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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
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Leroy NJ Wiley and others Assisnees, &c. ast George W.
Goocb.
This case came up before the Court on motion
10 show why the order issued In this should
not be vacated The defendant In this case was seems tho
asnor Of Lane Boyce Co.. the s.sisno oi the plaintiffs
ThA, 4. snch agent lie collected In Texas sl7 900 for
IL hr which he either invested In took payment for
Confederate aud Southern State Bonds negroes and land
claims. Til. the plaintiff. claim .oruous conversion,
and on thi. they have procured order Of arrest.
The defendant to day moved for the vacation OF the order on
the .ds' GETTING up ia' s M soaSs army and that be-
fore the war underood collections must be let very
mneh In Ill discretion that be money forward by
thing 10 take stocks of goods for other debts and sell such
toe, Tor Confrderae money tha, Butler whom.
tho order of the defendant he had turned s OF the bills
and Of Lane Boyee CO. et for the North leaving
Coin. his cashier and principal eeIs IN charge ta'
owing TO his departure and tho supcions that Butler was not
loyal TO the South Colus fearing that all OF the assets would
bo the southern Conederaey requecdths de.
ndant 20 take crge OF the bills and assets aud collect them
ana use hi. in investing them that the defend
ant then eon,chpt in the southern army and wa, well
Low a. loyal the Southern Coniederacy Leroy NJ WI
lev claimed to be and believed such assets would bc
Office Houston and such time he could to the col
ecton Of tho bills &C. SD collected them by receiving such
sood Confederate money and property he could get and
out of the proceeds ad- Investments in Confederate secufi
cs according to hs best judgment, 70, the plaintiffs interest
He further say. that The Paiaiih w,s{ having gone to
The assets OF tho 6f defendant aud Bank,
slant and that Wiley aud Banks knew the
Of tho defendant In hi. collections that proceed
ns were for tho forfeiture of these assets but by
the efforts OF the defendant and mainly on the ground that
The defendant further dspose. that lie to New
Yori last July aud was received kindly by Wiley, aud pre-
,rn,ed Wiley with his account and offered 10 turn 10
him ths sec1ritles and l. stl willing to do so
These securlte. are 10000 six per cent Confederate
Bond, in other Confederate eeaIte' title to ten
The remainder Of bis indie bedpe's Is made up Of salary
some ,mslsr items, making altogether Upward Of SIN 600
Lane make sndsviu in confirmation Of defendants state
melt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

MAN SHOT By A SALOON KEEPRR.-About 10
O'clock ti, morning Owen Kiernan entered the saloon
of John Mnlholltud, No. 100 hottest, and while there
became engaged quarrel with the proprietor as to
the quality of the i1uor he drinking. The dispute
terminated by Mllholand shooting Herman in the
neck infictng dangerous wound. He was taken to
Belevgc Hospital Mulholand was arrested by Officer
Mulav " the Fourteenth Precinct, and was yesterday
committed by Justice Hogan. The wounded man IL q
bartender aged q years. and resided at No. l25 BaI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
, ,,,svrv,x RSseFp-Mr. r. s. HAYS Of

A JERsEYMAS R6bbRp.-Mr' IL. = hhys O'
p,,.-sor ,onor,. "a .ia niia 81 The t@..- go. go
Precinct that he went 20 base ball match yesterday
at the Union grounds and while there robbed Of
his coat and watch bedGes other articles valued III all
nj eCO
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
HIGGINSs, SIXTH-AVENUE.
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.

w. invite you TO inspect immense assorneSt whle3
4. positively the gest this city Nearly io" ifsnnso
Hats are always made Up and on exhibition
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
all necessary information about the organisation Of the
regiment" ..f... fr.. tff.|.r 4
AN OLD COURT CLERK GosR-Mr. George

