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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

A gentleman who suffered for wears from nervous
snS Genital debility slightly emissions and seminai
veaSness The result of youthful indlscreton a t
re.r ending his DAYS in no Peless misery, VIII ioi
49, az suffprinR mao TO all " no need ~ IRE
of charge the recipe and directions for making .1e
s;,a rem adv used his Safer ers wishing 70
kt hv the advertisarS aAd ex perence, ann posses
sure and yalraae remedy can do so oy aodreAs.ps
hin at ones At his place of business Inc ITSet
- nh informntion-of vital impoTtRnee-wIi DC
| cheerfuIy sent by return mail. Address -,
No 50 Nassau Street, New YeTk
1 F.Ss--Nef 49, - Dec 913n
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Not1ce of Final account.

To the heirs and ell ether persons interested IN 'n
Anal settlement Of the estate Of } + Curry 'Ae Vi
Newton county deceased: -
NTOU are hereby notified to be and personSiy up
near in the probate court f Newton comfy on
ar before the third Mon ay il January next en- Au
,bare 10 ow eauseif any you why tue mar as
count of James Curry administrator on SAID deeedth
estate should not be allowed as stated ana ueo'ee
the court entered accordingly.
By order of the court 81
witness my hand and seal of ofiiee Eovemoer JUN
| fl SIS. 1hoo Min
| DacQ X5r
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A lady writes to friend in LoWell
from Oregon, saying that apples were
raised in her neighborhood, the past sea-
son, so large that sixteen OF them mouiu
All a bushel basket though, of course, al
not average that size. She also sa"
Bartlett pear that weigeed two pounds,
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put not the poisontd ehalica 10 your Ups
1l- 5ea.f viii be the fate Of him who sips
But az the herb in freshness from the nelo,
And to ths potent roots disease VIII yieio
ola DR.. Buchan's English Specific Pills cure IN less
VI. 49,. 49, ,ha v-6rst easea Of nervousness, i'm
nctenev. Drematurs derav, seminal weakness insAn
i.v ana al uranary. sexual or nervous aHeeuons ne
ys,.s- fron what cause produced Price one dollar
ner box Sent postpaid, by mail, on receipt OF Al
otder. JAMES BUTLER,
90 Broadway New York
ps-1escriptIve cireulars sent tree On application
Address e above. NSNN"%
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Tigh Court of Errors and Appeals,

The regular October term 1868 Of the hlen
c. IF 1rors ami Appsals OF the State OF hi5Sls.
-; sa,ing tailed nv reason Of unavoidable ctrcum-
stsnces il Is hereby ordered by the underslgnea
Jndeas of aAid Court aud notice - heIe"y 49,
cor ing 10 law at City of Jackson on the hfst N
day Of Janusry 1896, on which dsy the business 81
ada'1 i'm until the third NJ, nday OF February
1856 at which time the second district t'""se -
letes) will De taken I'D and pr eeeded WIN =, -,
G,yan under our hands this 2iih day OF november
A. D. 1865. ,r1s, Distric.
HT Elicit, "a
w HARRIS 3d
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A Philadelphia woman, whose HUSBAND
went to the war. and was supposed 10 20
killed, had parted with her Je"eiry anu
finer clothing to keep herself tsom ssarF.
ing, and was upon the verge OF starVa'Ion
when she lately received letter, I'M o On
Ing her that her husband had made eoo:-
600 in cotton speculauons, IN MississiPPi'
and had died, leaving her the money.
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ID JENNINGS.


where's t,t,ers az mi issrA''o" ~e ne te Of
N,t5s,- So Geo as. ~. t1s q; q s b. utHsf-
"a ~ tbel 4 so { tub,r 1rrEt II 81 e rtsta
! Court t asper auntY 80 l-ei->'. t'' N"N
/ all persons havst g SINS re trst 'h "a
90. .,. ar h. frs,V qatc, 1a3' IS .,uiy
uro,atea a al register vi Sin t-e "ir }r'e'so "a
bv law. or the : nae et esr'fd
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Love and NIatrimOny.

