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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-11-23
THE ISSUE.


Sometimes it has occurred that na.
tons have fought for years and then
made peace without referring at all to
tho questions about which they went to
s.,. Such course has always scanned
sew more like boys play than like men
sbo have fought and b|ed for what they
! considered correct principles Arc not
was 4 nation, 10 danger Of showing
ourselves just as forgetful Of the cause Of
the late rebellion as were the nations re-
fsrrsd 70? We may say that slavery Was
] tho cause of the war, and 80 in one sense
: !. was, but it is also true that the ultra
State ri ghts doctrine was the cause ofthe
sr. Had that doctrine never been
uxhs W would not have had the rebel
loo. The rebels olsimed the right to Sc.
sede, and fought for that pretended
light. The Government claimed that
Aey, had no right to secede, and on that
Suc the rebels we're whipped. They
referred their claim to the arbitrsment Of
10 sword, and it was not allowed. L.
isaos then proper, right and just, for us
toiasist that the rebel States should re-
nounce tho claim?
| We think that "security for the fu
tars" oaunot be obtained without tn,
rsbellious States give up the right to Sc
ceds, and it should be done in such
/ way as to be binding upon the future
j sitisens of those States. Ia it right fo
O ~ to restore : revolted State to the posi-
@s'o1 IL occupied before the rebellio.
mile It insists upon the right to rsbr
a's, whenever it may wish to do SO
. issue has been settled 10 cur fayo
jths sword. and we should not let di
Iom.cy defeat US in the settlement Of
he status Of the revolted States.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-11-23
LARD, EGGS. RAGS, &C., and all
M CASH PAID FOR !

ms CASH PAID FOR BUTTER, LARD EGGS RAGS &C., and all
Goods sold Ready-Pay TRY U.s.
W. H. F1NDLEY>
TnroNO 1865
w ". will move into the Schumacher
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-11-23

Public extreme To- prices complete Of
Quality of which the ndum is but
D
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-11-23

~ sam'l Long sdvsrtises an estray s'eef'
,...h r,cher sdveytisss N sstray colt. .a.. =,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-16
RE r U u MING:

SETU URN ING:
Leave Virginia, via Placorvillc and LAX" Zig.
Ter Route ut | 2. ". and T.. NJ. connecting AT
Sacramento with the San Francisco Boat ut ~.
NJ. next day. The | i. VI. Stage will connect win
the first morning train at Shnglc Springs, giving
passengers six hours in Sacramento.
Rv th. Dutrh Fla, and bonner Lake Route,
will leave Virginia nj I:lJ T.. ~, connecting III
SACRAMENTO with the San FrmriSco Boat AZ
NJ. next day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-16
The Old Formulas
Wy Plan is Purely Vegetable,
Rhcumntisii, Neuralgia,

AMI diseases arising from the of Mercury. such
~ pain In the shin bones, SwclinSS OF the different
luints 0r the bOv Tunulug sores. etc. ETC., ana I'M
uurtlS Of the buud cure, In short time by the Use
"r nv Vegetable Mixtures, known only to myself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-16
wv Female Pills

Ar, the best ever used In this climate for suppress.
SION uI the monthly sickness Every l.Ily should
have lux Ia cas-, ol necessity. Price, -. Consul
,atlun at the office by ctterircc. All letters re.
turned or destroyed Ollcc Hours from? NJ TIL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-16
Di.rn-c- Pccnlinr to EcmnIc-.

Surh ~ Retention. Suppression, AMI Painful Mem
struatiUn etc. etc, have been my study for great
number OF years. AMI can safely promise perfect
cure In short time. .,
H.. not deferred from calling on DIR. TOZER from
,ruCaCV, or a fear OF exposure, - the Doctor Il
man i'm whom YOU can trust and all cases treated
with the ufmU,t S,CTpSy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-16
-REMEMBEI.'G
Dr. ChaS. III. .TOZer'S Institute
,,,., ,,r,h,,.t NJ

CISCO, VRIIlOrnln.
Entrance on Kelruy street. All letters through
the Post OniCr or Express should Oc addressed To
DR.. ClIAS. II. TOIER,
s,Is III SIu Francisco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. TOZ T. Il ~
Veuerenl or Chronic.