AN OLD Court CLERK GOsE,--Mr. George
Eadc for nearly twelve years Docket clerk in the Su
pcror Court died at early hour, at his residence
SatuidIy morning last after illness Of few hours
He attended to h duties up to clock on Friday af.
ternOon, and in short time after reaching his home
breathed his last. George" was a kind and courte.
Gus officer. thorough gentleman and most agreeable
associate and he discharged his various dutcs with
perfect satisfaction 10 tho Justices Of the Supe.
iior Court On Saturday afternoon the 'clerks
lions we're adoyteI taking appropriate notice of the
death of Mr.. fadie. condoling with his bereaved
family and that the clerks and officers Of the Court
tend tic funeral in BODY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Jockeys and TtTRBANS in ENDLESS vAkiETyy'
Jockeys and TURBASS In ENDLESS NAhlEIi.
~ REMEMBERING. l26 sIXTH-avEST, VI: y,

Fo, Lsde, Misses and Chidrenall .hares 'Ee, syies
,na d..isns both trimmed and untrirnmed md ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

IT,. .sr from the Astor House and CanA pass our door.
,b. Condnctor TO let You at Tenths The pfopne-
@ M employes OF the Hotels will direct stranger. TO our
'ofs % enp'.''' - ~ NJ T. HIGGINS. ,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

Fatal Rnilrond Accidents.

| TWO PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL w0USDRD-
| DISASTER on THE PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
RAILROAD.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27

The senate Bin as Amended.
The following is the Senate bill
granting impartial suffrage in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, as amended by the
Committee on the District and report
ed to the Senate on the 2Oth by Sena-
tor Morrill,, chairman Of the committee
A BILL 70 regulate the elective fran
elise ia she District OF columbia.
R,f enacted b. the S.7lats and House @,
E-nr.s8.ltutz ~ The ilufd >a'os Of
srr4sl ga Congress Iassm5'sf That
from and after the passage Of this act,
each and every msle person, except
paupers snd persons under guardian
shin. of the age of twenty-one years
and upwards. who has not been con-
yicted Of any inlamoue crime or Of
fence. and who is a citizen OF the
United States, and who shall be able
10 read the Constitution Of the United
States in the English language, and
write HE namo, and who shall have re-
sided in the said District for the pc.
riod of six months previous 10 any
election therein, shall be entitled to
the elective franchise, and shall be
deemed an elector and entitled 10 vote
AZ any election in said District, without
any distinction on account OF color and
race.
Sc . An3Js afrtLsr enacted, That
any person whose duty It shall be to
receive votes at any election within the
District of Columbia, who shall wilfully
refuse to receive or who shall wIliully
reject the vote Of any person entitled
20 such right under this act shall be
liable to an action Of tort by the person
injured. and shall be liable on lndict-
ment and conviction, 1t such act was
done knowingly, 10 q fine not exceed
ing FIVE thousand dollars, or 10 impris
oument for term not exceeding one
vear. in the ish Of said District, or I
both
Src. 3. Apd jr e further enacted, That
It any person or persons shall wIlfully
interrupt or disturb any such elector
IN the exercise OF such franchise, he or
they shall be deemed guilty OF mis-
deneauor and, on conviction thereof,
shall be fined IN any sum not 30 eX-
coed one thousand dollars, or be im~
prisoued IN the cell OF dungeon Of the
iail in said District, sud fed on bread
aud water only, for period not 70 eN>
oeed thirty days, or both, at the discTe
ton Of the court
Sac Ani btHT irt.0 enacted, That
il shall be the duty Of the several
courts having criminal jurisdiction in
said district 10 give this act in special
charge to the grand jury at the com
meucement OF each term Of the court
SEC D. AID BE- nfirfir enacted, That all
acts and parts OF acts inconsistent with
this act be, and the same sire hereby,
repealed,
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Are senators PurchHsables
The New York Tribune Of the 2Hth


