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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-21
eARoLINA--YORKD DIS

\ TRICT.-Whereas Az. MCCONNELL has applied
to me for Letters of Administration with the w Ill
on ali and singular goods and chattes rights and credits
of WM D. MILLER late Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased. .7-', 80 - 49,.
These arethersore to cite and admosh all and singoia
the kindred and creditors of the sad deceased to be and
appear before 0rdnarys Courtfor the said
of December Inst, shew cause, II any, why the
said Administration should not be granted. 80
Givenunder my hand and Seal this 7th day Of Decem
her In tneyear Of our Lord one thousand eight hnn
dred and sIy FIVE, and In the ninetct year Of the In
dependence Of The United States Of America ~ -
John A. BROWN, o. Y; ".
- December "a Sts Lss's' q. ~ ~ III
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Mr.. Editor, as the subject Of contracts
and labor is one of vital importance to the
whole country, I hope YOUR readers will
publish their views Oh this subject, that the
planters may be able to. o.deduce thsrefrom q
complete form Of o contract.s.s
Should not the State and each District
for itself sail planters Convention any
bowf Truly, " SALUDA.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-21

WILLING TO PAY.-The Hartford Press
tellsa story of recent accident on the New
London Railroad An intoxicated Irish
man was sitting on the track, when the en-
CINE struck him and threw him down an
embankment. The. conductor backed his
train to pick up the dead body. The victim
was found alive however, only somewhat
bruised, and taken to Norwich. Here the
conductor kindly offered to send the man to
his home, few miles away, IN hack, but
be insisted on his ability to walk, and re-.
fused to be sent home. The conductor
pressed the matter, when the Milisian, who
had stead the butting of the cow.catoher so
we'll, oristled up with: "Go away with yer
kerridge. I'll go home by my self; an if
I've done any dammage to your euld en-.
gine, bedad I'll pay for it on the spot"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-21

DOCK ISLAND JAMES
Lii For sale cheap, by -. ". H. McCoRKLE.
October 26 % ysl.ss - Tf.ssssu 8 8
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AM OLD BUSINESS RESUMED.

THE Subscriber hereby
informs the PUBLIC,
thai he has resumed his
old business Of CLOCK
and WATCH MAKING,
together with the repair
ing of JEWELRY, and
the Engraving Of DE
SIGNS On METALS, at
his place on CONGRESS
Street, No. Is, Yorkville,
g. C. He Is fully pre-
-.aI ,D-xfn Ill thin0S I'm
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s9~ "Simoa," said Bob, "what are you
doing nowadays for living ?"
"Nothin' particular. am the owner of
ship" So
"owner of ship! What ship7"
d: "steward.shfp at Sam Johpson's cellar" "
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-21

COTTON. "A RN .-STOWE,Sa
" COTTON YARN. For sale by -.:-
October o6 % j
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SADDLES. AND BRIDLES.-A
y large 10, Of SADDLES AND BRiDLEs. For sale BY
- = W. II, McCoRKLE. z
October 2s %
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CLOTH CLOAKS.- UST Re-
" CEIVED and for sale a splendid lot Of Ladies'
CLOTH CLOAKS. BY - -ls;s Wa II. sMcCOkkLE.f5
Deesn,ber7 81 .. !. - y e
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kett, of Menard county, ILL.,, are in posses.
sion of the identical surveyors compass,
Jacobs staff aud chain, used by Mr.. Lin.
coin before he took to political life. The
compass is an old fashioned Rittenhouss
patent, adjusted to one legged staff, aud ia
in very fair state of preservation.
The Jews, both in this country and in
Europe, have, for several years past, been
making great efforts to raise subscriptions
for the rebuilding of the Temple Of Jeru.
salem, permission. to that effect having been
given to them by the Turkish Government,
There is a sublimity of purpose about the
movement which aust claim the respect
and sympathy Of Christendom. ~.
A Paris paper suggests on the part OF
the College of Physicians that in the Uni.
versal Exhibition of 1867, there should be
copnartments for choice cases of the worst
diseases from all parts of the globe A spe'
cimen of the kind Of thing intended is Civ
en- in the shape of four beds containing pa
.ieuts suffering respectfully from plague,
yellow fever, typhus and elephantiasis.
- The New York Tribune, of the 9th
instant, says that East Tennessee Unionists
have been permitted, by weak and worth
less Union General commanding, and arev.
erepd blackguard styled Governor, to butch
er not less than one hundred Confederates
and negroes in and around Knoxville since
June last. Greeley says Tennessee has
many staunch Unionists, but nevertheless
is pandemonium of passion and crime,
and not more ft for selfgoverument than
Dahomey. ~ ~
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"Git eout, you nasty puppy-les me
alone or 1 will tell ma |" cried out Sally
to her lover Jack, who sat about ten feet
from her, pulling dirt from the chimney
:, M
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100 lbs, aCAROLINA BELLE"
Ioo SNUFF. SNUFF, for SAFE srgyoyp, z DoBson ECO.
Decemberl4 IS .,.s: d
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04
Raleigh, II. @. Saturday, February 4 1865.

