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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-17

WoNAN-The morning star Of in
fancy--thc day star of Manhood-the
evening star of age. Bless our stars!
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-17

When is hen most likely to hatch?
Ans.-When she is in earnest (her
nest
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-17

Blobbs asks whether the Atlantic
Cable 10 paid out or played out.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-17

A member Of the 10th infantry was
robbed at Davenport, a few nights
since, Of $455.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-17

Only seven deaths have occurred in
the city of st. Paul during tho past
year.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-17
IN
LIVERY STABLE.

TIME Subscribers would respectfully inform
i the citizens of Floyd county and the pub
lie generally. that they have recently purehas
cd the Livery Stock of Messrs. Impson Rob
inson in Charles City, and will continue the
Livery business at the old stand Person de-
string to hire double or single teams will be
accommodated with good outfits on reasona-
BILE terms. j. Y. STEARNS a Co.
Charles City, May -, 1865. %
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

T1NIoN AVENUE. AsspCIATION--AT SARATOGA
u Springs Notice hereby given that the books Of sub
scpton the capital stock of this association win be opened
the 10Th day OF june next at the following paces:A VI.
Metropolitan Hotel in the city Of New York at the oee Of
JA Willard in the city q Troy and Ct the office Of the sara
Springs. BY order Oft Board Of Directors.
j. x. CosKY, sec'y. WM. w. LELAND, PyesidenI'
sxRAroCA May 10. 1865.
The New York herald., 1865-05-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS..


NEW ROCKS CARTES DE SITE, sfBREDsCOPIC
~ Views aud al Kinds of Fancy Sporting Goods. srnc
10, informal d. J. GOMfEkTS PURCHASING Agency,
10 Nassau street, sew YORK
TINE AMERICAN UNION OR UNITED sELF GQy
emmeg -tle Now lelvcus onl Earth, that The Filtt
Dofptntnu Of DAIiNl Foe ts I0pt. Ncruta
!, tdJNtSUN futisher, IOf Fuuou stcss.
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

lNLoEpNCf EESTA UfART e3 CO.. coo BROADWAY
prisaIs entrance IN Houston street tTCHELI BROS
Iropre.u This old established house will 10 ouen 10 the
public on Thutsley june The propneors Of great ca
Fensc have feWoefn am rspnFtiod A. throughput Tho
bei will he sackcd with the oldest finest ~ anil tho
of the incsi fasdLons and Inc culinary
c5aks in the country
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12
Gold and Silver Watches
GOLD PENS, CHAINS,
Bracelets. Rings, Sets Of JswIsry &c.

no be disposed Of =, ONE DOLLAR each
! without regard 70 vslue, snd not 10 - Maid for
until you know what you are % receive
Our lndpcuments are the greatest ever offered for
claiming good Jeweiry a. low prces.
CeruhCAses Of hi she articles named IN our circu-
lar are pat INTO envelope sealed up. and mixed,
Sad when ordered are drsEn, without reeard 70
choice, and sent By mall zee % expense givng all
= fair chance. II vii then b q your offion 20
send one Dollar lor the article or not. sA'rfsFAC-
TON Is GUARANTEED IN al cases, and a. there
are No BLANKS, it y mposs be Tor any one % r..
oelve less thsn the vAlue Of their money.
Our lot comprises $4,000 s-tcles, valued At
from - % Sis each, consisting o. Gents and La
oies' 6old and liver Hunting ossed Watches. Nj
mature Magic Spring and snap Locke = Oval and
Chased Gold Bracelets. Geld Pens Nth silver
rnoCnfea Bhony holdsrs, Sold Pens with silver s1-
teusicn Eases and penc.la. Sold Tooth and Ear
Picks, Chased and stone set Ring, Bosom stuns
Siaave Buttons (vsTIely q styesl California La
rDond Solitaire and Cluster Pms, 6ents' Masonic
Pms and Rinrs Ladies Bels Buckles Gold Thin
hes, Coral Opal, Jet and Pesri sets a LADIES'
Ieweify variety Of styles q Bar Drops and Brooch
e. ChstsasiDe and boag Guard Chains Gents Ve.t
and Neck ChsinE, Sold and 5ei Revolving brooch
e.. etcs etc
7 IsrS.t. Iypr.,E.ESrs AND PAEnTuus We oser m
farring Cubs, will BE- seas free. Single certifcstes
g cents eve or 81 thirteen for g tairy three for
Al enc hundred or SIS. Our central location
hrrgs ue near the most rsuno,e points, and III or
ders promptly filed and forwarded by return Raj
or express.
49, PACKARD 4 CO,
s. Wes; Fourth -, C.ncinnstl, ono.
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HrFrns ~ pEarrulos 70

