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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12
CHANCEPY CJUKY ATHHELBI
VILE
APRIL RULES, 1861.

E0'Cm1uJ. E-guH.
r ltIIE.ral l#I.
Thos. =. Slarp. John a. u Nesl, J1o. z. Me5ae.
Minis case Is Appearing 70 the Clerk sud Master,
that The defendant, John H D'Ncal Is q uCu-resl-
deaf 81 the state 81 Tennessee, 80 thaI the ordinary
process o. Law cannot Ue served upon nIm q Is
therefore ordered Iz1 UluIcsilOu De made !or IJUr
successive WeeE- In the Na.-Lgi DE U5i0n, Dc spa
Ter Published lu the city Ui Nashville. req %. x
SID Gsi-uiaut. e. Nes., % pear ~ ihe next Tenn
O.. The thsuHy-y C0urr, DO te hrlI m thr town gi
-r+.rsgII.e Ou the rr-t Monday ais1T the fourth
Monday Iu August U.rI, tlen aud there 20 plead,
alsgscr CFueIlu- o. lpslualt- lili, Iue same
,Eil be takeu a- rouIe-rf-d g. 10 m, and rel for
heasrIur e. p1atr LEWIS IILLMAN, g q 81.
rnay.-4aF r.. u CALDWELL, Solicitor.
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Cor X TcxNEIL.-Th.s irm has receiv-
ed the Louisv.lle Journal Of the nth, and
ths Cincinnati Commercial and Gazette Of
the 10Th.
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ADlEs EzFEEss Our thanks are due 70
the gentlemen Of this Company for late
papers.
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Slippers should hear 10 ulind that he EEpress
C1Iu5lies are not bould when property is destroy
81 ~ n eneEnlss 81 tne coultrEr slt should N
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FIExDIsH OFTE-SE.-Wslter stulls, Of the
"a Tennessee United sil;ss m1uatsd ia.
iauiry, has been arrested on the charge
that be, together with Thomas Kennedy
and Thomas Brewer, Of the same regiment,
on the 2Is! OF April last entered q house st
Clifton, in this State. The lady Of the
house sui her tao dEuEL.g-z were within.
They demtulel thei- money, i was re-
fused. They then preceded t. enact the
most shocking atrocities, The persons Of
The three ladies were violated, and to make
them give up the money which the tieads
insisted they had hidden, they hung them,
but took them down before life was extinct
90 all the outrage, Of the war few have
o4uGlIci this IN atrpaiy. Il is hoped The
two other demons, KcaeiEy and Brewer,
wall before long be la the hands Of Just ee
and meet with righteous reiribua1u. The
earth ought DO. % 30 numbered with such
wretlhe- crawling OF its bosom.
Bussr Ursrr We learn that Hlr. Chan
cy, o. DE QuartarmasteE's Department,
met with On a-..I.a. oa "Wednesday LAST
whilst taking buggy ride just beyond the
pIckeis GA ths FrluEllu Pike. In driving
% the pike abe buggy upset, throwing the
occupants CUE, with but H.;Ie injury, and
Tightening the horse, which broke away
aud soon demolished ll- vehicle. uu re-
turning the next ilarr.ug twas found that
some oae had taken care %. tho hind wheels
and szsl, but it is hoped that they DO Lot
mean b. rctsiu tlem.
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TOOK va osTB.-Ca Captain G51iw.u's Office
was crowded with business yesterday, two
hundred and twelve para,ei rebel soldiers
took the oath Of siiegi ELce. The amnesty
oath is 10 longer administered .u this de-
Psrtment, only 10 exceptional cases. The
men were principally from J0hustau's AZ
my. some were from Lees. They were
not nth their regiments when The suTren-
der vas made, but csme 10 afterwards from
Mscon, Columb bus, and Augusta, Georgia,
and frem B-0wusylIc, Alabama. Some OF
them had reaches X knoxville under Gag
OF truce. May % ;hem had Lees and
J0hust5u's paroles. These they tore up
and freely took lhs oath. Among the par
~ were abe following csScsrs LIeuteusnts
Jacob Niseuhelmer, ilth Ala. VA. Ad-
ans, "a Tenn. Thos. G0ojsou. 2Sth Tenn;
Juo. Smith. IH Ky. cavalry william
Jones, srd Teua. Captains ". %. Rein
hardi. zgsi Tenn, Ia5. u. Wade, ari Ky.
cavalry; Ba.ls n. Msya, 6sh Tenn. -
Cruise, Of Cruse's battery - Key. o.
Keys battery EpA. ?. Chsatasu, A. e
N MAJOR Wall, A. Z. n. I. Thos. Glib.
s0u and Jas. n. West. aid a. camps OF
Breckcurlds's staff uaHl. A. LlathoTcomr
and Joshua Cor, Ns.lrs and S surgeons
and v james, Nslor Ilth Tennessee.
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The Beard ct Al3e.usa uos last even
5u-. President scovel IN the chair.
The reports Of vorioas city olheors were
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Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
Catarrhal Consumption.

