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THE CHRISTIAN INDEX.

I
DY the First Of October, CT as soon IS the.
D mails are reestablished, I wifi renew the
publication of the ..CHRIST1IN INDEX aud
the "CHILD DIS INDEX have been publishing
= Price of 'Tndex," per annun sS 90
Price of "Child'S IHdex, ~: 90
Money may be RENTED at once, as my deter.
mination is positive. by desire Is to secure 9
large subscription list with which to begin, and I
issue this prospectus that subscribers mar haze
time to forward their renittances.
1t is my intention to issue first class papers,
and no pains or expence wiil be spared to secere
that end The best writer's and correspondents
will be secured, and the highest religious, and
literary talent win be given to the papers. The
CHIPS PAPER will be profusetTz illustrated
and viii, in every sense, be made to conform 70
its new title.
THE CHIIDs DELIGHT. q &
Money may be sent By Express or othefwise--.
If By Express, at my risk, if the express receipt
is sent me, on the resumption Of mail facilities.
Ny connection with the 6Fm Of J.. w. Burke
l. Co., is dissolved, but will establish an eficee
in Macon, Ga, where communications may be-
addressed. > ; -
= -...e... SAMUEL BoYKIN
~" Carolina, Georgia and Alabama papers,
daily and weekly will copy one month and ssnds
aug 2s'65-l,a14
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What is the difference between the Prince
of Wales aad q bomb-shell? Onesis heir up
on the throne and the other is thrown into
the air.
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. "Sir," said pompous parsonage, who un
dertook to bully an editor, wlo you know
you take il" replied tho man of the quill, "for
several of my honest subscribers have been
complaining lately about. their papg7s being
missed in the morning" -: -.
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A French photographers has made arrange;
.ments for descending to the bed of the ocean
IN submarine vessel, provided with the cleo.
trio light, and making submarine photo:
graphs.
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-. EDWARD S.. BAILEY, =.
Matchmaker and JeWeIer.
HAs resumed business in the wooden build.
IL ing, (the old stand, } on Main-street, op-
posite Martins Hotel
All work executed with despatch, and war;
ranted, as formerly. - July # :,
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LauffensviIle Female College.

AN'~-~ NA~
NTILL open Monday, September 25. The
wv scholastic year consists Of two Sessions
of twenty weeks, each. x =
Tuition in Primary department, per seSsionS12.n0
80 IS, Academy" 1900
" " College s. " $500
Incidental Expenses =" 100
Music on Piano, Meledeon, or Guitar 25.co
Use of Piano s. 500.
Drawing and Painting 1900
Boarding, including lights & washing G2.50
Payments in advance. Specie o. its equiTaleEt.
Apply to Dr. John W. Simpson, President of Bd.
Trustees; or to FERDINAND JACOBS.
Sept. 6-37-6t President Of College.
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B1z ALIawAsLE FoR Ex:CoNEEDERATEs TO
ehusctts) Republican, an able Republican paper
on this Subject, says: :
If one of this class is appointed to any Office or
allowed to be couddate for any local position
in the South, there is hue and cry raised about
putting rebels in power. The dissatisfied do not
seem to recognize any validity in the Executive
amnesty and pardon, or at least fail to compre-
hend that they involve full absolution. So if a
man, formerly prominent as a rebel, is placed in
any position by the Southern people, it IS quoted
against them as evidence of their persistence in
rebellion General Joe Johnston was recently a
candidate for the presidency Of the Danvile Rail-
road in Virginia, and a majoritysof stockholders
voted for him, but Governor Piefpont got the
impression in some way that his election would
give offence at Washington, and so intimated to
the stockholders. and the vote of the State for
It's stock was then given to Buford, the other
candidate, thus electing him. Perhaps Buford is
the best man for the position, but General john
stoa is one Of the most civil and eminent civil
engineers in the country, and the stockholders
voted for him because they thought he would
promote the interests of the company Now, If
General Johnston is. allowed to live, and to sup
port himself, it is impossible to give any good
reasons for excluding him from the profession
for which be Is best fitted. We neither get in
denpity for the past, nor security for the future,
by excluding such men from=the business pur-
suits for which they are qualified. Indeed, the
employment of thoseOwho we're lately rebel CON-
nanders, in peaceful pursuits, thus giving them
personal interest iu the tranquility of the eoun
try, will maaifestly prove aid element in cur fu-
ture security. General Johnston has since been
elected President Of one of the railroads in Ala
bama, and it is not reasonable to hope that he
will manage it we'll, and make money for HIM
self and the company. There has been a great
deal of stupid rhetoric expended on the fact that
General Leo has been made President of Wash
hgton College in Virginia. and the trustees have
been denoun. ed.
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Everybody Should Have a Copy.
INTERNAL REVENUE Cube.

