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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15
Surrender of Jetf Thompson.

ST.. LOUIS. May 13.-General Dodge re-
ceived official information of the surren-
der on the l1th inst, OF Gen. JEFF Thomp-
sou, commanding the district of Northern
Arkansas, upder Kirby Smith. 1t is now
understood that Col. Sprague, of General
Pope's staff. went up red river to Shreve-
port, on the 9th, where he would have a
conference with Kirby Smith on the sub
iect of The surrender of the rebel trans
Mississippi army.
The Committee appointed by the last
Congress to inquire into the condition oil
Indian tribes and investigate their treat
nent by the civil aud military authorities,
leave Leavenworth next week accompanied
by strong military escort, will visit all
tribes on the plains and perhaps go across
the continent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15

~FRosr AND FRulr.-On Friday
night we were visited with 3 very heavy
frost; on the hills ice was formed quarter
OF an inch in thickness. The effect has
been most disastrous to most kinds of
fruit in this section. Up TO that time the
prospect had been very fAttering, with the
exception of apples which did not promise
much, owing to the scsntiness of the bloom.
We learn that the grape crop has been al
most, if not altogether destroyed, AMI We
presume this is true in regard to peaches
and many Of the smaller traits. The eul-
sure of the grape has become very i'm
portant interest in this vicinity, and the
loss of crop will fall very heavily upon
the many individuals who have invested
capital in extensive vineyards.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15

wAsHISeroS, May 13.-The Posts
special says the trial of the conspirators
was resumed this morning, and it is be-
lieved the examination of the witnesses
who have been on the stand for the past
two days was continued. The Associated
Press will soon be furnished with all the
evidence deemed proper to publish, 1t is
understood that eight Of the principals in
the plot are now on trial
Sherman is marching up with his army.
The army of the Potomac is gradually
approaching its old camping ground.
Mr.. Harlan, of Iowa, the new Secretary
of the Interior, is here and will commence
his oficisl duties on Monday next.
Passports are issued at the State Depart.
ment at the rate Of 1000 month.
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petermined to PrOlong the. war

sr.-LoUIs, May l3.-The Republicans
Cairo special Gays. Shreveport, La, papers
of the 9th ult., contain numerous accounts
of the action of the military aud the PEG
Pile of Texas in their determination to pro-
long the war. a large meeting was re-
Gently held at Shreveport and was address
sed by the rebel Gov. Allen and several Of
fcers of high rank, all taking the same
ground as Kirby Smiths appeal, already
telegraphed, aud urging the soldiers and
people to renew their efforts and continue
the struggle. Col. Fiourney, of Texas, de-
livered a glowing panegyriC on Booth, and
compared him to Brutus, and predicted for
him like enduring fame. Kirby Smith,
Gen'ls. Price, Buckner and Ex-GoV. Reyn
olds, of Missouri, was present.
Col. Sprague, Gen. Pope's chief OF
staff, was at the mouth of red river on the
18th lust, waiting the arrival of Kirby
Smith to nego tiate terms and it ia believed
here that Smith will surrender as soon as
be hears the action of Joe Johnston and
Dick Taylor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15

