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Thousands are lead

And die every summer with diseases con-
tracted by wes kuess and the effects of warm
weather, especially Females, who might
have been restored to long life by the use
OF Skh. i Wills celebrated old Kenton
Cream Ale. "All good physicians will Ger
tity to this fact" We have made extensive
to supply the demand for AIS
and Porter to the trade and for family use
IN bottles and barrels. Also the largest
store Of Groceries and Sutler Goods in the
city On hand 200 barrels Cincinnati Lager
Beer. SkIFF 4 WILLS,
Wholesale Grocery aud Suller House.
No. Hicks Block, Pub. Square.
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A Mean Thief

0NHAT sm00th faced, black -moustached young
1 villain who occupied red no the same room
" III crupl' ~ the SAINT Cloud Hotel, on Tues
Gav Eht ll-t, Su1 stole wallet nom the pocket u
hIs pants, which was a. the time attached 10 his
patent leg 81 the mead Of his bed, may shit lrom
nis guilty soul l!l there be q spark Of true man
hood lett 10 H) aporlon Of that soaring OF con
science which viii haUct him through all time 10
come, BY sending 10 me, 80 No 10 North College
street, ether by ulaif or otherwise, my Discharge
papers from the T. 3. service, my bond aut mort
gage, Snd other papers valuable 10 me but worth
less % any one else A c. sPEER.
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Night Emissions Cared.

Young Man, stop before you further 20. OF al
diseases subject 10 Msn, there s 10 disease 30 hard
% cure A. Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce tnst understand treating 10 sud 10 you car
10 different State, Who hsvo spent dollar Alter dol
lar, snd are now well cared ~ ne. i am daily 70
eeivng eltsrz and sending medicine % al parts Of
the country. In word, Ell thai are diseased ir
any pay, and win give me 3 cal, VII give ss-s-
Scton Tor al Of The diseases mentioned "a this 81
vsrtiseu -. Tho bes! Of references giyoa 10 tnI
ely.
Al letters directed 10
DR. NCGTLL,
Union street, Esshvila, Team.
ally 81 rr,aaf With Fr0unut attenuou
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Chronic Cases

with ssusfsrtou: Rheumatism, Affections o. the
Iuues: Diseases OF the Throat, SWelled JOials
81 lambs PeuTisy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel
d. sease5 Of the HeaTt And Liver, Inflammation o.
the stomach, NeursgIa, Kings Eui o. scTodiIa
psafasss, Diseases Of he Eyes, Ds5ilitslad sys-
tens Dyspepsis or Indigestion, and Cousumpt0n-
togsinsr With al Private Diseases and
IDiaeasrs OF the L rinary Organs.
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The Soldiers Friend

We will endesvor to hzye ID always in reach Of
every soldier.
The Pink Cerate d. for gale w all Drug
gisJs and besIrrs "a Amy 6iooos IN rs b 20. sls
by the PrOpretors.
Sent by nal, postpaid, 70 any address, on receipt
OF 81 u.
Al orders by mail should be addressed 10 = ",
FarnswOIth Co, succe-Surs 10 c. l. Barlow 4 Co.
Box 3sI, Nashville. Tenn. aprl-tf
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Booth, the Assassin.

The telegraph brings information OF
the death of the assassin, Booth, and
the capture Of his sccomplice, Harold.
The particulars will be found under
our telegraph head.
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sIyNDRIES.
Imnnrfanffn Hnrsemaa.

1yHE TWO ZINE TROTTINg STATIONS,
/ Tempest and NFashinatOn, Jr.,
val make ne Preseut season a. my stable IN THIS
city, cumme1cing Ap u 4.
Tempest b. q let tiacE thorough horEaa, wash
inEt0n, Jr, u besuiiill dapp,e brown. They nesd
Only 70 - seen b. haaeuen for Recommendation.
botn are And, feutie and iasi and embracs al the
required quaihea 81 nne horses. Auy iniormaton
vii Be gwen ~ applying %
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These
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Sena
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Mr. IA
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House and Lease Tor Sale

NATE oaer i0r sal trsme 30 IEe. nov orru-
w ped a. saloon sud rem I'd fcr So par
month, ou q business street.. The nur-e A. reu-zt
for three ami haE Yezrs at uast rate, ans ti,a
Erouud u covers 81 leased for Una same pef!oi 81
aeie applcsuCn b made 70
90, NELsasN BlURFREE.
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CAPITAL ALL PAID IN.