To r.. Srr-s O. Son, go North Sl-fh s., PiEG..
I seud you cert Iasre Of Naomi wilcox ~ this
foy.u-sfe Wa- afH .ted with Catarrhal ConsUln D.
ton and TIED many remedies, but continued %
grow weaker; luuE- and s'OTGch became very
much dIs0riered, and her physleisns snd fIiends
despsired q ner life Through the use Of yCur
Compound Syrup OF Wlt Cherry she entirely re-
covered K. u. SMITH, Justice Of the Peace.
Goyerneur, New FORK.
This valuable Meilclue, prepared only BY DR..
SEsyne bon, 50 t0rtl sLEth Sheet, Pn-lsde pha.
Sold By
W.JSC. ". SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church add Vine Sgrssts- Nashville.
81 ~ b. 81
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ID. All foreign cereals admitted In VIZ
tue Of the preceding article, are likewise
subject to such taxes as are levied on ma
tiousl grain when cleared, FOX eoHsumP-
ton.
Sd. All the cereals treated Of IN Article
I. may be admitted 70 bond IN the Lisbon
and Aportor custom houses, in conformity
with existing 6scsI reIations.
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PoLayD's VaEurr.-This theatre is be-
coming one Of the most popular places o.
amusement in the city. Tacir variety per-
r5rmauces seem 10 give universal satisiss-
ton. Dick Esud, the Clog Dancer is the
wonder OF the sgc-
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River and Steamboat New,

AEEIVALa.
B5uuds, Louisville.
Leni sati, Cincinnati.
Starlight, Clucinnst.
Science No. 2. Eastport.
Gen. S egel, Passport.
DEPARTURES.
Caroline, CiucinnEti.
The river is at e stand, with ~ feel 10
the shoals.
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I:SsSSlSlsSSxiSX
No travellers, sod ere. or sesnSn's our6i i con-
plete without u

Fsn or daEHpress dos uctsfiert it: ean - car-
nee 10 he coat pocket EASILY used on horselz-k
From Deut ON ". 2. Cushire. q s NJ
"hsv.nE esrrei oBs sllh ne % - I ear szv
thst g - TIE rness compete ana conveuisuf article
sor ne srloIsr Or ssioE t1si hSs ever come under
ny nozcs-"
i; Is bruf1I ~ just the srticles 8 solder or
traveleT Deeds ioE dsly Use 7-l1l.o s C5ngrugs-
ro3Gast.
We have also letif r b gfy e1Ennnenilne o. Ease
from senator Wlison, hllrzrF COMMITTEES, a. =
Seusie- GOV. Pe-Troi - tszsi Nirziria; E-zr-Ad-
I m-rsl smith. BrlE- Gen. h syrs. BnE General Ds
I Russev " ~ kcE KIM A. y n heslle- com
uenda.oTy notices fr0.n mot q tn iasirE oar
I nails Ia the county AEs8is ssnted- SEAT, pot
I pad. OF recsipt q pnce, 8 ga eEt1a huisn
$ O..
III .. B. BROOKS BROTHERs.
mWs-eW Mzurfse-rii ers- -sforn Mss
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OrE JOS UFUCE-Wes executing every
description 81 plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the nea.est style, aui - the lowest
prices. 81 this oalct.
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FOr sale.

