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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-09-06
3DAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1865.

North Carolina has eighty-seven counties,
with an excess of negro population in t8eh-
ty.
South Carolina has thiFty-fve counties,
with an excess Of negro population in TWEEN
ty.
Tennessee has sevsnty-fve counties, with
an excess of negro population in three.
Texas has one hundred and ffty-one cOun-
ties, with an excess Of negro population in
thirteen.
Tennessee has seventy-fve counties, with
an excess Of negro population in three.
Virginia has one hundred and forty-eight
counties, with an excess Of negro population
in forty-four.
This would give the negroes q majority in
the States Of Louisiana, Mississippi and South
Carolina. In these three States they could
elect negroes enough to control the Legisla-
lures, and elect six negroes to the United
States Senate, and three or four times that
number of Representatives to Congress. In
all the Southern States they could send ne
groes to the State Legislatures, and in two
hundred and forty-four counties control the
local officers. These figures present the uni
versal negro suffrage question in social as
pect. Garry out TIE scheme Of the agitators,
and what can prevent the sending Of cOlOred
Representatives to the Halls OF Congress P
These are deductions from the figures of the
census of 1860, and the probability is that the
excess of black population is greater at the
present time than it was FIVE years ago. The
war has doubtless swept Of larger number
of whites than blacks. Besides, it mus. be
remembered that to start with, the negroes
will have another decided advantage from
the fact that large class of whites are exclud-
ed from the right of suffrage by the excep'
tons in President Johnson's Amnesty Proc
lamation, while with the negroes there an
no exceptions whatever.
New England has led of IN favor Of uni
versal negro suffrage, and Chief-Justice Chas'
Is stumping the country in its advocacyI L
has now become one ofthe cardinal doctrine
of the party, and we expect tc see the Re
publican State Convention of New York to-
the mark, an give it an unqualified indorse
ment.
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A PICTURE.

GENTLE Bessie, have you seen her?
Little Bess, the poor mans child,
Drifting down, where fall the shadows
Deepest on Hfe's ocean wild,
Bending low her slender form,
Like lily to the storm.
You may know her by the sadness
Looking out upon her face;
By the nameless lines and meanings
Only poverty can trace,
When he clasps the child Of want
In his fingers pale and gaunt.
She is fair: upon her forehead
Lies the whiteness ofthe snow,
And her voice so sweet reminds you
Ofa streamlet in its flow.
But It trembles with the sorrow
Ofto-day and of tomorrow,
In her eyes We see the sunlight
OF the springtime OF the soul,
And the tears that oft bedim them,
Her full heart may not control,
When she wonders why so poor
Bessie begs from door to door,
She will tell you, if you listen,
That the cupboard home is bare,
And in touching tones impioring
Ofyour plenty some to spare,
To keep back the wearing pain
Ofthe hunger pang again.
Layde with the costly raiment,
Layde with the jeweled hand,
Listen to your heart repeating
Oft the Masters sweet command:
He who helps by deed or word,
Lendeth 10 the mighty Lord
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all gurts Of 6UUN gtaoing,
EfFset NEGRO Suffrage at the South---The Col
ored Population to Control Three States

TFrom the Albany On. " Argus and Atlas.l
TEE issue of forcing negro suffrage upon
the South at the point of Federal bayonets,
has been made by the Republicans Of Massa-
cbusetts Connecticut, Vermont, Iowa, and
other States and Chief-Justice Chase is per-
am5ulating the country in advocacy Of the
new doctrine. In imitation Of the minor
apostles of this new faith, he intrudes this
question upon assemblages at college COM
mencements. and in dinner-table speeches.
Tn view of the issues that has been made by
the agitators, let rs look at the effect negro
suffrage at the South will have upon the
character of the representation in Congres
and the United States Senate.
Taking the census of 1860 as basis, it Will
be found that in twelve of the slave States,
embracing eight hundred and eighty-sl2
o,nr,iss there is in two hundred and for
tv.four OF them an excess Of negro Popula-
ton
Alabama contains ffty-two counties IN
twenty of which there is an excess OF negro
population.
Arkansas has ffty-fve counties, with ar
excess Of negro population in six.
Florida has twenty-One counties, with ar
excess of negro population in six
/ Georgia has one hundred and thirty-tw'
counties. with an excess of negro population
!
of forty-three.
Louisiana has forty-eight counties, with ar
a-cess of negro population in thirty-three.
MARYLAND has twenty-five counties, witt
an excess of negro populutiOn in FIVE.
Mississippi has sixty counties, with an ex
cess Of negro population in thirty-one.
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In Want of a Suit Of Clothes.
from the N. Views, 28th.I

