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Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-13
What Does 'sHone" Mean.

OF all contracts there is none
which should be more faithf-llv re-
sar'!ed As III letter and in spirit more
hinding upon the contracting parties,
tha" the terms agreed 10 by the Con,
n.nding Officers Of two opposing
forces. when one surr-ndrrs himself
and his forces 10 th4. other. All
| contracts are usual y drawn III terms
%: which the scope and b-ar;nS ARE
EASILY c"mprrh~ndrd. 1t was set
|iru by Lee and Grant at ,!4,. time of
:hr surrender "f the Amy of North
rrn Virginia. that the officers and
men "t said army should be allowed
to &" I" ,h. ir Homes" there to re-
main urdisturb~d by I'll" officers of
the Government, while they adhered
to the t-lms Of the contract, and
obeyrd local laws faithfully. Neither
G!au, nor Lee could have entertained
!h- id "a that the word Eom -
could be understood to mean. any
thing more than the place. tn" d,mi- :
ell Of ,h. soldier before being alb
sent, 'i1. Residence, Of his family, the
solo. .cr himself called home. I'h.
Ai:orn' v-Grnrral Of the l.. States
gives L!~ opinion that "R-h"l officers
an men who lav. surrendered TO
Grant have no homes within the
United States, ana have no right to
come to places which were their
homes prior TO tl-ir going into re-
hrlii"n." This. it Seems to us, ia "A
nns, unfortunate. decision of tn. law
adviser Of the Government The
>tipriaticns nt capitulation signed
hv Grant and Lee are not written in
language Of doubtful sig"iticanc.. on
this p"rticular point. III" intent of
the s;'p'.,a,lng parties would be th+.
proper mode of Interpreting ,hos.
~tipu!a,ion>. if doubt existed That
intent on this point is clear. If it
We're not, :. could be easily asc-r-
tanned by personal inquiry. We fear
that III. Attorney -G-aer:'!'s opinion
viii b. considered as ."nding to i'm
pair the obligation uf the contract,
and as showing a want Of good faith.
The United States cannot afford to
make room for such dishonorable de-
ductious.-N. O. Times.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-13
frim :hr sun Antonio Herald
A Gard from Gen. llindnl.n

ho New York Herald pretended
~ quoting Richmond papers, states
,ha; l have abandoned my country
dra "a Mexico. and entered tn. SCR
vice Of the Emperor of M-xicn. From,
shas or 'mo other source. the report
has obtained considerable circulation
and sonc credence in the South.
Sou,hcrn-5orn. always a secession.
;s,, sulsier siuce the war beg ~,
constantly in the field except wA-n
disabled by sickness or wounds. and
never yet reduced to the thought OF
sutjugAtiop. It hunilat-s nv .h,,
such r rumor must oven b" denied
Yet it IL urged, in numerous letters
!rom friends on both sides Of ,h,
Mississippi river. thn: its injurious
Eject can only be cured in that way
The st tate1n-nt is therefore pronouncrd
wholly Untrue.
If our independence was secured
or II an offensive and defensive al
liance existed between the Confed-r
ncv and Mexico, and the latter wal
invaded, by Yankee forces. it wcu'c
crafty mr.. under the sanction Of pro
per authority. to lead our veteran
,roops against the common enemy OF
Mexican soil. But; in the absence O
either. Of these contingencies, m,
services will be given and my lit
offered, as heartily as in 1861, i'll dc
fence Of our own Tag and territory.
request the publication OF thi!
e,-1 hv fha Hopfndsrats pr,.ss
y. G. HINDMAN. Naj. Gen.
San Astonio.~Fsxss. April 9th
le3.!
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-13
Death Of E1glisla Kings au6