~WsRELISs BeTs Of IHE SULTASA.
o. Saturday We had the pleasure OF greet
- NJ. George G. Smith, member o.
5.r.ery D. LIST West Virginia Light Ar
;...ery, Who was elsven months prisoner
=: AadersouTille, aud also a passenger on
tie Sultana. We are indebted to NJ
smith for the following Information:
1ssre vas twenty three virgisians on the
81 .a.ed steamer, of this number twelve
age Eao=n 20 be saved, while the remain
Iaz eleven are missing snd supposed to be
lo.. Tie Wheeling men on board were
G-5-ze c. 10y, battery D. Theophilus
Richardson, battery D; Henry c. Foster,
!.' Va, iatartry; Antheny Craig. battery
!. 4. Maoners. lat Va. infsntrJj Allen
s:spters. battery D; Vim. Cruddes, lat
"a. cavalry; Geo. G. Smith, battery D.
Gag Manners, Stephens and Cruddes we're
!o.,. Cruddes succeeded in getting to
Iaore bat died soon after. Mr.. MeHenry'
Of Pilsburg, also a member Of battery D.
=.s OF board, and we believe was saved.
Mr.. Smith says the disaster was heart
'ssdirg beyond Description and that ne
world greatly prefer the dangers and
horrors of many battles to again passing
Trough such q trial.
A. Ander.onviIle yr. Smith and other
Wheeling members Of his company, Jared
mach better than the remainder Of the
rri.ouers confined at that place. They
tsapd an old acquaintance from wheeling,
ia Charge of the prison bakery, who soc
e.e4ei in getting them detailed for sesTiee
il ii, department and they were put up
9. parole of hobor md allowed privileges
70. accorded to any other prisoners. There
-.s about sb 600 prisoners confined in
20 .;oekade whose suferipgs were great;
wen Mr.. Smith lef there was 1000 still
o,1r11. sDopg these was VIM TnenLis.'
sftais city, ffer in the LIST Va, intAntsy'
aga xho has been a prisoner over TWO
5s.r-. |
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Arrast of r. M. r. Hunter.

NEw YoRK, May ia special to the
Commercial, dated Washington 18th, says
R. NJ. T. Hunter has been arrested and
brought to Richmond and confined on a
eunboat in the James. 1t ia said Hunter
for year past has been DESTROYS for re-
union, being satisfied that further resistance
was hopeless.
Reverdy Johnson's engagements will pre-
vent his acting as counsel for Mrs. Snrrat
Additional parties have been implicated
in the, assassination conspiracy by new
confessions.
Extensive preparations are making fol
grand review of the Army of the Poto
mac. t
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Hev. YORK Market

| AER GoRK, May ID
| O0TT0N-Heayy and lower; Sic for middliag.
RLUUR-Dull ADD lower 6SlOc lower Sc 40S6 5;
for Extra State; 81 sol Extra &. II. o.; 81 3StGs :.
/ for Trade brands, market closing heavy.
WHIsKY-Dnll and dropping
WHEAT-Dull; hed Western 81 10.
OORS-HeAVy and declining; 81 O091 o. for New
Yellow Jersey, PennsylyHnia aud Southern and SOC
CSC for New Orleans.
oIrs-Active and 192c higher 4794sX for
CanAda; 6o5le for State 60962 for Jersey ana 621<
FOR Western.
s1aAa-Qaiet; Cuba MuscovadO 1o9ls14o.
MOLAsSkS-DulL.
PErROLKUM-Qu Crude s79S75zc; Refined In
Bond 52a5Se; Refined Free 729fSc.
PoRK-HeAyy and lover; $23 70 for new mess'
cosiug at S2t IS cash and regular way so SO regu
lar $22 so for prime and SIS 90 prime ms'a
Also $500 bbls mes Tor June, sellers option AZ
BSETSDuiE $l2 OO@ls 90 for plain mess and SIC
@20 for extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Firm; saless5O bbls at 81 6Ot92s 90.
OUT MEATs-eteAdy; long ribbed Az
LARD-DuII and heavyat l51 6&lS1fe.
BUTTER-0Gieti 1AS2Se for Ohio and 2SSsos for
UHEEsE-QuIst at 149Hc.
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us-scaooL Coun1ss1OsER-ont the 18th
i....a, the Board of Supervisors published
u. .ls, of persons elected to fill the va
r.a4. township officers. TIE School Com
a,,.i,psrs of the City District are required
51.,r 20 take the oath of ofice within ten
DAP. sfer ,b.. publication. Those who
have been elected sbould. bear this fact
IL mind. and not allow the time to pass
whom, beiog qualified.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15
The Gold Market.

