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bon IL FLOUR.
UNADULTERATED,
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~ II value Of unburnt, unadultc red
Il Bone is well known. When reduced to
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dissolved with acid. and is far better, be-
cause it retains all its Phosphatcs. Its
superiority over the common Bone Dust is
two-told or more. 1t is contamination
sought for in vain for the last half century,
and is destined to give new value to Bone as
a fertilizer, and work a revolution in its USE
The BONE FLOUR is made only by the
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trade mark, which is the guarantee Of its
genunencss.
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FAMILY DYE COL0RS for Dycng Silk, Wonen and,
Cotton Goods, Shawls Scarfs, Ribbons Dresses. Bon
nets, Feathers Hats and all kinds of wearing apparel
with perfect FAST CoLoRs
B8-put mp in Is and rs cent packages.
For sale nv FL MOORE
Druggist ana ApohceNX, Port Dcn sit, IL,
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JOHN s. REESE & CO.,

Il South Street, Baltimore,
General Agents for Maryland, Delaware, and
the Southern States. July s, lS65-4m
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PREPARED ONLY BY
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FJ-Price so centsf Box. by rpail so cents.
Bn For sale in Elktuu by Dr. IL. H. MITCHELL. and in
Port Deposit hy $. NJ. c NEsnTT Co.. and f. !. MupRE
Said by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines through
out the United States. June a. 1St'--y
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ChillS and Fever.
PREVENTIVE OR CURE.

Localities. should use PASCiIALL'S
FEY Err and AGCE MIXTURE as
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The Hog mark It had more nerve during
The early part Of the day, but It did not re
Iaiu lt IN much force. No concessions IN
prices, however, are mads-SlO- 5OUll 90
seems 10 rePresen fairly The buying range,
Tor mel weights Gross weights are counted
nL s. 25a.g 90.
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By Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES
Southern Members Not 20 be
Admitted This Winter.
The New TOrk Election Case.
Count H0Alhoi0n and the Stale
department.

