt-fcts aer recovery, Under the blessing Of C1o1
3 yrzf Rheumatic Compound.
Az' EeE-' doustinS the truth Of the above. can
=. n 2e AZ ny residence. No. IA Bedford street
fcCEI. With respect,
MRS. NAR6ARET YOUN6soN
F7fistrrg, April sth, 1854
PREPARED By
r. e SELLERS & CO.
SOLE PROPRIEToRS,
CORNER WOOD AND SECOND STREETS.
PIrrsBURG, PA,
= ~ss-a all orie=S must be Addressed.
PT7e- oas Dollar per bottle.
sod. Eho'esAle and retail By MeCARR. KRAFT
c. sad REID, KRAFT / co, and BY DTuR0f-tS
-FfFE~hefe' dec16-1ydGw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-09

We, the undersigned Union prisoners,
confined at the militay prison of this city,
are pleased to state that during the period
of confinement in this prison, while under
the charge of 1t. Col. Frey, we have at all
times received the most courteous and kind
as well as attentive treatment at the hands
OF said oticers.i WIN. GLASS,
And seventy-tWo others,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-09

C1PHERNG.-A youngster while perusing
q chapter of Genesis, turning to hismoth.
or, inquired whether the people in those
days used to do the sums on the ground
a accounted for his question by reading
the passage, tAnd the sons of men multi.
piled upon the face of the earth
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-09

No v1oLIHg RTRINsTNs OF 9HI HAD.
TAI sEHsG OF TAsII AND sNn1 RESToRID.
POr centuries Oatarrh has deded the akiI OF phys
icianG and surgeons. No medical work contains .
prescription that will eradicate It. Nothing save
Dr.. GoodAle's Remedy will break It up, radically
destroying the principle OF the disease and preclu-
ding the possibility ofa relapse. -
No form Of Catanh can Withstand liz searching
power and no mode Of treatment ever Afforded such
immediate relief gave such universal SatisActon.
penetrate8 to the very seat Of this disease and
ezterminatesi II, root and branch for ever.
Prom the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
HAY, RosE, AND PIRIoD1o OATAREH.-Dr. R. Good
Ale'S CatArTh Remedy and mode OF treatment not
only affords the greatest relief in every variety Of
CatATTh, but II sEdUguiGhea the disease forever in
AL its types and stages Every speaks ven Of Il.
Price 800 per Bottle. Bend astamp for DR. DO od-
alSs New Pamphlet CatArrh, ftI perfect mode OF
treatment, and rapid cure. Information Of price,
less valus Send or call at once.
NoRToH Co., Sole Agents, IS Blsecker st., N. ?.
"FoC sale by T. h. LOGAN co., aud 10.
GAN, LIST CO., Wheeling.
noT23-1 yd&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-09

TuE Arkansas Legislature has finally got
a quorum. The Constitutional Amend.
men. has passed unanimously. The House
Is busy about bill dibfFsnohising 6li who
hold positions in the rebel army.
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U. i. MARSHAL,S SALE

