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senator sinnott on the Fenian split.

WORCESTER, Mass. Dec. @.-P. A. Sinnott,
senator Of the Fenian brotherhood. declares
himself for Congress. lie SAYS that the SEN
otors who impeached the President were or
dered under arrest ave days previous to their
act Il impeachment. That Roberts has been
guilty of fal~ehood and malfeasance: that Me-
han must clear himself Of direct charge OF
completely with the English Government. and
that every extravaganza committed has been
by tie contract Of the senate. General swee-
ney appears in new light pecuniarily.
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TELEGR APHIC.

j
NIGHT REPORT,
MExICAN M
Internal Revenue Receipts.
Negro Riots i'm Alexandria.
A NUMBER KILLED.
FIRING UNTIL A LATE HOUR.
F0RClBLE RELEASE OF NEGROES.
TIE CATTLE PLAGUE
THE GULF AND ATLANTIC SQUADRON.
PETITIOTS FOR BOTFTr.
What a Fenian Senator Says.
AFFAIRS IN UTAH.
Proposed Fenian Compromise.
PETITIO.yS ron P.1RDO.S.
CANAL AROUND NIAGARA FALLS.
JUDGE sHARKEY RELIEVED.
CHRISTMAS EXCITEMENTS.
Etc, Etc, Etc.
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~ t.. state of Iowa. which seut sone
seventy thoussndtroops into the feid-eNceea-
,sg it> qu8ia by neariy SIX thOusand instead
q beng oHerrun aud borne down liy obi "a
tios-. 49, state debt u y little over thres
n.noIeo llpuslni dollars. which she can pan
a a. ai.g time None u her eot,rfl,. ar, In debt
in consequence q the war. Tbe reason f,r hi.
rxtracrilaar1 exhibit l. a. - found ia the
fact thai hHr people went out ani FOUGHT. iu
stead II hiring oiler- T. 40 80.
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ON a recent occasion. General Sickle. .r ~,
Federal army. accompanied IN-;tostruor
Aiken. Of South Carolina. on visit to hi, -,
Island plantation. on ichu~-,. Island. o. assist
IN pcrsuading his foTmer slaves IL enter int.
labor contracts for tnt ensuing year They
found the negroes totally unwilling. howeV er
90 enter into such aa arrln cement a~. indeed
they are throughout the ~outh generally. The
prominent difficulty ia their mind, wa. the
hope ana the expectation that the Government
would divide out lands among theu. our in-
formanf reports the following eolloquv q,
taking place between 6ouerai >icSlcs and one
of the head men, on the plantation. II
speaks very well for African Logic;
. General, can't You send u the gohcrmtut
and ask 'um o. lei - bus ie Ian. anu We viz
psy for lie lsn an fWa ear and IL we no pay
sor 'um. den lei df gobeTfueRt fakc de Ian
back
The General replied =. That 4ucl. an arrange
meut was impossible. that the land did not t.e-
long q the Government. hut g. Governor Aiken.
their former master. who. - ever. l.,iv knew,
was very Kind rf@~fer aui s. d. NVaiifi rsN
them good wages.~ The reply W..
" We'll. mass tsn'i I'm We uSe O. ltlane r.
Mos~ers anu diu 81 suheuaent tx b.. from
Mos~er. and gih u~ FREE Den can't ac -oi.r.
ment 10 dc ,auis Wad - la4't-
General Siek'es va. u cuiirs,s. unable =
deny the consistency 90 Tie rea-rniu-. which
also showed fhs' The nero hsd q clear idea ~
the enormous ~poilaflou 81 property which fht
south hal suffered. ils mi>fske wa IN *.
pCsfiug q EnG uo limit o. BE-. -heri 81 Cur ertirt
dt-fifutscn.
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MARRIED.

cULBEkfsoN-HILL-At the residence Of the
bF'des faihsr. on Tuesday morning December 26h by
he RevJ {. Fletcher, Captain Samuel S. cuIberison
i9'h Infantry, U 5 A 10 Mary T. eldest daughter O
John v Hill. Esq.. of this city.
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New York stock and Money Markc..

