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opposed administering the oath to vo
ters. He even went so far as to say
that, in his position as Attorney Gems
eral, he would not indite any one for
perjury who should take the oath, and
then violate its provisions
The 22d opened with rain, continued
with rain, and closed with rain. Mud
was as universal as the desire for gold,
and comfort as scarce as the possession
Of it. Il was wretched day for voting,
but the opportunity was great, and
ought to have been considered proud
one by every lover of the old flag
There was nothing TO show the impor-
lance of the occasion, however. If a
squire or constable had TO be elected,
handbills would have told the story st
every corner, and hacks, with banners,
exhorting the people to vote for
Brown" or to support Smith and jus
tice," would have galloped along every
street But no bill, no banner, no sound
of music swelling on the breeze, at
tracted attention to the day that ought
to have been made glorious in the an
mails of Tennessee. The result of this
apathy among the citizens, and this
want of spirit and patriotism among
the Union party" was discredisable
vote of S73 for ratification, and against
it. Shame to the Bluff City for damn
ing itself with the record of so deep an
infamyl Icannot dwell longer on this
subject, it is too irritating one for re-
Fiction. can only add, that if those
who profess to love the Union had act
ed with the spirit the occasion required,
a very different result would have been
obtained a want of loyal adherence
to the action of the Nashville 0onven-
ton was at the bottom of the whole in
glorious failure. BLUFF.
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1t is telegraphed from Washington
that the nomination Of Hugh B Nc
Culloch, late Comptroller of the Cur
rency, for therpost of Secretary of the
Treasury, will be sent to the Senate and
confirmed to-day. The name of Mr..
McCullooh has become somewhat fae
miliar to the country during the past
two years; though little is known Of
his ability as a iinancier, outside Of the
circle of his immediate associates. The
n Y. Evening Post thinks that in his
appointment President Lincoln has
displayed good judgment and knowl.
edge Of men. 1t says Mr.. McCulloch
is IAN experienced financier. Many
years of his life have been occupied in
pursuits which forced upon his atten-
ton, both practically and otherwise,
the great principles Of political econ
omy which apply to banking and cur
rency, and the general administration
of the finances Of a country. He is
not, we believe, man who viii suffer
himself to be swayed by persevering
importantly 50 adopt a course which his
own understanding does not approve
We have heard of some examples
which do him honor, Of frmness in re-
sisting the plausible instances Of those
who would make the present arrange
ments for supplying our currency the
basis of a gigantic scheme of paper is
sues, in which at last all private and
public credit must suffer shipwreck to-
gether. On the other hand, we do not |
believe that he is too proud or too
in those cases Of occasional
doubt and perplexity which may arise
in the administration of our compiled
ted finances, to learn Of those who in
such matters are the wisest, most ez-
perienced and most capable Of giving |
safe counsels."
We trust that Mr. McCulloch may be
able to accomplish what the country
will expect of him, q decrease of the
and an approximation of the
TO a specie standard
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SOLDIER Returalag from Die Army.

Containing 423 plans Of Dwellings, Churches, Col
ieges Stores, ki0idings. ArehiTaFes, base, Conf
ces Stairs, &C., and much valuable lnforn alton on
building Will be sent free Of postage, on receipt Of
iity cents. u1gg3--lN d6W
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Yesterday We had information from
Southern sources that Sherman had
treated the citizens Of Columbia, South
Carolina, during his stay there, with
great kindness. He protected public
and private property, and permitted no
one to be ill-treated. This morning we
have information showing how these
'chivalrous" citizens appreciated his
kindness and forbearance. After he
had left the city with the portion of his
army that had signalized their stay in
there by the noblest conduct they
prepared Themselves with arms, and
when Slocum's column moved through
the place, opened upon it from house
tops and windows, murderous FIRE.
Thue, the magnanimity of Sherman
was repaid by treachery and murder
1t is a burning disgrace 10 the State and
to the people who have boosted Of their
superior refinement and culture, and
of all the social and religious virtues
If it be true, that Sherman retaliated
by laying the city in ashes, they found
him an avenging Nemesis as well as
minister of mercy. Justice could not
have been appeased by a lesser sacri-
fee. A greater might have been excu~
eabla
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Notice.