V'HlS Company established IN 1854 iusurss
/ Buildings, Vessels IN PORT Merchandise
Household Furniture, and other Property, on the
most liberal terms.
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HOESE
AFTERNOON SESSION..


The reports of committees were
taken up
House Bill No. IS. This bill premi
ses that there are persons holding State
official positions, who are not faithful
10 the United States Government, and
who refuse to recognize the action OF
the State Convention, o. of the Legis.
lature elected under il; therefore il
enacts that no civil or judicial officer
shall continue to discharge his duties
until he has renewed his oath to the
state and 10 the United States. The
judiciary committee reported against
the bill, on the ground Of uncOnstitu-
ti0nalIly. The report of committee
cOncWred in Ayes -, noes 6.
House bill No p: To repay in good
money heirs who have been paid in
Confederate notes or bonds. The com
mittee reported against the bill as there
is remedy at law, and as the bill is ret
respective. Report concurred in.
House bill No 46: TO relieve debt
ors, amending the law for the stay OF
debts, giving an additional stay OF
eight months The committee report
against ii; the change is not advisable
Mr. Smith said this law was wanted
in his county, now things are settling
down, a general system of suing is 90
ing on. Report OF the committee con
CURED in.
House adjourned.
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10 the Ladies.
RtrrlIifR.

Those Married. Ladies who have been 30 uufJuu.
nsto 10 miscsrrI prove s0ortio1, can h carried
60 thsir nll GIns II f0Uad Prsgushl, by 4uBz me
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Senator Butler nominated And. j.
Fletcher, of Green county.
No other name being nominated, the
election was proceeded with and result
ed as follows: Fletcher 81, East =,
James 3 Mr.. Fletcher having received
tue majority of votes, was declared
elected for four years, as Secretary Of
State.
The two votes for East were those of
Senators Bowen and Cate; the three
for james, those of Griffith, McNair,
and Thomas, Of Coffee.
The Assembly then went into an
election for State Treasurer.
Senator Butler nominated Mr. Robt
L. Stanford, of Sullivan county.
Mr.. Elliott nominated Joseph Ram
sey, Of Bedford county.
Mr. Hood nominated ". II. Nelson,
Of Hemilton county.
Mr. Mullins nominated p H. Steele,
of Bedford county.
The result of the frat ballot was
Stanford A., Ramsey p, Nelson Is,
Steele 8.
Mr. Stanford lacked one vote of be-
ing elected.
Nr Hood Withdrew the name of Mr.
Nelson.
The result Of the second ballot was
Stanford 81, Ramsey 20, Steele y.
Mr. Stanford having received the ma
jorlty of votes, was declared elected
State Treasurer for the ensuing two
years.
At the conclusion Of TIE elections
the Senators retired, and the ordinary
business was resumed.
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Tic New York Times Of the oath
Gays the Custom House reports show
that the total amount Of foreign mer-
chauJise brought 10 this port last week
was only six hundred and ninetyseven
thousand dollars During the cores
pJnJing week in 1864 the importation
amounted to over six millions one
hundred and twenty-eight thousand
dollar.
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Lecture.
Thrle Years on the Battlefield and in
the Camp.