Ladies and gentlemen, you wish to marry. az
dress the underaigned. who viii send you, ~i'nou
-sv md vvithout price valuable information that
ri .nahIe Won to marry happily and speedily IRE
receive a age wealth beauty. This inform atlon
viii cost you nothing and you wish 20 Masy,
he desired information sent By Eetarn naih ana no
questions asked. Address .wpvv~
na. Greenpoint King. Co.
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J. .uAsxos JONES $. HAMILTON, c. H. WI
SHANNON. HAMILTON & co.

The Clarion Newspaper and Job Office has
been removed from Meridian 70 thls SI!' anN
henceforth will be permanently l"eaieo III 1@eA
son. Established at the CaplL0l Oh inc ~
hone the Carton will enter ON "A new ana "lueI
6eid of usefulness, and tiIat by making u a hrse
class Daily aud Weekly Journal, 1t may oe
ceved as a welcome vlshoF III every hels uo0i N0OO
in the State. :; che
While we claim perfect Independence III me
EXPRESSION Of our opious, we shall labor nohesy
and faithfully for every measure edleu'0'0U ~
develop the resources OF the State al.d fes.ole
coutentment and prosperity tn her eltzeus. Our
readers will be furnished with the latest tele
graphic news correspondence Irotn lnpoI ' .aii'
points full reports of proceedings at Tue app
ing session of Congress, together WI u d
of interesting reading matter. Special attehtloh
will be given TO commercial news, anu 'ne 1a'es
market reports from our most cs'es ia
appear regularly. As the ofhelal journal "a VIC
Sac The acts and resolutions OF the Legislature
| Executive ProclAmatons, &c, VIII oI course oe
published. -, fssio,,
| q nave made arrangements to publish the Ge
| ci.ions of the High Court of Errors aud Appears
TERMS:
DAILY-One month p, -,
+" Civ Civ subscribers, when furnished >,
by Carrier, per annum q q,
| WEEKLY-SixJ months !"
The Weekly will be large donble sheet contain
ing more reading matter than any paper In th
State - <.,-,cc1Y1rDc
To CRAFTY a general desire among the people
the State for copies of the amended Constltutio
.,'I Gets Of the present Legislature, we intend,
an expense of several thousand dollars TO PRINT
sanar4te edition solely for cur sulscr6ers
An subscribers to the Daily or Weekly at at o 81
aaart rates (SI2 W for Daily and 30 w 10
RPVaeLIvl who pay for one year in advance, WI
r meiV copy Of the amended Constitution an
7 laws of the present session of the Leglslatui
: FREE OF CHARGE. This offer WI
!. remain open until january G.
I All most masters who desire to act as agents Il
8 the Clarion, will receive copy Of the paper ire
: sndten per cent. on subscriptions received \
, ! name entered on our books, or papers seht' uh
i the money is receivedat the office
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FOR LEASE OR RENT,
For Three or five Wears.

NY veil know, place * miles eo~h ot 1uati1,
Cofiah county Miss. crntalns Il go E,res me-
four uunA-pi serss CLEARED au tu na st - ''
tvation with good dvsl < rpus WI p tFN,n ''"ua
afd XII chen aud ! ut,r-$-3sly % uses t'r 'h"iN -
forty hands-eooa gi AID pc cfto@ 90 rT ""l
tarn,icC inpieinent.-.,Uh ever tanG necessary TOT
comfort am snv~uie zee .,-.
Aay person wish NJ 20 engage pl ''i'y 'u' "''.
ing public euter ANN ~Nt w / 80 WI II" e'' " Wv"
me-, ffss,dencs or adj rees me at Haz,tUrat, COP ah,
county Miss. for particular. ,. ,,,.,r,
Nov. l5w4t. AAN'N ''''-'''
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whereas 7 tiers o. #au nisfr Sc N Dee IS a." OF
pnNiara t,ro~hv - ~, d E.an1~a 70 see
unter iyned at tse las >epteubct & - II g." FF'
bate COST II Jasper eopute. tHf+ o' Miss i-t' .
Nav Al sertops hayi ciaIras against BE 'stat- 90
ssis De etrpt are IN teQatr,G Tex rb Sc Same
only pioaalrd AID feglstsrst within tlg tan pre-
SC. bed by tan, CT tie ne v" Co. fHtI'-'
Nov n w6t l. NJ t"' 81 N'"' -
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Notice to- CrediIOrs.