ilst says.
-la H .a-e ai Representatives yesterday
I..rH#I ..r.I Nr passing nul reported by
o.. N aslhurly. ul liEauIs. from the Com
II.I.#r .. Commerce, Eu conformity win a
... .uutaIlt.au ui President johnson 8 late
|.sssaEr. .la facilitate postal, commercial
H.4 luH..srF rHmmuulguuog between the
..H.. .a. OOH ufuEIlga-Iu substantial
... -tl4cr sIih MT. summers 81 the last
...s..H. .latr.tlF uf.rUaJ company she'll
usu... .r.l Boz authorized Ic transport malls,
r.-..r-.s. aaI freight hatveru any two
.f,. .. H.l lu.Hu. auy attempt of state
Is coo. .r .rHHtuuio monopoly ui such
- Ual-H.rs.iaa lo tle contrary nutwtth-
alaHH|uE
49,, ha,e butte uiui hope ih1t this bill
uH BOD" tie tsuafe. Ihc tIuaCH uHn
.|- .." aar. l.,H. can afford 70 pes @
lH.r.r .. uA HaH Dollars % atItu' %
asu uE uHs-iIIE Iftr stE aEFLYSufrIcItSr
-..I, Utr.s passage ui such on act through
che h.lzc tends Do culghten the pubhc
with regard to sbg injustice and evils Of
Railroad Monopoly, sud Go increase the
difficulty end Veil % buying another re-
urEal oftt Hlm ever 90 NerEi and reckless
81 lrt.sIaIulr Ne uust. therefore. that tb'
.HHai. VII. tt pressed to vote 0u che HOUSE
t-.I tla. tlg country may note how % ID
defeated.
The Times is not very complimentary
60 ths senate. lfit can be purchased
ty tbe Camden andAmboy Company
or any other Company, Il ought 10 h'
eoecd up DC would be better for the
country Tor some Cromwell 10 dispers,
90, aud give us something that can b,
trbsi
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27
AUCTION SALE OF
Covenant Buildings & Lumber,


+ WILL offer for sale az Pubic Auction, on We'd
1 nesdsy, January "a. 1866. the following Govern
ment Buildings. It dgeheld, Tenn. aud known ~
abs Cavalry Depot
one Buldme 12126, 617, feet high board roof
with shed sdditiou at end, lC feet inches long.
one Hiding 1876 SKID, tx % Feet high, board roof
Win p!att- rIn al each side Of building -u5 fset iorg
" 7 !e Wid-.
une Builhng s62 6x9O, 6xs feet inches high
bO+ri roof With yeutilst0r 3 feet his h.
One lding 252X3O, 6X9 feet high board 1907
with VENT stOr feet high.
OEe Bui dIng lS7xl3Gxl4. 6 fs. high, board roof
One Bu lding 7SX46, tx Ell high, n ug roof
kitchen sttached, 50, sx11 6as feet o .n-hei high,
one Buildi,g SO, 9zIs, 6zlI feet high, Single
roof.
oae Building 20, 3r14 axs ieet high, shingleroaG
Ten Buildings, each "A, dIl5, 6Ka ieet high board
roof
Mae Stables, each ls9x,I azs feet high. hoard
rof
Eve Stables, each 47o12l, a1I2 feet b Oh. boald
ROOF
Que Building 20. 5il2. 517 fsethieh. board root
One Binding 10, 3zs 1S7 fEst HIGH bosfd ROOT
Cne Building 90 4ai2. 3Ns ieet high, board roof
Seven thou and one n ndr5d ana f5rty-niua eet
FereInC, win u.no hundred aud hGy-our posts,
height inches
Two humid Ell and s1tY-eigh' feet fencing lpickeO,
mum er # pickle Five hundred aud uIuet i-eIght
l5Ss) pcEets, height . iset
Also, Fifty seven thauzand seven huadfsd and
fourteen ,57,7lD ieet refuse lumber SUD F,ur t4)
water tsuks.
Sale 10 commence a. 10 am, on the premises.
T-Tms cash, IN Government funds
By order e A K. EDDY, q. 3. A., Chief @ N.
Dept. of Tennessee.
AW Wills,
dec22-td Bv'. Ma or and q ".
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27

BnH5P RosECRANs SHor AT AND
WoUSDrD-The Cincinnati Gazette Of
the 9th says:
ON Saturday evening last Bishop Rose
Grams lcn the Cathedral about nine o'clock,
for the purpose Of going 10 hiss home at the
Catholic Seminary, near sedamsyilie. lie
had leit orders with his servant 90 have his
carriage at the Cathedral 90 ten o'clock, Tut
being ready to 20 home before that time,
cuucIudel % walk. just after having pas
sed fbe track OF the o. * n. Railroad, on
the SeIsn VILE pike, ne was aceOsted by
two men, who demanded his money. lie
made no reply, hut FASTENED his pa e into
= run, 30 ui the men drew Wat aud
fred GO him, the ball takin effect ma the
leit leg, Just above the knee. Even TINS dad
not stop the Bishop, who succeeded m max
ing good his escape. The wound, upon eE-
amigation, proved 20 be merely one OF the
flesh. and although painful, is by no means
FERROUS. No clue has vet been obtained TO
the perpetrators OF the outrage.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27

