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Fifty thousand Persons

ME ANNUALLY OF CONSUMPTION IN THE
~ United stAteS-IsOe Census Report for 1861
shonld not he who contributes to diminish the
mortality from this formidable disease be consid.
cred as public benefAotorI such Is he who discoY-
cred and first compounded
Piso's Cure for Consumption.
This remedy has been tor several years used In
practice by eminent Physicians with such marked
Success that it IL now, by urgent request offered
the public as an intalOle remedy for lung and
throat diseases. Not every one in the advanced
stages Of Consumption can be cured, but many
have been, and many more are now receiving benefit
from Its use, and this long after all other known
remedies have failed. As evidence of our SINGER
ity in the above statements, We WARRANT THIS
MEDICINE TO GIVE EXTRACTION, i .. il You
wish to try It, buy bottle OF the agent il Il does
you no good return the remainder and get the price
Ead. It evident that we could not make this Oher
did we not know the remedy to be potent.
The forming stage Of disease 10 always most aus.
pieious for treatment, and as with the above ar
rangement it will cost you nothing to try this med
ioine you have no excuse for permitting an appar-
emily harmless cough to settle into consumption.
-.,- 4. BOOKING, Druggist,
fe2T No. Todd Fellows Hall, Wheeling, ". Va
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Feb. as, 1866

SATURDAY, Feb. as, 1866
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. BAbcock.
message from the House announced
the passage of the resolution for the re-
moVal from Office of John W. Kennedy.
Judge Of the 10th Judicial Circuit.
The consideration Of the resolution was
passed by for the present.
Mr.. Maxwell reported back the bill more
eHeetually to prevent the sale or use of in.
tOxicattng liquors contrary to law, recon-
mending lite passage. BE also reported
back the Senate bill regulating the record
OF deeds in certain unorganiEed couurles,
without Recommendation.
Mr.. Brown reported Senate bill making
an appropriation to refund Reuben Harri.
son, Of Mason county certain license tax.
Mr.. Phelps reported back the bill for
the relief of certain militia OF Upshur
county, accommodating Its passage.
BE also reported back the bill author.
iHing sthe Governor to purchase breech
loading rifles for State Guards. without
recommendations, bat proposing an amend
oa motion Of Mr.. Peck. the bill dtaOiDR
the terms on which iOrei2a Corporations
may hold real snd PersonAl sstGte in this
STATE was taken up, amended aud ordered
ODE engr60sed.
The amendments adopted yesterday 10
the House bill amending Che general cleo
don law, Wers reconsidersd and rejected
Aod the bill passed. $500
THE following Senate bills were passedS
For the support Of the Poor; providing
bow money may be paid Into the State
Treasury to provide penitentiary for the
State; TO provide free schools for the CITY
Of Wheeling.
The following House bills with ssuatt
were passed
Creating board for the examination of
certain military claims to render more
available lumber, coal, ore and mineral
lands OF this State; concerning DELINQUENT
taxes levied Tor county purposes; for The
bstter organization OF State Guards.
The Senate then took reeess until 81
AFTERNOON sIss,Os.
The bill for the relief Of certain militia.
OF UPshur county, and the bill more effect!
tuAlly 70 prevent the sale or nsa OF iutoxI.
eaung liquors contrary 70 Law, were or
deEed to 3 third reading. y 49,. ..ra
The bill defining the terms on which for.
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The Symptoms Of Catarrh as they generally an.
pear are at hrst very slight Persons nnd they
have cold, that they have frequent attacks and
are more sensitive to the changes OF temperature.
In this condition, the nose may be dry or . aiiRht
discharge thin and acrid afterwards becoming thick
discharges are increased in quantity aud chnnRed
in quality; they are now thick and heavy and Rre
haWked or coughed OF. The BocretionS are oxen
siVe, causing bad breath; the voice d thick and
nasal the eyes are Weak the sense Of the smell e lei
sened q destroyed ;deAtnesI frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom OF CStOrrh
t that the person s obliged to clear his Throat hi
the morning Of . thick or 9limy mucus; which has
ALLEN down from the head during the niRht WHEN
this takes place the person may Do sure hi a.
ease 1 on its way to the lnngS, and should loSo no
tosnB. - - H y mp
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Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