vxyHEREAs letters OF administ7 alton were granted
w 10 the undersigned on tn estate OF hh htless
deceased a TIL November term ie'S Oh ine "a
" - :, S;,,n.o, coupty in the STATE ot Missts Apl
Notice Is Z ertf hereby given TO all persons h'ii
INC caiss sSaInst the state OF sAid aeeeueht' 70
canse he same to probate an reg stored Nlthlo
the time prescribed by law they WI De tof ever
barred. JAMES m ~ y '" - t -
L r GowAE, Atty. Aaml"iSuS'''
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The State through its Trustees, has made arrange
marts to have the Deaf ard Dumb OF Mississippi
educated at Baton Rouge La, free Of 'hHse 4ae
Superintendent Mr. Martin, will take charge OF any
Who will meet him here, a, jackson. on the 2lSt INST
before 10 o'clock as he will leave on the loo ocA
train West. he viii also take charge CT any VINO
will meet brn at The Washington House in VieE'oGs
on Friday morning tie inst, or on board the Gen
Quitman. W.
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TuE STATE OF MlssIssIPPI

T, tho Probate Court of Newton County November
Term, 1865: Te Mary Gamble aud Wstly
Gamble minor children of Mdry GAMBLE tesldihs
il Marengn county Alabama;
" GU are hereby cited to appear before the PfooAto
I Court of Newton county on the third MONDAY IN
January next u show cause, why the petition OF
Narv 7 hompson w idow and reict OF Hobson Thomp
san deceased for alotm of dower in tue real
estate of tie said Ho son Thompson sh@uia no' "
granted &c BY order Of the court
Witness Hoa Wm Graham, Judge OF frroat
of said county the 81 Monday ia November,A u Isoo
Jsspad and given under my hand aud seal of en- G
r, is 81 ~, a. S5 isr5 THOS KEITH,
u . ~ - ~ Gierl
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Administrator,s Notice.

whereas letters of administration on the estate OF
w Fl Powe deceased were -anted 10 me uh"e'
stoned at The st August term Of the Probate eourt q
Ksm-er county State If Mississippi. NOV an pel
sons hav ng inns against the estate oil sara t - a
are hereby required 10 exhibit the same "l.hih 'A'
80 mad nv law or the SAM will he barred
Nov &c H6t. w i.FO"E TAuA'
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A man in Georgia writes to LoulsviLe
- contradicting statements recently
made in letter IRON his toNn. u
eVeTitas.', He says there 10 no man o.
that pama in the eouatFy.
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Nickel il one OF the most important
mineral productions of Litchield county
Conn. being inexhaustible in quantity
and excellent in quality. The principal
mines are in Litchfeld, TorriDgton and
plymouth. the most productive one
be;ne on Mount Prospect, about Ave nile'
rest Of Litchfeld.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-10

When a guerrilla has got TO the end OF
his rope" he may soon get to the eno u
the Sheriff's
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-10

IL II said that fair daughter of KEN
lucky is soon TO marry General no0o'
Perhaps shs hss been Hoodwinked.
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II m q 3 b&rtisGm&nts
FOR SALE
nEAF AVID DUN B.

sOn2NEM- OSNABUsG SACKS. Ihey WIZ
D>Taa11- PER> ONS s. BAILEY.
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THE DAILY CLARION
PROSPECTUS

. L "A R I O N ,
Published Daily and Weekly at jackson, Miss 0y
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THE srArEOF rIassIssIPPI,


In the Pr bate Court of Newton county. Move NJ per
Term sos: To Thos kennedy, resident OF tue
State of Texas: 49,
" on are hereby Motif ID to be and appear hetore
I the Probate court OF Newton county at he c"u't
borse ther eof on the third Monday in JAnuay next
IN show cause if any you caA, why the pe'itou ol
Issse Kennedy, Executor of the last VIII ana ela
uent of Edmund Kennedy deceased, praying LOT
divis,on of the real of said deeedeht sh"u NOV
hs ran,ed aud to d., and suffer such other things
as the court may desire. nL... x 80; d,
Witness Hon Vim Graham Judge of PROBATE OF sala
county the 3l MonGay in November, a ID 1900 -
Issued and given under my hand and seal OF oihee
IL 81 November 25ts, 1865. ~, :,
pee 2w6t THUS n n o
| TO Ha-Ti tt keuog ana Unauncey =. ketlog bei
| husuand Virginia A Wood, Pa,fifk Wood
| Thomas F. Woo , snd Permelia Wood ana theh
father James Wood.
Won are cited to appear before the Probate court
/ the county of Sunh on the Second MONDAY
of 7 ,nnary next, let6, show cause why the petu
| - m p shannon, the widow of Ihomss r. shsn
| non deceased and ADM istratTix OF his estat
nrayne for an IL tmant Of dover ia the piantatloi
and lands situated in Sunh wer county, Mississlpp
and belopging to The said estate, ami tor an
20 aftaeu hund, ed collars worth OF said rear es.at
for ber life time property exempt from e&eeut0l
| shou not be granted
By order of the O0art x,,,,, r., /,
| Thcuaa walton of McNutt, solicitor for pettOner'
Nov &c w5t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-11