bloody corpse behind her; her two little chill
dren nesting to her bosom-the one sobbing
with grief and fear and hunger and yet ever
and anon, with his little hands clasped to-
gether and his eyes upturned to heaven
praying God to save dear mama, Jenny
and hlmself-and tho other sleeping nurs-
Ing or playing in innocent glee unconscious
OF danger: with all this to rack the soul
and body of the poor mother beyond the
tortures OF an inquis;tion--what, let Us
ask but the imagination of leying parent,
can even family shadow forth the terrible
misery then and there endured by that af-
ficted woman ?
Stilf,w lille there was life there was hope.
Mr.. Barker. might return with help or
passing boat might give them succor. Each
morning, after lone terrible night of ago
ny, was greeted by Mrs. Kelly as day of
deliverance. Every day the little boy was
sent to the rivers bank, to hail the passing
boats and when, veal with hunger and
dlsplrlted for want Of success, he would re-
turn to his mother and report that another
boat had gone by. the crew of which in an,
swer to his feeble prayers, had reviled him
as an slndian decoy,' that mother would
still speak words of encoura cement and hope
and declare, with sinking sickened heart,
that the very next crew would come
to their aid
Thus passed three horrible nights, and
four horrible days and when CHASTITY famine
had nearly accomplished It's fatal work, the
goodsGod moved the healts OF suspicious
| crew to venture to the shore and learn the
painful truth. Then they, were ;all take n
on board, treated kindly, and gwen food,
and two hours later the rescuing keel, boat
appeared in sight. took them from their
first dcliverers, and bore them to place Of
safety. All survived their terrible trials
and from the lips of the children, in later
years, were gathered the thrilling incidents
re haze SO briefly chronicled.
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04
GRAND LITERARY COMBINATIONS
vast concentration Of Talent, surprising any
combination ever before st:ained..:n the history
of PERIODICAL LITERATURE of
Europe or America
!" The Southern Field and Fireside,
OF AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
" The illustrated Mercury"
OF RALEIGH, n. c.,
combined and continued unler the old popa
Tar title Of
TIE SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIREsIDE
The entire Editorial and Contributoyial Corp
BOTH JOURNALS RETAINED


The Proprietors of the Mercury" having pur-
chased the Southern Field and Firesde' anu ind
ng it impossible to make arrangements which would
insurca regular supply of paper upon account OF
the i0eguiarity and uncertainty of transportation,
for the Field and Freside at Augusta Ga. the
same having to be supplied from the mills at Ra-
leigh, n. c., have removed The Field and Fireside
to Raleigh and combined these two sterling Literary
Journals. The Mercury is therefore merged into
the Southern Field and Freside and will be so pub
lshed until tbs state of the country will Justify
dvergemrnt, when both papers will be resumed and
continued as heretofore. Subscribers to both Jour-
nails will receive the paper the full time of sub
scription without delay or interruption.
The entire Editorial and C0ntributorial Corrs OF
both papers a:e retained upon emergn z jonrnsl.
1t is announced without fear of contradiction that
the extensive and spleid array Of combined taecf
now employed In writing r the FIELD AND
FIRESIDE surpasses in genuine merit, ability,
lebrity and numerical strength any conbinauon CT
engt cement ever before attained in the history
! Periodical Literature in Europe or America
7 1t is large eight page Weekly Journal teeming
with original R-manccs Sketches, Tales, Poetry,
History, Essay Criticisms Wttic'sms includisg
/ Iranslations from the French, German and other
| languages Agricultural, Mathematical and Seent
| fc essays, etc, etc
/ The proprieors confidently assert chat ttssTIEI D
| AND FIRESlDE shall at once far excel IN real
merit every publication of the kind ever before pub
llshed or attempted i'll the United Strtes .or the
South. The arrangements now effected i0i,y JUS
| tify the assertion:
TERMS:
One subscr Der six months, $40
Eleven subsse1ibersix months, 200
Address WM. B. SMITH 4 Co,
Raleigh y. G.
| Nov. 10 1864. 39-1y.
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04
/. -
w 0 OIL q 0 tt G. E.
Quartermaster's Department,

