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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

\ >uocEINo SITrsrto~ Oh Mondav
evening ~ this ~cek occurred The e1hibi-
iiou 90 Mr 4. J.. Bssscy's hi-L school. 10
Books Han. Bactssi5 village. The Hall
vas packed O. its uimc.; capacity Jas; a.
ihe close oi piece. q oct . O'Clock in tIe
evening. in chang 2 sorue 81 tirr srcnerv.
. Ia acrllenisi.y kn. sd kerosene lamp
o. tlr floor. ard INSTANTLY thr stage "a.
shert ot fam~. TIE confirmation Co
Short tirne a. intense. ani iranfic ru.h
vas made for che door The uarro- en-
trance va blocked A. once. ani mans vcrc
tramF.ed fo the ioor. ana some irlurc,i.
among them our friend. Wm Bekn~u q
Hartford. On are.i ard crippled raan. Mean-
tine. ~ Be,sey. With some assistants. hal
ttfiied manf1..y With che asucs and soon
bad the Ere esecfsaiiy subdacd. but q ,o.ok
a longer tine O. qsist ibe aslieuoc. A.
esress "a impossihie and danger seemed
% b. removed thy a. ii.i bard io rrason.
ard after sundry repairs the cshibition pro-
ccedrd We are Informed thar g va high
ly crciitabls o. bo.h teacher ani pupils.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

Ef-isNsrioa ol IrDsE Davis The
Portland papers % Tsrsiis con,a.n ihs an
ro1rrcutnt fiaf Hoa. WooI.arv Dsri.
ia' res saei Do p,s.iin- as Jau..s of Gle
~1freue toari. fo uke ffclt Dcc.ubsr
l't. All s,l rrsune o. priruce of ia~.
o. las Formed ara-tnership viih " ~
Better. 81. the pr.s.rt Attorney ~ Cam-
brrianl t.-aiy. ILsaei ooras..oas ua.h
sarfrisc a. sel as keeu regret ta au vio
H,rs accustomed 90 GO hiu nras th. beech.
-i.l pesrion he aiarasI o. iis urtsrc
ma-1ers aai spotirss integrity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

MrxicsN ArFur-. Ne-. received 70
Ne \ ork from authentic sou-ces STATE that
the EmPeror MrximiIan has ordered al
Us forces io Pei uiihia-n from ihe out
posts and conrrntrated a. three points. w
Vera Cruz. city q Mexico and San Lai.
Poto-i. lIe riLi make these tbrre place.
alb lead4uariers % their respective district.
and await tie expected rciuforcenenis.
MaVimillisn has abandoned hn rroro.ed
vi-if o. y ucatan. a. aaairs a. bone dcr-and
BE- Undivided attention. Ths Euprcss Car
iofta "a preparing % rcturn % the eonti-
ucrt q Elrope. ~hefher 81 rocs 90 plead
for assisfanoe 90 asa forcrunn,r Of tbe I'm
pefor b. cot Jet knovn.
A. soon a. thc Frenrh troops arr -ifh-
dra-u o. the three places shove named the
MeSiran people all nee ~l raa.s, nri take
vigorous uI eas-res io prevent ary flf-fc 3D.
vance The spirits e the LIBERAL. have
been much comiortci by airiccs from tie
Unlted Stale. ihai material siI uiI .oon
reach them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

>rS-srIoSu- Tie w. Or'eans 7 .a,es
a. tle .th says bel rr.tfior fol ruuors orrav-
81 al n.i.i'a-y rrrparsfiers. S. " We
have ini1ruaf.on tlat -c arc oct AZ liberty
o. l.sclose. es.rg positive corroioraf.oa
O. rlmors of intertenfon. We hesitate
no. o. predict chat uniess tbs Frrrch iroor.
A. removed from Mexico before Cirisfr,s..
tarre siI ID acfisc inferrsrfrn or ftta'f
Of ile L'oersis. ard tbs traiti.nai pcl.y
q the Jnfcl States rind,csicd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

bsNs MrrriNc. Saturday D, ba,y day
~f'h traders. and from ihis cause many
r.erscns Interested in ibc bank 81 Nor-av.
~erc ~; able 20 De- rrcssni a. tl.s lass meet
ine. n con.~qurnce 30 definite seton -as
taken. sni the uectinE a. aijourned @
nsNi Moudsy. a. = O'Clock. +. ~ Tbc
slhscriPtiou paper, sho- about SO shares
ALREADY taker
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