CHIEF Q. MS OFFICE. DEPT. OF ouMP. /
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March l, 1865.
The Railroad Bridge acFoss the Cumberland Riv-
er being unable TO aesrmmodate the Public an
PriVate travel, Steam Ferry has be- establIshe
by the QnartermasteT's Department. Just above
the Railroad hr.dge at what IS known as Browns
Landing. Al Public travel will cross by tbs Fer
when pract cable and Private travel will BE- allow
e. on psyf ent Of same mates as are charged by the
Railroad Bridge.
BY comma d Of Mai. Gen. Gro II. THOMAS
J. J.. ID NAL DS0N,
mar2-lE
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OFFICE o. PROVOST MARSHALL
NASH 'iLlE, iAN -., 4areh Z irtj !
Provost Orde~l
4

Provost Orde-l
no. 10. F,T2A T.
]. II is deemc necessary for the INF ,rmaOn aud
instruction Of Ufic. - Sold ersand Citiz MS at this
Post, T. repuhish Provost Order, No. II, l5eGes
1874 dated A. ri 5th. 1861
This ord = stll IN fall force and effect, and al
perso 5 vi be he rigidly acc un.4ble for prop
observance Of the same.
EXTRACT.
viii Tine frequen Y with WA,ch horses Snd
mules are stolen IN the vicinity othis Post, by ma
rauding soldiers and warrant nesu0s, calls for the
most siringent measure for he suppression Of the
crime
soldiers ar hired and paid to fieh, and not to
trad N )Tse and mules The offering Of hOr e
or mule for sale by sodi r Is IN self an oitense,
and Il pri1la frci evidence Of his having become
IN possession Of it by felonous means and any cit
izen pu chasing il becomes aecomplice Of his
guilt
any so der selling or Offering for sale horse or
mu e, or any citizen purchasing the same, OF sol
der viii be arrested and punished
No neg~o will be permitted to sell or offer for sale
any horse or niue, without a special permit from
this office, proof OF ownership, and any citizen
purchasing horse OF ru from any negro without
such permit viii be aires ed and punished
The patrols viii be instructed to arrest ST sol
ders, excepting Ohcer's Orderl.es riding or hav
ing IN their possession horses or mules not branced
with the vernmeut brand"
By command OF brig. Gen. JNo F. MUIR.
HUN1FR BROOKE,
marz-St Captain and Provost Marshal.
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The Election on the ODD nIt.

We present below ali the returns,
official and unofficial, which have been
received to this date. The absence OF
mail facilities delays the forwarding OF
the vote Of counties Off the lines ofrail-
road. The returns indicate larger
poll than was expected
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Old Lincoln, after wandering off into
the forbidden paths of treason and re-
bellion, has returned to the patriotism
Of the olden time. She voted 1776 for
ratification. '1776 and LIBERTY''-a
GOOD motto for the loHaL
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For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment of
diseases, the reader is referred to Still
LES THERAPEUTICS and MArERIA MEDIcA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860.
the best work in the United States
where you will find Dr.. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment of dis
eases Of women Fora diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
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CircuIt COurt---Bedfard County.