EVERY body knows that Ravenswood Is
beautiful little village, pleasantly situated on
the Long Island shore, while in the rivet, be-
tween it and New York, lies Blackwell's Is
land with its peculiar institution for the
punishment of criminals. Rayenswood is a
favorable place Of residence, especially in the
summer, for families Of wealth, and 1t has
many handsome villas. One Of the latter
was not long ago leased by gentleman and
family, consisting of a wife and several grown
up daughters.
One evening last week the ladies were sit
ting in their front parlor, which communicat-
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sible.
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periodicals from the office, or removing and leav-
hgthem uncalledfOr,is is pTinla Jaeie evidence OF
utentiOnalfraud.
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UNION
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OFFTcE:-Coulson's Building, (second floor,
Vestside North Main-street, near the Square.
TERMs:-s2 90 per annum, invariably in ad-
Fanee. 81, so for Six Months.
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9OIhitaI,
OF
HON. RUFUS P. RANNET,

On Taking the Chair ss President of the Democratic
state Convention,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-23
Is r o o KY N .

DAMAGE BY THE SToRM.-A new three
story frame building yc; enclosed on the corner
ofhyrtle avenue and Spencer street,was blown down
during the severe storm on Tuesday. The frame vas
tmpelled across the street. The damage amounts TO
about 900.
INSTALLATION OF A PAsroR.-The Rev. Jc-
,eph kimba, formerly OF Fi.hkill, n Y, wa, install.
led a. pastor OF the First Reformed Dutch Prot,
eftAnt Church in Jerolenon street. on Tuesday evan
Ing. The former pastor Rev. Dr. wil!e.,, ha. taien
charge Of the Lee avenue Reformed Dutch Church.
The GREESPoINr SHOOTING AFFRAY. -
William MeCullen, the master Of the canal oo,,
Elizabeth Sarah OF Philade phs who shot one of hi.
men tIenry Ililel on board the boat on Tue,day
evening, vas taken before Justice Daley ior sx.mI
nation ye,tefday' m testimony Of three witnesses
was 4ui.e drunk at the tinIa, Asstied HeCuIIen re-
peatedly with his fists and a hudgeon aud that the
shooting took y ace under the most agrravated cir
Gums tancrs. further exam nation viii take plaeo
this morning. The injured man is improving,
BuRGLARIEs.-The residence of lame, IT
Prentice, No. - Lafayette avenue va, felonion.I
entered on Ihursday nisht. The burglar. hal &c.
cured lot OF valuable ltselIy, when thew we're
alarmed b. lhe nurse who attending TO tho want.
OF sick child and took their departure ,ithout tas
ing anything with them
ARREST or AN ALLEGED THIEF.-OnIcer
| Dounoly of the 4Sd P.ecnc Police a,rested Cha,
Clarke In Albany on Iuesua, On the cnargo of hav
| Ing stolen from the house OF William Cremer. No
70 Atlantic street some tine lat week, articles
AlloaLuIs W 1s,soI va I,.oriEe property was all
| lyckvd up.
THEFT by A SERVANT GIRL.-A servant in
| the employ oI Mls. Z FuthA Cust. No 3ss socLa,t
street, va arreaed enSIday o. n ehar.e o. steal.
ins Ltcie o' cio "i'S ..Aket valued at s5J
! mittod W answer.
FInrs.-About half-past four o'clock yester.
! dsv att.rnonn a fire broke out in tho =. 49,
James Whitaker gg2 Graham svenuc, IT, can I'd
by tie 10 ling over Of Apo otpaint The flames seTe
crtingu shed WIN 'o'' u SlN principally BY
NAtC'.
SUSPICION OF ARsoN.-M.chael Norman. the
mau Zee cd on lue.isy evening by the police OF Inc
4Ch Precinct, on sn' peiTh o. firing schnaderteck's
toid committed ~ !aii ~ Ja.sS. WAiss 70 avail
| IL An1nAuel-
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MARINE NEWS,
Nov as. Ri,e. % 3 s.tA 4 sI-H wror NOR,
CLEARED

