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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE AND JEFF,
DAVIS.

The Chief Justice refuses to try JKSr. DAVIS.
whyi Because be knows very we'll. that on
such trial. the counsel Of DAVIS would quote the
repeatedly written and oral declarations Of the
Chief sstice that there certaiH provisions OF
the Constitution Of the United States that neither
be nor his Republican friends could obey. He
knows they would quote bis speech in the Peace
Convention in which he frankly said to the
Southern members: "Gentlemen, do not wish
TO deceive you. We Of the North do not hold
that provision Of the Constitution of the United
States requiring Ne TO return Jour fugi,ives from
service binding condolences. and We will
not obey; nor will We permit you TO 90 into the
common territories with your slaves. notwith-
standing the decision Of the Supreme Court. T"
Nov. when these extracts should be quoted on
she trial Of DAVIS, the Chief Justice would be
embarrassed in explaining Why it Was treason
for DAVIS 70 disregard the Constitution, but not
treason for CHASE and his Republican friends.
We don't wonder he declines 10 try DAVIS.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
Totals. IS 100

We are obliged to the Journal for the fore
going useful table, showing the effect on the
South of the amendment. first proposed. il is
said, BY the editor Of the Journal, to base repre-
sentation on votes instead of people Nothing
could more clearly demonstrate that the amend
ment should be entitled. amendment to de-
prive the Southern States Of large portion OF
their Representatives. and reduce them to help
lesness. This is Northern fairness to the South
ern members of our Union. 1t appears, also.
that the Journal holds the doctrine that, in our
Government, the people are not represented. but
cipe with the Republicans. to disregard and mu
tilate our Federal Constitution, so far as, by 80
doing, they can harrass and Cypress the South.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
l WAR WITH ENGLAND TO BE
AVOIDED, AND HOW.

The United States has been making claim
upon Great Britain for damages done to our
commerce by tie Confederate war steamers
during the civil war, on the ground that Great
Britain provided those steamers for the Con-
fsderstes contrary 70 the laws of Nations But
IL is proposed now to abandon the claim. rscog-
nize the acts of Great Britain a. according to the
Law OF Nations. and apply the same law to her.
BY recognizing the Irish in a state of rebellion,
a. de faetO Nation, and furnish the Irish with
war steamers, or privateers under the Irish Gag.
and thus prey upon British commerce. We shall
see II it will DO DONE
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

tB Secretary Seward, in a letter to Gov. Perry,
instructs him to fulfill the duties of Provisional
Governor of North Carolina until he is relieved
by the Presidents order The President is dis
Legislature. and until compliance is made with
his determination, that South Carolina, as well
as all other States lately in rebellion. declare all
debts contracted during such period void, they
shall not be entitled to the rights of States in the
Union
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

1t is said that recently the Confederate
General Joseph L. Johnston was in Baltimore,
the General before the war, renewed his sc-
quai;ance on the street with th< remark, "Gene
raj, regret that We were obi ged to surrender
to overwhelming numbers. but rejoice thar We
are not thipped" you .lad no active parsci-
patton in the fighting, | believer" inquired the
General. "No, SIR" Under these circumstances, %
rejoined the veteran, You are not whipped; but
am"
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
The Clerical Force i'm Washington To
be duced.

A Washington dispatchs SAYS There is good
deal OF futtering just now among the pigeons in
that generally quiet government dovecot, the
Treasury Department The Secretary has d.
rected that, on and after November 1 the daily
Office hours shall be from A. NJ. TO 5 p NJ in
stead Of ending at o'clock as now OF course
this is considered arbitrary" Allowing an hour
for lunch, and At least another hour conveyed"
by many clerks for private correspondence and
the perusal of those cheerful morning sheets
called news" papers in Washington, these poor
fellows will be obliged 10 work for paltry sala-
ries ranging from one hundred and City dollars
monthly. full five or six hours every day.
No Immediate resignation on account Of this
hard edict Is expected. The wise ones, however,
in the Department. scent something 10 this added
hour that smells like woolen." Counting the
present clerical force, male and female, with
messengers, at two thousand. the Department
gains Immediately and daily two thouss nj hours,
aud reckoning five hours labor for eacn clerk, il
can dispense with the services OF full four hun
dred clerks.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
The BASIS OF Represeutatiou.

The following table demonstrates the necessi-
ty OF constitutional amendment, basing repre-
sentation in Congress upon voters rather than
population. The first column shows the num-
Der Of Representatives the several States would
be entitled TO on a white basis, which corresponds
to the basis OF actual voters; the second column
give the number the States will have on the ba-
sis OF population, now that the negroes are
counted; the third column the present number,
or the three-6ft negro basis:
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.