Nav la--. ps,- I5-la- sa-t'- wash
Iust = -1 r.a. sous Ia, gar-. .f. %. doe IL
IuI~-.Hl "I >1u ueru Ella Il1LJ- ta- alt q
tn h"gse a- -rVre.suJ,r.v- wac U.o- ss1.
-id-r-.t Is he.u- fully istsrm the yot,
ID the AoU~, adopting The Steven -rsylu.
ton b. IUo-Ihirds being iesari- as c..u
elusive esldrucs that Juey wal 30, b. al
mlttei Ih., winter.
ltis uudarsJ "a the HOUSE q, Eeprrseuta
tlEr' Vllt lake a 'Il.u g8lst J.. Jsuu4rv uT.sl
the cssr sl t'- -r,.-lt elections ia the >5h
district OBJ. E.~ losA. Ia- evidence Ca,
been Sent rp Hv painter, .rd N.l! r-aAe q
e1'ua.u 70 matter 90 uu- .hslssud pages.
The J.aufreg-ss4'- Washing ou -uecia!
says the a-Yar g.r Jog Eua.n-, vB We ines
tsy, Oi tHt rI .ef ,erfe o. , 3D. fu- reach
legislative is connected S.Lh 3hs recent de-
yrlUpmelt, Il me question VI temper y!
Congress and growing popular with the
cause 10 Mexico The appointment Of GeU.
Logan has led 90 q communication between
Count MoHthOl0em and the STATE pepsrt-
inent, which esulted ia sending q message
70 the French Emperor for definite Iustruc-
tiOus. i; is said the Withdrawal OF the
French legation from Washington will take
place in case OF the formal appointment OF
y CniJed states minister % Mexico.
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EIvER NEws The river is SO inches full
on the shoals, and is risiugycry slowly but
the prospect is, that the rise will not con
tuue longer than this morning.
The weather Is exceedingly cold, but
there are strong indications OF change, and
& rain, will soon occur. The sky Is getting
cloudy. and the Wind gives evidence Of
shifting southwsrd.
The only arrival Yesterday, was the steam
er lmper al, Capt. Harry MCComss, master,
which steamed up o. the wharf, at the very
unreasonable hour Of 7 q. m. but then Mac
rs always taking men by surprise he always
does things in that way. BY the way, one
of the best surprises he has given 70 the
public. Is his magnificent steamer-one ei
ne huest Of the size we have ever seen.
Everything is In the very best style, snd II
F-s.enser desires 20 have q real pleasant
tlli Gown the Cumberland, the Imperial Is
JUS. 'Ae o2s'st b embark on.
ne columbia attempted 20 come up over
me sh'aaa' day before yesterday, but IN at
t'iAPNnS 70 make short turn, broke her
sAeE, and d now lying at the mouth Of
The Harpcth, being llchteued by the G-ier.
NorApen a5e engaged IN repairinr the dam
age, and very sooa the boat Will be up a
tue wharf.
The Emma Floyd, OF Cant. Wisc's line. is
a. Fort pouu5isou, heavily Laden ana will
BE- up here, IL itis possible 10 ps.s he shoals.
This is one Of the best lines thar viii h. ia
the trade, during the preseu, season
The Spray u at The foot OF the Shoals
waiting to come up.
The Imperial will depart Tor Cairo. and
other points, thit morning. as per advertise.
mcut, elsewhere.
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SALUTE YEsTERDAY-BAITLE ANNTyEEsAEF.
"A salute was fred from Capitol HUI, yes
terdy, in honor Of the victories achieved IN
front Of this city, on the 18th ana 10th Of
December, SEA No vic cries achieved by
the Union Army, contributed 50 much 70
the overthrow Of the rebellion, IS those Of
Nashville. One year ago, tins evening, al
Just fifteen minutes past four, the grand
charge was made, which "broke the back
Of the rebellion. From that moment, when
the gallant Thomas rode across the field,
with bis troops, toward the enemy's works,
the doom Of the "Canfederacy" was sealed.
There may have been grounds for doubt Of
this, before that time, though We never felt
any; but the moment the hrst gallant sol
der leaped over the breastworlzs, that doubt
vanished. That gallant charge secured the
day and Grant and Sherman, IN their sub
sequent campaigns, only resped the lauTels
won al the ct Of the Overton hills.
By the battles o. Nashville, the foe was
prostrsted; the last great exhibition Of
strength by 3 people who manifested a
courage aud endurance unparalleled, Oc-
cured within sight ofthe dome Of our CAPT
tol, between the sunrise ana the sunset Of
the 10th Of December, 1864.
W. rejoice with the nation on the return
Of this anniversary, and we believe that,
within a few years, even those over whom
Pias triumph was won win rejoice with as
y9er the victory which prevented them from
accomplishing a purpose which, ii c3nsum-
mated, would have led to ss many disasters
70 themselves as 70 any other people on the
face Of the earth.
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SC.SD,L IN Hen LFF-A DUEU AND 4
CoNNoNEE.-Ihe Duke Of 81. Adams, one Of
the sprigs Of British nobility, recently hg-
ured in n case which was tried before the
Divorce Court OF London, case, sarcastic
ally remarks an Eng aish journal, 'about as
unpleasant as any ever brought into thai
notorious washing place Of dirty linen" A
Mrs Broedwood was charged by her hus-
band with adultery with mis- "6race' sud
other two persons, aud was found guilty col
the charge by the Jury; but the husband
made has appearance N Court with psrs
mour--a bit Of insoleut immortality with the
Judge naturally "aniHadyerted Oh with
great severity, and punished by dismissing
the petition. The Ddke lately become u
age and has been cutting high figure with
the harlots, private and public, IN London
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SELF Abuse,

This vics, which is never Practicsd N
the presence Of any one, has proved tha
eve .iasting ruin Of thousands Of The noblesi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to eloquenee or pom TO song
Il ass destroyed health, blasted the constr
tu-Hon, and reduced the miserable Viclim !;
a living sksleton. Nor arc those its tHcl
8 I'D fatal effects in its pains are scatss,ea
he ruins ct reason, the most melancholy
slant that can meet mortal eyes. To be
c7ireI permanently of this affection, call OF
y. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street.
81 address aim by letteEs Box 5o2i Nsah
vile, Tenn. ie0so-H
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Extra Heavy Ribbed Wool shirts
and Drawers al low Prices.
=. Il. Tx CMPSOH-
=. - -. ----- L


