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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-28
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Nev Yosx. Jan. 28.-The moenine b.
pers are filed With peace gossip 10 connec.
t,oo vith n. Blair's visit 70 Richmood.
The Times and World ~ his nseotjs.
lions have proved . failure.
The Tribune says the result i unknown
The Worlds Army Of the James CORES
pondent says:
The attempted rebel navy raid on James
river ended in complete failure. and their
feet turned back towards Richaond. AFTER
the loss Of the ram, Druyry, blown up BY >
Union shell.
The rebels landed some troops on Far.
rars Island, in the James, for the purpose
Of co operating with the feet, but these
were driven of.
A cavalry reconnaissance on the Charles
City RR., on Wednesday last, developed the
fact that the rebels who bad advanced sino.
ultaneously with their gunboats, had fallen
back.
The Herald's Cape Fear River c~orrespon-
dent gives the details Of the important suc-
cess Of our army and navy, besides al the
guns and amm unition captured In the forts.
md that the numerous supplies Of the re.
bel prisoners were also secured, and much
other property of great value.
The rebel troops in front Of Gen. Terry
made q slight demonstration on last Non
day; but it amounted to nothing in the lines
Of his army. The young and able bodied
men are to be encouraged to enlist 4 the
military service, and the South Carolina Ses
lslsnds, and the abandoned rice and cotton
iieIds in portions of the Florida and South
Carolina coasts are to be got apart for the
settlement Of the old men, women and chill
dren.
Admiral Porter's gunboats were working
their way up towards Wilmington.
Deserters continually report that the rcb-
els are %cvacuating Richmond.
Gen. Rufus Saxton has been appointed to
superintend their location on the sea lands.
All the rebel distractions have been re.
moved from the main channel to Savannah
Harbor, and it is now open to navigation.
A Charleston correspondent Of the Rich
mond Dispatch says
II Sherman succeeds in getting possession
OF Branchvillc the fall Of Charleston will soon
follow.
Late rebel papers continue to show the
confusion, doubt and dependency regard
nc 80 Ce~SCCo u sIIC OUIliCuSio Wy uOW pre-.
valent among the chief rebels themselves as
well IS the mass ofpeople.
The Richmond Examiner Of the Oath says:
A long series Of blunders convincing
some others later, have now produced a very
general, indeed we might say a universal
belief among all intelligent observers that
our Government as it is now conducted is
not equal to the great accession.
The Examiner says: The expedition down
the James, by our ircn-clads, was designed
to break the cnemy's pontoons, and thus
destroy his communications, and to take ad-
vantage Of the fact that he had withdrawn
most Of his naval force from the river
for Wilmington-leaving but one iron-clad
and some wooden vessels in the channel
above Varina.
There was also reason to suppose that the
recent freshet had washed out q portion O.
his line Of Constructions, and thus opened the
way to the attack on his pontoons.
We may say here that the expedition is
understood to have been originated and
planned by Lee, in view Of the circumstan-
ces referred to.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-28
NEW York. Jan. u,

NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
The recent discoveries justify the belief
that many thousand tons Of the husks Of In
dian corn will hereafter be consumed yearly
in this country in connection with the man
facturc of paper. The editors of the leading
daily journals of the country have secured
the control Of the new discovery SO far
as the same is applicable to the manufac-
ture Of printing paper, and they respect
fully invite proposals from every town,
county and State in the United States for
supplying clean, sound and well dried husks
rs the same are stripped from the ripe corn
The husks to bc balcd in even hundreds OF
pounds and delivered Mt raj road stations,
addressed to d. II. Craig, General agent OF
the Associated Press, New York City.
The Iri3uns's Washington special says that
a committee Of ladies, representing 1900
working women Of Philadelphia, employees
of government contractors, waited on the
President to-day to tell of their suffcrings
and wrongs, Simon Cameron, John W.
FOrney and other Pennsylvanians accomm-
MED them. The President was deeply I'm
pressed and sent for Acting Quartermaster
Thomas and told him the story he had heard
and then said II shall consider myself
personally Obliged if you can hereafter man.
age the supplies Of contract work for the
government, made up By women, SO as 10
give them remunerativc wages for their Ia
tor."
The General declared that If it could he
done it should.
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New York. Jan. 81.

