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MeoicaI.
Hnocess in Business.

No business con be trui, successful which ~ 70
founded real htnsss ofthings The article mad4
or sold must have intfnslc merit and supply pub2
went Success issuing from the clap trapof adverti
ing or tho inclgs oftrade, or mere preiension and
display, will be only apparent aud. in the end but de
ceiye the operator and those VINO trnst him. But !
sn article supplies public want and fairly meets ts
reasonable expec@hons, its success and Rene,A
adopt on s mPrey question oftme. itmay b9
retarded by influences or sped by prosperiDg
gales hut In the end u is sure 70 win ,,,,,,,,,.,,
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS hid
their origin a great public want medicines for al
the common wants OF eulignted ltie-cur. t'es ina
father, mother nurse or traveller coul always have
with them. always rely upon so simple that mis-
take could not be made in the selection, 50 harmles
mat all might nse them with impunty end so ehc,en
that all might rely upon them IN safety. such they
nave proved. Thousands OF smilea use them daily
for a the ament and sckuesses Of life, and rarely
are seriously sick ave need to cal physician.
Thousands, taking some single specific, havc cured
themselves OF chrome diseases which have been the
bsne OF their ives, and upon which they have spent
hundreds in vain, and among the millions who use
them, none are found to question their purity oroh
HUMPHREYS, SPECIFICS
combine all the al ,antages OF the best omeopathi
treatment, without ITS n icacy or uncertainty. They
are prepqr ID by physician Of over twenty years
Homeopa, hic experience; they have been tried In
every conceivable manner, snt they have been en-
dorset and recommended in the hgh1st terIns oy
the bun reds Of thousan is who daily use them.
with n case In your house,
you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering preven
expense, and loss Of time, the children having the
Measles, or Scarlet Fever, or Whoopiug cough
You may cure yOWE Children
or Group or Cole, ~ Tooihl,he, OF Headlche, or
Slee plessness Sais6ng from reething, or Worms,
Indigestion Wetting tbs Bel or Oalarrh, OF
Measles, or Whooping Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
Dipth ria, or Bad Cold, or Hosrseness or Running
ofthe Ears and eaness. or even scrofua, as thou
sands have done and do daily.
EOu may cure yourself
or Headache, WeaN stomach, or Indigestion, or
Billiousness, or atarrh Bad Cold, or Sore
Throat, Boarseness, or Liver Complaint or Piles
or Constipation, Rheum7tism, or Sore or Weak
Eyes, Salt Rheum, or Kidney Disease, or Genera
Debility, or ev Asthma, with these Specifics,
NOT FAM LY who have ever had one ofthesa
Family Cases OF HuNPHRBYs' STEoIrlcs, but would
give fl We times its cost, rather than be Withoutlt
! FAMILY CASES.
Case OF S5 large walls, in morocco, and Book Of
'''Sio
Case Of 2s large vies, morocco, and Book. 90
Case Of 20 large vals, in morocco and Book. 90
Case Of 20 large yals, in plan case, and Book. oc
Case Of 10 boxes (No. to 10y and BOok....... uI
Case Of any six boxes mo. to l5), and Book" 81
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OfCroup, or Colit, n Iooihlche, OF Head lche, or
Sleep lessness, or Saisnng from reAthing or Worms
" INDIGESTION or Wettng ths Bel or Oatarrh, or
Measles, or Whooping- Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
Dipth ria, CT Bad Cold or Hosrseness, or Bunnin
ofthe Ears and eafness. or even Scroula, as thou
sands have done and do daily.
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CEobrrnment Aoan.
7-3O LOAN.