{ ". ara happy TO earn inst the lu
I dian H.fb poct,rs VINO lOca eli 10 oar easy
! 8 short tlule since are fully sustamioS tAe.'
I h5gi, reputation curing Those afflicted VIVA
| cbroDi. ID -eases. Thar we'll k-.owE elar-
| a,ter ior superior skillin he AS al lp1iau
rsuedie- hrou eh0ui the Nee beng We.
maintained hcre. 80 oar res ers may lud95
from the following reiia5le certificates;
Z bsye been suffering rom Asthma snd
disease i-mv liver sAa st1mach Tor the pael
v..ar AMI .oftld get 10 relief any here until
s,1,lis-i 10 lie Ludmi Aerb Ioeiors, %,
Conner af Tnlan aud Cherrv Ft-ee e have
been under their lrealIne nov ten days.
aud feel Amos well-
nRs. CATH al.INF 4rEW0onf
- Cor. Ash street ami tranhiia fiSe'
This is 70 certify that have brF Il slL'F-
ing from chronic sheumal!sm ior me last
two years. tr.ei tbs best physle ans "a
tbs fitv hut IA vain A lev dass ago ]
appliedto The Indian Herb pot' ols, corner
al Tuion and Cherry streets. t-r taking
tiiefr nne,liripa lew days ieit such reIi,i
ia every part Of my system that ! ieyI con .
i4ent-ir stating that in another Teek shall
h. eutirely well. at LEwIs 7. 0EooEE'
Spruce street, near Ce1ar.
Having been suffering from "ilal IS called
Iy lbe doctors heart disease ana aneetion VI
lie kidneys for the past three years, i had
been doctoring sll this time withgu' ge'Lns
any relief until l appued 10 'Ae 4HdiaA
Dactars. Since taking their medicine
have been get ing better every day.
JANIS L. DEhEE,
Vine ST., between Broad and Church
have been afflicted from iispepsis, liver
compliant, and severe chrome affection VI
NV throat for the last three years. Ala tue
.-i,rfs ri The best physicians ia this cIy
bsvinr allied. I applied TO the Indian Hero
T,,.to-s. whose treatment for the past TWO
weeks has done me more good than all the
medicine / ever tlOk.
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Persons unsequainted in the city seems
50 msGysdyertisements for the treatmen
OF Specie! Diseases, arc often at q loss ~ def
tsmins 10 whom % sntr1st the treatment
OF such cases. To such persons We taks
pleasure in stating that the oldest estsb-
hshment OF this kind is ST No. . Deaderick
street, aud this should be n sufficient guar
autee that this is reliable institution. DR.
A. RIcHAED JOSEs may be found in his Of
nee during the hours stated in bis genarsi
IA o5ies.
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AMusEMENTs.

NV THEArRs.-We hope our readers Will
remember the orphsns' 5aneit a the New
Theatre tonight. The object Is > mos
worthy one, and the bill O. be presented is
exceedingly attractive. heeb0pe 20 see q
crowded house.
OLD THEArRE.-The keaHs viii take leave
Of Nashvilie tonight, On which occasion
The " Gamester7 viii be played. Few stars
have won so completely the applause Of the
people s. have Ar. Kesn and his t2lented
Lads.
BsoApWAV NAEIETIEs.-As usual, The
Broadway was filled b OVERLOOKING last
night. Ia defiance Of the inclemeocy o. the
weather. By his assiddity, Mr.. Boswor'h
has won the confidence OF the public, and
the patronage he receives IS but proper
tr.b5ts % his merits and those Of his talent
Ell company.
SUSsYsIDE.-We had the pleasure Of wit
messing several highly artistic Performances
= the sunnyside last night The house, As
usual, vac filed to overlooking, aud every
OIe WAS pleased.
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PUBfIC SCHOOL Fund The House Of Rep
re.eutatiyes, a few DAYS since. adopted the
following amendme 20 the Bank bill:
SIC. Al. Be q further enacted, That the
u. 4. $50 Treasury notes belonging 20 the
Bank Of Tennessee, purchased with the coin
found ia said Bank when captured by the
Federal authorities. and all other monies
coming into the hands Of the Commission
ers provided for in this act, from any and
every source, sh-ll be set apart as a special
fund. subject, first, % the reimbursement Of
the school fund, OF any money held by said
Bank, for educational purposes; secondly,
the expeu.es incurred under she act third
~. 81 10 the balance, II any, the Legislat ure
msv hereafter declare how the same may
be appropriated, or applied, in the fulfill
ueut Of its original dedication, OF otherwise,
IN such manner az this Legs atlre shall
deem Just and right.
The determination % protect, or rather
restore the school fund, as far as possible, u
q laudabie one. Without common schO 'ls
without education for the masses at pub
hc ezpense-genersl Intelligence is imPo5-
slhle
The pubic schools have the drst claim on
the State Treasury and until the money
stolen By the traitors ~ made good, no other
monies shall DO drawn from the vaults oI
the Bank.
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Receipts BY the \. a {. Il \. n \. W
Railroad.