EXPERIENCE Is OF FORTY YEARS STAND
Il Ing, aud during that time has met with unI'lr-
iclcl success IN the treatment Of all those diseases
generally known ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-16

,gs.I refer, with permission, 10 Mai John
\. Dix. United States Army. No. West slst st.,
y. Y. City; MrssrS A. \. Low n Bros, 81 Hur'
ling Slip; G. r. IInhirht, ESD, Consul for Nor
way and Sweden. ~ Pearl 81; MrsSr> J. l..
Marshall II Co. 10 Fulton 81; lion J. ID. R"y'
inert Counsellor ~ Law. l;i6 Nassau -: and the
r,,.t r,.nrrtnhlr business men Of New York City,
and in ali tn" principal commercial cities in the
world.
,y-Nny person wishing 20 b" informed IN re-
gard tn the state Of the Market. vii! pleas" IN
rlu.. u stamped envelope. addressed to himself.
rhrn the, desired information will be- sent by re-
turn mail Please address.
ERNEST 4. ERI.ASDSON.
CornnIlSsion Merchant,
,c2 3m ll6 William 81. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-16

COR. G. AND TAhAIVh - - ~ II -,
Virginia.
OFFER FOR SALE, AT TIE LOWEST
rnt.s. Brass Goods, Stoves, Tin and Copper
Ware. etc. Our stock will be found very com
ple,c having boon carefully selected for this Mar
kct.
The following comprises part, only, of our
stock:
aSoOOO ms Bar Iron, round and square, all Sz-S,
$4,000 rbs Boiler Plato; '-
6OOOO rbs Sheet Iron,
$4,000 tbs Shoe Shape, hll SiEos
1900 nv Cast steel, Blister Stool. md Toe
Cork Steel;
Nail Rod, Band Iron;
5000 rbs Track Iron;
G,OOO fbs Bar and Sheet Copper;
I6,OOO 10 Lead Pipe. various SlEosi
$4,000 feut Gas Pipe, TO incheSi
1000 feet I. r. Hose, all siz"si
100 dozen Hose Bibbs;
800 dozen Elbows and Couplings;
10000 Carriage Bolts, all slEcSi
lG,OOO Machine Bolts, all sizrI;
600 GlObe Valves;
900 Anvils and ViceSi
50 Bellows, various sizes;
Blacksmiths Tools;
Scales. Grindstones;
100 WheelbarrOwn;
400 dozen Axo. Pick and Scdge Handles
Coal;
1000 dozen Locks. Hinges Bui'S'
THcks;
Knives and Forks, Spo"us;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder,
100 dozen Picks;
100 boxes window GLASS;
White Lend, Boiled OIL;
Turprntinc;
BOruX:
Bailing Wire and Rope,
600 kegs Nails. all sized
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT n CO.,
Corner or and Taylor streets .......''''rS'n'"'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25
Proposals.
Large Government Sale Of Coal.
100000 BUSHELS.
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS oFFIoE,

QuARTERbfAgTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WAfHISsr0S, D. c., August 5, 1885
CEALED PROPS AIS are invites and viii be re.
y ceiyed az lhe places and until the dates hereafter
named for the purchase Of all the surplus Coal 81
those places, belonging 70 the Government.
At LOUISVILLE, BY, until II o'clock m, oil
"Wednesday. August 80, for Coal lying 81 Louisville,
XIV, aud Nashville. Tenn.
At ST. LOUIS, No., until IL o'clock m, Of Tues
day. septem5er g. for Coal lying 81 Cairo, H., Mem
PMS, Tenn., Aelens, Ark, and Mouth OF White
RIVER.
Al VlcKsBBRG, Miss, until IL O'Clock m. o.
Friday, september Is for Coal lying at VicksbuTg.
Misaissippi.
az NkfcHBZ, Miss, until u O'Clock, N Of
Aonda5, September Is, for Coal lying AZ NHtcaeN,
Mississippi.
separate proposals vii also Be received at the
same time FOR the Barges or Bets containing the
Coal.
Each envelope ccutalrlng bid sho7ld be sealed,
sn1 the nsme or plumber Of the BsTge containing Il
endorsed tberocn, und sddressed 70 . Brig. Gen.
Lewis B. Parsons. Chief Rail snd BiTer Tram poEtA-
ton" in care OF the QGsrternsster in charge Of
nver transportation at the point desgnaiea for
opening shs nids.
Payment 70 to made in United States currency
uror he oeptance Of any proposal, and PRIOR 10
the delivery ot the properly.
1he Government reserves ne iight 20 withdraw
sny CT the Ccal and the Barges containing IL and 70
reject proposals II deemed TOO low.
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
LEWIS B. PARSONS,
Bfigader General sud Chief Rail and River Trans
poratlon. augl2-td
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25
Cooking and Heating Stores,

Country Hoiow ware Of AL siaes and descriptions
sugar Kettles, etc 1, etc. IN short every deSoTip
uoB Of wcrk do . IN Foundry and Machine shopa
me fatEsrns o. ne late Grmoi
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25
MrnlerIous AfTaIr ID OpelLkn.

Our community was startled yester.
day evening by learning that the body
OF young lady had been found in
Fraziers mill pond, some four miles
from this place on the evening previ
Gus We give the sad intelligence IS
we received il
Il appears that 3 young man by the
name of Gillespie, while attending 10
some business near the above named
pond, ssw the body of human being
Fise 20 the sarface Of the water. He
Immediately set 10 work - getting the
body Ashore; this being done, it was
found % be yoang lady, apparently
some hfteen Or sixteen years old, who
hAd first been shot, then had her head.
arm aud leg cut OF, and the body
thF0wn into the pond
No clue has been given IS TO what
this unfortunate young lady's name
Was, or the whereabouts of the fend
who perpetrsted the bloody deed. The
inference is that her person was Erst
violated, and she murdered, In order
% prevent the punishment Of the vi.
lain who committed the foul deed.
We do no. think the young Isdy
belonged 70 this inlmediRte neighbor.
ODelika Recorder, l7ih
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25

At Saratoga, ladies visit the race
course, bet high on their favorite, and
for fear the excitement nsy make them
forgetful, employ q police o4hcsr to
stand behind them TO see that the
tWenty-eight Thousand dollars work
Of diamonds are not stolen by the
thieves who frequent such places II
% said many Of them are not hslf as
careful or anxious about the preserve
ton Of what used 70 be considered Of
far more value than diamonds. The
morals Of the day do not demand such
strietness over anything that is precious
except material property.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25

Black and Fancy Silks, All eolors; SIX PoplIns,
plain md fsney Mossmbiques Aiapacss, 81 col.
orr; Delapes n all col rs Mohmrs; Pisids. etc.
ETC., usually kept n arst~c AS Dry goods Horse
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25

We regret 10 learn Of the total des-
truction Of the dwelling house Of Mr
Fnrgerson, living about three miles
from this city Yesterday by fire The
Gre Is supposed 70 have caught from
the stove pipe, and when discovered
was under such hesdway, that but lit
tie could be saved. We understand
The loss viii amount 70 nearly $50, COO
including the entire wardrobe of Mr..
FurRerson and family, and quite large
qnanty of gold and silver VicksJZrg
Joar. l5A.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25