Procure Settlements 70, Omesrs with Prompis
ness.
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Southern RestOratIOn-SOu Cot
ton,


Exhausted and Frustrated as the Southern
States have been by the war, the trade
which has sprung up between them and
the city Of New York since the return OF
peace is q matter of as much surprise rs
pleasure TO our merchants. IL is the eotton
Of the South, hidden away in holes aud
corners duriag the war, that Is finding its
way to market up the Mississippi aad up
the seab0ard. These reserves Of cottoR have
been estimated at two million bales in all !;
but q million snd a half viii probably be
nearer the aggregate ia the South at The
time Of Lees surrender. This aggregate
however, will 20 a great way to put the
cotton States Hpon their legs again, II disor-
ganizing politicians can only be kept from
any serious intermeddling with the practi-
cal Southern restoration policy Of President
johnson.
What we have urged heretofore We here
repeat-that the question 81 the most press
and vital importance % the country.
people. Government and Treasury is the
speediest possible Development Of the sgri
cultural stsples Of the South 70 aid as In
settling our numerical dehcienelesI IN sus
timing the burden OF our taXatons and
meeting the obligations OF our national debt.
The qp9stion Of negro suffrage can be post
popea but oar financial obligations must
Il mel aud without the ich resources Of
the south we shall be puzzled snd sorely
tried 10 meet them. Herein lies the wisdom
Of prssidept Johnson's restoration policy.
LET M take, for instance, the single article
of COTTON. In 1869, The year Just before the
a. d. export value Of the cotton crop %
me limited States swelled up b. the splendid
e-r,,ra - szs2 .000, 900. Now, if the cotton
ststss can be iuliy restored Is nnsmbers Of the
TT1ion in good standing during the coming
,yintsr. We shall probably get from them
- gear as much e. one-half the cotton
cron al SEQ. which, 81 three times the prices
81 that vsar under 8 gluttsd market Wgil Be
s,.r,l IA he addition Of s34s 900 900 70 the
sahsts,ti.l wealth u the country in our
.,,s,r1errisl exports, and shis on the single
artirIs of cotton. At the same rate Of de-
vslopmsut We shall gain two OF three hun
5sad millions more in southern sugar, rice
40 tobacco, pitch, tar and turpsntine, lam
- and minerals. The sooner, therefore,
,,,s .sn restore 60 the late rebellious States
~ working mschinery Of law and order,
fn5pstrv and trade, under their Stats gov
sruments, the better Il viii be Tor tho coun-
~ North and South, for all tax payers,
"a ~ Treasury sud for the settlements q
srr naaonal debt. There IL no necessity for
arv harrv ia regard e negro suffrage but
~ neeessity 81 bringing forth ali oar re-
segsross % tighten the burdens Of our taxa
Tor ard the pressure Of our natsonsl debt
IS lslt "a every hand. Hsnes she eeaaaenee
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look AND JOIs PRINTING.
CARRIaGE MANUFACTURERS

CINGLkTON, r. Bookseller, Publisher,
- sationer, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
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Cincinnati College
or
Medicine and Surgery.