NEW YORK, December 26.-The money mar
ket Is easy and quiet, at GG7c. per cent for call
loans.
sterling exchange quiet; al 09I4@l 09I1 for
gold for first class bills; and gold without de-
cided change, opening at li5H; declining TO
1857; closing 1853.
Government stocks quiet and firm.
Exports TO Liverpool quiet and heavy.
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q y dispatch frunl " ashingt1n says Gen
era Logan's Instructions sTe being prepared.
BE viii accompany Pes!den' Iuarez " henes az
De g0es. The policy or our ,sossrnment VIII
Ee such - not 20 give oneu.e
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FOR GENTLEMEN

Elegant Walking Canes,
Genuine Meerschaums,
Willow Smoking Chairs,
Mahogany LIQUOR Cases,
Fine Pocket Knives,
Splendid Dressing Cases,
Pocket Cigar Cases,
Fine Travelling Bags,
Beautiful Cigar Stands,
Elegant Wine Sets,
Embroidered Slippers,
Dominoes and Chess Mon,
Fino Fur Wrist Cloves,
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From New York.

Los.es by fire-.WaiIs for Gulf and
Atlantic squadrons--Pesitio for
uounty y--C0mmOdore WinslOw 10
command the Gulf 80 ind ro N d un-
boat f1orida-->uit Decid ed 1T rin
al General Mercer--The strong Di-
NOrce Case. etc.
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LOST.
NOTICE.
Election Notice.

TUNHE annual election for Directors Of TIE Citizens
Street Railway Company OF indianapolis. will take
place at the Office Of the Company. the 9Th day Of
January, 1896. L. :. ALv0RD, Pres't.
dec93 dl4t
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PROVIDENCE. X. l.. December &.-A eolli-
sion occurred betN cen two passenger trains
on the >tonIngton Railroad. eight miles from
this city this afternoon. Both locomotives aud
several ears disabled. One passenger wounded.
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T. q TX l. n ID L T. -
Elegant Work Boxes,
Rich Writing Desks,
Fine Toilet Cases,
Splendid Portfolios,
Marble Statuary,
Beautiful Brackets,
Rich Parian Wares,
Willow Easy Chairs,
Pocket Companions,
Elegant Sewing Stands,
Splendid skates,
Rich Party Fans,
Choice Steel JeweIries,
New Head Dresses,
Fine Lace Sets, ETC., etc.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-27

ByT BRIG. GEN. J. L. DONALDSON,
Chief QgartsrTnaster, Department OF the CumbeY-
land. Ofhcs loo ChsrrT-streeL
CAPT. JAZZ ;. RUSHING 4 @ n,
Chief Assistant QuErtsrmsster. O6lca los Cherry
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#ititarg 9itEftoFg,
Subsistence Department.

COL A. BECKWITH, @. Q. s.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi.
COZ. l. P. PORTER, C. c. g.,
Department Of the Cumberland.
COL. q. r. MACFEELY,,O. Q. g.,
Department Of the Tennessee.
CAPT. SAN. ). LITTLE, G. s.,
Depot Commisssry Jubsistsncs, Office No. 10
ChsrTy-5treet.
CAPT. 8 D. HENDERSON; g. g.,
Post COmmissary Subsistence, Office North side
Pubic Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. Z. Il. HOPKINS c. g.,
Purchasing COmmiHssry Of Subsistence, Once
near corner Of Broad aid SummeT-streets.
CAPT. SAN c. GLOVER, @. g.,
IN charge Of Beef Cattle. Office No. j. South
Cherry street
CAPT. JOIN A. IRTIEE, G. g.,
Dsbursing commissary Subsistence. Once No.
% CedAr-street
CAPT. ". Il. MLYNAK, c. g,
ia charge Of U. 8. Bakery, CoIage-BIest, nssT
BTo6d.
LIEUT.. HENRY KING, A G. g.,
IN charge Of Soldiers Rest corner Cherry snd
Church streets.
IEUT. }. 8. GALLATIg, A @. g.,
u charge Of Manufacturing, &c., &C. Ofiics NO.
co south Msrlcst-street.
LIEUT.. Q. 8. HoLLIsFER, A. C. 6. d A. A Q Il
la charge Of Herdmen, Stables, sc Office a.
U. s. Cattle Depot. below Lower LeEee-
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More Mutlny in the Rebel House.