CLEARED
STEAMSHIPS -Montezuma, Ki,r,,on. lam. in.
utAn RIVER, indian Xiv CT; hung shueg, OrIean.
me, Mobile; Commander, Wilmington: Pa,ans'1,
h@uihoIe; u Thompson, do; Starlight Charleston
sHlPs-Ailton, Bombay and Cette. ysrit.s Nal
bourne Asia, san Francisco "
bAkk-st Jean, tfrenehl Philippe, for Havro.
BklGs-Wm Mason, Smy Tna; NaiadA Peruanbu.
co. Conquest, Falmouth; A V Coo1iup, Boint a.
feHe' Corsea Cieniuegos; Tereslta, do kuby Boston
sCHOONERS-L A johnson, Baltimore. FINN, 4
COLI Black Rock. Wrpeds, Jacksonyuie. Clara d..
yid,on' NewbeEn; John Pierre, PhiIadelph Hortes
l. Bridgeport. S'
sLooF-sophis, RNrien, for New Haven
rick boston; Nsshsnnock, \ Orlsans; n q KniehI
Alexandria, Dc Ericsson, San Juan, Nicaraugua
Alhsmbrs, Charleston.
sHlPs-Monarch Of the Sea, Liverpool; Ontario
pher Hall, Calcutta.
BARkCAaris Henry. Maine; K Weldon, sulli.
van Nc; Commerce, New Orleans
BRlGs-IbeI, Maitland; y Bigelow. CopvallI.
Americas, Mobile "
.SCllOoNERS-Emma Stephens, II; D Kahn.
hliIabethport for Middleton; q " Whistler Eliza
pe'hpo.t i2r New eiiord T. Potts, El.zahethpor
ior New Haven; Mary Rowland, New B,dofrd:
Drhance; Boston; Zoe, Providence Charm, Bostoni
uenule, Kockland; Defiance, Norwich,
Dill -Bafks Return MNscilles; Holland, IL
Jago; iallss Belize, HonduraA; Idsho-B pilot bosi
Mary Fish, No. l.
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LOCAL NEWS.
uKw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

AUCTION Coal SALESMAN DECLINE
The Delaware, Laeksvsnns and Western Rsilroad
Company sold yc.ssrdsy, through J. H. Draper Co'
spc,ion.er, twenty FIVE thousand tons Of Scranton
Coal. The coal VI. disposed Of at secline' since
October rs, Of from one dollar 10 one dolsi ana
seventy.fve cents ton. The COMPANY "" large
.. usual, numbe hpe about I've hundred persons VINO
represented the trade in this and the sdaeont cities
a. veil a. some private consumers. This coal Is al
deliverable at EIlzsbethpori, n. j., and the he'eh'
charge 10 seventy five cent? q ton. The following"
comparison Of the prices obtained to-day and those oil
the prevou, sale Of Scranton coal which TOOK place
,..,Iv q monih aSo!
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SAVINGS HANAs.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, COR. Or
an e. and s!h aye.-OpeG daily from 10 a. IN 4,
per cent interest go IRON government tay b.l
? sis made on or before bee lat VIII draw Interest
nom TIA @A'e' IhOs. ChklsTi, PIsst h IA
BULL secty. g5S 1
q p l. CENT, INTER ES1
OAloSed by Union Dime SAVINGS bank. 4y9 Can
st, cor OF Nsrlek. A,sets, $751;, go 70. Sai
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For the Nashville Union.
Cold Water,
(rAnArunIsrD rr0zA lroFgHEa's aHArsODT.)