TIE Tueutisth Regular Course o. Lectures ain
4 neUn on MONDAY. O-t0uer ~ aad cont uue
un- he 'st 10 part ~ FEB nary. with preliminary
eetufes durug the trst three weeks ai 0efober.
The r vii b. Ciinca ectlrass in the Connie - a
City Ho-pita throughout The entire alafer. OPEN
70 modest students.
EaCultgs
3 8. Ia.sou. " D.. Psof. q The Piincplss ana
Practice Of MeIirins
Thas wo0d. ND. Pref o. saigsfy sd oliasoal
Surgery.
essss Of Women
Daniel yaughss. d. D., Prot q Chemistry end
IoEico 1EY.
FfsderioE Rolker, I'D. Poi Of Pathology and
Diseasfa OF Ga Urea.
-, hsed, 70, Prof q Ma~ns Msdioa and
gl 3 < @lssliyaine. Nd, Pr5f o. Physiology and
b y P soode, MI, Prof Of Descriptive and Sur
. j ier, MD psmon-tralor Of Anatomy
n y. Gran, ND, Prosecutor ID Surgery.
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Ramored RebeI CapLure or PekIn.

Frnm the London Spectator, Aug 9s
A telegram from shaoghai arrived in
London on Friday, announcing that the
Nienfel rebels-the rebels that il of the
northeastern country Of Chins-has taken
Pekiu. That, II true, would be the most
important message ever received from the
country, for the capture Of the capital in
wolves universal anarchy. and il may be tue
murder OF our own Minister, but it j. very
likely not true. The Telegram is dated July
II, and another Of July p had previously
been received, which announces all quiet.
There is still enough doubt, however, 10
make al interested IN China 70 look soms-
what anxiously for detailed information, the
Nleniel rebels having, b. the latest letters,
taken town within one hundred miles Of
the capital.
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AFARR, THOS S.-Broker, corner Union and
M College sIreet-, buys and sells Gold. u cur
Tuns Money, Government Securities aud fouchers.
CciiecUous attended 10 promptly.
Also buy- and rells on e, mmIsslOn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12

REy. Isaac FEBRts, ID, l.. L. u ,,..... President
Mas. NJ. 3. Pass, Miss G Z. FEREIs, Principals
and Proprietor.
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We sre authorized % snoource JOHN HUGH
SMITH AZ q candidate for the office Of Msyor of
Nashville, Il the coming eleenon-last saturday 10
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Auction Sale
RoIlin9saStook, Railroad Iron
Etc. Etc.

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TEy.,rasEF.l
-Lhiei NilnrterInastsr's oihca, o.. b. ii. g. X. !
Nashville, Tenn, Aug DO tssr.
WILL b. sold a. Public Auction, o. ta., H.g6s.t
" mides, the following property, on aec11at Il
the United States.
ga TUESDAY. September i2.h az P..fsIufg Pa
2f5 5trH of pew '"i7 Railroad Iron
On FRIDAY. September ls.n. ai J L can A Sem.
Car Works. Columbus, O1i1. IaautF- fIve sr.s It.t
Freight cars feet galRe.
Dn mONDAf. September isth, AZ he M.rH..sr
Ear Company Factory, j. atrod Mon Fr..r..-
New Boz Freieht Cars, feet guarr
A 20, on SAME DAY. al the Detroit Car Ca.
psuY' taatory, lniiiy- ElEht New Plat Car as.
lees Euage.
On VIZ hEiDAY, September 20th. I'd F..t.r q
btrEer Car Wofks. Michigan City. lUd .rfarts.
I'VE Sew BOX Fro.gh CsIs feet gauga
,. p ui.l'a at "a a.fn. Terms Cash. ia
voy-'i .Inen- llads 2. j CfILLf-
susio-A Capt. ADD A q 81 O. u army.
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SOUTH NASHVILLE
RAILROAD.

rEyHF aioeEsaiSers d the aouih Nashville Street
Rsifroad Company ARE nefeny nolifsd - meet
II the oaHrs q sel-on mlnfee. no - Cherrv
street. ~ 'fa ulsDAf, sepseulnes AZ, a 20 o'coct
To- n sarFe fsr ons yeaT. staekto lasfa VII - ~
tltas = coo vote Tor each shsra paid f1r ~ order
81 ne Bcar1. -
ssps-sg LERoY ARMsTRoHG, ssc'y.
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Proposals for hay.