as tho
7-3O LOAN.
These notes are issued uDdar date of July i5 1865
and payable three yesrs from that date in
cy or are convertible at the option Of the holder into
U. S. $50 Six Per Cent,
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
These Bonds are now worth handsome premium,
and exempt, all the Government Bonds,
from State Comfy and Mua'epal tarafion, whieh adds
from 10 hrss per cent per 10 their vaue
cordlnG to tha rate We'd upon other property. The
interest payable semiannually Dy coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut OFT and sold TO a7y
bank or banker.
The interest at 1880 per cent.
amounts TO
Ono cent per day on n s5O.note.
Two cents per day on n 500 nOtes
Ten cents per day on n $500 note.
twenty cents per day on $1,000 note
One Dollar per day ON a $4,000 note.
Notes ofisll the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions
The Notes Of this Third Series precisely similar
in form and privileges to the SEVENTH es already
sold except that the Government reserve TO itself
| the option Of paying interest in gol1 coin at per
cent instead Of ltOh7 in currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency up to July 10th,
at the time when they subscribe.
! The delivery ofthe notes ofths third series ofthe
Seven thirtes Will commence the 1st Of June,
and will be made promptly and continuously after
that date.
The slight change made IN the conditions OF this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of interest.
The payment IN gold, il made, will be equivalent to
the currency interest OF the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event
which on will the option to pay interest in Gold be
| avMled Of would reduce and equalize price thtt
purchases mada with six per cent. in Coli, would be
'ully equal to those made with seven and three
tenths per cent in currency. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered blythe Government, an its superior ad
vantsges makelt tho
trreat Popular Loan CT the People.
Less than $3.50 900 900 OF the Loan. authorized by
Congress, are the market. This amount, al
TIE rate at which it is being absorbed, will all be sub
scribe within sixty days, when the notes will un
doubtedly command premium, as has uniformly
been the case op closing the subscriptions othe
Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section o
the ouutry may be afforded facilities for taking tht
loan, the National Banks, State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have general!
agreed to subscriptions at par Subscriber
will select their own agents, in woorN they hav
~-a,,-.-- ouiy TO Ue responsible for tn
delivery ofthe notes Tor whiehthey receive oruers
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you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering preven
expense, and loss of time, the children having th a
Measles, or Scarlet Fever. Whoopiug cough,
even Fever, BY using preventlves In the case.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-21

combine all the al gantlFes OF the best omeOpnih
treatment without its IN icacy or uncertainty. They
are prepqr ID by n physician OF over twenty years
Homeopathic experience they have been tried in
every conceivable manner snt they have been en-
dorset and recommended in ths highest tefrns by
the hun reds Of thousan ls who daily use them.
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RANKERs AND BROKRRS.

" Office 425S Cherry e.: o. Box 74s.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
EIRsT NATIONAL BAEK-GoFemment Deposi-
Il tIry-No. 81 College street, bstWeen Union
and the Pubic Square Dealers in Uncurrent
Money, Exchange, CON, and Government securi-
ues OF al KINDS. Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. Collections promptly st
tended 10.
A 6. SANFORD, Pres't. JAS G. OGDEN ,Cash'r.
NTARR, THOS S.-Broker, corner Union and
vi College streets, buys and sells Gold. Uleur-
rent Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended 10 promptly.
Also bnys and sells on cCmrnisslOn-
JEC9ND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - Cherry street, desls in Exchange, Govern
meat Securities and Co n. Collections promptly
attended 10 J. LUhsDEa, Cashier.
VNHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
i Deals IN Exchanges Government Securities
and Coln. Collections promptly attended co.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds g. ID on Commission.
". ". BERKT, President EDGkH JONES, Cs=lier
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Tho New York Times, describing the
Sill 900 in counterfeit Treasury NOES cap
tured by the police Of that ty at the resi-
dence Of an Italian named Bohagnr. as al
ready mentioned in our dispatches. says the
cOuuterfeits are Of many denomioations.
TheY have probably been very widely die
tFibuted ~ the low liquor shops and broth
els Of the city, Il IS thought they must
have been printed ia Canada. as the length
Of time occupied IN getting them up could
not have passed without discover had thew
been prepared iu tLs Upitei States The
Times adds "Ihe engraving uu an % the
notes is coarse and the c0i0rs are imperfect
By daylight lthe cheat is Observable at a
glance but by gaslight the couuterfsits oF
the last issue Of ffty-ceut fractional notes
might be passad if Mt closely scrutinizod
The imitstion IS nearly exact the exu-ss-
SION Of the Goddess Of Liberty's co1ute-
nsnce. the mudiiness Of the words UNITED
states' over her head, and the distiuctness
with which the words "E P'ari5as UHuui'
appear on the shield, reveal the frsud.
These notes though easily detected while
new might bafile the beat judges of money
after beng crumpled aud worn three
months. The counterfeit Of The ald Efiv
cent note kGs q muddy background ths
medallion portrait Of MAsHIsGTOy, however,
is good-uearly g. hue as that in the excel
leutly executed notes that were seized in
Ciaciunsti six months or more ago. The
Goddess OF Liberty ou the 5 and $50 notes
Is merely a hide1as caricature, and the gen
eral execution is Bad. No months or yesrs
Of wear and tear can render these notes
dangerous
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ATTORNEYS ar LAW.