NEW YoRk, May l3.-At the evening
stock exchange gold was 1905. NJ. s. 50,
I, G. ll42; Pittsburg "a; Rock Island Sc;
N. W. 2sf; NV, preferred, So; Fit. Wayne
944: o. & NJ. Central 264; Canton 354;
Cumberland 3e5; Quicksilver Sc; Maripo-
sa 13. The market was dull but steady.
Gold sold after the call at 100.
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he vas pursued. saying that he bad be-
lieyed our government too magnanimous
to hunt down women and children. Mrs.
Davis remarked to Col. Harden after the
excitement was over, that the men had
better not provoke the President, or else
he might "hurt somebody" +
Regan behaves himself with dignity and
resignation. The party were evidently
making for the coast,
(Sigaed) ]. d. WILSON,
Breyet Mai. General.
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Cincinnati Market.

PLoUR-The hisher grades are IN moderate local
demand at s. 6o97 Is for superfne and common;
Extra dull ut 50 OO96 30.
WHEATON,; He'd sold at IL 4Oc,
OATS-In demand at $50
0okN-scarce and brings 1890 In small IOsts
when sound
WHlsRY-Dull no sales. -
PROYISI0HS-There was good demand for Mes
Pork in the morning and 700 bbls sold At $50 % bat
aftsr the news from New York there were no bny.
ers at this rate. Bulk Meats dull At 1S@14- Lard
held at Tx, no Bales.
GROoEkIEs-Quiet and unchanged.
Q0LO-lN@l28
glLVER-11S@120.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15
Dentistry.

DRIoEs GREATLY REOUoEb-woRK WAR
IL rented durable and satisfactory. The attention
Of all persons in need Of Artificial Teeth Is called to
the Superiority in appearance, material and finish
oil the work now manufactured by Robertson 4
Lunsford. An extensive acquaintance and cor'
TespondGrce with the most prominent dentists In the
country enable them to Immediately Introduce all
the new and valuable improvements In mechanIca
and Operative dentistry, while their facilities for
doing properly and skillfuy anything pertaining to
their profesion is rot exceled by any establish i.
ment in this country.
Special attention given to the treatment and H.
ling of the natural teeth.
Call and examine the Price LIst.
ABR ROBERTSON. II. D.
my1tf T. LUNsPORD. A. N.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15

ALBANY, N. Y, May ia break is re-
ported in the Erie Canal at Amity Springs
about midway between Cohais aud Sche-
nectady. A portion of the Canal bank has
slid into the Mohawk river. No boats have
reached the Hudson river from the Canal
since yesterday evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15

Nav YeRK, Nay l4.-The Herald's cor
respondent gives the particulars of the
surrender of Dick Taylor, which took Plac-
at Citronville, Alabama, on the 4th, thirr
ty-three miles north of Mobile. Tayloe
made the most strenuous efforts to get tn
most favorable terms, but Candy was in
flexible and granted only those terms tene
dered Lee. Taylor commanded all tht
troops in Alabama, Mississippi and cas-.
Louisiana, aud this completes the surren-
der of all troops except those on the Mis-
sissippi river. -. ..-
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rs%spR1Se TRADE.-we are now pre-
pared to fill orders at lowest market rates
for Drugs, Paints, Oils, Spices, Brushes,
Soaps, Varuishes, &C., &c. Dealers are
respectfully invited to examine our goods.
T. h. Logan L Go. and Logan, List i Co.,
wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
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@-Us Saturday we noticed the death
.ttso meu who were drowned BY the cap
Irtag Of a skif al the Rairnont bridge a
f:ira4 has furnished Us With the names OF
tie parties. James Travsrs and Thomas
AeCour,uey we're the two that were lost
John Canon was saved By hanging TO the
ot.ueb OF q tree until rescued.
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~CoxmT4ED.-Tbs hearing in the
e... of James H. Graham, charged with
'.e.liUg a large amount Of money from
Adam Bum. vas concluded before Alder
mea Dolly and Johnston, on Saturday
eTsoing No additional testimony was Of
Tered add the prisoner was committed TO
jail for trial before the Circuit Court.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15
From the Rev.
HENRY WARD BEECHER