John Brcwn aud John r. Smith, Administrator
Of W. K. smith, deeeased.
rs. Bin FOR he sale OF Lsnd.
John r. Smith. Jr., End others.
p \ tins il appe ring flsst the defendant Johai
] r. Smith IT., + non-fes dent Il the Sta'e o.
Tennessee so that the ordinary pro cess Of law can
not be serv upon him; L is oril red that lubl
cation e made IN the ashvilte uson. newsTa
per publ n in the rity Of N'shv lie for three slie-
cessise weeks, (the last publication 10 be n least
week before the fret Monday InAprl, II o re-
curing the said John r. Smith, Jr., % appesr ie
fore Tire Judg Of our next Cirauit Court for tcd-
ford county to be- held st the Court room in the
town Of ShelbyviIle on the first Monday ia April,
1855 end il,en a d q re 10 plead answer er deInnr
70 he bill flied in sud coars by John $. Brown ard
John K Smith, Adm nfstrators o. W. r. Smith, de-
ceased, against sai John X. Smith. Jr.
6iyec under my hand atoflice, - b Feb. 1860
JAMES II. NEIL. Clerk.
WAt. II WIsESEt,, Solicit T.
msr3-4twe
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Attachment Notice. Marshall
County
o.iYer Ooxan, s ". n. 80.

Oliver Co1an, IS NJ H. Scales,
TT appearing n he Satisfaction OF this cont that
i n. IL Scales isanon resident Of the stat, or SO
abscOnded th't the ordina process OF law cannot
he served upon hm; Notice j hereby given him
10 sppear before Taa at my on e, on Tue sday, the
An day OF AD i next III and there 70 answer the
eoDpla oan bill the same VIII he taken a. con-
fessed as to him, aud set sOr trial CT pGre.
This Feb "a, 1865
JAMES P. DYSART, J, p,
mar3-wits 9Th civil Dist. Marahsll co.
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EXECUTORS Notice

HAViNG qualified As EXECUTOR UFON
II The estate Of Z y Cbildress, ST., deceased
this Il 10 notify all persons who indebted 70 said
estate 70 come forward and make paymena, a. N
diligence cannot Re given. All persons having
elains a.alnst said estate wi present them for paw
ment within the time prescribed By law, OF they
viii be barred THOS. CALDWELL, Executor
Of5ce A. L. De1oss's Law Office, Cedar st.
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Classical, Mathematical and
English School.

TUE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN his School
4 in Nashville on Monday, March 9Th 1867, in
the upper room of the Baptist Chapel, on Polk
Avenue, aud continue it till July lst. Entrance on
The south side IN addition to the J attn and Greek
Clssscs the usual English ban hes will also be
taught He anticipates with plea ure the renewal
OF former Professional associations in the ty and
ylcl"ify, and hopes also to form new ones. Terms,
$40 per month, payable monthly in advance.
Names Of pupils may be left at the Book store Of
Messrs Berry Co., and on Saturday, the 4th inst.
at the school room from 10 to Z AN.
MARLIN" NATH'L. CROSS.
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LUMBER YARDS
Adjoining our Factory snd ia Fulton, containing
several acres Of ground, with our own landing en-
able MS o. yafu, all lumber in the rough or man.
uiactu-e into building materials On better te ms
and more promptly, than any other estabii shment
IN the sesi
orders dled for Boards, Plank, Shaved and saw
ed Shingles, Joist, Lqths. Framing snd Cornicc
Tam er a every description.
FACTORY.
our Factory Is 60 by $50 feet fonr stories high
we manufacture aud keep constantly on hand, Pan
81 y s, "a h inside and outside Nsnitian fivo'
aud Psn shutters, Msne-, Door and Wind "
Frlme- Base, Pilasters. Mesther boarding White
and eilos Pine, Flooring Shi Ving for Stores
Plan Il Boa ds, and Mrl ings Of various Patterns
suItsb for the finish q frame OF brick houses O
every he CripuO;. All kinds Of Stairs with Ms
hogsny and rhs rry tisl snd Newell sash. pamted
snd glazed. constantly ola hand.
Perscn7 about q erect or make alterations in
their bulldogs or stores, n city or country, can he
suppl 81 with an The carpenters work, ready made
u -esson.d iumbcr ID they vail furnish us with :
b,l o. items, giving size end qualIty, wall send
them theeost ty return ma
Hinkle d Co.'S Army Portable Houses,
Hospitals, DEelmxs Stores, Chspels, READING
Rooms, school Houses, &C., With iron roof
THESE blioings are Ina - or 10 feet wide by
any depih story FEET 10 inches or 10 feet higf
with store or oE Hing frost, a1d the number O.
rooms, windows aud door, wanted, all fitted.
together elth 'he necessary hardware. Thew are
taken apart IN few ho4rS.
soldiers Returnlag from tae Army.
We have farnished number % these buildings
60 discharged soldiers, Who have taken ia m wl.h
goods, 90 the southern countrs landed, put M the
store and shelving the same day, and opened to
sell goo IS She nf Il morning
tiNncrs Of urimpzoy d zeal estate, IN city or
country, viii find N many places thai fhe rents Of
these Buildings aiil pay The cost Of them IN one
year, and they cen BE- removed in a few hours
WREN larger bufdug4 are wanted.
The great oemana for thsss Portable Houses has
compelled us % increase our facilities Tor manufac-
tar ~. We are now prepared to furnish 50 Duiid-
iugs per week.
Urculars giving plaus. descriptions and prices Of
Porahies Ni be seat on Hecept Of three cent post
sge stamp.
Hinkle & Co.'S Book on BaIIdIng,
Containing 422 plans Of Dwellings, Churches, Col
ieges, Stores, holdings. ArehitFaFes, base. Conf
ces, Stair tc., and much valuable mora alton on
building Will Be sent free Of postage, on receipt Of
day ceRis. usg3-lN d&E
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Wanled.