in our telewaphic columns, viii be
found further accounts Of the late bat,
te in front. or rather 10 the left Of Pc
tersaure. beth from rebel and Union
sou-a.s-the former including the Off
e.al report Of Gen Lee That our army
was at one tine no. only checked, bat
driven back, is true but all the lost
ground was regaiaed and today oul
cannon command the Southside Rail
road, bat whether or not in manner
20 completely prevent trains from run
ming on IT,. IS not now known
Gen. Lee does not claim victory
and be is careful not to state anything
relative TO the ground gained by oui
forces. bu, from Union reports, We
learn taag on our Icst We have gained
i've miles.
tits also reported. and probably true
taat bee has sent several divisions Of
bis army 10 South Carolina, thereby
r.aE ring him so weak. that Grant can
continue offensive movom nts till the
..ut-s.Is Railroad is completely Ia our
posse on and until our left flank ez
tends tar beyond the rebel right there
by exposing zoe D.nwIIlle and Rich.
uoa1 road 20 raids by our cavalry.
Tho weather, Which has been very
uuras.r bic l3r operations, during the
la.s I-v d.ys, bias entirely changed;
and ve stlJ expect ID hear Of further
maglm#uls I'm ..E days.
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Monetary and Commercial.

DAILY USrOS OFFICE, /
Nashville, Feb. 10, P. N. !
The river ia 81 This time ztatioparv wifi
o. -. -. c7 =,
% .''' "'''1i 'H I-"i t'''H '0iOaS'
weather io- some days past was cold and
frosty: to day mild and spring-like.
III Inv, l,oo, c,--:5srob1a ,5aiti,,,,
| ~ railroad TINS week TO the stocks OF GU
merchants and traders; some also by tho
rfve- Tn. enor-zsrnent Of steamboats, by
|
'D' 90 20 ''i ''o'' i'''i '001'
| greatly.
| Trade has been pretty fair. The CITY retail
b.,-.,,ss ,i,,s ,-,,. ~-a., .l.,I,f tr, s4,,cl,.
|
offering "hiist the demand Tor ihe country
| T. al % Increasing.
Gold is selling Of sIIo p-eraium. Ex
! -
man % 'Ii ~" ~ o'i-'-i-l "'i' anu LOU
| lsyllie, &c. premium.
| Eut IttIe cbauga in upcurrant fIpds
| On. ,, ,r.-..- ca. ~.
'''-'- u -'"'ie'55o Is 9eiiing "O OOc' us
| count flahJers Bank 55c.
The following figures for groceries, pro.
| iu.... &c. prs as near correct 90 we "a oct
~,
'Aei"' Inoy are tAe wholesale prices:
AL'oEoL--32 L'l957,VO per gallon.
aFfLES-:olg, per barrel
b"1Ss-7 ,oJ bush.
BAG9IEd-z7c per yard.
BALE AorE-lolgzUc per ID.
bAtF-Dfied Z2e per 10.
BU'RETs-Pa'nted, Sl,509J,OO per doz.
bAIoA mans PLAIN -olg5vc, zoe Tor sides
Isc ior shoulders sugar cured hams 5Oa52a
per I'D. -
BRooHs-S', V.y95'oV per dozen.
blIiEE ASD hgG7-bulIer 39'. Eggs
'0ls"v3 per dozeA Dy 1Ae Oaffel-
OAHNho 4 EgIr-FcdcheS, ID 1921 per
ioze-' q D-S9'oJ per 1o1sA'
ClD.h- !, ~ wa l9,OV per oarfei.
SoEN-9I'zo per oushei'
CAsIiN4s--lzc per 70.
CoiIoN lAAA5--''' 1VO' o0O anu 'VV2 80
'@.'i per dozen,
( C.. ailo" nc gar - per ID
CHz-sn-4 u oyc per d.
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According to calculation recently
made, says the Moniteur, there exists
in the whole world nearly 1000 900 Of
Jews, of whom one half are in Europe,
especially in Russia, where there are
l22U0J0 The number in Austria Is
SIS. 800 in Prussia, 2SI5OO0; and in the
rest Of Germany, $4,000 At Frank
iort-on-the-Main there is one Jew 10 10
Christians; in Sweden and Norway only
one in COO France contains S0,OOG
England, $1,000, and Switzerland 3 200
A remarkable fact is that in the coun-
tries where the Jews are completely
emancipated-that is, in France, Bel
GUM and England-their number is
whilst elsewhere it IS IN.
crsasing
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Bargains ia Boots az
Fall & Cos Hardware ST
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Notice.
CHIEF qUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