Your admirable needle ,O0aas is the only seam
stress that deheI extortinAte men They cannot
cheatt, nor starvs it, deprive 1t of sleep, nor
tire It out nor make Its hands weary. At last am
thankful that there il q maehIne-SomAn that can
not DO oppressed nor kept in suffering. Now, sew
ing is the family amusement. Our Wheeler VII
son is played on glsAt deal more than our piano,
and Is the cause, too, of real music than Ia
ever got out OF that instrument.
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IRON THE
NEW YORK TRIBUNE,

aYor nearly ten yeaIS We have had a Wheeler
Wilson machine a. q constant companion in the Or
binary family sitting room. Prom time to time We
have adopted the new improvements, but the origi'
nal idea renains, and will forever. We look upon
this machine the good genius Of the household,
and ultimately every comfortable household will
have one"
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~Cracu1r Couar.-on Saturday one
or two civil suitg of minor importance was
disposed of. There ia DO particular case
set for to-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15

BUFFALO. May l4.-Rufus Wheeler, an
old resident of this city. and many years
connected with the Buffalo press, died this
evening.
John c. Bowles. for many years con.
nected with the New York, Albany and
Buffalo and Western Union Telegraph Com
pany in this city, died this evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-15

DETROIT, Mich, May ls.-The Supreme
Court of this State, to-day rendered a de-
cision affirming the power OF Congress TO
pass q law making Treasury Notes Legal
tender. h"''-- '.''.'
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A New Feature in Dentistry.
WINCHELL's

Steam Dental establishment,
.NHB LARGEST AND MOST oOMPLETE IN
i the United states-
Owing to my rapidly increasing business have
been obliged 10 enlarge my laboratory, and am
now prepared, by the aid of steam kngine and
machinery, to manufacture full or partial setts OF
Teeth BETTER, QUICKER and CHEAPER than
heretofore.
Having in attendance competent and efficient
assistants, persons be accommodated without the
Ali work warranted to be perfectly satisfactory.
q. G. WiNoHBLJ,
apr6-1mdkW li5 Market street.
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8g Gslegrapg,
CORNERED AT LAST,
CAPTURE OF JEFF. DAVIS.
HIS FAMILY ALSO PRISONERS.

[oTFIoIAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, May ID.
Major General Dir:
The following dispatch, just received
from General Wilson, announces the sur.
prise and capture of Jefferson Davis and
his staff, by Col. Pritchsrd of the Michigan
cavalry on the morning Of the 10th inst,
at IrWinsVille, in Irwin county, Georgia.
(Signed) E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
MACON, GA, II A. ", May IL.
Lieut.. General Grant and Hon. Secretary
Of Var:
Ihave the honor to report that at day
light on the 10th inst, Col. Pritchard, Icom.
msndiug 4th Michigan cavalry, captured
JEFF. Davis and family with Regain, Post
uaster-General; Col. Harrison, Private
Secretary; Col. Johnson, A. D. O.; Col.
Lubbock, Lieut.. Hathaway, and others.
Colonel Pritchsrd surprised their camp at
IrwinsviIle, in Irwin county, Georgia,
seVeuty.iVe miles south.e of this place.
They will be here tomorrow night and
will be forwarded under strong guard with
out delay. will send further particulars
at once.
(Signed) ]. d. WILSON,
Brevet Major Geueral.
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IRON
REV. D. W. CLARK,
(BtthOp hs0odtst Gureh, ohiO.)

There Is no kind Of household labor 50 wearing to
the system, and at the EAms time 50 ever present
and % memorable In its demands 'the everlast-
ing stitch, stitch, stitch" The patient wife and
mother has been compelled to toll on from morning
90 late in the night her recurring task from
which, very often, even money could not purchase
exemption Now, relief has eome-relief more le-
climate and practical than "woman's righss" con-
veutions ever dreamed Of The ''stitch," +the ev
erlasting stitch" may be made to the "song OF the
marhine" ThelAeors of long weary heats may be re-
dueed TO brief and tripping minutes. Into tens of
Thousands Of families the Wheeler Wilson seWing
Machine would, at this very moment, carry immense
relief We can not envy the head Of family who
would deny such boon to his toiliDg wife; nor the
wife who will not take the little pains and exercise
the little discipline necessary to make her proficient
in Its management.
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Stein Brothers,

ny11-d.v Corner Main and Monroe stPees',
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LIQUOEGB-
3 Bbls Alcohol, "a per cent
3 70 per cent
8 " Proof Spirits.
. " PITTS Whi-ky, pure, 'Or Aed p1lP'7
" Pure French Brandy
{" holland GIN,
Pure Port, Madeira, add Sherry hlnea ~
For sale low, BY EHlN . fA
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CERTIFICATES OF CUREA