GAPFAIN J. GOSSON, AT THE REQUEST OF
I, ms Tany irelds, military and ciyc, viii repeat
ms lecture entitled Three Years, winter and sum
mel. IN he Camp and on the Battle Field" with
the roihcAug toys OF ths IrIsh Brigade This lee
ture will he delivered al Thals Hall, IN the Court
House on THURSDAY EVENING, eth inst com
menc.ng At 5 o'clock. The following, among other
gentlemen, have requested a repetition OF the lee
lure
Ger. J. +. Miller, Col W L Foulk,
MaI SFsrlng, capt Duty. 18th q g I,
Capt HOoiaud, A q, CAPTAIN 1edford,
Lieut. Rail, % c., Col Mullins
Hon J u Smith, Mayor. Hon " shane,
Hon Judge Root, L : 5 c, NJ NJ Trecy,
. hos = Smiley. MlchI Burns,
7 McGoVem, James e Humphreys,
Ryan, Laurence Olweu,
bm HeIteTnsn, Hugh Burns,
Captain C8sey, n j DOhn,
Juu- FeuY, Andrew O'ksne
John Wallace, + h Jones.
The hua Band Of the 18th Regulars have gene
rou@y volunteered their services on this occasion
IrE-ts-yne Dollar each, may be obtained At the
OrleSn5 store Il Purllc Square; McGovern a Ar
ucld-, 40 North Market street; Cone, Tunnel a
cos, a. Cherry street SlngietOn's POst-Ofice De-
pot, sud 81 he principal Hotels. spr234l
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Young Married ladies' whose nisforuas il has
bssn not 70 brug forth m due season, remember
God nas said you should multiply snd repleush. ID
this ~ your desire yOu can consult ne either ~
letter Or n person. No Lady over tlI-ty-hr8 yosrs
" gge neeI make application. AncUmr1udi eauoas
Nv I.tiaf or uar.-n sLrL...y CONF l.atIaL.
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House adjourned.

NASHVILLE PAssEs.-The Columbus, Ohio
correspondent Of the Cincinnati CONNER.
cial writes
II. 3. Adams, Assistant Provost Marsha
at Nashville, has informed the Governor
thai The following rules viii govern the
granting OF passes
lst la urgent cases the nearest of kin
viii be permitted 10 visit the sick.
ID. no passes viii be issued to persons
desiring 70 visit soldiers who are not sick.
3D.. feraous wishing passes to visit Nash
vile, or other points South, on private bu
smess, must make personal application To
that office. Unless the private interests OF
such persons are likely 10 suffer without
their personal attention, or they have mil
ltary authority TO transact business in the
Department, passes Will not be granted.
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The exports Of specie from the port
Of New York foT the week ending the
pa inst, amosmted to less than eigh-
ty -four thousand dollars, against three
millions one hundred and thirty-seven
thoussnd the corresponding week last
, raf The influx of gold from Califor-
aia and foreign countries now average
u.a-ly one million a week.
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casssss~u UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
or
DOCTOR MCCILL,
BOTANIC PnESlCIAH,
IR TIE TREATMENT or DlsEAsEs, u
ukOWNlE6 Hlm WITH suCGE5d IN
OTHER Stat rs, As TT lh TX
NAAAAIII.is. IEah - ~.

For further information in regard to
the skillfuI success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader Is referred to Sell
ISIS THgRAPEUTICs and MATERIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
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
eas es Of women. For all diseases in this
al, ertisement, satisfaction IS gusran-
teeo. With my general practice treat
the following
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Seven Thirty Loan.
U. 8. 500 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth premium Of nine
per cent, including gold interest from November,
which makes The acjud profit on the 7-so lean, At
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent. per annum, besd es It's era.p'0a from S'a's
and nHoiieipa taratlop, lrlies ads from one ID Tires
per cent more, according to the rate levied on other
by coupons attached TO each note, which may be
cut of and sold to any bank or banker.
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JOh
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CHce
U%
uBieH
@ra
fw 70
JOB
BAR
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BITTERS,

brakes Piaatalon Bitter,
Bulls Cedr0n
Uozisttsf's stomach
B00ThaTes Holland
HOohand's 6ertnsn
For sale Low, b EWlN PENDLEIOs-
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No 49. To incorporate the Great
South western Oil and Mining compa-
ny. Passed second reading. Referred
to the committee on corporations.
Bill No. 80: Investing Recorder OF
Columbia with concurred jurisdiction.
Passed second reading.
No. 81. An act to repeal an act. to II.
peal an act to amend the usury laws OF
the State, and 10 establish a conven,
tional note Of interest This act re-
stores the operation of the old act
Passed second reading and referred to
the Finance committee.
Bill No. %. To disfranchise citizens
who entered the rebel army, or aided
rebels, after having taken the amnesty
oath. Referred to the committe on in.
dietary.
Mr. Hood offered bill to revive the
charter of the Chattanooga & Central
kentucky Railroad, except as to giving
the road State aid; and changing the
names of Commissioners. Ten years
given to complete the road Passed
first reading aud referred to the com
mlttee on internal improvements.
A recess taken until two o'clock
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
\. !. GIFT ASSOCIATION.
500 broadway, New York.