Special Dispatch to the New York Tines.
WAsHIyGToN, Jan. 20.
Files Of Richmond papers of January
IS have been received to night at the
Washington Office of the Philadelphia
Inquirer The following are the most
important extracts:
THE REBEL CONGRESS-
The following are the only items Of
interest in the rebel Congress on the
18th.
Mr. McMullen, by consent, rose to
personal explanation. he had made it
q rule of his life never 20 allow himself
70 be drawn into a controversy with ed
ltOrs Of newspapers. lie thought that
perhaps the gentleman from Tennessee,
Mr. Atkins, As we'll rs himself bad not
acted advisedly in relation TO the mat-
ter He would not allow himself to be
insulted by Mr @" which was an as
sumed name, but if Mr. Q. was gen
tleman, and would cell on him as a
gentleman, be would give him satisfsc-
ton He had always considered Mr
Smith, Of the Sentinel, a gentleman
and he had no evidence 10 the contra
~, buff Mr. Smith. or Mr. @ chose 70
arraign his action here as traitcrous, ne
pronounced them as base minions, in
famous liars, scoundTels and puppies.
de was responsible to his constituents
Tor his action, and not to Tom, Dick end
Harry.
The House took up the bill to provide
ier an increase Of export duty on cot
ton and tobacco.
Mr Herbert Of Texas, moved TO
postpone the bill until Tuesday next,
II order that the matter might be care
fully looked into
MT. Narshall Of Kentucky. said he
was in favor Of the motion 10 postpone
the measure now before the House
What was the use Of talking about ex
port duties now when the port of vii
mlnRtOn Was blCckaded IF he had
hls way he would run al the cotton in
Wilmington back into the country and
make II public property. lie would
selZe the cotton, tobacco and gold in
the country and make them subseFvi-
ent u the public good, and give to orr
soldiers something worth having
NJ. Aver Of South Carolina. asked
# the gentleman intended to furnish
families who depended on cotton and
tobacco for their support with -four and
bacon.
Mr. Marshall said he would nav the
market price in Confederate notes, and
make these notes legal tender. He
would do that tomorrow and make II |
legal tender for every debt contracted |
during this war lie would take men
by the maps Of the neck, and put them |
all in the army. lie would see every /
city and town in the South in smoul-
dering ruing, and every house in ashes
before he would yield one iota to the
Yankee Government We must rise |
with the weight Of the cccasion.andno not |
yield TO dependency, not give way TO |
points Of constitutional delicacy. He
lmploTed members 30 recollect that /
this was the 10th day Of January, and |
we must prepare for the Spring cam
paign. Then postpone this measure |
and take up some Of moro importance. |
Mr.. Echols, Of Georgia, said he was
surprised to hea@ the gentleman ex-
press such sentiments II C5ugreSs lgas
20 take such a.'i5u as that ,tryed Jy The Qeu
tleHsaar he hia.ssy .5ouH resign and 60
home
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alasIlpiIIs Gig 9irtetars.
Municipal ORces.

JoES HuGz 5nTH, Mayor
VIZ SHAEE, Recorder.
RUFUs HESRT, Treasurer.
JOIN CHUNBLY, City Marshal
". H. WnKIEsos, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A SrEEz,
A c. TUckER,
JOIN F. IEaALts,
JosEPH L RTAS,
A. B. SHEx1S, Revenue Collector
f. B. GAREEr, Water Tax Collector.
JAMES WAR, Superintendent Of Wa
ter Works.
JAMES PErT1T, Assistant Superintendent
Of Water Works.
DAE. CUnm0HAH, First Engineer Of
Water WorlzR
VIZ J. SLNKARD, Second Engineer OF
Water Works
L. M FKEENAK, Chief Of Fire Depart
ment
Low COREY, Assistant Chief Of Fire De
pertment
WV WRIGHT, Street Overseer.
JOIN @. Dom, Work House Keeper.
I. H. MCBRIDE, Sexton
THOMAS McCARTY, First Clerk Market
ELsHA LozG, Second Clerk Market
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sheFman's yIcf0Fy-RFitish Opinion OF
the Siege 0f Savannah.