DY virtue Of Deed CT Trust from Appleton Oak.
ID smith to Charles W. Russell, bearing date on
the 10th day Of September, 1859, and recorded in
the Recorders office of Ohio county, in Deed Book
No. ~, folio 853, and by virtue Of an order Of
Ohio County Circuit Court subsequently made
in which my name was substituted for that Of
Charles W. Russell e. trustee will offer at public
sale ct the front door Of the Court House, TUES
DAY, MARJH 3, 1855, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the fol-
lowing described property, to wits
The south half Of Lot No. IA and forty feet Of
the north part Of Lot No. 94s, which Is crested
the two story brick dwelling known a. the "HRrd.
man House." situated the east aide Of Eof street,
between second and Third streets, CENTRE Wheeling.
Tho title to this property is believed to be indis
putAble, but selling as trustee will only convey
such title is vested in BY virtue of said deed
Of trust and order Of Court above named.
fs27-td '' s.p. H1LDRErH, Trustee.
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Faismont, Feb. 2lst, 1856

y FRAsRAzF sozoDoAr hardeus ana N
Sigotatss the gums, puri6es aud perfume s
tne breath, eleanses, beauties and pre-.
serves the teeth from youth TO old age
SOLD BY all Druggists. fsb24.3teod.
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sda MARRIED., . y
On the 9Sth Instant, by Rev. .PNihst Kr.,.,. - .
S SSM ARNnSlsOH 70 Mn MLRr aHlrSSfS. 'botI
o. tnis ety. a-1 stse t,gi..,,I ----7 : = .
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Inportant 70 mesons.

..r
We hayereceived the following circular
from Faitmont, which we are requested to
publish
At . semi Monthly Communication of
Fairmout lodge, No. 9, of Free and Ac-
copied Mssons, began and held at their
Hall in FGrmont, on Monday evening the
9th day Of December, A. L., 1864, A. D.,
1864. - saar VI. ''=7 I'D
Upou notion made and seconded, the
following Preamble and Resolution were
adopted, to-wit: -r,et
WHEREAE, This Lodge is informed by
its Committee fCorrespondence-Bt
Boyd-that after he had procured a prop
er person to install the Grand, Officer elect
of the Grand Lodge Of West Virginia, he
notified the G. N. and G. S. elect, Of the
time and place appointed for said installa-
tion, and requested the Grand Secretary to
notify the Lodges within the bounds of
said State to sfnd proxies to the installa.
ton; and whereas the said Grand Master
and Grand Secretary elect have declined
to act, from tie fact as they say, that the
adjournment Of the Convention sine die
was irregular and therefore the whole
proceedings Of the body was null and void.
And whereas this Lodge was the first to
take action upon the Organization of a
Grand Lodge in West Virginia, and still
believing that it is for the good of the craft
that Grand Lodge be organized, there.
fore,
g RssolVed, That Brothers F. ]. Fleming.
c. A. Swearingcn, and John N. Boyd. be-
and they are hereby appointed Commit.
tee, to draft suitable address to ali the
Working Lodges within the bounds of this
State, and to such Brethren late of Lodges
not working, setting forth the necessity and
propriety of organizing Grand Lodge ia
West Virginia, and inviting and urging
them to appoint delegates to Convention
to be held at Fairmont, on the - day of
- 1865, aud report to this Lodge at the
earliest practical time.
AOopy. Teste: CA. SWBAR1xoES,
Secretary.
BRHTHRES: In again inviting you to a.
semble in Convention for the purpose of
organizing Grand Lodge of the Slate of
West Virginia, we feel that it is upnecea-
sary for MS to argue at length the rioht or
e1pedI:Hey of the Subordinate LODGES Of
this State to establish a Grand Lodge. as
the very fact that we live under what Ia
beyond all doubt de facto State govern.
ment, determine, according to the usages
of the Order, the legality of such a pro,
ceediog; and your own experience, since
communication with the Grand Lodge of
Virginia has been destroyed, must have
convinced you of the necessity of a Grand
Lodge.
We, therefore, respectfully aud earnestly
invite you TO send regularly appointed
delegates to convention to be held in
18th, 1865, for the purpose of electiug The
officers Of a Grand Lodge. II is 6oned
that every Working Lodge in the State
will be represented It is also hoped that
brethren belonging to Lodges not active,
Brethren, please give this subject early
attention in your Lodges, and Let us meet
and consummate the work before va in the
spirit of brothetly love aud affection.
+. J. FLRMIHd. ". N, e
O. a. SWRRS1NGEH. Sec,v
]. N. B0xD
Fairmont, Feb. 2lst, 1855. q
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Notica.
: FOR RRNT

