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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18

TUESDAY, Oct II.
The House was called to order at fifteen
minutes past nine, by Mr.. Speaker Heiskel.
The journal OF the 10th was read and ap-
rrnwaA
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FENKESSEE IEGISLLTURE.
SENATE.
TrEsDay. Oct. II.

SENATE.
TUESDAY, Oct. IL.
Senate met at 10 A. n.
On motion Of Mr.. Eenter, the House resc-
luton No. l0S, - examine snd compare The
acts Of last session WITH the ieurnsls, ives re-
c nsidersd, taken up, and res9lution offer
ei in lieu BY the same Which was adop-
ted.
Mr.. smith introduced senate bill No. l55.
to repeal sections lis aud liz Of the Code.
sod 10 abolish the Courts established bv
said section and for other purposes.
The Committee on Banks, through Mr.
Frazier, introduced Senate bill No. i54. 70
smend {" an act TO estsb ish a state Bank .
passed January 10, 1888, aud to liouidate
the Bank Of Tennessee. Passed FIRST read ing.
senats bill No. l4o, 10 compeusate Clerks
for fcryiees rendered in the Adiutant-Gen-
rails Office. Pa sed third resding.
Mr.. Smith then resumed the floor, advo-
eating senats bill No. SO, to render persons
Of African descent competent witnesses in
the Courts, ard was followed BY Mr.. Trim
bic and senter in a lengthy discussion,
pending which, the Senste adjourned 70 10
A. II. tho 18th.
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POland's Variety Theatre.

~ seats can 10 secured 60 the rhuatre mi
a. 1ii pm without extra charge.
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The New York IndePendent is fearful that
President Johnson cannot be depended
upon. Therefore, it orings the alarm bell. !"
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A RARE CHANCE
TO PURCHASE
MINERAL LANDS.

ME hsye FOR sale, f5r p limited time Culy, rich
W tract of Copper Land, adjacent in the celsrrs-
ted 4" luck Toan Mines, IN Polk county 10 ihis
State VII eh we're actively worked becfe the Nsr.
aud sre now In creation, rrturniuga rich yield ot
Copper, and icing the only Copper Mines now
worked in This State
The enfi p property viii ha sold for the email
sum Of FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, or 10
FIFTEEN SHARES o. tNE THOUeAND DOL
LA rs EACH, % bring twithi the reach o. part es
desiring TO mate snisl Investment.
Says Mr.. Stafford, the state GeOioUst 10 his re-
port 1855, 1--WE would espe"isly call the attention
Of those inteIes ed M metalferous r. gicns else
where in the Sta to the character presented BY
the DucktOWn veins.
Within an ares not more than six miles
long and half wide, there are at least seven or
eight distinct and remarkable veins, md the prOta-
blhv Il that thsre others IN the same region and
vicn'ty yet und scov rs..
some oiit eontsinng as high as 81 per
cent OF metallic copper.
Seven of the uiues produced 10 Sep
tember, ISIS, eos, Ia To-, OF little mole than
s07lZ tons.
We ieeI Justified 10 regarding these mines as a
crest value The mineral interest 10 this tract
when properly developed, ought readily % br nE a
Quarter ola Million of Dollars, and offers mugh
: reatsr inducements for asoon and quick prcii
tran any Petroleum lsnds in ~ Insrkes
A msp shO sing the location OF the lands, with ge-
oloecsl reTor may he seen 81 our Office where sl
desired information in regard To- he property can CO
Oh aimed " MATT BROWN q co
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HOWE MACHINE,
Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor s Patenteer

Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor s. Patentee,
It is unequalled as q Manufacturing
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established.
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BBST work,
using much smaller needle for the
same thread than any other Machine
These Machines are made st the
new and spacious Factory at Bridge
port, Conn, under the immediate su-
pervision of the President of the Com
pany, ELIAS HOWE. Jr. the original
inventor of the Sewing Machine
Duplicate psrts of Machines con-
stantly on hand
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed
b%Liberal inducements offered to
Agents.
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The weslliche Poet. the organ Of the ST.
Louis Radical Germans, says Of President
Johnson's speech 10 the negro troops;
.sOur readers viii see rom il that Mr..
John son took great pains e say a. little IA
possible in the greatest number OF words.
The niesning Of this long speech is best ak
pressed in our well-knowR saying; 'Mash
nv akin, hut don't wet me!
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In this city, on the afternoon Of the nth inst, Of
Of Chronic Diarrosah, ALExASpER r. MoDANIEI,
aged about Sc years.
His funeral viii take plase tomorrow CThursday)
morning at 10 o'eock. from the residence OF c. ".
Byrum, North College street. nearly opposite the
LouisTi lie Depot
FRIENDS and aequsinfauce sre invited.
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nppLE cEErK AcAnrlI,

The bin incorporating the Middle Creel
Academy, in the county Of SEWER, was takel
up and passed.
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The Railroad between New orleanssnd
DICKSON, Miss, has been thoroughly
repaired and through trains are running.
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HO for the Races! Fare Fifty
Gents.

