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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

A correspondent, writing from near
Huntsville, Alabama, desires to know
what are the duties Of the public Off
oials Of Tennessee, known as Flooters
and Rangers. We answer
The Constitution of Tennessee fixes
the number Of representatives in the
lower branch of the Legislature at
seventy-fve. In the spportionment OF
the representation amongst the several
counties, according to the voting Popu-
lstion, some counties are given two req
resentatives, others one, and counties
whose population is below the ratio
are formed into districts, each district
having a joint representative. There
is another class of representatives, who
represent fractions For instance, Da-
wilson county has two representatives;
her voting population being largely in
excess of the ratio Of representation;
Robertson has one representative, with
a similar excess 50 with Mont
gomery; Cheatham, sparsely settled
county, falls below the ratio, and
is not alone entitled to q representa-
tive Her voting population is, there
fore, summed up with the excuses in
the counties of Davidson, Robertson
and Montgomery, and these are given
q representative jointly. This class OF
representatives is, for convenience, de
nominated Floatsr; not in Law, but by
common usage. The term is vulgar
one, at best, and ought TO be discarded.
It is a puzzler to those unfamiliar with
our representation and usages.
The Ranger is a county officer who
has charge of the books for the regis
tration or posting of horses, cattle, etc i,
which have strayed and been "teken
up" He is e very useful officer; but
Why he is termed Granger" we can't
say. He is rather the opposite Of
ranger, q mere recorder of other mems
work
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The Kirksville (Mo) Journal says
almost every day brings a number OF
strangers into Kirksville, in search OF
improved farms" Kirksville is in
Adair county, on the Iowa border.
What is happening in that part of the
State is also happening in other parts.
Thrifty farmers from the free States
are making haste 10 get lands in Mis-
sour, knowing that the abolition of
slavery viii soon enhance their value,
and that Missouri will, in few years,
be one of the most desirable States in
the Union. They prefer 10 ran sll the
risks Of bushwhaeking and guerrillas
now, than 10 wait till the war is over
Missouri is thus, So the st. Louis Dis
patch remarks, becoming land of
promise The fame of her stupendeus
forests, her rich praires, her salubrious
valleys, her fertile hin sides, her mines
and mountains Of metal, has reached
the Atlantic States and even European
countries and a new influx of immigra-
grafton is settling towards her borders
10 gather her riches Her day Of de-
hVerance from affection is at hand, and
viii bring peace to her walls and plen-
teousness to her palaces" As justly
may this. aud more. ere LONG be said of
Tennessee. All the losses resulting
from the abolition Of slavery will be
doubly repaid by the enhanced value
of lands, and the immense augmenta-
ton Of Of the general prosperity.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