Weakley Warren, y pkgs. furniture
Wygan & saple, IS pigs. furniture: Rich
land Manufacturing Co, . boxes scales g.
W. Fall, ~ pkgs. hardware Jas. g. No u,
3 bbls hominy Archer Cheathsm, 3 boxes
sods bread Parks a Co, stove aud top
Parish Co., bbls. whisky, l Dbl zrout
Briggs'6 Co., Is Pkgs. groceries: A. Meme
fee, . bags coffee, I hid. sugar; Il. W.
Tifie, I box mdze.; W. r. Hayslet, 6 boxes
? rolls household GOODS A. Morrison, ] bed
stead. John +. Weaver, / box scales: Il. A.
Weaver, ? boxes clothing +. r Godori
potatoes c; r. Arburry, so bbis. hour.
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"BErrER TO II BoEx LUCKY THAS RIGS -
We see everybody that tugs Of Boiling a
Head are making money on their pur-
chsses. Let every one sttend their sale
this day 81 10 o'clock They sell 30 dozen
coats, So doz pants, 50 doz. vests 20 Do.
hats, 30 doz ladies cloaks, p doz. cu1s, 100
d0z. hand and tenon saws, % bolts sheetng'
queensware, 100 boxes soap, 100 boxes cam
dles, Bnd q lot Of hne t0bsccu, tubs, churns,
and q variety Of other articles.
ierlG-lt
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EorlcE.-We would inform all persons
hEvlng claims against the Government
wb ich were fled with the Board OF Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder
convened by Special Field Order NO. 6S,
ia ted March 18th, 1855, Department oil the
On r,berlapd, can have their claims prop
er. ~ adjusted by calling at our office.
We viii also have their Vouchers, Re-
ce ipts. and Accounts ordered back from
" ashingtou, D. c., for the Introduction Of
OF her proof, in order TO substantiste the en-
ii re claim, that tho parties may get then
il st Indebtedness from the Government.
ias6-tf II. TOEPEgSs Co.
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CmYISAL CoUET - The following csses
were disposed Of in the Criminal Court yes
&c day
state rs. 7. smith and r. Halliburton.
LBrceny. N0L. pros. entered.
State o. Dick Lee. Larceny. Verdict
Guilty, and defendant sentenced TO one year
IN the Penuenrary, which was afterwards
commuted % S25 fine.
Stale Is. John Fisher lcoll. Larceny.
Motion for g new trial, ovcrruled, and the
defendant sentenced % the Ponitentisry for
n wears.
state as John Taylor lcol}. Robbery.
Ecrdict-Guilty, and defendant sent 10 the
Pouitenuary Tor p years.
State -. John n. williams. Larceny.
Verdict-Guilty, and defendant sentenced 70
one wear iu the Penitenuary, but lt was
lomiuutei 70 SO Gue on Recommendation
OF the jury. de then took the PauPer' 5
oath, aud Was let oH for nothing,
State rs. 7. p. Marse. MOI. pros. entered.
Twelve gambling cases were disposed OF
BIZ small hnes.
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A VcicE rRou NICAsHUEa.-
NIcksaUEG, MHs., Aug ' ls,J.
d. TtH BaU-pe1r Sir- ] slu happy 10 state 10
YOU that j hsye D ed your valuable tedroh bitter,
E7th s--at benefit 70 myself in general debility ard
prostratlOu Of my system prouucet BY the I'M
healthy End mia-n &c Influence OF the Mississippi
rlver around V'cl,sburg having been With General
ssrsnts army throughout rs wnoiH southern cam
rarn ICuna entity recommend IT, Usa Go oil per
sons who a-e exposed 70 unhsAithy ei 1l
agent U 5. Sanitary Comm s--1u.
InuIsyIIIE, BY. sep:.l lsG}
On the eld o. JULY last sGo"Iued through sD
zy+pto. ruire % he MedcsI Director o. She bs-
lsertflent of the my q the Cumberland, sam
pie of my Cedron bitters, r lnspoccon AMI re-
luested af er silaiYs's, he Ouna % ztutoreu-. %
ssnruUn aud approve i.s use among car solder.
The tollowing is TIE Med % iIrectorsrepiy, md
also teen. Ros-crEns' per mason O. ship av dozen
81 0uae. 70 have % 1Jl1 90 suffers.
81 SIN ssashei thst Cesiron BitieFs viI go 20
barn 90 sny one 10 tsken properly and 10 mo1eTa-
uon. / see no ouiecuon 20 Dr. kdi : beng pes
led so dispose Ct % % suffers
Surgeon ard Medical Director, DC
HrApoUsRrrss pEPAEr. or rHE cuNRERIASr,
NAsHvuLE. TEsN., july a. 1868
I)r John Bulrs agent AIr. -----, hss UermIs-lou
n shin b. Nashville. Tenn, - gfcss or a11 dozen,
ofBui Csdrou Biue.s. for ssia % suffers u the
me rsSuIs. IONS cf the Treasury Department are
% ba complied with stn-tly.
BY command cd MAJ ten kose'rSns
vs.. N Wuts.
Msior and Provost NlaTstsl General.
For sale, wholesale sad retsil by BEAR, pE
MoVWLE A 90. NasByile, Tenn.
cctl7-ta sat dsE3m
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Now is your time TO purchase Christmas
and New Year presents. A Inc assert
lnent Of Gold and Silver Watches also, an
assortment Of Jewelry and Silver Ware
This stock must be sold before the New
Year, as the store will be occupied Tor other
business. Many articles val De sofa oeIo"
New York cost prices. as the Proprietor is
giving up business. "a Union stree
Psriies having watches or iewelry with
me for repairs,'win please get them within
the above said time. .. WA1.
dec5-til.
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By S. g. Henry & Co.
Unprecedented Large Sale
DRUGS. MEDICINES, ISSrRI vpVFS
BOOKS, STATIONERY, FURSITUaE
AND APPLIANCES,
At A L CTIO

