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COW m ERClAL.

THURSDAY EvEN.Ha, Joty 70.
1he following summary shows tho movement
In produce and provisions during the p.st -
hour, compared with The movement scT tho same
time List Iesr: ..--..-
, 1865-07-21
The crops In Michigan.

weh,ve received akyicnlt1yA! repsr's hcm hest
t eoreSnpnd+ through sut tie atsts aud there u
no dcuns that II the weather cfntibues t.yotshla
AithouxhIthe a-asan hss besn ftmAI kably CRY Tbs
cropY % not seam 10 have hean muth damaged ~
bar ey rctter ID last JeaTs csopt. Com mayer was
besseT. md tbs zsR.s crop u hssvist than usuhl. !.
song I'm Of fsntts hare been damaged By fToaI md
enorg tht rees peaches " suffered sayere1r. bat
the c1op ot apples and pasfs Rrhpts. etc., VII ~
Ir and tno anslle4 truza have been kod arn Abund.
, 1865-07-21

amounts 10 difference Of 10 to . pes eeat
aesins. thtn, Implies thei1 evca.on .uan.
Nc hppc that the day is not fsr d!stsns In
,,,'toh nj ~ ,.1rs an 1panut.etures Nill be re-
raassd r hui Is the osher sources Of revenua
nsss , not been discovered. nat take it for
1a.s 1s.ad t,at these imposidans Will be con-
s.ansa I,tt too much to ask that they shall
49, ~ dis: :ftbutcd and graduated a. to pre-
a.-;yr - inc infant manufactures Of the Wests
An manufacturers have enough to contend
against In tho rivalry Of foreign looms and
workshops. to tax their resources and iuse~
nui:y TO the utmost, even when enjoying the
protection that the present tariff affords:
But II tie effect Of Customs duties levied at
the sea-bos1d is to be neutrallxed By Succes-
sive taxes Of three. flse, or h come cases, s!x
per cent On competitive articles manutac-
tued In our own country. VIC have simply
the rlvslry 1hat Tree trade induces without
any crmpensa.ing advantages. Considering
tke inflated condition Of our currency. the
extraordinarily high prices Of labor and raw
material, we see nothing but ruin to our
manufacturing industry. II thess double, tH-
pie or qradruple taxes are continued. Let
rs cntreat our Western Congressmen espc-
clal1y to make this whole matter the subject
of thoughtful consideration.
, 1865-07-21
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Interview OF ue1eGafss with tho PrtsIs
d,nt-FIatIerinE Promtse1 Gov Per-
~ yN.coveFtsE from h1S "aumilla.
riuU.D
, 1865-07-21
LETTERS From TIE PEOPLE.
1ui ian Policies and Indian Wars,

HorHe Thieves In llIinoiB-The P1ea of
IHs0natv IL Murder TrAals-Why nro
not sha Veterans Mpsk<Fed Out-nhe
At6 OF July on 1ks summit OF xhc
rocky Mahnf1ins-Ehe Territorial
Plan OF Aec~bskruct1on-AN New Way
u FRy the NAl1ouAl D. sbt.
, 1865-07-21

uyrfc1 oT THH DA1tY TR1BrHI.s
TnQf4daJ KEetlnz. July ~
nrEv EvcNfTLE-Aecoretns to tho Bos1d OF ffsde
r,ro,t hs receipts an4 ttncs ous ut sssn
ID vt4 The .esoordcaE period efSt- h,Fe
n.sn a tot;ews. 1t should be- oorne ID nsad ta*s
tbe,- receipts sa3 shipments Ass resng 'aose o1 INA
tsv ptt; eettnR.
, 1865-07-21
~THE AGE OF cRInE-n