A lARaR AND CONVENIENT HOUSE. Meas.
~ aptly situated, containing ten rooms Nh
N % garden ana stable attached. Enquire Of
Is.aa-LM- No. 8 Main 80.
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b. d. FROsT Il 90

L. Q. FROST & CO.,
NOS. 1B, IL and 10 MAIN STREET. offer At
the Lowest Manufaeturer'S Prices:
ball Spears Patent and ooDtrs Iavsr,
WellsbuFg
Right and len band Steel Mould Board Plouebs.
hillside Ploughs, iron and wood cooked. ali size,
nS stocked Steel Mould Board Ploughs a Ii sizes
p, GuLs Celebrated Patent Steel Mould Board
BdEePs Iron and Steel and Hill Side, all sizes.
4Ag9t one horse Marking Dat, all skies.
binSd N 'oU'sOh FlouBn COM
1rd aaP sPsa' new Improved Steel Mould Board
eub-eoiI Ploughs for two and fonr bor,.,
-oints s3stingS, Lard Sides, Mould Boards. &c.
-, gu - 11e Lowest Prices. fel8
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gHEMPFIELD RAnR0IH=

ne undersigned for the 70 onepin0 - ~ 49,. "
" are hereby notified that the Tnfs4sst A. -,
Ins 4ee Tone yeaT1 up 70 January /, isSs ;n ~
~ Spon tne presentation Of the oaFtiS,stHa n
Slaoo Of Aeheson, Bell o., No Is HSiS 49,
lih5a - ,. q. AoHFSON-
!, Atty for Trustees n r II d.
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AFFrRSOOx slsslos.

The bill for the relief Of certain militia
OF UPshur county, and the bill more Effects
tuAlly % prevent the sale or nsa OF iutoxl.
eating iquors contrary 70 Law, were or
deEed to 3 third reading. =
The bill defining the terms on which for.
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S4NGProMs-

tV-Oall for Circular describing all .ymptom.,-Eu
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a single Bottle VIII last n naontbz,o
be used threo times a day. = =
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PLOU S.
PIoughg and PLOUGH CASTINGS

IN4E LARGEST STOCK OF pLouaHs PLOUGH
Hoints and Castings, OF all kinds ever offered
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Piso's Cure for Consumption,
A. PROCLAMATION.

"a Ia. '1.odd TelloW,l HaII. Wheslinr. N. y.
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a.oOI1 ND JoR rRINTINo.
nREWERY.

CAMERON, WIN. & CO.-Book and Job Printers,
= and pu fishers Of the Daily and Weekly
Union, Primers Alley betFeen Union and Desd-
ericK streets.
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A Judicious Bacl Down.