d smoau Pms, BROOCHES and Ear Irapz. ladies'
0ei-, Brooch sud tsT Drops, Gold and Coral. Jet
aus sold tiorentue, Meaal' let, Lava. sud Cameo
7i'tFT buttons sets Oi studs. Yes, sod Neck
CHAINS, lI1.u ~ gha-nt Gold Eipg. cold Nun
'ies lor.,etl. New STYLE Belt BuGkles G1lt Tanz
a11 Pencils, Fancy NoTS Boxes, cold Pens with
colo 'ha SILVER Extension Huidsr- suj a large az
-oit.Ueni OF tFne IeseITy ct every de-Sriutign OF
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T,nat---S5O Reward

ON the GIT Of the 2zJ inst, on the Nashville
- and Chattanooga Railroad, between Estils
Springs and n. rmsndy. a lack Leather travelling
bag, containing paper, photographs and other arr
tcies Of DO use eNcepg q the owner. The Abr g
tents Ar the otfice Of l. Is. Boomsi Co "a Church
street, Nashville. j. B. MAITLAND.
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The Louisville Press publishes q copy
OF o petition from loyal voters Of the
9TH Kentucky Congressional District,
asking Major General l.. II. Rousseau
90 become a candidate toYepresent the
district IN Congress. Itwould be fortu-
hate for the people Of that district 10
seruTe his services as "A representative.
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WE HAVE on HAND THE FOLLOWING
w - - IL L. IL ..-- or 49,

AA y hAht- NN hlAasH lhE Ib44IOn 4ANu
~ lirat r state Tor ssle or lease:
a Farm lying three miles from the city, on the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, containing o.
ncres-in CesJes, balance "a fine timber; land very
rch well located, and has a most splen1id site for
building Do Ul view Of the city. Has framed
house .Ith Two rooms. aud kitchen and Csh.us.
Also ahraf $50 apE le trees, and splendid water.
AL-o-I- acres OF land IN EdEeheld, spend dly
locsIed, on the lef OF the Gallsun nike, Just one
mile rom the b-1i ye. Can De divided into smsller
l0l7 tG SUIT purcha ars, or sold altogether. har
gan il oiiera1.
ALsO-A -plenc 80 farm OF l25 acres, two miles
from Knoxville, ~ un.-s3 acres cleared, the rest
vel t.ulberva. Tn house BE- or elk with ter rooms
sod three cellars, urlck smoke mousse. gcCi kitchen
aud ezcelienl out buildings Tie Viare b. sp.en-
sildlv improved. We viii or eGrhanEe for Nash
FtllC o. Middle Ieuue ssssse properly.
rOk kbNr-A goou. new, two story BRICK
STORE-huNSk. ID = good location on College
street, ielF door soui Of Church. Call onee
us. Terms very reA aoustle.
aurlS-.w AIRING TON & FAREAR, Agents.
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Fnenusf
Ines
baqueu
rnn hr
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BtsPeT
rsEIie
ulAe
5hp0s
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Wanted.
Notice of Sale.

A FURNISHED room, with hoard, wanted hy
"A young gentleman and wife in Edgefeld. Re-
tercuces exc hanged. Address e. l., Hsadquar-
ters Cavalry Depot, NJ. y. M. ap-i-St"
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~ - 60 - ..ad ~. -.. -.
Election Notice.

A MEETiss or THE STOCKHOLDERS o.
"A the Nashville Commercial Insursnce Co" Be-
called Il Tho oniea 81 tie Company % Mauday,
May lsi. 1879, % elect eleven oireciors 20 ssrfs
theensuing tsclYs moafhs.
Aprls-td 4. c. McNAIRF, secy-
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LIQUORS.

3 Bbls Alcohol, % per cent
% per cent
Proof Spirits,
P.trs WHISKY, pure, Tor Ned. purposes.
PIKE French Brandy
Holland Gin.
Pure Port, Madeira, End Sherry Wness
7or ale IoE. by EWIN 4 PENDLETON.
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IAINT&.
VARNIsHIEs.