United o. States Di.tri t Court of the United
'eners9n y. Martin Virginia. at Wheeling. FaII
N pursuance Of Decree Of tho Ostrict Cont nj
the United States for the District Of West Vir
ginia, rendered at the Fall Term, $685. at WheeIno
~ III Ine above entitled cause, will on TUESDAY,
JUNE 18TH, 1863, at the front door Of the Cont
It 4GIe o. marshal. eonnty, West Virginia. cell at
public auction. to the highest and beat bidder the
tract OF land Containing about one huudred Ar re-
more or less) atuate n the forks Of Big Grave 0res
IN sald comfy OF Marshall, and in said decree men.
TONED, being part Of the farm that James BD1Is,
bought OF John Gallagher, and bounded as foIIotSS
fo'Wh: 6c: beginning at stake in the mouth OF a
hASou. corner to piece OF the same farm TINT wuS
heretofore sold to VIM P. Davis; thence doun fbe
oEeek VIM the original line of said survey with Ill.,,
Coutses and distances II eretO to the centre
~ N SuI In the bottom made by the BaItimorO
S a lily 5lAnt oAo Company, and WheFe tho cTeek
stump, corner to pieta saw about eiobf snI ~
DALI acres, heretofore sold 70 Robert H1eTonIars
tnSuce win said AlexAnder's Eae eAstwarjJT ~ .
shke IN the held, corner to said AlSxRnder. ibon.
SonthwardIy with said AG1ander's line 10 tho nCtL
slde oil the Baltimore aud Ohio RaIrOSi. ti,a
eastwardly along the side of nnid raiFoSa - S
original line OF said survey; thsuce eastvnrdlv y[,t
the original line, with the cntITnal ana IjS
tauces thereto, to a stake, corner 10 said VIM p
Davis: thence noTthwardVy with the aid Wm D
Davis line to the beginning. N- r
TERMS oR sALE-Piiteen per cent. of IN, NM.
chase money in hand; the balance in three .onSI
instalments at six, twelve and eighteen month";
with interest on each deferred nstAIment from the
Day OF sale until paid the purchaser giving bond
win good security for said deferred instalments
with the privilege OF paying all any portion Of the
oeIerred payments at the next term Of this Court
Sale to commence at two O'Clock p. NJ
oo., EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
aPLEo- -Io q, MAshaI
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The GREAT TINTERNGL REMEDY.
JOHNSoN's
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
An
BLOOD PURIFIER.
THN ONLY SURE CURE FOR
RHEUMATIsM KNOWN.
tiEAD THE FOLLOWING
4 FAD TIE FOLLOwING
This Great Internal Remed,

l' the SNst medicine ever uGFsrrd 70 III. D,h,,,
'S ths sfSetuAl cure Of RheGmEtiEn, SSopk NJ.
~ Ss5SiA- and 4! Blood Purifier IL has po
nc S1Sd, such as SerOfulA or Kings Xvii. SeSiS
~ -. tssttst, AinS Worm, Female Complaints, apd
=. ereAkoG1 on the Aee ana 6o6V. : - 49, '>-N
o vast number Of rub-On rneaieipea which Tor
7eH aANe eSe1 nsed toT thNso diseases were merely
en- !otNFy ia their sfisctS Aad OF doubtful virtue,
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Notice to MIllers 4 MIN Owners.

WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING g. B,
wv WILLIAMS sBLP-REGULATING BLAsT
perfect Separating, Beating, and Securing Machine
IN use. Delivered free Of charge at the Railroad
Depots In Bridgeport, Ohio, or Wheeling or Steam.
boat Landing in Whseling, ". Va.
No. cleans II bushels per hour, weighs 400 Fbs.
Nc; cleans 20 buahels per hour, weighs $50 ibs.
No. cleans IS bushels per hour. weighs 500 ms.
Price $500. s"' WV D-
Other Iins', up 10 100 bushels per hour, made to
J. n. TIPTon, OF Lexington, Kentucky, IL our
agent All orders for that State should be ad.
Address J.&B. B, WILLIAMS,
noy2S6m Bridgeport Ohio.
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U. s. MARSHAL'S SALE OF STEAM
AT "COTTAGE No. q"
nIsTRIoT COURT OF THE UNITED SLATER
for the District of West virgiuia, Spring Term
1855, at Wheeling
Edwin O. Paden
va. In AdmIraltv
In obedience TO a decree Of the said Court pro.
nouIccd and entered on the 11th day OF priI 1895
IN the above entitled cause, shall SelI at public
auction, on WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OP
MAY, 1856, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at The
Public Landing in the city of Wheeling, the Steam
and furniture, as she now lies in the port Of Wheel
TERMS OF SALE:
One half of the purchase money in cash. the re
maiuder In two equal inBtalments, payable three
and six months afler date with interest from dRte.
the purchaser giving tonds with good personal se.
curtty, 10 be approved by me- for said deferred in
atallnents EDWARD n. NORTON,
Aprlo-to u. 8. MArEhal.
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NBw YoRK, May s.-Gold opened at l4s3
and closed at l4I4.
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HAMS.
TY VOC want good Ham go to the corner Of
Markot and Quincy streets. - - mhlb q
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No v1OIIuE s7R1zerNs OF 7HI HAD.