srTTATION N A REFINED FAMILY BY
q bioelv educated lady from South Carolina %
-. IN frnsIish branches l. Alto and Music on the
T,ep,' in city or country. Address
A'-H'' - /. MATELE ABBOTT,
s.hra - Box II, New Albany, Ind
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PORTABLE HOUSES.
HIN KLE & Co.
No. 36S West Front St Cincinnati, o.
Army Portable stores and Dwellings /! /!
Lumber Yard and Buffers warerOOms.
SSH, Door and venitian Shutter Factory
LUN1BER YARDS

DHILIP HlNKLE having purchased the entire
i IN crest Of Joseph Guild. the business will he.e
ILer D.. On rod ON hi The narne Of Hinlrla 4 Co
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Election Notice

TNHE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
i for the Nashville Gas Light Company will be
held at the Office Of the Company, No II Church
street, ON Thursday, I'd day of March, 1865. By
order of the President.
feh4-td las. n. KFNDRICK. Sac,v
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Notice.

U. s. COTTON AGENCY, SO UNION ST. !
NAsHsiLLF, TEsS-, FEB. 3, 1855.
A IL COTTON ARRIVING AT THIS PLACE,
~ and moving under a certif ate issued from
this Office, mnst be consigned 20 me- and delivered
81 the Government Store House Of Briggs Co., n.
r. corner Of Church ard College streets
GREEN ADAMS, Purchasing Agent
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HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVELLEl
ALerI irrA.. l. II -.
NASHVILLE lENNs Alafch "a, 1900.
General Ordersl
No. = EX RACT

%. =. EN- kACI.
I. II having been reported to these Headauarters
thai citizens in and about Nashville st retain SOL
diers on duty at their premises ss guards in viola
zion o. General Orders No. -" heretofore pub
SEED; ell sOdie 3 80 remaining are hereby not-
fed thai they are subject 10 tnal for dsobedence of
orders, and absence without leave and will be sr
rested and tried Citizens retaining these men ere
subject % severe penalties for violation Of publish
ed orders, e these men are not immediatey rsturn-
ej 10 the Barracks or the Hospital from which they
were sent, and viii be deaf wi h accordingly
BY command Of Brig. Gen. JEo. +. Muller,
/. ROWLAND,
mar.-lW Capt. ami Asst. Adj. Gener
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NEW
SHAVING SALOON
N EWl
70 CHERRY STREET,
Next Door TO Wing T9mpklRs' Saloon.
TlHE ABOVE PIACs HAS BEEN FITTED Up
MY End ELEGANT STYLE.