3 Bbis. Copal Varnish, I BbI Japan Varuish,
Coach " Fl0Hfng
one barrel Blac Leatner
For sale low, bY EWiN PkNDLEIOS.
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The numbsF Of federal Prigonerr,
who died ip the rebel prison at Auder-
- lie, Ga, the past year, Was seguts7
"a sa-,E
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$500. 900
To be Sold for One Dollar Each

Without regard 10 vslue, and not to be paid for IN.
90 yuu know Waat suo EHll receive.
Among those who have acknowledged thr re-
esIpt ul VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from This s4-1-
yHIgu elrce Esl. T. iSs5, the following tziIrffy r,-
mis- tge.r uaTDe~ 90 be used
Robert Il Hotrhks-. Nes Hsven, Conn. w,so
deou, value eEv'- " r I Willis, " 22i So Il \
Diamond Cluster Pm, value $500 Mrs T. Iappsr
l6 . orz 81, '4o.d Nat'h, value el2E Miss FUsn
?. usseC-ol, bIlghlmptou, \. T., Meladean. va
Doe sec. Nr. d Store, D Tenth 81, n Yrr.
FIano. Nslue $50 Mrs IhcS 4 Miller S.rsptrr
Pa, Diamond hna. value sl75. Miss lien j.
Peck. Springfield, IIlS-. Melo1eon, value sle5. pr
D. Nsn hper Washington, d. C., cold Hunting
Cs-ed Watch, vs,Le $50 Edward H. Tinf-sy
Worcester, Mass, Piano, vslue ss5l Mics D IA
Faryel lr1-a Bee, Iowa Diamond g-sr pfops Va
Ine S-51. Francis Norsn ls6 Ppsrl e. kn,snv
n ", Music BOX, va'ue sac Mrs & iucer4oH
Jrtsu2, ONO. silver set, value SEQ. LIeut b +
HendnclS Wizards Eotel washington. b G. S,i.
yer Patept Lever Nstch, value SIS. Capt I War-
upr, 18th Y Vols, silver Watch. value S75
Many psr71as wao have drown yal1sG,ls rrs-as
oo cot - lIe.T raines published O. We M sht s I
tend ts.s les.
HNsNEE % nIsrBlEurE1~.
CERTIFICATES nsmiag each q-t-ra sud 10,
NAlUr, are plsrri in sealed cuvolsuss. ,sh,rh a.,
vel mixed 'l- az these Euvelules. c1rts -,
the Certificate or Orier Tor some Art re, I've RI 81
lea 81 enc dollar sd reful will be- tel y-~zg =. 49,
a"' p l- ts.t ti H1.tl % any asdEe,s wIiho ID e
H'li 90 chose ln t1e receipt ot - ceuIs NE
,F.iF. Fr uf- see vrl. A.ueie d draws a. II.
F1.- "... i.i'1 p- nom i'ue q FKc p nudraf
i''...r-, ana eSn then send Oae Ioiar snd r,.ai,s
Doe lr-. c'- nlsnsi. 'N7''
% no hlH7h--- lvery purchaser gets Hiue.
Parties dealing vllh G- may dsr-ua =, b,v5r.-
p'"Ii feiuru- siii ul~ am, 20 dTtan " iii D., M
tNEse--.
Evure ssssir riiou Gu1rsntssI In sll q rsas
ug- S2 terIirslos in. pap Dollar, y 1rfsep tlr
Two Dollars
Agent. WaItsi. scui stamp for a ir,ulsr. AL
letters should be- s15res-oI
T. BENTu' s & CO.
BOX &c. POST Umce, Nss YofE.
surcs-frn iFRn
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Notes Of all the denominations named will be
This Is the
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aGw 4aUertjaeMEuts.

QUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE
OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL
NArHNuLF, IE'S., Apui-5, 'G, J
Provost Orders
~ o. 70 Ey.RArr.
j. BE- hereby ordered that hereafter 90 filth or W..
fuse Of -Iv description whatever vii be alloNed %
us Deposited ar = nearer d,s-lnce than one h4I
mile tryCud the corporate hIut- OF the city
Persons violating ttus Order wall be arrested and
runi she'd
HUNTER BROOKE,
apr-2-at Capt suI Provost Nar~h1l.
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Armies for Sale.