A Cler gyman, while residing In South America, .
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases Of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train Of dis
orders brought by bAneful and vicious habits Great
numbers have been ALREADY cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire TO benefit the afflicted and unfeItu
will send The recipe fo- preparing and using this
medicine in sealed envelope to any who needs H.,
<ree Of CAar9e.
Please nelose post paid envelope addressed yosr-
self. Address, JOSEPH I. IMAM,
seps-dly STATEN .. Bible House, New York City.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

Iowa LEGIsLATURE.-The new Legislature Of
the State of Iowa is politically divided as fol-
lows: Ssnate-Republican 49, Opposition. s..
House-Republican -; Opposition, ID. Re-
publican majority on joint ballot. ln6.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

rEAt Saratoga Springs recently. young
man aged twenty five led to the altar blushing
da..el Of some sixty ave summers. The mer-
~ god plays sometimes curious ansics-,hough
Ia IL ~h4-pered that cros-us had more to do
with shs mal<h than Cupid. Spius!ers should
take courage
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

The Florida State Convention has declared
the ordinance of secession alnulled
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

In Iowa there are SO 900 dogs. and last year
there were destroyed By the dogs and wolves
$l26, las worth of sheep.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

SOLDIERS REDUCED To SLAVERY.
The Republicans say they have no right to vote
except as they dictate.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11

A two tbouss nd dollar horse recently ran
against tree at Nashville and dashed iss sxpen-
sve brains out.
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Prom shhrmsn.

Our neon telegraphic dispatches fur
nish US a report of the union Of Schoe
fields and Sherman's forces. If this
be go, the junction must have occurred
at no great distance from Wilmington
The two armies combined will give
Sherman strength OF numbers superior
TO Beauregard, all his armies ooncen-
trated, including achievements from
Richmond. We may expect, at no re-
mote period, 10 hear Of one Of the most
bloody and decisive battles Of the war
on the soil Of North Carolina We
have 40 apprehensions of the result
II is the true policy of the rebels TO
crush Sherman. That would instil new
life into their troops, rekindle the zeal
of the people, and prolong the war,
only to make their defeat more terribly
disastrous in the end. We take it for
granted that Grant and Sherman have
an eye to there things; and that they
are fully prepared for every emergency.
A report from Charlotte, \. C., states
that Cheathsm's corps Of Hoods Army,
on their way TO reinforce Besuregsrd,
had struck the reer Of Sherman's army,
at Aston, s c., and captured number
of prisoners and a part Of his wagon
trains Aston 10 on the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad, about 25 miles
northwest from Columbia We suspect
this win turn out to be very small af-
fair-like q 6y upon the ear of an ele-
phant 8 petty annoyance, nothing
more
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We net with a gentleman yesterday.
a thoroughly loyal citizen, aud after a
brief conversation, mentioned the cleo
ton which takes place Saturday. He
asked US very innocently, and with
some surprise, what ia the election
Tor y He certainly was not posted /;
and there may be Others in the same
category. We would inform all such
that the election is for Governor and
As'76ers Of tie Legislator Now, do not
forget it; but remember 10 90 to the
polls and vote
1t would be advantageous to the
cause if loyal men would make the
election a theme OF conversation. Talk
about it at The fgeside, al the table. in
your places Of business, on the streets;
snd urge every vot to be on the
alert BY 50 doing, full vote may be
secured without difficulty.
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AAENDNExT.-We
have already stated that the lower
branch Of the Legislature Of Louisiana,
on the 18th ult, adopted unanimously
a resolution rstifying the amendment
TO the Federal Constitution abolishing
slavery. On the 18th, the Senate adopt
ed the resolution by vote of Is yeas
70 ! nay. The member voting in the
negative said be did not object to the
measure on its merits, but he thought
Louisiana had received very unjust
treatment at the hands OF Congress"
A very feeble excuse; but no matter,
the one negative did no damage. Lou.
isisns is the eighteenth State that has
ratified the amendment The other
nine will be on in due time.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-01

The Chattanooga Gazette OF Tuesday
says about II o'clock on Friday night
last, portion Of the guerrilla band Of
"itherspoon, surprised and overpow-
cred q wood-chopping party, working
on the Wits Valley Railroad, about
nine miles from tie city. The leader
OF the gang told the soldiers that
they did not intend to harm or
to take them prisoners ell they
wanted were the horses used in the
teams and going 10 the stables they
TOOK t"enty-three Of the best animals
and departed.
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THURsDAK MARcH p, l865,

