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Six hundred OF winch is open land, under fence
very rich, and has been resting from cultivation III
several wears
This lznd lies on both sides Of stones River,
near old lefersop ard on both sides TT the Ma H.
vile and Milton Turnpike, twenty miles r M Nash
vile, twelve from MuriretsuorO. an three m les
from each q tao RAILROAD DepOts on Nashville and
Chattanooga RRiroad Il has good grass snd zane
pastures and divided INTO four trHcts, can have
suiiahie Water and tmrer accoEum 1dations, with
hean.iful building sites on the nrnplse-
The soil ls very rich, and highly adapted % CO.
ton, Corn, Wheat and Rotsg0e~. Vito proper ctati-
vanon Hwill produce from NO 20 four hundred
pounds lint cotton per acre, which wills b worth u
least 20 cents per pound IN gold iu lSAe 4
On he Home Place there rs a Dwelling House
tFclve Cedar HOUSES FOR tenants. Cofion-6ln and
Preas snhies Tor 81 mead horses ce house, orchard
o. Fine Fruit, and a pientiid tsardeB
The Cedar Laud VII seil separately If desired
The atieaiion oi liailroad Companies ana Lunbsr
men d invited 0ne-thITd of the timber VA pay
for the whole tract
Address me 81 MuIfreesh3ro Teun
IOWA dtt V4te BROMFIEllD RIDLEY.
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DROPOSAI.5 W " be received Sc the office Of the
Chairman OF the Street Committee No. Norih
Col eye street, Nashville, Tenn., until the l5,h day
Of November, a. down. for the following wora:
Isl. For rslsiug Market street shove high water
mars rom near Whites te street 10 the narth coI
porat on line THIS embraces IA 10 cub yards Of
embsnkment, - per hes OF hubble Missionary re-
isnmg wall, snd l,CI0 eubis ysil Of broken -.ore
M-s.dl anizug.
I'd. For McAdamIZing Coli se sui Market streets
between the squsre ana Broad street. totsl lrri 10
S,1S2 ieet. WIFI of MeAdanI1-d TosdEay 80 feet
depth cf broken siOna u inches.
80. For !syinE Nishoson pavement, on Church
street, tOa lengtl sou ieeti width OF roadway 81
feet
4th. For eli the necessary curling, gutterne and
stone or brick sidewalk requ red on the ABOVE
streets
Bids must state tile proc per cube yard for en-
banEmeut and McAdam'nug; per percn of tEenty-
Eve cubic feet for rubhle mssonry, per square yard
for gutterug siiegaik and Nichaisou payemsut
and per iIneal loot for curling,
The tsTm- OF payment required, and the propo
sed time Of ccmp.euon OF the work must sl=o cC
stated.
Bids will he received for either OF ali the above
items, and the right b. reserved 70 the Street Com
mIltee 70 accept shy psrr all Of any bd oiered.
Plans sud specifications can he seen AZ The Ctnct
OF W. 3. Foster, City hugneer, No. . North Cherry
street, or say inf rfnatou can be Ollsned by al
dre. sing him or the undersigned.
eco. s. KINNEY,
Chm'n Street Committee, Nashville
noV2-td
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Notice.

VIZ forter. or pogiers eranloyei, thai borrowed
= NY SCI t,ticv slinaf Two seeks s.-1 I ON my
49,, wi faf1se retuln 10 = once and ply inr this
49, 1fiii q ~. BEhl5l,N.
i--" No - pnion street.
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Onion EiFeei, niaahsilla iell- 80
r.fag - nssai 80 rtss'fi 49,
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McGILl
BOTsNIC PHYSiCILR,
Ia gHR rREATAENF OF D1aEAsE5 %
1RUg4NING Bin WIEE iullifEo -
OTHER ETErN8. ~ DC D a.
aAAHN Liz. IE1iNAsakE