Prom eight 70 twenty years azzding, With nEma
EuDua 70 sclence add Gma.
Fo- medical properties d Buchu, Sc DisPezzs-
tcy q the United 5iatea.
See Professor DeEees' valuable Eorks On ha
PraCb1s Of PhYEic.
Sc remarks mads b ne late colsbraisd DT
Pnysick, ~Phladsiphla.
See remarks made By IT. Ephrum MaD0waiL. .
celebrated Physician, ead nsmner d ne hoya
College d 3nfgogzas Lnsanfs a. puEahod n ~
Transitions 81 tie Elag and qusan's 5cuz4L
Bee Medico-CEtmrUGa hauoE, publHhad b
benjamin TuJefA, Fellow o. u Hoya O1leys =
surgeons.
See most of The as standard york co msda1a
EEtrEGt buchu,--.No PEI bottle, o. az br HG0
harHapanlA LEO acc
o. half d9aen q each for SIS, Eh1h ~ b
suf1cient 70 cure ne noai Obstinate cssss, u drs-
tons are adhered n.
Delivered % ~ adfrssa, security pactnd acm
otserfEuOn-
sS-Descrte symptoms n ~ eo~mnuneaHoaA
tHfes guNrHntesds Adncs uanAs
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Samaritan's Wash

Is, u esse o. syphilis used in eapur--, -h
- NooS ant Herb Juices FuI di7c,5or- VIA
me eues'y Of these remeiss F. So 49,
plyse.ans and patients. Tafy ~ -
many Of our brave soldiers " health
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FERns 0F sunsCkIrIIah;
RATES or ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE N ADVANCE
10 ADVERTISERS IN BEfAIIL
TIE RATEs WILL Be As NolUoWsa


AdVeresensuts 10 the special Column, hrst time,
hum Ito 8 lines, 81 additional Inc, p
csnts; subsequent Enseraon-, u cents per line. In
Loc1 Cosuun, hnst tine, r0m ! % shines, o.
eco sddiuonl Inc, 81 cents; suossque1t inser-
Cons. rs cent per line.
Al Embellishments oocupylng special position,
and a. double column advertisements, vii Be
charged 81 per cent advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII be charged at the regular advertising rates,
aBd must Invariably be psd \ advance, or no IN
ssT2oB mades
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF OANDmATA
ENt 80 "
roL NO1ny 7 u
EoT CITY s %
We hs undersigned, nave hs day adopted tie
SOW uiee for sdverpslnG 70 which We lind our
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VIZ. CAMERON q Co.
0hN WALLACE, for the D9pHtA
BARRY, WTNHAM a 90 hT Press
NASHVILLE rESEs Sept q. 1865.
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SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES
All to be sold for One Dollar each.

nd Tot 70 bs pad Until you know What yo1 nj
recaiVel .
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The Worlds Great Remedy.