CAMPBELL MoEWEN a GROEsBECK, Attor-
- neys At Law and Claim Agents, practice N sll
the Courts. Collections promptly aitende1 %;
slso claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected. Office u North Cherry street, up stairs.
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| light, the wounded being cared for and the
/ dead buried, We moved forward toward
] Nashville, Forrest with his cavalry pussu-
| ing the enemy vigorously"
such is an account Of his famous effort, in
his own words.
In his short but very interesting talk with
me, Gen. Hood gave me the impression that
ne Is man or high courage aud reelection.
He thinks over every word he speaks, as be
did over every move he made when a
prominent actor in the late great war
He told me that he intends TO write some
account Of the operations, IN the form of his
memoirs. The book viii be ose Of interest.
I was pleased 20 hear this brave man say
that, on the downfall Of the Coufcderacy.
be advised all those with whom he had in
fuence To quietly accept the new order Of
things.
Among other things, he said that an army
Of $4,000 or 7u,000 men was a fine thing,
and that they lthe rsbels) never had more
in any fight.
In quiet burst of feeling he said it was
"the most GLORIOUS thing he coald think OF,
70 be IN action" and this he thinks, though
he Is now maimed tor l,ie-
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me Original and Best in The World
The only true ard perfect q ar Dye. Harm
less. Reliable sud lustanianecus. Produces
Immediately q sp.eud q Blsck or natural
Bfowu. without Iniuring the hair or skin.
Remedies she iIi effects of bad dyes sold
BY all Druggists The genuine is signed
William A. Bachelor. Also,
RCgs1cratnr Ert-1-t o. Mjigfcrrg. fl~
Rcgt5riag aud Bsrutifring tir Hrr-
CHARLES BArCHEL0k, NEW N0Ez.
scpl5-ly
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M A II E N A ,
25O,OOO
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, &C.
WORTH OVER sI,OOO,OOO,

A Ii to be sold for One Dollar each, without re-
n gard 20 vslue. Not 60 be paid for until you
know what you are 70 receive.
'srn Is one OF the largest firms in the City OF n
York and are doing a very extensive bu mess, and
have on Rand the arRest stock that can be found IN
the City."-Oce8na Times, Pent Water, Mich, OCT
gI lS6i "Th5ir stock Is large, and buyers may
reiy on articles purchased from them Just as repre-
sented Their lons continuance 10 business enables
them % offer better Inducements than any other
bcuee in the C ty."-Loysl Amercan, Anderson,
Ind Oct 20 1854 'The-s Watches are admitted
hv e6n, etent 1udees, and those who have used
them 60 be the best m use. They are alt they are
edyeItlsed 90 be- e''-Indep pendeut Warrenton, d.,
Oct 20, 1854. They are large de,iers and Their
stock Is manufactured Ia the best style and OF pure
materials. Telegraph, Saugertes, n, T., Oct "a
lSCf "Al goods furnished a e wtat they rep
resented 90 he. Times, Wstsryille, Y, oct 2l,
lsss ssWortrv Of confidence W Wyomlng Demo
crit. WarsaN, N Y, Oct Is, 1874 'honora0c and
fair deSlng men. .'-Dumhars and Valley Journal,
aschhnieslurg, Pa, oct 20, 1854.
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For Sale.