Vutt0m tO0 (ONQueSOS OIeN IRON
enormous fat. from drink. aud tron
@he violence "f his passions.
Wiiliam Rufus died the death o
tn" poor stsgs that hr hunt d.
Henry l. died of giut,ony.
3lenry IL. died o: a broken hear,
!cceaaio,,~d BY the bad conduct OF
his children.
Richard Ceur do Lion died lik.
, :l.r animal from ~h;cl, hia heart wa,
:amcd, Ly an arrow from nr, archer
John died. nobody knows how. but
j. is said y: chargrin. ~&s;cl, ". sup
po.e il another term for dose OF
h<l!,bore.
lIcurv III. is a.;d to have died II
natural death.
Edward I. is !ikew;sr said to have
died Of . +" natural slcknr,s." sick
nrss which il would puzzle all ,h.
coll. &c Of pli vsicians 70 denomina,.,.
Edward IL. was NEST b,rbarnn.ly
ane. ;nd.c-n,ly murdered by ruffians
employed by hi~ own mother ",,i her
paranour.
Edward III. died Of dc:"gc. and
Richard IL. .f .tnrva'ion, the very
reverse Of G:org~ ".
Hrnry ~. is said 20 hav. died ""f
ti's caused b. un"asinrss." aud un.
'rasnc*s in palaces in ,h.." times
~ns Il very co!:.lnnn complaint.
Henry :. is said t" ha"'. died "nf
painful afaic: :or p.~,"a'ur' -"
'In:s !" q court!y pi.:.., ~: getting
:.ti u i king.
HAIRY VI died in prison b.: means
know, then onl ly to his ja',"r, and
known now only 70 Heaven
Edward V. was s.rsnEl..d in ,h,
tower by his uncle. Richard III
Richard III. was killed in b+.;!".
Henry VII. wasted away a.
H:'-:: ough: to 10. *nd Henry WHY.
cir,: -, casbuncl"s. t,t aud fury, ~hi..
Edward VI '!irc: o' Z nrclin-
lur~n M.ry ;s SAID - haze died
tf 90 broken hcar,.' ~lr-as ei.,.
eiivt: .! tu:fei,. :'.o,n eating too
.nach of black pudiinss.
'lld Qarrn Hr.s IL said 20 haze
died =! mvlancl.rly. from having sac
,:t;-c Essex to his rn"mieS-h.r phi
VAR character hot being above SUI
I:c:"u.
J"mc* I. died Of drinking, and .:
tn" 'Hscts Of naa,~l-ss VICE.
Charles ]. died righteous dra:l,
T., the scnAn!I. and Cl.r!~r III. t:i.,!
sUtid-!tly. !: is rs:u ot a|urlr1v.
:Sil'inr, III. III. (; FROM cn,,surnp-
:;'.' h. Wits ot ~" j. an. i:om the
r.. :'h!i3e "i Ri. :.nr.r.
teurrn Anne dirL .rn.u i.- attach.
me"s TO "s,rons water" "S il, other
words f.on7 drunken,, So. which ,l"
physicians politely called drolsv.
Gro-sr !. died Of drunkenness,
which his physicians as politely call
ed an apopl"ctic fit.
Geo-s" II. died Of rupture Of 'h-
!,cnr: which the peri, divals Of ,h"'
day termed = visitation OF God. |,
IS the only instance in which God
eve: touched his heart.
George III. died a. hclal lived
a n.adn'an.- Throughout lif. Ii" was
nt Teas: a con.is,c,t IN monarch.
George ". died Of glu,tnny and
drunk. ness.
William ". died amidst the SYM
Fa,hies Of his subjects.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-13

A young lady of Greenwood, Mo-.
died short time since, on the dnv
she was to be married, and in ten
afterward her intended husband died
Of the same disesse-diptheriA
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-13

The times are 80 hard can
scarcely manage to keep my nose
above water" said husband to hia
wifi, who sSas importunine fer 4 new
dress.
NO she replied with some .srer.
ity, "but y:a manage to keep your
nose above brand v easy enough"
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-13

So you are going to teac:, school7"
said a young lady to her ,nsiden
aunt. "W-ll. for my part. 81 oner
than do that, would marry a wild
awcr with nine chiidr.n:" II should
prefer the latter life myself" was the
quiet reply; ''aut-where is the Wild:
Ower7"
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-13

Il shall b. at home next Sunday"
the young lady remarked. as she fol-
lowed to the door b5nu. who SEEM
cd 20 he-wavcring in his attachment.
$50 snail l." was :he reply.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-13

Mobile, Apri' xs,-rhe news ierc
{rrliab!ej is. that Gen. Canbv ANA
tic Admiral. went upon the railroad
this morning to meet Dick Taylor
in reference to th" surrender of h;a
command. Some said he fTaylo1)
";as, to TO her. at the Battle. House
70 d-nncr to-day.
nave just seen the wr-ckers 1.
wo'k on the St. Mary, and they saw
that 'he pumps. as now arranged.
cannot rajs: her. The "ca,n.ls"
which were used under the ram Ten.
ness"r are ready for. use under the
St. Mary. The party who had most
to say in putting the obstruc.ione
which sunk the steamer Laura has
token tho contract of raising hey.
Report is that the job will be accom-
p'ishsd etccdily. The river steam
rrs f!;rt, Fanny, Coquette and. Ni--
yinia, Couf.derdtps, are under repairs
by the Quartermaster's Depa, tmsnt,
and will be in service in a few days.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-13