= under TIE 'eontrol q Bis hroihsr. q "
SoSbs, formerly foreman q The well known 6rm
psact ca men, Erd latter Nc onrseiye Of some
reputation a. faechance it IL needless % say tgut
Al eoFk executed at fas pisce VII be made u tbs
veTy bes manner, and We carxuiee thai our pEioes
wis b. uch trat & viii BE- upnecsssary for any o-e
70 eoout q tie city y buy snythlnE ID our line o.
Business, unless they have more nsaury thsn taey
know What . DO wlth. nliy2-ssn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25

r ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
& or
STEAMBOATS,. 5ARGEs. and sHIP-YARD.


ouARrrRAksTEz essTRA1's OrrrE.l
IsAsHAe9os, y G. July q, 1855.
sea,ed Proposals. are invited snd viii Be- recsivs d
e. The Oaios Of he QuaTtermaser General isoresu
Of Rafl and RiTsr 7 ansPortsrisnl, At WRsn1nRt D,
% g, uuEi the 6rstdag o. september pext, 81 II
o'ci ek, M, for tee purchase ofthe oloUinQ named
stssuboats Bsfees and other pTope ty:
SIDE Wheel steamer thie1msnsa, registered
tonnage 90 ton .
sids-Wheel steamer Burnside, registered tonnage
Side wheel steamer Thomas. registered sonnags
sids-Thesl sherman. registered tonnage.
sids.whsel steamer warhAichs. registered ton.
mage So M.
ssids.wheel steamer Knoxville. registered tonnage
s sti steamer Dunhsr svrsekl. registered
tonnage - tens
stein wheel steamer KmgstOi. registered ton
mage, % tons
stern wheel steamer KsnesaE, egistsred tonnage
loo tons
Stern wheel steamer Bridgepor. registered ton
nag % TONS.
sterD-whsel steamer Holston, registered tonnage,
ss~Trs vhsei stean,as sEizsionas.. registered ton.
mage, ii5 50nR.
storn-Ehssl steamer chAttsuOoga, registered
| tonnage 50 tons
SteiE-Eheei steamer Atlanta, registered tonnsRs,
22i tons.
slde.vhesl steamer Resass. rsEissered tonnage,
l52 t0nSs
side-wheel sssaznsr Lookout. registered tonnage,
| rs tons.
sesl stsssnsS:s.Ons Isss,. registered ton
mage, Sl4 tons. ra
side wheel stesmer CiIneh, registered tonnsgs.
| - tons.
Also, seven "a 6unWAls Bargel.
One Row Bost. and one Model BaTge.
All Of Whiehcan beseea It CHATTANOOGA, Tenn,
| at any tine prior % the dag Of sale.
Also for The buildings Eays, stationary machine
y sud appertsnanc Ia the United STATES Ship
/ brndng Yard Al Chattanooga. go
tdI de crp6on Of which can 10 seen 81 the
Offices Of the Qusrternasters Of fransportstion at
q cinna, Louisville, Nashville, 81. Louis, and a
| Chattanooga.
Brcpossss are invitsi for eaeb hat or barge sens
raleY the name OF the boat or ieseFipdoa Of the
/ bErE 70 he des gnsied in the proposal.
a fuil description Of the propeHY may be obtain.
ed on application 20 Brevet Colone Arthur Edwards
A. @. N. st Louis, BIO.
Esch envelope ntansng bid should be sealed
md eadorsed PROPOSE for Steamers, Barges, and
other properly al ClIattano "a" Bureau q
RsA and RIVER Eransp ortttirn,r md Addressed 10
! the q isrtsFmasssr General y. S. A., Washington,
Payment 20 be inside ia United Eta es currency
upon he acceptance Of any proposal, and pr e.
the delfyeFyeGf the properly 5ti i---
Th- Government reserves the right te WiihdyaW
eny Of thssboye piope1ty, and 20 reject PROV DEALS
! II deem n tooeioW. 80 ll +at z-fftl. q
| By order Of tie Quartermsstsr General.
- ~ 47-.a LEWIS 3. pAReONg
Brig. Gensralan Chief Of Rad snd River Trans.
Poreaaon. - -. ...a-. AZ augs-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25
No Charges until after Collection

and particular sttention given 70 Clans against the
Cavalry commands d Generals WILSON, Wat
KINs, HATCH, and CROXTON.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25
David Landrsth & Son,
Edncation.