The newsnsre,s Inst now teen with nAr-
a,;r,s If 5ee5s az violence. which apparent
u th,ckrn IN MI narts Of the country. We !
pot7ce. IN 7e.F many instances, The press com
mcata:ors on ,Acse eyeuts make haste To |
declare thst this eytnces dangerous tepden- |
CT In cur times, with grave 1aoralizinrs As to |
the cause End stmedy. Still more frequently,
perhaps. rtadc;s lsy down these papers vita
the &olcmn conviction that they :" never did
IN their whole lives rad o. hear Of SO many
c:imes and st-ccst!es a. ere being en"cfea
NOS" is 1t soy Is the age getting worse:
Is It au age OF crime, s>arlst era opened up
on ss. IN internal sequel to the lste teoe'-
lion, In which The combined fc1ces oiev1a mat
u'Eed II forward hsse oeea . oisp3sea 1ossks'
1T mlec:e1 ato Hof A4ns.e "a NV ~ s.
on -oe tsno @os'o1. e0 ,
sooH " ~ -. sh1..~.so.,. ~ a,,t,t.-v
esu oetes 'loa ~ H.,,,~s.. ss.s..as ~
etf"t. uns ~. $500 -,a,s-. o.,-
Va. pse p...s+,o, ~ ,,,tn,.
GIN " ~ rr1.s..,o j., .ts .-ho,,
,,.r ..a ~. I,a,f..-s - .rtll x,nn,v .ceonnt
.ss :. r. .-a.s 80 ,,ecoua ,o,1-ca-nn,c
A., ., A.. 1..,,-e ,,,,, ~, ,narntdad
~" ra 49,. =. -, ~ a~a,a, ,5,chs
M =. I.s. :. .t,,aIr 1;,,e. 49,
y. =. eue ~ s 80 ~ IT.ra, r.,.,s +he an,d. =.
.ossss,- 49,. -. .r.,. So. r.a
na'a "s, ~. :" "- ..srs u, a1,a the .rsnts
80, ". 49,. " as.:.:.'.s.1 % 49, ~ ~. ~
=. - 49,. ~ ..s ....,s, -, ass =.
arae 1,anst. " 49,. - 49,, - nera n..nas;,r rhs
.st -. ~ 80. 80 ~ " .r,s.,.s., @ ~. n.eau,. ~.
t;en cr re1e,t,,c 3nc;s.rts Tb. con.e,aetsre
ts M ,ncr,t.,,,s % ,sa ~ srh.1s eonnt-r - from Ms1ns
y
, 1865-07-21

The AIlg emeinc Sangerfcst.

Ninth Festlvnl opening Day The
4-rnno Ii CT wtiDA-Tb~ Etfnt.nir 10.
rArlon-h TnttUvN&ton vt n Music Love
erx-mnmmoth Concerf-Ehe JoneB
Weous' RleNlca.
, 1865-07-21

Ne1e The market vas dali and hsaS3, with lsght
saIee 1t 141Gl42. There waa vefY ltttle LIE on
The Stack Exchange. Silver Was dull and nomi-
ns1 at ts3Gfls3.
Uossrnment securities were quiet. We quote:
buying selling.
observation-disclosures. ,.x. lU4{ 1U4F
, 1865-07-21
LETTER FROM A VETERAN SnTnIER.-

couditfcn Of soclcty, think severity should
rather be desired than undue lenlency.
PRo JUsTIT1A.
, 1865-07-21

E e; I'll; e 1ei; .no, s. sctvs
1oesI deusnd rcntlan!nE. ptices afa stxhtlJ Gu.
hs1ced sal.s aro sde II 82:o- and IN sons
Instances &c has be ? ID. .... -
p1cts aEa III ssn9.ten ssas Sas1 so@s " i.!Fa, 3.
snecnIatir THIS Erh he u.uR scslytt1 CO.'S qaeot
ths barrett .s.ssa b.. xen nsn s 10 aas
NJ nt n pftcts Dther ults .tf xfh3uf t1T rhacxd
itcm cur LAT Fep-tt. elern F1nF. ~ nat 1es - ;
c-nditic1 10 jg4tIfy auht,ftons. We a2osa.
, 1865-07-21

ostnE pr1cts for c1ah. .Jrly %. ls65 Deceived bJ Il
Q, ealtenstAu 4 Co., Commission, stoe9 n1d boaa
arokarx 51srk styhef. EhtcA97:
, 1865-07-21

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The Master suIrIt.