QUAI DCpNI tuiCuks
RALEIGH, n c., June 9, 1864 {
II AN NOW PREPARED TO EXCHANGE
COTTON YARN FOR WOOL, upon the fol-
lowing terms, viz:
One bunch of Yarn for 8 lbs of Washed Wool.
Z" F" /" Unwashed I"
AGENTS have been appointed to make the ex-
change at the following places:
Oxford, Tarboro, Kinston,
Catharinc Lake, Concord, Rockingham
Hendersonylle, S'atesville, Roxboro',
Asheville, Pittsboro', Louisburg,
Fayetteville, Coleraine, Raleigh.
Persons shipping WOOL to this place will please
mark on the packages whom they are FROM, and
cotton yarn will be forwarded Immediately.
l hope the people will patrioticaly respond to
the above notice, as the wool is for clothing the
North Carolina troops. H. A. DOWD,
A @. NJ, N. G.
October l, 1864, T.
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04
RECENT. .CoNsIGNMENTS.

RECENI, ,CUNSIGNMENI Is.
TT AVE PLACED Us IN POSSESSION OF
Il 1000 yards A Sheetngs, and additional arri-
walls daily expected; ~
dozen Horse Shoe Rasps;
dozen Il inch Flat Bastard Files :;
90 dozen Hand-Saw Files, and small lot Nil
Saw Files, Cast Hollow Ware, Pots, Ovens and Spi
ders, &c, in quantity and vatiety
25 boxes Southern Star Snuff and
bbls, Copperas, together with other articles.
CREECH & L1TCHFORD,
Com. Merchants and Auctioneers.
Sept, IL, 1864.
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04
D. 4. W. HARRISON
D. c. MURRAY, g. co.
General Auction and Com Merchants,

FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGEs 4. c..
Having regularly commenced busirass 5o.ict- con
signments. They will attend promptly to the par
chase and sale of goods, stocks, &c, &C.
REFEREN CES
Cbas Dewey, Cashier, and H Jones, Cashier
Raleigh.
Harris s. Howell Wilmi ngton.
H Ii ndsay Cashier, Greensboro.
ID Davis Cashier Salisbury
TW Dewey, Cashier, Chartte,
Mclean, Cashier, Fayetteville,
Branch, Norton & Co., Richmond, Va.
Jas Cuthbert, Cashier, Petersburg, Va,
Jan 81, 1866. 23-H.
COTTON FOR SALE.
1nOBALES GOOD MERCHANTABLE COT
IOO ton for sale. Amply to
CREECH 6 IITCHFORD,
>--. Auction and Commission Mer chants.
Raleigh, Sept. II, 1864 5-tf.
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, & co.
stock and Money Brokers.
n. G

RALEIGH. n. G
* ONTINUE TO CARRY ON THE BROKERAGE BUSl
ness at tAeir stand heretofore in all its variou
inches
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04
THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE,
A Family Journal
Devoted to the interests of the Home Cirels
. RALEIGH, N. G.
prian Ce For CIV Noufhs
Subscription Price Sc For Six Month!

SOLDIERS e5 FOR SIX MONTHS.
This Paper is Of old standing and has for = long
time been fayorite with the public. Each nun-
ber contains choice selections in prose and poetry
and all the news down to the hour of going to
press; s9ecial attention is given TO tue Farmers.
The most liberal terms are offered to advertisers
Job Printing done as cheaply as at any Office in
the City. Published every Saturday by
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
Editor and Proprietor.
Spirit of the age., 1865-02-04
THE GHILDRENS BANNEh.