Mr. summers bill TO carry out the
principles Of = republican form Of gov
eminent provides.
First That no person shall be debar.
red the rigat Of voting in the District Of
Columbia on account Of color.
Second. That any one refusing or re
iecting q vote on account Of color shall
be liable 10 FIVE thousand dollars fine
and one years imprisonment; and
where the person injured Is sn African.
one half OF the Jury empanelled % try
the action shall be Of African descent
Third That any person molesting
another in the exercise Of this night
may be fined three thousand dollars and
imprisoned siI mobths, TIE trial being
conducted Is shove.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27

In the House. the b.ll OF Mr.. Kelley
has been reported from committee
without amendment and made the
special order for January l0, 1850. Il
provides
First That from all laws prescribing
qualifications Of electors for sny office
IN the District Of COlumbis the word
Whit" shall be stricked out and after
is passage no person shall be excluded
from voting on account Of color.
Second That al acts OF Congress,
laws OF Maryland in force in the Dis
trict or ordinances OF the cities Of
Washington and Georgetown, iuconsist-
ent with this, shall be repealed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27

The Nurireosboro Monitor Of Saturday
sage Tie cotton gIu Of Mr. Ral Miller.
90 lee aoutberu portion Of this county,
was entirely consumed by tire on last
"edne--ay night, with seventeen bales
O. cotton aud great deal Of cotton
seed Is Eas evidently the work Of an
iDcsud.ars.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27
Auction Sale
flIERNMENL PROPERTY

ON TUESDAY, the g,h y Of January. ls66. I
" VIII offer i1rss'e ai fullc Aucuon, Nashville.
Tsua, She fol Tossing Government Properly
800 csyaiIy b aukttz condemned
lUU1 SporiIuE Dee,
INo Mlskgt buupis,
su.N It,s rs Iron, assorted.
SO 90 JOS asst ste
lstu0 Dos Strap Iron
ll.Uu 'hl ScTsp Lead.
Uorsss
10 M1es.
WAGONS.
Also "a srge smount Of Ilgntrv and Cavalry &C.
cCutrfmauJ-, horse Cguip1 elts, lsr1ess. tarpsu-
lin- "a MT oIis, aiconol ros.n, g'u-, FAR, s1lr-
gTss-v -oep candles Carpenters sui kiack rniih-'
tols, ol pals scrsp bass sud copper Office cess -
luru .turc. NC., A.
The sale vii cumrence ht 10 O'Clock m. az the
Oriuance Depot. Col axe street, south Nashville.
and vi1 oauuue from cay 10 day Uuu. the whole IS
disposed o.
Terms cH-h-u government uuds.
e. P. ROCKWELL, Bvi Capt,
lhgA O. lEeUL OF Orru8uce
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27


We made mention on the 10Th inst
Of the arrest on the 18th at Mobile, by
orders from Washington, Of Capt Ra.
phael j. Semmes, late Of the rebel ma
w. 1t appears that the orders were
from the Secretary Of the Navy, and the
following is the e5args against him,
together with the sDeei featioa
C1aree-violating the usages Of war.
SDccifcati0u.-Iu this, thar on or about
the nineteenth day Of June, eighteen hun
dred and sixty -iour, of the entrance Of the
port Of Cherbourg. IN France, the said Rs
phaei J. 5emmes being then II cOmmsnd OF
the rebel steamer known IS the Alabama, %
and an engagement having taken place be-
tween the said steamer and the nited States
steamer Kearsarge, ordered OF permitted
white hsg 10 be h0isted on board the said
rebel steamer, aud took the opportunity Of
the cessation thereby caused IN the engage
ment, and Of the trust rep0sed in hun, 70
make his escspe from The said rebel steamer
for the purpose Of avoiding the surrender Of
has person a. 8 prisoner Of war and the re-
spsnsibilities thereby incurred, and did sub
sequentiy, without having been exchanged
a. a prisoner, engage Ia hostlities against
tue United States.
lSiguedj GIDEON WELLS,
Secretary Of the Navy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27
VsIusbls Property for Sale.