For further information in regard 70
the skllful success in the treatment U
diseases, the reader is referred 70 Still
LIS THERaPEUTICs and MArERiA MEDioA
two large volumes, late edition Of l'ot
the best work in the United State.
where you will fnd Or. McGilis mans
standing parallel with the best msdiai
men Of the age in the treatment Of d.
esses Of women. For all diseases IN tbs
advertisement, satisfaction Is gusran-
teed With my general practice I Teal
Lhe following
UaroHIc Oases
Win saasisoEons RhsumstEn, Asocnosas 2 p. a'
Ilnnass Disosais 81 he Ihrcai, hsela1 .--l-t
Sun Limbs, FieursJ, Pans, uiccfat uaiieis el-'
Disenses q no Heari and Liver, lna-niisa =. -. I
10 sioIaaol. Neurlga, Ellg's Etl o. 49,
DesfaesE Ifaasses u 10 Eyls. petaaliel -
iams, ljysIepsis Ok I1dgos.icrs a1t polaAll.
fogeihsr silh az Private Diseases
! Diseases OF tho u rinhry Ofs BIZ
fo he L1dless
An khneanna % ne Woush tfeafld IN - -
T65ss werriea I.sdiss w. haga hren - anloi.a
unia 10 m'sosrTJ or Prove sl1rloqi ~ - -
10 ihaif iaI anls u found pIafuanl p a'--A
can.
nnudg NATAL Aaaaliee W .-.-..--r-.r
seen uo! Do triag forth IN du4 80 a. -. II
| God has sad you should mull llI 90 49, =
| rs IL your desire you csn oonsll - -. -.
letter or "a porlon- No lliY over l.-lll -,-.
/ a. age ned malIe spIlaaeon- az cl.--
bv istteT or psrson strictly coutdanla-
Hight Emissions Cured
..,e., 49, stop tssora yod furfhe 80. y y
ffssalls -rIflI "a b Man, TIERS D n0 ia.e p -
[ n cure a. Might Emiasl0nE, and pa -
s1aruo that understand treatng 10 an p ~ IA
~ IA I Rave rur1t du1eus iu ms lilf - -
I Ii fFerent States, sho have spent dollar - =.
| IL. and are noE Ecll cured b ne. 2 No a-l i
esfrnr Letters ard ldnlilng uleiicile % a. - =
~ COUNTRY. ia q aur1, 81 ttai AZ % -
nv ~. s1d vin eve ne q rslls vi "
ssrf1u fdr ~ q t1t di1czses nancona1 - -
gsrtasmaat Ihs haEi 81 rslsfaafea Eista
.liy.
AZ iatisFH di4autot 10
DR. M08iI,h.
uuion street., raahsiia. Tess
~.rav ~ sssai ssiffl rsas7afi 49,
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Notice.

THERE VII Re meeting Of the Chamber Of
i Commerce THIS DAY, 90 O'Clock, pm. and
70 Is hoped that every membfr Eil attend punclual
ly. a. there viii BE- business nf lmpor snee to every
member prop -sed. By o. der Of the President.
noVia-lt ISAAC LIrrON. keRy.I
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EAsHyrLEE, Nov. 18th, ls65.-The fore
going stat nent Of Mr.. Claiborne, former
Cierkof the Bank Of Tennessee, 80 FAR IS re-
lhtes 10 the conversation and statement he
should have made on Thursday evening
last at the Capitol Building, touching the
Baok Of Tennessee, is correct 70 the best Of
NV recollection. S. W. HArCHErr. .-
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To Contractors

". T. GATKs-....-.-...-..-.w. n. POHl
seplO-3m
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An khneauna 90 ne Wou.n tfeaiad IN - -
Thoaa Married lalias va naIa hren /. - 49,
nate 10 misozrrJ or Prove sl1raopi ~ -
o. inaif ful arle ii lound plafnaai, y a'--
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oopartnershin NntIn,,,.