II C. JACKSON's new line Of Omnibuses uiIl
IL leave the Pub c squaEs. corner Of Cedar
street, every cay this week FOX the Races, af IL
O'Clock, returning AZ soon a. the races are over
RR- FHre eaeh Nsy Fity Csuta. octfT-lW
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"Y. s." Of the Cincinnati Gazette, char
scterises the UyIoS Is "slightly copper
head" ~. s." is either slightly 3
Eusys, or immensely AZ ass.
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Fouuz Man, stop baiors You furihef g. -.
sisaasos s1aIoci 10 Nan, there % 20 dlseae -.
10 cure a. Nrli Llnisalou1i ana PlI-i---r =
-4rrra frat ur.arstaaf treating % md 70 yol -
7sv thaf have cured dozsla in tls az, = - -
iu different aiateg, Who have spent da-4 49,. =.
az. and are now sell cured b. me-. 7 IN -. -, =
eerng letters and sendidz nledlc.1o 2 = - =
he country. Tn e word, AZ - - =. - -
- ~ ri ~ ~ .s.4aar .1r11clal r. M -
Tsrassnezt. Tas bssi q Eclaro'aas
eilT.
DR.. HC9ILb,
rts.ns alralf, Esslr.la, la1A
III. ~ raa,-i eith ufr1ra $50
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PONY for Sale.

A SOUND AND GOOD PONY viii Be- sold at
n Auction ca Putiic Square, % WEDNESp DAY,
10 o'clock. octl5-21q
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Cotton Lands to Rent

EoUR HUNDRED AcRs y e q, .fs .- os go.
a AA-l - -izIlrrF Aasluraaee. lar iron
y l,ss Iosiyt0 -. AshkNAl hf,
Deeneil- uerherd Tenn.
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Mammoth Auction Sale.
On Wednesday Morning. Oct. Is,
BY GEORGE SHEEL DIS & co.

w attractive stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting Of Ladies' Dress Goods, Underwear,
ClOaks, Maniles, Hosiery, Collars Bonnets Hats.
Trimmings, ShsWls, Flsnnels, Bslmorsl and Hoop
SkIrts Linens, hall Pr a, Bleached and Brown
Domsstc', Embroidery, Pernmsry, ClOtg 5, Cassi-
meres, sat neis. Jeans, Tweeds. over snd Under
Shirts, Drawers, Suspanders. Half Hose, Scars,
Ties, Gloves and Buck 6suntlets.
ALSO.
Over and French Coats Pants Nests, ladies'
Misses Mems, Boys Youths Childrea's and In
iants' Boots and Shoes, and Bsmorals, Notions
and nomestics
Sale positive a. the Goods sre forced
GEO ShIELD5& On.
octlS-t Auction Com. Merchants
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Wanted.

A COMPETENT and experienced Druggist, ed-
~ ucaied IN Germany, wishes situation Apply
to Post Office Box 759- octls-z,'
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Attu 9arertisEmEuts.
For Rent.

Two handsome rooms for rent in eantril part OF
i the y. Address Post Office Box 40.
Oclls-gt
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Smnsemsuts.
MISS KITE BLANCHARD

Ycuug Art-ta Wv e.-tl'1l
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81. NARY's OEFHAN ASYLUM.

Mr.. Arnell presented a bill appropriatiug
S&Do to pay II. A. CHUNKY for arTesting Rich
ard MeCahan, aud taking him to Knox
vile. Referred 70 the Finance COMMITTEES.
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TeRn. Marine 4 Fire Ins. Co.
Notice.
sac 0f Government NOE OIen.

OFHrE AsIsrsET QuaErEslAs' ~,
NASHVILLE 2 Ess., Or. II, lsaa-
I WILL eel az PubF. Auction O. he L 8 C0rrals
i 10 Nashville. Tenn, on Monday, ihe I'd dAJ or
October, 1875
-FOUR HEAD OF WORK OXEN
These oxen are in god condidon and g. for imzna-
diste s. rFice-
sale 70 commence al O'Clock p m Terms cash
~ order q Col 4 j 8sellay. Chief 9 " Dent o.
l,-,-y,,,ssss r., B Kirk.
1870. Capi and A q "a.
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A SITUATION as Salesman or Book Keeper by
"a an experienced young man, speaking Euglisn
aud German fuentiy. Apply = rost office Box,
75g octlS-2te
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McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
II TIE TIlEATnIEET Or DmEt8ss 10
gEDWNfNd HfM WITH SUCCESS ID
OTHER STATES, AZ lf IS ID
NASHVILLE, TEi,NE.ibEE.