II CUR1soATARRH, AID PAM N ran TIllPLEsl
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ans CATARRH, AND AvERTs CONSUMPTION.
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caches the source Of all trcublc, and eaectpalfv
sa.Hhes the disCHse from the system BY its immc-
-A's acton on the blood We advise one and All
Sc ave II trial. and beeorne satsn "a Of ItS S-or
3rTTuI rover " NA-
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49, Licensca and every tessriutoa
:. 49, 49, e.a1st .or tais &c this aHte, b.
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oCrOnEE n, 1865.

W ANA-AA Az Aa'NHH
Religious services by wm. NJ. shaw.
Tho Committee on Memoirs reported obit-
uaries Of the following members Of the Con
f,rence who have died since the last ses ion
three vesrs ago Benz. p smith. Ahram
overall. Moses N. Henkle, n. u John
Kelley. naniel II. Jenoa nud samuel S.
Moody. when the notice of esch one was
read. some one or more Of the ministers &C
guaieted with the deceased, made funeral
ccmarks 20 the Conference. Except b +.
Smi,h, they were ali meu Of advanced age
He had served the Conference about six
years. ANA was mau Of many virtues and
much p-umi-e Bus Ell the others were So
well known &c VIII be necessary O. say but
little Of them. Dr.. Henkie, with we'll
stored Iaind Of the very FIRST order, and s. s.
Moody, with an excellent mlnd' most hneiy
ealanoSd, aud OF SANITY spirit. had hlie,i
ne Best aud most honored stations IN the
Nonierence. Ana Cor integrity principle,
s'Sna minds, and solid worth. it would b
Nlca" 70 ms superior men 20 John Kelley
Ahram Overall, ana Daniel Il. Jones. Tht
N'aterenee lovcd thea an. and a profound
,lps "as manifested while the memoirs
49, fesa aud during The rsnsrks which
r-9f, -Nes' ne latter Eve. had been
.,NAg preacher from e2t, al ,-.srs
-, me iaPcriect rop1rt uhfeh the
N'----l'..'e on Statistics were AL. a. M. l.
-, l'e5,set oeesa'e several charge hal ~
No fls.eis' aoa DO report Was ri-nish,s ~
t','..--.'.S - p s-certalned there La. brar
decrrase. since lsf2. of gse5 -, 80. -, '''-
bera, 2s5 white Probaiioners. as .- .i'ell'
members, 81 eol0rod Frohstispers. - =
local prcschcrs. '- ''
Or. Green presented psrer to u5e Con
ference Which he wished The e tpter,,.,, I,
81 pr peuuoniug the approaching Co..
Conirrcucc % make fandry inpa-tsr
chsngcs IN she Discipline OF the tbp--I
which was discussed hy the mover. nv r.
NeferFin, lounr, Aaddng and ] :
Hughes, and others, after which iJ was ma
iloa - ss 20 request the General C5uf,,
e0cc 10 consider the exPe2ieney ana prorr
ely 81 Tie changes sacrcsied.
huuissiile, Aiabsma. was selected Is Il
place Tor The next meeting OF the Genie
eneai over CltrkSviils, BY vote q Sc 10 )
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To Whom it may Concern.

have noticed an advertisement in the
different city papers, headed, "Second An
nual issue Of the Nashville City Directory"
This IS done to mislead the business men OF
the city, and give the impression that the
party had either bought out my interest IN
the Directory, or TO make them believe that
would not get out a Directory for 1866.
They tried to get the use Of my name for
the Directory, but this l refused; neither
would / agree TO engage them on the Diree-
tory, which l propose getting up in the
Spring of 1866. This was done on account
OF their incapability of managing a work
Of the kind. as well as other business in
which we were formerly connected besides
the party who is getting up the Directory Is
not a resident of Nashville, and therefore
would not take the same interest in the
mater as citizen of the city would,
write this in justice to thepublic as well
as myself.
Respectfully, R, d. SINGLETON,
Publisher Nashville Directory.
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10 stranger and Citizen.