When the victories of Sherman
Thomas, Sheridan, Terry, Porter and
Others are crowding one upon the 9th
er, it is no uncommon thing to hear re
marks made in favor of those officers al
the expense of General Grant, because
the latter is seemingly inactive. Let
us remind those who would thus seek
to lessen the honor Of General Grant,
that Sherman, Sheridan and Thomas
were appointed to the position they
now hold, and which position enabled
them, under the combinations of Gen.
Grant to achieve the splendid victories
which have attended their campaigns
Grants is the master MAD that forms
these grand combinations, and the Off
GERS who carry out his instructions so
skillfully are the men selected by him
for that purpose. While not wishing
to detract from the glory attached to
the names of Sherman, Sheridan,
Thomas and others, we must award the
greatest need of praise to Gen. Grant,
who, while holding Lee in check, di
rects all those movements which have
resulted so triuInphantly for the de-
tenders of the Union. Grant is the
Keystone of that great military arch
which is destined to give greater
strength than ever to restored Union.
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Attention, Suffers, Dealers, Everybody.
"A. 4 NJ. LANDSBERH.

WBoLEsALE sUrLER SUPPLrzRs, CORNER
OF Public Square and Market Street,
have Just received from New York and B0s-
ton auctions, a large assortment OF Boots
and Shoes, which they are Offering at
Wholesale 70 the trade, 20 greatly reduced
rates; have aiso on hand q large and varied
assortment Of Cigars and Tobacco, purchas-
ed before the late increased taxes, which
they are anxious 10 close Out at q small adj
vance on invoice cost. Ia addition % which
they beg h. cali attention ~ their large
stock Of Liquors, consisting in part, Of
Champagne, Catawba, and Clarci Wines.
Whiskey, Coqniac Brandy, Bitters, Gin,
Cocktail, Cherry Bounce, sehnaPp8, &c., Sc.
Stationery, white and buff envelopes, all
sizes; foolscap, letter, and note paper Of all
qualities; Hats Caps, Notions Of All descrip-
lions, furnishing goods, and a complete
stack Of Suffers Goods, such a. Peaches,
OyEters, Raisins, Mustard, Sardines, Spices,
Soda, &C., &c.
Dealers viii End Il b their interest to give
as q call before purchasing elsewhere. We
pay SPECIAL attention - the shipping aud
forwarding 81 goods.
Remember the place, corner Of Public
Square and Market 50.
Janzs-Sm A.& ~. LANDSBERG.
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NAPoLEOS's SPEECH. - The French
Chambers were opened February Is by
a speech from the Emperor. The speech
was mainly occupied by domestic affairs,
and was silent on the American ques-
ton. 1t refers to the settlement of the
Danish question and French neutrality
therein, and expatiates on the Italian
convention and the benefits 10 be de-
derived by Italy rs well as the Holy
See. The convention perLnits France
TO Withdraw the troops from Rome, and
Is 3 work Of peace and Cancellation. As
regards Mexico the speech briefly says
the new thrcne is becoming consolida-
ted. The country Is becoming pacihed,
and the immense resources are being
developed.
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SELF Ahnse.

This vice, which is never practieed in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to eloquence or pen 10 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti-
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim 20
a living skeleton. Nor are these It's final
and fatal effects in its pai1s are scattered
the ruins of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. 10 DO
cured permanently Of this aiilictiOn, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. Ga North Cherry street,
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash-
vile, Tenn. fcb26-tr
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A SCPERI0R REsEDY.-We can c0nscieu-
tiOusly recommend 30 those suffering from
a distressing cough, DR.. Strickland's Mell-
Auous Cough Balsam. IL gives relief al
most instantaneOusly, and is withai not dis
agreeable 10 the taste. There is no doubt
bat the MellGuous Cough Balaam is one of
the best preparations in use, aud IS OH that
il proprietor claims for Il. We have tried
il during the past week, and found relief
from a most distressing cough. 10 Is pee
pared by Dr. Strickland, No East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale ~
Druggists, at so cents per bottle.
ap29-f sa su-Iy
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Many samples are richer. possess
one which yields two gallons Of hair-oil
and a pound of butter to the gallon OF
petroleum. In boring for the oil, fine
vein of port wine was struck. This
might be bottled and sent to market
1t is supposed to be over three thou
sand years old, and must be good.
There is also promises Of striking a
large subterranean mine of sardines,
preserved in oil These fish must be
delicious.
Besides the above advantages, there
are not wanting indications Of fertile
Weld Of quinine, which, while the war
lasts, must bring a large revenue to the
Company. Quinine baths might be
constructed, and the quinine itself con
Quoted to the various Government hos
pitals by pipes.
have the honor to be, dear sir,
" Your obedient servant,
"PETER o. SEILTs,
Analytical aud Consulting Chemist ="
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Valuable OH Land.


