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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-24

NAA AuAl
1865. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1901
! an and after Monday, Oct. Esd, Passenger
Trains will run as follows, Sunday e1eePted);
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
5.45 NEW YORK EXPREsS-Stopping at
WIIougbby. gainesville, Madison, Ashta6ula,
KfnGsy3ue and Girard, and arrives at Erie
at Ois A. M. Dunkirk 1l:4O A: NJ, Buhale
I.10P NJ New York 200 A NJ. and Boston
go A May EXPRESS TRAIN-stoPping at
wiloughby, gainesville, Manson Ge"s
Ashtabula, Conneaut and Girard only, anu
arrive at Erie at LEO P. NJ ~ 1000 I.
NJ, Buffalo $40 p. NJ, New YORK at AAOV H.
Boston $50 P. n. z.-es mary
800 P. M.-CINCINNATI ENPkESo 1AalNL5
stopping at gainesville, As9tSOuIa II B n1f
only, and arrive at Erie go ?. ~ DuRAlIA
s:35 p. NJ. Buffalo 1000 P NJ, Ne" YORK
$40 P. NJ, Boston 4,55 ?: N; ,,on.rroN
1856 p. M.-MAIL AND N ~.
Stopping at all stations, and arrive at EHo
500 ?. M-NIGHT EXPRESS TRANSCRIPTS
at Painesville, Ashtabula ana G q III
and arrives at Erie 1910 A. N, DunkITA "a
A. NJ, Buffalo 4;2O A NJ, New YORK LO-zof
NJ, Boston u;50 P. NJ
LEAVE ERIE.
Loo A. M.-STEAMB0AT EXPRESS IkAINI
Stopping at Girard, C0nneaut, Ashtaoula ana
gainesville only, and arrives at CleFeiAhua at
3:35 A. M-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stop-
EAAh ~ AA0AA
only, and arrives at Cleveland at 4:lO 4. n
Sis A. M.-MAIL AND ACCOMmODA4!O
TRAIN-Stopping at all stations and arrives
at Cleveland 1920 A. N.
1918 A. M-TOLEDO EXPRESS ~TRAIN-Stop-
ping az all stations except Swanvile, say
brook, Unionville, Perry Mentor and Wick
life, and arrives at Cleveland at 2l5 P NJ
$50 P. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
Girard, COnneaut, Ashtabula and PainesVlle
only, and arrives az Cleveland 500 p. n.
B- Second Glass Cars are run On all through
trains.
All the trains going Westward connect at Clevs-
land with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st. Louis, &C, and all
through trains going Eastward connect at Dun
kirk with the trains Of the Eric Railway; and at
Buffalo with those Of the New York Central &
Erie Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Falls, &C., and at Erie with trains on the
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad, for Cory, IltusNils,
Pit Hole City and the great Oil Regions
R1-Day Express East and West, connects at
Girard with trains on Erie Il Pittsburgh Railroad
for LinesYile, Mcadville, Jamestown, &c
Il. NOTTINGHAM, Superintendent.
CLEVELAND Oct -. lS65.
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G. G. CLARK s co, Propr's,
New Haven, Conn.
GENERAL AGENTS.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
Cleveland, Ohio.
DEMAs, BARNES & CO.,
No. p Park row.
F. c. WELLS q CO.,
No. lis Franklin street,
H. B. HEMBOLD,
No. 5sI Broadway.
RetAiIsd by all Druggists in ths city and country.
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Over One Million Bottles


COUGH BALSAM
are sold annually, and
the people all pronounce
il the best cough prepar-
alton they ever used.
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CLEVELAND d TOLEDO RAILROAD.