COMMENCING st 10 O'Clock, AN, consisting
n part Of 20 sacks Coffee, p bbls extra Family
FiouI 10 bhls Sugtr. 20 n Cigars, 50 gross fine
cuteheFing T0hacco, 20 doz canned Peaches, bbls
Pota,oes, Dds uhesiuts, % d0G Pickles, 20 boxes
Raisins, 9 foxes Fif srts, boxes Almonds, boxes
English Wanuts, % boxes candy, 2 30 mems Neu-
ire Plasier Hats, COZ Brown 81 deep. dor Boys
assOr 81 doz Boys ack wool, doz Boys slate.
6 d 2 Boys mixed, 3 dOz mems National, dozen
mems brown, 4 doz brown Kston, doz printed, 6
doz mems black ~ deep, doz mems Light, doz
Pianter dOz extra Burnside, 10 doz Undershirts,
20 doz Nckties. 100 reanls note paper, 50 N eDve-
lopes. = drz fancy soap, 90 doz table cutlery, 2
gross No. Shears, Wrapping Paper, BasAets,
Tabs, Brooms &c. All the above Goods are for
sale ia lots 10 suit the trade.
We VII also sell lot Of Furniture At II O'Clock,
Marble Top Bureau, 1Side-hOsrd, Wardrobes,
Cooking Sl0ve, I foe MelodeOn, Feather Beds,
Mattresses, fine Meg bedsteao, fine Rosewood
Bed-tea., Tables sofas, wash. tsnds, Chairs, &c.
sale % stairs The whole catalogue to be sold out,
If not disposed Of at private sale. marl-Zt
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information Wanted,

OF FDNARD eIIL1GAN, who ieft Lseut ste
veus' o~srters on Front street aholt thr,e
o'cloek on raesday morning, AID has not teea
hsarI rom since. he had fevsrOn Inn ~ the time.
and r. suppc sed 20 have betn out Of his ser6ee.
He had on = PAIR OF soldier psnis end red shirt be
Il sfouf "a wears Of sge about ieet inches hiEhs
hsael hair Any informstOnas 70 hs EhereaboCis
,sIli - thankfully resolved BY his friend
We JOHN HAMILTON,
marble L. stevens' Quarters, Front q.
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rER~ UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
- Of
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATaEHr or DISEASES, rs
0ROHN1NG BIN WITH SUCCESS ~
OTHER STATES, As 1T I8 IN
NASHVILLE fTENgFsg9EE

For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment of
diseases, the reader is referred to STue
LIZ 5 THERAPEUTICS and MATRRIA MEDICA,
two largo volumes, late edition of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find Dr. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction Is guaran-
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the following
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-01

The Chattanooga Gazette says an at
tempt was made last week 70 burn the
bridge over the Tennessee River at
Loudon, By a band of rebel cavalry,
some seventy IN number. A number
Of them, including Eve officers, were
captured The bridge was not dam
aged
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-01
Executors Notice.

HAVlNG QUALIFIED As EXECUTOR UPON
the estate Of H. ChIdress, Sr., deceased,
this Is TO notify al persons who aTe indebted TO said
estate to come forward and make payment
dulgence cannot be given. All persons haFng
claims .ainst said estate wi present them for 80
rnent within the time rresclibed By law, or n, y
viii be barred. THOS. CALDWELL, Executor.
Office a. L. Denloss's Lss Office, Cedar st.
feh2S-Em
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81 Reward

T OsT, on he 2sth I'D between Fatherland o.,
| I EdgefeId, and the Railroad Bridge, an IN
finished pee Of silk embroidery, wrapped in
linen towel with a red border. The above reward
will BE pad or tbs above article, II eft at No. Al
Union street. Nashville.
mar, hI-.te J. II. EUGGBES.
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Wanted

rFy0 RENT FOR THE BALANCE OF THE PRE-
/ sent year, small place within from 70 miles
Of Nashville, situstei on good road. The house
20 be comfortable and 70 contain four or i've rooms,
" til ne 4ssary out houses.F Only a small amount
Of grOun4 is desired Enquire at this office.
felfgg-1t
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TO Che Unmarried,

GRACE VAN EVERY, THE GIF FED Clsir-
u vcyanf ard Fuiursf, can, BY the aid o. the
Horoscope. produce perfect likeness q your fl-
ture partner, giving he daieO the happy event,
leading traits of character, occupation, whether
rich or poor. Post ONCE address and other Talua-
be information, i de- eed.
Send 81 mai. Prepaid. One Dollar, and Red
Stamp, With s foil DESCRIPTION Of your elk, and
wiii return tiie likeness with the above Informal
ten. Address
GRACE VAN EVERY,
fsbt5-dsw3In> = p. o Drawer $50, Detroit Mich.
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Chronic Oasfs

ailh ssIislsction: Rheumstisni, AhacuOas Of ths
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat, sWsllsd Joint.
8th Limbs, Pieurisy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancer Gravel
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, fuaammstoa OF
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings xvi or 8crOnla
Deafness, Diseases d he Eyes, Deoilitatsd sys,
tens, Dyspepsia Indi gestion and CousurnpliOn--
together with all Private Diseases and
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-01
Election Notice.