We have the interesting announcement
from Europe, this morning. that Che Span
Ish Ministry have decided eco back OUT Of
The CuIiiau ada.r, end the spanish Admiral
has been ordered 90 suspend operations.
This intelligence is not unexpected. Dis
appointed iu hudiug that the gh.lisus were
nj % DO frightened like the Peruvisns with
a. anilesiOos, OF br1wbrateu into humiIia-
ting concessions, 10 became very evident
some time ago 20 the Spanish Government
that they would have o. rstrace their steps.
Admiral Parsja, as a first move. therefore.
towards backing out, recently announced
that tue blockade comprising Just SIX shi psI
would IN the future De touhned t1 six uorts
But had the ,hrm and bold iroat pre-
sented BY the Chiliaus not dissuaded the
spanish author.tles.irom theirarbitrary and
.mpoIitic course, the breeze which has been
raised 10 the Omitted states aud elsewhere
would have ere long decided them upon
such course The English of al classes
have been especially loud IN Their denuu-
citation.
Now that the Chiliaos have come on .n
dying colo-s from this contest. spain canuot
expect % Obtain any further Satisfaction or
apologies. In the excitement ruuseguef.f
upon the seizure Of the Chiucha Islands By
spain the Chjlians may have committed
some acts Of national di-c0urtesy. vet thry
offered apologies and explanations ou eleven
different points, which were ample and
sufficient 70 satisfy any party, however
greatly outraged. But Spain would u9t
rest satisfied With the explanations obtain
ed, end e. q result she aas nov been som
PEELED 20 back down 10 O. most hutall.atiu q
mauuer.-A. J. Com-
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Senate and House Of Representative, in
joi OF session, for the purpose. pr0u.isi, hal
IN that time, the Government Of the United
States shall have signaied a willingness 90
recognize me as the Governor OF Georgia.
but designate day in conformity with
usage. lf before q recess, such recognition
b. accorded, or Il for any other reason. not
conrraveuing the policy Of the Government
OF the United states, the General A Assembly
think proper 20 designate diff rent day. Z
will most cheerfully accept IN IL appoint
ment.
Be- pleased, gentlemen, 10 convex O. the
General Assembly, and % accept ior Your
selves, the most respectful consideration Of
Your obedirnt servant,
CHlETIS j. IFNEINs.
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Senator Morgan proposes 90 introduce,
early next week, a Di ] 20 revise pension
laws and make them more Uniform ia opera
ton. Under the laws IN force, a soldier
who has lost both legs, arms or eyes. gels
S25 per month for has support, while d
poer Jaek-tar in The same condition gets
only -.
Tue Hsrald's Washington dispstch SAYS:
A letter received here from London speaks
Of the arrival there Of George y. Sanders,
and Of his visiting several Important per
sons, whose acquaintance he msde when
United States Coosul during Pierce's ad-
ministratiou. lie informed those persona
that when he was sent by JEFF. Davis 10 ne
gotiate with Napoleon lot the recognition q
the southern Coniedsfacy he vas accorded
two interviews with the Emperar, aud the
invasion ofAfexic0u was Undertaken in pur-
suaace Of s plan then sgreed upon, for
which the Emperor Insisted On beng Sc
cured in the possession Of SONORA, SiuaI0a
and Lower Calif0ruia-
Sanders adds that be demonstrated and
offered much greater Inducements than
Mexico presented, but the Emperor VS.
obdurats- t.ir
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Washington Peaceful and Quiet.