FnrEDNEv's BrEEsr A Yirksburr "a.
per says Gen. uo-afi has stated that ,be
condition q the >outL b. not yst su,h a. o.
warrant o disconiinuancc 81 b. ka-rau.
A. he "a sent ~ tbe Prr.ilcui o. e1auine
'ae 'i'uai'on 18th ihs psrposc ID ,.e-. hi.
report ~ probably be- acted upon ard
Tins eHo'iieni and Lomanc prousion lor tic
negro continued.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

The Telegraph says th, heahv 81 d.e
Ihcoi7gical seminary 81 tic rsue-ai synod
oi thc Esangeiicai Luihera1 char,h Of Get
iysburg. Pa. have determin "A to e..f.,-
q p-oiessorshiP of Tbeoiogy. o. o. cab.
81 '' General Hosari Proie.so-.h.p H.
seminary sfau.ls on ODE ste oi Coz Laff.e.
teit 81 Getty .barg. vhcre Gen. H1uarI
Lad q command.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

The Press ssys it uuders,snd. m. MD.
die men % be in faait. in raising thr price
Of MIX IL is oniy Etfle While aro that
% spoke a a combination of f-1r~rf fo Keen
The price az 25 cents Ter gallon. Sd tlev
oould sell a. cents pr quart DO the
~iddie-msn combine both O. Keep 8, - and
dosn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

fsonsrE Cvmo-Tur.. >omc of The
corrsspou,irnee 81 thc Probate OE-c d,
rather carisus. \ late letter male tle SOL.
io~inr siugalar rriucst
Sr. b. q. of vs.. rrg1e.is q yoa that
roa al noe aiio~ e.. I ~ j. q. e. aInin-
istcr or b. s-fafc a. th-y sat fh- 81. ta~
claim suulr cett Of Lin fLat D. q. osei
thrm blt t b. -ron- D. bofes you uiIl BE-
his irlrn4 aud not a'ios th-.n CD ID, o.
loafs Respectfully. Be.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

We notice that sne %, has jsst been
stted ~ in ihs Norway Pine Grove Gene
terv. BY Mcssrs- Sanh sd McI.eoi. 81
bo-'on. .ons in-ia- a Mr. Marshan Sicarns
q this tovn. TIE lot - enclosed vith
granite coping. viii ocia-rsai post. al
cssed .trps The ~ork uas executed ~
Mr. J. 4. He-ry. q West PARIS. and cot.
inciudins tablet. about so
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

bASEHrFr. The fr.t Engisb bankrur,
- snacied in the reign Of Henry VIII.
described tse persons anenabIe Co ifs pre-
VISIONS. a. % tlose uho obtain Other mem.
goods on credit. All thsa sudLenig Zee 20
parts unknown. or sssp hou.e. asd fh.re
oousu@e their Substance -ubost Paying
their dcbts-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

We ere indrifei OBJ Hou. O.. 81. M8-.T.
- q copy Of Newton's Agricaiiursi Jour-
nai. for Ocfober. A-corlinz fo his reports
ihe crops Or isf5 ~ e. fDUo~s bs.tef.
vbeai. ifs.5z4.s43 rye. l9.5s3.g15. bar.
icy. 1881 30 oats. 2z5.254.49s. Lav.
q .5l- go tons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

>rNpa1 ScuooL ExuInIrfo~. The TAI
'er'ai''' >hbha'h School a. No-~ay village.
al give cshibltions on TLarsday ana Fr,-
day evenings Of tbs vcsk Tie sosnE
people have prepared ihsuaseisc, for the
ocrasiou 18Th great care. an -il aao-4 a
Pirssurabie eutsrtaian.cni o. su,h q tbcir
irienls a. uay o. present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