k&9
1865. FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
I'm and after Monday, Sept. 18th, 1865, trains
~ will leave Cleveland daily as follows Sundays
excepted):
500 A. M.-CHICAGO EXPRESS, stops at Bersa,
Grafton, 0berlin, Wakeman, Norwalk, Mon
rOeyille, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and FL
more and arrives at Toledo az l2:4O P. n,
Chicago at HOO P. NJ, and Detroit $50 P. n.
$40 P. M.-WESTERN MAIL-StOps at all sta
tions On Southern Division, and arrives at
Toledo at $50 P. NJ, Chicago 5:45 A. NJ, and
Detroit at 1880 p. N.
4:30 P. M.-NORTHERN MAIL-Stops at all sta
tiOns on Northern Division and arrives at
Sandusky at ITO P. N.
1000 ?. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS-Stops at Grafton
Norwalk, and Fremont, and arrives in Toledo
at 2:3O A. n, Chicago at 12:3o P. NJ, and De-
troit at 500 A. NJ.
Connections are made at MOnroeviIls wit. the
Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad; al Sapdus-
ky with Dayton & Cincinnati Railroad; at Fremont
with the Fremont & Indiana Railroad; and at To-
Iedo with the Michigan Southern & Northern In
diana and Toledo & Wabash Railroads for Chicago,
Detroit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, Logansport, Lafay-
cite, Cairo, Alton, st. Louis and all points West,
Northwest and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at 800 A. NJ, 2:2O P. M, and $40 p. N. From
Sandusky at 9:l5 A. NJ. L. D. FUCKER,
Cleveland, Sept Is, 1865 Superintendent.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. R.

-
1865. sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Is65.
ON and after Monday, May 10Th, 1865, Trains
leave Cleveland daily Sunday excepted as fol-
lows:
500 A. M-MAIL-Arrives at Pittsburgh 400 P.
NJ; Harrisburgh 2:30 A. NJ; Baltimore 700 A..
NJ; Washington 1875 A. NJ; Philadelphia
6:55 A.. NJ; New York 1000 A. NJ; Wheeling
500 p. n. Connect at Hudson with c. q. /
c. r. r. for Akron and MiIlersburgh.
LEO P. MISUNDERSTANDING at Pittsburgh at
9:I5 P. NJ; Harrisburgh 7:3O A.. NJ; Baltimore
1920 p. n; Washington 4.4O P. NJ; Philadel-
phia 1910 P. n; New York 2;45 p. X; Wheel
$50 A. NJ
$40 P. ACCOMMODATING Hudson and
i~ntermadiate Stations, Cuyahoga Falls, AK
ron and Millersburgh, connecting at Orrvlls
P. Fl. W. s c. Railway, for Canton, Massil-
lon. Wooster and Mansfield.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
via AlIentown) without change
RBrFa as low as by any other line
H1-Through tickets can be procured at the Union
Ticket Office, Weddell House, at the Depot, or al
the Euclid Street Station.
J.. DEYEREUX, Superintendent.
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The Hosiery Department.

A full line Of regular make of English and Ger
man Hose, particularly adapted to the City trade.
Also a full stock in the Jobbing Department.
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Wln tbe ltlantie Telegraph FAIR

cotnnuuica,sdlo 70 the geV Orleans Tines. r
It has been demonstrated, by analytic
chemists, that one thousand grains Of
Atlantic sea-Water are composed of six
HUNDRED and fifteen grains Of the mu-
-isse OF soda, forty-tWo grains Of the
muriate Of magnesia, eight grains Of
the muriate Of lime, thirty-four grains
Of the sulphats Of soda, ffsy-eight
grains Of the sulphate of magnesia,
three grains Of the sulphate Of lime,
one grain Of the s1lphate Of potash,
three grains Of the carbonate Of lime,
one grain Of the carbonate Of potash,
one-fourth grain Of iodine, One-fourth
grain Of br0mine in solution with siz
hundred and fifteen and one-half grains
of water. These chemical compounds
consist Of ten radical atoms, each one
Of which Is rich in electricity. Five
Of them are electro-negatiyes, and
FIVE are electro-positivesi IN their
chemical characteristics They form
a marine electric battery, power
ful as the waters Of the Atlantic
are vast; L is lashed into aetiyl-
" by every ripple Of its waves-oy
every motion OF 3 vessel anu Dy every
fsh that moves beneath its waters.
Hencs. i endeavored 70 establish an
axioun. and Sled il in the Patent Once
al Washiueton. in October, 1863, that
the trsnsif az An electric unit, or sym
Dol. formed By lard electric battery,
boWeyer powerful, can never pass
through q cable, however thickly insu-
latea snd regularly preserve its integ-
rity through such an immense body Of
ses-water, 50 replete with positive cleo
trieitv. IT i, therefore, anticipated
hoping 10 Be an error-that this sea
electric unit OmnipFesenh and laahed
/ into omnipotence by incessAnt, active,
never-tiri1e agencies, viii forever hold
I itseif positive 10 Rny passing unit Of
siectrfcity. and rob the gigantic cable
Of Land elschic symbols, that may be
set in motion st either point Of iis ter
minatiou. L IL EvEkETT, H. D.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

KAERRlTr 3 HILL-Dealers in Wall Paper
INi Window Shades, Window Glass, and Photo.
grsphic Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets.
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BelIaaonna vs. opium.

