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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-21

WILCOX L GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE

Wl9tftch, Hem, Fell, Tuck Cord, Bind, Braid ,Quflf
and 1mbroider beautifully. II will from perfect
work the 6nest Nainsook The heaviest beaver
cloth, With schangecf nses fhysad tension; will
ccasDs seessa, sSn Irnns eastsr. faster
and stilsr than any other machine. Itfornse Fat
end elastic seam differing from every other stitch each
49, wing tUSstsdby means OF the "kozAxTss Hook"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The people Of Virginia and North Caro-
linaare apprehensive Of mn outbreak among
the negroes during the eholidays. The sup
erlntendent of the Richmond and DanvilIe
railroad has issued a notice that no freight
win be received from December 2f 10 Jam
uary 10. a Washington dispatch states
that the negroes resident in that city are
very pcrcepubly diminishing in number,
from which fact is drawn the Inference that
they are gathering In the rural districts.
Eighteen companies of home guards have
been organized.
A New York dispatch states that there
is highly important Fenian news in New
York city. From the tenor of the dis
patches received, u Is said that united
action is demanded, pecuniary and other
wise, to the full extent of the Brotherhood
The Senate were TO hold an extraordinary
session yesterday.
President johnson has positively decln-
cd to accept carriage made for him by the
workmen of the army repair workshop
after their working hours, and it has been
purchased by Secretary Stanton.
IL Is asserted that in less than three
months the French troopswil all be with
drawn from Mexico.
A quorum of the Committee on Ways
and Means will remain in session during
the recess of Congress.
1t is thought that an appropriation Of
81, 100000 will be necessary to support in
] digent Indians on the Plains.
A delegation of Mississippians on Thurs
day presented to President johnson petit
ton for the pardon of jefferson Davis.
The Tcrre Hahte Railroad depot, at In
dianapolis was yesterday nearly destroyed
by locomotive explosion. Two men were
mortally injured.
A fire at Fond du Lac on Thursday d.
stroyed property to the value of $4,000.
The Indiana Legislature yesterday ad-
liourned its extra session.
In the case of a. ii. Garland of Arkan-
sas, in the Supreme Court at Washington,
Hon. Reverdy johnson, on Saturday, deliv-
cred an able argument, taking the ground
that the test-oath act was an erp0st yJocto
law.
At caucus of the Southern Congressman
elect remaining In Washington, it was
decided that the entire body should return
to their homes and await the action of Con
gress.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
Alexander II. stephens.

The Southern correspondent of the Bos-
ton Daily Advertiser gives this interesting
account of the Vice President Of the late
Confederacy:
While in Augusta the other day l saw
Alex. II. Stephens little old man with
most marvellous eyes-looking not so much
like human being as like character from
one of Dickens stories. Yet if Georgians
reverence any body it is Mr.. Stevens; and
there isn't the least question but that his
presence in the State is beneficial in the
best sense. He resists all opportunities to
make public speech but am told that
he converses freely with all who call upon
him, and that he urges everybody to ac-
cept the issue of the war in the most cheer
ful and liberal spirit.
While in Columbus two weeks ago | was
told of letter he wrote to friend in that
city Immediately after the famous Hamp-
ton Roads conference. tried in every
way to get sight at it, but without success.
The gentleman who told me of it had read
il, and used these words in respect thereto
-''IIe said that peace could be obtained on
terms not humiliating to the south, aud
that it ought to be made at once, but Mr.
Davis and his principal advisors did not
want peace"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
The Washington Monument.

A few days ago the National InteiligeRcer
Published an interesting historical sketch
of the Washington National Monument"
n structure, the unfinished aspect of which
is a downright eye-sore. In this little his
tory is one dark page, which no doubt the
writer would rather have omitted if accu-
racy and fidelity had permitted. 1t reads
rs follows:
There was n stene in the collection which,
to the deep modification and regret of all
thoughtful and right-minded men of the
country, we have TO record as existing
neither in this depository nor in the walls
of the monument. AllusiOn is made to the
beautiful block of African marble taken
from the temple of Concord, In Rome, a
contribution from the Roman Government
through his holiness the Pope, its constitu-
ted heod, and which was ruthlessly plum
dered in the night time by an Infamous
gang, and destroyed, in the spring of 1854.
The Washington Spectator states, that
atrocious act here mentioned was one of
the brilliant deeds with which kuOwnOth-
ingism, then rampant illustrated its glori-
Gus careerl The stones presented by the
Mormons and by the Mohammedans were
allowed to remain undisturbed!
If restored, it would, no doubt, be safely
protected: not so much because it was and
would be gift from the Pope, as because
it would be "AJftcGR MdrbteV
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
MEDICAL NOTICE.


