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sutior5 4nd dealers viii ard dit ts.l1,.-
sdfastago ~ caiiing at A. q 81 Laht--
berg, corner Public square aud MARKET
street., Who have q large supply af liquors.
ciFara, tohaccos canned fruis. seldrnsrv.
etc, which they are ciosing oui at ssst--a
cost " change their trade CAL and CON
y'neo yourself 81 this faet.
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This vice, which Is never prectirsd In
me presence Of any one, has proved thg
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the n5ble.t
and most talented young men lhsl ever
gave tongue % eloquanco or pen to song.
~ mas destroyed health, blasted The consi- -
ta.ion, and redueed the miserable victim &C.
living skoioton. Nor ars tbere ii. g,..I
snd fatal efects iu its pains ara 49, tta-,.i
The ruins Of rcaaor. che most u.sfaBrhel,,
sight that can meet mortal eyoa. rs 81
cured permanently 0f this a.Hictiou. rsH On
Dr. Coleman, No. 81 North Cher, stF.at
o. address him By lester, Box 500. ussh-
Villss Tenn. fsbas-tf
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A Nevada paper tells how DR.. Ross
Of Virginia, being merciful man, and
kind to every living thing, had clipped
the ears of a beautiful, blOoded, rat
terrier. He procured a dollars worth
of chlOroform, and after administering
the juvenile canine several doses by
means of a sponge, succeeding in pro-
ducing a most satisfactory state of in
sensibiity. He clipped the pups ears
beautifully, and wired them up in
splendid style So far, the operation
was a decided success, but when he
came to wake up his patient, it was no
60. The 'purp' was dead
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MORTON, CRAIG { co.,
Commission, Receiving, & Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
No. q West Fourth ST., Cincinnati, 0.

WI haEe iorned partnership under the shove
name and style, for The purpoee OF doing ;
genena Nommisslon, Receiving, and Forwarding
hutinesss ano beg leave 20 annonnee Go our friends
snd ne ita1e genersLy, % manufacturers ant pro
ducefs, thai We are prepared % receive, and give
cor pfoinpt stlenton 60 censisurRents. snd % she
intereaA 81 tnose who RAY favor o. VIII their huh-
We also propose-snd have arrangements %
make y asreciai an perInansnt GESTURE Of cur bu-
siness-to purcnsse goods on orders for merchants
snd et2ers DONG business M The South snd v est
IN the rsdefs4 NEE which caunot fsil to prove
source ~ convenience and profit % those availng
the llaelves 81 our services. We Therefore Sohci
orders win entire confidence that satisfaction viii
b. gwen.
Prompt attention given slso to re-eivine aud FOR
wsrding goods.
ueenung % unnecessary 10 use the names o.
prominent fuends In almost every city of the unon
We refer WITH pride snd confidence 10 our lste OF
ciai positions, and 70 those who have known u
Longest and hast IN our native session. for the
prornpnbss and hdolity with which We r-sy he er-
pected % discharge cur duty 20 all Who may in
trust fheir uusiness and interests IN our care
We resectautly invite al Tennessesus and friends
nom other sections of the country visiting Tbs citv
for their convenence, 10 hsye their letters addf.ad
10 cur care and % make our Otce thcir headquar-
iers duung their stay IN the city.
Ofticers sui Soldiers having rTsde Permits for
Tennessee. can b. facilitated le thoiT business az.
rsngemenis by calling a. our oitce.
JAMES MORTON
JOHN J. cRA1G,
rnsri6-Ssr JAMES S. MORTON.
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
4. !. GIFT ASSOCIATION,
500 Broadway, New EOTk.

ID amo1d Pins, Brooches and Far Drops, Lassps'
Sets, Brooch aud Ear Drops Gold and Coral Jet
and cold, tlOrenHne, Mosaic Jet, Lava and Cameo
Sleeve Buuous sets OF Studs, Vest and Neck
chains, PlUnand Chased Gold Rlngs. Sold Thur
bies. Loosets. New Styie Belt Buckles. Gold Pens
a1d feu1Ils Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver Extension Holders and a large as
sortmelt Of Fine Jeweiry Of every description, OF
~ - ~. ..L -.-.-L No .---.--- ~
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SIMILARITY or AFFECTION.-A cabinet
makers apprentice is on trial in Lon
don for an attempted murder. On his
arraignment, he said "Mark me, I am
the rightful heir to the crown of Eng
land" The idea that somebody stood
in the way Of his advance to 8 throne,
made him an assassin JEFF. Davis was
similarly affected. Under the infu>
ence of his delirium, he became a mid
night conspirator and murderer. The
only way to save him from the gallows
is to make the people believe he ought
to go to some Bedlam.
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IfCHi HCHli ITUHFu
Scralch : Rernfchrl er.nL.-t ~