1t is now an acknowledged fact that
belladOnna is antidote for opium, but
as this information cannot be too wide
ly spread, we submit the following two
cases of the kind published by The
Archives de Medicine: A short time
ago young lady took by mistake a
quantity of laudsnum equivalent to
two teasPoonfuls-that Is, representing
six decigrammes of the gummy extract
of opium. The taste of the drug made
her sensible Of what she had done, and
she Immediately told her friends of it,
who instantly administered q cup of
coffee, q very appropriate remedy, but
which was Immediately elected, and the
patient began to feel very painful spasm
in her stomach. The doctor did not
arrive until an hour and a half after
the accident, when he found the pa
tient lying on q sofa, and very pale; the
pupils were contracted to such an ex-
tent that the pupiliAry orifice was re-
dueed 10 a small black point; the skin
was cold at The extremities, the pulse
low and intermiting The patient was
in q state Of stupor, from which, how
ever, she could be ronsed BY speaking
to her. Ten drops Of the alcoholic
tincture Of belladonna we're admin
istered in a quarter of a tum-
blerful Of water, but were soon eject
ed. The next ten drops were given
IN only teaspooful of water, and this
was retained, and this system was con
tinued by FIVE drops of tincture at q
time at short intervals, The patient
thus inbibed as much as four grammes
of tinctuFe, and soon recovered.
The second case IS of a young Wo-
man who had taken opium voluntarily
with view to commit suicide. The
medical man called four hours after
the act had been committed, and q
large quantity of the poison must con-
sequently have already been absorbed
into the system The pupils were 50
contracted that the patient hsd lost
the power of vision the jaws were
firmly locked together, nose and ex-
trennities cold, pulse slow and weak,
and insensibility general. AS it was
too late 70 administer eneties, thirty
drops Of tincture of bellsdOna were
administered by forcing the jaws asun-
der with the handle Of q spoon, keep
ing meantime the nostrils closed The
symptoms, however, became so alarm
ing that the doctor administered up
ward ofseventy drops Of tiucture more,
by ten at the time, in less than half an
hour The pupils then began to dilate;
the patient was subjected 70 good
whipping, which terminated her, and
the dangerous symptoms soon disap
peared.C - - ~
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Proposals.
Large Government Sale Of COal.
100000 lsUsHELs.
oulKTERNAsTER aENERALg 0FFI9E.

~
WasmEafGE. ID a., Augusfa lsdi
CiEALED pROfl c3 tLs ere inVItsf ana vi b. ~
- eeiVsd st he plsres a1d uual the daies b. eater
namod lor the purchase o. az iia surplus Coal sr
those places, heioneirF 90 iha eoyernmenl.
AZ lOuIsNlLiE, ~, unal IA o'clock M. oi
wednesday August s0. i0r c0al lying e Louisville,
gs. and Hsshfsle, reun
1fsf- LOUls, NO, uutI ~ e'elock rl.. of Tues .
asy saotsm6fr6 ior Ccal lying st CAIRO, n, Men
pas, Ieaa., Helena, Ask and Mouth u Whits
tfy1CEsBURG. snna. uaal IL o'eloek ns.. a.
Friday sspssmbsr 10, ioF Coai lying at Vchsburs
MissiaFppI
At NAfcHHz, Miss., Until Ig o'cIock, ~ of
Monday, sepie1nbsE is, for Coal y.ug AZ nsiche..
Ms iss ppi.
Eepa iis proposals Eill als0 BE- roesiTei 81 The
sane time ior tile bargs1 Or B.aa couta-niag ihe
CCsl.
lsaeh envelope coni1nhsg a h.d should ne sealed,
nnf tha ns4ne ar uusndaF 81 she HafFa cdaranug il
endowed thereon, tnd addresafd io F. hng cen.
Lrgis B. rafs1na. Cllef h1 anl hifef lfllii rrfis
ucr," Ia care oi ths auu1ersra1ier b en1rre a
river trsEsporailnn ai tne poini desilns'od %
0peu ug ihe uids-
P1ymeai b te msie Ia uuiiel aiaies rureueY
uFos ihe osptsaoe of s1g pfoPnsai. aud rfior a.
the delivery n tre property
Tbs Government fefcrses tne 1ig1f 20 Ni-1lras
any d ne Cosi snd ths BsfRes c0nitning i and %
reiect proposals n deemed 900 ioHs.
b. order of ihs QuaEternaesier Gl1esfL
LANia b. FHEt tltff.
Bnzsdier Geuersl sad Chez Raj sld Hlvsr Tians-
portsfl0n- auTi2-tl
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rsis vice. Whioh 4 never psaoiissd in
Ne presence Of any enc, has proved ths
everlasting ruin q thousands of tie n6aio.t
ana most talented younr men that ever
tAto tongue % eloquenca cr pan b song.
it nas Destroyed hoalth, blastaa tie oonsfI
ta1ons sne reduced the miserable victim 4
.Fias skeleton. Nor are these "a hual
sad iAtat electsi In is pains are scaitorod
she ruins cf reason, ths roost rnalsnshslv
sight that can meet mortal evas. rs =.
cured permanently 81 this al Icison. Gallon
d.. Colenan, No. st North Cherry strosi.
o. addrsas hin hy lsttsr, Box s03. Nssh
Viiis, tonn- fob1t7H
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TrLL,uouA. Trrr. Aup. 1Oth. ,6s