(PARAPHRAsED FRoxA LTcTUEER's RHAPsODr.)
On, ye, who are burning with fierce fiery
thirst,
From potariOns unnatural, come see where
it CLEANS,
How it sparlles and foaus from we'll, curb
and fountain,
Like bumbers Of pearls or goblets Ct
gems.
Our Eternal Father for his children hath
brewtd it,
Not in dark simmeriHg still with hot tre'
smoki 8,
From decom posed matter 81 horribly fou
With poison US fumes rising and strong
gases choking.
But down deep in the valleys whore clear
springs nurmur,
IN ds.k gros7y dcl.s Were there deer
wander,
On tall mountain tops where the hurricane
brood,
E.Where the Ugh u.ags CLEAN oG- AID BE
storm clouds thunder.
Far out on the sea where tie wild gales
music
With the white waves roar, and the hal
drops patter,
II the still Of great nature Ell pure hath be
brswe5 it,
Tais sweet beverages iof LIE, precious cold
Oh, tie thing Of raro beauty when seen
IN the dow drop,
When il sParkles like light n the Ice
ehrystsls ray,
When g. sports in the cataract, ioapa in the
torrent,
Or in soft golden mists melts slowly
sway.
II great crimson curtains it drapea out the
sunset,
Ia white qsuza a. midnight the moon
doth it veil,
It paints Ger all heaven bright visions Of
beauty,
It wesps In the showers and sings in the
hail.
Its foam brings no sadness, lis glitter no
pang,
No quick poisons bubble or swim on its
brink,
For God made it pure, bright, good and
glorious
Come al 70 athirst thea Of cold water
drink.
Jan. 23th, 1905. OTHEO.
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aouelzry and Commercial.
DAILY GEiOs OFFICE,
Nashville, Jan. 25s d P. X