Wa do not profess 70 be the only Physi-
clan in The city, " Who may be found a his
ONCE a. All hours day OF night !" nor DO
70, in Offering our services % The invalid,
desire 30 recommend ouraelf IN preferences
10 other equally well established snd ez-
perisneed phyGicisusi nor do We pre-
tend 10 be infsllible, or The only man ca
pable Of curing The various diseases men
toned in our general advertisements We
do not claim the possession Of any wonder
~ secret Tcrledics, or extraordinary agree
abe treatment or YalliGfircs as al sensible
men must know, that success In the prac-
ice Of medicine, does not depend % much
apon the discovery q Hsis rfusedies, o. Heis
zsodcs 81 treatment, 90 up0u he skllliul use
Of those agencies necessary 70 perfect cure
and this can be acqgired only By exps-
renee and patient application. We res
peetfully refer the public % cur general ad-
Fortissment, ip another part Of ths paper
OfHcs hour from 8 in the morafnR tfil .
81 nizht. "a L. coLHnAH, NJ. D.
"a North Chsrry ST., Nashville Ten
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We would call the especial attention OF
the public generally to the well filed estab-
lishment OF our enterprising friend, W. W
Totten. who has the finest selected stock OF
Family Groceries south Of the Ohio river.
In connection with his grocery house he has
opened a splendid Liquor establishment
where the finest Liquors and Wines can be
obtained, from a bottle TO pipe. Families
parties, and pic-nies furnished with the
choicest "yiands" at moderae prizes. His
Nos are q and %, North College street, OPP
posite sewanee House. Give him call.
sep29-im
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Old papers, tlhe largest in the city forsale
81 this Oihee.
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Wholesale and Retail.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
CAMERON, GREER & CO.

NORTH WEST c7RSER OF THE SQUARE. SAsuyLLE TENN
HAVE lust received direct 6 Importers. and varei stock Of Dry Goods
Notions, $3.50 ~, ''
More Antique and plain aud hguo~
s.,s.rs
Buoaio
fooled
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srALl1oN RAcE.-This race to day over
the Nashville course promises 20 be one Of
she most exciting character. The hor IS
are known 90 be Of the best blooi aud thor
ouchly trained. and uuless some unforeseen
accident occurs il will be the most Interest
ing race that has occurred irr long period.
The greatest excitement exists among the
turfmen. and pools were selling last nigat
ala lively figure. with Doc. Lindsey the IA
vorite. Surprise second, Bulletin third, and
Ootawah last The stake is for $3.50, mile
heats. two best ia three
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This vice, which is never praoticed in
the presence Of any one, has proved tht
everlasting ruin Of thousands OF the noblesi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to eloquence or pen to song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the eonsti
tuition. aad reduced the miserable victim I,
a living skeleton. Nor are these its fnal
and fatal effects in its pains are scsttered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this aflietiOn, call or
Dr.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
OF address him by letter, Box s0z, Essh
vile, Tenn. ieDzo-H
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while in View York short time since,
one Of the proprieiors Of the Union had the
pleasure OF making the acquaintance Of
John p. Woflell, Esg General Eastern
agent Of the Chicago and Milwaukee, Nil
xsukee and S. Paul, and Racine aud Mis-
sissippi railways, besides other roads North
and v est; also rgent OF the Travellers. In
surnuce Company, OF Hartford, C1nuecueut
HIS office is Z5g Broadway, New York. In
Mr.. Worstell all the elements Of the gen
5isu1an are manifest. TostrHngers especial
Iv visiting the great metropolis Of America
Ne woald recommend this gentleman. lie
he ready aud willing a. eli times to give
and not IN a tart, short and mincing man
ner. oither-an desired information. II
cannot be doubted, when a man ae's upon
this principle, that be and his business are
bound 60 become popular. Call upon MI
Worstell and get your tickets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-12

TwENrY-FIvE CENTS FOR UNION AND PLAN
rERs' BANK.-The notes Of these two Banks
seem to be steadily declining, and as each
Bank has over a million Of circulation still
out, they will probably decline TO - cents
in the dollar. Thos. S. Mari, Broker, cor
ner of Union and College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables him
to give considerable more than this rate at
present Send your money to him before
the orders are filed. u.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-12

ELECTION or CRY OFFIcERs.-The election
10 I'm the various Offices in the city viii take
place tonight a. the Council Chamber.
one Marshsl and niue deputies are 70 be
chosen, together with that Of Recorder.
Candidates are numerous, aud active IN their
efforts 10 convince the city fathers Of their
respective duty on this important occasion.
We will give the names Of the lucky ones
fo-ulorroW