EDS. NASHVILLE DAILY UNIoS--GEETs: I
find in your issue of the 22d Of July a com
munication headed "Another of the Fergu-
son stock" purporting to be written at
Decherd, Tenn, by "A Friend" This
''FFiend" (God save the mark) attempts to
give description of my PersOnel, but being
rather weak in the upper story was COM
PEELED TO plagiarize common novel entitled
the '.Loyal Spectre" This description is
about as applicable 10 me as might be ex-
pected from such a source. Still, while fiat
tering my Personal appearance, this Friend
doesnot hesitate to wedge in an occasional
lie. Perhaps he was fool enough to think
that by Aattering my vanity he could strike
blow at my character with impunity. He
is mistaken. He calls me the ''pet Of Champ
Ferguson's eut-throats = says was "always
ready 10 kin Yankee or negro% that
'srny word always had to be obeyed or death
was the punishment I" thai "his way was
always held up for by Champ, etc., ETC., all
Of which is not only malicious iaisehood, a
base fabricstion, but in common psrlauce
and plain terms, an nnHitigated lie. I never
was with, and consequently never saw
Champs "bsnd." never sew Champ but
once, and then he was prisoner, under
guard, at Nashville. Neither am a relative
of his, "a Friends" assertion to the contrary
notwithstanding. Nor was captured and
brought to Tullahoms, as he asserts. ives
arrested and sent to Nashville, but wrote to
my home in Indiana and proeared evidence
Of my loyalty, sufficient 70 satisiy the au-
thorisies, and was permitted 10 reopen n y
stoze At the timOI he asserts went 10
MuriressborO and got a company of C. S.
cavalry was out on scout with the 5th
Tsnnessee Federal cavalry, as can prove,
if necessary. n
In conclusion he esays sm ''sbout to marry
q young and beautiful girl, etc, etc. Well,
after the many lies he had alrssdy told, ii IS
not 10 be wondered at, that this Aing, Il
will not insult humanity by calling him 3
man. should wish to drag into publicity
name Of soms innocent lady, to give point
end interest to his atts1aPt at composition
Everything considered, can only conclude
thas some cr0ek-6rained Hpstart, wishing 70
asse himself in print" and knowing thai
Champ Ferguson was just nov exciting
some interest aad attention, has taken ad.
vantage Of the similarity Of names, to graf.
fy the malignity OF his corrupt and grovel-
ing nsturs by tradueing the character ol
better persons than himself.
Very respectfully,
Your Obsdisnt servant,
WILLIE 3. FERsusox.
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The WOrld's Great Rsmsdy.