NEW YORK, Jan. ~.
The Tribwne's Fort Fisher correspondent
says. the Navy Department made a magnif-
cent haul. On Wednesday night, the 18th,
three blockade runners were captured off
Cape Fear Inlet by our fleet, and last night
another one. Two of the steamers have Just
come in, and anchored under the guns oiti,e
Navy, opposite battery Buchanan. They
are iron steamers of the largest and swifics,
class of blockade runners. very long and
sharp, with low hanscIs forward and an,
scarcely higher than the rail. Like all the
rest, they are painted a light lead color or
light blue. They have each two raking
smoke pipes painted white. and set fore and
aft low paddle boxes with wheels Of small
diameter, but making up in power by the
applications of the patent feathering floats.
They are deeply loaded.
Examinations thus far made, show that
the Rebels have constructed a breastwork
nearly from the ocean to The river above our
lines, and are evidently preparing as best
they can to contest our advance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-28

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. ~.
Inc state Convention has been engaged
Gcoaslng sec. ~, tBill of Rights for The past
!nree csys. As originally presented it gave
me l1eelslatnfe unlimited power I forfeit
the estates o. citizens, but was finally adopt
No person can be attainted cf tre.so, .,a
felony by the General Assemble arJ s ~.
there can lie no forfeiture Of ssSste =. 49, ~
crime except treason. That NJ snrvir.;,!
cn work corruption Of blood, ANA I'M ~
estate Of Mch persons ~ may destrnv ths;r
.Otn 1iyes6ha11 deDcend ~ In caseo u nafn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-28

WARRINGTON, Jan. q.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 25th has
the following:
We hear Of NO changes in the Cabinet
Mr.. Seldom has certainly and decisively re.
signed. His successor Is not named.
The President has signed a bill creating a
been made.
The following is from the Sentinel of the
18th:
Cannon aud musketry were both heard in
the direction of Battery Harrison yesterday.
II was reported on the street that Battery
Harrison had been recaptured from the Yam
KEGS.
1t is not believed that Mr.. Blair has been
authorized to offer any terms Of settlement
that could be accepted by the Confeder.
ates. What consultations have taken place
between him and Davis it is presumed are
only known to themselves. The shortest
way for peace is a vigorous war. The enc
my will never make terms with US until they
are convinced we will fight till we achieve
our own independence.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-28
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81

WNS1iINVTON, JUH. II.
The President has approved the joint reso-
luton authorizing the Secretary of the
Treasury to give notice to the owners of the
building in New York city known as the
Merchants Exchange, and occupied as the
Custom House, of the intention of the
United States to purchase the SAME for the
sum Of $1,000, 900, in accordance with the
terms stipulated in the existing lease of the
property to the Government,
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New York, Jan. :

INV IOIkh, jain. ~.
The gold market has taken a strong specu-
lative turn and the price has advanced from
2OSs, the opening figure, to 213 at 8 O'Clock
p. nj.
The Commercials Washington special says
that it is believed that Mr.. Blair's answer 10
the letter from Mr.. Seward, carried to Rich
mOnd as quasi credentials, will show the ut
ter hopelessness of peace negotiations.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-28

New 8OHksM0fketos
Nsw YoKx, Jan. %.
COfTox-Quiet ct CSC.
FLoua- Market firm and 15c higher. 39.600
9.7c Extra State go s0011.9 30 Il. n. Q.
WHEAr-No receipts, aud &c higher. e2.49
choice Amber.
CoRx-Quiet at /. SO for Mixed Western.
Oars Dull and heavy. 1.03@1. 05 for Western.
PORK-Unsettled, At 81 .50@3s.50 new mess,
36.0o@36.5o for one year. old, and $32.0o@
80. 25 for prime.
LARD-Dull, at lsx@20.
Wmsksr-DuAl, 3.30@2.S 81 for Western.
Cur NEArs-Declining.
B~gEr-Steady.
H~0Cs-Dressed, 15LM1Cc.
SuGAR-Dull at lS%M2O.
PErRolEuH Quiet and nominal at zoe for
crude IS for refined; IS for free.
New York Stock.
New York. Jan. 90.
40old opened At es.lsN, r~oseto 1920, closed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-28