Dr. 4. CONE Aay be consulted as follows,
In XENiA At The DeeOl Eating House, on Thurs.
days Nov, n, Dee. -, Fsh. |, Marsh ., April IL.
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on FRIDAYS
NOV. y, bee % reb. 2, March o, April n.
ln TRoEat the Morris uouse, on Saturdays Nov.
s, Dec. 30, Feb, ), March 10, April "a.
In SpRINGFIELDat at the Willis House, on Thurs.
days, Nov. 80, Jan. 4, Feb. =. March 10, April 49,
DIR. oorE hss had Offices In eal OF the alb owe
places that he has regularly visited for the past sey.
n years. and NJ ha -haa treated and eared many m
hents, in each Of the above plOees hs can give the
best OF references IN each place, as TO his skill.
DR.. CONE Treats, knd Cures all varieties ofChronr
diseases, including those Of the Eye and Ear makes
charge for consultation but II those who consult
eInes.
Medicines that will last patient from four TO sig
months, cost nom Five to Thirty dollars, in Cash.
Address; DR.. K. CONE,
nov2bdly CoLUnnUs, Ono.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
MeairaI.
DIR. STEVENS & CO.

DRIvATE D19EAEs CURED IN THE sBoR Fest
Dossihe tme, &C the Cincinnati Lock Hospilsl,
IA West Third street, between Walnut and Vine, up
stairs, without the use Of Mercury, loss Of time
change OF diet.
Dr STEVENS, by special study and experience ia
the hospita,s Of Baltimore, London and PARIS, In
en- lhed TO guarantee cure in the most compi-
rated cases. Recent cases Of Gonorrhea or Syphiia
cured in few days, without change OF diet, hind
rance nom business secondary syphihs-the last
vestige--eradcated without the use of Mercury
Victims of seltabuse and e'oessivo yenery, suffer.
ing from Spermatorrhes, and loss OF physical and
ment power, Indigestion Constipation, Frup
tons. .Eeryou Cough Hypochondrip, &C. are treated
for liver Complaint Dyspepsia, and Consumption,
by ignora"t men, who mistake the effects for the
clauses of the ,vil, and thus multiply both
Married men, and those contemplating marriage,
should restore vgor to their bodies and minds ere
iheyentail misery and disease upon those OF their
posteTity
Diseases peculiar 10 females treated. A cure guar
ranteed In all cases Persons at n distance promptly
cured, by addressing, with statement OF case, Dr.
srEVENs Co, "a West bird street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. fl1
onice hours from A. NJ, to S p. MI Sundays
20 IL A. M. decs.lyd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
ExDOrt Duties-A New Scheme to
Rob the West.

New England has a scheme TO alter the
Federal Constitution so that. export duties
NAV be levied The object Is to get cotton
ten or twenty cents cheaper than foreign
nations can buy 1t, and pay the export
duty to that amount. New England Delng
In the Union, she would receive 1t free, and
would have the entire control of the home
market, She could raise the prices of her
manufactures of cotton, and oblige the
West, as the consumer, to pay IL.
She-in connection with the Atlantic
States-would also like TO levy an export
duty on breadstuffs raised In the West so
as to cut us Off from foreign market and
oblige us to sell in the narrow and con-
tracted market of the East. Glaring. az
these schemes are TO impoverish the West
to aggrandize the East, there are men and
there Is a party in the West that Is stupid
enough TO favor them. Such party de-
serves no other reward than to be always
what they are--lnere "hewcfS OF WOOD and
drawers Of Water to smarter people than
themselvcs.-C Gin. Enquirer.
Yes to be sure there are men and there
is party in the West stupid enough to
favor them - and we will add that we have
an Editor up this way that glories in the
thing. He boasted not long since Of the
ability of 'given number of Yankees to
force the adoption of their principles.
The scheme which the Enquirer alludes
TO above. will be adopted Mark that
There is no hope for the West, as long a:
the present party remains in power. The
Representatives they send to Congress are
men of no ability or standing in the com
munity from which they are sent. They
are generally of that type that take theil
cue from SUMNER GREELEY BEEcHER &
Co., and of course soon become permeateC
with New England ideas, and afterwards
glory in their own shame and the degreda'
ton and impoverishment of the section
which they misrepresent. There is scarcely
one of these individuals but is big will
something of which he expects to be de
livered before long. ScHENcK has deliy'
cred himself of a regular Yankee bastart
in the shape of proposition to amend thu
Constitution, which, If adopted would in
sure the permanent ascendancy of New
England, aided by a few sabjugated indi
yidnals from the West
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find 7roehss useful IN clearing the voice when
aiken before Singing or speakins, and relieving the
throat aer unusual exertion of the vocal organs.
The Troehes are reccommended and prescribed by
Physicians aud have had testimonials from eminent
men Throughout the country. Beingan article Of true
merit, and having proved their eheoey by test OF
many years, each year haas them in new localities
n various parts Of the world nd the TiOehes
universally pronounced bstter than other ices.
Obtain only "BRows's BRoScuIAL TeocHEs," and
do not take OF the Worthless Litaiion that may
be offered. ra
Sold veryshere 10 tho United States, aud in For
eign Countries, At 30 cents per box. oct2s 6mdaw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
Notice to Bridge Contractors.
SIXTH STREET BRIDGE,
CITY OF DAYTON
AuDTTOAs 9,sIsa, mOsIsS5saI 6sdsaSos o., 'ss o.

