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LIST OF ARTICLES
To be Sold for One Dollar Eacl

Without regard to valze. and NOT 10 be paid for IN
81 you know Nhst you vii reee.He.
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two story residence between Spruce street and
ne Chattsnsnga Depot, with ten 70 ms. Fres fom
taxes.
tso story Bnek rssiaesces bstFeen McLsmore
and Spruce street.
tne huodred ieft q vaeant ground, near Hirh
street. This IL very valastle foi business house..
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A tFo story bsiek resiiouce "a, Fast side Of Mar
YET street. near IT, junction vi ths Murifceshoro
Iurhpise, rooms beside smoke house and Kitten.
en-. Lot - ieei mont ~ Us aeep.
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two story hrck dwelling, few doora north Of
line ssreos. containing : o. rooms
TIVE ierse ana magnificent dwellings. containing
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BLOoDl sLoODl BLOOD
Fluid Extrso. ssrsap.rIIIa
sxPaILIs.

Tbs = en- sdecaon q fae blood. sea stfaats lhs
sexual Orlrlns, tinlnC5 o. ne Nose. Hsrs. ttFoat,
Hindplpe, nd ct1er mllcEa s'lrl1ela, Hl1li1Z ~
appaarln5s N TIE form 81 Uicfrl. HaluboIis "A
tIact aarslrasilia purld1s a. 1tood sd se11ofes
81 sasiy eruptlons " ihs sza, rling > ~ com
plexion clear All Daathy color. Il lGtnI pfepal
purifying pruTefues 40 treaalF1t % 4f1aifr e.
.s1t ihan az ot1er profazaaoz q dazs4tafla.
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% NOT DESPAERI
q TIEKALEsi FEnEaLEsI.

Although yon may b pronouueed incurshis, q
sansriian's Root aud Il erb juices uill remove ever
vestee Of impurities from she system IS wen a. a
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oonorrhca. elect. structures.
sAMARrTAEs GIFT.
ssai y msi' \ Flsn sHv'i0re

BLOOD BLOOD. BLOOD.
sesofuIa, Ulcers, Sores. Spots, Iettera.
Scales, Roils, Syphilis CT Veuerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN RoOPkND HERB JUICES
j. otItrea 10 the rublic IS a positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR FENERIAI BiSEAsfl the eA-
MAINTAINS ROOT AND = tflB JUICES i tse
most potent ce-t sin ana eGecfiid remedy ever pre-
scr.heds Il reaches nni efad.efes eycry rafiice q
the yenereai poispn, 50 thas TIE cure j. thorough
and perInaBeet- Take then- q this FarVinr Rem
edy and BE healed, snd oct trinsInt % roisr pos
tarty tfaf for v h;a you ry repent in az tr year-
DO NOT DESPAIR
Aifhoneh Won may 10 pronouues.f sueurshia. a.
samsrilan's Root AID Herb Jucss wal remove every
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CLAIMS

= q q n u
For HORSES su3 EQUIPAsE LOST in tho SER.
VICE. oficer.r accounts settled with the Ouar.
terrnss.ers, donsnissary. Ordinance aud Treasury
Departmental stoppagss Of Pay removed. Csrd.
hoaiss Of nou-indehtedness obtainsd. PENSIONS
BOUNTY, Bis-H RAF, Sc. promptly collected
M Atkinson having had tan years experience 81
Sd Auditor, becoming thereby familiar WITH tho
Ralea, Regulations and Preceden,s established for
ths auditing ana settling OF claims, l csn SAFELY
say that no firm IN the Southwest has the same n.
elites for the pronps collection OF al var claims
IS presented h his of8ce.
JN0. F. ISOAI,
Late Capt ash Ms : A. A. @. NJ,
And Post 9. NJ Poet Nashville.
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REFERExoFs
The Wonderful neIainotrpe.

a ISS ENMA SECOR has purchases, ht sn enor-
VI nous expense. this wonderful instrument II
rench inseuuon, b Hhich she s enahied 10 take 4
hs-siru5le Elnistere OF the person you VII rnsrry
an y her astrological power can foreteii the dale
81 the happy event. Send her your age, color q
your hsr sid eyes. sni whether q Il ut or dark
complexion EDclose twensy-fFe cents and red
staSnr 70 Drawer $50, DetioF, Mich, and she vii
send ne miniature, b return post.
uIarl2-sRe
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I4oInbOld's Extract BusAu