and reetiemen can T y upon ga'trga good shave,
q mrs r te Champ 0n. and 3 10 u'tin Ia In
latest styls, iy the best o. weri; Ell
MARI Nv ~ Ill.
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Chronic Gases

Nth satisfaction: Rhsumatisna, Affections Of the
Lungs Diseases Of thu Throat, Sweiled JGinia.
5th Limbs, PleuTisy Pains, UiceFs, Cancer, Gravel
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, Inflammation al
The Stomach, keurslg ga, KINGS EHl OF Sercfula
Deafness, Diseases of de Eyes, Dehiiitated gys
elns, Dyspepsia o. Indigestion, and Coneurn Dton-
t0gether With an Private Diseases snd
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
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SATURDAY, M1BcH All, 1865,

COMMENCING at 10 O'clock, AM, consisting
~ m part Of 10 sacks Coffee 20 bbls extra FAMILY
Flour, 10 Ibis n SuQ r. 20 N Cigars, 80 gross fine
cutchc sing Tobacco, 20 doz canned Peaches 5 ibis
Potatoes, bhls Uhesnuts, 90 doz Pickles, 20 boxes
Ra'sns, Foxes Fiitert4, 4 boxes Almonds, s boxes
Fin. lsh Walnuts, 25 boxes candy, 2 -. mems Neu-
ire Pia ter Hats, doz Brown 3 deep. dOz Boys
assor ed, doz Boys back wool, dOz Boys' slate.
cd Boys mixed, 3 coz mems National, dozen
mems own, 4 dOz brown Ration, doz pr nted, 6
dCZ mems black ~ deep, 6 doz mems Light, doz
p aufer 3 Goz extra Burnside 10 doz Undershirts,
70 COZ Nsckties, 100 Feams note paper so enVe-
lope5, - df Z fancy soap, 81 doz tabs cutlery 2
gross No. > shears, Wrapping Paper, Bassets,
Fubs, Brooms, &c. Ell the above Goods are for
ale in lots 10 suit the trade
We VIII also sell a lot Of Furniture st u o'clock,
I Ma bic Top Bureau, Side-foard 3 Uardrobes
1 CoOking S.ove, ! fac Melodeon, 4 Feather Beds
6 Mattresses, fine Meg kedstead, fine Rosewood
Bedstsa Tables. SOFAS, Wash-stands, Chairs &C
ale NJ stairs The whole catalogue to be sold out
If not disposed CT at prvste sale. maf3--t
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For Sale.

VaE STORE HOUSE, No. 81, on South eide Of
i Broad street, two doors from Market And
box LEA-E. four acres most desirable varam'
ground 10 the city, immed ately beyond the Col
legc. Water pipes al haud apply 10
PHILIP LINDSEY.
ma-S-lw ~ North Cherry Il.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO THE
SECOND NATIONAL Bank.
Nashville, Tennessee.
TREAsuRY nEpARrMEnr.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
offlcA OF TnE COMPTROLLER % THE CrERENcY, =
WAsnIs GTOS, Jan. 81, 1850. J
TWHEhEAS. BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
pre- enied to the undersigned, II hes been
made 20 appear that "THE SECOND NATIONAL
BANK OF NASHVILLE" in the city ofNashyile,
N the county Of Dav dsnn, aud state cf Tenne ssee,
has De duy organized under and according % the
require mems OF the Act Of Congress, entitled "An
Act 70 pIoYde National Currency, secured by %
II dye Of United States honis, aud 70 provide for
The tirculapen ~ redemption thereof" approved
June Sd, 1866; and has Gem lied with III the pro
visions OF san act requ ed 20 re complied with
b iore commencing the business Of Banking under
said Act:
Now, therefore, 7, Hugh McCulloeh, Comptroller
cf the Curreney, do hereby certify that "'ihe Sc
eond N,tions Bank OF Nashville" IN the city Of
Nashville IN NE county Of Daviison, and state OF
Tenne ssee. isautherzed 70 commence the 'bni-
ness ef banlIfsg under the Ac. Aforesaid.
IN test m0ny whereO, " tress my
SEAL hand and seal OF Office, th ihrty-trst
DAY Of January. ls65.
- 0 - HUGH McCULLOCH,
Com troiler Of the Currency
BS-The ADORE institution " n be opensd 70 busi-
ness the course OF few days, Of which due no.
JOHN LUMsDEN, Cashier.
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Wanted