Lost.
NTuesIay morning. the 9Th isa:., 'on
~ the road from tho Arsenal 70 th!s civ
"r on the strcgss. between Cadio and Nj.
am. A LKDYS COED WATCH, TSe
finder viii be hberatiy rewarded b. lssv-
log &he watch At the Ns~s ohHss.
ra~ilAit&Ap~
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-13
40 REFUGEES.

EDE SAl.E--A farm and improvements
IL situated - miles from Shreveport.
miles from M"orinSsp,r:. and MIS- ;rou.
Albany. This property w!! be 3osl cz
moderate terms or the use Of the satae ~>r
be had at q low rent 10 any one who ~i.l
keep it in GOOD order. Enquire at this of-
fee. FApr;l II; wHsw ::
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-13

large standing army. otficercd ut til.
discretion ofth. Federal Government
c"nld b" relied upon to sustain any
system that n-c-Ssitat.d the existence
Of such standing army. The pub.
lie press. subsidized os controlled by
arbitrary power, would become an in
~'rnnent of, rather than a protection
aS inst tyranny. and tho masses
would hav. to rely upon revolution
f'r their redemption.
Such are the perils that threaten
tn" Rrp"bI'cas it energies, shattered
and Impoverished. from the furnanc.
Of civil war. But the danger may b.
"vcr,-d by removing at once, be-
tween the North and South. the rela-
ti"ns of c"nqueror and Conquered
Let perfect political equality bet ween
the f;tctions b- established, let thu.
~o'' r-ignty ofthr States BE- acknowl-,
edged, let the necessity for stand
ing army br Cancelled. aud "a policy of
Cancellation inauyurat-d. and the Re-
public may resume its natural career
"f freedom, prosperity and progress.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-13
5000 REW4K6

STOLEN ON the night OF tho s.h i.:.:., 6
- BAY rOST, 8 years old; walks ~er-
VIDE. is about y feet high. / lind Whit
foot. He IS ne~ly shod. swe!,ed hce,~ ia
front. and corks behind. Name vrrv hray-
and trimmed, aud on his righ. thigh hss .
Mexican brand. The above reward will 10
paid for his delivery tc ths Edi,o. .: sais
paper.
April :, w.fsw.f.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-13
For state Treasvlcer.

We are 1uthor Eed to announce Colonel
ROSS Z. BURKE of tho Parish Of Satchi.
,ocheS. as a candidate for State Trea,ursr;
Tor the ensuing election.
ap4-w&>w-tde
We are authorized to announce Major
5. y. OLIVER SO candidate for State
Treasurer.
Louis. "a papers cnpy lApr:l 6 .e
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-13

1 he attention Of both the South
and tn. North ~ no=y rir.'ct-d 10 An
.lv Johns II AMI his probable policy
We have given in another place. his
political nnt-c-d..n,s; doubtless his
views have Undergone change since.
The beginning Of III" w"r. W.. her.
give speech made by him since his
'na"gnrA'i"n, in reply to n con,mitrr.
sllar waited on him with roncrotn-
latory address, We take il from th..
NJ" York News. uf fh. 22.l ult
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-13

For Sale.
A. NEGRO BOY Hc,~ccn - and ii
n years "t age. Apply ct this Office.
r,,.,ri yy.SS,y
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-13