nNE Of the best Rssdsuces .u Cis -curt--
J the southern ra-i lf t'is c.5 leli- ~. - !.
rste rri rf Hsrfrei Ire 1uil iuT. a I.r1- ---i---
two .ln-v traE. FI'h fau foculs, Eis her j.. -
i.rIr1- rrri 1s r1ure art s-rrant huusa- -, -
irrd rari ~ afl1n e. trar rate aarlIss 49, =
80 el.lra 'flis t-eef part n usei ~ L1---
gari. "a p.enT q Ea.er and ell -o----i.-..-- -
~ 80 r1rrr- of tne ril.e. rom = - -i.ia
-a.red i1T tirlia tlirf- Ire nrrra--,- +. = -
the earfofa ION, go b taerefare ersr,. -.
po -. r.. .....,..... -prnz = nmed.sisiy "a.
elA-eo. ~ L-uA q IURFRHu
roH or " MAEr HR0WSFTf
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MExICO,
LIberaIs IN Bad Luek Again.

NEw ORLEASs, Oct. 30.-Gen. Steele Or
rived from the Rio Grande to-day.
A dispatch from Weiizel 90 Steele, Of the
25th, ssys The fight around Mafamores
lasted three hours. The Liberals succeeded
10 carrying portion oi the works, bat the
Imperiaiists charged and reiook them, pun
ishiug the Liberals severely. The gunb0at
Parsons assisted with success in repulsing
the L Lberals- The lmpsrialists' l0ss wss
less than dozen killed, snd several wognd-
ed. The Liberals lest ffty-eight taken pris-
0nerss and large numUer IN killed aud
" uuded. zen. Espinosa. second in com
maud Of the Liberals, wns killed
IL is reported that General Hsnoiaa was
wounded and taken prisoner u Browne
VILE.
Reports lron Brownsville say that the
Liberals laas exceeds SEQ in killed and
wounded. The last accounts are that the
Liberals are fleeing, closely purEued by the
Imperialisis.
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THE FARE or SCHLEswIg- HoLsrrtv SIT
rLED.-The London Star Of October I2Jh
makes the following statements
We have reason 90 believe that Austria
a1d Prussio have come % an understanding
at last on this subject. Au tria viii. we are
informed, accept pecuniary compensation
for her share Of the spoil, and Prussia may
carry cut her plan of annexation in her
OWL way. some steps are being taken on
behalf Of the population this disposed of 20
direct Earl kussell's attention 90 the pend
ing arrangement-wilh what possible OBJ
iect we fail % conjecture.
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$4,000
To be SOld for One Dollar Zach

without regard to yalus, ssd not to be pad Tor IN
~ you know what ycu VII receive
Among inose Who have acknowledged The re-
eelpi OF VALUABLE g. T is drswu from llis a 90
eiauon since Isa- ,, 1915. he o.loEug kindly per
I'D tn=lr nalllas lo - used
Robert a Hotehkss, Hez Maven Conn-, Meio
dcon, 7slue sl6l ~ p T. Wills, " 2si o.. N. h.,
ismobd C.rs.ss Pm, yaius Szas. Mrs RG Iappan,
20 YORK st., Gold Watch, Tnlue alf5. Miss r icu
llozerson, Bngnampion. N L., Nicholson. valuo
tlQQ. Mr. = stone, bi Tenth sl., s Fiaa0, vsi-
ue 355l mrs Thos a n Der. -orautou. Pa. Bls-
moud Ring, 7alre Sl75 mi-- Ellen j Peck, sur na-
Heldi IA Ne odeou, value 81 8. ur Nsn Hip-r,
Washington, % O. 60 HuufuE Clard Wntsr,
yaus $40. Eds Lindsay. Worcester. Maas !,
Piano. vslue $50 Miss d FarEel uuh1qpe,
Iowa, Diamond Ear Drops, valua sls5 Frsnris
Moran, i2s Pear 81, Aieany, s. D.. Musi Box -
Ice So. Mra X lngrrsaI Urhann Ofio Silver
set value sen Ilaat j . Hendrieks. WiIari's a..
tel, Washington, u &, Silver Patent LIVER Waich,
yaius 80. Cspt. 1 Warner, 18Th n Vols, silver
Waich. tue 80.
Mauv persons who have drawn v,luabs prrss.
tond this .ist
uaSsrz or bsrnuruav.
CERTlFlCATE5 naming each ad'cle and ls
sAtpEs are paced aaa 30 eEFr orcai Whicn are
ven nlUad. Oaa ol th ~ eufeiqpa1t couiiln % IS
ieast one dolisF 81 retal 0ll D. delivered at our
eihce. sr sent hy mail 10 any address, uih ui re-
gard % cloicr, Or ne rcoep q p ceut- me plr-
slsser VII zee what A. ire t druus snd its vaI1e
uhirh nay he frlm Ono tn FiFa Euufirsd Laiisrs.
aaa can tisH sai one Dollar sad rsss.gs ths aFi..
clo named.
- no hianzs- Every purchaser gets value.
Fsites dealing Eiih us uaT depend n having
prolnpt retlruss and the ariiels drsFn asI b r,-
medlaieiy sent % eny aalress - reu n nal %
eLpresH.
s.lnla faiisisciirn Guaranteed 10 sli Gases.
90 - s.E oeruicatsa Cor one Dollar. Thirlssu oT
Two Do lars
Assat. Wasted. ssue q stamp Cor a Circular. Ar
leftsus should bs addrsssed
T. HFNrON a CO.,
Box idiI Fosi Ofiee New ORR,
n0v2-lm
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1900 Acres Of Land.