TIVE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DikEg ~ =.
ser Dc RsshvlIa Gas Light Company VII p
held At the ofes OF The Company, NO, u Ohlis,l.
street, on Thursaay. % day Of March, ls'o' ~
order of the President - 49,
fsa4-td Jas. B. kknDhiOA' - ,
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10 the ladies,
EtorilitY.

Az Affections Of the Womb treated with s1ecsss.
Thoss Married Ladies VINO have been 80 unfortu.
nate 70 misesTy OF prove abortion, eFn Be carried
csit
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7 $500 Reward.

ME WILL GIVE TO ANY ONE PRODUCING
w 'sure, speedy ADD safe cure i0r Gonor-
rhca snd Chanere a. VII send % any address on
The receipt % ten cent postsge stamp, wIih s. fer
the former or $40 for The latter Newer is 70 cure
uisle OF female in from I've 70 ten days To- =
Address DIS. LABER6E 4 DENOIEA.
febls-3E dkze DraHer bf4 Detroit Mich
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Governor Pickens, of South Carolina,
who was won't to boast that he ''was
born; insensible to fear, was in Charles
ton when the stars and stripes were
lowered at Fort Sumter, and the Fort
surrendered TO the rebels. In the ex-
cess of their JOY, the rebels serenaded
him. He made characteristic speech
Of which the following ara extracts:
/ hope on tomorrow, Sabbath though
IL be, that under the protection of
Providence, and under the orders of
General Beauregard, Commander Of
our forces from the Confederate States,
you shall have the proud qualification
of seeing the Palmetto flag raised upon
that fortress, and the Confederate flag
Of these free and independent States
side bv eide with it; and there they
shall float forever, in defiance OF any
power that man can bring against
them. Applause
We have humbled the flag of the
United States, and as long as | have
the honor to preside as your Chief
Magistrate, SO help me God, there Is no
power on this earth shall lower
from that fortress those flags, I'M
less they be lowered and trailed in
sea Of blood. Vociferous applause ]
[ can here say to you it is the first time
in the history of this country that the
Stars and Stripes have been humbled-
1t has triumphed for seventy years,
but to day, on the 18th of April, it has
been BUNDLED, and BUNDLED before
the glorious little State of South Caro-
lima Applause
And / pronounce here, before the cry
ilized world, your Independence Is
baptised in blood, your indepen-
dence is won upon a glorious battle
field, and you are free nov and forever,
in defiance of world in arms.
These were brave, exultant words.
They promised much; but like vol
urnes of similar gasconade, have ended
in making only the authors ridiculous 2
The Gags that were 70 Hoat forever in
defiance Of any power that man could
bring against them, have passed from
the ramparts; the Gag that was hum
bled has been exalted The promised
sea of blood is 8 sea Of brine. The
pride of the GLORIOUS little State
Of South Carolins" has had its fall Let
it remain in the Valley of Humiliation,
until the people repent and become
good citizens
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Tcang Married Ladies whose misfortune L has
teen n0t to bring forth IN due sess0n, remember
God has sad you should muizpiy and replealsh. II
this IL your desire you can consult me either By
letter or u person. No lsdy over tbiry-hFe years
Of Rga need make application. All communications
b. IeitsT OF pereon strictly conadsnusL
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Wilson-Vln On r Watprs and Vim n Gummft.
navidson-.mej " 3 Lewis and $ ! Carter.
Shell VI " Ton1enT and Col II y Rider.
FenfTess, norga0, Sc 4 and Cunberland-Capt
Doughty ant. James n Motion.
Cater an1 5ohnson--El JAN simrrly
Greene, Hsgkius, Hsnloek ard Jelfsrson-D G
Thornhurg.
Knox end Sewer Samuel McCsmmon.
Ande sen and ClrnpbclI James A Dough'y.
Polk NcAinn and Ne Es--W } Copeland
R1ea, B.etsoe, Hamlton AMI SeQua chie--I p
Walker.
GrU1dy, Coffee and Van Bnren-J P Thomas.
Smith, Sumner ara d scOn-Theadore Hermsns.
Davidson, Robertson, Montgomery and Cheat
hsm--Dr Joe HndsOa.
Rutherford and Bediord-Jas Null rs.
Lincoln Marshall Fni & ie4-psvd McGaheY
WlisFn, on. Marry ~ BeWis-SaTl Arneu.
Benou ana Humphr ys-DorEey homes.
Perry and pecatur-l0hn Steg4ld.
Carroll, Gibson. Madison ana Henrg-W iilism "
Woods.
Dyer and Lauderiale-Wm Scales.
Upton, -be'bg aud Ffye-te-P s Richards.
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WINDOW GLAss.-0ne hundred boxes for
sale by Adams, surdam Co., 81 Broad st.
feb2s-et.
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Boarding.