Special Dspatch % tha Cincinnati Enquirer
WASHINGTON, DEFENDERS 9.
Since the thanksgiving recess Of Cougness,
Washington has been strangely quiet. In
the political circles particularly. there has
been a deartb Of sensations. Few oil the
politicians remained here for tbanksFiviug.
and even those lew are undecided as 10
what course events may take within the
next four weeks.
me residents Message has banished
iroln the horizon every sPeck Of foreign
wars.
The report Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury has allayed ali spprehensions OF imam .
cial troubles. There is nothing len nov
except the all-abs0rbing question Of recon
struction. After several 4 vs. Of anxious
consultation on this subject, the Repuolican
Senators are understood % have concluded
that they can not afford to take the Radical
chute too far. They have consequently
determined 70 give the go-by to Thad. Ste
vens' programme, and 10 adopt one q little
more consistent with the views expresse BY
President johnson.
Both negro suffrage and territorial juris-
dictiOn over the insurrectionary States viii
be abandoned, but perfect protection and
equality, with white men in the courts
for the freedmen of the South. and some
essential Modification Of the ratio Of repre-
sensation will be required as the SiHe qua
non OF the recognition OF the southern
states by Congress. The ratio Of repressn-
tation is regarded az the most important
Feature TO be regarded in the reconstruc-
ton, aud the Republicans intend that il
shall be liked upon a basis OF the number
Of actual voters, so as 10 limit the repre-
sentsd class in the South 10 those 10 whom
Is extended the right OF suffrage
This will considerably diminish the num-
Der Of Congressman accorded to the South
ern States under the last apo. utment in
reiereace 10 the satrage question in this
district
A conservative member Of the House pro-
poses an amendment 90 Summers bdl, 50
that, in addition 10 jury composed half OF
negroes TO try the case OF black man. it
shall also be required that the Judge shall
DO a mulattO.
The committees will be announced on
Monday next.
The radicals have been very sctive in
their efforts to secure 10 themselves the
control of the most important committees,
especially those which have INV bearing on
the reconstruction question.
Most Of the Southern members who were
here 20 claim their seats have returned
home, convinced that il will be useless ex-
pense Tor them 10 prosecute their claims t.r
the present session. No doubt, however, is
but that the Tennessee members /
will be speedily admitteu. This will be fol-
lowed soon by the adInittauce Of the mem
bers from Arkansas. The rest Of the south
eTn States viii be kept ont in the cold until
the conclusion Of the debate on rrcoustruc-
fiou
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Flour! Flourl Flourl