tbs undersgert having this d '. Nover,be- /
-, Salnoied MI P T. Philips y partner.
dlcieJ aader The tile 81 snnlous x fhilHi,s
NM. SIMMtJ ms.
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IN the premises, uffer ct Publ sale, number Of
sissirahie Binding Lots in Edgeteld, sitasted IS
follows;
no Us, 15I, Is5 and l6C, on Gelatin Pike.
No. 100, l2l, and l22 on Woodland Street.
No. es. 90, 20 and7I, on Russell Street.
No II aud Is on Fatheraud Street.
The a. owe Tots are al 90 feet iront by 10 deep
with good Alleys IN the rear.
No. "A, snd Is, 50 smt 81, q, q, 25, srd 80 On
Watson Street
No. 80. 81. SO. s.. Sc. So a. a. a. 81, a. and 81
on Shelby Avenue. d. ........
These Lots are 100 feet front and 1872 feet deer
with good aieYs-fne locations for Private kesi-
dences.
klsO-Two Lots on Shelby Avenue, lone hun
bred feet wicel corner Of ia ip and Mmnlck streets
near the Mausion, and h east OF Mr.. Hollins, each
contain NJ nesr two acres and ls suitable for villas
Terms --0ue Fourth cash, balance IN equal
instaTueuts ~ TEe'vp, Eighteen and Twenty OBJ
Months, with interest from date for notes properly
se,ured, pEyahle 70 the Clerk and Master u the
I Cbanoery Court, az Nashville, and lien retained
il vii siiord us pleasure TO shUw the properly TO
Enyoue wishing to examine il, previous 70 the csy
% sale
nf7ssle to criuuience at IL O'Clock, am, on the
Lot adjoining the handsome residence Of Rev. John
Morrow. WASHINGTON BAkROWs
| A. v 5. LINDSLFN,
Administrators Of John shelby, decd.
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OTTICE 90 6ENEEAL SJrl AMI sDEsIi
Mac. AND n s n. RAuEoara,
NAsHyutE, TESS co 9th, De 3.
IN aud sitter Tuesday, OF Dr.. 1915 rnd ulul ilr
" ther notice, Passenger Tuins all Iul as i0l
Cws-
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE
Lave Nashville for e. st,anooes, snd si' pu.na
South stsA. y. Auive at Chaftt-oo1s o. t.iI p -
Returning LesTe ChsitsnoGea a. Go A.
Arrive e ashyiiie ~ 5. 5F
shelhyviiie Accommodates, leave Nashville q
$40 p. n. srTive 81 shelnyvlie a. To-
ReturuiB g-LesYe she.bTUle 81 5.41 A. pc, af
rive ar 9.55 A. -
NASHVILLE 4 N0RTHWESl ERR LINE
Leave Nashville iof Johusonv1e. sud aIi po.Et-
West and NsrthEesi, a. . ?. n srnye 81 johnson
vile ~ IF. 81
Rsruraug --Ieave 3ohns0uy he l.i9 4 NJ, arr''e
81 Nashville 81 51A-
Traias on RSr VIZ K. c1uueri q John. u
Tic Hrh FIRST clss- ne o. sielnirrf qf a''-
Caro- sad tt Lous-
VA. p IsNEs s-ul -urt
n &c AL a. a n " h BIDS
Octla q
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Tm N1rr nr CuSSccrIcur oN NEoRo Sur
THsaf --'iovcrnor buckingham, Of Connsc-
Lieut. has issued a proclamation, officially
announcing she result 81 the recent election
or abe question Of permitting negroes %
y'ae. The total vote Is oo.5o6; the majority
sgaiHst the amendment, c,Ii5. livery
copHty, Wih ouc sNcsption lwindhaInl
votes so.
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SO RaWarCl.--StraYed

way on saturday evening lest about O'CLOCK,
"a from my ward, c0TaFr Ala ison snd Water
streets, nea- the od Pork House, enc nark Bay
Horse. u hands hgh, 9 years old with iieht had
foot whfr and hlsck nlsns and tail He ha-plsOa
had spot behnd his let ear, and split on his fare
foot The above reward Will be paid 10 any one de-
ilYeing the same 70 my residence al the apoVe
p.ace. fnovl4-IWtl LAWRENCE eHiBICK
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In This city on the 18th inst alter long and pain
fui illness, NJ. Ella p. SMITH, in the "a Year Of
biz age His hnetsl uli take place tins aisernoon
Al 2 O'Clock. q he residence Of hiss os, VIM. BY
sn5th. No. Issouth eprges strfet Divine service
~ Rs4. J. 3. AcFeInn Fsolds and acqusnt.
an,es = Re resDeci fs'iy invited. nova
AEiT 9avtrtissuFats.
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$50 Reward