OFFICE CHiFF QuARTERAfAg rHl
basraiCr ~ MlbDtr TEsgresrf Z
mVHFHtEsuuao. fEss., Auru.t b.. lsg1
&FALkb Pr POsAIs Will BE- rrrs.vaf az alma
- once uniil Friday, The l5ta Of sauisn5nar II
= Slocs, ? iu' ior TIE delivery 'iu sts.A" x Jla
ioHoTing nsmed pieces, VI
N'fF NeE1hoho JuHNSONNuIE.
FRANZ LlN KINGSTON srAINgs.
dALLAtlN, PULASKI,
GAINESVILLE, COLUMBIA.
TULLAHOMs,
within Thrty l70 days after dsio OF contract 5fn-s
!, thousand 'l'eoi foas % prime hay 1tU rogus
NO rds fe'eyed for g lsfs ar1ouut than Tssrfy
I'VE t@al tens. BIDS Co state tbg fuout 90 b. t. p.
cred and a. Whst place Co D. uatu-asd Promo.
ss.s i'l nay, and addressed 90 this If-n. l4rr.s
whose ~ way Pc accepted % hs REQUIRED on f..
good aed sufficient bonds Cog The flGin rnt sI .Hr
COuiTurtE
L. b. WHITMAN. Cspt andA. ON.
auc23-dSvtd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION


AnyorAltV.
We srs authorized 70 announce John HrGE
SMITH AZ q candidate for the Office Of Msyor 3,
NAshfllle, at the coming eiecuon-lsst saturday 10
september next
We are authorized 10 announce Cant. WILLIAM
I bkiNEk a. q candidate for the Cffce Of Mayor M
NsshHl.e, q the coming eleeuon-lisi satnrisv IN
September nexs. VS. inc
We sre authorised 70 announce kBRAM NIsKRs
As a candidate tor Msyor 81 the easging sieonoa.
/ iyso-tie
The friends Of p. u. DICKEY request rs 10
sanolnce nm - cmdldste i5r Mayor. a. the
election on The last ssturjay IA September
We are authorized 70 announce W. MkTP
| bhJ~N ss candidate tor Mayor, az me ensuing
/ MUNICIPAL Election. w.
We are an ho'issd 10 announce VS.. 8. CHEAT.
| e.est0n. auei.f,i.
We are authouaed to announce Ia. p. IS. MOOD.
WARD a. q andidate fot NiayCr his sf4,e ofs.s,
TO a call having been published sngi-tde
We are authorized to announce Cant. John y
pA~blELL a. a candidate tor May0r Il thA eusp.
ing Municipsi eiect0n. aH4i.tda
For Aldermen.
We are authorised 70 announce DH. r. RUSSELL,
- csud.dste for Alderman IN the lard Ward
Election last saturday in September. su27-td
We are authorised to announce GEORGE S.
KINNEY a. q caudidsts Tor Alderman, u the
oe oh1 ward U.s-td
We are authorised 10 announce JANIS SLOAN
IS a candidate tor Alderman IN the Third Ward az
the eEtslecuon. yai-tds
We are authorized to announce ROBERT
IHOMFeON 81 a candidate i0r Alderman iu the
Fret Ward Election last saturday ia september
Aug sth-tde.
We are authorized 70 announce, for the /
Fifth Ward:
FOR ALDERMAN,
r B. CHEATHAM.
FOR COUNCILMEN.
JOHN LELLYETT,
j. II. KENDRICK.
jy2sdld.
We are suthorize'-o announce 81 candidate Tor
Councilman in ~ Firth Ward
Z. J. KAUFMAN.
" are authorized TO snnoutce DR.. E. A. HAIR
paRT as a candidate for councilman: in the oth
Yard.
We are authorized % annouuca r. RUST A. q
snd'dsts for Councilman from he seventh Wsfd.
sug2-tde
We are authorized 10 anne un a r r GOOD 1
4Ef a candidate for Conn, u nan 70 represent
be sth Ward in the Municipal election.
We are authorized to announce CHtRLEs ROB
III TsUN ~ q candidate for Councilman from the
'rss Ward. Election last saturday IN september.
W.. 49, .-,,5 e.. ,,,,,,,,.,,. a. A. uprrs
$40, AZ candidate for Courcilnsu from the third
nrd Ell cton last saturday IA September
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Ex Governor Blow, Of Georgia, has been
pardoned BY the President-cln. Gasette.
Well, Brown always was a great bloc. We
hope he will blow to sumo purpose nov that
he j. psrdoaed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12

The a Colored Tsnnessesn" Is 70 b. sn.
larged. Il ought 70 be well suppoFssd b
those who desirs the advancement Of the
colored population.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12

Capt John Travis challenges, in the Me-
con Telegraph, any man in the Uniied
States 20 shoot match with him for - ,eos--
pistols 10 be used.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12
The Republican Panuer.