New YORK, Jan. q.
Henry w. Meade, one of the firm of
Meade & Bros, photographers. committed
suicide last night by taking laudanum.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-28
The Singer Sewing Machines

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
is fast gaining q world wide reputation. 1t is be-
yond doubt the hest and cheapest and most beau
tiful Of all Family Sewing Machines yet offered
to the public. No other Family Sewing Machine
has SO many useful appliances for Hemning,
Binding, Feltng, Tucking, Gathering, Gnaging,
B~raiding, Einbroidering, Cording, and 20 forth.
No other Family Sewing Machine has 40 much
capacity for a great variety Of work. Great end
recent improv emerts make our Family Sewing
Machine most reliable, and most durable, and most
certain in action at all rates Of speed. II makes
the interlocked stitch, which is the best stitch
known. Any one, even of the most ordinary ca
paclty, can see, at q glance, how to use the letter
Machines are finished in chaste aud exquisite
style.
The Folding Case ofthe Family Sewing Machine
is a piece Of cunning workmanship Of the most
useful kind. 1t protects the machine when not
in use, and when about to be operated NAV be
opened as q spacious and substantial table TO sus-
tain the work. While some Of the Cases, made
on; Of the choicest woods, are finished in the sim
piest and chastest manner possible. others are
adorned and embellished in the most costly and
superb manner.
1t is absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation, SO Is TO judge Of its great
capacity and beauty.
II is fast becoming popular for family sewing a
our manufacturing machines are for manufsctur-
ing purposes.
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied with silk.
twist. thread, needles, oil, &C., Of the very best
quality.
Send for Z PAxPHLEr.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Chicago Office, so Clark street.
ian23 R. kKAuSE, Agents in Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-28

MEADvILLE, Pa, Jan. 81.
All the bonds stolen from the Bank Of
Crawford county, except $4,000, were
found this morning in a barn near the bank.
The bank is doing business as usual.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-28

Oj43cs % fnn DAvkxronf OnnocRAs,
saturday evening, n. -. lee&
rLesRZ8etail oD.0o1bbl. e7.1o paPes ackAD
o7.40 ~; Wholosals $50 -; psper ackS
67.e0; o7.00 bulk.
Club. Ies md usiena, $50; a. 1. Il souhd
aot clean enough for No. l, 9l.15.
CoRx.-Shelled, No. !, sound, plump and dry,
sc. .
Oars. No. 4. clean and sound, SOC.
BARLRY.-el.10 log .20.S
P0fAr0Rs.-S5Qs5.
Hoes.-Dressed hoes Slo6o01l.G.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-28
FRENCH,S HOTEL.

On the European Pan, opposite the city Hall
PARK, Co.. Of Frdaktort street,
Mar York.
spacious Refractory, Bath Rooms and Barber
shop, Bedrooms warmed gratis, and only one
BED in a room. ID, not believe rumors or hack
men who say we Nc full. Serva , are not al
owed to receive pefquisites. apl5-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-28
C4poDsss sraess Dgseasss ~,
sess7o.
lei Davis Fsvoss . Peace Az
eeptablee - 1Ancoln 49,
Congrcss.
Ger. Lee willing 10 give NJ
the Contest.
COMMISSIONERS FROK RICHMOND
EXPECTED AT WASHINGTON

New YoRx, Jan. 81.
The Connaerciars Washington special saws,
Blair had an interview with the President
this .. m. His friends say his mission will
lead to peace, but gives no reasons for saw.
ing 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-28
MISSISSIPPI U