Mr. Skilts, an eminent analytical
chemistsubmits the following report to
the Secretary of the Ell Dorado Petro-
leum Company.
The mining corps, under the direc-
ton of Professor Kratzhalptgu, first
penetrated the earth at eighteen points
by means of ArtesiaE wells This ex-
animation developed the existence OF
petroleum in Incredible quantities No
less than four hundred barrels per day
is assured Of l tasted the oil myself
1t will make an excellent salad oil, and
with very little difficulty may be pre-
pared for use on the hair.
"For lubricating purposes it is incom-
parable, and it is highly esteemed for
wounds in battle, and all other cases of
ganglious or equestrian nature. Ihave
no hesitation in saying that these wells
are the richest in theworld, or any other
of which We are informed A man liv-
ing in the neighborhood informs me
that he has been sick for ninety years,
and has always used the petroleum upon
his cart wheels. Such is the mex
haustible nature of the yield that
An aqueduct might be built,
for a very small sum, to carry
the oil direct to New York or Europe
An artificial fountain and lake of oil
might be formed in the vicinity, or an
oil canal constructed to float the barrels
upon. The oil also yields variety of
excellent perfumes, such as New Mown
Hay, Jockey Club, Jassemine, West
End, etc. 1t is an invaluable substitute
for butter, and has been known 10 fry
eels to a delicious brown before the an
imals had done wriggling It's parif
finous nature makes it go we'll with
pastry It makes pudding at sea and
pies on shore
an addition to this, it contains a
large residuum OF gold
sThe following analysis shows the in
cradible richness of this oil
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FOn sALE-TW0 double Engines, @. horse pow
or each, ne'F and unsurpassed for material, work
manslHp OF performance, with boilers aud All ap-
pur enences i0F ssis at a bargain for cash, OF real
estate az a cash valuation.
Apply b. Il. G. SCOVEL, Nashville.
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FOF saie-A Brick House. having two nice rooms
ard good cellar. Lot slKl7d. on summer street
corner 0f Mulberry, opposite lr G.. X Winstou's
This is a very eligible Lot and worthy Of atlen-
ton.
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COUSgKRFEITs.-lniorm has been TO
ceived By U. L. Barlow K Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been palming OF
on persons calling for DR.. VellcC's Piuz Co
rate an article Of their own manulacturo.
which they say is superior % the genuine.
Wewould advise ell persons 10 get tho
genuine, and should you require any madi-
cine for the Itch, Ring-worm, letter, or
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
unprincipled man 10 impose any other
preparation on you, but ges Or. Feil0c's
Pink Corate, manufactured By q. j. Bar
tow q CO., No 191z Deadorick street, Nash
vile, Tenn.
p. S.--A liberal discount made 10 dealers.
Sent by mail 10 any address on receipt Of
81 II. BE sure that you get the genuine.
sep24-tf
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Guns CAPTURED-Since the 18th day
Of last December our captures of artil-
lery from the rebellion, field and siege
pieces, American and English manufac-
ture, of all sorts and sizes, from the
little hoWitzer Ofa flying artillery squad
ron to the ponderous, mahogany-mount-
ed Armstrong guns of Forts Fisher and
Caswell, have been about as follows:
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VIM. S. EAKIN & co.
A Brokers' Oaice-yot a Rank.