DAITONl DecambeT 0, I5Ob ]
CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- the Auditors Once until Monday, january l.,
lN5. ~ O'Clock, A. N by q Joint Committee. COM
lnsed ef Marcus Bosler, John Butt, and John Wom-
ei"rL Bridge Committee Of the city Of Dayton, and
ines Applegate, a Committee appointed by the
Board OF COun,y Commissioners.
To hulld an iron bridge the canal on Sixth
STREET, In the city OF Dayton, follows N feet o
inches in the clear with side walk on one side i've
tet in Width, supposed 10 be sixty feet In width,
more or iess Bids 10 be made by the single fost.
Each bidder Is else required 10 present and bid upon
his own plan and speciheatons The Comm tts . re-
serve the right to reec any all bids u they think
proper. J, W. DIETRICH, Auditor.
MARCUS BOsLER,
lie. Sdaw2w Chairman Bridge Com.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
Greatest Invention of the Age.
SELF-RAlslNc FLOUR
Advantages Of Self RaisinG Fzour.

FINHE SAVING OF TIME IN PREPARING IT FOR
] the oven, and the certainty Of the results in auy
climate difference of temperature not efiectlng II;
while the iermentng process by yeast IL essentially
dependent on temperature, and can not be used with
success in either very hot very cold climates and
" tn every facility occupies several hours, and is then
very uncsTtsn IN les results.
The esELF-RAIsING FLOUR will be found
dee dedy the cheapest that be used for household
purposes, AViNG THIRTY PER GENT. in butter
and eggs and making the most superior bread, lie b
pastry, cake, puddings, dumpnas bltter and grddle
cakes, ETC., with mucl economy OF time Rnd trouble.
DreeiIons for using, accomp lnYlng each package.
For sale IN sacks or by the barrel 1T
7. R. GILLIS' FLOUR STORE,
Fourth street, Just east of Maiu Dayton, Ohio, where
all orders should be addressed.
December q, dtL
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

The instructions of our Government to
the new Minister to Mexico, Mr.. Campbell,
are to proceed to the headquarters of Jua-
rez, and follow him wherever he goes, thus
making moral demonstration against
Macmillan.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

The Louisville Courier says: "The
southern States are in the Union for all
practical purposes, such as amending the
constitution: and they are out OF the
Union for all practical purposes, such as
taking seats in Congress-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

Great excitement prevails in Galesburg
Ill, relative TO the murder and robbery OF
a returned soldier. The comrades of the
deceased completely destroyed the saloon
in which the deed was perpetrated.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

The ''Committee on Commerce" of the
National House of Representatives has been
instructed to inquire what legislation, II
any, is necessary for the safety and protec-
ton of persons travelling upon railroads in
the United States, and TO report by bill or
otherwise" We incline To the opinion that
this is duty devolving upon the Legisla--
lures of the several States. But that some
steps should be taken TO protect life from
agents none will deny. All the principal
roads of the country have been overworked
during the war. The rolling stock, the
rails, the bridges, all need repairing. Unless
this be done, accidentswill multiply instead
of decrease. The whole matter should be
taken up by the several State Legislatures,
the facts ascertained in an official manner,
and such laws passed as win remedy the
evil complained of.-Fha. Age. ~.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

ToHN FRIDAYS EsTATE.-oN THE 22D DAY
81 Of November lS05, the undersigned was ap-
pointed and qualified administrator Of the estate OF
John Friday late Of Montgomery county, Ohio,
deceased.
nov 6wa GMAs aKBHAKT.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26

A FMR BLAcKBIRD RoosT.-The ladies'
gallery in the House of Representatives is
said to be now crowded daily by beyy of
negro wenches, who applaud Abolition
clude all white ladies from visiting Con-
gress.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
Farmers Take Not1ce.