For further information in regard .
the skilful success in the treatment o.
diseases, the reader is referred 70 sru'
LK's THERAPEUTICs and MArEEIA hEDlCi
two large volumes, late edition Of loo,,
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 as
eases Of women. For all diseases IN ms
advertisement satisfaction is glAiaa.
teed With my general practice ! faa'
Ehe f1llouino
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Mr.. Stegald presented a petition from C.
c. Dyer asking that the line between the
counties Of Hickman and Perry counties b,
so changed as TO throw all his lands in the
county Of Perry. Referred to the Com
mittee on County Lines.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning at nine
o'clock.
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~ 'ist-OEsNar oF ruir.-Ou and At er N1Bf.v
Sl.o.al p D. me doors u o. be opened st 81. COO.
'ho Cartan VIII rse a. - precisely.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-28

IIiE W AY WOODEN lOOTHPICKs ARE MADE.
Perhaps In all the arts there II no other ma
chine that multiplics the product Of labor To "A
greater extent than the simple little machine,
recently invented by j. &. Brown. Of BROOKLYN,
Long Island. for making wooden toothpicks
aud splints for lighting lamps, for matches, for
baskets. and for some forty other purposes. A
block Of wood i placed In the machine, and
the splints pour ont in constant stream or
cataract, like the pouring Of corn from half
bushel. The machine l. simple il is
enectual, IL being nothing more than
an ordinary lathe for turning wood,
with a little addition. The trunk Of "A
wildwood tree i sawed into blocks OF a length
equal 20 the length Of the tOOthpicks or splints,
and Is centered in the lathe. The turning tool
i "A long. stiff ehisel. extending the whole
length Of the block or more, set vertically, with
It's edge on a level with the centers, and fitted
10 slide back and forth horizontally, and so be
fed forward with form, which IL turned by
the machine. Under the opposite side Of the
block Is A roller Of the same length Of the block
with series Of blades secured i'm its surface,
the space between the blades being equal to the
width Of the splints. For lamp lighters, blades
are set parallel 10 each other but for toothpicks
they are set at a small angle, as TO cut the
picks OF the proper taper, the narrow ends al
ternating with the broad, and thus using up
all the wood. The block is first turned of
smooth by the straight blade, and then the
cutter with the radical blades is brought for
ward against the opposite side, and thrown
into gear. and feeds forwa the wood is cut
away. The radical blades cut shallow gashes
into the block 10 depth just equal TO the
thickness Of the splints, and then as the block
reyolves the splint- are shaved OF by straight
chisel. One machine makes $1,000 splints in
minnie
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Mr.. james Sisbri, one q the editors u the
san Francisco Bp'fsfin, was among the suf
/ fcfers By the wreck u the Brother Jonathan
on the Pacific coast. IN August The body
u the old man was found noating In the
ocean, seven miles from land. When II wa.
taken ashore and examined. there was found
/ Ia the deceased xest pocket n will. which
was written after the ship struck the fatal
rock. Contemplating calmly the scenes
about him, aud calculating bis chances for
/ life. he had the cool courage O. make such q
/ disposition ~ bis property A. would b. most
beneficial o. those who would be len behind
him. The oil man writing n will, amid the
bowling u the tempest that was lashng the
ocean into foaming pillows, and surrounded
By drowning men. women and children wall
Ing cut their agony % the pitiics- winds and
the raging sea, presents heroic picture. Here
.. a eops u the will. aud let the reader OBJ
serve with what care IL L written:
At spa. oN BOARD THE Bro. JoNkTHAN,i
July 10. iss3. I
In view q death. l hereby appoint my
brother. Thomas Nisbet. at present engaged
on the Pacific Railroad. near Clipper Gap.
uons q wind up my whols estate, real aud
personal. aud convert the same into cash
with all convenient speed. but 80 AZ not Ia
sacrifice the same, and 70 pay over and d.
Vide the same equally between himself and ms
sole sister, Margaret Ni.bc,, now residing In
legacy 81 5000 in gold 90 Almira Hopkins,
wife Of Casper I. Hopkins, Insurance Agent,
san franel-eo, California. desire that my
brotber, said Thomas Nisset. shall not be asked
10 give security for his intromlssion witty my
estate. JAMES Nfsntr
The document was written with pencil.
the writer cooliy recollecting that pencil marks
are less affected by water than ink marks.
II was clearly written la MIR. Nlsbets bold and
steady penmanship. When he had concluded
the will he found that he hal vi a ll,tl. 49,.
time before the ship would probably 40 down.
and he added the following brief note 10 a
family la this city, where lac had boarded for
many years:
NJ Dear MA thousand affectlonAte
adietis- You spoke Of my sailing on Friday
hangmans day-and the unlucky Jonathan.
Well, here am with death before me. Nv
love 10 ALTO Casper, 10 Belle. Nellie. aud
little Myra. Kiss her for me. Mover forget
GRANDPA.
The children familiarity addressed the old
man a. grandpa, although be was In no way
related u them Exchange.
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TAX. Particular Notice.