G. N. Ordwsy has removed 10 No. 48
North College street, next door to the First
National Bank. He confines himself ex-
clusively to Brokers business, buys and
sells Gold and SiiVer and az kinds Of Uls-
current Money; and pays the highest prices
for Government Vouchers, MRtiiated Notes
DC.
Office open at A. NJ, and our friend
THOs. B. SAMPLE remains there till 10 p. II.
for the accommodation Of thoae who may
wish to make exchanges after night, and
take the morning cars.
Feb l, IS65-3m.
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FOR BALE-The fine family residence, centrall
and b auufully situated, on the north west corne
of hor.h HIGH and Union Streets.
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FOR sALR-House and Lot on North Vne street,
opposne Wilson's Spring. Lot soxi70. Prce
tZlo1. Apply 10 h. g. SCUNEi.
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Brig. Gen. Edward Hatch, United
States Volunteers, has been promoted
to the rank of Major General, for
gallantry and meritorious services
in the battle of Nashville, Tenn, to
date from December Is, 1864
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A war meeting was held at Selma,
Alabama, on the 10th ult John NJ.
Bright, of Lincoln county, Tenn, was
present and made speech. He was
very traitorous-but, more grandilo-
Oueut.
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$40 Reward.

"HEREAs, information has reached me That
w one William Burton. a citizen Of Nashville,
has been committing various depredatiOns, among
which was the stealing OF three mules from Mr.
William A. DAVIS, OF williamson county, Iepne5-
see, on FRIDAY night, 10th day Of FrsbruarY, 1858
1 viii pay the aOose reward to any person or per
sons who will deliver to me the said Burton, that
iu- tee may he meted 10 hi1n, IN order to relieve
those under my command from such charges, as
they are liable 10 be censured for his c1nduet
]. II. BLACkBURS,
It. Col. COmd'g 4th Mid. Tenn Mid. lnf.
Alexandra, Tenn, March /, 1865.
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To this must be added the guns sunk
by the blowing up of the rebel iron
clsds in the Savannah river, Charleston
harbor, and Cape Fear river.
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Mr. Skilts, an eminent analytical
chemist,submits the following report to
the Secretary of the El Dorado Petro-
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New Goods.

Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, and every variety Of Canned
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Groceries
offered at low prices at T0tten's No. % Col
lege street.
jan22-tf.
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WANTED D-Two hundred acres good woodland,
within Eve miles Of Nashville.
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VARNIGHES

Bbls Copal Varnish I Btl Japan Vsrnish,
2 Coach l Flowing "
One barrel Flowing Varnish,
One basrtl Black Leather.
For sale low, by EWiN & PENDLETON.
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LIQUORS.

Bbls. Alcohol, % per cent.
76 per cent
Proof Spirits,
3 Pitts Whisky pure. for med. purposes
! Pure French Brandy,
l Holland Gin.
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
For sale low. by EWIN PENDLETOH.
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Pearl Miniatures.

MoRsE is the first to introduce this
new style of Pictures. Every body that
see them are delighted with them.
Call at the Gallery Of the Cumbor-
land" and judge for yourself ol4,tf
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FOR sALE-rhe doulHe stately Mansion nov oc
cupied by MAJ. X. e. McNairy, east side Of Higl
street, ~ house Borth Of Church. with AL ths
modern appointments and conYeniences, IN a 10
Cality emiueuuy des rable.
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RITNTERS

Drake's Plantation Bitters,
Bulls CedrOn
HOstetter's Stomach 81
BOorhaYe's Holland
HOohand's German 4"
For sale low, by EWIN & PENDLkTON.
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FOR sALR-The large, well-built, and ronno-
dious residence OF Mr.. Banknead on Broad sd
corner Of McElmore, 80 feet depth Of let.
FOR GALB-115 feet on north side Of Cedar st
corner OF Park, with hrlck dwelling, good posi-
uOn for residences or business.
FOn 6ALE--A comfortable dwelling on Cav Fl.
~ The mouth Of Gay street. with 70 feet front on
Capitol Park, which can be made pretty place.
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JNO. ]. BUTLER,
Carpenter and Builder,
Church St, bet. Spruce and Vine,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