I HAVE toI sale, at nv stand, on the corner Q.
i College Eni UuiOn streets, IN front Of MNrr TX
change Oaice. ONE HUNDRED BARRELS OF fac
he'd Applss- The public are invited % coil snd
exsn M them. SANDY COCKRlLL.
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A LOT OF baggage left WITH me by Mr. HILL {,
"a secare boaJd, will be sold at Auction, ii not r.
deeined within ten days.
apr2T-lts Mrs. .. CUNNINGBAM.
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$50 Reward.

CTOLEN or straycd from Spring Hill. Tennessee.
- on the night Of March 10, ls6j. TWO hURS :.
MULES. one dark, the other light sorrel. Both
were branded "A. H on the neck snd Tump. They
were about fifteen hands high. ANY person return
my them 70 me at COumD,s, Tenn, Will receive
the above reward, any Information in regard to
them lefG AZ this Office will be subsidy rewarded.
apr1O-lH- J. NJ. MkRT.
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Ample Security, Fair Rates, Prompt
Payments.
ALLEN FAi-L, President
=, &. McNAiRY, Secretary.
mars Sun
WORTH s5OO,OOOu
efLlaDln LIST OF hAfi'tfH
All to be sold for One Dollar zach.

100 Gold hunting Clsed waichez-...... SIIs each
ItJ Gold chss.................... -.... 20 elr
/ - Ladies 6oId Wafchss...-.......-..... 40 90 "a
/ g. ladies and Genfs' SILVER Wstch-- Is et-n
/ 300 Ns-t. Neck, snd Guard ChsIgat1 o. Do ea-l
/ aUU haieiauue CHAINS and Neck
| 500 owl ana Cha-ed Gold Brace
200 cold aad Jet EevolyiHg
sooo Gold. Osyr, a jei Breoches.. : 70 & es-h
| $50 Fl0rentIue, Mosaic AMI Coral
80, 81 s9i 19se: 57siy q :iyl. to ::es
900 sets Ladses' Jeueiry, lGod
and Ietl.-.--.-----....------.----. . % 10 each
600 sets LADIES iewelry. variety
s11o Is.iiss' Beii BUCKLES sBd
Gold Thun1ifs. ...--..........-... 10 3 each
al11 Ladies aud Gents Cold Pen
GOO soitl1s sleeve buttons. "a.
reiy Of sty.es................--.- 20 each
1000 H9s9u studs Yari'ty Cfsfylrs 81 % each
6gUJ Watch Keys, Fob and iabbon
200 G s.-is Nssoaio pas and
Rms -...----s------.s---- % each
500 Gents solitaire and cluster
900 eoId Too.h and Ear FieEs.... 70 sssh
GOO Pisin. Chased aad Stone Set
Goo LsIes' Caihornia b, amoad
500 NIsre spnng and snap Lock
1000 Gold Pens, silver MOUNTED
HCiiera--..-...-....- --.--a---.--. = % 3 each
1000 Cold Psna, silver EEteusion
Gases, and Penc.is-.----.----. % eari
Alfof the above 30 Of Goods gii b sold loE one
dollar each Certificates q al ne Various article.
-+-f.r, 6st ca one can have, are arst up in en-
veiop@z. sealed up, add miEedi and shen ordered.
- fai.ep cut slthout regard &c choice an sent b.
,.sii tfr- sIFing .alr cuauce. On % 81 e.
90 sests yog VII Sc shat you can have, and
then it b. your oplion 70 SEM one dollar and iaAe
the arIiris Or not
IN an fran=scHons By mail Ee shall charge f5-
s,r-srirug toe Certfcafe ior pafing postage, al
so.ur the ousi1ess p ceuta each. which must D.
sr-Io.ed Hheu the cerlhcats i sent Tor. FiFs Ger
fdrates Eii b. sent Tor 81 eleven f5r e. thirty Coz
81 si1is-dEe for $40 and q hundred ior SIS.
GENr5-Ihose sctlug A. gents VII b. SLOWED
Ten ceuts % every Certificate ordered By them,
rrordsd their remifiancss sInounf 70 one do1sr.
Agenfs vii collect p cents for ever Certdczfs,
ard re1nt ~ eenfs 70 ~, ether n cash postage
atsmps. Greaf caution should he used b our cor
respondents 10 regard % gung their corrsct ad-
dr-ss town, county and state Address
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apriz-3m - bFoadsaY. NeE York.