Isks ao Baissm. Mercury, efuupiesslzf M iiciso
ior ulPieaieai aad dAlg ssogls Q lassaS
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SnnlI, Unann

Asrsli FfAme residence bstween FnnkHu Pike
I aDd HIGH street
A small brick dwelling with rooms, besides
kitchen. Possession can be erFen.
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OFFICES:
No. "a Empire Building,
II Broadway New York
Post once Address, Box 5,s6S, NJ.
EEArQVARTTEs Drp'T % THE CuusvsLsSr. J
Nashu'ie, Tea, March 9, 1866.

EEApQUARTrEs Drp'T % THE CuuaysL.Sp.
Nashu'ie, Tea, March g. 1875.
CENTRAL CRDsEsl
No. II.
~, The town Of kdgehoid IS hereby constituted
Military Post. The units q the Post Nill ~ The
are o. eiFc.e DESERVED with = radius Of ave t5i
miles bom the ricrs 81 the old suspension br dke
As q eenfrc, enclosing Edgefeid and evening
nom river 70 liver rglin.
y. an cavalry hO-ges becoming unserFcorb'e.
Eithn lie Department Of the Cumbsr and, vii -
sent 90 the Quartermaster o. the Cavalry LEI Ot
Edseheid. y whom they vii Re disposed Of
BY command Of
Ma. General THOMAs.
(sinsdD .WA. j. NHIPPLE, A. A. GEL.
oiIicihl.
ts.gnedp sOuTaLrD HorTNaS. A.A.G.
Ofkcisl.
sAnrlI Wells Capt. SA.A.A Gen.
Cavalry Depot.
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VIVA. THE SURGEONS SAY OF T8g 81.
M4kfTAN7S EENEDEFs.
: FosI HoeFifAll flEl MARsHAIL.

'fosl HOSPITAL FORT MARSHALL
Baltimore, Nd. Feb - 1854 I
sl have great Satisfaction IL stating thar I hsva
used ne SamGTssl7 Rlsaassss' for NenereaI Ms.
ease Ia its most customary form that have u~s
them Win Judgment discretion, and properly. ani
have ialInd item % respond b my sntirirsii on
pr0-nptig and efectuaily- Know ng their ciInpo-
siii0n awe the fullest conhderce Ia their efsry.
and a. hsr A. my use OF them extends resoufne-t
them sirougly. AIFEFn c. Bourns
Assistant Surgeon 9Th NeH York Vols"
Let il be understood tiat these remedies are IS
recommended, and wa positively cure tie diseases
for which they are offered.
Prize ~ Maie Packages, SEmartan's Gia &ic0;
Female S co. Root aad herb ia &C 8 10; Wssh
50 cents
Sud by ". &C. ". sHrrH. Dr1geists.
Co uer Chur D NIL Wire streets.
NASHVILLE, f-Ss.
Desmond a Co, PrOpneso-s sl5 RAGS streets,
Philadelphia.
janlS-6fn-
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4 suoallffame Residence near the Wilson Spring.
with rooms. L0t 30 bg no.
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line street.


= ssFy large ana de5iFatls 'aO stony brick res
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- Ch7' to obtain any Of the above articles
or One Dai sr y siog 4 sea "a n,eloue fr
- cents. 80
80 Eve Sealed Envelopes viii be sent for 81 {;
Eleven ior So Thirty for s.; s.xTy-iYe for SIC
One Hundred for SO.
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oIrs
VARNIsHuz.

, Bbls. Copd Varnish, I Bsi japan varnish,
.2 Coach "a q Flowing -
ons barrel Flowing Earnish,
one haar,l Black Leather.
For sale low, hy EMiN & PENpI E7ON
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PartnerghiD Notice,