The military news which we publish
to-day does not add much to that re-
ceived few days since Savannah is
not yet taken, but is besieged end Is in
great danger. The army Of General
Sherman passed through the State Of
Georgia with 20 little resistance thst It
has been able to begin the siege Of this
important place with slightly diminish
ed numbers and in good condition. The
city is defended by its inhabitants, who
are All under arms. and will, no doubt,
set with bravery; hut it is scarcely to
be expected that they can resist the
forces which Generals Sherman-and
Foster have brought against them
O7sabsw souud is omen 10 the federals
by the capture Of Fort HcAlister, and
perfect communicative is established
between Sherman aud the Pea. Accord
ing 10 the federal accounts Savaunsh
is invested both on Che north ard south.
and the federal lines extend from the
Savannah river to the Oeeechee. The
railways are cut, and the city isolated.
The skill and daring Of General Sher-
mans nsrch have thus been rewarded
with n brilliant success. for 10 is diff
cult to suppose that the city can, uu-
aided hold ont long, and there seems
10 be no sign Of relieving army. The
Confederate disaster in this campaign
has arisen either from an exhaustion of
military resources, or from too great se-
Curity on the part Of the Georrians.
They NAV have sent all their militia 10
Join Hood or Lee, or they may have
failed 10 raise them from o belief that
they were too far from the seat Of war.
and had too vast O territory for any
enemy 70 threaten them seriously.
Whatever the cause Of this defence
lessueEs. the consequences have been
cslamito0s IN the extreme. General
Sherman was able to move EASILY with
large army 30 the rate of twelve
miles dsv, and 10 provo Il both bel
hgerents that the Confederate States
could be penetrated for hundreds of
miles bya resolute enemy. Whether
the State can be occupied permanently
j. dou btful hut If Savannah ba taken
Il Is probable that IL will he retained bv
the federals for the remainder Of the
war.
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Pesce Rumors from North Carolina.

Pesoe RumOTs from North Carolina.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent
Of the Old Dominion, gives the follow.
ing important reports:
"The Raleigh Wing Of the 10Th inst
comes out editoriallv in favor of recon-
struction That this may be effected
8 convention Of states and an armistice
are recommended
The intestine difficulties of the Con
federscy are becoming positively alarm
ing. Property Of no kind is secure
snd guerriliss and bandits roam 81 will
throughout the whole interior The
deserters who formerly sought refuge in
the mOuntHIrs in the Westeru mart of
North Carolina have become enbolden-
ed at their great increase in numbers.
snd attack and 0verp0wer the guards
LEFT TO protect the people. Business OF
all KINDS y suspended. and the inhabi.
tants are fast resolving themselves into
the primitive condition Of savaees
The North Carolina militia have
mostly LAID down their arms. and are
scattering themselves throughout the
state.
On the 10th instant resolutions were
introduced into the North Carolina
legislature, recommending that dele,
cation be appointed from that, body.
which should represent ali parts Of the
state, for the purpose Of proceeding TO
TO secure terms Of peace.
The resolutions we're ordered 20 be laid
over for further hearing.
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Police Department.

Captain. II. PUCKETT
lst Lieutenant-WN DAELET
ID Lieutenant-J. F. ISGALhs
LIST Ward-DAN BIRCHETT,
VIZ h Wilkinson, Jr.
I'd War6-B. w. KINNEY,
A. G. BYRoS,
VIZ BAKER
I'd WARDS ]. STARKET,
W. W. PHILLIP
JAMES MILLER.
4th Ward-WM MALLoEY,
A. J. HEAD.
5th Ward-J0EL PHILLIPS,
JOSH WEATHERFORD.
9Th Ward-JoHE FRITZ,
SAN PLUMNER
7th Ward-JOBS CAvESDER
9Th Ward-BIRD BRUCE.
9Th Ward-WE. Jackson,
JOSEPH CAPPs.
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GEN ERAL HosPITALs.