MlSSlSE XXI fO
HENRY HATPT, PROPRIETOR. HE
l. recommends lis conveniently arranged ho-
tel TO all travellers, and also TO city boarders, as
surfing them that nothing will be wanting to
promote the welfare of his guests and to make
their stay with him pleasant and agreeable.
he also recommends his well stocked bar which
Lunch every morning at 10 O'Clock. ie1 If
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-28

DASvrLLE, Pa, June 9, 1s62-Dy. VIM. H. O,eoo
-Decr Sir In Feb. 1851, l was afflicted with
than two gallons Of water in twenty four hours.
was obliged to get up as often ten Or twelve times
during the night, aud in Ave months | lost about
nfty pounds in weight. During the month Of July.
1861, | procured two bottles or Constitution Wa.
ter, and in two days after using il experienced
relief, end SITTER taking two bottles ~ -entirelv
cured, SOON after regainiDg my usual good health.
Yours truly, ]. ". L. De WITT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-28

~lrritate and drench the kidneys, and bs constant
use soon lead to chronic degeneration and con.
frmed disease
We present the Constitution Water 20 the pub-
lie with the conviction that it has no equal in re-
lievlng the class Of diseases for which il has been
found so eminently successful for curing and VIC
trust that we shall be rewarded for our efforts in
placing 30 valuable . remedy in a form to meet
the requirements Of patient and phvsician-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-28
PNYo0clAW0.
ID. z. TAYlOR. Nm

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OMEOPATHIST. Ovy,cs-V. ". 'corr..
- Main and I'd yts. Residcncc-sd ~. n
s,de, "a door west Of Perry. ONCE hours A.
keferences-Dr. J. Morton. New Yort. NJ n
y e1ster DAYTON, O.; DIR. L. Ehrman. Cincinnat,'
~; ": !. Temple, Prot. Of Nat. Nd :: Ir. q -
franklin. Prof. of Surgery in the Homeon.sh,..
ne%1c.I college q Mo-, at st. Louis; Rev. Is.
2 = a.son; o. this city. jan2S-df
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r ANDs IN J0HxsoN, MUsCAr1yE. iowa
IL Poweshiek, Jacper, Jones, Louisa. Des.
Moines, Calhoun, Carroll, Cerro Gordo and Frank
GEO. L. DAVENPORT, Executor
Or. John {. COFFIN.
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gashrille Aaipn.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining ia The NashUaie rost 06ios
Wednesday, r. bruary, -, 1898.
The List of uncallei for Letters has been
assigned TO the Nashville USIoS, BY Post
master Lindsey, for tue year 1865, as the
paper having the largest circulation, in
GLIDING the army. e
AL letters advertised are subject 70 an exits
charge Of one cent. Fer-oas calling for them VII
please be prepared with tie necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters Blil please say
they are advertised. snd give the date u last.
Al letters not taken out n one month viii be
sent 70 tie General Post Once rs desd letters
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United States Direct Taxes.

OrFIcE UsrrED STATES DIaEcr Tax C0sHIssIoSEa,1
DisTRIoT 20 TESsEssEE,
NASHVILLE JAN'Y ~, lslj
rs1HF OUOTA or DIRECT JAXE5 DUE FROM
the County Of Davidson, 10 the ststa u I9neea-
-. under the sct 81 Congress approved August
ls5i. has been apporfioned End charged upon al
H. lsnds and lots 81 ground 10 sad County q Ds-
yidsp 10 pursuance az he act Of Congress entitled
s4n 81: for the collection Of dracl taxes IN 10 uf-
reefonary strets within the United sFatss and for
other purposes" approved june = 1914.
The tzxss thus ohsrsed may - paid within 3 KY
DAYS ho this date into tbe Treasury Of ths United
ltstss or 70 the Commissioner 81 thar o11cs N
Nashville, No. - Soalh Cherry street
E.F. FERRY,
DEEANO r. SMITH,
INo. b. ROD8EKA
lanl0-2m. C0mTn ssioaers
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SOLDIERS.