The notes and accounts Of z. 4 ~. Eu.
kln Z Co, sirickler, Ellie 3 Co., and a. U.
Adams A Co. VIII be found &c SO G Nart.
College street, rear the souars. vr,r. .f.
persons indicted b any Of thess arm. ~
please make immediate uavmont. u, M,
business must be closed up.
In my abssnce. Ar. R G Throne is an.
ly authorized 10 attend to tho bas.uosa.
a. g. ADkEs, bi College street.
mafsl-am near tAo Square.
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letter, Itch, SsaId Head,


d. sFayae's tArmY Itehj s'An Healing Ointment /,
Dr. sFsyae's Army lthl ~AIi- r ealing Oinir1erf s
DT. swayns's Array Itahj "An- Healing O.ntfnenf =
No case 80 obstinate, or long standing. ID Vii sof
cure short trne, ~ rn1is 81 feifer srr perms.
neatly cured. Army ifeh, which : - pravsieuf. t
never falls o. olre, Chronic ipeias slit Rhalr
the whole surilcs Of fic 1ody, cd tlcers of many
years staudlrE, thsf put A. detance every ctlef
Iuode 81 iresrn1lut si yisid 70 t1e hezIns pr1peF
dea df tle great vegetable salQe-
Pfics - cau,a By se1d|nE 0l cents % fr
suarna a SEA. $50 Nort1 sixth street, Phladepha
4 hor vii - rnsee t0sry na1i q De C1isa Stale.
soid hy Er& c. y. sNITH, ururzis.s.
Cor. Church hnd Vins 81, NashFiiie.
mayi2-5m wed fd sun
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As We are sboutto have Peace. 81 can
Brink Wine and be Yerrr.

The pure Old imported psrt, sherry, NfsIa-
=, currant and ciaret Wins, Oil 0LsrIan.
siae<oeEry Braudy, Champagns. Bitter.
Hchappas BoilaId Gin, and many oth--
hIroI8 zoo pumeroua 20 mautiol, hesttss
esteDiss et -lLlqgt everY deacript 81 can 10
ioaea ~ - ". iotisu's Grocery hotse. 80.
-, College sifssi, Nashville. Team.
maTls-tf
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ooid ia iaiiing, 30 Is the priee of Photo
graphs a. TIE Gallery of the Cumberland.
Card Pictures row only s. per loasB.
apfh-H AS. MoEaE. rs Csdar O..
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Pearl Aiuiatures, il Oh, or Water coio-s.
Get The genuine At tho Gallery os lhs Cu1,-
borland. a,-ft
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CuTlZEhs ard strsngera wishiug alYthiuR y
this ilBs, are .nFitod y EFe ihs p0pllar e.tli-
uarters oniy sre employed, aad nQne u1t ~ uesi
49, r1oat elcg1nt nlascr1als -eeA sFerT tisrart
useut ls under cempc1elt HI1crfIslc1, sd seal
rsal sad haaf1ess striclJ o1sarfsc- cAL =
saEsod- ~ ssts'S yourH~ise~
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Thousands are Dead

And die every summer with diseases con-
tractcd oy weakness and the Effects Of warm
weather, especially Fcmaies, who might
Of Skih 4 Will's colebratsd old Kentou
Cream Ale. "All good physiciaas VII car
ufy TO tins iact." We have made extensive
Preparations b supply the demand f5r AIS
and Porter b the trade and fof family use
"a bottles and barrels. Als0 the largest
store OF Groceries and Sutler Goods IN tho
city. On hand zoe barrels Cincinnati Lager
Beer. SkfFF & WILLS,
WSolesaIe Grocery and Sutlsr House.
Ne. Hicks' Block, Pab. Square.
aPr22-lm
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$5OO,OOO
To be Sold for One Dollar Each