GEN ERAL HOSPITALS
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Penitenhary. Surgeon BUTzts Coax, y.
Vols, In charge.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL,
Near PenitsndsTy. Surgeon W. Threlksld, y.
VOis-, in charge.
oFFICERs' HOSPITAL
College Blu. Surgeon J. Z. Herbsss Y. s. NOls.r
n casrge.
no. l GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon J. L. Stanford, .. 8
Vols., in charge.
NO. 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL
College Hul- Surgeon J. T. Herbst. .. s. VOls-
In charge.
NO 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
s. E. Cor. Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon j. R ludlow, .. .. Yols., IA
charge.
10. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hall, Church-strest. Surgeon r. h
Taylor, u. g. Yols., in charge.
40. ii SMALLPOX H0SFITAL,
On the Charlotte Road. A. Asst SurgeOz q. ".
Prince IN charge
.-s-- so. IA GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Nesr n. and c. Railroad Depot. Surgeon S. T.
Fuller, U. 8. Vols, in charge.
70 Is GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Cornsi "a inner and Line-strcets, Surgeon "
N. Chambers, U. 8. Vols, in charge.
no. 10 eONTRABAND HOSPITAL,
On College. between Church and Broad-strests
A. Asst surgeon Justin RoDsyne in charge.
NO. l9 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On Msrket-street, between Union and Church-
streets. Surgeon ". ID. Thonl, U. S. Vols, IN
charge.
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Very Valuable Real Es-
tate for Sale.

DY AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES
ID Circuit COuTt offer for sale thsi valuable pro.
perry On Church street, opposite the SAINT Cloud
Hotel" between the Methodist Church and the
Simmons Hook. on which she burnt house" now
stands. The house can be easily repsirsa, and
with the vast amount Of material on the premises
can be made veTy valuable for many purposes. The
lot fonts about Sofeet and has depth q 800 feet
Church rect, on which this property stands Is
bound 70 be the ''grsat street Of cur rapidly
grew M city, and this vsush9s property Possesses
advantages over any othsr ioE many purposes.
Under the same authority we oder ssFeral ether
houses aud lots for sails, on reasonable terms
within The city limits, very valuable for many pur-
posSs. For terms apply . '...
10. EWING, or ~
\. Z. ALLoWAT, TTuS$ss.
1ovIs-f tDI
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Our Inducements to Agents aRl

To those agents Sho take the,r commlssl1n in
Books and GiIts he following commission viii BE-
allowed:
TO any persoO forwarding I2 Clnbs Of 10 Books,
Clubs OF q Books. or & Clubs Of 50 Books each
Silver Watch cylinder escRpement-Eorth Sl2.
TO any person forwarding 26 Clubs Of 10 Books, 10
Clubs OF q Books, or Clubs Of 81 Books each, a
Silver Watch, patentiever hunting case, worth SIS.
II preferable, the agent may select any other ar
tcle on our list OF the ysius Of the watch he may
bs entitled to.
Agents will retain the certificates Of Books ami
Gifts until the requiI ed numbers Of Clubs COM
pletsd, when they Will be forwarded 20 7ouch-
ers. . 1881. r..
Unless these regulations are strictly compiled
with, no allowance viii be inside on extra commits
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Rich, Rare and RacYI

A VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF THE
"A hsndsoTncst woman IN the world q peculiar
Tieh colore5 photograph in OIL taken rom life;
beautiful 70 becold- THIS is-.reaily a magnificent
picture; perfect gem She is bevitching beau.
~. PTiee my cents. Sent free BY mail In sealed
circular enTalop. Addrspr DAVIS a BRO
an1l-ln" Boz 12s2 Post omcs, Cincinnati, o
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