HcuOught not 70 - without sueh valuable med
che. The C1c-Elist National Union, q April 5fth
-sys, That th0usaBda q our sOldeTs have been
saved . tbs uss o. strckiandis Anti-Ch0lers hix-
tUre- For ale b. Druggists at 50 cents pr bottla
nat, ONO.
50idIn Nashville, Tenn, ~ FORBEs 3 gEH-
PHESs, 5fEPHEh8, JAFEEF co. g. NJ. HEA
DERsHOf 90, BEhOyILl4E q Co, All 4 !
HA~lAhik- 80 2f--tH ~ th-wtF
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Head.ouarters POst Of Nashville,
OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL.
cAsHgIlLE. TEss. ,J@n-fy. iSs5.
Provost Order
No Ia.

10 ~
ENTRACT.
o IN scenrlanre y th the deciaion ~ q li.-
lsry rOari. ca ca from Post Headquarters for TIE
purpose a. re arng Schedule d Price,, r-Ulia-
-ses OF lie IN THIS city the l5t 81 price, establish
81 By Provost Order No. ~ - hereby ekanaed
asiolloEz, ~;
BEEE-Hoct=. per ssand, MUrroE-Iscts. per n
FLcCE-Sl5 q bti PyrAI0Es--s3 50 8 bush
TUEsgPs-s2 10 e bush. e. uHaaE-5oCts q heat
Osi0ss-S3 g bu-hei. BrrfEE-c5ets. e n.
WooD-SI5 % per cord,
The above pries. sll - changed ~ ofi-B a. & u.
comes uoeoasasy aid prOpsr PuhacatOu mais
LaereoG
Aay parties selling 10 Markets, or Prigale Store.
A. prsces higher than Schedule rates viii D. any,
al and their goods contested AZ! peraoua 80 ~
Wted 70 report promptly any uolahOa Of This Onfsr
10 this once
By command Of Brig. Gen. Jso. p. MnKEs
HUNTER bROOEE-
jan2l-u Capt md Provost Msrsllai
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NASHVILLE
WOOD and COIL COMPANY

A. PREPARED 10 DELIvER COAL 10 ANY
u psrt Of ne eisy. Orders promptly aIlen dad ~
Once No. - seuih College street
lznS-R TaOs. II. RICKERR.
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Young Col BsFos2

A@Lle vi A9.ANH
Ziegler Nosh 2
OFFICIAL.
Smith J Capt Rench f o
Reynolds Chas A Ruts hler Cant
RhOnemus E d Ridder C A
Reinhemus Chas Parmele Chas
Peterson John F Pheonex R0bt
Thrgss Abraham Price D J Lieut.
Palmer E L Lieut. Palmer Mhos Capt
Jefferson j c Perkins J Ruyer
Mc(ileW VIM McGinnis VaseY
Greenwood 1t Col c Guslath Capt Au ms
Graham Saml VI Gesry Harry u
Green Capt a n Held Capt Chas
Hart " Harrison Capt q W
Hedsiek Capt Chas Hldshire Chas
Hart Capt Noah II Hawlov W o
ingersoll VIM w Johnson Capt 2
Knox G r Sankton Jno L
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Lang S II Lowe VIM
Moore Eliplalet Martin VIM D
Martin Thos c Morris Capt J r
Macksy Col A J Moan J P
Ni,kershsm Capt Mcknight Pinkny
Waggoner Henry Wade w H Capt
Wood E Msj Wood L
True Geo A Treat R B L Col
Temple L N Toumy David
Thompson II Smith Robt
Spratt John Smith j
Stutsman 5 x G Scott David I
Spein David Stegall Ii A ON
Scheidam @ \ Capt Stewart N Capt 4
Skinner r Scott Michigan
Squire w C Capt Smith J j
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Messrs Lattimer 4 Kenney
MessTs Bloom * Cohen
Messrs c W Fischer x Co
Messrs Bennett i Richards
Messrs Perry d Dumont }
MessIs Maurice, Cohen x Co
Messrs Elmer E Welson Il Co
Messrs Speigle " Co
Messrs Wilcox Dunn & Co
Schlessinger Il Haragt
L Cohen 4 Co
Eugene Il w Y BlbO
Bermheimer Il Bros
kuff & Glazier
l. Faues q Co
Curry & Munro
% e W Fischer i Co
LehOn Il Merritt
Mckay y Lapsey
Ewing & Smith.
Center y Riedel
Harsh L Co
G. G. 4 E S. Lee
Bowerth q Co
Beach & Co
Hodges & Richards
W II Kemper X Co
Kenney Il Walker
Z B RouGtree 4 Co
Robb q Smith
Bailey 4 Shy
Porter, johnson & Co
Davidson & Son
J I Cameron 4 Co
Shea 4 Smith
Biunday Il Carroll.
a. Y. s. LINDSLEY, T. q.
Nashville, Jan. "a, 1865.
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CouasR or STUDY, most complete.
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BUs1sEss- LIKE, Ga the proper accePtation
Of these toTms.]
Daily Session throughout The ysas.
G5-'rhE Principal al experienced Book
keeper.
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DIR. KINGS
Dis pens airy
FOR
PRIVAIlR DISRASRS.