FEfHE un6ersz1ad ~ 1re1 sne - -, 80
II ~ 1880 lissricaI nd tlafherpeii1el sac
g tbe So q eeplalnbef, is ap4 .-s = -
ths ~ a JAY, fsl8 EVeEy eqrs ~ = - .
pru1noie tAe moral sd ~ ~, - ~ -
s = "a ,'s1:i- s-zy K Ie1 H tae Beoksspss q
MessEa aerry o., iahlie q. -. u. -.
ksenB "a tse ecui1-eest - !, - - -
= sS,.si5- Ss-Ss AAIftANtAL cRQfzA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25
WHITE GOODS.

so0ks, Jaeonet Tuck Au-lm, Ruined do, Irish
/ a n az Lnet-, Towels Linen Carnbries
ilsn sndf reg; BF iseye Ispers Linen Baneker-
Oh . Hem & ; d Ire Tnbr ID red Sets, Red
vac Mn COTS S. Grape &c Swiss Ecgn
Jaenne do. lnsertings isfstts Ribbons In Al
vi tls sd y 81 60 or-i IL Bel insr. Buckles
iscneshi lew Corset Velvet Ribbons. etc. etc.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25

Prepare and collect Cescers' pay Eocomts, sEd col
GsrR' 6nal statanens-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25
Bracelets. Rings, Sets Of JeWisry &c.

MA ##H#
ITO b disposed q y oNR DOLLAR esch'
= wsteout raRaTa b value, and not to be pad for
Until yea know what you are 70 receive,
Our Inducements are the greatest sger odereddor
obsAining god JeEslry at low pT.css.
CefuncA5es OF 81 the articles named IN our circu-
Jar are put into envelopes, sealed up, ana mixed,
snd Ehsn ordered. are drawn, vithoes reSSrd to
eaeces and seut b u1E Tree q expenfe, gixlng all
send One Dollar icr the article or not; SATlsFAC-
TON - GUARANTEED u all cases. and q there
are 10 BLANKS, Is Is ignycss be for any one 10 re-
ceivs less thar the Va oe 81 iheir money.
Our lst comprises $4,000 S~ticles, valued 81
nom = % Si75 cash, Consisting 81 Gents' and La
ates' t3old ana liver HultinE cased v atchss, Nj
ElstEre Magic ssTing and snsp Locke ., ovai and
Ceased God Hreoelets, cod Pens with silver
uoountes Ehc1y holders, Sold Pens Nth silver ex-
tsnsion esses ana Peneils. 9aId Tooth and Far
PicEss CEASED &nd Stone ses RineE, Bnsom StadE,
Sleeve Buttons. (rarItty Of sfylasl California Dia-
mond, Sol tsiTe sed Cluster Pms, 6ents' Masonic
Pms gra Hrgs. tadies' Belt DnckIss Gold Thin
hles, Cora, 9ral. tst a1d Pearl sets a Ladies'
Jee y, variety q 80 ~ q Ear Drops aud Brooch
e., Chate 4tns a1d LoDE 0asrd rhni,n Cent? We {
SD NsSk chaina tssid and Jet EsveiEing brooch
4 eiresiar eoutasalns Isl o. srsieses. slso sse
kazEa4r 1srOsz Eg1 Ano fnznrrns ve offer N
scsu ng Clubs, viii Be sat free. 6Exlsoe-iifcstes
- osBis. ave for 81, hilsssn for q thirty Tires sor
s ons hsndred sor sae- ouE csntes loeassn
dera prOnpey dled and bEwzrdsd By isturn mai
kgssis wasted IN every tom aaa cOuuty.
Addrew - RAckARD & co.
swess FoarA &. cDcisnsh, Ola.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25
- u. s. MsFshsl's Sale.
UaasS Ssses Disrsa C6urt for De MidGl.
~, - o.
DisEass q IsHasass
The Usilsd siss.s;