- l'tnk a Co, thttr entire Interest Iu ths a.lrH
Piiaua maleue', aud good WI OF he Na.HsII.
lla.iJ ~ weekly hpaddc1n BGrrr. its uuu..-..
1or VII p resnmed on the I'D of septaun tsrursf
Ae''.Y Sa1se 1ptl5n - same a. the other cav h..
pers.-iuiiy siA p.r annuu Weekly ISL M ~
nnm ft '
stores, and &c Ire Tignr.-E afFra ia 49,. n
street We soiiot sbsrs OF public pafrous-s. md
sppeal % lhe Old bens.s and pstl0us of t4. -'...
70 klfe lt their encouragement and support
a''k'o-im ALBkRl kOBkKfsE co
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WALL PAPER, etc.

M ERRirr a HlLl-Deaiers in wal fapfr
MI WipdoW Shades, Window GLARS, ard Photo.
eTsphic Material, corner ot Church and Market
afreafa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12

-l1deufs 90 fhelr ErrYsi m ne en- ~ cal uR 81
he Collega. suufh-F@f cornfr u ugslrfh aui
Cenisal aVsuae, WI ~ assisted 10 pfoe4r'ng con-
ior7atsn l1dEiuEs-
For Ctrcuiafs, o. further inforuatnu. addrfss
sepio-ztd BIS L&WsuN. n D. rsan.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12

The CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or An IN-
vALID.-Pubhshed for the benefit, and as a
caution 20 young men and others, who suffer
ttom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
Manhood, &c, Supplying ct the same time
The means Of self-eure. BY one who has
cured himself ater undergoing considerable
qnackery. By encioing postpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Brooklyn, Kings Co., n. y.
augi-3m,
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An EIsgsnt Suburban Resi-
dence,

80 81 ne rnsi eesart ana ,lsHrafie rasiIaa-
- - tit qiielefi Iu ihls TrtlifY - nov lcr safe
% 20 tirea milsa out On 4 auIrna. d u.za Hone.
....ig nesl has - 2 loi ruotns eight nsrte rssu-
- 7 he huldng e cf modern .gFia. SEQ srlnes
-..th. q, 4alei IA larsa ani Hsaaail nuns alnfF
efei % ans, a-hlfl .n tl1asr AMI as r..tsrf
~ Foqd water. utaouass. s-aoias. ae, 10 no
order.
4erns VsrF e1fY Would sn5ha nEa y az f.s
iald rropesfy ior carr Of If. GEl on
AREi NGroN a FARRAa. seanf.
hep2 o. 20 hoa sorth CollsEs "a
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Wanted.

onn EusHEIs Whsaf--ebcice; iog which
NlNHI ne highest market pr.ee vi = pad
n. A. PARREsE q %,
s5vpo-lm Aafksi and College solih q broad'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-12

wETIISON. J. W. CO.-NlanulactuTers aud
w Wholasa.e and Retail lealeIs 10 TIC, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, NO. II
College street.
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Officers pay accounts and soldiers final
statements, computed and purchased &C
lowest rates. Also Quartermasters Com
missary and Ordnance papers, made up
promptly by competent and experienced
Clerks, at No. 6S North Cherry street
BurLFR x GREENWooB.
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Of the masses of the people Of all parties in
the wisdom Of the Southern restoration nj
icy OF President johnson. York Hsr-
aid
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Engineer Property at Pri-
vate Sale.