DEING an Abstract of the Internal Revenue
ID and Direct (or Land) Tax Laws Of the
United States, with SCHEDULES OF TAXA
TIoN. LICENSES, STAMP DUTIES, EXEMP-
TIONS, showing the Rates under the various
Laws since July !, 1852, and intended for the
general information Of the Taxpayer; to which
is added an Abstract of the Acts Of Congress,
passed during the War, relative to Abandoned
Lands and to other matters Of general interest
By C. J. ELFosD, Attorneyat Law, GreenVille,
S. c., Assessor of the Internal, Revenue Tax for
the Third collection District in >outh Carolina.
The Book will contain about 70 pages, and
will be issued in a few weeks. Price 50 cents
per copy, with liberal discount to the trade
Orders must be accompanied with the cash to
secure attention. address. p"
z G. E. ELFoRD, Publisher,
Aug. 29 y Greenvile, sc. .
AZ Papers inserting the above adVertisement,
Will be furnished with one copy of the Guide.
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ORR MISTAKES ABOUT EACH. oTHER--Not one
man in ten thousand sees those with whom ne
associates as they really are. the prayer ct
BURNS were granted, and we could all sec our
selves as others see u0 our self-estimates would
in all probabiEty be much more erroneous than
thew are now. The truth is that Re regasd each
other through a variety Of lenses. no one Of
which is correct. Passion and prejudice, love
and hate, benevolence and envy spectacle cur
eyes ard utterly prevent US from observing .ac-
curately. Many whom We deem the porcelain Of
human clay are rncPe dirt, and still greater
number of those we put down on black books
are no further off from Heaven, perhaps o little
nearer, than the ccusors who cor9emn them.
We habitually undervalue or oTervalue each
other, and in estimating character the Shrewdest
of US only now and then mike true appraisal OF
the virtues and defects Of even our closest latl-
mates.
1t is not jus or fair to look at character from
stand point Of eae'a own selection. mans
profile may be unprepo <sessing, and yet his full
face agreeable. We once saw n young man,
whose timidity was a standing joke with his
companions, leap into the river and save boy
from drowning, while his tormenters stood paric
struck on the bank.
Such anaaeelies are cou.etcn. There IS this
comfort, however, for those whose mi$judge-
mcntsef tn, ir fellow-mortals lean to the kindly
side-such mistakes go to their credit in THE
great account, He, who thinks better of his
ne;ghboy thsn they deserve cannot be bad
man, for the standard by which his judgement is
guided is the goodness Of his own heart. 1t is
only the base who Believes alT men base-or, in
other words, like themselves. Few, however,
are all evil. Even Nero did good tprn to so1ne-
bodS for when. Rome was rejoicing over his
F1seath somo loving hand covered his grave with
bowers. -..-.
Public men are seldom or se7ee'fairly Judged
at least, while living. However pure, they can
not escape calunsny. However corrupt, they are
sure to find eulogi5s. History may do them
justice but they rarely get it while living, either
from friend or fee.
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/
Both houses of Congress agreed yesterda!
to adjourn on next Saturday. The business
Of the session IS now pretty well closed up
The only important bill nov pending i
that OF putting negroes in the army, which
was passed in the Senate by one majority
The bin was slightly amended by the Sen
ate, and necessarily goes back to the House
for concurrence. The amendment not be-
ing material, it IS supposed she bill will
pass the House without difficulty, probably
to-day. Congress will have been in session
los days on next Saturday.
NEw YOEK, March 1.-THE Washington
Republican Of yesterday contains the fol-
lowing; General Thomas teIegrsphs the
Government that one Of his scouts comes
in. With the information that the rebel
Gems. 8. D. Lee and Cheatham have been
sent from Alabama sgaint sherman, but
Lee was subsequently recalled to defend
Selma. Cheatham proceeded, intending 70
form junction with Hardee from Charles
ton, but scouts report the rebels have iRfor-
nation that befora the Junction was formed
Sherman hurled few Of his veteran bri-
gades back on Cheatham's column, COM
Pletely crushing it. Hardee was not up to
time Report does not say he gave battle
at all, but that Johnston was supposed 10
have attacked Sherman in front, and 90
awfully whipped. The Republican says
there is every reasen to believe the above
to be true.
CAIRO, March H.-New Orleans dates Of
the 4th have been received. The inaugu-
ration Of j. NJ. Willis, IS Governor Of
Louisiana for the unexpired term made va
cant by the resignation Of Gov. Hahn, took
place at Library Hall on the morning Of
the 4th.
Twenty-six families of Corpus Christi
and vicinity have been banished in Mexico
by rebel authorities.
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PERSONAL. DIR. J. B S. jackson has
Withdrawn from the board Of Visiting
Physicians Of the Massachusetts, Gen
eral Hospital, of which for twenty-five
years he had been 50 valuable and res.
pected member.
Miss Charlotte eastman Is passing
the winter Al Rome. Her health Is eE-
ceIlent and her house continues 70 be
q favorite resort Of q large number Of
American artists visiting Italy.
Miss Harriet Hosmsr is in Rome,
where she IL very popular with al
classes Her friends abroad are much
gratified to find her greatWork received
WITH Esch marked favor BY her coun-
trymen-
The London correspondent Of the
Commonwealth says that MIRA Richie,
(Mowatt1 and her husband, W F.
Ritchie. formerly Of the Richmond En-
auirer, are now in Florence, Italy.
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Relf Ahnsa.