Without regard 70 valae and not 10 be paid for IN
Gl you know what you will receive.
Among those who have acknowledged the re-
ceipt oI VALUABLE GIFTS drsWn from this Asso-
c,atiOn since isn- 1, 1850, the following kindly per-
init their names 20 be useda
Robert Il hOtchIzIs-, New Haven, Conn, Nero.
deon. value $50. WET Wlhs, ~ 22d sd r. y,
Diamond Cluster Pin, value SOC Mrs Z g rappsn,
l5 York st., Sold Watch, value SIS. Miss Ellen
r.. uiezer7oa, Binghsmp-On, ~ g.. Melode1n, va
lge 500. Dir. u h Stone, % Tenth st, York,
Piano. value $3.50. Mrs Ihcs a Miller, Scranton,
Pa. Diamond Ring, yaius Sl75. niss Ellen j.
Peck. Springfield, he, bielodeOn, value Sl25. Or.
d. Van Ripper, Washington, ID. c., Sold uuntng
0a-sd Wa1ch, v8lue $50. Edward H.. Lindsay,
" Worcester, Mass, Piano. value $3.50. Miss Il Il
F5rws'i, Dubuque, Iowa Diamond Ear Dzops va
lre s251 Francis ] Moran, IZ6 Pearl ST., Albany,
MY, Masic Box, Vaiue so Mrs r Q lnger-o.L
Urnana, Ohio. silver set, value SEQ. Lieut. b
Henlucks WllArd's hotei. Wsshingtou, e., Sill
yer Psteui lever Watch, value ss5 Capt. ] War
uer lith Vols, silver Watch, yslue SIS.
Many persons who have drawn valuab.e prizes,
DO 1ot Wsh their names Published or We might ex.
tend his lst.
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90.
SPECIAL NOTICES


S20e, coo worth OF Quartormaslsr Vou-h-
ers, fer which the highest uarket uriss
vail BE- paid at The FiFst NaGousl lssnk
No. 50, College street. mayI2-Ist
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The Worlds Great Remedy

'Dr. sgaynr's Biood.purfy q ng Fanscea"
"lir. sEayu-'s Biooti- Flriyng Pau1Cra
rur. tuayue' Lls3d- -PurfF.ae Pfcinsa
"fr sEsyue' Blood PiffllFlng isua.es
'-Dr. SUayne's Biood-lurfynF panafa=a
'.ur. Suague.s bI0pi-ruriYins Fslsc-a-"
IT, reputation fr clruE ecr0ifll, oid rir.~a ID
r1.lf comDiaat uicsrsed =C-s ihrusl ahli.. sell.
nr darE notclesi or deiecis il the sidn i1l- sci.
.or sEin, usrzsuus or wEstuz desn. rheufnasIr
iEecuous pains IN She bones ~ D. without a-.ra-
ieL le uesz an1 det1iI afali. o. nuy dsaass "a a
scr1iu.o4s nalIlra, 3 a sure = % gool ~ TIRE
ualY lilcusard te1iil1lIl. ffafl al p1rfs ~ tnf
r1rid WI profe uotlls ever discovered esn COM
'lsra HIih ! IN c1ilils t'aiI caass 81 dl-oraers-
IfIep-Ilia eli 81 liia uiseases of eEort riodF
.tuI uI1ing-a0tt.ut. Has ever proved - efsCifal -
cor .eisls erilieiiiag cIerl rssags q isse an-
circus eoIrp rpIsiais.
chrome Eeyi.aiis 5f ahe Pace ls cured % gssa.
csrtrmfF
DsHs botchrs, ar ,iefacts ID ths safu. cfsn times
nppeeT. Ihe "fanaeea ami -. u.ntfielL' vii aesr
ihe srn, ana E.Fc q more youthful conuleEion.
To D. sure of r5sfin ng the plre and gfuu ue Pan
sea purchase dl1eei n ile Punapal once 81 ~.
svayoe Son ~ N'lth SIKH street, p .ael phia,
or al tlle IIuF stors u
W. &C. ". SMITH, Drurrs.s.
Cor. Chu-ch ani Vine sla EaalglIe
1rnHf b. HHal Hrr4f a. as4r
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For sac.