TIVE TzEM or BENJAlfrN CHANDL Ea'5 CO
i pGrl1orEtIp taFnF exrlrei Hill CaInerul.
efier Coz. he rorFes. IRE nr1 haFl1F rurl nE.sd
be nfrfest iil.i bla1ness a.i - f4rlil "a 11lier
lhe sane sifia e. hsratcige. 7lrs calreF1n. 6reI
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Fetsss, Itch. scaId Head. Blosehes, salt
RhRasa. All Ernrffones

sfrr eHavnefs hli-fesl ~. l9inflnenET
~. 3EtYpe's A|l-tsaliaF oinius1ln
fol1 y W. &c HsAfId. nFaF1s,a.
anq6-sE,--fh aaa 81 tsIaua4
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ArFIDAvTTI

flPsrscnalY appsaraf bofere ~ &C iAlAarun .
tie cfy q Psliaia Pizia 4. II. hsInbcld. va. -
ing du.F seoln. dot1 sHTs A. Faspanecns eoniaan
40 nareccr, sc luef1urY, - otner r.1ri1uf lrugss
sworn - asllscr.1ed hgtefe ne. lhss - All
NcFslner, l4tL w u. HI6bAElf
tA1rIna1. stt-1lIsst, a1oFe 80. f1la.
AXIS t1It4IH 80 1..r1.laI.oc - ccnIil1aa14
u. n. HEI1fBofll, clcu-11,
Darot - scsiLn IsI1fa.a1lllI
Bsloa ches-nui. Ptilsiciphiuz
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q e. 's , .1s,. gss residence short distance n0A
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For Ono Dollar

Which lhay nest not rag iIn1l il IS known What Is
drzHE szd 10 rniue.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in AL
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Five Houses, opposite ne Mes Theatre. ia .ss
ceu rl poft.on of TIE city.
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a rebel spy, Lawson W. Lloyd, is
on trial before a military Commission
at Harrisburg, Pa When captured
there were memoranda on his person
leading to The supposition that he was
here in quest Of medical supplies, and
| perhaps on an errand OF house or
bridge burning. In these memoranda
were the following chemical formulas
Formula A--Rosin, s or; sulphur.
1 o., uitTe 10 o.; egulUs antimonv.
] OF mutton tallow, / o.; tuTpentine,
/ o.
Formula B Sal ammouiac, chlorate
Ct Po.ash, muriatic acid, su,phCr.c acid
Alfred E Eyster, q chemist, Of Harris
barg, was called in 10y the Judge Advo-
cate, anu he testified that the ingye
i.sa,s included in the first formuls
form a very powerful combination,
highly iufammable, easily ignited, and
capable Of instantaneous combustion,
being very difficult to extnguish when
ignited that the same formula is quo
ted in the British Encyclopedia, in the
article on Military Pyrotechnics, and
has been used in the English army for
firing houses and towns. De testified
that the second formula embraced "a
newly-discoyered powder. combustible
IN nature, and capable OF being igniLed
with muriatic or sulphugic acid
Experiments were made with the ms
gradients named, and the result fully
sustained the assertions Of tbs chemist
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honor that some Of our union breth-
rem propose TO leave the polls in Ten
nessee unrusrded If officers, who are
presumed to have some pride Of char
acter, do not scruple TO violate their
paroles Of honor, and excuse them
selves by a quibble, what are we to eK-
pect from the stay at homes, who,
whilst avoiding a soldiers life, and re-
naming within the Federal lines FOR
protection, encourage treason 10 the
government, guerrilleism, murder and
robbery Of their Union neighbors Z
Nothing, nothing, but undetermined
-tabs at the yitais Of the republic. II
WAS eminently wise and proper, there
fore, for the State Convention to eX-
clude them from the opportunity Of
using the right Of suffrage to retain
Tennessee in d condition of anarchy
Devoted body and soul TO the rebellion
il Is doubtful whether they should be
tolerated any longer on the soil Of Ten
Eessee. That they have any right to
take part in our elections, none but a
simpIeton, a traitor, or a mind exces-
s.vely charitable and accommodating
would admit for a moment Let them
stand aside, and the truly loyal take
charge of the civil government When
they have repented in sack cloth and
ashes and " brought forth fruit" they
may ask to be received again into the
fold
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It's to such chivalrous men as
these-who stand upon point Of
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proposals
the Purchase Of Dead Horses and Mule.
belonging 20 the United States.
ASSISTANT QUARTEFAIAsTER's OFFICE
NASHVILLE TrEE , Feb Il 1865