Prom eight % twenty ysalrs stznding vftb names
EnO8u - science and ame.
rcf nediesl properties q Buchu, see DiEDensa-
tory Of me United 5tatea
see Professor Dssses' VAluabls works o. ths
Practice 81 PnysiC
See remarks male by the late eslsbr.tsd Ds.
Physlcks Philadelphia.
see remarks made ~ Dr. Ephram McDosaL, q
ce-eDiiled physician, and member o. The Royal
college ~ surgeons, Ireland, and published In DE
iIa1sa. lons Of the kIng AID Qneen's Journal.
be l1edieo-ChlTursicsl hsTieEs published ~
Benlannin IraYers, FelioWeOf he R5ya College q
Surgeons.
See most Of the late standard works on medicine
Extract Buchu, ..-... SI0O per bottle or az for a m
" harsaparilla, 100 - sao
lmprd Rose Wsah, 50 go
Or half dozen o. each fos sl2, When Wil -
sufficient ~ cure tfs most Otst nate easss n drs,
tons are adhered To-
psiEsred y aay address. securely packed non
Ch-CrTatiou.
- DescHha symptoms 10 al communications.
Oarss guaranteed. AaEios Erssis
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On Wednesday, the First day Of
February. 1865,

The presses, type, machinery, material gnd imple-
nents @! the Nashville Pstnot newspaper nov in
The possession and used b. VIM CsmeTon 4 Co.
prOpuetors q the Nashville Union newspaper
opening the biddings theresa az seven Thousand
dollars. And Will also, under said authority, sell
% Tie highest ladder Tor cash. the unexpsrei lease
Of 4. 5 Camp d, OF the house snd lot leased q
DT. Hoyte. 70 Nashville, benE the same house amp
lot Usei 80 & prn'icg establishment BY said Cam
srOn s Co, which Jesse eIOIres on the let day al
jay. ls65. l.. p. GIASCOCK
". s. Marshal for the Nude Diet OF Tenn
jsnS2L
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BLoODI BLooDi BLOOD
Fluid Extract SarsaParllIa
SXPHILIs.

This i "a affection Of The blood, and attacks the
5eXasi Organs, Ilnings q The Nose, Ears, Throat
HlnQplpef and otoer mucus surfaces, making ia
appearance IN the fOrn q Ulcers. Helmboldis Ex-
tlect ssrsag arllia purnss he Blood and rsunoyes
al sCeJ srupdOns u lie slLIn, giving 10 thss cam
pla1on clear sEld healthy color. IL being prspaY.
ed expressly for tins class Of eOmplaints IA bllod.
purifying properties are preserved 10 q Greater AZ.
tent thsn snJ other preparation Of sarsapGrilla,
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Ii Q deal Department.

BURGEOE ". CLEEDEEIS, Q, s. VOLR,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cum
beTland. Office "a ChsrTy-gtreet.
SURGEON r. F! ETCHER, .. s. VOLS,
Medical PurveyOr, U. g. A. Once North side Of
Pubic Square, between Market and Front.
Asst SURGEON D. BACHE, Q. g A,
Medical Inspector. Once ~ Cherry -street.
SURGEON 1. A. JAMES, 4TH o. '. O.,
Health Officer and Post Surgeon. ONCE -
CheTTy-stTeet.
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Lost

ON DECEMBER 30, ls'4, CERTIFICATE OF
" DEPuSlP for 500, No. 3aa, on the First Ma
GOnal bSnk Of Nashville, payable % the order %
John +. CroWl. Is l. Of no value 70 Tia fader, A.
payment hss been stopped.
dec2s-lm.s JOHN r.. CRoWL.
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If you wish 70 cross the river, avoid the
care and detention, cross On tbs new Steam
Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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CECRET DISEASES SECRET DISEASES u .
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Only ten pills 90 be taken 70 etfesl cure
They are purely vegetable, b0ying no smell OF
any unpleasant taste, and will not inJure the sOm-
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Cures in from two 70 four days, and recent cases
n T0sEty four H0ars.
No exposure, no trouble, 10 change whatever.
Male pa kages, q; female, Scent by mail.
!SAAIARITASS Root AND herb JUICE.
A positive and permanent cure for SyPhlls, Scrc-
fGla L GERS. Sores. SDots, letters &c
There is not another remedy KNOWN 10 equal u
for the cure Of syphilis. It resches and ersdcsses
il Frice So, o. SIX cities for $40
The efficacy OF these remedies Ia alike arknoWl-
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WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY or THE SA-
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