A COOP ~rsffE r~f rrfgs f-e ~
- fifcati sa-ii berry af-aaft Ir-I -.fa.sr ~ =
s-1rF. b - sd .a.s. ga z-lsaf Is rs ast =
rrarit-lte
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CHANCERT COURT At HHELBI
APRIL RULES, ls5s.
. ?. W.EE1s
-s7rs4nr7-

h, p " .EL.ls
-ArtaClrIlFrf
Hsrod e. Holt
II tas csc lt appearing % the satisfaction Of toe
Clerk and Master, tom the comPslnEnts tall,
which D. slr0ru Co, that The dsfenoant. hefou q
Ec.t ls zen resident Cf tee state 81 Tennessee,
10 tnGi the CIl usrs iroCess O. as cEunat BE serF-
ed upon hlu t therefore C-1ereo thal p1olea-
moo o. uale Cor four successive weeks ~ the Nash
vile Julun- . ness psper Published u he cay o.
Nashville, requiring ine ssf1 defendant 20 spqtl- a.
uls u-Ei term o. The llA8se-y COlTt % - he'd ~
I >1sluyNi.e OF tie rr-t Monday aftsT tie fourth
= Sllag 10 August ua1t, tlen and there ~ p.eaa,
sl-ye5 0r asrsur % complainant tai or the ssIne
vii uc taken Tor lllsezsel ADD set Tor EeAEug e.
-z--t
| Usy7-4tss LEWIS TILLMAS, c 4 n.
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GRusIpeSs DIRECTORY.

Fer sale at this Office, one good Tobacco
s--su. wiz be cold chesP Tor cash.
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List OF Prices.

At the Bankrupt Sale Store, No. 50 Mar-
ket street, between Union and the Square,
where large assortment can be found.
S. LIEEEEEAS, Proprietor.
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Old Pspers Tor sale ut tais once. The
largest in the city.
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10 EECErII0S.-Persous who get before
the Recorder are continually Uskiug the
Newspaper reporters 70 omit their names
from the reports. The Louisville Journal
thinks it unjust to make any dllcrimina-
ti0n, and states that the names Of all who
appear before the Recorder viii appear il
the Newspaper.
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MORTON, CRAIG { CO.,
Commission, Receiving, 4 Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
No. q West Fourth st., Cincinnati, 0.

VETE hsve formed a partnership under the above
" name snd style, for The purpose Of doing q
General Commission, Receiving, snd Forward ng
Business, and beg leave 10 announce % our trends
and the trade generally, % manufacturers En8 pro
ducer-, that We are prepared % receive, snd give
our prompt attention to consgnmeuLs- snt 10 the
interests Of those who may fayOr Us with their Dls-
mess.
We also p-opose-and have arrangements 70
make it special ans permanent feature 81 our bu-
siness-tO purchase goods on orders for merchants
ana others doing business m tbs South and " e-t,
IN the Federal Tuesl. which cannot faii % prove
source Of convenience snd profit 10 those awaiting
the nseives Of our services. We tne-et0Te solicit
orders win entire confidence thai satisfaction vii
be given.
Prompt sttenron gwen slso 10 receiving and for
Warding goods
DseuiDg DO unnecessary 70 Use the names o.
prominent Trends 10 almost every city % the Union
we refer with puls and c0uf1ence 20 our late OH
cis' positions, and % those who have known a.
longest and best, 10 our native section, Tor The
prompiness and fieilty with which we Tray be eL-
pected to discharge our duty 70 si who may in
trust Their business and interests n orr care.
We re-peeU fully invite q D eunesst7a1-, aGI f1eDds
from other sections Of the county visiting thi- city,
for eirCouveul ence, 70 have Their Letters adrs= ed
TO our care Gud 20 make Office their hesaqu ar
ters durnE their stay n ihe city.
Officer sud Soldiers having Trade Permits for
Tennessee can BE- facilitated IN tneIr business AZ
rangeIneuts b calling 81 our ONCE.
JAMES MORTON,
JOIN j. CRAIG
marI6-sm JAMES ;. MJEFO n
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PEIsoyEzs Seventy ave prisoners o.
war, SIX Of them comm .ssioned officers, ar
rived q the city yesterday.
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APRIL RULES, lal