I WILL eel al private sae tract Of land belong
/ ing To the estate Of K c. vi iams deceased,
containing TwJ Hundred Acres, more OF 81, ly ug
half mile south OF the town Of Lawreucebutg Law
rerce county, Tennessee, on NlU8l Creek. Upon
sad Art the q Is 4 handsomely located aud neat
Two stO'y frame dwelling house, Kitchen, sud tjhsr
clubhouse, stab es, e'r, s 10 good and substantial
order Convenient AMI close Jy are two three
large springs Of fine free stone water, VII ch run
during The whole year Upon sWd farm there D.
also an apple and Peach Orchard Of very supe- or
quality, and suscepub Of being male The finest in
the co 4utTy. The whole o. said farm IS uuIerg good
enre, the ggeatsr Tslt being eca-ed, aui D. FER
tie aud pro lutfY' 81 ANY land 90 the state being
veil siaptsd 90 either cotton, corn, wheat, or rye
growing There Is sl-O superb l-TfC u1rFr, suit
able ether for ala'gs m " or ia G. ry, or t0tI-ssit
10 be me best 10 the country. Au-tner great ad-
vantage IN owning sal farm, is the Eeu=ul outlet
70 commerce and ira 20, the sane being situated
AID the Tennessee kvs r, also upon he road lead
ing 10 the ieune5see and Alabama Railroad, Ioter-
seeing al Pulaski, Tennessee, all Of which roads
are good travelling cOndJol al al seasons Of the
Yssr.
will also sell AZ the same time rl1thtr Tract.
nue and a half miles sou Of The above dezrr ted
one This { is desirable for Its wood. none Of
u cleared OF under fsUce but ~ heavily umuersd
with all The most desirable grOwths.
Terms OF sale-sN, twelve, and eighteen month,
With inte est and approved security.
For further partcu ars enquire Of Or. James NJ,
and Thom - A kercheyal, ofi,s No a., up s'sirs,
Ceda- street, Nashville, Iehu--see, or o. the UudE.-
signed az L9ssburg. Marshall county, Tenn
II. A. Will IAMS,
dec22-lm ESesulrz.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27

A BRICK COTTAGE, situated on Wash -
~ Iugion streeL south Esssylle, very sd
convenient % TIE Street h ir0ad Jos - ~ IN
10, me house contains dve MONS, pSrt o7 ihs
house neE, the shoe huilding 70 b. put 10 perfect
repair; ne hoUss % be painted, end the lbs Dc
1sry Piice S4ooo, SsalO cash, balance "a mi Il
uonihs, With security. App'yio
DR. A. KING.
de-flm . besieuct street.
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The e. Nation ON the President


The reader knows that the Nation lie
Eew York weekly, established 10 in
cuicate advanced ideas as to men and
principles The following Oerning
the President, is, therefore, all the more
noticeable
Taken for al in al, however, the
messsre is one which any Democrat, as
well as any American, may well read
with pride We DO not know where 70
look IN any other part Of the globe for
statesman whom We could tx upon as
ISelv to seize the points Of 50 great
question. and state them with So much
cleuuess and breadth as this Tennessee
tailor, who was t0iling for his daily
bread no the bumblest Of emplOyments
when The chiefs Of al other countries
were reapiug every advantage which
school. college, and social position could
furnish Those who tremble over the
future Of democracy, may well take
heart again When men like Lincoln and
Johnson can at any great crisis be
drawn from the lowest ranks Of society,
End have the destinies Of the nation
placed in their hands with t1e
IulI assurance that their very errors
wall La better aud wiser, than the
tkill and wisdom OF Kings and Mobiles
FOR 81 the President were tomorrow
10 commit every mistake or SIN which
I.- ErI-t enemies have feared, has plan
sI r+aaustructson would still remain
taa brightest exampleo Of humanity, self
restraint aud ssgacity ever Witnessed
s..msthiug % which the history OF no
country offers any approach and which
Do 3 safe 30 say none but q Democratic
society would be- capable Of carrying
r4l Tha. passage too, IN which he de
l.r,.ates the concentration Of great pa-
trausrg either in bis own hands or IN
those oi amy other man, and deprecates
90 with o. sincerity proved by his acts,
wall. to European ears, seem strange
and novel language 10 issue from the
r.s aI O. ruler and that final burst
col fstl.uE-lor such we may safely
term it-iu which he defines the posi-
Ugn oI thr United States in the world,
sketches the part they are destined &c
achieve IN the fields Ct peace, Is, in our
mind. something far better and Tar
bisher than patriotic boast; II is a
souer sud rInphatic declaration that q
sIsIr Inns 90 lass been founded Ia which
tAg promotion OF human happiness Is,
l4 practice as well as In theory, the
.rest rud for which society and govern
msut exist. aud in which the Christian
idsa ul the equality OF men for the irst
tIms lu history receives a solemn and
lH. lola. recognition.
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Dividend Notice.