OFFICE tssisTANr QuARTER8lAErER,l 3
NasHv IIr. IrsE.. fov. D 1a81.
Il Will ofssr fo'- ssIeat Aucaol, at the Govern.
/ meet Corra.s In haahsI r.. Iarn.. corHElf1-rna
30 Fr DAY. fns i1.hday o. Noysmber. tsC5.
One Thousand Government FIuIea
These nuIea irsEa teen .eu uae by me Cavalry. A.
Iu good cludlugn. and 'r-e iram dfselse. SAFE II
carnn1s.uea tta Illl day cl N1Vamffr af % u-efo-s
4 fn au a 90 caufluur daily uulI the stock q -
soli 81 ordar Of CO.. A. y. Mseasy Cnisf u N
- of r. p g KIRK
Eoslfi Capt- iad A. q II
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION,
SOC broadway, New Work.

Diamond Pms, Brooches and Ear Drops Ia.iIs-'
SETS, Blooch snd Ezr Drops, 6uld snd Corzl. Ist
and cold, Fl0renune, MOss'r jet, Lava. and Cama1
sleeve buttons, Sets Of studs. Nest rnf Sc (
Chans. Plain and Chs cd G O. Rinas sold Tfin-
lies, iocxet-, New style Belt .ckles. Sold Pens
and Pencus. Fancy Work Boxes. Gnld Peus o. ifh
Cod snd sl'yer Extension Hot urs. aud "a 1a A.
soitmcnt q fne AeWefIY { eEeIy dcacnnt0u q
b ---- No. ---- - 49, ------- u -
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OfHicers' Accounts made out aad caahed.
Quariermasters' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up By n. Tompkiuai lata
MAJOR lath roFimeut Illinois cavalry. Of
Zee corner of Cherry aud Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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PHoToGRkFEs.-PhotoErsphs of 6ensrall
Federal aud C0niedorato. The largest COLI
lection in The vest, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place. Gallery Of she
Cumherlsnd, Is Cedar street, opposite Com
mrcial HOtcl. may1T-H
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JEFF. DAVIS NoE DzsF0SDEzr -Thers ia
positive evide1ce that JEFF. Davis bip,seif
lst others believe as taey nav. kau DO jdaa
of giving up the ghost this wiuteT. col.
Owen, tne most fashionable tailor m Wash-
idgton, has received orders, accompanied BY
Jefi-'7 measure, f0r q handsome Si50 over
cot which ewing 70 Jsf.'s deprssssd fHan-
e.al condition, vii Be generously paid Tor
By some q his admirers in Washington,
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Auction Sale Of Government
Property.