zS~-e---sz DR.. KING, sCnnsFly Of New York, aOF
80 LAST four years OF Louisville, KY, wha
has devoted his attention 70 the treatment % pr
yat9 diseases for so years, Eaters himself having
attended % practice for 30 many years, and cured
many thousands ne IL enabled 70 cure al dssasss
q private nature, 10 matter nov bad thsy may b.
nom inIudlcOu5 medical treatment, or tom nseis1G
OF their own. Dr. Kings Dispsnssry u No =
Dead6nck street., between Cherry and Tia S9uErs
second story Vhsrs be cures al dissSses q pf-
Vats natnre.
GOnOrrhosa cured without nsassOus medicines %
Interference with business.
structures q old OF resent date sdsctuElly eufa-1
IN lev days, By Gn OpershOn which causes %
pam Where a structure exists heGlth cannot -
enjoyed. FG-hsps no disease causes niOT8 mischief
and uEdsfuIine8 The health so much.
syphilis, with al the daeases q the skin gros-
az out Of neglect or Bad treatment can Be sdsctu-
ally cured 10 a lew days
SEMINAL WgAENEss.-Particula attention haFins
been given to this disease, and al the Consequence
growing cut Of X brought on in many cases By ths
destructive habits Of inconsiderate youth and 81
OessITe indulgence OF the passions, nsEieot %
which viii undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unht Tor business OF society add caI5-
ing premature Old ace.
Females who may % lsfouag with any di1aculry
of the womb may resi- assured d immediate ~
nek
Persoas residing abroad, By writing and stasing
their case with Zee enclosed direct tolDf A. King
No. q Deaderick Btrset Nash vile, Tenn- viii have
tina necessary medicines sent % her addraaa
Once hours from o'clock IN Ne morning uatl
The evening. Apstgrs
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The New York herald., 1865-06-21
sOUTHERN ADvERTIsEMENTs.

DICHMoHD PROPERTY.
IL Very valuable Real Estate Main, Tenth and Bank
streets sdoinng the Post once and Custom House. sae
We are suthonsed 70 sail that truly valuable property
TED ~ above fronting on the north side Of Main street %
feet running back the linz OF Tenth
Bank street which has front OF % feet n desired ths
lot win be divided with front Main Of % and
Q like front on Bank street ~
Taking into consragon the fayorable location Of ths
e fsei that the Post once and Custom Hoees and
10 front Of the old Ssee baukk and the beautiful Capitol
square conienty believed that Possesses sAvdhtaGes
for profitable invssneus supsror 70 other h Rich
plan Of se property can Be ssen q hs o1e O. narrson
Application for terms Be- Be- made also 70 Rich.
mohd HARRl6Ok GoDDIN APPRRsON,
baakors and Real Estate Aeenls