bf sEaYua's hlcoi .P,lrifYinr Pantasap
''lr. oEayne'a Bleod.f-uufyiur nsatcas r.
.lr. eaayues hloce- Plrlrins faaanaa's
"nr. sEayne's -Puffyilf pa1aeaaa
"Df, aNayne's Hood flirifyin.f f..a.aiaa 81.
"lr. sWATue'E hlood-Fllrf} nt pansces.~
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PsoFosRArEs.-Phosographs Of Gsnorsl,
Federal and coH'sdorass. The largest sol-
lection in ths wsss, for sale, vholssalo ana
retail. Remember TIE place, Gallsfvoftbs
Cumberland, 2iCsdar street, opposiis Gen.
mrcisI Hotel. navs7.a
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TINS CoNFEssIoas AND ExPERIESoEOP an IN
yALID.-Pubhshed for the beneat, and as
caution to young men and others, who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature DecRy Of
Manhood, SC, supplying ct the same tine
The means OF self-cnre. By one who has
cured himself aiter undergoing considerable
qnaekery. By enclosing postpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
OF tho author.
NkTHAEIEL MAYFAIR, EsQ-,
Brooklyn, Kings Co., n y.
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Declsi0n IN Reference 70 Photographs
and ether sen Pictures,
TREAusRY DEPARTMENT,
& iOFTfCF1oF hTKRSAL REvESgE, .
d. WAsHIEaE0E, JulY 26. lS65.

| g 81 hf4iSfaoF AaLAAAAEsa ahEfENlE. 8 ,
WAsHEeTOS, July &c, 1865
L Copies Of sngraYings. &c, sold ST
price not exceeding 10 cents whole
sale, 8 per cent ad valorem.
2 Copies Of engravings, &c, used for
the illustration Of books, 6 per cent ad
yalorem-
3. Pictures 30 small that stamps cam
not be affixed, s per cent ad valorem.
4 Copies Of engravings, &c, sold at
s price exceeding ten cents wholesale,
must be stamped when the size viii
admit. vr.s +. -
5. Copies Of original lifs pictures, at
whatever price sold, must be stamped
when the size win admit.
g, All original life pictures must be
stamped wheh the size win admit.
5 By the 169th section Of the excise
law 1t Is enacted that any person who
shall offer OF expose for sale any of the
articles named in schedule Q. whether
the articles 50 offered cf exposed are
imported, or are Of foreign or domestic
manufacture, shall be deemed the man
ufacturer thereof, and subject 10 all the
duties, liabilities, and penalties imposed
By law in regard % the sale Of dOnes-
tic articles, without the use Of the prop
er. stamp or stamps denoting the duty
paid thereon.
1t is not believed 10 have been the
intention of the law under the above
provision to impose any additional
duty, By way Of stamps, upon pictures
subject 70 an az eaLorsn1 duty, As herein
before mentioned. But when pictures
are sold without stamps affixed, and il
cannot be readily discovered from an
inspection of the pictures themselves
that they are copies Of engrayings, or
works Of art this viii be regarded
priTaa faeie evidence of liability to stamp
duty. In all such cases, positive eyi-
dence of the payment Of an al 0al0rea.
duty must be given, or the stamps must
be affixed.
The coloring or painting of sun. pic.
lures on which no duty has been paid,
OF stamps affixed, will be regarded IS a
part of the process Of manufacture, and
the liability to duty will be determined
by the price at which such painted or
colored pictures are sold.
The painting or eolOring of pictures
on which an ad valorem duty has been
paid, or stamps have been affixed, win |
subject the same to an sd Valorem duty |
Of 5 per cent on the increased value.
By the 10th section of the excise |
law, in addition 10 the forfeiture of the
picture, or pictures, there is imposed a
penalty Of one hundred dollars on any
maker or manufacturer of photographs, |
&c, who shall sell, expose fer SAFE, send |
out, remove, or dek0sr any Of the same,
before the duty TO which they were liza
BILE shall have been fully paid by afix- |
ing thereon the proper stamps.
WILLIAM ORTON
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rse 8Eidai Charbs,. q. rs,.v - ~
Nd lnsirucdoa or Touag Mea. A.. S... 49,.
,Aels treAirneai icf piasases of he UrinarT s-f
7r4aal a1sie1ls-Scni free. IN oaIed arvef,rs-.
esleles.i Df. = dkILLlN H0U6HIOg. Ho.s-i
s--.--la-Pnias - arrlS-lF
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CoLGATR a Co. beg TO inform their susto-
mers that they still continue the manuiac-
ttlre Of their various styles Of Family snd
Toilet soaps, Starch, and Cendles.
Prices current forwarded by mail on ap-
plicatiou. CoLdkTE & Co,
Nos. s. & 55 John st., New York
iuiv2g-3m
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NOTIoE.-Wo would inform al persons
having claims against the Government,
which were fled with the Board Of Claims,
Of which william Driver vas Recordes,
convened By Special Field Order No. os,
dated March 13ih, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted By cslllng ct eur oihce.
We will also have their Vouchersi ho-
caipts, snd Accounts ordered back rom
WsshiaEt0n, D. O., for the Introduction o.
other proof, in order 20 substanuato ne en-
tire claim. that the parties may get their
ma indebtsdhass from the Government.
fs80-H n, foNFSfna ~ -
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03 3BRlDCMANH
Oil and Salt
= RfEsaG
COMPANY.
Capital $25O,OOO
IL 81
DIRECTORS.
David Clags, Athens, Tenn,
b IF. Bridgman, Pikegille, Tenn
T. A. Henninger
A. l. Pitts, Pits y Roads,
J. W. Wilson, Nashville,
Hon J. G. Gaut, 1. !. rasf -
Hon. T. n. Frazier, !"
7. J. Wilson,
DR.. w. II. Wharton,
Capt VIA Pryor, Marion Co,
Oflce---NO. Ia College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN
Incorporated afudsr the Lars Of the STATE
q 1eaHessse ,r
Incorporated under the Laaes Of the STATE
Of Tennessee