A 1T. kinds Of Plain and Ornamental work done
N with neatness and despatch. AL persOns wish
Ing to have their stores neatly fitted up would do
well 20 give him call. mar5-lwP
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FOR sALB-Two Forwarding and Commission OF
Grocery stores on south Market rect, Nos. 81
stores are very valuable places for = large busi-
ness.
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

Of Note, Letter, Fo0lscap and Legal cap Papers,
Buff, White, Canary, Opaque, Mageota, MCura-
ing and Official Envelopes, Diaries for ls65, ,
MemOrandums Of every style, Pass-bOoks, Al
buns, ali sizes, including sold ers Pocket Al .
buns, Pocket ink-tsnds, eel Pens, and a
large assortment Of the most Celebrated Geld
Pens, Pencils, Pspsr Collars, Pocket Cutlery,
in lntirg the celsbrated Wostenholn's snd I
Wade a Butchers Knives, Pocket Books,
Pipes, COmhs, Hair Brushes, Emery Paper.
Gun OIL, Blacking and BRUSHES, Buffers, Ar
nold's Dovells, French CaTTnine and Copying
Inlls. Mucilage. Gard Portraits Of Generals,
Prize Packages, Port FoliOs, Dice, Fancy Soaps,
Blank Books and BlOttiDg Paper, q variety Of :
Desk inizstands, Psper-W eights, Pen Racks,
Bill files Letter Clips, Rubber Rulers, Eras-
ing Knives Ruli & Pens, and an endless va
Tiety Of Notions.
School BOoksi School Booklet
We have a small stock Of Cigars, VIII ch we ;
will sell at CincinnaH Prices. Also, q small
stock Of Carys Cough Cure for sale At Whole 2
sale Prices.
To the Soldiers.
We have three beautiful Lithographs, repre- >
sent 9 the different branches Of the service,
printed in four cOlors, erttled "Soldier's Ger .
thcafe, " Union Defenders Certificate" snd
u. y. Army Diploma, size 12X16 inches. 4
They are enclosed IN a pastebOard tube, and a
can be sent by mail without injury. Every Off
cer and soldier should buy them and send \
them 70 their friends.
m DO eaeu
For the three, postage paid..........---$l %
Liberal discount made 10 wholesale dealers. Z
We VIII ill al orders for Certificates or Sta :
tionerY, by mail or express, promptly.
IN. RHODES & CO.,
feb22 II 30 Union street. Nashville, Tenn. !!
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We haze fhrse ssai8iiIil Iirhoarsphs. Fspre-
asHii a tiie different branches 81 60 sef4irs
r. ntsd IL iouF cniofE srtsiled qeoilafs. car.
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/ q squad Of about thirty robbsrs, Who.
siaasy d TAG u sr,ses, Of thsir own eetting
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AISO-Bots Nos. 90. 81, 6s and 81, east side oi
College sire Z shove Medical College, all OF which
We offer on liberal terms
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FOR sAlh--Seyen new, neat cottages, containing
rooms and kitchen, under good ssn-e, lots IS
1910 feet, on Broad street, near Mr. Shellon's and
VIM. T. Bro ms residences. Possession given IN
a week. Each Sl2J0.
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sUNDRIES.

25 Kegs Soda, l Bbl. Bluestone,
l Cask Maccaboy Snuff l " Cudbear,
4 Bbls. Epson Salts, % Lbs. Cochneal,
4 " Dutch Madden Bbls. Cream Tartar,
300 Lbs. best Indigo, Birthstone.
4 Bbls. COpperas, " Flour Sulphur,
For sale low, by EWlN PENDLEION-
TqnIG-3m
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That my 8 oct will hereafter be branded as BlOws
W" on the right hip; "a" on the right side Of The
neck. and "D" on the let hip, which represents
the init ais OF my name. This notice is given 10
warn the public from trading IN The same with out
the parties producing my BIT Of sale, as ihey may
have been O9tained fradulenly.
marj-Ims WI. a.. DAVIS