GroLEN on Wednesday night The sih irsi, irom
- The undersiEned'e sj4oe on Church Street nesr
the feeisentisry = mousr cnlored Mare Mule ~
hsnfs high. uiarlzea "a on ltis shoulder eli
gve Sl0rcEsud iof she thief AMI SUs tor a. male,
.f len Al Singleton sishle, sosih College street.
novit,3o THps. ION AsNEf.
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rerm. % .:ede,,. Iaar,.Iseeal. ror 80

lfFom vh.sa taeFs can h. 40 peyiaHOsl
One copy one yesr.. ..--..- ..........S s. O.
Tao copies one yesr...--............- . So
Three copies, one year -. e. %
-Four copies, one vear .-........... ..-... Do ul
Five coPsz, one wear, snd IN eatrs COPY 70 ste
persQn seas rs ths club, max uf G ,sopiess. "A 90
taEht copies |oue yesr, shi en- ~ IA rorv Is ths,
uer~on ssndias to club nsaEiug s'tsses. IN a.
eleven eolses oro year sna ga srtfa sopr a.,
The l'efson seilciag tiFe ciui' MA n. sktiEe
cop s...... = s. ri
troc't Lazy 81 BOOK snd ATnur- Home Mscs-
ne il be Sent esr 4 OEa wear on rsealpl Of 81 e..
AaaEess q. A COLBY,
y r, Corutr sixth ana CheslIsst Streets
nofl4-itd llN P44i.aprrrurIa
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THIS = he ute of tn rev novel b. Mar n Har-
Land, which VII D. coelmenced IN he january
number. Acne. tins is Wpysh The whole ye rs sub
slrptou.
Mss ls-she store II BIrs. wssaingtoa POtts VA
also b. puhlshea this number 81 -
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TUESDAY Evening. NoTsmbeT 18th, 1865,
va be rresen-sd the sesuuiuI Ccmstv, entitled
Youthful DAYS Of Riehelieu.
s,uuf 81. Louis Miss Et6s Henderscu
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Smasemeuts.

second week of tbs talen.e i Young actress
MISS ETTIE HENDERSON.
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ST. Louis and Jacksonville
TENNESSEE q ALABAMA B. Z.
Every Day.

en- the arrival Of the Cars; connecting At PAducsh
Ei.h the Cincinnati Packets ~ Cairo nth she lii
nos Cantrsi Rs.lrosd ihs Memphis Packet Com
psnY, and Atlantic and MssissppI Steamship Com
pany; snd 81 s.. Louis ElIh az Railroads and Up
per Mississippi Boats
aeuI4-9rn
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CHRISTMAS NUMBER
GODRT'S LADE'B BOOK,
1865.
-Four Christmas Stories A very Supe
nor Number Extra Embellish-
ments, and Extra Everything,

'sThe ChEis;unas Tree y line oueraying-f8.
Ttle-psge consisting n Eve tsllsig, equal 10 Eve
pictures
Double Extension Fsshon-Piaie, ccloced. con
tains I'VE figures
A Winter scene, a specimen of the ar Of printing
IA tiuiu.
on IN he Cod, most seasnuab's engraving.
A Robe Dress. 2 he Mozart Wrap. IRE Pllousiss
Psleiot; The Richeheus ~ d Toe Rsphsel Pslttot,
The Pauline Jacket, frunt snd hack view CToehei
Psletoi trout and b. view.
Ten Emh oiicrv Patterns; Infants Crochet Idb,
with sleeves; Cloak Trimmings. the newest desizns
skaic Beg, two Illustrations al ~, Undersleeyes
10 Ciochet Oruamen's Corks for Bottles; Gentle.
mars shirI Front; Bonnets, Hesidresses Sleeves,
horders "a Turkish kEnhfniaFry s1d various Others
which Ne have not space - ennrnerate
Msiioa Hsrland, Miss Mary W Iauyrin, Miss 5
Anne Ne. L and oihers cnrfrute 10 Ibis mimi 81
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OYSTER Saloon,
THE EXAMINER,
GALLATIN. TENNESSEE