DAALG LkADN QEHAeLB 4
Nashville, Jan. 25sh, P. X.
The Cumberlsld is falling, With abort S
fost wloer on Harpeth Shoals. Weathsr
very cold.
The additions tostocksby river have been
small since cur last report. The steam
boats which arrive ere generally freighted
on government account.
Prices Of groceries, provisions, &o., are
unchanged and trade is still fat.
AlooEoL-S7, 753Ss, 90 per gallon.
APFlEs-S9@IO,V ~ per barrel. Dried T(G9c
per p-uud.
DEAEs-s4,0O bush.
BA0slE9-Z5c per yard.
BALE RoPE-lsl82Oc per p.
BEEF Dried 27@3Jc per h.
BCcEErs-Painted,$ s., 5OG5 90 per doE.
BACoS-Hams plain 25G3Oc. Hog round.
20c for sides, I5c Tor shoulders; sugar cured
hsns 30a32c per 10.
BRo0Ns- $5,5O@S6,OO per dozen.
BUTTEE AND Eoos-Butter 55a6Oc. Eggs,
$4,000 per dozen by the barrel.
CANNED FRUIT-Peaches, 2D $3.50 per
dozen, 3 ID s., 90 per dozen.
CIDzR-Sl6, 00GI5,00 per barrel.
CoES-sl, 759Sz, Oe per bushel.
CAsTINes-I3c per b.
CorroS YARSs-EO. 500, 900 and 700, rs
assoc per dozen.
C4sDLEs-Tallow 24c Star, 4Oc per h.
CHEEsE-Hamburg, 3O@S2c per b.
COFFEE-Prime Rio, 52955c per b.
CoTTOs-No sales.
COTroS TwINE-S2, 90 per h.
Cows OYsTERs-ZIb cans Sc, so per dozen,
h cans $50 per dozen in boxes.
CRACKERs-Butter l5c per h, Soda 17c.
FL0UR-Best brand, $500 per barrel.
HAT-Prime Timothy, $500 per 100 n.
HpEs-Pr ices nominal.
Green Sailed hides per fb Sc.
Flint 3" ID 159I6c.
sheep Skins each 81 ,oO@i so.
LEATHER-Oak Sole Leather per b 55a65c.
Hemlock sole leather per b 100000.
GkirtDg d" " " 7O@75c.
Harness &c q gOS
Bride leather per dozen S65@$7O.
Kip Skins S6O@Sl2O.
Calf $4,000.
Upper Leather 45@60c.
IEoS--J1mmon bar lie per ID Sheet IS
02Jo.
LGnONs-S25,0 90 per box.
LARD-33@55c per ., in tierce. Keg 35c.
MoLAssEs-In barrels, SI,509Sl go per
gallon, Zoe per gallon higher for small
packages.
MA6EEnrL-In 4 barrels 81, 5O@S12,OO.
In kits Sl,O09S4, so.
MEAL-Sl, 10000 por bushel.
MUsTAED-German, in jars s., 90 per doz.
Union DO 81, 90 per dozen.
EAILs-Sl2, 5Oal3 90 per keg.
OATs-Sl, 80 per bushel.
OSIoEs-Sg, OOper barrel.
OIL-Tanners $500; Neat-foot, 81, 90 /;
Lard $500; Castor, $3.50; Linseed, 1900 !;
Coal oil s., so per gallon.
PorAToEs-Irsh, 100, Sweet, $500 per
barrel.
PIcKLEs-Pint jars $3.50 per dozen, quart
do Sc so per dozen, do in half barrels $l3 90,
barrels $1,000,
PEPPER-Black SIC per b.
RAIsINs--M. r. L. S7,5Ja8,00 per box.
SU0AEs-N. o. Sugar in hhds Sic, in bbls,
25939, crushed, graduated, and pow-
dereu sc per b.
sYRUP-GoIden, 81, so per gallon. h
SALT-seVen bush9l in barrel 81 50 by Che
100 barrels, 50, 509S9,00 in smsl6r lots.
SoD1-I7c in casks.
soAP-lTc Tor Palm, zoe for German.
BPIcE-55957c per 70.
TcsAoCO-According 70 quality, s6GSI,75
pei n.
WHEkT-$I 40oS1 so per bushel.
WHIsEEy-Eure Robinson Co. old s. soc
50 80, Pure Bourbon ST. Pure Bourbon
new $3.50 per gallon, Common Cincinnati
rcctltied 81 9oabS, 55.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

From eight 10 twenty years standihRs Hith nAmss
known 70 science and anne.
For medical properties o Busha. zee DispeasA-
tory Of the United 5tates.-
see Professor Devices valuable vRFks On the
Practice Of Physic.
See reE1sTEs made by the ists eslefFafsd Dr.
Physck, Philadelphia. f.-
See remarks nIals BY DT. EphrsEn MeDowsl,
celebrated Rnysiclau, and member Of ths Royal
college Of Surgeons, Ireland, aud published Il Eas
Transactions 81 the King and Queens Journal t-
See medleO-Cnlrurgacal ReYe9, published. b.
Benjamin Trsvers, FellO8'Of ths Royal College *
BurReOns. .l-I aalI
See most Of the late standard works On naedicne
Extract Buchu 90 per bottle OF s1 foT 800
4" Sarsap6r1a, LOO 500
Or half deem o, each for Sl2 which VII Ls
sufcient 30 cure tns most obstinate eases III diFee-
tons are adhered -. .r ia .-
observation
ssS-Describs symptoms In en- communication.
Cares E1aFsnteed. AdT.cs grass.
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gead-ouarter, Post of Nashyille,
OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL,
NASHVILLE, TKNs. ! iu.9o, 1885.