Wt.ur~erox. nos. ~. The Pre.is,-t.
to-iav. received Go i8iio-irg tsiesram
From Coz Marvin of Florida
'. TIE Consenu7n has arrnreI 'te rrIi-
nance 90 ..cossion. Abolished .iaserr. aai
BE- o.. ..srsd thst al the people of tbe STATE.
without Distinction o. color. afc FREE. ftst
~ person shal be incompetent to testify as
a sitncss on ar-oa.t of color in any batter
~herein a co.ored person 10 concerned o.
has repad.atei fae STATE dsit. corfucfed
in ihe support 81 fbe rebellion. amcndeI
thc Constfls.on 10 other respects. ani a.
iourrei.
snedl Wv Manvrx.
prov.siouai Governor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

iEoltrtuLr AFrIETErr Mr John
thlte oi Sucdcn. gathered last season.
t~,isc barrels u Bloc Fcaru,alu. frou, ore
irrs Ten ofthcse b. soiI Tor SITS dollar.
an bal che ether i-o barrsh Go pat IN The
cellar lor uiutcr usr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

AocIprNr. Mr.. Cushnan q ihis vi
lace. one day lat vr-k. ~bie Hninr a
char. zen upon she foor % b.asHy a. o.
disiocaie = -ris; and break one of thc bone.
of h-r arm She j. an ID laly q nearly
so scar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

The Bangor C1arrr gives the rsa.1a
~ o. Gra.l Tra.k train sas lats orc
LAY Ia.i ~e,k. IT, day f specifies ne
fra.r rns fhrrt Doom. irfr. ftr r,sf. ore
ari i-roe-i.-ul,, tls nes'. 60 I'D ooe-
hlH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

brrr oe >lrr- s Wa.L.rrtoa dis
rai.i SAYS - Iity &. already t.-,
org.ng arci-ei.oa of iLe fax col distilled
.sIsor', on o. ground ,iat te amount -f
'as eo.,.fsl la. BEEN d.alri.tel since fie
Tar @as 'tst decreased. IT, true reason f.r
il'' ''thai 'he i.'iiHsr.rs uers tsrts tr.-k
r.g.f a.i Tag before Co. tiS va. ra..sl I'D
tar' s.1cc been ilie uaeh ofae fine. tb-
marksi hisrg been orerfo.teI. Itrnof
probable thtt tle tas uili ts ,ha.rrI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

Tie conuscf ~ Supplying vood f.r iie
Coau.y. -as ssaidsd 70 = X. Hammonj.
a. 20 - pcr cord.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

CEiNISsL Cosrs. For the yea ending
Nov. isi. ibe amosnt paid on cost. in criu.-
iral prcsecsfions. and The receipts from
fines and costs in chs Coaniy have been q,
f,Urua
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

- -lGNa -
Which 18th salary q Attorney for she
STATE ior the County. makes tte ret cost ~
criminal rrosccutions amount OBJ sfs-s.ft.
To- above 81 tar Account r.tla'iv PAID. and
BE- souevhai less 'haa abe uLoie aao.ai o.
l0Eed.
ln Androscoggin. according t1 fhe lev.
isfon JouruaI. the arourt aiioseI ts th-
>arreu'r 'oart vas sifs9.-9s by Co Com
nais.i1lsrs. --5i.ai. g. support Of prison.
ers. s-i3.sf co.'s ~ Grand Jary. sg51 30.
total - f-i.sf Received ofCIerk. fr.s
snd costs. a. .n-a.-a fi1.r. sg7-.fs. 20
Loe Coart. $50 TralJs.ies.. $500
total sl-is.al. making che rst cost to tLe
tountf. sl.f15U2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

MrsIc. Fr,eiand Hose. Esq.. Noruav.
has taken the agency ior tie popslar O-gans
nanuia-iar,d ~ Mes.rs = GH.w
Sniih. Nc- York Probably every per-
son interested .n musi- b. auare ~ ii.- So
Tcrlar quality of tlr-c instruments. an
~iL bc glad io learn that tl.v ar De- OBJ
tanned 30 near bone. There appear, to BE-
no quality iactIng in 60 organs that u8uil
D. desired either in rari.r 30 rhs-rb
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

LF+-tsritr JorESu. The pabEsbers
az ihe hsnrelec Joaraal uiI is.ar. Ilrirr
the rezt >ession 90 tie Legislature. fb,i-
aslal les .s.atse paper Dor oonterI-r-e
q ma.Irg 20 i' iss1el as TOO fr-ae.a r.s.
20 cher making daily Te--... t.rs.Ler
ei.t.o.. sl.01. or daily io- $500 80 ore
uh1 roail te posted B.. legislative r-s-
os.liags can 3D. uiti..i .tc paper
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