0rrIcr AssIsrasr QusHrrHaksrrag DHrtaf1esfs
NAsnuftLE. Tuss.s noF-l ia''-
WUrTTr. - s,id ~ pntl.r ArcfI1n, % ~ - day
w ~ Norr-r = r Isl.1. "a tne Taylor Aepali %
a. 'ee.rrar 1f gusumar and Broad -iFef.ss Nlaf-
W. reur. tfe fHoEing luarlefu'a = Eioftsi
-, - ,e r-r,.tb. Farrsr and 9hoeinE Tools.
- C-r6-eter snd WhesiEr ght Tools.
Esdrlera Icons
o. Hrra~ MeticIresr
= ii.F-s Ds.Es Chslrs and Table,
o. ersIas and Weighis,
o. pnr-lharrul8s sod Trucks
WISER Hueheis, teed cuiier, khoalne
boxes,
Grnastouea and Eacrsa.
ass N Old stesl sd Niseeil lsueoas TcrIa
ls a. 4. beiicEs q iui of CooEiag si8gss lni
hrfures.
Io, q 4Es. ~ sIs Hlsaaiss,
Purtsh-e forE-s. aud tnriis
lot o. WelEa Hammers, huuaf Ares ard hala
hammars.
" Anaurs and Planes,
Cani rru.
"a 80 Lis. Old Iron,
Lirt q 50 COZ b.. fsrsn saaks and Old kopei
90 haulna, (oid rzFsl
lerua tarn. la tfosal nrre1i fullt- -.
sale 60 cumu1Fuce nf % ci7cf. a.i.l-s 49, 10
pariT 10 ta rerao-sf nave Istr.y alsr ~ asa
Byerds- a Co A. :. ascssI - y p
nov3 a Capt sndA. Z q.
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Tvs M0xR0E DocrEISu 70 "a LrFr wrTH
CoSGEEss.--What the President viii O.. I
hsaF, Is 70 throw the " Empire" Lauis Ma
Voleou, sni the Monroe doctrine upon Con
gress, and leaye it for that body 10 cav
whether Max snail De pslits'y toid % quit
o. whether we shall DO o. al Europe huz
done. recognize him g. the constituted Al
thoriiy IN that country Special dspaf-E Z,
tAC Philadelphia Ledger.
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For Sale

ff'as a'eam very Peat KENTUCKY 80
4 lfinz ~ Y pr LeTaa. b -f.-s.t = : r.----,
~ - ,een p eal1 refa -, sn.i = IN - ga
-.-al- l4t -l ns las A-e EHr arfieuIas1 arru -
o. o. aaifsaa BUTLER a EEEwOo0.
esasfal Aseals, "a ~ Css-rr 81
ea ?. v. Boz et2.
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6EEtT ATTRACTION at Camoron, Giaru 4
Cobs--super SIX Brocade, French Grona-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mugs French Jaconets.
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Hot Rolls, Rusk and Bunns every morn
ing at the Nashville Steam Bakery, ne
Summer street. near Union. scp5-u
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NO. Iss.


We ARE authod1ei 20 au1oauce hQalll $40
hkANcH A. a candidate Tor she1Id OF l'af.daou
county, ai the ensu.ug March elecuou- ocri-'
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Some miners have la'eiy arFifed at o.Aa-
Ia, Nebraska, iu hsiboaial in Hl.sA --ly
aoeied agv-a The YelloEatsen and Aiia9aFi
rivs-s fron nsar Virginia City, q distance Qf
800 milss-
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TIE CzaR o. Russia o. THE REsToE41IoE
o. THr USI0s.-The journal Dc S. Peters-
burg, 3 paper edited under the supsriutand
ence Of the Russian Foreign once, con
graduates the Wellington Governmsnt On
the rapid reconstruction of the Southern
States. The Journal, after a briof survey Of
recent events IN Amorlca, reminds It's read :
ers that the Car, AZ the very beginBinr Of
the civil war, caused bis Cabinst 10 exDTe.s
his siaesre wishes for the maintanaBss of
the Union. The very complimentary ar
ucle closes with q passage IRON a dispatch
oi Prince Gorisohakof % the Russian MIN
ister a. Washington, dated June .. 1854. in
which Russia and America are represented
IS -rising states, destined to have intsrests
and sympathiss In comm5u."
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just received, per ENproaa, hna lot of
swiasea, tagloton, uaiusooE, mullins, at pri-
v. te sale csc. SHIsLns CO.
i.yl-u 15 ami 81 College street.
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County Trustee

WE ARE AJ-THORfZED TO ANNOUNCE TON
" e. CHUNK a. candidate for County Court
Clerk. OF Davidson County. ai he lnsuins alzch
election ucff