lust rrcszyss and Ar ssla los, lao ubls ExfFz
u Panty Fcur-foH Hudson AEfis--a1sst Fiour
n tnS uiErEaa d, =. EA6Eh,
aeai-aH SFosd ace1i,
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Complaints Of Military Interference
Reported Mismanagement Of Cotton
Agents - Address 10 the People Of
Texas.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. THE Monroe La
Register complains OF military interference,
By force Of arms, % take from the sheriff of
the parish Treasury su5-agert, who had
been arrested by q judges decree, on an
affidavit charging him with Stealing cotton
and obtaining Cott0u under false pr-tenses.
The Register makes strong complaints
sgainst the Treasury agents management
OF the cotton business in that secti0a and
Southern Arkansas. and states that Mr.. Bar
bridge, Treasury agent 81 View Orleans, has
instructed his agent al Monroe % disregard
writs Of sequestrauon aDd injunction issued
by the State Court. Claims % co,lou taken
blythe agent are o. be tried aud Investigated
on tho spot, and forward the cotton 10 View
Orleans.
Judge Psschsl on returning from wash
ingtou to Austin, issued an address % the
people Of Texas stating what VIII De- re-
quired to get the Stale back into the tui0a.
The State Convention must declare slavery
abolished never % exist. except o. punish
ment Cor crime; recognize the nights oi The
negro a. freedmen. not mp ying thereby bis
social equality with the white, or equality
e. the polls the Legislature must rallly the
Constitutional amendment declare the -e-
cessi0u 0rdinauce. the rat htaiioE Of the
Confederate Constitution and the dependent
acts Tor resistance uull, and also the -tate
var debt. The Judge cautions The people
whom they elect 20 carry these measures
into effect, a. great importance VAL be a.
tached 20 Their choice a. evidence OF their
sincerity The general constitutional REFORMS
outside the above Measure, vii nos b. al-
lowed unless submitted 70 The people or
ratification.
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Pa SAFE one o. chs-suag. Pine Pauos
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A FRIEND Is NEED FOR JrrT. DAVIS
"Phiu, our Fortress Monroe CORES puudrut,
sends rs she following item
one OF the pTiyate- of the goth Aaiue
Regiment, who settled IN North Carolina
alter the close OF the rebellion, has reached
here ou.his gay % Washington o. iutercet-
tor the pardon Of JEFF. DAVIS, having travel e.
Ell 90 foot to Norfolk. 70 seems thai he was
found within the rebel lines, captured, car
ried % the rebel headquarters, tried aud
convicted Of being spy, and sentenced %
be hung. He asked 70 be all1ged To write
To Mr.. Davis. and the request was granted.
Having some doubts, however, of the int1n-
ton OF his captors, he bribed the rebel waiter
to take another letter, and through q SER
want Of the household ofths rebel President
il reached him. The result was thst q mes
senger was despatched with an order for the
Yankee soldier 10 be taken Immediately TO
the Presidents house. Upon his arrival the
guard was dismissed with an order 10 return
Il seems that while JEFF. sud his wife tarried
at Portland, previous % the war. this sol
der rendered Mr.. d. some service, which
he requited by saving the life Of the soldier
now the latter Is on his way 90 ulerced-
for his Boston TsaUsiier.
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GExrRAL HaLlEck AND rHE CarEoLrcs-
Major General Halieck has got into q row
Win the Catholics Of New j ork City. The
ladies had been holding q iair for ssversl
days far the benefit Of the Roman Csthoiir
Orphan Asylum. Commiitees were A.
pointed 70 visit Different men and procure
Donations V the lair. Two ladies' cslls5 =.
General Halieck. They were i1sbersa w.,
toe august presence q the great oomrnsrder
Of the Department Of TIE Pscifc, and &c.
tbeir business The General replied 4, thsir
request IN The following insulting lesvuaee-
81 never give anything 70 Caih6iir institu
tons. I an : Protestant, aud Whatever
have 70 give give 10 Protasiants The
people Of tha community look upou u a. q
display o. bigetry unworthy u lasn Of in
tsihgsnee sad sdueafieu. Ihs Geusfal hes
nsds ne lflspsi 6y hiS .Ilibsrsliiy,
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g The Original and Best 10 she World Q
The only true and p-girrt Hair DYE. Haru.
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. Produce
immediately sp.eld.I BIask 1r mature.
Brown, without luluriug she Lafr sr s..u.
Remedies the ODD elects Of bad dyes. sold
~ al Druggists. The genuine b. signed
William A. usichelUr. Alec.
htgcncruaHr Ertraft OF LIr#t-Hs. fl-
Acsfgrilg llta braHtI r9IHT sil EaH.
CHARLES BAIJuELuk, NEw loak.
Brula-fF
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BOOKSELLERS AND srATIONERS.

CPRING WATER BREWERy.-MANKEL a
y FRANK, successors to NJ J. Drucker. Brewers
Of ale and Lager beer, No. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn ldecS-ly
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BANKEKS AND BROKERS.

BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
o. EaIRST NATIONAL BANK Government Deposi.
II tJry-No. 50 College street, between Union
snd The Public Square Dealers IN Uncurreni
Money Exchange, CON, and Government secun-
ties OF al kinds. stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. Collections promptly At
tended 10. fH
NHARR, THOS S.--Broksr, corner Union and
NJ College street., buys and sells Gold, UncuI-
Tsnf Money, Government Securities aud Voucher.
Collections attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and sells on c. mmi-slOn.
CECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- y Cherry street, deals in Exchange, Govern
ment Securities and Co q. Collections promptly
attended 10 J. LUNsDEE, Cashier.
VAHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals IN Exchange; Government Securities
and Coln- Collections promptly attended TO-
Gold, Stoke and Bonds sCld on Commission.
". ". BRAY, President. EDsAR JosEs, Cashier.