IHr WFsrnrE- Tseslay morning ther-
AS q'iiea TAT ofsno- IN tbs rvrion. In
the afternoon the storm changed 90 rain.
ani d-rng fhe night ihe gale va is-ioa.
D. N-s York ard PhIal.ipaia DC rs,.e,l.
ani i1 blfaio. showed az night Wash
inet1n sind souil rest md dear. Chira-
GO. sind vest. clear. ih-ru.ornster .-.
To- storm uas 81 flrioas thar che boar, "a e
not leave Boston. Portland or fie K-nrr.
bee. lhe Prnohs-ot steamer or Boron
plt in.o Portland for a. hirtor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

Wv Msnvrx.
Provi.ouai Governor
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-14


The Berlin correspondent of the Lon
don Times says: The American Minis
tiers in Germany have been instructed
10 obtain treaties, or at any rate bind-
ing promises, TO the effect that German
emigrants who have settled in the
United States before acquitting them
selves of the duty Of military service
at home shall not be held responsible
for the omission and conscribed after
their return home. Collisions Of this
sort have been rather frequent of late,
and, as a rule, decided according TO the
circumstances Of the case. The de-
mand now raised is one exceedingly
unpalatabIe to the governments con-
cerned, not only because it tends to
curtal that most precious and valuable
among the rights Of the crown-the
right to so many years of the subjects
life, and, may be, to his blood-but
also because it would be another and
most effective incentive to emigration
we're it accorded.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-14
Internal ReFenue Assessment
Divisions.

TIVE following are the appointments made o. As.
4 sisiant Assessors for the Middle District Of
Tennea see-vE
Dist John CRAWFORD, al Of Nashville north
Of ChuTCh street, 10 tins Corporation lire; Office
eil5 Cherry street.
Dlss 2--JUHN O. FOWLER, al Of Nashville south
o. Cnur street, tribe Corporation line; office
Dist. SWIM LEONAED, ali OF Davidson county
outside Of the Cornoraiios and smith Of Cumbsr-
land liver; effiee $50 On cry rte5.
DIT. 4-K. +. PATnohs Sumner comfy ONCE at
Dit 5-WM. JENKINS, 81 of Davidson eoun.v
north Of Cnmbe land river; Office Woodland
Dist 6--D. W NYE, Montgomery and Stewart
counties; Cftice 1T Clsrl1sT he.
Dist T--AIA HOPKINS. Robertson county; Office
Springfield
Dist s1JAMEs H. GREGORY. Maury county;
office at Columbia.
Diet 9-JEsSE X. TERRELL, Rutherford coun-
tyi office at MuFfeesborc.
Dist. lO--A A. STEELE. Mrshsll county; Office
Dis. ia, v. MOS. williamson county; once
Di !. la-J4GEs L. JONES. enos county; efHcs
Dit Is~W t. TUNE. Bedfoid county; efhcs a.
Dist. i1.B. I. R. FosTEs. DeKslb county; ofHos
DIST l5-JJHN T. GORDON, Lincoln county, Of
nee st Fayetteville. Y
Dist. 1s-A G. G ODLETT, Chestham and Dixon
Cbuulyt tinre - ASH Lle ..H
Dist iT-WM. e. NEAL, Wilson county; Office st
Lebanon.
Dis, Isl. P. wILKINsoE. Macon county. Office
at lafayette
1t - the duty OF al The citsens living IN thosa
several Divisions to report 70 the Assistant Asses
sor for the division IN which they I've, AID the laR
requires that the report snould Re inside promptly
or the PARTIES who neglect this important duty vii
incur the panalt e. Prescribed bT the law.
JOHN McCLt ILAND,
Assessor 3D. 4 iat. Of Tenn.
iulJ2-3E pad. chg Union-l
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-14
Erhrnarr ma Mnr.