Or. SwsYue's Blood plnfrius Psaacea.7
"Dr. s~vayns's Biaod-PguEInE PsusCea'
"Dr. S~vaynes Blool-Puuf nE lscs1ea.'
CDR S~wyyues Elood Pur tying Fausrss.'
'Dr. SWaynes biDol-PgufyrnE P-usceAH
eli. s~wsyns's Biood-fur yang fznscea"
is reputation for curing s~croflla. old ulcers hip
lonlt COMPLAINT Uistrafed sCr- thr0s, white swell
lng, usrk blot hes, o. defect u the shin, 10 Is, vel
low ssin, msr-smU- or wssuuK dlsh, rheumaIic
affections, psInsip the bone, a., = sIthout parsL
lei. The wax and oebh q Cd, OF any disease OF a
scrofu b S Usflr-. lt rs sure 70 DO good, a. The
HsnV thlU~snd testimoni is fgun all par-s OF the
world wi prove, nothing ev 2 c ~core ed can com
pare with i n Gu NJ Tia class Of q or ers.
fNercGurl - y pE huc lsesse- OF short Or long
sian ing-uOthIug has ever proved 30 ft-c usl Do
completely er dicatug ever vssuEe Of these dan
FerrUs Jomp'slnts-
Chrome EcypIas o. the Fsce IS cu-ea 10 3 great
CSTtent-.
DARK hotches, or defcts IN the sk7u, oflen times
sppesr. The Pan csa' end " iniueuL VIII esr
ths skn, and & We 8 more lCuthfllcCmpleuon-
TO - sure ui setting ;ho pre- sod Ecuu n Pan
aees. purchase dire.t I'd The V~rncIpal office Of pr.
6sasne a eon, 80 North hIxh st7eeL. Phladelphls.
or a. The Drug 3 ore Of
w &C.W. SMITH, Druggists.
Cor, Church aud Vine 81 Ns-hyfla
mayla-am wSdfu sun
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BLOODi BLOODi BLOOD
Fluid Extract 8arsapsrlIIs
HXPHILAEB.

This h an affection o. the blood, and attacks tbs
5aEuA Orggls, LEluEB n the hoss, Ear, ThroaL
Wlndpipe, and other mucus surdzaaa Masking 10
appearance in ts nm q Ulceu. Hairnbold'sE -
trsct heBapsrNa purhea the boot md removes
al sriy sruPhons q De skin, uv1g b the com
PieUoa p clear and healthy color. IL boing PrepaE.
81 expressly iOr thB ciass u complaint, is hood
purifying properties are preserved toa EeatsT ca
cert ua EnI cohar Prspzratol q dafHaPsrlk
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HHLMBOLDs ROSE A

An ex1elsnt Loton ioF Dssaass Of q Byphlitc O..
rure, and az Al luIec1on N Diseases q the uinAy
Organs, arising nom habits Of d~iaaipshon, used u
connection win ne EEtrscta Buchu ADD Barssps
ula, ln such diseases a. reoommandad.
fUteuoe q the most TaaponEitia and rslHhs
eiAaactef VII accompany The metcnss
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Boarding.

FEw GENTLEMEN CAN BE ~AoCoNrMo
"A dated with Boarding m a private family, b ~
plyfpg a. No. II souh Ohergy Stree : doors souih
n tha Pnss Odhoa wAV@
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As a remedial agent has long been in use,
aud lie virtues are familiar 10 eli.
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s~AMARTCANs z
SEM By la IN nan a.-.l,.A
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-28
$4,000 Shares at $l,OO Each

n EPREsENTING THE ENTIRE PROPERTY
n OF the Company, which Is ABOUT 500 scTes n
fe- rImp e and leasehoio lands, sItuated II Cum
neriand COUNTY, ksntu~ky, 10 miles by land above
Nashville, on the Cumberland river
Included N una properly Of the coupsnF is the
famous old American OIL Well, estimated 20
ssvs throEn up 6I,UO0 barrels Of OIL siuce
f-st struck N 1923 The Company has two
God engines on the ground, and Is vgorou " en-
gageo II siutlng several wills, ard are putting up
machinery 10 re m cut and set to pupPlIg the old
Em-ncan OF Well, and sKpet n oeFe ope the
Comp lends extensively v thin a for months,
snd conf ent y anticipate results tnst viii sui
further estsUlsh the immense Ul weslta Of this
distri.t
5JGCO SHARES appropriated for working capital
and for the general expenses and u-es OF tue Com-
pany
$4,000 SHARES reserved for future Issue. and
when is uei 70 te for the benefit Of al the stock
holders
Mr q. V G Payne, n old reEidsr. Of Nashville,
is The origin ter OF th= Comp ny.
Bucks o. SUBSCRIPTION are now open At the Office
o. the Gas Light Company No. 4 Church street,
Nashville
msyIs-Im AGENTS.