A contemporary terms John c. Brock
inridge "chivrlric and high>minded. Z"
There may hf.ve been a time in the ca
reer of this traitor when he was both
"chivalrous and high minded" but be
is neither DoF When he raised his
arm against his country, he lost all re
gard for prineiple-all pride of char &C
ter. He ia TO better than the meanest
and most vicious OF the savages who
have brutality murdered Union men in
Kentucky and elsewhere; and who
have mnGeioUsly starved Union soldiers
under their charge in rebel prisoners.
We have an instance of John c. Breck-
inridge's contempt for the demands Of
honor IN bis retention Of officers cap
tured by Gen. Stoneman, and paroled
by him 10 report to Knoxville within a
given period They were paroled at
their own request upon a pledge to re-
port at Knoxville-they had ample
time to so report, but failed to do so
because they preferred TO remain where
they were captured, and when the rete'
troops returned thrre they claimed 10
be released from their parole of honor
on the ground that they were "recap-
tured." John C. Breckenridge sustained
themsin this absurd claim. That's his
present style of chivslry and highmind-
edness--low cunning, and disregard
of the honor of a soldier and gentle
man
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Gin LIS large 2-story residence, cOmmodious
snd convenient u all it, arrangements main build
ing, q by 81 ell attached &c by 81 feet, dfy eel
lar nder IA building. and al the nece ssary out
buildings, srch "a bern, tair iage house, poGl ry
house, &C. g.. The grounds about the houses are
beautifully OTnamented nth evergreens, shrub
berry, s.; The garden with sms fruits, such as
gooseberries, strawberries, curTants, grape vines,
plum trees, peach trees, &c. Also a thrifty young
Orcha d Of select fruit trees. Eight acres of land
surrounded ny hedge, plank, and paling fence, and
ia good repai
The above described property Is within the cor
porat precinct Of Scottville, an Is very desir-
able and beautiful homestead. (Two rods square
on the premises will be reserved a. fam ly bury
ing gTOt q -
on z-I- an excellent little farm Of one hundred
acres Of timber and arm land, with plenty Of stock
water IL h a very fertile little farm, and Joins
Gift No. I on the north side.
or As a coed Two story building 20 by 30 IT,,
cellar under the building an is suitable for a Ho-
rel or res dence for lsrgs family. At present It
is oc upied by Mr.. }. +. Stock, as Hotel, 1t is
situated on the sOnth side Of the public square in
the town OF Greenfield, Ill
on As new two tory store house, % by Sc
feet IN good repair, business location, situated 90
the north side OF The pubic square, IN Scottsyille
Ills. 1t Is at present Occupie by ). B. Voolfolk as
a dry goods store.
or SIS large two story building. with an ell
at ached II Is situated on the east SIDE Of the pub
lie square 10 the town OF SEQ tve, and is sui able
for a family residence, store house, for hotel.
Cir c. is fine large Jack. 10 hands inches in
height, Of IA proportions, and is very fine ami
NAL
on lis a fine large mealy nosed black Jacs
over - hands high, Of very fine proportions, fine
PERFORMER and valuable animal.
Git s.-Is fine mesly nOsed black Jack, over
Il heud~ high, very fne performer, none better,
or els the thorough bred sni eel brsted
stal 100, New York, imported from Kentucky lat
spring. He one OF the finest h rises in the Stste
about lG ha ds high, Of r, marksby fine proper.
tons. If the Bos On stock. For eXteLded pedge1
see Turf regis er.
We deem II unne essaly 70 describe every g,tt
m th'- enterprise. We will only ssy that 1t ID eli
valuable properly and is worth all il Is represented
10 he, save q small per cent added 10 defrsy toe
necessary eX n. q aud cost incumbent upon carry
ING out his enterprise.
Persons wishing further Information, and TO pro
tickets IN tbs liberal enterprise, viii apply to
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CIRCULAR TO SOLDIERS.
I'VE HAVE PUBLISHED THREE SPLENDID
Certificates of Service,

beautifully printed ia five cOiors size II BY l6
inches. The following is a description Of them
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LENT.--The penitential season of Lent
commenced yesterday. This fast was in
stituied by the Church to honor the fast Of
Jesus Christ, who, in the desert, tasted for
ty days and forty nights. The life of d
Christisn should be, as nearly as possible,
in conformity with that Of our Saviour, and
hence ought we to fast and pray, to be
humble and gentle, obedient to our supe-
riors, condescending 10 our interiors, faith
full to our friends, and charitable to our
enemies we should mortify the flesh that
We may purify the spirit we should be
temperate in our habits, and edifying in
our conversation, continually laboring to
overcome our corrupt nature, and to save
our immortal souls. The following are the
regulations for Lent in the diocese Of Nash
vile:
slMeat is allowed, by dispensation, At all
meals on Sundays, and at one meal on Mon
days, Wednesdays, thursdays and satur-
days except on Ash Wednesday, on the
Wednesday and the Saturday Of Ember
Week, and on the four last days Of Ember
Week.
Fish and flesh meats are never allowed
at the same meal during Lent, not even on
Sunday.
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The New York Tribune says "the
flow of gold into the Treasury through
the Custom-House evidently is not to
be stopped by croakiDg, or damned by
warfare on the Government credit OF
the commerce Of the country. The
amount of revenue from customs in
January was s., 4GO576 So This is the
most unfavorable month in the year
for reasons connected with the weather
and the course of trade. Yet, even at
that rate of influx of gold, more than
sufficient provision is made for the in
terest on the gold bearing bonds of the
United States"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