= sa0da1 School paper. Rex A " Mangahm 'h.
ssli.Sury. will publish about February lst, ,ns
first number of monthly ma agazlhe oi .oua
y urged to make up clubs of subscribers and to
form fund to send it to the soldiers and the poor
THE TERMS ARE:
For any mum Der under ten copies, for six months
two dollars per copy. For number less than hity
md more than ten one dollar aud fifty cents. For
number exceeding fifty and less than one hundred one
dollar and twenty five cents. For any NUMBER over
ono hundred to one address one dollar. In varlaby
cash In advance. -
All letters contributions rcmittances, &c., will bs
| addressed to hEF. A. w MANU-
/ Salisbury, c.
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Monetary and Commercial.
DAILY UNIos OFFICE,
Nashville, March 4, P. n.

DAILY UxIoS OFFICE,
Nashville, March 4, P. n.
The retail trade has been very dull, and
the country demand is daily decreasing.
We have very little change to make in the
general markets.
Gold is selling at $40 premium. Ex-
change on New York, Cincinnati, and Lou
isville, par to = premium
But little change in uneurrent funds
Bank of Tennessee is selling at 6Oe. dis
count; Planters Bank IS TO sec.
The following figures for groceries, pro-
duce. &c, are as near correct as we can get
hem. They are the wholesale prices;
ALcoHoL-S7, OO@s7, so per gallon.
APPBEs-sS@9 per barrel.
BEAEs-S4, 25@4,5 so per bush.
BAGGISG-2Sc per yard.
BALE RoPE-1s@2Oc per h.
BEEF-Dried 23c per 10.
BUcKETs-Painted, s., SOFAS 90 per dog.
BAcoN--Hans plain 2s93Oc, zoe for sides,
1Sc for shoulders; Sugar cured hams 2Sa30.
per ID.
BEooNs-S6, OO@S8,O 90 per dozen.
BUTTER AND EGos-Butter 45e. Eggs,
30(153c per dozen by the barrel.
CANNED FRUIT-Peaches, 2fb 81, 90 per
dozen, ) ID $500 per dozen.
CIDER-S16, O0GIs,0 90 per barrel.
CoES-sl, rs per bushel.
CAsTISGs-lz1zc per 10.
COTTox YAREs-No. 800, 500 and 700., 20
@75c per dozen.
CAxDLEs-Tallow 24c stsr, SIC per h.
CHEEsE-Hamburg, % and soc. per ID.
CoPFEE-Prime Rio. SOC and SIC per n.
COTTOE--5Oa55.
CoTTOS TwIEE-S2,00 per b.
CovE OYsTERs-2fb cans s., 25 per dozen,
ID cans 81 ,35 per dozen in boxes.
CRAcKKRs-Butter l5c per b, Soda I4915.
FLoUR-Best brand, 81, 5Oal4,5O per bar
REL.
DRIED FRUIr-$S@4 per bushsl peaches
81, so per bushel.
HAT-Prims Timothy, 1926 per 100 h.
HIDEs-Prices nominal and declining.
Green Sailed hides per b Sc:
Sheep Skins each 81, O0@1 so.
LEATHRR-Oak Sole Leather per h 60a70c.
AemlOek sole leather per p 5ogeoe'
HaIness " 6Oe'
Bride leather per dozen S65@S7O.
Kip Skins $6OC9$I2O.
Calf d" SS5@Ss5.
Upper Leather 45@6oc and declining.
IEoS-CommOn bar 12c per n Sheet IL
@2Oc.
LEMoxs-S25, 90 per box.
LARD-2762sc per n, in fierce. Keg 34c.
MoLAssKs-In barrels, $l,5O@Sl go per
gallon, lOc per gallon higher for small
packages.
MAckEnEL-In Il barrels $3.50 In kits
S4,O0aSi 80.
MEAL-Sl so per bushel.
MUsTARD-Gernsn, in jars 90 per doz.
Union do 81 90 per dozen.
NALs-Sl2, 50sl3 80 per keg.
OATs-Sl, 40 and 81 so per bushel.
ONIoSs-S9, copper barrel.
0IL--Tanners $500; Nest-foot, 500 /;
Lard $500; Castor, $3.50; Linsesd, $500 !;
Coal oil $l,T5 and $500 per gallon.
PoTAToEs-Irish, $500, Sweet, $500 per
barrel.
P1cKLEs-Pint jars $3.50 per dozen, quart
do IS so per dozen, do in half barrels $lS 90,
barrels $500.
PRPPER-Black 75c per n.
RAIsIEs-M. Z. L. s9,0Oal0,00 per box.
sUoARs-N. o. Sugar in hhds zoe, in bbls.
sO@Ss, crushed, graduated, and pow
srRUr-Golden, 81, rs per gallon in n bbls.
Kegs 81 so.
sALT-seven bushel in barrel 81 90 by the
100 barrels, 81 so in smaller lots.
soDA-l4c in casks.
SoAP-l7c for Palm, zoe for German.
sPIcE-55@57c per 10.
demonstrating to quality, 55aSl,75
pei n.
WHEAT-sI, 4Oas1 so per bushel.
WHIsKEY-Pure Robinson Co. old S4a5
Pure Bourbon $500 Pure Bourbon new
s.. so per gallon, Common Cincinnati rec
tilted S2J<9S.
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United States of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE 81.
inf0rmat on having been Gled 10 the District
~ Court Of the United states fBrthe Middle Dis
trct Of 70 nnessee, on February % lsG5, hy HOTace
n. Harrison, Esq, Attorney Of the United States
for sad District ~ anst s the estate and property,
moneys stocks and credits Of John b. McFernn,
late al sald Distinct, tee same being particularly
enumerated in said Information, aEd againsi "a
per- Ous lawfully intervening or their interest there
in, alleging at said propsity had beeE 81 zed M
cad Distn on lRnf A. forfeited 20 Che United
States hoeause said Nc Ferriu ater The expirat on
Of the sixty days Of grg'e gwen by the Presidents
Proclamation Of July p, 1852, Issued 10 pursuance
Of On act Of Congress, app oved July H. isol, tnd
ent tied ian act 90 suppress Instruction, 20 punish
treason and rebellion, 10 seize and conhscats the
property Of rebels, aud for other PURPOSES" con
t.nued 10 AID and abef the nsurrectiOn and rebel
lion az 'nst the Government Of the United states
then and now existing, praying for tte usual pEo-
cess.
Now, therefore, pursuant 10 the Monitor Of said
Court, hereby ave publie warning Ia az persons
interested in "a properly % apf ear before ssid
Court the Sd Monday in Apal. ls55 at the Fed
eTal Court Room IN the Capi Al sc Nashville then
aud there 70 PROFOUND their claims and make t1er
allegations in that behalf
EDWIN 2. GLAsCOCK,
Marshal q the Middle District q tennessee.
fCbGet-lit
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new York, CiBcinnati and Louisville Sight Drafts
ITO dis buying and 1zdZ prem. selling. Orders
on Washington n. discount.
QusrtenIiaster's Vouchers, payable at Nashville,
Y discount
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SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES
All to be sold for One Dollar each.