G'nelt - .&aa a.afIe usad
of these States IL IN isa -uaiors is.|
yocably and only The .as1hqaake
Revolution can shiver it.,,..
SIN xe say il Al. caxaeG3asss sd
s .od faith .SVhab~1s1 ! wiels ss1
tion Of this -Republie-xhetisrr 4 hs
a third. or only T. feurfh Stsall trul|
desire and demand separation frol1
the resi.ine> we.. Ai.ep p-aes.ssrnest,]
favor such 4 sepsTatiou: y tb. 6]
teen Slave States, Of even. the eiklh|
Cotton States alo: .. ,sLall. suistl d
dscisi;ely say 70 the rest, ..H.s pre
TER 70 bs lfsncefortb. separata from
you." We shalt i1s,st tl,x. they IS
PERMITTED to 60 in pcace.. war 10
hideeus necessity yas bast-and a civil
c"ntict-a war of, cstraneed and en-
Uttered fellow countrymen-is TIL
most hid+oas Of all wars. Whsnev.
the people Of the Cotton States SD.
have definitely and decis;xslr, ,nadl
up their minls- t. scpar.ts from ~
rest Of Us. We shall III 80 tl1st the p:ol
Per stops be taken to give fail pff.c1
to their decision.
Le--:as then, have no rcc;procxj
taunts reproacbes. nor .neuacsa
no bitterness no passion. IF thd
south really prefers 10 ..go ii a'oue.
we urge that tho North should ao.!
and W believe that abe will not. un1
dertakr 70 pass judgment upon thd
va'ldity or suthciency of the reasona
alleged for such alienation. II th.]
Cnion b really Oppressive or unjus.
to the South-nay. # the South
r ally believes it So. W. insist that 81
cecent self respect should impcl theI
Sortl, to say. "Ws think you utteriv 81
mistaken; but you have q right to|
TO Judge for yourselves; so soi; yorl
Will" Nothing so m,ch tends :o|
confirm the South in her mistaken
notion that the North is enriched al
her cost BY the onion, Rs I. . sordid.
,rn,"rcenary grounds Oh which .he|
Cn'cn 1e 100 commonly glorited, az
The Aortl. as the scu.c~ and seal of
cur ' 'ateiSal prosperity and prcgrees. !.
ms is rs false as it is ,neau.., Our
c'''t'c'a4 dee!nt;s with ,he Ccttcn|
r. ;'on3 ar" no moro advantageous to
one h'd,. than the o:hcr. and ihey a.e|
no;;.: all dependant on the Unico
!: ia" South wer,. to set up for herself
She would still haze. cotton, rice !.
t"bacro and sugar 70 sell. and wou:d
,*ast toexchangc them fo, corn, l,ace 81
hard ware groceries and dry goods.
Shr would trade with US ;ue. "a 81 q
does now. provided sh. could ,lo BET.
F"r here than elsewhere aud as she
coulc not then expect us 70 catch he.
slaves. nor to pr. a I'd 70
'o"!'zc her "don'">tic institution.
She would probably ha-o f.wc.
grievances 70 i:cita.e her, fewer
Fanc,rd wrongs 20 redress. than now.
IN. I. T!ibnnc. Nor. 1C. lscO.
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taamp FergusOn's TrIaI.

MosEs HUDDLEsT0s swOEE-Have knswn
Champ Ferguson forten OF twelve years, and
was taken prisoner BY him on new years
night, 1888, shout II O'Clock. It was at my
brother Elan Huddleson's house, in Adair
county, Ky. Twas lying on the floor asleep
when Champ came 10 snd woke me up.
he ssid-"1 will fight you now" Ny cous-
in my. brother and went up stairs to fight
them o0aldn'tsay who shot FIRST. We had
fought them about an boar when my broth
ef was hot. By that time the house was
on fire. Ferguson ordered us to bring my
brother down stairs. We did 90 aud he
shot him again. he was not desd when he
was shot The second time. After killing him
they p~lundered the house Of all they wanted
They even pulled my dead brothers
boots of.
Ferguson went up to the bed where my
br ther in-laW lay (Mr. BraEion) and raid,
damn him, Iwon'f poster him, be viii die
soon any how" Ny broiher-in-law was
very low and we expected him 70 die that
night. I was 8 member Of the 18th Ken
tueky cavalry. I and my cousin with some
Of the men who were in the house, carried
my brother in. lie was dead then. Tbs
party now started for Creelsboro, and
took me and my cousin a'ong with them as
prisoners. They went on as far as Mr..
Wbelt's store, about three-quartersO Of & mile
snd stopped. Here they stole some goods
and horses, after which they started to Capt.
Dowdy's. Ferguson wss in commsnd and
with his party fred as he neared
the house. He then mnde me and my
cousin 20 and see whom he had killed.
Saw two men dead. Fergurson was wiping
bis knife across the heart Of Peter Zachsry,
aud said If Il had not been for his katie the
rascal would have killed him. Allen zackery
was lying dead also on the ground. The
knife that Ferguson was wipiDg on the
heart Of Peter ZaekeTy was about twelve
inches long. When be rose up rom wiping
his knife be dropped something l took to be
an cd pockesbook. They went from there
10 Greensboro and took us with them. A
guard was iefs with Us, and Ferguson and a
portion Of his men went into the town. At
ter a while they brought US into town. I
saw them take a horse from q little boy who
begged hard for his relea e, but 10 no avail.
They stsrted from there 70 Burksville, Ky.
When we resehed Mr.. Bob Eliiot?s, Fergu
son ordered a halt for breakfast. HetoldEn:-
ott thnthe bad lied three did Line mites,
and that ne intended 10 ldll them wherever
he saw them. At Burfsvil' We fell in with
Morgan's command, and I was paroled.
Wheat aud PERKINS did not belong to either
army, but they were Union men. Perkins
leh Albany, Ky, because he was afraid
Of Ferguson.
The cross examination brought out uoth-
ing ofimportance.
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CITY Council Proceedings.