AEAAI-A NAfaANA A4s4Afta7 E-Fh - VI IL o
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. B. 1865 {
The expenditure OF gss in public Offices in the
city OF Nashville - enormous ant mist b. tifgIu-
sh-d. There IS reason 70 believe that Gas IS u5eJ
by Clerks and others, 10 buildings ass gned a. I'D.
ces, nnd used as Quarters, snd 70 correct tbs eii
a. well a. the expense Of burning gas az night re-
heyed 70 De 10 many cases unnecessary II is order
Cd that the Disoursing officer shall paw no s ban
which has not been previously audited In tbs
Office J. J.. DONALDSON,
BTy'L Bng Gen. and Chef Quarternastsr.
ieDi-ZV Dept. Cumberland.
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Elght m.sslnns Enrcd.

ToErg G.an, stop I5lor5 yoI further ze Uf az
diseases subject 20 Haa, .Ilge - no ds5ass SO saft
cure - Might Emissions, sad physicians ar.
carap tiet understand treating Il and 10 you can
Gy il'- nave cured u0zon- ~ tA,s city, as well s.
81 sH0 are nov well cured By mo. an daily re-
'sF.rg letters ald sending medicine 10 an paris
lie country. IL % word, ell that are dizaaerd Do
~ WY, Eui "'il Eiy0 me call VIII si.,- ea...
action Tor al q! the Iisessss neGtoalt r. tg.- 30,
s'L.-eLlent. The bost Of references s.go1 q ta.
asy
81 oLt1Ts ,ufss.st 20
DR.. ACGILE,
Union street, Ma hyIile Tenn
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LmEDrl.nl aucc.ss.

~, .'l'lI '--''-,
:. ,o, '-' n - !, -, y.''
49, - -,
W., e
-
wan ~ ,''' " ~ :,
81 '',.'
~ w no
| '.-, % ''.''''5 ~ ~ 80 wv ''-'
80 -.
-, -, :. .. 60,
...'..s-..3.-.-.,., -
-,
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The Hon jacob Nanatta, al emf
nent Democrat of New Jersey, has writ
ten letter urging the Legislature o.
that State 10 ratify tie constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery. The
Legislature of New Jersey Is controlled
by a Democratic majority, but present
indications induce us 10 believe that
that body will adopt the proposed
amsndment-L0Jl J0,r.
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3oang Married Ladies whose flisfoitUus d l..s
~es0 net 10 bring forth n due se..Ca, re,ns.uLer
800 hEs said you shOnid multiply and ray,aa.s1. j.
his 's yOnr desire you caa consult Mo other by
ettey or l. person. No isdy over thirty-a7s ye.rg
II sEo ps=d rasEe application. All Cofurauu!.. ilrz
u -.---r .----L- .Lr--.L-. --L5 i-------
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For further information IN regard to
the skilliul success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader is referred to Still
LE' THERAPEUTIUs and MATLRIA MEDICA
Two large volumes, late edition Of 1900
the best work in the United States,
where you will find Dr. McGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age IN the treatment of dis
cases of women. For all diseases IN this
advertisement, satisfaction IS guaran-
seed With my general practice I treat
the following
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Notice.