OFFICE PRONOSI MARSHALL
NASHVILLE, TENs. y 'n.9), 1885.
Provost Order
No. IA.
ENTRArT.
In accordance v ID the decision Of Mil
ta-v Board sailed from Post Headquarters Tor the
ru|poss Of preparing Schedule Of Prices, reRllia-
iar he sale Of Fuel Vegetables, and other noes
sgres Of LIE THIS city the list q prices establish
Cd BIZ Provost Order No. 20, - hereby changed
asfoilOWs, %;
BTEF-9J cts. per pound, MUTToE-lscts. per n,
FLoUH-gI5 Il bb- fOfAIoE5-sl 80 q bush
ruEgrrs-R2 90 = bash. CAsBAGs-30cts. , head.
OSioNs-S3 q bushei. BrrTEE-o5cts- Il n.
WoOD-sl5 co per cord
The above prices vil be changed a. ofen a. il Be-
comes necessary, and proper publication made
thereof
Any parties selling 10 Markets. OF Private Stores,
AZ prices higher than Schedule rates, viii b. arrest
ed and Their eOOds eonfscated. All persons are IN
vited 70 report pronpGy any violation OF this Order
b hs Olhee.
By command Of Brig Gen. Jso. F. MuLEH.
HUNTER BROOKE,
ian2l-6 Capt and Provost Marshal.
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Our inducements to Agents and
1st-a ss Clubs.

To those agents who take Their COMMISSION in
Books and GIFTS the following commission will be
allowed:
To any person forwarding u Clubs Of 10 Books, 6
Clubs Of q Books, or Clubs Of 50 Books each, q
Silver WRtch-cylInder eseapement-wOlth Sl2.
To any person forwarding 90 Clubs Of iC Books, 10
Clubs or q Books, or Clubs Of % Books each, a
Silver Watch, patent lever hunting worth S25.
II preferable, tine agent may select airy other ar
tIcle on our list OF the value of the watch he may
be entitled to.
Agents will retain the certificates Of Books and
Gifts until the required numbers Of Clubs are CON-
pleted when they will be forwarded to us as Youch-
ers.
Unless these regulations are strictly complied
with, no allowance win be made on extra commits
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AFFIDAVITJ

Personally sppsarod bes0Te me "a AldeTman
the city a PhiladslpliA, II. 7. Helmbold Who, b.
ing fuly sworn, doth Say, hs preparations contan
but arc puraly vegstable. n. r. EEIAMBOI14
Baorn and subzedbsd before me, this I'd day
November, 1904. WM. p. HEARD,
Alderman, Sth-street, aboYe Race, Phila.
Addrass letters Tor iuloTnnatiOn ID con daree
u. 7. HEi4MBOlAD, Chsmist,
Depot lfa south Tenth-strest
Below ChssInul. Pidladzipnla.
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Rich. Rare and Racy +!

A VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF THE
"a hsndsomest woman IN the world; a peculiar
rch eolorei photograph IN OF. taken from lie;
beagtlfhl % behold Tits is Isaily magnificent
pscsnre; perfect gem. She Is s bswitching beau
". PTice my cent Ssnt ffee BY maj Ia sealed
circular enYelop. Address DAVIS 4 BRO,
sall-lms Box ISs2 Post Office, Cinsinnsti, o
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SOLDIERS,

Youought not 10 be without such Tsl1a1ie med
.irs T6e Csnciursd National Union, Of April 2ith,
osvs t1at thou se-sls Of our soldiers have been
ssyye3 Nv the use Of atrckiand's AnH-ChOlera Nix
tlire For sale b. Druggists q 30 cent? per bottle.
General DepOt No. East fourth-stFeetB Olnein-
G51d m Nashville Tenn. BY FORBES a STE
pETESs. STRPHEfs, JANNEY 4 co, g. " HE1
DEEsHOT a CO.. DEMOYILLE 4 CO., and q. 2
HIGTOCK. 80 26-tu " th--Hly
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United States Direct Taxes.