'.A eoit tiiioiQtis hricE house and wasn't iutoa
- tae norin-eesiern corner of Vine and Cedar
scra9t. , cz fsfficulars arplv q
y. ~. AchHislt "a ls lspruca Bta or
apr I'D. eopy.
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF bfARRIAGE.-
~ contsinlng nearly 40 psres. sna ~ sre
fistes and kngravngs a. he Ansioruy cf ne Hu
man Organs 10 state OF Health and disease win
Ireatise On EAriy krfuFs, Ia ueplnrahie Crnsa.
quences upon tno Mlnd ana BodY. WITH Dc
Authors Pisn Of trcafnneut-the only raHnnai asf
sliccessiui mo1ie o. cure, shown hT tha rnn.lrf
q csses treated truthail ADVISER 10 ne MAJ.
nes ana nose contefnp piaiiug Inarriale, uhc en-
terrain doubts Of their physical Condition. aenf
iree oi postage % any address on rece.pt OF g5
cents, stamps or postal eurfenag hg ai.7ra.sina
IT Ia CkQlA, No. 81 MAIDEN lane. AIhany. y. ~
Ihe authuf NAV Pc consulted unnn snr sftlra
diseases upo1 wnicn ais hock trests eiihar nrrain-
eSg o. b uias, and madiclnss sout d any part of
The world. rnarf-gr,
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$500 Doz. Painted Buckets;
5000 " Assorted Brooms
1900 Tubs, painted and whitsj
1900 Nests Baskets; J ofalI
1000 Pkgs. Spices;
300 Pkgs. Wrapping and Sewing Twinej
soc Pks. Wick;
800 Box Soap, No. l. German and TOils
800 Coils Manila Rope;
800 Coils Hemp
1000 Doc. Bed Cords;
1900 DOG. Liquor Kegs;
500 Cases Pickles;
100000 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and fine;
1,OoO BozlPipes, wood, clay, stone, &c;
$500 Cases Can Fruits;
$50 Gro. Assorted Brushes;
1900 Reams Wrapping Paper;
1000 Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, at lower prices than any
house in the West.
1000 Doz. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs;
500 Pkgs B. B, Cedar Ware;
1000 Doz. Well Buckets;
500 Bales 0akum.
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CERTIFICATES naming eseh article snd itz
NtrrE, 1re placed IN sealed envelopes. which are
well mixed One Of these Envelopes, containing
TIE Certificate or Order tor come Arucle, taorth g
ieast one dollar si retmll viii he delivered af cur
offcr, or sent bp mail 10 any address, without rs-
gard % choice, 90 the receipt uf t5 ceuts. The
purchaser vii zee shF Arutle i draws, aud fts
VtIua, Hhich mar De from One o. Five hCndIed
be article named.
Es-No Blsais-Eyery purchaser gets vaiue.
Parties dealing with "a may depend on having
proupt returns, aud the srticis drawn vii b. ina
mod-aieiy seIt % any address hy return mail or
express
hu..rc sat.siaction Guaranteed n ail Cases
- SIX Certificates Tor Uaa Dollar, Thirteen f3r
Iao laliaEs.
Aseuts waited. Send a stamp .0r g Circular. All
Iet-eu should BE- addresse8
4, BENTON a CO.
Box 800 Fo-t once, Nss YORK
arrls-1r1fsae
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Shirts at N. York Prices
=. n. THONFsoNs ssl-, u.,,t
= eaerry q. usar ua.rn.

Ssaatliui Pictures Of Babes sahsn in
.afee seconds by NJ. Ferdinand, Ire rrsst
sa'y Iamar, ai ths Gallery Of shs Cnn. her,
ansII-LG
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G.PBAREEy EXTRA GOLD PENS.