- SinioTmation Ne, s9
certain "a q eoods ulasuee b @9ns beriessa.
DURsUANT b y wrif Of Isaalil8ai crpoans n me
directed rom the Circuit 0curt Of TIE Unised
ssaies fer BE MIDDLE Distract Of Tennessee, IN sad
csnse, vii ssa at pnblic Auction, 10 ths highest
BIDDER 70 o4ah on ths l2ihdsE 81 September, lass
between The hsurs Of 10 and y oeloek, m. 81 the
store house a Wm Ii Lucas a Co. ID Nashville,
paTidson sounfy, Tenn, the Goods mentioned
shove conasmned b sad oouu ~ forfeited = the
urite4 States. Sad Prop9Tfy eoussts Of Fancy
pfy Goods, a.. EuaEh5ccCK,
s9gst-sa Marsh4i Nd. D.a. Tenn.
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For sale.
So ~.
ChattanOOga Rolling Mil

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Once 81 Director and 0sn'l. Manager N RIMS.
Wash ngtoD, d. G Ju = 81, 1896.
DROPOszL5 Vin Be receivAd at this once ruhl
IL - o'clOck noon, on Wednesday, September
lsth, 1855, % purchase the y. B. Mlfary kailpoad
Rolling Mi At ChattaHe oga, Tenn, With TIE ma
ehinery, tools, build q, hxtures and track en-
uscting tbs Roilng Nil win the Nashville and
Chattanooga E4iIosd
Tbs mil s1d machinery constructed % re--oll
Railroad Iron are entirely new, and Of ,hs most in
proved hsractsr. -
For iun descr pdon and details Of operation, ca
pseityr &c apply IN person or By etter, 20 4. v.
tArdisy, supernt' ndent, O attaaooqa, Teua
Chase char s1coga RouiEe Nil"
o @. McOALLUM,
Brevt. Brig. Ge8., Dirseter 4nd General Nerazer
Military RAilToads q. +. ansiO-ta
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25

The London Times takes il for grant
ed that another effort will be made to
lay the Atlantic cable, and thinks the
rope capable Of improvement.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25

JEFF Davis mas written letter to one
Of his counsel at Albany, asking infor.
nation a. 70 the date Of his trial ana
the nature Of the charges. Ithss hith-
ert0 been supposed that be was not per-
mitted 10 correspond with shy body.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25
ST. MARE'S ACADEMY,
Notre Dame, Ind,
WILL opeu its Scholastic Session on the FIR
w Monday fsePtember.
TERMS psRaNSvw.

The location OF s. Mays 3 unrivaied IN point
Of bssuty end retreinent ilie ar is sAiubuoos
tie grounds ex en-ise sud vel lid out. livery
sdvan age Of n~ture and eri hive en- brought
under contribution to eonsttute tbs Acad, my
everything thsf parents and gusrdiaEs could de-
sire. the large, weii-appointed buleings are
heated throus ut ~ stsau hos and cold water he
ma carried thp0agh every portion. Every Proyle-
ion Is ma - 10 secure heath 70 the innaasef. Not
Only the Holid intellectual proEresS q the pupis.
but heir adTencap cnt IN yiFte tnsir respect for
religion. mir rehpeu ent msnbers ere regarded
a. ssseniG accomplishments Ia the educa'i0n Ct
Sd MarF'a. Pupils hscome the children q the
ouss, the sisters Waenhing over theH bes; interests
with aha sol ituds Of mothers. lauR5 toca
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25

We bsve received aud are still daily receiving,
larRs quaut.ties o. Goods direct rom he East,
where they have baen selected snd purchased BY
cur Mr.. Law, 81 regular Bi-snhRal Manusaetufers
Auet on 80 hat our friends aDdi customers wiz al
ways aod new andi teresiing G. sngs Of patterns
We WOOL cal Zee special 81 en- tio1 Of The La
DIS b our par1enlar 80
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-25
Oriental Pearl Drops.