AS5ISTANT QUARTEFMASTERS OFFICE /
NASHVILLE, Tam Feb. Il. 1855. !
g'EkLED PROPOSALS WILL Pc RECEIVED
- ~ "a oihce TIL TUESDAY, the 2Sih day q Feb
r1gy. I'G5, &C y o'clock, n, r the purchase o.
all Horses -rd Mules that may die or be billed al
tI.7 Depot WlJniu the next twelve months sueceed
luL the aste 81 the contract
The b61fss Of the ANIMALS VIII bs delivered daily
ct any point within the limits OF this city that may
be agreed upon, to be conveyed from thence, b
the contra tor, 10 a sufficient distance from the
I.EI q o. the city as viii prevent their becoming
nuisance 10 the citizens thereof
Bidders viii state the amount to b paid per an
an and w.i give their full name and posi- oflce ad
dress.
PAYMENT required at the END 81 each month
An oath OF allegiance must accompany each pro
position.
Bonds in the sum Of Cns Thousand DoIlarI sign
ed 10y the contractor snj Two guarantees, vii he rc-
GuIIei Of tie sulcessiA bidder upon signing the
contract.
Iroposa as mus. hs Jlainy marked Proposals
for Dead H1r es and Males Do and be addressed &C
the uuteg- gnod
By o-aer OF Bvt Brg Gen. J. l.. Donaldson, Chf
Q. Nj. Dept. Of Ciuub.
CHARLES 4. IRWIN,
ieb4 l4J Capt. & "A. Z. NJ.
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When Cen. Stoneman made bis raid
into Virginia, and captured the salt
works. he captured a considerable num-
Der of prisoners, amongst whom were
many officers or the latter, Surgeon
Ben. Gillespie, MAJ Llewellen, Y. NJ,
Capt VIM Johnston, A z NJ, Capt j.
n. Eakin, A. @ NJ, Lieut. G. S. Forney,
and Capt 4. j. Waters were paroled
70 report at Knoxville within limited
period Tho circumstances under
which they were paroied are thus
stated 10y Gen. Stoneman in a letter 10
Gen BrockiuridFe
The o.Ecsrs were captured, with
otheTs, at Bristol principally. BY their
own request, they were permitted to 90
by "a prssCIoea route 90 Knoxville
East Tennessee, on parole Ii WAS a
privilege granted them IN order that
they might 5e enabled to procure some
means of transportation l0g themselves
and ba~raa,--hey having no hoiscs-
instead ot being compelled 20 go AT
once, and on .Oor with The s9ther pris-
onarz, who were sent - Knoxville ya-
der a strong guard
The time allowed them 20 reach
Knoxville was limited unless they
were physically unable % report at the
expiration. iu which case ,uev were b
report as soon ga they we're able 10 do
so They were all told explicitly bY
myself that they were no, psroied rs "a
matter of oNpedieucy, IuasmHch ss sew
ersl hundred prisoners would be- sent
under guard the next morning TO Knox
VILE. (Which was 3ole) and they could
all bs SEN to.ethar, bus that il was 90
be understood that tins was done 10y
their own request and special favor
20 them, Tor which thoy expressed
themselves under MANY obligations.
These "caiyalrous" officers, thus pa
rolled, dii not make any attempt to re-
port at Knoxville, but remained at
Bristol until the rebel forces returned
10 that point. whom obey claimed that
they had been "recsptured," and Ger.
Breckiuudgs sustained the claim.
Gen. Stonemga declines L admit that
they were 'recagtured, or that they can
claim exemption from the responsible
ties attached to a violation of the word
Of honor CT an oiHcer and a gentleman.
It was the duty Of these officers to re-
port according TO parole, and nothing
can relieve them from the imputation
Of perjury. If the chances Of war I
should again place them ia our power /
they should be punished according to /
the laws Of war.
Its 10 such "chiv4lrous men as
.hese-who stand upon a point OF
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Samaritan's wash

Is, IN case Of syphilis used 10 cOriunct0n with
the Root and Herb Juices Full drreCuO0s.
the efficacy Of these remedies is ali lie ackHo~i-
edged BY physicians and patients. They are used
ia the Z. T. Hospitals, thus restoring % health
many q cur brave soldiers.
Fran fis R,UIioore Sun.
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY OF THE SA-
4FaBTTIE-S pEMELTt-
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FOURTH ARMY CORPS
WATCH-MA
Huntsville. Ala.