Drs. Acton Co afdres= 81 those NO have injured
themselves ~ im.T0fer ndulseuce tus solitary bailis
~lh run bah body ard mtd lnlti1g q en- for either
business, s.uty. to-lefy o. marriage
Tue unparalleled ssccess which he attended our prac
tee and the many remarkable cures Ne hav~ sfscted
whch were preDo4ncfd inc4flbie ~ TIE s 1sut
phgs cisrs lat fyes la offering az ssrso. y the
coLtdsnce 81 te unfortunate Oar lrrg p-art &C. anI
the aiorieusnf u The medical frl;efl ~ AM almost he
entfe pres, should co1sincs he tkepta ths we
can snt all perform a. Ee rronlse.
Dr. Acton Co have tcr nauy years extensively &C.
voi d TIER attention the trsstrleuf ~ these com
pa nis
Eeusuabr- Ofios a Pen Frark IN rrrtiux fsus
ar. 10 y "sst NATyi street, intsnayoIt InAua
dscl5 dksiy
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Rates OF Advertising.

Advertisements inserted longer tlma than three
months all Be charged proportional the three months
scale.
Loca notices, sin line. and under, on 90. than
sis lnes ani less than ten 81 50. zen lines. Is
cents per linz ea-h insertion.
AL transient and occasional Advertisements aud Loo al
Notice. must be paid for IN advance.
Marriage notices, 81. fanfral noiefs. ei.
No Advertisements with crts y 81 be taken.
The rates o. sfxersae In the Weekly Herald will be
ball the rates charged IN the Dty Herald for week
OF longer time
Advertisements before expiration OF
tract iii - charged FOR the time inserted according "a
the above rates.
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ASTROLOGICAL.
~ -; u IL q l. % O.
Look Out. Good News for All.
ssa. YOUNG LEOyrDAs. pa.
GREAT AND REAL PSYCHOLOGIST.

h skili By thonssnds hsl been TIED,
fes, thous4uds more b. n meet
Tor IN Astroiagy al fnortsls can fefi'iaef
With Prot L-ouIfas. a1l Nf.rfh iiiiia-s ftrtet-
HE TELLS Y0U THK EvEstS OF ilft, Asp
IL can never be ssrps.-ed BY any IN th.t mitiesi
'--e ftbe stars NJ the seventh sou 81 tne sgseeth
-. - -, ss.er.tsss znf bern siih s~ii - lht
n hss len xiliied bF the most eninfut
f.wxers nrissers Principals ~ ths bet llepi1y al
- f,tl : s~niaares College. Arater I'd &C. col.
a. ss,s voa IT, lkrurSs ~ futrre ~ al lIas
80 .ns nufer ants TIE ee1ce % Astroiory ne
Rxytsns. Ter ears and Arahiass ron oooss "a era
H. eaustanliy relied b. the Euperor Napoieon,
Oa~ea KfIrabsth ard Dr. Dee al unrrous otaers.
ce ~ Norih Iinsis street Astrolsgcal cous ulfa-
r0u-LAi'cs. one tollafi 0enileDsn, two dollars.
IA ~,
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The following good one 1t the expense Il
General J. 3. Mi.TujeF : till by The Nstchef
Democrat,
While retreatinz from tie Peninsulan w.
the General and his staH stopped 70 the house
a. . widow lady ou the road and engaged din-
ner Ina few moment. Jim Phelps, LOUIS
lana soldier. aeeosfed The lady with: = Madam
Gan Gft tiuucrff =. 1e~. sir." Wa the reply
tut 81. / am preparing dinner ior General
MterIlfr AMI -taG. ard have not room II my
table or more, p VIII have = wait for a
second tahle.r
"Nery wol. Melam. thank you" said
Pbeip~. taking hi- seat iu q l.o-iuon T. COIN
mand view 90 The dining Ieom
Watching The movements Ct the servant
Phelps waited unit this feast ,sa. ou the table.
AMI - htie the hostess proceeded e. tAe parlar
90 auuounce dinner q ihe General AMI .lan.
Phelps entered the dining room. ana. saatfn.
himself ai ellie table. aw altel further develop
menfs.
Jpon the entrance 70 The party Il oaiee,.
there uas found O. D. seats or al bat cue. au.l
one politely returned q the parton q wait.
The General TOOK est next o. Phelps. and
after tuo flrsf course ,Yas finished. turning q
Phelrs D. inquired. sir. have yoa any idea
with whom son arr dining ", ,ir,
soaliv REPLIED Phflps. " used % b rartieu.
lar. bar since ! turned soldier. l don't care q
id who I eat with. - That the ticftAls are
clean"
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T. published every Monday. at o. 90 per anaum, In
advance.
lCPSo paper cent without the money. nor continued
longer time than paid for.
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Disease. OF tho blood. etc.