Farmers Take Notice.
+ AM BUILDING DRAG SAW MILLS AT BON.
Il BARGER, DIV LGHT A CO.'S, Reaper Works. OF
two patterns to attach TO other power, and the
other combined The drAft 10 this maeh.na Is less
than corn subhle plowng. in consequence Of the two
pitmans hanging on q SWING which gives rocking
motion 10 the saw, which is necessary 10 fhst and
easy emitting Two hands only required. The tender
OF the saw drives. Send for circular.
JARVIS CASE.
decl4wlt Dayton, ohio,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
SpsfiaI Autifss.

kobaek,s Bittefs.
SThere Is many n true word spoken
in iest,,, said a gentleman to hia friend who re-
marked that tsGreenbacks are gsod bat
RObacks are better.D
A Cough. Gold, or So, g Throat,
RE0urRss IMAEDIArE ATrEHTIos, AND SHOULD BE
oHEcKED. IL ALLOwRD.ro cOsrISUs,
Irritation of the Lungs, N Perma-
nent Throat AnectiOn, o an In
cUrabIe Lung Disease
IS OFTEN THE RESULT.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0cHES
HAVIka A DtREcr IsVLUESoE TO ran PARTS, OlvH
IMMEDIATE RELIER.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Oatarrh, Con-
snmptiVe and Throat diseases,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-26
BROWNS BR0McRlAL TR0CHEs

HkvISa A ptREor IwLUEEoE TO ran PARTS, Oy
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-16

OFFICERS.
Fls4dsgf. "A, @. SANFORD,
Pres't let National Bans. Nashville.
Irs Pslicst,--A q. WELLS.
Sresst1rp,-F. Il COITON.
Trs1srs-,-W G. BUNTs
Mining lps-il'e1Ie1t-C. J.. HEQUEMBOJRG.
The property ofthe Comnany consists OF lease
hold interests 10 the counties 81 OyerL1u Fentrezs
White. ia Es0n, aud Warren, n The state OF Ten
nessee, amounting BIO The aggregate to over eight
thousand sores
The membership Of the Company and the Board
Of j rectors comprise men Of business experience
and reputation, and Of thCroUgh and pIarucal nr-
4uslntauce with the OIL mines 90 PENNEY iFsuia,
lhe Mining Superintendent was one Of the frst eN.
porsrs Of the OF field % that sta'e and struck the
h-st Sowing oil well 10 the country, Eau sn0su a.
The Hequemocurg well. and 70 Whieh the al. inter-
ests Of Penusy lvsnla, ueu 10 their ua-esut 4lsr-,
We e very largely indebted.
This Company vii lease portions " their va'ua
be ianis, no small tracts 70 private psrs= or com
panls-, i0r uIaEDiATE uEvELlFaEsr. THE Iz rare
chance for bona rds operators 10 obtaa leases "a
terms that sill be simply rsmunsrHtsr.
Terms made Known on application
No EERE sPEcULAToHs WILL pa TREATED vlTH.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-16
sAMARITAb's
Root and Herb Juices.
samaritan's Wash.

Il. iu gssa Of syphilis, used n con junction. siir ls
R00I 6ud heTa Iu.eez Ful direcu-u-, FuCu ms
cents.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-16

Some say, "Your cures are too quick, while 9TH
err doubt their permsnence, and tuink that diseases
can ony be cured BY the ''sloS, recuPerat,ye pro
cess OF Mature.
n Is our reply: In heath, the BODY, like 3 well
faIaLced scae, Is IN state n equilibrium buI
wnen, from any cause, down goes one sid5 OF the
scale we have he effects Il disease. What s re-
guisiie, Is 10 restore the no maj balance OF tie
sale.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-16

Whist NAV seem almost lacTeiibl= T., tina, many
dises-es hitherto considered hope essiy incuraD,e
are frequesty cured in few days or weeks; aud
We cheerully IuyIte the investigations the liberal
minded snd scientific 10 cures which have no paI-
sllel 80 thu present day.
Duung the pa hve years We have cOntsrded
with OTIS sclss and overcome opposition e. hercu-
lean 81 we're ever encountered by any TeiOImers-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-16
For Sale,