Vgg W WlLsON, PRACTICAL WATCH
w Maker VI over years experience, snd for
ha asst three years IN constant service With q z
army O. the Cunre laut 10 the h-'t. and specs "
aJtgehed 20 III 9TH A. O., is now sl work II Hunts
vile, Ala with ample tools snd materials 70 DO
work FOR the Army equal 70 the best shops north.
a good stock Of American and ether Watches,
elected frOm the host makers, for ale, 70 Ofh"JT.
Soldiers and Employees, Rs low IS can be procured
from the north Also large stock ef gol- pens, OF
the inp>t Qusl e. Masonic Pms, Marks, he s. sc.
All work and goods warranted.
store room on the square, adjoining the Head
quarters 4tn A. G. Pos. office. febI4-2WF'
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100000.
For One Dollar.
winch hey need not pay untl 4 5 known vb,-
drown ald irs value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in sr
Cases.


D
The Eurel "a 6in Association D. the Uri-rr5r ~
Largest 6ift Assoc atlon m tie country
It's business continues 10 ue conducted in q
auI honorable manner. sud grestly Jncre4s-
trade Is proof that our patrons Throughout H,
country sppreci te Oh method Of ohtsiung ~.
GuI ole gan; g-oIS. None can ~ reIye less than r.
yE.ue Of rrer money, Pr no art Gle on our LIST E.
worth Jess llan Oae Dollar, retail, end there A.
No E3uE-
Letters from various part les throughout the conn
try acknowledging The receipt Of very FalgsI g.
Iff-, NAV be seen on i,est our office.
Parties dc ding with az NAV depend On hsv-
prompt returns, Eut the article drawn VIII be .r.
medil-ely sent 90 any alGr5ss by return mail orzy
press
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FOR FLOATER,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1865
I'm nhIoc.lnn Cnnsldered.

Amongst those who object TO the pro
posed amendment Of the Constitution
of Tennessee. are some who aUege that
they are DESTROYS Of aiding in the re,
lnoval Of the stain OF slavery from
the escutchoon Of the State, but wish
at the same tine 70 provide for the
compensation OF owners for the loss OF
their glaves In ordinary times this
might have been a question Of par
amount Importance. 1t might have
been heard patiently, and compensa-
lion provided for But not so now.
Slavery IN Tennessee has been abolished
b. The rebellion; and it is only proposed
10 alter the organic law to accomme
date it 10 the present status Of the ne.
gro, and 10 prevent attempt in the fu-
ture to resnslave him The loss OF
slave property is the result Of the
traitorous conduct Of Shareholders, and
they should DO made to bear it. The
burden is 70 greater than that which
has fallen upon non shareholders in the
los- of other descriptions Of property,
the determination Of our civil affairs,
the breaking up Of families, and the
racaGoc OF thousands Of young men on
the affairs Of the Moloch Of disunion
The p-caniary Ioss by the deguuc-
ton Of the Institution Of slavery, vii!
not I'm the end. p, serious. i will be
reimbursed by the enhanced value Of
lands. and III other property. The ne
r,o.asa FREQ man. if he remains here,
win be of greater value AZ a producer,
and also .s O. consumer. He viii labor
juarstrrguslv TO improve his condition
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4ttW Adrrrtisemeuts.
Regular Auction Sale.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18Th
mo. 4. HTME & 90.

CELL THIS MORNING BUREAUS, MARBLE
> top Wa-hst .uds. Tables, Presses bookcases
Velvet aud 'ngrain CARPETS Also Starch, Cheese.
oysters. and may other Groceros too nuineT ou7
10 Ho 1iiCn.
A fa-gp Invoice Of Hqri~are, 9adtlery, Carpen-
ta-'1 Tools a.. Tho Goods must be sold.
Two Splendid Pianos. ieblo-it
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Notice.