for the use OF the Corporation of Nashville Ap
ply at the upper end of the Market House.
JOHN HUGH SMITH,
febi6-h Mayor.
GRAY HAIR RESTORED TO IT'S ORIG.
inal Youthful Color, Badness Pre-
vented.
"LOndOn" "9s sir Caior Res orer."
'Lon1on" Hair Color Restorer."
81 ondon"-No Dye. "Halr Color Kestorer.n~
"LOndOn" ''Hsir Color Rest rer."
"LondOn" Hair Color Rcstorer"
It is The only known restorer Of color snd perfect
ha dress NJ oOmbinsd lie icateiy peri .rmed
Compounded in srct eonfOr nIty sinh mo iern
Vegetable Chemistry. II il not a dye does not
saiu the skin, soil hat, bCnne or tn finest linen
1t will restore gray hair 20 its o5gnal color, pro-
mote luXuIant growth Of new hair On bald heads,
remove all dandruff itching, scurf, &c from the
hair soft, moist, givesit glossy aud beautiful APP
peara &c, highly perfumed, and as dressing it
has no superior.
STILL ANOTHER CERTIFICATE
hereby cert fy to the wonderful effects Of the
"LOndOn Hair Color Restorer and Dressing" Ny
hair very gray, and through its use It was soon
restored TO its natural coOr, aud the Ia r, which
before dry and harsh, and falling of, now be-
came so and glossy ceasng falling; the dand uff
disappeared, and the sc7lp los all the disagreeabe
itch ng, so annoying he ore, and at this me IT is
Rll y restO ed 10 its igi al dark color, and ]
chaeriClly commend Its 70 all WnO are DESTROYS
Of having beautiful head of hair
Mss MARY KLINE,
O. anbersburg, Pa, Sept. 20th 1864.
Phils,
Cor. Church and Vine streets, Nashville.
jan2s-sm-th sun tn
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TVsAKFN M nv Costly Branch, stray Cow, of rcd
/ color. nluley, about FIVE or siN years eli. no
ear marks some marks ia flank. Valued ut $50,
maf3--wttp ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger
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WanfAd-

BOARD AND ROOM IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
ID ny two gent men, where there are few or no
bOarders. Add ess /. ". n, Unicn Office. Best
city references given. mar2-2t
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For Rent.

NEW STORE. JUS, finished. on Union street.
a t.af,reen Cherry and summer.
4fso-PoFtstle Cottages and Stores on hand for
ssie.-Csn he pat up Ia two days
In.,nsrso 81 n DERBY.
rnsTItf 81 College street.
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Left at this Office.

VNHE 7 ischarge Pspers Of Soldier Of the l33d
i X gt lp. Vols, who can nbsain he same by
proving property, and paying charges.
mnr3-u
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8 Chanea boz SOmebOdY.

TTlHE STICK. AND FIXTURES OF Light House
i SaloO,, No. 62 North Cherry Street. are for
sale II rot sod within week, the proprietor viii
run the saloon in magnificent sly ?, and viii be a
stiriin competitor in The business. mar2-lw
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Boarding

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCONIBIO.
"a dated with Boardngin private family by up
flying at No. IL South Cherry Street. next do n 70
the Provost Marshal's Office feb2z-6we
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For Sale

! y central location, a SALOON, with stock OF
/ Liquors, Fixtures, Sc Now doing profitable
busiauss. Further particulars can be had of
NELSON 4 MURFREE,
mars lW General Agents, Cherry street