These pens bear my frnds marx, " @. p. BAas-Es,
EzTnA Lou, KK-," for which ] have secured the
o5pi-riga, and are warranted equal in hEeness OF
n1a3erla and workmanship 20 Che best Eastern msn-
ufacWre, and are believed b be superior 10 all
others ia durability and other substantial qualities
which combine 70 make really seryiceable pen.
Sent bY mai OF express on receipt Of prce and
fstrn csafp6s f by mail, nj ny TskW when 20 cents
il added for regstry9 Write your uane and ad-
dress PLAINLY.
Postage on single pen birss cent pen with any
case OF holder and box sir cents. Old pens re-
paired for fty cents (and stGzlg) each. Circulars
sent FEEE. Address
C. p. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
SIS Msin-strsei, Cor. sixth. Louisville, Eg.
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SALE OF CONDEMNED
Government Horses

4 VII srpqsr ai Puhiic Ancf.o1 On FkIDAY.
ii iuna IN, lees. A. y oeioes. 8 ne CaguaFy De-
meat Horses D.. = smith,
uaJts-td Capt ard a. Q.h,
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Shirts at N. York Prices

p ~. IHuhFaINI3 SIM f.I1I-
Apr-'-h - Cherly -t. nrsi iir.ar.
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@ @Sesr hHczIran---sack four. IN bars ana
aAil eass; family lard io8 hales rs-.-
horse bays 100 bags boiled llssl /. a. sn.,.--
cured hams 100 bags bran, and 3 flii sar.-
Piy Of Family Grucerids just received.
~yAs-ss ~. A. FaEz1aa i Ca
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A GARD.
Vol. Nv.

AE Undersigned keeps constantly on hand
- Nei esaoried stock ~ iroh, UasiinEs. Mails,
astl1aes, AKles, Copper, ENC, sash, Ola :. Axes,
Sofn Sn sheilers, straW Cutters Waqap T4fnbsr Fire
g. g. @ No Gay, Hydraulic Cement Plaster Paris
49,. 49, les ana foroeisin Kettles, Rope, Policy
49, Nliii-ioaes huckets Tubs, Rfooms,
60 i l.--i sna oruceres, alid VARIOUS other ar
.ss - slTed ioT city aud country 'rrsde = sisb
-,n.,fs u. WI LYON a Co,
ff n ar-ef sfraaf
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co was part of the rebellion, and his
immediate expulsion should be part OF
its history. 1t is given out, too, that he
said that the opinion, which was several
months since given to the public as the
opinion of Major General Sheridan. was
but the reflection of General Grants
well known views. The Lieutenant
General freely aflirms that he does not
know France in this Mexican question.
that France did not ask our consent Co
establish monarchy i'm Mexico. and
we should not consult that Power i'm re.
establishing the republic of Mexico. He
further holds that it is simply question
between us and the de .tacto government
OF Mexico. We recognize the republic
OF Mexico as the de .jare government,
and we are bound to accord to that gov
eminent the protection of our arms. He
says France has no right to fight us on
this question, it being simply question
between MaXimilian and our govern
ment; but if France will involve herself
IN war with us on this question, now
is the time to have it, before our com
merce has been again set alloat on every
sea, and while we have an army orga-
nlzed and under pay equal to the emer-
gency.
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responsibilities which the results of tn 1
war have imposed. WI