The New York News draws a com
parison between Washington and the
rebel General Lee "Hyperian to q
Satyr" Washington gave the weight
of his talents and influence to just
and holy cause. Lee has given his to a
war which he declared in advance ut
terly inexcusable. The one was pa
triot-the other is traitor without ex-
cuse-a demon fit only for the confines
of hell
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-02

The Committee on Foreign Affairs in
the rebel House Of Representatives, on
the Goth ult, reported some resolutions
on the subject of Southern Indepen-
dence. Mr. Gilmer, of North Carolina,
offered an amendment providing for an
American Diet" The subject of "diet'
is uppermost at Richmond just now
and Mr.. Gilmer evidently desires to
make the most of it.
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Executors Notice.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR UFoN
II the estate Of E H. Child e-s, ST., deceased,
th Is to notify all persons who indebted to said
estate 10 coms forward snd make payTnen-, a. m
diligence cannot be given. All persons having
claims aInst said esiae wi present them for pay
ment within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be barred. TH0S. CALDWELL, Execu'or.
Ofce A. L. Demos - Lsw Office, Cedar St
feh28-Im
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THE C0NsTTTUTIoEAL AMENDMENT IN AR
KASsAs-The Governor of Arkansas has
issued a Proclamation converting the
Legislature of that State on the LIST
Monday in April next, for the purpose
Of taking action on the proposed
amendment Of the Federal Constitu~
ton abolishing slavery.
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We are Indebted to our young friend,
MLToS j. RoGERs, for copy of bis
ballad, when IN ny Dreaming set to
music The ballad is an excellent pro-
duction, and the music appropriate
Mr.. Rogers has served three years
term in the Army, and is now employed
in the Quartermasters Department.
Oar columns have frequently been
graced with poetical contributions from
his pen.
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Five new regiments from Illinois and Iu-
diana have arrived in the city during the
past week. They are all fine looking men,
and We doubt not Will give good account
of themselves soon.
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Classical, Mathematical and
English School.

rE,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN his sehoo
in Nashville on Monday, March 9Th, 1865, u
the upper room Of the Baptist Chapel, on Poll
Avenue and continue il til July 1st. Entrance or
the south sde- In addition to the ain sud Greel
Classics, the usual EnglHh b an hes viii also h
Taught H. anticipates vii ples ure the renewa
Of former tfnfes siOna associations in the " anc
yiciuity, ami hopes also to f5rin new ones. Terms
glOper moth, payable monihlv in sdv1nce.
Names Of punils may be left At he Book sire o
Messrs Berry Co., and on SATURDAY, the 4th inst.
at tbs schoo. room from 10 20 L An.
MARLIN NAIHL. CROSS.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO THE
SECOND NATIONAL Bank.
Nashville, Tennessee
TRNAsUnY pEpARTAlENT.