Nov beng q sp0aei 81 a. private rs's matt
fe'.i-oa o Capt !. ". Barlow. o. 3 srr.r-.--
large iot o. EnF.1eer Mater Al 49, 49, ''if
Ah2A 900 beet assorted iuna6ar trr.f... AM.
scaniiins suitable ~ bubdleg parpe-Ss- ~ ~
~ 80 uAti.ss large number % cross eHt t.-r-
-, = 80 owner 'oQls aaifauis f1r me- ars-. i
ana, ~ isihng a-es shovsis. spsi-s tst.
anneihaEroFs. grod mauls q e. i'
Alao quantity d bar iron. earrisy. t4if. a-r.
These are sold 10 lots 20 suf pgz.bs.sr. s,, ,...
pIe-i VII p ound a1Vanftgeols. Being fr-f N
cost less expenses o. irsHs85rs..f,g.. 49, ~
charEss. --' ''i.'
lsrrns cash, iu unliei fialss rarr.,-y .. az.
hEsry Of The articles p '- %,
By order q TIE chef Eng.nae-
4. ~. BARLOW
- Capt. q Eue %
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FOR ALDERMAN,
r. B. CHEATHAM.
FOR COUNCILMEN.
JOHN LELLYETT,
j. Ii. KENDRfCK.

Officers Accounts made out and cashed
Quartermasters' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up by H. Tompkins, late
Major l4th regiment Illinois cavalry. Of
flee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.
coat AND WOOD.
nENYs nEALEns. &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

,CtONF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Retail
Booksellers. etationers, ana New Agents.
No 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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VOL. Nv.
CITY DIRECTORY.
agents Of Insurance Companies.

CAREY s. SMITH, Nos. sc sud 80 Union street
1 fup sfairsl represent the flllowi rg Companies
fua Of Hartford, Security, Mania tan, Metropoli-
tan Phoenix and EnickerbockeT LIE Of New York,
I'D Ac.IdEnt OF colnrnhI.- LLlo.
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CoLGArR & Co. beg to inform their custo-
mers that they still continue the manufsc-
ture OF their various styles OF Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and Cendles.
Prices current forwarded bv mail on ap-
plicatiou. CoLGArE b Co..
Nos. SO & j5 John ST, New York
july26-3m
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India Rubber Goods.

RUBBER MACHINE BETTING:
RUBBER STEAM PACKING.
SQUARE PISTON AND VALVE PACKING.
ROUND PACKING AND GAsKErs.
CAR SPRINGS,
LOCOMOTIVE, ENGINE AND UYpRAET
HOSE;
RUBBER PALS FOR RAILROADS.. FAC.
TORIES AND FIRE COMPANIES.
RUBBER CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS.
Iog"ther with every other article f14fa % yl.-.
carized India Eubuor. used rlr u,a. r.,sa..l s.f
manufacturing purp0sas.
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TINNRRs, &e.

I.AR.W BROWN, ksal Estate and Gens re-
d BUSINESS Agents, over Works BOOK Store, 80.
IIulou Str. ct Nashville, Tenn suko-ein
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Diseases Of the Skin.
PRICE,, 81 PR BOX.

VNHIS CERATE HAS BEEN IN UsE By THE
Il FRENCH ARMIES FOR TIE PAST FIFTI
years and there is no French soldier who does not
know its value.
Il was also used extensively by the allied armies
IN the Crimean war, and such we're the dement's
derived nom its use that it has acquired q world
wide reputation, and no soldier who knows Of its
merit will be for single week without box in his
knspssck, as by the use of this Carats he always has
safe guard against the various troubles to which
soldier il subject as by using il on his clothing be
can pre- vent the appearance OF vernn and the dis
eases OF the skin enumerated above, and after they
have made their appearance il is but little trouble
with the aid Of this Oerse, to rid himself Of these
disAgreeahls troubles.
The proprietors lave gone to q great expense TO
procure the original recipe Of Dr.. Veloc, with full
directions, and the apparatus for manufacturing the
Cerate, IS II has been made by the original inVen-
tor and have procured the
Sole Agency Of the United States,
And have selected depot for the manufacture Of
the article in Nashville, 30 as 10 be
Near the Army Of the Cumberland,
And also depot in Washington for the accommo.
dalton Of the
Army Of the Potomac,
30 IS to plsce the Cersts in reach Of every colder
in the service Of the United States.
As the article is decidedly