A New York correspondent Of the
Bosson Journal writes The upper ten
in New York are just now excited over
waat under other circumstances, would
be called an elopement A clergyman,
between City and sixty years Of age,
well known in your city, who has
high ofheioal position IN the church,
but who is here simply as q minister of
= congregation, is one Of the parties
In his congregation Is a very rich and
fashionable family who live in great
style The daughters were educated in
Paris, and are among the ereEzs ds "a Z
eme The minister, who has grandchl-
dren living, proposed TO mamma and
papa for one Of the daughters and was
Indignantly rejected The match in
their Judgment was every way unsuita-
ole. The minister called the officers Of
his church together and laid the case
before them Thepolicy Of the match
they could not recommend, but saw no
legal objection to it Taking this for
consent the parties were privately mar
RED. The excitement produced is IN
tense in the parish and out Of il The
parents win have nothing TO DO with
the parties, and the minister and his
new bride are boarding at small hotel
on Sixth avenue.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-14

Perfect satisfaction g1ars n.eed in all eases, Goods
not pleasing the iHste or fancy o. our customers
viii be exchanged free Of cost
Ageafs and oihers vii be allowed 10 cents on
zach cert hcafe ordered b. them, providing not less
than i've r. ordered at time. Agents VII collect
Ks cents for each eerhcaie and remit Is cents each
10 Us Address all oide1s to
s c. RICHARDS Co.
aerSsrs WANTED. i0l Nassau street. New York.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-14

There are some very peculiar fluctu-
atoms noticeable in the returns made
10 the assessors of internal revenue, and
the enormous differences in the income
Of one year over another are startling
commentaries on the uncertainties of
business. One man in New York who
had no property to speak of in 1868,
returns an income of S94,O eco in 1864.
lie has evidently been successful in oil
or stocks One large mercantile house
made tsles 10 the amount of forty-!wo
millions e dollars, and the leading
partners income was six hundred thou
sand dollars. A. 7. Stewart, in 1864,
made sales to the amount of thirty nine
millions, on which he made only $780,
GOO in 1868 the same merchant re-
turned an income Of one million eight
hundred thousand dollars
These facts are remarkable, not only
as showing the immense business trans
acted, but also as evidence Of the dizzy
changes 10 which colossal fortunes are
liable. Some of these merchants, no
doubt, have acquired their wealth in
legitimate channels Of trade. For
many years they have shown rare abil>
ity and great discrimination in ma
nmuvring heavy stocks of goods, as a
competent general handles hundreds of
thousands Of men But on the ocean
where sail the ships Of these merchant
princes, multtudes Of smaller craft
meet shipwreck every day Then
again there are seeming argosies, laden
with silks and pearls, fair TO the sight
but dangerous on trial, that are over
whelmed at the FIRST gale. There is
something unhealthy and feverish in
the idea Of mans growing into an in-
come Of eighty thousand dollars in
single year, and the result of such for.
tunes generally proves it TO be true,
that real wealth is best acquired by pa
tent industry
The treasury Of the United States
has received some assistance in this
war, from many golden bubble, shin
ing in the morning sun but Tor mo
ment Adventures in pursuit OF an
heiress, men ambitious Of social posi-
ton, fast young blades who desired to
sstonish the world, or 70 effect loans on
doubtful securities, have returned large
incomes and paid taxes accordingly.
The fellow who dealt Ia lard, and who
slipped away to Europe the other day
with half million Of other peoples
property, was taxed for income an Of
SIS eco in 1868. and for twice as much in
1864. and this wss part Of the false
foundation on which he built up his
credit such things are by no mesns
new, but the tax collector brings them
before Us in novel form, And people
sre hereby led TO wonder and 10 NOR
alize.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-14

IN many affections with which numbers Of Fa-
males suller, The ROOT AND HERB JUICES il
most happily aaapseo-in liberated Uterus, IN Leu.
eorrhosa, IN bearing d0sn, Failing Of the Womb
Debility, aud for all coEnplaints Incident 70 tie sex
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-14

All The above list Of goods vail Be cold for one
dollar each. Certificates OF ali the various artitles
statlng hist esen one can have. are first put into
envelopes, sealed up, and mixed and, when or
dereds takea cut without regard 70 choice, and
SAINT b znail, thus giving 81 far chance. On re-
cspt the Certicate yen will see what you are %
hsve and then itis your option 20 sena enc dollar
and lake the aruc OF not.
sIngls CesaHeAses, 2sCents Zach.
one Ce1tfacats may obtsin You God Waic1, Ser
vice Silver Plate, or any other valuable article.
fuERx VIII ne 10 BtAsNs.
PACKAGES OF CERTIFICATES
wiIl te sold to Cubs, Schools, Agents. &c. 81 the
following rates
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-14