APRIL RULES, lS55.
r5r.- "a Bowen. F.1u e !. Bowen. Nary Z Bowen
rag.- = Btwe1, ty 1sz nez- ir.e1a, ani Ia "
kluE Al---, etc
~ = luetln BIZ
, u G5rdon Err-uIo-, a., ana othe-.
rsft.s czuza 10 appearing 20 ne szi.sfsa;ira &
80 CO... rlI NIssttr t-sl DE oeie1 iaut- tsslr-s
nj t---sau. gsrr-- Is trr1cu, n l. tur1on. John
a t,r-t7u. Hsrsh A tsEtt1 lu-ss,lluek b-o, Nancy
+ Rim. Az b Hlln1, MAry A AHen. and hex nu--
fsnI = Alien. byihesla 8 orange snd her hus-
- J 4 gr.11ze Jsne II beicher ana her hustssnd
j a ReI-hsr. WIu 4 iIs tsor1ul. - Mrkhe1ls
- 81. - Narv A. f1-rusTiy May A Ws'Is-s
/ Ya1r.-as 81 Mrl.a-e. John q Mz4lsre, ALl1r /
N-.7-a- " lam NJ Moore. Many Mocr-s and her
fs-h,nd Wm Is Mocres, are nuB-re1dsuts Of TIE
-fss "a Itanf-zeE, - llsf tle Qr1-arg prolfss q
.ssl rsrrur ts =srrsi -Esr item; 2 j. therefore Or
,..-s5 ms retfa-aa1n b. maze iar four couseru-
t.va,Fa,ks ID the Nzs1v De- Iuioz. a newspaper
i.-sa she'd 10 tie CIV 81 Nashville, requiring sd
8aats 60 sTlf.ear 81 the neri term q TIE CnEn-
ce-v tou-t e. - he'd IN CE-ltage. Lslnersee, on
The tt rd wo-isy .1 August eek, Isis, us1 and
trs-e to Iss3, sls~er. OF denEr q uourp.sins1fs
t.l. o. tie same vi O. uEeB f5T confessed - o.
llss.u sd aes Or hCarlnE Er r1-,G
J. r. CAMPBELL
I-zyt-fgW Ce-k an1 Master.
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II Is MOL A DYE.

RENEsTEz--H II complete within itself; 10 other
dressing or accompaniment Of any kind bein- re-
CURED The hGT = renovated add stree gthened,
Al -r-stored tOits original color, sofuess and beau.
", without the Application Of mineral substance
u b. entirely dlfeIeut IRON tie many srticis- that
have been issued from tlnie 70 tinle and l. he
ONLY ESOWs REsToEER n C6LoR and perfect Hna
DaEssEs c0NETSED. % = delicsiely perfumed and
can he applied By hand, or soa brnsh 81 it doe.
not STAN he szn or soil the finest linen
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wEP. EtToy & Co, are orr sole A1ver.
tang Agents for Baltimore, Nd
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Gold is falling, 50 is The price Of Photo
rrapl = It the Gallery Of the Cumberland.
Gard Pictures nov only IS PER dozen.
sDrII-tr as. WoEsr, g Cedar st.
IrE Crrsrsl IcE CEzsTsli--T have 5ust
receivee a supply Of lee Chests Of various
sizes suitabls tor Families, H9te3s, ssioons.
and Green Grocsrs, which ] oler i'r safe
on reasonable terms Chests Of any des-
cript Oh made e. order ID the shortest no
/ tics. ". P. H1HE,
Ice Depot, 10. Cr.di-s street
| ms--4t uesr Lou and Nash Leg1t.
Gresley's American conflict cloth and
| sh-epl for sale BY Cone Tunnel, $50. 80
Cherry street
Worth AmsrieaB, Salioaai Quarterly,
North British and Social seryics Heviews,
lust received and for sale b. Cone a Iua-
| nsll, no. 30 Cherry street i
GEsrLrurS's CLorzIss cleaned ard rs-
ps5red a. 2gI-z Cedar Street, corner Of
| cherry, BY Jas. J. AfcLouoELEs.
Bauufl Pictures Of Babies taken in
three seconds By 8ir. Ferdinand, the grsLt
Baby Tanner. At the Gallery Of the Cunber-
r.d. Eyril-tL
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Fort DoneIsOn.

], is well remembered that the fall o.
D5nels9u occurred ia the month Of Febru-
airy, 1852. u is also known 10 many IN
this city and vicinity that during the
came month, Mcssrs. Stark Hllard, Of
Springfield, Robertson county, manufse-
tur1d a few barrels Of choice whisky, and
tLat small quantity Of that identical az
ticlo is yet czsaat, Is g remarkable fact. 1t
can be found 90 the Erwin Exchange, En-
win House building. The Bourbon Whisky
at the same place Is perhaps uuequalIed IN
this city. aprI2-tr
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For sale AZ this oEce. one Hand Wagon,
nearly new. which will Be sold eheaP-
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All perrons sHi icted with private diseases
would do well 70 call on DR.. A hfehsrd
Jones, No. g Dsadsriek street, up starr.
DR.. j. may be found u his ONCE az 81.
hour. spre
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Chanoery Court at Manchester.