OFFICE OF tbs CoNrTR0 .LER OF THE CCRaENcT, :
WASH GroE, Jan. 81, 1865. J
TTTHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w PIE Gated 70 the undersigned. IL his been
made o appear that "TdE SECOND NATIONAL
BANK Of NASHVILLE (" in the city ofNashviile,
10 The comfy OF Dav dson, and State If Tennessee,
has be duiy organized under aud according 70 the
requirements OF The Act OF Congress, entitled ''An
Act 10 provide National Currency, sesured bv n
Il dge of United States bon - and to provide for
the Circulation n d redemption thereof" approved
June Sd, 1864. and has com lied with II tho pro-
visions OF said act, requil Ell 10 re complied with
b fore comm encing the business Of Banking under
said Act
Now. therefore, ], Hugh McCuIoeh, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that "Ihe Sc
cond n tional Bank Of Nashville" IN the city Of
Nashville in the county Of Davii-cn and Site OF
Tenne ssee. is authorized . commen e the hn.i-
ness CT Panlzlng under the Act Aforesaid.
In test mony wheTeo t-ess my
ISraT hand and seal OF Office, tbs huty-ffst
4 day Of January. 1865.
- - HUGH McCULLOCH
Com troller Of the Currency
HsS-The above institution " u be opened 70 busi-
ness the course Of few days. Of which due no
tce " i be gwen.
JOHN LUMsDEN, Ca7hier
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THURSDAK MARCH ID, 1865,

COMMENTING at 10 o'clock, AM, consisting
u in part of 10 sacks Coffee, 90 bbls extra FamIl
Flour, 10 bb5 n q Sug>r 20 NJ Cigars 50 gross hne
cut chewing Tobacco, 20 doz canned Peaches, bhls
Potatoes, bbls Chesnuts, 50 doz Pickles, 70 boxes
Raisns, 5 foxes FiItert1, boxesAlmonds, boxes
English Walnuts, p boxes candy ''C mems Neu-
ire Platter Hats, doz Brown 81 deep. doz Boys'
sssor, ed, 4 doz Boys back vol, doz Boys' slate.
G d z Boys mixed, COZ mess' National, dozen
mems brown, doz brown BaiOn, doz pr nied, 6
doz mems black ~ deep, edozmens Light, dOz
Planter 3 doz extra Burnside, 10 doz Undershirts,
20 doz Neckties 100 resns note PAPER, 90 N enye-
lopes, As d6z fancy soap 50 dOz table cutlery, 2
gross No. 2 Shears, Wrapping Paper, Bias sets,
Tubs, BrOoms, DC. Al the above Goods are for
sale in lots to suit the trade.
We will also sell lot Of Furniture 1T II o'clock,
! Marble Top Bureau l Side-Eoard, Wsrdrobes,
l Cooking Stove, f1e MelodeOn, 4 Feather Beds,
6 Mattresses, fine Mag. Eedstesd, fine RoseWoOt
Bedstfa Tables. Sofas, wash lands, Chairs, &c.
sale up stairs. The whole catalogue 20 b5 sold out
III not disposad Of nj DTiVst5 sale maFl-st
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We are greatly obliged to W. C. Col
her, Cherry street, for a copy of the
Eclectic Magazine" for March. 1t is
embellished with superb engraving Of
Prince GoRcmKoFF, the distinguished
Russian
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At the great trade sale IL Boston on
the 22d ult, three millions of dollars
worth Of goods were sold. There were
about $500 buyers present, representing
al the loYal States.
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For further information in regard to
the skiilful success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader is referred to Still.
LE's THERAPEUTICS and MATERIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find Dr. McGilIs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment Of dis
cases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement satisfaction is gusrsn.
teed. With my general practice | treat
the following
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oFFlcE on pnovosT MARsnAL. !
EXTRACT.