responsibilities which the results of tn Q
war have imposed.
1t was maintained by Mr.. Edward
Atkinson, in the course of the discussion
which succeeded Mr.. Tobey's speech.
that his plans were "merely pallia.
ton, and not cure of the evils existing
at the South. The difficulty was that
northern labor and capital was not safe
away from the military posts in the
southern states. No one could 90 there
and settle away from the military sta
tons, except at the risk of his life.p Mr..
| Atkinson mentioned several instances
which had come to his knowIedge
showing the danger to be confronted Nv
northern men in attempting to carry on
plantations in Georgia, Texas and
Northwestern Missouri, and said the
testimony from the south was of one
unvarying character upon this subject
Mr. Iobey said he would not DENY the
Iacts OF flgures presented by Mr.. Atkin.
son; lie had proposed the. measures
under consideration simply because la
Dor could not be recognized at the
south without northern aid. The Leg
isi"tuIes vi the southern states might
pass laws in good faith, butthey had no
power to enforce them. He wished the
Freedmen's Bureau to continue with
military power to protect labor. A good
crop could not be secured in 1866 with |
out the intepositiOn of the Federal GOV.
eminent; and Mr.. Tobey desired that
TINS course should be pursued. rather
than wait for southern action. while tha
freedmen were perishing from lack of
shelter and food. "
MR.. Atkinson said his principal obiec-
ton to the resolutions was that thew did
not declare the first requisite to be the
protection of capital and labor at the
south; A northern man now going
there knew that he would be in an in.
significant minority. II Justice was
dohe IN those states, by giving the whole
population their rights, northern settlers
would would have majority to back them.
The question being taken on the mas.
sage OF the resolutions, they were unan.
lmously adopted. '''i
On motion of Mr.. c. O. Whitmore
u was voted that the resolves be for,
warded to the President of the Tinted
states with memorial asking him to
adopt the plan embraced therein. and
larry 1t out by means of the Freedmen,s
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Those of our readers who cherish n
love OF poetry and music, as expressed
by types, will do we'll to turn to the first
page OF this days Post. Some idea NAV
he formed, from the description given,
OF the merits of the new opera which is
to be performed, for the first time in
America, at the Academy of Music,
New York, Tonight. 1t will be oh.
served, by reference tothe poetry pub.
lished, that the dead Sayers as well as
Palmerston, can be done in verse
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MAYOR ELECTED. The City Council.
at Its session of yesterday, published I'm
our paper this morning, our readers will
learn that Mr. David j. Saunders In.
oeeil elected Mayor of this city. For a
number OF years Mr.. Saunders has been
PRESIDENT of the Council, and for some
months previous to the partial restora-
tioh or civil authority in this city. he
acted as its Provisional Manager. Under
an appointment from the military an.
ihorities. II experience in the particn.
Jar duties of the office be of any avail
ne certainly ought to be well 9uaified
Nop. 80. enquirer
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The President has issued an order
reieasihg from Fort Pulaski the rebel
secretary of War Seldom and Judge
Magrath, of South Carolina. The order
did not emanate from the Adjutant
Generals Department, but came direct
from the President Hence arose the
contradiction of previous reports that
they had been released.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-, 49, =
Ds1 TWO BAD CASES OF PINS
CURED by DR. SrRIcKLlNp's PIE Rrurnv H. ,,.
'"nes'e Wisconsin, writes for the benefit of all who
sner with tho Piles that he has been troubled far ooh,
years WIN an aggravated of Piles and hi, brother
was discharged from the army az ineurabie fho hoin
q''e p"rayzed with the Pes) Both these distressing
cases We're cured with bottle of Dr. STRICKLAND. p
"'''e"S' The recommendation of these gentlemen bc.
side tho daily testimonials received hy n, o,r;o,,,
ought 10 convince those suffering that the most aoora.
waited chronic cases of Piles are cured BIZ Dr. srick.nd
rue remedy 1t is 'old by Druggists everywhere
"ALkE co and NJ. and CA. SANTOS aoon.. g.,
Norfolk, Va. 80 'o'
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-01

Our good friends the Fenians are no.
coming involved in trouble. By the
English steamer of the 18th, we learn
MT Stephens, thedead centre of all Tro
land, has been arrested near Dublin.
ana Martin Higgins, another BIG WIG
mas been apprehended at Tuam, The
English papers are jubilant over these
arrests. While all this is going on in
unhappy Ireland, 1t is reported that
the head-centre at Quebec has ahsconaea
with the funds of the Fenians in TINT
section of the world. However, it may
console all the Fenians out of Jail to
Know that the Mobiack Bay .'boys in
green" are all right, and that fbev
stand ready at a moments notice to
skate across the st. Lawrence and take
canada. Well, that will be something
!" that event, we suppose Mr.. John
oMahony will move his HEADQUARTERS
from Union Square to Montreal.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-01

Va "A SU PERIOR REMEDY.-We
eau cohscenously recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough, Dr. scklands Melliuous Couob po,
SAM 1t gives relief almost instantaneous, and is wita,
not disagreeable to the taste There /, ma ,o,b, h..
''''''ou' cough B"sam is one ofe best preparations
IN use and is all that its proprietor claims for If w.
nave tried 1t during tho past week. aud found relief from
most distressing cough. 1t is prepared by DR. stric,
'' NO. i'9 sycamore street, Cincinnati o. and for sale
by Druggists.
"ALhE co, and NJ. & c. A. SANTOS. Acents er |
Norfolk Va. 20 ''
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-01

1t would seem that General Grant -
determined to be clearly understood ON
the subject of Mexican affairs. He is re-
ported to have said, while at Richmond
the other day that the advent of Max
MILAN to the pretended throne of Mexi.