This vice, which is never practicsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved The
everlasting ruin ~ thousanda 0f the nobiesi
end most talented young men that evei
gave tongue o. el0queuco Or pen ID song
Is has destroyed health, blasted the consti-
tuition, and reduced The miserabls victim d
p living skeleton. Nor are these IT, final
and fatal effects in its pans are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most nielanc holy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently u this affection, call on
DR.. Coismsn, No. q North Cherry street,
or address him BY letter, Box 500, kssh-
Vile Tenn febZg-tf
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BROKERS Omee-yot q Bank.

G. N. 0rdway has removed 10 No. IS
North College street, next door 10 the First
National Bank. He confines himself ez-
clusively to a Brokers business, buys and
sells Gold and SilUer and all kinds u IN
current Money; and pays the highest prices
for Government Vouchers, Antiiatcd Notes
&c.
Office open at A. NJ, aud our friend
Taos. B. SAMPLE remains there till 10 p. NJ.
for the accommodation Of those who may
wish 70 mako exchanges after night, and
take the morning cars.
Feb 1, 1S65-3m.
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Communication has been re-
coivsd By G.. L. Barlow Z Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been palming %
on persons calling Tor DR.. Yeiloe's Pink g.
nate AZ article Of their own nenuiacture
which they say i superior 70 she genuine.
We would adgiss az persons 70 got the
genuine, and should you require any medi-
cine FOR the Itch, kiag- worm, letter, o.
any diaease u the skin, DO uOt suffer an ,
unprincipled man " impose any other
preparation on you, BAT gst Dr.. Velloc's
Pink Cerats, mauufacturod By C. L. Bar
tOH 4 Co., No 1871 Doaderiek street, y ssh.
vile, Tenn.
PA liberal discount made % dealers.
sent b. mail % any address On receipt d
81 IL. Be sure that you get the genuine.
soPz3-tf
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gQashrille Aniutl.
WI. CANERON 8 Cp., PuhIlsher..
SUNDAY, MARCH II, 1865.

The steamship Gov. Bailey arrived
at New Orleans on the s26th ult She
left Matamoras on the 25d, and brings
q report that Amzi Wood, .. S. Com
mercial Agent, had arrived at Mata-
moras on the 2lst from New York,
that he opened his Office as such on
the oath, and commenced business BY
clearing vessels for ports in the United
States, and all business appertaining
10 his Office.
Everything was quiet at Mstamoras
when the Gov. Bailey sailed.
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Special Notice.

OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPREs5 COMPANY.
kAEEFILLE. harch s, las. !
FFVHR oEusrs q property shipped By this Com
u 1a1y, on train 81 l. y. kkiiEoa1s Destroyed
b. guerra - On the kla q febfzGry, are i1i0rzn-
81 mt Ws have il cor possa ss1o1 sun1ry arscies
etFed to1 ne burnt ears e0a-isalr ~ aTy gods
ts,o--r tloes Eats, a., Ehieh ne rea4y . o.
aver @ aay aEsnt TIE o1ers = Frcint, u - nE
imposssb.eto de11ily fs srfc e 18th the inEcices
pres-nisa-no1s q ths o. lgiual cases heing saved
ulzrs-lW JOEL DAVIS Agent.
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BITTERs
sUNDRIES.