no Adreftisrrs.--lAF hAAf-lH ~ Il '.r-f
80 ,.-.---.I 1s4--prfar -.I Itt tfr Felr--I.rrr
r-hef Ii ,,-Taln. summer c04riy, Tenn . one 81
fbs ,-ea.lI. ~ r1rird- uf d. 1ttle. If .nr
70 every r1st-ofnca Old e-n.irts all.ll, /" .n-
--,-,- I.IlH..rlau uFer aclt.ul- q. IellHaI1s and
ksu.u.l-y-
n ,rrdiass. Ia dea.ers 3 1fleI igduesnarls, 81 g
srsI hunarei miles iol1. la he E-eaf I.Iarro re-
1fas 4rd 20 flI-ia- ll-u % Oh Is ul- Hef.l1 70
t.sgr-f.iia C.u- nbari ard eastern cilea. Tn1 uf-
-ra t1 reach the trude 81 country merchsnq. is p
rsIas..a sliFeriisuF uIeiIuan. The alFaE.arHH 81
sasstf .1 Gle trss % q 20 -l1r1 81 sos 3 IIlu IF
rlil.oas oI iol.aIs are L. oLre apTa err
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For sale.

ONE good Fame Horse En4niseofE sss-.
" 4. b NICHOLS co.
uoVlflW - Bsoat STREET
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a. CARD.

Editor Union
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J. N. lands, Soc'y.

The LADY's FRIEND.-The publish.
ers Of this beautiful ma azine have issued
q magnificent number for January. The
leading steel engraving, "The Forest
Cleaner" is a perfect gem Of beauty
We do not know where the publishers Of
the Lady's Friend get such beautiful de.
'isns for their engravings. Then we
have a gorgeous colored plate, "The
Hand Banner Screen in Chenille on Vel.
vet" which the ladies say is magnificent.
The large double colored Steel Fashion
Plate is as usual superb-we had almost
snid unequaled. Another engraving,
called "stePhen Whorton's WILL" which
illustrates a fine story, is very suggestive,
and many other beautiful engravings
adorn this number. The literary matter
is excellent. Every lady should have
this popular magazine. Price 1850; 2
copies 81; s copies (and one gratis) sl6.
The Prospectus Of this magazine for the
next year embodies a splendid list of con-
tributors. Address Deacon & Peterson
Philadelphia.
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The Dry TOrtugas.

There are several islands bearing the
name Of Tortugas. The "Dry Tortugas"
constitutes an island group and bank in
the Gulf Of Mexico, about 100 miles west
of Cape Sable, in Florida. There are ten
islets, or keys in all. They consist Of q
coral formation, and have very little veg
citation, except mangrove bushes. On
one Of them, known as "Bush Key and
"Garden Gey," a.light.house has been
erected. At the beginning Of the rebel.
lion, the government undertook the con.
struction OF Fort Jefferson, and sent
thither refractory persons 10 work upon
the Notifications. They are too remote
from any populated place to enable pris-
oners to obtain means Of escope /; too des.
olate to invite trading vessels and all ar.
ticles Of food must be supplied by govern.
ment Transports. The place furnishes q
secure rather thau an attractive place Of
residence.
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s0- "The Niger Aid Society" re.
Gently terminated, would respectfully call
the attention Of the citizens Of Ashland
aud vicinity to the pressing wants Of the
Freedmen, whose claims upon our sym.
patty and benevolenoe are being daily
urged. Those persons wishing to aid
this class Of our cOuutrymen, can Dc
much by sending them partly worn school
books, papers, &c. Clothing Of all kind.
would be gratefully received by the poor
Freedmen. A box will be filed at the
house Of Mrs. GoRHAM on Wednesday,
the 9th inst, and all persons wishing to
contribute any article their judgment
may suggest, will please furnish it at or
before the time mentioned.
By order Of the President.
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~ Pursuant to- call published in
this paper, 4 number Of Democrats mel
at the MILLER House, on last Friday
evening to take into consideration the
prOpriOty Of celebrating the anniversary
Of Gen. J~AcKsoN's victory at New Or
leans. The MEETING was organized by
calling j. D. JONES, Esq. to the Chair,
and appointing j. NJ. Lands, Secretary
The object Of the meeting was then stu
ted, and it was unan mously resolved to
celebrate the 9Th Of January by q social
reunion.
On molten, q Committee Of Arrange.
men,s was appointed, consisting Of DR..
G. ". HILL, DR.. j p. CowAN, JAMES
McCooL, j. P. DEvoR, Esq, and J. NJ.
lands.
All present expressed a determination
to make this reunion worthy the great
occasion.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
j.. D. Jones, Prcs't.
J. M. lands, soc'y.
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. - # JAZZ
s0-It will be seen BY notice 10 anoth.
or column that the ladies Of the Soldiers
AID Society have acted upon our suggos.
dion and converted that association into q
SNiggers' Aid Society" They make an
urgent appeal in behalf Of the Freedmen,
ahd say that school books, newspapers,
49,. would DO gratefully received. We
would suggest tAatvs few copies Of the
Helper Book, Uncle Toms Cabin, New
dEcEk ,zIiSaas, and . lot Of Tracts DO sent
thsm. They would certainly be very &c.
sapisple 10 tho STARRING negroes.
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Misiaka.