OFUoF usTrED sFATEs DIRBcr IA C0ruMIssIoxEE, !
DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE, !
NASHVILLE JAS'Y Ia, 1865.
VlHE QUOTA OF DIRECT AXES DUE FROM
/ the County q Davidson, in the state Of Ieones
see, under the sct Of Congress approved August s
1881, has been spporti0ned and charged upon 81
the lands and lJts o. ground in said County Of Da
vids n, pursuance q the act Of Congress anitleC
"An act 70 the election o. diFec taxes 10 in W
recuOnary districts within the United tates and FOL
other purposes, approved June 7, 1904
The tsse thus charged may be psil within sixtl
days nom this date, into the Treasury Of the Unite(
st,tes, OF 70 the Commissioners at their office i
Nashville, Ne "a south Cherry street
4. +. FERRY,
OELANO T. SMITH.
JNO. B. ROD9ERs,
tanlO-2m. Commission ars
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For Rent.

VHOR TIE YEAR Ises, THAT Val UABLE PRO
PORTION Chevy stIeet knOsn As the ''Calron
Properly" opposite TIE MsHWeu House; AID -
nany This property h the most Fsluaois An the
city FOR many purposes For terna, for any part Of
IL Apply 70 loctz3-al n, 4. ALLOWAT.
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w. X. CORNELIUS.
Government Undertaken,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF NETALlC
BURIAL GASES AND
Zinc Collins.
Zinc

Principal Once and Ware Rooms, No. 40
Church Street. Nashville, Tennessee.
Branch houses at MurfreesbOro', TullAho-
ma, WGrtrace, shelbyVills, Chattanooga
and Stevenson, Alabama.
zR- Az oOnmaaicstions promptly an
sasreds a
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Lost

ON DECEMBER Sd, lSr4, CERTIFICATE or
" DEPOSIT for So, No. S93, on the First Ma
uonsl Bank q Nashville, payable 70 the order Of
John r. CrOsi. Il IL Of 10 value 70 the finder a.
payment has been stopped
slAc2s-lfO JOHN p eCpOWT
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MarshaIs Sale.
U. g. DISTRICT COU7T FOR MIDDLE DIS
TRICT or TENNESSEE.
The United States

The United States
VS.. Information
2 eachels market B" and &C, - NOD No. IS.
Trunk marked sd" containing
jeWelry.
nURSUANT To A NENDTTiONT EXPONAs
4 is ue nom sal Court 10 i'd cause, on Iuss
asy the ALT day Of January. ls65, tetween tbs
hours OF 10 AM II o'clock A. A, 1t The store HOUSE
on the public square in Nashville, ado ming thE
City Hotel on the son h, and formerly Occupied b
Messrs. A. J. Dun An 8 Co., I will sell, st publR
auction, for cash, % the highest bidder, the RbOvt
mentioned articles, condemned by SAID Court a.
forfeited 10 the United States
EDWIN Z. GLASCOCK, .
jGnII-eG Marshal Middle Dist Tennessee
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BLooDi BLOC Di BLoOD
Fluid Extract sarsapaFlIla
SYPHILIS.

This Il an affection Of the blood and sttaeks ths
Sexual Organs, Innings Of the Noss, Earg. 1trosf
Wiudpipe and other mceus Burfaczs ul1tfrg its
Appearance 10 the form q Ulcers. Helmhold's FL
tract 5arsaparilla purifss The Blood And reuiOves
al scaiy eTupnons q tne SKIN, giving 70 tha CON
pleXiOn clear aad healthy color. Il icing prepar
cd expressly for this class Of complants rs BLOOD
purifying properties are preserved toa greetsr 81
tent han any other prepaFAtioa Of saFsaparila.