fFtHI9 Company is organized for thu purpose Of
- Mining snd borin0 foI Petroleum, Coal, Ealf-
water ana her vsiuahls minerals; and
NOW Owns n Zee simple upwards Of Twelve
Thousand Acres Of Land ID khsa Hamilton, Bled-
soc and Van BuFen couuties also nv eaH
Various Leases, including Clutches, SorRes,
Coal, Coke and Iron banks, one salt Well, lhrse
Oehre Banks. and two Plaster Bsnxss aso
Several paees where indicatisns for Petroleum
ara ss good as any in the state
The csptal'of thi cOnpaByis $3.50 600, With the
privilege CT increasing It 20 81 ,000O00.
The President Of this Company Is an old res; dent
Of bledEoe county, Tenn, aYorably and extensive
iy known
sharss IN this Company are 500 each. subjsctio
calls OF 10 pr Cent, 20 oener than once in three
mouths.
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollsrs Of the Stock o
tins COMPANY has already been subscribed.
the once ot this Company Is at No. lT College
s'Teet, Pashv ils who're any infofmaton Snn he bad
and Subscriptions of Stock faken. a.
J, =. BRID6BfAS, President.
r. J. WHsos, Secretary.
iy2O-lu
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Officers Accounts made out and cashed.
ouartermasters' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up By II. TOmPkinS, late
Major 14th regiment Illinois cavalry, Of
fee corner OF Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs- ..
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The Prince and Princes Of Wales
are travelling in Cornwall He : the
luke ef thai patch of land. The Corn
ishznsn feel very PrcHd of that faei,
snd q hin
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Brigham Hssns has family large
enough to alone supply aHdienoe and
sctcrs and actresses for the Salt Lake
theAtfe, which he runs on his private
account.
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6REAr Ar-kacrioS st Cameron, 6isFa 4
cos-,-surer sak BFocsde. French Greua-
dine 81 sslt Also Printed Linen Lawns.
pOlphus Mugs Frensh Jdoousa.
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Good news for bad punsters-ths
Russian Chamberlain and ex-secretary
Of State, Alexander POpof. Is dead.
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iuly2o-smll n

Just recsived, per Express, fine lot Of
swisses, carleton, nainsook, muslins, at pri-
Vate sale. GEo. SHiELps 4 Co.
lyl-f Is and y College street.
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"IIsoN, J. W. 4 oo.-Manufacturers and
w Wholesale and Retail DealeIs 10 Tu, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, NO. II
College street. HHHftFt# aWt
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NO. 1s4.
SPECIAL NOTICES

II you want 70 keep cool thsss hot a.y,eo
. ~ College street, and set some Of The aost
excellent Ice Cream in the cisy. N
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Gold Is falling, 90 is the prioe Of Phots-
graphs at The Gallery Of the Cumberland.
Card Pictures now only S per dosen.
aprI1-tf A. 8. MoHsa, Is Cedar a.