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1866.
CiupriunatI, Ohio.-iOsFFH B. QUn'E1r il
VI. IL. .-.---..-.--.-- - 4

CiuuriunatI, OhiO.-iosFFH r. QUn'El' IL
,--sr.t gr.zsi agent 70 receive embellishments sAd
.s,-,5ploas Tor the Nashville UnioE.
new orleans, La.-EDWN +. ovEHAH- q
tr..5mmsraal Reading ROOM, is our authorized
.4.sf 70 receive siseriizeneat- sai subscriptions
f5r lie NqsiriHs U,da4.
memphis, Tenn.-CLENUTs BzEsr are
CIT satasnf-d sgsnis to receive Rdvert.-emenis
auI subscription ior the NastrAe bH'on-
l.sS Hsorra . Co Publishers Agents, q PAX
g... New York, are sulhonIed To contract Tor i'd
y-rtizirg II our psper-
JOY. C5rGC0 Publishers Agents, Tribune f'uha-
iBs-. New FORK, sd BIoEn's hoa Building, PhilA
ssIph.a. are authorized 70 contract for sdFsruang
ID our pHpsT.
4. P.TrussuL a Co. PIblshers' Agents. y
o.. voz. Nsr York. aud Q Stale street, Boston,
-. sutb5rssa 10 contract for Advertising n our
0auaF
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GAL.

We would inform the citizens Of Nash
Vile that we have now on hand choice
article Of Pittsburg Coal, which We are
Offering to the public at reasonable prices.
our coal is well screamed, and free from DIRT
and foreign matter. All those needing
Iusl would do well 10 lay in their winter
supply row while the weather is good Al!
orders LETT with us Will meet with prompt
attention. and sa;isastion guaranteed 10 all
aasas KNIGHT 4 Bios,
No 40 Church street,
uov26-lm opposite Masonic iemp!e'
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PERsoNAL.-We were gratifed to meet last
evening with our genial and clever irieUd
MAJ Compton. Conductor On the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad. The Major has
been absent for some months on business
for the Company. We hail with pleasure
his return. A long, happy and prosperous
life 10 YOU, Major.
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RoBBERY.-Y yesterday evening man who
was anxious 20 " see the fight, was reliey-
ed Of $3.50 while in the house kept BY "Jack
Bender" in the upper part Of the city. A
party named Kelly, who is suspected Of
The robbery, was subsequently arrested by
officer starkie, and viii have hearing ~
day IN the Recorders Court.
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Books and Stationery.
New Juvenile BOOks.-GUsat Variety.
English and American Poets.
The Late New Publication
Photograph Albums A. Photographs.
Gold Pens with Silver aud India Rub
Der Holders.
JOHN YORK,
decia-sSl Is UNION sGREEr.

Diar.e. and ALMANAC. Tor 800.
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta lntelli-
gsucer. Macon Telegraph, Augusta Constl-
T.tionalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, dally5
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing, sPrngheid
Mess Republicau, Boston Journal, Balt-
moro American, weekly, received regularly
at f. p. Cones, No. 40 cherry street. Il
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Parties sending Orders 10 the Job
Department fthis Paper will please
,grite - Union once - on the face Of
the Copy.
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II you want your Pianos well tuned. cali
on 6. r. Jackson, Al Luck's. on Union
street, or at his new Music Store, on Church
street Orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention. octs6-i