A ny NUMBER or GENTLEMEN CAN FIND
"A good Board in q pleasant part Of the city; also
an ulfJruished loom to let u persons wishing
board For particulars apply at the Union ONCE.
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For Rent.

A NEW STORE, Just finished, oa Union 3; eel
"A between Cherry and summer
AISit-Portsbls Cottages and Stores on hand loT
ssle.-Csn be put up IN tFo days.
Inouir. Of n DERBY,
nasri-a 81 Co1egs street.
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alashrille 1ura 4'frin.

rT1HR REGULAR EXERCISES COMMENCE To-
hight 1t h.li-past seven O'Clock % our Hail n
Court House. All members are expecseo 70 BE-
present Ry orderof the Pr sdent
rgsrl-lts L. EHRENBERG, sec'y.
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NIght EmIssIoas Cured.

Ioung Man, atop before you further 20. OF 40
tseases subject 70 Man, there e 90 disesse 80 hard
% caca es Night Emissions, sud physicians are
-ca-ee thai understand treating e and 70 you can
~ thar have cured dozens in this city A. val AZ
q different States, Who hsYe spent dollar aiieF dol
ar aad are nov vel cured b. mo. sEn daily Re-
.slFing letters and sending medicine 70 al parts o.
be country. In = word, Al that are diseessd tn
nv WAY, ahd win eve noe esll, ! VII eve salts
action ior eli Of the diseases mentioned In this ad.
vertissusnf The best q references gwen ia fhis
city.
III Isstars directed %
DR.. MCGILL,
nre Union street, Nashville, Team.
Jsnl-fy viii meet with prompt attention.
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of Note, Letter, Foolscap and Legal cap Papers, =
Buff, White, Canary, Opaque, Mageata, Mourn- -
ing and Official Envelopes, Diaries for lS65, .
Memorandum Of every style, Pass Books, Al
buns, al sizes, including sold ers Pocket Al .
buns, Pocket Inkstands, $ eel Pens, and
large assortment Of the most Celebrated Gold
Pens, Pencils, Paper Collars, Pocket Cutlery 30
including the celebrated Wostenholm's and W
Wade q Butchers I'm yes. Pocket Books, hs,
Pipes, Combs, Hair Brushes, Emery Paper ~
Sun all, Backing snd BRUSHES, Buffers, Ar
a-lds. Govelps, French CarTnine and Copying
Inks, Mucilsge, Gard PoT rats OF Generals, p
Prize Packages Port Foli0s, Dice Fancy Soaps. -
Blank Books and Blottug Paper, q variety Of ~
Desk 1nkstandss Paper " ights, Pen R.ckss -
Bill riles. Letter dips Rubber Rulers, Eras- ~
ing Knives Rnlisg Pens, and sn endle va 4
riety Of Notions.
school Books! School Books :!
We have a small stock Of Cigars, winch we
viii sci at Ciaeiunati Prices. Also, sroan ~
stock Of CaTy's Cough Cue for sale 1t Whole-
sale Prices.
To the Soldiers.
We have three beautiful Autographs, repre-
senti the different branches Of the service,
printed ia four eolors, titled soldiers Ger =
tiicate" Union Defenders Certificate" and
a. u s. ARMY Diploma, size I2x16 inches.
They are enclosed ina pastetoa~d tabe, and .
can he sent by mail WithOutinIury. Every OH :.
Ger and soldier stodld buy them and send "
them . their friends 'a Ez
Pdae....-............ ..........,...... % each. -
For the three, postage psid....-.....-s.Sl 90
Liberal discount made 20 wholesale dealers.
We will I'll al orders for Certificates or Sta
tioneTy. By mail or express, promptly.
N. RHODES g. Co.,
febz2 II i. 30 Union street. Nashville, Tenn. =