The South did not 60 to Warto destroy
the Constitution and overthrow the Gov.
eminent, as is alleged BY some. She
sought TO withdrap from the Union, and
because the Federal Government inter-
posed forcibly to prevent this, she under.
took 70 hght her way out Of the Union
Statesman.
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.ssCoMINa s-CADwELL, the king of spec
tscls men, will visit Ashland again in q
lev weeks. II you want superior Spec.
taalss.1 Sait and see him. His Glasses
hszsa p established reputation here. No
tiss Aof his arrival will be given. In the
%ssRliRs the public are warned against
PsdIsts' who pretend to sell "CADwELt's
Spscsacless' Or athe same kind" HI
ME- A0fFtts zlN4nnLL.ANnA
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LAOY's BOOK
Fer 1899.
THE

THE
Fashion Magazine Of the World.
LITERATURE, FINE ARTS, and FASH
IONS. Tho most magnificent Steel Engra,-
ings. Double Fashion Plates. Wood En-.
cravings on every subject that can interest
ladies. Crochet knitting, Netting. Embroid-
cry, Articles for the Toilet, for the Parlor,
the Poundoir, and the Kitchen. Everything,
In fact, 70 make Q complete Lady's Book.
The Ladies' Favori'e jor SO Years.
No Magazine has been able to compete
with IL.
G0DEY's RECEIPTS
for every department OF q household. These
alone are worth the price Of the Book
Model Cottages, (no other Magazine gives
them), with diagrams.
Drawing lessons for the young. Another
speciality with Cooley.
Original Music, worth So q year. Other
Magazines publish old worn-out music but
the subscribers to Cooley get II before the
music stores.
GARDENING for Ladies. Another peculiari-
ty with Cooley.
Fashions from Messrs. A T. Stewart & Co.
Of New York, the millionaire merchants, ap-
penr In Cooley, the only Magazine that has
them.
Ladies' Bonr cts. We give more Of them
in O year Than any other Magazine. In fact,
the Lsdy's Book enables every lady to be her
own Bonnet maker.
MARION HARLAND,
Authoress Of "Alone," Hidden PATH"
"Moss Side," "Nemesis," and "Miriam,"
writes for Cooley each month, and for no
other magazine. A new novel by her will
DO published in 1866. We have also retain
ed all our old and ~favorite contributors.
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oNT hind ip NLTII .NILl NnU I.rI-. MI"
sail oDEY's LADY's BooK.-The JsnuA
iySdmber Of this universal ihvorite is re-
'ssiysd, and comes up 70 any Of ito prsds-
eessOF,, which ia the highest compliment
W can pay II. The Ladys Book Is now
starting upon lis s7th yssr-au ordinary
~. ne time. aRispah's IdOls,"a new nov.
bylMsFiOn Harland, g commenced in
.1Ais RgHaber. 4as
.aPfissiys,oo per spnun. Address L.
AaGsssy, Philadelphia, ps.
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ASHLAND UNION, WEDNESDAY MORNING DECEMBER 20.

Mr. D s Buchanan, AshAnd--tiue IS
mouths
Miss q v Sherod, West salem--time
10 months
Miss NJ A Chiloote, Polk--time 10
months
Miss q A Fast, NOva-tims 8 months.
There will be . special meeting of the
Board December SO'h, 1865.
r. N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.