ToR Besuhsyinz tho complexion. sE1ecalany re-
l. moving
Tan, Freckies, Riotches, und giving the Skin an
elegant snoothress not easily sinsd b. anyother
It's use sznong ladies' Of Fashioa ia he Esst va
it chaEscter io- efficacy which at once stamps il a
infinitely Superior iOr the toilet Of any lady.
Can be ob'ained from any respectable drug store
and Rlso wholesale or othsrEiss eon the propns-
tors.
EuRLEY. RUDDIE AGO.
CoEnsrseysnth and Green strests. LouisTiIls.
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A IL rsEsons hsFisg naconnls and denaan1s
- aE6nse the agiaaa q sarah MorgAn. &ecsased,
60. saHlf.DREe7,
sasic-ln lamlalsiTAssE. s..
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Ladies Department,
Cloak DEPARTMENT

Coiutr1ses great varie y Of yer desirable Goods
which Ve win sci 81 p Ices al the liTnes. Fin.-
Ia ma ciosss, Hasques ca hreasssaas, d !
les Dc T1fetas e dsl gTos dc NGplSs, CIcula erc
etc., vi ] 30 sold EENY CHEAP in order 70 n1Sk0
room for our Fall Stock.
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Dissolution Of COpartnsrshiP,

NAsETuLE, TslrE., August l, 1865.
THE hrfn or IHiord s Hays is This dav dissolved
= by mutual consent ". b. Tlsord u alone
authorized to use the name Of lie arm In liquda-
dos. BE assumes al the liabilities, and wiz collect
AZ amounts doe said arm. laugo-1
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on oR 100. AcREs. HoR SALE By THE
GU sDdsFsieoea, AtuAts Eve miles NON hash
ii ". CHfLDkEt,
a9ss-ln. 30, a ohsTEy Etrssts NsshVsliss
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The Machine shon

e drecty under De control Of the .Pronr,esor.
70 q W Aoen y lel. elty of DE lAas leo yeAr
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HAVE IN sroEE

r HAVE N sToRE
i2oo Barrels Zaasuha sali q buihs -. -
10 half btis. and 80 y =
and co6ss eugAz.
50 Bass prisns 40 ~ JaEa eoase-
100 BoEas etar Cszdiss
80 4 - % Dc
80 Boxes 500, sssor.sd-
% Rits Mackarel.
50 Ha6 bis. nackara
30 Eeg. saiil. isserisd
30 Barrels szls4 Ruzafy Foa1.
20 Rsans Wfapp.ae Faperi sa''i's~
a Lso, Piasla DE- Goods. Boets 20 49, -
"a Quetnsasre, unnsre 49, - ~
CasI g, } - sIuGs, Wsd7s5 .-...,' - -.
tra = eadffefr IL ocle1NfleI - =. - -
Boz esurfF VI - - aaa 49, - -. - b
articles. AZ al Fheh z "a .e.l - %
Conrfr, - otv bdyaz e suaa pioll. ~ -
n. N. PAEmELE,
rAsEvTE.Ls. TEssssszA
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business ia, kss hereto ore been negie0tsds n
Nesavtlei eui We are Determined 70 furnish eood
ssefe y deeiEu, nnish, durability and eheapasee
- esR ns ulsde n the united States.
THE FoUNDRYlDEPARTMKNF
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Iron Fronts
rsTOEES AND HOLLOK.WARE..

put h their houses win fad IL 60 their lutsrss %
aeil nslora contrasting elsewhere. Particular 81
tcaaon VIII 10 psid % the nshuiscture Of