AEdLLAA AEHNANAs
The President in the chair. Tho follow
ing members we're present Messrs. Hinton.
Myers, southgate, Anderson, Malloy, Say
ers, Rust Haley, and Dix.
Mr.. Anderson offered the reports o.
the Revenue and Water Tax Collectors.
Tas rorofts were received.
Mr.. sRyers reported against the PROPOSE
tioasbf Mr.. French in regard to his buih-
ing on Church and Front streets.
Tie Street comnittee reported in favor Of
grading Centre street.
The petition Of James Rays, q cripple, 10
dpple without license was granted.
The resolution Of the Board Of Aldermen
IN regard to Dr.. Ewes property was con
CURED IN.
The Street Committee reported in favor
Of q plank side walk from Demumbrsne 10
Alfred streets, which was ~concurred in.
An ordinance to appropriate 5000 for re-
pairs 10 ths Public Schools was passed n
three readings.
Adjourned.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-28

BuL1ARDs.-The old-estsblished and we'll
known Senate Billiard Rooms, opposite the
Commercial Hotel, has been thoroughly
reftted and rsfuTnished with eleven splen-
did ew Billiard Tables. all on the fret
floor, and is the largest estsbli.hment in the
city. The proprietor Of the SeDa e Billisrd
Room will give 10 any resident Amateur
making the largest run at Billiards in his
rooms between the 2Ist Of july and the 31sl
Of August inclusive, a splendid gold mount
ed Gus worth $50--subject TO the following
rules, 10 wit:
LIST. No gentlemen will be allowed to eo
beyond the limits Of one game 10 finish his
rum.
I'd. To make a run Of more than one hun
dred, The game viii ave 10 be made at the
commencementsfor more than n hundred
points.
Sd, The gentlemen getting the cue is 81
liberty 50 do withit what he pleases, it be-
coming his WI private property.
j. E. LOIsELu, Proprietor.
;,f-ge l.
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SfAIE on IENNEssEE.
Ala. Fprron: Dur ng the past week the following
promotions and appointments have BEEN made By
the Governor
D.rss X Rowe. washington county. Ceptin, CON
panv {. 10th cavalry wee Toairsy, resigned
CeorTe VI Garrett, orefton coupy, Isl ileu'enHW
rompsry c, ION csvalry, vice OK, 7 signed
Harld ii Rsspsr. Btudley county, "a Leulehshl
company Z lea csyairT, wee Rove protnete9.
Geongs W Woy, captain hshery Olst Waieifi' Wv
VIM 3 paiaon. Nash ngson county, MAJOR sh eaYsi-
n. nukius. rfsigped.
Daniel ID. MarkNecd, Washington cednth otp.N9
company Il, Sih cavalry vice lereton pronloleo
uenrV H6ss WasknEoa couniy, lt Aeutenent
company d, sh cavalry, vce Mar<"ooe PROMO
s,~ 9 n smita. lef.ruon county. Captain com
psrv g. stb cs1azy, VI e RUsn re % ea
Nm. n. Sheppard. AaRkns county, if Lleuiep-
ant eouuarvC Sh cavalry vice smith piotnotsh.
VIM. + fcstsmeut HancoeS toun y CArSia''A
psny e. sth csvaly wee Jarvis resigaed
/ Lfvf IN Isl a. hancock Counfy ItA u~tenaneceW
ANY 4. sd cavalry, vice Tesanenl promotes.
Samuel r. r. EINin WAXING on. 9 units tsi
cor pnuy n, Sihcsa Tsvice MeLa- gn'es atn
/ Hen4x nj snrale. Washington SOuriy, lst Leu
tcuaat compauy -, Sh cavalry, We nno'h p's
Henry sa'ta. Washington eornty, e LNusnaat
contrary N, h csssl y, wee Tucker res'Eae1.
| Homer aNao-e GmiuC r coun y, captain comps
ny 3 SIN cavslry, wee sharp usEnea
Jos. N McNl u, Knox county ~ Aeaten~9'
EIMI.NNLH = rAA LNNANN
/ Jamts X "a n, Na-hmQion county Isl laeuh nan