CHEF QUARTERMAsTEk'9 OFFICE.
NssHyuLE, TESS., Fsu- 3, lslJ.
The expenditure Of ga in public Offices 10 the
rity OF Nashville il enormous ant must BE- dlm'n-
shed. There l. reason o believe That EaF b. used
hy Clerks and Others in buldugs a-- coed az On
res ani used a. Quarters. and 20 correct tbs evil
20 we'll ss che expense 81 burung gas OF gnt. fe-
loved % b. % many cases unnee--try, 30 j. order
Cd that the DisourIng Office. shall pay no gs- hll
which has 20. been previously au1.ted 90 this
ofboe. D. L. DONALDSON,
Brv'i. Brig. Gen. ndChief Quartermsster.
tab4-2 ~ Dept. Cumberland.
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DR.. J. SAUDEK

az NUER5 HIS SERVICES ~ TIE VARIOUS
4 'F.H-hes Of HE RECESSION.
a-,-J---s-N0. 40 ChcrTy street, near he state
D4.E. tgb4-lm
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For further information in regard to
tie skiIful success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader is referred to STIL-
LE's THERAPEUTICs and MATFRIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find DR.. McGill's name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age il. the treatment OF dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed With my general practice | treat
the following
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In Excellent DOuble- Fraa ed
tore TO Rent

IN ORE o. THE VERY BEST BUsINE s.
I trcf0urhGres with dwelling rooms eta he'd
ardfhe vel selected stock of Liquors, Groceries,
IaJareo AM Sul-T's supplies for saie at cost, 10
.he neon ~ tar1nt; together tn the transf-r O.
licenses and other great sdvsutR ges-ths present
owner guL.r4rg {. ON business Apply al once 10
NELSON & MUKFREE,
eHII-lw m 70 Cherry st esJ.
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Found Astray

A BAY MARE, ABOUT IL HANDS HiGH,
"a thee d her feet white The owner can o.
tan the same by calling Il The Hosp Ia Of the 10Th
Tennessee Infantry r. Fort Giliem, proving p'o-
perry, and peyirg chsrges.
febIi-Stn A. ]. hURPH1-
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G5- Chance 20 Obtain any of the above sri s.
far 0us D-I sr by purchasing sealed Envelope
20 cents "a
Es- Five sealed Envelopes sH De sent Er q
Eleven for 50 Thirty Tor s.. si1Ly-EYe ar e.
One Hundred fag SO
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Stray Cow.

TAKEN Up IN EpGEFIELD, ONE COW
1 which the oEner Can have by proving property
a9I psyug Charge. Enquire OF hr. BUterheld
Fir-t NatIOn.l Bank, CoIIege street. tebIl-9t-
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Agents Wanted Everywhere.

CT Orders for Sealed Envelopes must u ev.-
ease be accompanied by THE CssTI, wlrh tfr lslra
tie person -aIa5BE Eui town. county. and Sta
.aiu.y written. - Letters -h0u.I b. adGr.r -.
T. tie MJnsg rs, a. follows.
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syphilis

Permanently removed rom the Blood and the sys-
tenn restored 90 perfect health.
Mergur.d sffsct0ns treated and CURED with IN
uArslleled success.
CAMP ITCH -ured n one week ana permanent
81 Re- moved from the blood.
sCROFULA thoroughly eradlcs;ei from the
system.
all skin and Chronic diseases cured
Numtr Us test ,uolsls iron Ters0rs o. lie high
ssJ stan,rs ~ lhs city eau b seen Al the Dsspen-
a-y e.
Or. p. F. WA9HBUgS,
NJ. l4A. bcadT,s street. 40 stars
uCrz1-Sm Nashville, Tenn
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Cotton Plantation for Rent.

WITHIN 3 MILES OF COLUMBIA. ONE
W sni hall mles from 8 Rlilroa1 Depot con
tsiu'ng go s--es, 20 can De cultivated. seventy
ak H--eg IN Blue Grsss.
feul2-iH A. hAMlLlOh 4 %
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hight Emissions Cured,

Young Man, stop before you further 20. " al
discusses subject to Ms1, there s no disease 30 hard
70 cure as Night Emissions, and physicians sTe
scarce that understand treating 1t and 70 you can
say tat have cured dozens IN this city, IS well ~
10 different Bates, who have spent dollar efler dol
lar, and are now Rsll cured by ne. l am daily re-
ceiviuC letters and sending medicine 10 all parts o.
The country. Ia a word all that are diseased iu
any way AID vii give me a call, wiz give salts
6ctOn for Al Of the diseases mentioned in dis nd
SertseIrsut. The besC Of references eyea 10 this
city.
Al letters directed -
DR.. HCGiLL,
Union street, Nashville Tenn.
Jsnl-ly viii meet with prompt attention.