TUE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC HOOP-sKIKT." b
il - far tle hest tniug of .he IN 4 nov ID use.
I NJ underesgued wi-h % call ths attention q the
Retail Merchants Of NashVIls - the lacf thst they
sIe t1e seie sg.n5 ~ sgppynF tkese Efods here
We EEL hem AZ TIE nnanItastifrare rYrfrea n1ine
c1iy treigiit- f1ease fend orzerz for them
SMITH 4 CAAHRfD6E,
Eaarf-a NO tIt Nan ssEsst LzuissiEe. ~.
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Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, aud every variety Of Canned
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Groceries
offered at low prices ct TotteB's No. - Col
loge street.
jan2l-tf
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The Richmond Examiner says that
Eternal vigilance is the price Of lib
ersz." 50 think Grant, Sherman and
Sheridan
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Notice. %

9. s. CJTTON AGENr7. e TTaTIOy e'r
hAsHFfLLss TEsE., FEB. ;. IssS.
A IL c0TT0N AKkEVlNG- KT TaIs PI,ACE.
"a sad E1gunE u1ster a cffuz.sfe insusd rom
us oEce, r1si - ecus Fnet . ne sd dsl5Fersd
- Ne tfcFernzleft sore House q Arigza Co y
Z carer q Chlrrt 80 College atFae1s
GREEN ADAAls. Parch4sizs Aerzt.
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Pearl Miniatures.

HOEsE is the first 70 introduce this
new style Of Pictures Every body that
see them are delighted with them
Call 81 the Gallery Of the Cumbsr-
land" and Judge for yourself Ol4,tE
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1 WE respe tfuy direct the attention Of SutleT7
" and other RstaH Dealers TO- auT large stock Of
Stationery an No iocs, which We offer p the very
lowest possible prices. A. not afflicted Wiih
/ high rent- nor any other heavy expense, we are
enabled to sell At prices that defgcompeiiton. Try
/ us and see. &. q. JONES c.,
/ No So Broad ST., between College and Cherry.
L mar0-ff
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a squad Of about thirty robbers, aho,
slailr q alg q trsce, 81 their own getting
up, we're arressing Union citizens, pre-
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"One TO whom Heaven assigns that mourn
full part, f.tf
That utmost solitude Of age 10 face"

"0ne 10 whom Heaven assigns that mourn
full part, $3.50
That utmost solitude Of age 10 face"
And, with his simple and unsophisti-
Gated conceptions respecting 8 Diety,
this feeling Of solitariness; of remain-
ing thus long the sole survivor Of a gen
Grafton; Of walking about in this latter
half Of the nineteenth century, and in
these days of telegraphic dispatches,
monitors, steam presses and rebellion
he was a man capable Of bearing
arms In the days Of Braddoek's defeat
the sense, we repeat, Of this excep-
tional and anomalous lot, joined with
his crude and untutored notions upon
religious subjects, has induced in his
mind the curious fancy that perhaps
God has overlooked him, that Death
who comes to all beside, the otherwise
Unsuitable, has, ia his case
Forgot the use Of bis inevitable bard"
aud that he may be left 70 q perpetual
and hopeless old age, TithOnus with
out an Aurora still feeling more and
more the intolerable weight Of years,
yet never to be delivered from their
weary load
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A SUPERIOR EEAEDT.-We can eonseisn-
tioasly recommend n those sulering from
q distressing cough, DR.. Strickland r - eii. q
aaOus C0agh Baisam- 10 gives reisi a.
most instantaneously, and u Withal not ais-
agreeable b she taste. lbers - 10 a0aos
"a the hlellfaaous Cough balsam b one 81
~ best Dreparaflons Ia Csc, and j. Ell that
h. r,roprietor claims fog it. We have tried
h 3urav the past week, and found relief
0,orn fdost dlstressinK cough II j. pre-
pared b. Dr. strickland, No. 9 East Fourth
ssrest. csneinnati, Ohio, and ior sale By
Druzrists, a. 50 cent? per botiio.
apzg-f su-Iy
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10 - 81 hare sr "a fhs NoriAera cities. sad paf-
F0ns msy - sire 81 heuis pronaIsiy Stated % snd
hasing t,lsir ulfais eefka1 - of.etst 81
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sys aas- sg4rpe rssa,fgifIl Iiihot lrhs. r1rra /.
sszii q fiie dlHsfsut tFsaciias n 81 sefTIra
Er.ntee n fenr color. ertfled reoii.eftl Ger.
lfeaie, - Lnion Defenders Cerffcslaa ara =
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Building Lots fer Sale.