ONE or The best Residences in the country, 10
the southern psrt Of the city, uesr the terminus
III the south Nashville Horse- rs road. ir frst
rste ne ghnorhooi The bulaiug. large modern
gro-siory huck, Nth ten rooms, EIt hen, &C. good
tr5s 4 smoke house and servant houses. good cis-
Tern large yard. vel enclosed, viii l. scrss Of
Isni rfrJ OF Ehich s first rsfe garden lad. sstg
vri.l choice frCr trees- part = used for a hTiek
ward, With plenty Of water. sud Al conYsnisncss
for getting EOud. The y. snd c. Rsilrosd passes
III ne corner Of the plsce, from Ehch wood l. re-
easred for burniuE brirk. The property j. outside
he c0rp1rstol. and u therefore exempt nom cor
porafion tales. gcod spring g immsdisfely al.
I1iuiuT the properly. Terms easy
R1luirs % hBBsUS a MURFREE,
roTI-d OF y, MATT BROWN co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-16
$1,000

M PER YEAR, We want sgEuts
QAOOO everywhere 20 sci our nrs0yFB
20 sewing Machines. Three new kiudz Under
Rud upper feed Warranted i've yesrS. Above sal
srF OF large commissions pad. The uNLK machines
sold n th- United states Tor less than sac which
are iulIy licensed by Howe, Wheeler 8 Wilson
truF-T Baker, singer q % and Eacheds-. AZ
other cheap WIrnines SIC i.I.tH1ffs.fs Circulars
Tree Address or call upon -hsw A clark B'dde-
ford, Name, or at No 80 broadway, New York
No. 2H a. rter ST EhIiaosi phfa. Pa, No. - LON
hRrd's Block Chicago, a.; No 10 West Fourth
street, C.ucnnsti, ohio, or 40. Standings FL
ehsnge Buf'o, n. l.s .dsois 3m 'lW COD"
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oFTIcE o. GESEHAL syrEErNTESDrST,

N6C.ANp n. & n. ". RAlLR0Aps,
NASHVILLE, TIM, Get 9th, Is 8.
IN sud sfter tn sdly, OFT TO- ls6i snd until fur
v ther notice. Passenger Trains vii iun - to-
ows.
NASHVILLE q CHATTANOOGA LINE.
Laws Nashville for Chattanooga, and al points
South at : A. n. Arrve 81 Chattanooga 81 on p d
Returning Leave Chattanooga a. ESQ A.
Arrive Il Nashville ~ 5.i5F.
SheIbyvllle Accommodation, leave Nashville 81.
$40 P. A., srrive ~ sheibyvilIe 81 5.YH.F D.
feturuuE-Les She.0yUlie a. $50 A. ~ az
rye 81 9sS5 A. n.
NASHVILLE 4 NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville fnr John-ouyI.le, and an points
West and NoTthWes', Al ?. n sruye 81 +oHa-cu
vile 81 II p. D..
Reiurpiug-Lesve lohnsouvlle l.z1 A. ~, arfive
50 Nashville 81 6.5dA ~.
Trans on y. 4 \. v. &. r. Connect 1t Johnson
v.lc With hrst clsss Inc o. Steamers for Palucsh,
Ca.rcsnd St Louis.
rams step stal 'uiermedlaie roints.
WI. r. TNNEs, treul SUIT
\. a c. and n. n. ". K kds.
Ortl0-tr
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GENERAL FEEGHr OFFICE,
&C AND a n W. RAILWAYS, !
NAsH,HiE TENN., Oct lstn, lsd5
n - L g E.
Merchants g. shippers.

OUR Car .Osd Rates for Salt per tsrrs WIS de-
" sigLed TO emhrsce $50 FtuHd BCrre.s one b
sneress large proportion of the salt now being
shipped under this Tauti rate are bushels or aso
Pound Barrels.
On and after to-day Is Pound Barrels only VII
be shipped 81 Tsrfi-csr osd rates, and $50 Pound
barrels in same proportion shippers will please
mark weights on barrels and on h,ls isdinR.
+. II. EN ING,
coti5-2m. General FreiEh Agent
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-16

We, TIE undersigned, have this dzy adopted ina
ab5Fs rates for advertising, 10 which We bind our
o.. ser stacsly 10 sdhere.
Nm. CAMERON 4 co.
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dtpuich-
BARRY, WINHAM a co. - Pea
BAIL, JONES a CO.. for Gazette.
NASHVILLE, TEss.. sept -. 1864.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-16
For Sale.

OK BILLIARD TABLES. with Phealan's eoush
- Inus. s'l complete snd IN good order. II net
-od previous 20 the sg.h o. December next viii BE-
sold o. Puunc Auouoa, with foCr years isese o. one
Of the finest r0oms IN Nsshs lie, size E21s0, and
sdloining room-. For further particulars enquire
~ /. LYONS bllizrd Rooms,
uov25-lrn Uuion street. Nashville.