y %, Ailath- BID
Wm. Wa ieunsn. q a1hers-j
TINHE a. eudani, Wa. $ Whliemzn. beng ron
i Gssl1eui q re sEsis q Tena-=-ee a. ehsFcei
ihs ial il b therefore oJlere1 nat uuh,lca.lan
D. us4e ~ Sour s1actasFe weeks IN he hsslTal e
Aulol, ucEspaper plu.lshHd 10 tie civ q Nash
Ells, uoIgluE ne respundeli o. EpEss- tsf1re ne
CaarcerF tqliTl - Es1cneste- 90 ne sr.s M0usEy
IN AaEast isl.. zad ihers = make rs bIl q tha
ssine VI D. iakeu icl cuuissssi snd ssf f1r hsarng
e. PaiG JANIS PRICK,
1s3t~iiFs Gegk AID AksisT,
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.s1a9llrllIe 80lQn.
NM. ClYEEoy 4 90. Publishers.


JAWS B. QUDEE, % me Nati0nuI Basasr,
8, 5u- sole Advertising Agent for Ciu-
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N4fHvsLIE RAGS CovEsr.-Thrcc races
take pisce this day--a running race for
one Thousand dollars tr1iluE match Tor
four hundred d0llATs-aui match against
time for a elub purse Of Say dollars. A
total o. seventeen horses is entered, and
me amusement may BE- anticipated. ON
ui5asos ruR from tho square during the
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IN CH8ECERY 1T CARTRAGE
APRIL RCLEs. Isss-
Nsihas Ward s1l q. p. Cz-Eeuser.l

~ -Ini- End Atta-h
r A. WrislE and others. h-I
IL this cslze q app@srlnr % tbe sz+fsfartIo- q
re C.srig sud Mister thst lei-1E snf p A. Wrsrtt
!. rlg-rszsdeut 81 the siste 81 Tecnezsee b rlst
49, c-i rzry F-uee-- 81 las tnnot D. -erai go
hIsn. "a : therefore oraeura tfzt rrnleatlon -
r,,sfs N four Cll-osguFe Nerks - fiae Nashville
100 A rssrsuater pualished ID tle city % Nash
ne rasi5unE SAD ceiendaai % sFpear haE1re ne
l-s---e-s Court - CF.rhsze, TsuDessea. cu tae -
sTesra, Ia August usEL las, thea aad thsre 20
rIsf srsuar ~ dernur 10 con slEs1i I'LL ~ ils
s-r-,e = n - taken tog cuuisssed a. 10 HIM End 81
f5T heErnE e pzrlG ~, n SAAr BELL
r1avt-4tH Clerk G1d Master.
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Election Notice.
UNION AND PLANTERs BASEs. !

@AsAtiAa-15 ArYlt - 80
There Nill b. e meeting q TIE stocEholSers Of
re lul0n and PlAzieTs hsEks On NoBdsy, -tisa I'd
q Hay nsxt. A. tbsis respective BANKING osises 10
NsshTlile a. II O'clock m, % take MO eonsld-
s-E1on tie sutsscf q E1rrendsrnE thn charters 81
the rNo bsnzs SC EIDel1g ~ theirEfa.rs
By order q tne respective nosris
y0e- " ALLEe, Cssh Unioa Bsnk.
. WEAVER, CEzh- PlSnisr's Bsnk-
surEl-td
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Buckeye
Reapers & Mowers.
NOTICE.

A Ia PERSONS EAFES5 CLAIMS AGAINST
81 ne 6fh cEFzlry lsyIsscl, ccllE1EEde1 y sres
vi Hascr Ge1srsl Hslch, III ebd i y tEclr a.
yNstSgs 70 esn On 7. o. BiEBsy, No. 10 CosTTy -,
u. y Club House-l HqSlb-a
IL, p. nd D. eopy,l
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NV TKEaTEE.-The play OF the Seven
Sister, p with its magnificent wardrobe, its
splendid decorations, rs un=IvllIcd scene
~, .s Asiouiahiug stage C1y-.s, It's oddly
o. incidents, and ITS rol.iez.ug '-n, attracts
uu5ouuigd applique. Gwll B. performed
sgsiu tonight
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The genuine Cumberland Coal can be had
OF knight Bros. Office 1t Driver a Browns,
No, - West Public Square.
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4 Scientific Vegetable Preparation OF
Rare Ingredients. DelIeateIY Per.