n HAVE 8 OF D. iois. imnnsdizteiy heyoud the
/ Horteu tunsl 6arasu, veil situated Coz build
"a pnrposes Ehich Wi sell o. good terms
s.f1s-a JOHN HUGH SMITH.
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Bargains! Bargains Il.
~ 1-o-S9IB 1bq & 3
STATION ERYz
AND NOTIONS! ~ -
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

oG LIN LII ASSO "a IA z ~
Of Note, Letter, Foolseap and Legal cap Papers, n
Buff, White, CAnarg, Opaque, Magenta, Mourn [ ]
ing and Ofhcial Envelopes. Diaries for 1865 -
buns, ali sizes, including sold ers Pocket Al
buns, Pocket lnkstands, sieei Pens, and
large assortment Of the most Celebrated Gold
Pens, Pencils, Paper Collars, Pocket Cutlery,
incIudiDg the celebrated Wostenhou's and ~
Wade B Butchers Knives, Pocket Books ~
Pipes, Combs, Hair Brushes, Emery Paper, NJ
Gun OIL, Backing and Brushes Buffers Ar ~
nolds. Doyells, French CaTmine and Copying
Inks, Mucilage, Gard Portraits Of Generals, II
Prize Packages, Port Folios, Dice Fancy soaps, -
Blank Books and Botting Paper, variety Of ~
Desk Inzsfands, Paper " eiEhts, Pen Racks -
ing Knives Ruliog Pens, and an endless va ~
riety Of Notions. q
School Books! School BOOks.!
We have a small stock Of Cigars, VII ch we -
VIII eel at Cincinnati Prices. Also, q small
stock Of Cary's Cough Cure for sale st Whole n
sale Prices. w
To the Soldiers. e
We have three bsauHfnI Autographs, repre-
seBticg the diierent branches Of the service,
printed in four colOrs, EFT titled fsolders Ger
ti6cate, 4" Union Defenders Certificate" and y
u. s. Army DIPLOMA size I2xl6 inches. ~
They are enclosed IN 4 pasteboafd tsbe ard =.
can he sent By mail withoutiniury Every on g
Ger and soldier should buy them and send ~
them to their friends.
Eflte-.--.-.. ~ ehcn
For the three, postage paid.------.---..1 90
Liberal discount made 70 whoIesals dealerS.
We will I'LL ell orders for Certificates OF Sta =.
tonerY, by mail or express, promptly. =
IN. RHODES & CO.,
teb22 a 81 Union street. Nashville, Tenn.
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
State, COunty, and Nashville City OGeiAIs.
Members Of the two branches Of the Nash
vile City Legislature.
Editors and Publishers Of Nashville City
Daily Papers.
Pest Master, Nashville, Tennessee.
Omes--CsFsss Para S. and Capitol Avesue,
Opposite East tout Of STATE cspitol,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
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Boy Jour boots snd Shoes a G. ". Pan
4 Goa
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Dry Goods at Cost.

ONE OR BOTH OF Us TO Pc FOUND on
I business at the union BANK, on College St.
WI. s. EAKfN,
feb22-3m SAML KINKADE.
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Q, P, BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS,

These pens bear my frafs mark, go. P. BAEsz
E1rRA L0U., KY.," for which have secured the
material and workmanship % the best Eastern man
Hi'fture, and are believed b be superior 70 al
n durability and other substantial qualities
slAeA -0u1Dine 20 make = really serylceable pen
- y IIlsll Or express OF receipt % PTlce ana
Tsf,r easyes 81 By mail, - W. Ffa when p cents
= , sidea ior res-try.) Write your name and al
dres7 plsiH y.
. oa.i.ss % single pen three ecnfs; pen with any
case or holder aud box. ~ csssfs Oh mems re-
.el - NY eents laud stdaip) each. Circulars
c. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
-. MnLr-l--aa. 80 H.---.
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OILS.


: BIS. copal Vanish, l BIZ Japan Varnlsh.
2 Coach - "a Flowing
one barrel Flosing Vstnish,
One haarsl Black Leather.
For ssja low. by EWIA A PENDLETON.
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Isl Question.
Why IS this Loan called tho Seven
Thirty" Loan
AHslocr.
It bears Interest, in currency, at the rate
Of Seven Dollars and thirty cents, each
year, on every hundred dollars; making
the interest as fOllows:
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RDR sALE-TEo Forwarding aid Commission or
Grocery stores on south Market street., Nos. az
and -. running through 70 Frost street 1hese
stores are Fsry VAiuatae places for large busi-
uesE.
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FOh sALk-Ssyen new, neat cottages, containing
rooms Gzd kitchen. under good fence, l0ts 3
1Ho fset, o. Broad street, near Ar. Sheiton's and
Nm- L bTOsn's residences. Possession gwen IN
week. Each $50.
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Foa sALE-A Bdck Yard, 10 working order on
oe Ch-riotte pike, IL miles nom Nashville, ad-
ioiuing he lands q YIN B. Cooper and Wan r.
kllisto1, 90 n ". Railroad Sufheient Naler 10
run thsyErd, fsO springs sad branch, m al IL
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