All the goods in the above List viii be sold, with
out reservation, for ONE DOLLAR each. Certificates
ef all the various articles placed N similar en-
yelopes and sealed These envelopes viii be sent
By mail, or delivered at oar Office without regard
10 choice. On receiving certificate YOU will see
what it represents, and it is optional with you 10
send one dollar and receive the article named or
any other in the list Of same value In all transac-
tons By mail we ehsrge Tor forwarding the cert f..
Gates paying postage aud doing the business, IS
cents each FIVE CERTIFICATES will be sent for 81
ELEVEN for 81; THIRTY for So; SIxTY-FIvE for $40
aud ONE HUSpRED for SIS By this mode we give
selections from ayared stock of fine goods, OF the
best make aud latest styles, and Of intrinsic WORTH
At q nominal price, while sll have a chance Of seeu-
ring art ces Of the very highest value.
We aIantee entire satisfaction in every instance
and if there should be any person dissatisfied with
any article they may receive, they may immediate
y return it, and the Price viii be refunded
AGEsTs.-We allow those acting as Agents, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount to One Dollar.
They viii collect twenty 1--WE cents for every Ger
thcate, and retaining 10 cents remit to US II cents
for each.
IS Address GEO: DEMERIT CO.
Janl-sm 50S Broadway, New York.
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WHAT. TIE SURGEONS SAY OF THE 81
MARTTANS PENEDIEQ