MAYORS OFFICE, NASHVILLE,
February {, 1865.
Z Rave APPOINTED DR. JOHN i. W,LKTN-
i SON agent 10 rembye small FOX cases from the
city and vicinity All pc sons having knowlede OF
such cases are required to give information III the
same at the Mayor once where tfev will be At
tended 70. JNO. HUGH SMITH, Mayer.
teb7-Zw
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BOARDING.

FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOyNIODA.
"A TED with B0arding1n private family, hy au-
plyug at No. llSOuth Cherry street, next door 10
Provost Marsh8l's Office. fqn3I-l5ta
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n The Ux1ox has

~ The CvIOS has
ton Of any Newspaper
City and Army circu
double any other paper
EU The EAsHvuLE
awarded The publicatiou
csI.cI-for Letters for Obi
Postmaster OF this city
the largest circulation
IisEei within llIs p0s-7
~ Lr-r oF L--TE=7
remaining ur-a'ler for
published a@-.ai.y iu .
E,ssvLlE Es-Jy, can
Business Office of the
found upon p bulletin Fol
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A large and well selected assortment Of
Dry Goods always on hand, at W. Freeman
il Co r, corner Square and Deaderic1 street
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Partnership Notice.

FTHE TERN OF BENJAMIN CHANDLER CO
4 Partnership tMng expired with Cameron.
Guer Z Co.. he retires, the firm having purchased
ms int crest The business viii be earned on under
the sams style As heretofore VIZ Cameron, Gyier
& Co fehs-ft
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The Raukng huqa eEs heretofore carried on tv
Fr-nehs HcCl5ry VIII H. resumed from tals lay,
tv D. e. French Co ia ne ruiing formerly oc
crU.sI Dy the CITY Bank
j. G. FRENCH CO.
Feu3-lU
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Lflti.--ii-i
rev York C.0ci0nsti and Loui~S7ile Sight Drafts
par buUHz, and prem. selny. Orders on
Washington lye. discount.
Qssrteru.ast-r's Voucher, payable at Nashville.
lkIl3 discount
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10 lie LanIea,
SG6YIlity.

All Affections Of the Womb treRiei-vtth s.eacsq.
Those Married l;dl03 VITO have bsss 70 uuioI,u-
fs-e 20 Elisss-ry o. prove abortion, CAR us ga-5cI
q al ~! ,ills u found pregnant, uy giving ms
.f.
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We are informed by special dis
patch from Washington that Major
General John NJ. Palmer has been APP
pointed to command in Kentucky.
General Palmer formerly commanded q
corps in the army OF the Cumberland.
and achieved a fine reputation as an
officer As the successor Of General
BurbIl3ge we trust he will prove as
efficient in discharging the new and
serious responsibilities inlrusted to
him, as he has been in other fields Of
labor We cordially welcome him to
Kentucky. The General Is a native Of
this State, and was appointed from H..
LIMOS. The inteIestSOf Kentucky and
Illinois are very closely Unidentified in
this great struggle, aud we shall expect
General Palmer TO exercise here the
same wise discretion which he would
certainly exerted in behalf of his own
State We firmly believe he will do
50. Differences of an unpleasant char
acter have separated our State officers
from the predecessor of General Pal
mer Those differences viii no longer
disturb the welfare of our Common.
wealth The appointment Of General
Palmer brightens the prospect OF Ken
lucky L0USgWs journal
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Store for Rent.

NEW BUILDING LATELY ERECTED o.
~ mon Street, between summer and Cherry
Is145 fset-ShOw Windows, Counters and shelly
ing complete. Enquire OF y pERBY
Iths-u "a Col .ege street.
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Chronic Gases

si;h satisfaction RhsuuizGsm, AfiealIcrs O. he
E.cys; Diseases of ths Throat, SEo,],a J.utr.
sin lnta. F'suTisy. Pans, Ulcers, Cal.-.s Gravel,
Q. .ee-H5 OF a." HeFst 0It LIVER .r;'4-i.rz IN a
ia s;0gaaE, Eeu..'z-s, Kings kgI ~ E..s-sis.
a..e.s, Diseases q .he I.Js-, is-i-l.r..,l s. fl-
cons j. srarsis o. in-iisssagu. sd H5IsgIya1r-
1ss'oer Ti-h all Private Bi4vast4 ana
Discase4 o. the Urinary Organs.