ARRRsr OF Ak EDiroR On Wednes.
day last, says the Macon Telegraph Of
the lsi, Mr.. J. A. Turner, editor Of the
Countryman, was arrested At his farm
ia Putnam county, Rine miles from
Eatontons Ehere he has been for sever
al years publishing a newspaper. The
charge, IS We learn. preferred against
Mr.. Turner, and for which be was ar
rested, vas that Of publishing in his
journal articles that had tendency 10
infsme The public mind, and render it
hostile 70 the United States Govern.
ment
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-14

Although You may be pronounced ineursbla. The
saIunritans Root and Herb 5tices will reY,oy. everv
Fasiige 81 impurities nom de system as vel ~ ~
the had effaeth cf fner-slrv
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-14
5000 Reward

ON fha tn Day Of june yong mHn ceiling
~ hinFelf ALLISON, ying5 he was q son Of
Mrs. allison, on summer tr ct, city OF Nashville
also r presented that had been IN the bel ar
my, and bad jH { got home, snd asked 70 hire
horse a d buggy 90 eight miles and returi. H .
be ng asked foF Inference, said Mrs. Allison, his
her, and W Mat Brown and feversl others,
woul lndorse him / without apply & TO Eai1
parties, let N have hav horse about light years
having teen elipp ed n S M foot; about six cen
hends high; neN buggy Of she latest style OF max
painted black with SIN u head strip. The man APP
pegrs 70 be bout p or 20 years old; about feet
and 10 or Il inchss h Ph " iehs about l&0 or 50
p sunGs dsrg. mol blaek, ha j; fir ssin; back
eyes. ] vii give tl00 reward for the horse and
buggy, or S1DJ for ail-ssy horse and buggy and
thief-returned 10 me Sc my stable in Na.hvnlr.
iy9 div J. =. NEWMAN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-14
$50 Reward.

csTRaFED q stolen non the Market House. e1
- the nloreing 81 suiy 7th, one DARK bA1
GDRSF feasy black ms1e and tail. small tscp 3
In ear black legs, yeaEs 4, and about II fs31s
heh. Had Oh hog-skia ssedla snc ilEhs coioned
MIDI. AIS parson giving iniornnfien coecel ni1g
iTT.a ADAM COZ.
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AENOUEOEMES7s OF CANDIDATES
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Paw. WASH and JOHN JONES

Nashville notoriety. RIR. j. X. KEEL will
also beoa hand to attend 70 the wants Of the hum
cry.
Come, friends, and try your hand.
g. S. RIDDLEBURGER.
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UNiTED STArEs INTERNAL RLvExUE.1
Collectors Office, I'd DisirIcG Tenhesss.
Mas hFIlie June n 1875

NOTICE IS hereby given hat the United States
IN Lics nse Tax Is nos due and payable. al per-
sOns dong Duslne are notified 10 Iake out license
before N l5th day OF July next or they may *
psct to suffer the pera ties nFescr bed In the 7zd
sect N OF the lay, which reads in art as follows
If any person or persons shall exc rel se or carry
on aHy trade, bu~Iness, or profession, OF do any
act hereinafter menti0Led. for the exercising, car
ryiug o., doing OF which trade. business or pra-
lessioa license Is required BY iris act, Wlth-uf
taking cut such license as in ihas behalf required
he. she. or they snail for every such offence be-
sides teirg haDle 70 the payment Of the Tax, re
subj ct 10 imprisonment for term not exceeding
two years, or hne nos exceeding Eve hundred
dollars, or both"
le1s-Ld IDl Il. L. NoRvELI.. coIlaetor.
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Tennessee and Alabama Rail-
R0ad Meeting.

THE nsxt ANIMAL Meeting Of toe stcckhclt en- o.
The Z. A. r X Company sill take p, o. n
fraaklin on Tue adaF, TIE lst DAY q august, las
A fail ariendaEcs Is desired. tbs 2sth june 1885
FRANK HARDEdAN, ssc'y 4 Tnas.
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Nashville Snlon.
FRIpAY. July u. Is65
TERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION
RATS or ABFERusING.

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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