WHAT THE SURGEONS 81 OF THE 81
MARITANS REMEDIES.
"PosT HOSPITAL, FoRT MARSHALL
Baltimore, Md, Feb. p, 1894. I
al have great satisfaction in stating that l have
used "IHe Samdljtan Remedies for Yenereal Dis
ease in It's most customary form; that have used
them with Judgment, discretion, snd properly and
have found them to respond 70 my antieipatOns
promptly and elfectuslly. Knowing their cpmpo-
siton hsve the fullest confidence in their efficacy
and az flr as my use Of them extends recommend
than strongly. ALFsED G. BogERs,
Assistant Surgeon 9Th New York Vols"
Let it be understood that these remedies are as
recommended and will positively cure the diseases
for which they are offered.
Prize o. Male Packages, Samartar's Gin s4.C0 /;
Female s. %; Root and Herb ia &c 81 90; Wash
80 cents
Sold by W. J. C. W. SMITH, Druggists,
Co ,ner Chur h and Vine streets,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Desmond & Co, Proprie'ors, sl5 Race streets,
Philadelphia.
janlS-6ms
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ROGERS & GooDHUE.
$500 Reward.

WE WILL GIVE TO ANY oNE PRODUCING
w Assure, speedy snd as cure for Souor-
rhose and Chanere We VIII send - shy address
the reccipt Of ten cent postage stamp with s. fer
the former or SO for the latter. Never i 10
tnale or female IN from I've 20 ten days. Try Il.
Address DRS. LABERGE 4 DENOYEA.
febls-3m dkEe Drawer GA Detroit Mich.
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REMOVAL!
GREWAR & ALBERTS0N,
Practical PInInmers & Gas Hitter,

TIVE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AZ I2TALIDf
published for the benefit, and ~ cASllos ~
YOUNG MIS- and others, who safer nom ses 80
T.tI,t,- prenoetrIre Decay Of Manhood, kc.f sup-
nIyI,v Al the same TINS Inc Mears q eeu-otl7.
BS one who mas cured himself aiter uDdritollss
eoue,darafle quacEery. By enclosing s po5.p.s-9s
addressed en7cloPe, single copies may o. NJ "
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Essg-,.
dees-3m Brooklyn, Kings co.. n n
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DR PUNK has OPENED an ESTABLISH.
i p ment ~ Nashville Tenn, for Emhalming the
Dead. on Cherry street, 5 doors south Of the
Post Once.
he viii kttend to disnterrins ana sorwardine
bod Is BON this sad all points South good as
sortment Of metallic cases and zinc cOffins on
hand brsnch ofhces ri Chattanooga, Tenn, and
Huntsville, Ala d. h PRtSE NJ d,
iani-Sune
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SELFRIDGE, ALEXANDER 4 co,
Huntsville, Ala.
Building Lots fer Sale,

II HAVE or 10 lots, Immediately beyond the
II Hort ca tuIai Garden, well situated fos build
ing purposes, which will sell on good term
Apply g; the Mayors once.
feh2s-d JOHN HUGH SMITH
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ovytrr UsrrrD sfares' DrErcs Tax CosrsizsaosEn.l
uIsraIcI o. IESEEssrEs :
NAs1vILLe IAsT 10 i1dd. j
rFyaE QUOTA OF DIRECT TAXES DUE IRON
L he County o. DaEfeOn, n TIE state = ! snael-
asa under the act q Congress approved August
fsfi has been apporioned sud charged upol 81
he lands snd iots 81 srouad - ssld Couity q d
vCsou, u psIr.lanee a tie act Of Congress emitted
sAz act f0r the eoectou % diraci taxes 10 insgf-
sctiolazy distrets within the United rtates and lif
her purposes" approved June 7, 1854.
d NJ tsHe thus charged Tnzs b PAID Hithi1 ffil
ays nom ts data into the fressnry of TIE luists
States OF 10 ehs CoumiEslcuers ~ ,neif elA.-p =
Nashville No a south Chsry asrest
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DFIAN0 n. 5AFEH,
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Partnership Notice.

--srfrerahip having expired with Camero1,
firer a Co. he refrss. the 1rIn having purchased
- i5,tsresf The business VIII b. carmel on under
The same style a. heretofore, VIZ: Caneron ,ffler
a Co
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-04
Real Estate Department.

A considerable amount Of Real Estate is register
ed on our books, and We can sell Houses ana Lots
in Nashville md suburhs on the best terms Farms
10 the npiehborhood Of Nashville for sale, Of all
sizes and prices, Plantations in various counties IN
Middle Tennessee, some Of them good Cotton
farms, for sale. n. d.