Drs Acton 4 Co-fiear s rss ! masf hran state that
ge1f remedies real tsceelt iol scrolla srph.
il. senlna Ne4kres. impurities n TIE bo0f too
they never faii O. when ussd e. directed have
"a coedsi 90 curing ne scrsi cas- o. syftJls g0s 10
suf bospi;af. 81 The short space 81 fogr weeks.
NV II LE1lsE. " u.
rs~ Yark. Decenber d. $50.
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RENovAToRs.
Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment,

NvHH USITKD Stairs DYE HOUSE, no sssouTu
il Illinois street. indianapolis. lnfiaas
AZ this old and well known esfabnshfaesf the i.tte.
can have SKIS and soolen good. dye IN aren't and
oesnfifnrolors; and zents yreassa-
ted and repaired.
New and secondhand clothing beughi and .cld siss.
apsculsr branch In tbs basr minated One 1rs~
ns-oiilia, ftsole CLOTH tear In any garment -
% wrougbttLaf IL not te visible 20 the nskef ere
hsnenhsrths Place, As. % $50 .i..ss.s street.
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what! Ben. my old hero i this your renown.
l. this The new gof Kick man whsn he
down.
when tie Zoe has knoek'd under, % tread On
him them
Nv the nst Of ms father. oil ush for thee, Ben
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WANTED.

XUyANTED.-f want active and industrious men
w vho can furnish horse ADD buggy. 70 canvass
through the country sailing Dr.. B1els Medicine. VIII
pay ESQ per year and expenses. ! shall require
ssme responsible 10 sign the contract with yoa
sscanfy fSr horest accounting for Of all may In
trust In yoer For further information call al No
G. H. BUELL..
ees7 dln lB1iAnaDeks, la
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From New York,

DR.: Francis Lieber-GuerriIias-
south American Minister -Treod
mems 0u rcmu = 4 m g n 4 ss nss ca an.
Gonstttution-Tho Union Pacific
Hoa0, Etc.
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Dr.. Acton g. Col have cured ~ she use q your
remedies patient thai bad been r1sfss = tie
lanaic Asylum om tbs sfl ELECTS of ffmnai usak.
se-sutary Asbts. lh eli ss-A cases CONSIDER
nothing can sqga yoar ne ie.ne-
!. W. sAtflss, n ID.
AIblnf. =. Y. ceioblr IS. Ia.
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ruNHE PKoPRiEroks or TUE HERALD TAKE
pleasure 10 returning their thanks 20 their friends
sndhs public Tor the very liberal patronage they have
with the above establishment and would respectfully
solicit continuance and increase Of the same. We do
not hesitate 10 say that our
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-28

WE OWE below LIST on PARTIES INSURED
SINNlSSIPPI INSURANCE COMPANY,

who have susfs usd Lss by Gre since ~ organization
rhs arst csiamn denotes the bamber q policy The
second column the amour, tnsured. A. regards the
pfompiisnts q The Company In
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Cert fcstes q the various A. cles sre fr.t pu' into
envelopes. sealed up aud xet ard when ordered aIe
taken ont wlfiO1t regard 90 choice. ami sent By mall
thus giving al chance receipt Of th cert n
cate, you VII see what yO1 - have and then q AZ
your option = send the Dollar and take ha article or
not. Purchasers mag thus obtain Gold Wafca ID
uoad Ring. a1y at Of yesery on our list Tor one
DOLLAR
Send % Cents for Certificate
Il al Transactions BY NAL. shall cha-u. Tor for
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