A IL PERSONS owning Stock 10 the NoleusviIls
n Turnpike Company, aud claiming unpaid divi-
uends on 50 Stock up % January, 1862 are hereby
notified to present the same for payment 70 ID.
Weaver, st the Planters Bank OF Tenne 'see Nash
vile, on or before the LIST Of March, 1S66 or the
same viii not be paid. +. K. RAINS, Pres.
Of the Noensule Turnpike Company.
Nashville, Nov 23 1865 nOv2s I'm
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No 225

EiOR SALE-A small Farm OF % Acres, on the
\ Brick Church Pike, Q miles north Of NRshVI e.
we'll IN proved. Frame house Of three rooms, a.
TIC, hall and kgcnen- InO springs, hus young OF
chHrd 81 GO trust trees. ia beginning % bear. ap-
pies, peaches, p'ums cherries and plumz, siI well
enclosed. $50 per acre; one-half cash, balance
in one year. Possessi-u gwen January lst, iss5
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BOTANIC PHTSICIAG,

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two large volumes, late edition Of ls6U
the best work in the United States
where you viii find Dr.. McGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis.
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advertisement, satisfaction 10 guaaB
teed. With my general practice tresg
the following
UsrOnic Cases
uith sztshscluu! Ehaun1ahFrn Arsahaas Of taa
LunEsi Diseases Of mo Throat sseiied lo.ag.
stH Limbs, Pieulsy, Pafus Ulosrs, Career, Grave.
Diseases Of the Hesri and Liver, ludammau1a G
the Stomach, NouuaiFs, Kings Eri or srrouE.
Deafness. Diseases % the Eyos, Del-hiaisd 80.
TENS, Dyspepsa o. Indtgestan, and Consunpl0s-
together witn ail Private IJisen.sa an
Diseases of the u rinmrV Organs
70 TIC Ladies'.
AZ hfechuna 81 Tie WCulb treatnd vim sua6saH
Those aagned Ladies Wa have Teen 20 uauf.s.
hate 70 m'soaTJ or prove snofuon, ca b. u1fral
o. thslT nj urna 'ound pregnant, b. sIs.ss ne
can.
RterilitY.
T0unE Aauiad Lasiies uaoss misturiula h
oosn not 70 hung ioTth "a due season. EsmaIaisl
God has said you should multiply ant raplanIsh. ..
ili6 p your desire you cad consult me oittfr D.
letief o. 10 person No iaiy over ulrly- eve Taals
q age heed make Application AT c1nmuaioalcld
ty letter o. paraon sul1tiJ couadeahki.
Hight Emissions Cured.
Young Mar, stop nai0fs y0u furIheF 10. ~ a.
dsasass subject 90 Nan, there h 90 diaaass 20 l.t
10 cuFs A. Night Emissions, and pfyscIaEs -
scarce thsi Understand treating b an 81 r1l -
say thsi hsve cured dozens 10 tna city e. ss =
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27

An injunction has been applied FOR
against the cty officials OF Washing
ton TO restrain them from spyropria-
ting the l-ty funds to pay the expenses
Ct TIE resent election, instituted for
discovering the sense Of the people or
the eTteasipn Of suffrage to persons Of
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