Provost Orderl
No, 10. EXTRAvI-
/. Ii is deemed necessary for the information ana
instruction OF Officers Soldiers and Ctz ma, ~ ths
Post, 10 repubish Provost Order No. q, t-ef'es
1881 dated Arrl 9Th, 1854. -,
This order l. still in flll force and effect ana sll
perso Is wi be he rigidly acc uutable i'r iiopf
observance Of the same.
EXTRACT.
VIII. "The frequen with which horses ana
mules ars stole in the vicinity 81 the Pest oy ma-
raudng snldiers and yagrant Negroes calls Tor tne
most stringent measure 8 fer The suppression Of we
crime
Soldiers sra hired and paid to fab, and not 70
trad in horse and mules Thu Offering o. nor
or mule for sale by sodi r, Is IN self an olIensf,
and II prbaa ! q evidence Of his having become
in possession OF il by feonioua means, ard any CT
zen pa chasing Il b'comes an accompiee o. ms
guilt
any 50 der reing, or offering for sale horse or
ma e. or any citizen purchasing the same, q SGT
der will be arrested and punished
No negeo viii be peImitei to sell or offer ior sae
any horse or niue, without special pcf9HH rom
this Office on proof Of ownership, a8d any c,tz ~
purchasing horse or U from any negro Nltiioui
such permit vii be arres ed md punished.
The patrols Will be Instructed to arrest sii sol
ders, excepting Offers Orderles riding or nav
ng in their po~ession horses or mules not bTanoed
with the G vefnment brand"
By eommsnd OF bng. Gen. JSo. ?. MiLIER
HiINq FR BR DOkE,
msr2-3t Csptdn and Provost Marshai.
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SIS Reward

I OST, on ne 2sth ult between Fatherlsnd ST.,
1 Edgeield, and the Railroad Bridge, an IN
finished piec4 Of silk embroidery wrapped in q
linen towel with red border The above reward
viii be paid LOT the above article, If left at No. II
Union street, Nashville
marchl-Zt" j. H. RUGGLES.
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Building Lots for Sale.

7 HAVE or 10 lots, Immediately beyond the
L HOrtcu tura Garden, well situated for build
ing purposes, which will sell on good terms.
Apply at the Mayors Office.
feh26-tf John HIGH SMITH
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Arw advertisements.
Notice.
CHIEF Q. MS OFFICE. DEPT. OF oUl

CHIEF 2. MS OFFICE. DEPT. OF CUAIP. I
NASHVILLE, INN, Msrch l, 1856.
The Railroad Bridge acr0ss the Cumberland Riv-
er being unable 70 accommodate the Public ami
Private travel, Steam Ferry has been established
by the Quartermaster's Department, Just above
the Railroad hr'dge, at what is known a. Brown =
Landing. II Public travel viii cross by tfts Ferrv
when pract cable. and Private trsvel Will he allow
e on payment Of saae rates As charged by the
Railroad Bridge.
Bycommacd Of Maj Gen. Gro H. THoMAs.
J. /. D0NAi DSON.
Bvt Brig. Gen. Chief q n, Dept Cumb.
mar2-ls
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State of Illinois,
Plan of the Drawing.

The plsn Of the Driving is this Every number
will re plarec in rrller end thoroughly mixed and
mingled then the first dTsWn number entities the
holder Of that number to the first Or re- the second
drawn numbert to the second prize, and on. until
the drswngis complete and every prize drawn
thus all the fairness snd equity OF the plan
ron The information Of persons 81 a distance and
who rot acquainted with the proprietors Of this
Enterprise, we append the following;
We, the undersigned, tisens Of the city Of Saint
Lou = Mo-, snd Of the city Of Alton H., being per
sonally scqusinted with the PropueiOrs Of the New
Years Gif Enterprise, feel warranted IN saying that
the Enterprise viii he conducted throughout upon
strict principles Of honor, justice and equity.
Sneeuuger Hawk d, leBoW Sons,
Th0s l. Pinksrd. lawson A. Parks
H. W. Buckmsster, d. S. Haelin
Isaac Scavoit, + Dmmsck.
Ssm Wade, Waters, SimmOn & Co,
Mac0 v & Vermont, 1ourg Brothers,
p B MhIpple, bibhard
The Drawing for this splendid chance ~ luck will
take place IN q sh rt tme-as soon as the tickets
are disposed Of, and the tickets are now more than
half taken. The Drawing will he done IN CsrliD-
vile, Masoupin csuaty IN, and be conducted by
dslpterested men Of "a teRrty, IN public, and made
known through the public punts. Possession viii
b. given q the real estate the 20th day Of Az ri
next Good and sufficient warrantee titles gwen 10
the properly.
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Wanted

Two RENT FOR THE BALANCE OF THE PRE-
L sent year, q small psce within from to 7 miles
Of Nashville, situated on good road. The house
to be comfortabe, snd to contain four or five rooms,
with necessary out houses. Only a small amount
Of ground is desired. Enquire at this Office
febZS-3t
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Wanted.