company I Sth caFelrY, wee htn1uck pfoanoteu
Eiah Cary, Msshinr5oh county, q Lieutenant
company i. sh GAYS r, wee kr VA restgneu
Sac "A. Grahsm, Knox county, Ii Aaeuiensnl
c0mpsnv A. sth cavalry, wee Allerr saen~d.
Roberi h Ovsrson, ClNhomc coun y p Lsenten
ant company q, Sh cavalry, Ece Moreiana re
rrnoi.
. James L. Iacy Overton county "A Lcutenan'
comrahy g, sh cavairy, vi g Iackson resisned
fuknty sAtoe, serercltnlh lstL~teotsnanseom
pany > EN- e~svalry.
Mm. tnncseo, Cshome c1Uniy, Isl Lteuies
aatccmpary H. 9sh cavalry.
VIM A. Morton, Onioa coun =, "a Lieutenant cen
parN b, ah c~ssalrr.
HenrS p farm, 2 Anderson county, it Lfeuten
nut comnaeT /, Ahcavlv
james NliA hAiamscn county, Captain com
psnv y, t2h csvll1, Vce Donshue musieie
qua
5 Very respectfully, your oeeaicut servant
Jams p Bn5wStov,
"a A0utans Genera
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The 7th Tennessee cavalry, Colonel Isaac
r. Hawkins, arrived here yesterday from
West Tennessee, 20 be mustered out Of GER
vice. This regiment has led a most event
full career, and won more than the
usual share of honors. Col. Hawkins is not
only one Of Tennsssee's best officers, but one
Of her ablest civilians. He will lay aside
the eagles to don the robe Of the statesman.
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e s,rnnrer. ana Clrlnsna.

Va do not profess % be the only Physi-
clan in the city, q who may be found 81 bit
omcs a. ali hours, day or night nor do
~ IN Offering our services 70 the invalid,
desire 70 recommend ourself II preference
b other equally aell established and sz-
perisnced physiciansj nor do We pre-
end 10 DO infallibles or the only man ca
cable Of curing b yarious diseases men
Toned IN our general advertisement We
d. not claim the possession Of any wonder
~ sceref rcuedses, Ct extraordinary egrss-
a. freasncaf o. Pattatiges as ali sensible
men must know, hat success in he preo-
tee Of medicine docs not depend 90 much
uDon the discovery Of zes reasdiss, OF neg
mods Of freatment, IS upon he skillfai use
Of those agencies necessary 70 e perfect cure
and this can Be acquired only ~ expo-
Renee and patient application. We res
psetfully refer The public 70 our general ~
vertiaement, in another part Of the paper
Oncs hours from 9 IN the morning TIA 9
ai night L l. CoLssAI, Nj.
e North Cherry sL.. Nashville. Tsns.
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"HoURs Al HoHEv is the title of q popu-
Ter monthly, devoted 10 Religious and Useful
Literature, published in New York by
Charles scribner & Co, and edited By J. N.
Sherwood. The Angus. number has been
recsived. its contents are Of the most in
teresting character. The paper is excellent
and the typography beautiful.
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Persons u~nscquaiBted in the city seeing
% many advertisements for thu tretanent
Of Special Diseases, are often 81 q loss % de
srmine 70 whom 70 entrust tie trestmeat
Of such cases. To such persons We tske
pleasure ia stating that the Oldest estab-
ishment Of this kind is - No. q Deaderick
street. and this should be . sufhcient guar
autes that this is a reliable institution. d.
A. RIoHARD JOSEs may be found IN his Of
fce during the hours stated IN ms general
advertisement. AL zssdsesaes FURNISHED ~
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