Iumeds lrg
" london Hair CJo- Rsgfore- aad Dres-rc "
" London Hair C5l0- Rest0-er Gad D-szslsq. "
" london Heir CJ0r RestO7er asd D-eEi17,"
" L0nG0B Ha- CJ0- Re1tors- and Dresaag A."
1t sill restore Ersy hzir 10 its original color.
Att all Fnske u rios 90 bsld heads.
at vii restore the natural secreiOns.
at vii remove al oandruff and itching.
5.-It gll, maze the hRr soft gio.sy ana flexible
sit VII preserve the or gIna color 70 cd age.
lit WI prevent III hsir from falling Of
Sit VII cure al diseases Of the scalp
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" 7 Nc ENIOUsLY CONTRTEkD, AND EsPE-
i cisliy adaptet 70 Soldiers and sslors."-A7ulg
1ni Non. Jgsrsnl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-17
NEW YORK. july |


The steamer Fulton brings Savannah anu
Charleston dates 10 the 11tl.
The Savannah Herald contains an address
bycx- Governor Brown to the people Of Gcor-
gia, in which he urges them to support not
only the Government of the United States
but the Administration of the present Chief
Magistrate. lie appeals to them to take the
amnesty oath and observe it in good faith
He urges that slavery is now dead forever
As to his slaves he will at once cmancipat,
them and treat them as free, giving then
| part OF the crop or wages for their labor
| To those who cannot support the Constitu
ton OF the Government he suggests imlnigra
| ton from the country
The Savannah Herald says that the 9Th L
S. Infantry are to garrison Charleston.
The 4ih OF July was celebrated in Augusts
| by colored procession with banner on
which was inscribed Death 81 Secession
and Slavery" and Frecelomand Equality.
In the afternoon the troops paradcd ana III
the evening fireworks
The railroads are being completed IN inc
interior and communications re established
| Large numbers of ne sroes are dying III
and about Macon, resulting from want OF
| medical aid and necessarIes oil me-
Capt Clark, 22d Michigan, was shot dead
bv fisor.lcrly soldiers Of the 4th regulars
| near Macon on the LIST.
The Charleston fo'trier complains of riots
and breaches of the peace, saying people
cannot walk the streets at night with
out fear of being robbed and killed. This
condition Of affairs appears to have arisen
from distinctions of color maintained there
Negroes attack white citizens and white cit
liens attack negroes. The white and blacl,
soldiers also attack each other
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-17
A lBENEFACTRESa.

There is a woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been associated, in our mind, with
the Yankee" 'Qutck," and "llumbug" But
u 1855 no longer, and We desiee to wrest her
nsine from all such suspicious association in all
other minds. Whatever notions we mt have Of
womnnly delicacy and propriety. We VIII admit
that woman alone is the Nurse the good Nurse
the hest Nurse. Whether we shall have Female
Physicians or not, Is a question which must bt
decided by time and principle, and not rs a mat
ter OF taste. Pride. prejudice. caprice and Gus
tom NAV as well behave themselves, for If there
is RALLY y wast. there will also be supply i
there be calling" there will be a coming
Nature aud human society are always sci suppl
ing, and though Art and Fashion may hinder
they canno'preyent
Mrs Winslow does not want to treat you Gen
nemen! Nor Dies she prescribe regimen foi
your wives; but modestly appears a. a Inessen
,eI u h. Allth and happiness to your INFANTS ~
| the cradle Is there anything improper IN that;
4 Nurse of g 30 wears experience can boldly
"a, what is or is not good for babe and ought
to be listened TO- God speed her on humble bnl
happy mission. She Is the most successful phys
,cian and most cicctual beneiactress our u tie on,
ever eniuycd-her loing parents rot eNcPeted
just open The door for Yer. and Mrs WINSTON
will prove the American Florence Nightingale q
| the Nursery vi this we are sure. that We
will t.. ell our "Srs," to saw "a BLESSING o.
| Mps W,Nslow'-for uel ping her u survive an'
| escape gripiog colicking aud teething siege -
| We confirm every word sci forth in the PRosrEc
| IRIS. II performs precisely what IT processes Il
perform. ever, Part OF 1t nothing iess. -. ava.
| vour Cordial" 'Iaregoric.' Drops. "Landa
! nnm. and every other Narcotic. ny whirh ~
babe is drugved into stupidity, aud rendered dnl
ard idotic for life.
We have never seen Mrs Wiaslow-know he
only through the preparation Of her :" Soothing
Syrup for children reething." IL we had ne
power we would make her, as she is, plysica
savior to the Infant Race.