A SITUATION IS WANTED BY A YOUNG
a wonan Would prefer teaching, or some light
dusv in a pfvats m ly. Terms very moderate,
and good references given. A@d ess 4. J., Union
Office Also tO9Td snd rooms for married lazy.
Ad. ress, with rms, as abJYs. marZ-lt'
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Election Notice

TIVE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
held al the Office Of the Company, No. II Church
street, on Thurday, % day OF March, 1865. b.
)rfer Of the President.
80 ~ IAE q KENnRICK. Sae'v.
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Bargains in Boots and Shoes st G. W.
Fall 4 Co.'S Hardware Store.
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Boarding

FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOoMNO
IA dated with Boarding in sprvate family, by sp
plying at No. IL South Cherry Street, next door TO
the Provost Marshai's Office. feb22-6wn
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Boarding.

A NY NUMBER OF GENTLEI CAN FINp
II good Board in pleasant part OF the city; slso
an ubfurnIshed room TO let II persons wishing
board For partcul 'rs apply at the Union Office.
fah7S-n
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For Rent

A NEW STORE, lust finished, on Union street.
"a between Cherry and summer.
ALSO-Portable Cottages and Scores on hand for
sale.-Csn Be put up IN tso days.
Inquire Of N. DERBY,
marl-u "a College street.
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PRICE OF TICKETS $500 EACH.

Letters addressed to Messrs. Cone Tunnel, No
40 Cherry street, Nashville, Teen, enclosing or
ders ard mooey for tickets, VIII be promptly re-
sponded to. and Tickets forwarded.
The property t. be disposed # as enumerated in
this Splendid Enterprise is all situated in the very
heart of The
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Wlis0n-W. d on 7, Waters and Wm II Gslmnst
l'sv.dson-Aai " p Lewis and Carter.
Shri y-J w lomeny and Co " 7 Rider
Eenfrs ss, W0TEaH, Ser Il aad Cumbcrlaf d-C6pt
Doughty and jones " Melton.
Carter an foHnSon-F jail smfTly
Greene. Hawkm-. Han oek aud JeffeTgOn-D G
Thomhurg
Knox and Sewer Samu1 NcCamron
Euae 20 0u Campbell lame A Dough y.
PoiE. NrMmr ard Mrgs-W Con- lend.
Rhra. B.edsae, HAMILTON sn8 Sequa che-J I
Wa ker.
Gundy c fec and Van Bureu--J ? Thomas
SUni %, Sumner AID Macon--Thc~d re HeTmans
J. vid7 q, B0teuso2. Montgomery and Cheat
hsm-Tr Jos Hudson.
Ru 'harf9-d and Federd-Ias Mill ns.
Lincoln. Nar-hdi AMI y les-uavd WcGehey.
Mill4m on, Maurvsnd Ieiria earl J. A neil
Pa, #f.u a,,s F51--..-u ye-Dorsfy horsas.
Pc aui tccaf1r-iehn Siersii.
Carroll Gibson. 1ad son and Henry-HiilIgm "
Woods.
Dyer and Landlord le-Wm Scales.
Upton, -he'hy and agefie-P Richards.
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Wanled.

A SITUATION IN A REFINED FAMILY BY
~ a highly educated lady from South Carolina 70
teach al English branches, Latin and Music on he
Psn0, in city OF country. Address
l.. MAThL& ABBOTT.
fehl9-2We Box IL, New Albany Ind