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lie Ker 10 Richmond

From tie Colu1 bia South Cardinal Guardian.
We read a dispatch two days ago from
President Davis 70 a gentleman Of this
oity. 10 which he says he will use every
effort 70 defend aud protect South Car
DINA, and that be loves her IS
much IS the Yankees hate her. We
are much encouraged by these decls-
rations Of the President, as We believe
them 10 be sincere, and TO signify
great deal. We beg our down-hearted
readers Of we have any) TO remember
that he sgfefv Of tie South Carolina IS 1l0U
The safety Of Richmond, and the GovsTnme't
ItseJ We are thus identified with 81
that claims the protection Of General
Lees army Surely that is a tower Of
strength upon which TO rely. Mean
while, every hand to its work--every
man 10 bis post We live not for our
selves, but for our country and duty,
for truth and God
It is no uncommon thing for South
Carolinians to believe that their State
is the pivot on which the whole world
revolves; it wes that spirit which in
duced them TO so far overrate them
selves as TO measure strength with the
General Government, four years ago;
but in this instance we do not think
they magnify the Importance 10 the
rebels, Of holding the State. It is a
great truih-and we are glad 10 see the
insurgents acknowledge it--that the
safety Of South Carolina is now she
safety Of Richmond, and of the (rebeD
Government itself" and we hope our
readers viii weigh the declaration as
it deserves.
The Guardian Is right in asserting
that If South Carolina falls into Sher-
mans hands, Richmond, and the whole
Confederacy, must surrender; now
South Carolina viii be overrun, its sea
ports held, and its railroads destroyed,
and therefore the rebel usurpation must
soon be at an end. Before a fortnight,
We believe-at least before the 9TH of
March-we shall have Charleston, and
Branchville, and the important railroad
bridges in the vicinity Of Kingsyille Will
be- destroyed, and Sherman will be-
well, no matter where; suffice it TO say
be will be at the point where most
needed, and from which the most
effective blow can be struck at the
enemy.
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4 Move In The Right Direction

The following petition il being ciTeu-
lated in New York
70 The Senate and House Of Representatives.
~ Congress assembled
The undersigned. citizens of the
United States residing in the City Of
New York, respectfully represent and
urge upon the immediate consideration
Of Congress. that,
At THE time there are large numbers
Of patriotic young men discharged
honOgably from the Army and Navy,
who have suffered by wounds, sickness
and imprisonment during the present
war Your petitioners believe that
such persons have earned honorably q
right 10 permanent employment in the
civil service Of the Government, and
that the interests of the Government
would be advanced substantially by
their being so employed They res
pectfully urge that honorable service
during the present war, be made the
surest road 10 prCfeTment in the civil
service of the United States, and that
the enactment Of law TO that effect
would alleviate greatly the misfortune
Of disabled soldiers and sailors, and
also tend 10 incite enlistment5 IN the
army and navy.
They, therefore, respectfully pray the
enactment Of law preferriBg for APP
pointment TO all inferior offices, per-
sons honorably discharged from the
Military and Naval service of the L.
s, who shall have served for the pc
riod OF three years during the present
rebellion OF who shall have suffered
permanent disability while in the ser
vice; or who shall have been held for
one year as prisoners Of war, and that
the tenure OF such Office be for life or
during good behavior And your petit
TONERS viii ever pray.
Among the siguers to this, are Gen.
Scott, James T. Brady, Gen Dix, Peter
Cooper, and George Bancroft; and we
understand that several thousand other
names have already been appended
We hope 70 see the petition circulated
in every city town, village, and pre-
cinct in the United States. We shall
hail with JOY the time when every pol.
itician is hoisted out Of MS nice little
situation, as a clerk in a public Office,
and his place supplied by those who, in
the hour Of their country need, rushed
10 its rescue.
The clerks in the departments at
Washington are now urging Congress
70 raise their salaries, as they aver they
cannot live on their present incomes
Let them, then, resign at once, and
give place to honorably discharged sol
diers, who would gladly accept, for
$500 70 $3.50 per year
Nor would We confne this rule Of
employing soldiers TO clerkships. Elec-
tive Offices should be given them, as a
reward for their services. No better
plan could be adopted, 10 dispose of
trickey politicians, than to throw them
aside, for men who have served their
country on the bloody field Of strife,
in the hour Of its utmost need
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InwithdrsWing from the above atm, take plea
sure in recommending my late partner, Mr. ]. c.
French, 20 my friends, and hope that the new frro
viii meet With the liberal psironsge heretofore ex-
tended 10 the firm OF French 4 McCrOry Nv
v thtrawal IS sOloly on socouni Of nv removing
fromthe State. J. c. McCRORY 9
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SuperintendeneY Of Freedmen.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT FREEDNEN EAsr AND Mn I
DIE TENEEssEE, Nashville. Feb. l, 1855. !
Circnlar No. !

OFFICE SUPFRHTESDEST FREEDMEN EAsr AND MID-
DIE TESSEssEE, Nashville. Feb l, 1855. !
Circular No. L.
fFyHE Undersigned, by order Of the Secretary Of
4 War, and az the request Of the Military Cover
nor Of the State, assumes the supervision Of TIE
Freedmen Of East and Middle Tennessee. For the
present all officers and citzsns in charge Of Contra
had Camps 10 the District mentioned, will retain
their positions, and viii report 10 this ofbce st
once their station, the number Of pc. sons under
their command, and their condition and prospects.
Tne loyal people OF ,he State will undoubtedly
soon cohhTm, by Constitutional amendment and
statutory enactment the abol ION Of slavery IN
Tennessee; when this has beeu done, the new re.
lstOns between the white and black citizens of the
State will be adjusted and hsrmoozed by the civil
government, aud by ihe natural action OF social
laws The military supervision now annOuncsd
looks 70 this end It viii be its purpose to coop
crate vita al desiring to mSke this change by en-
couraging the freedmen 20 rely upon themselves
TO scqmre education and 70 practice morality ana
industry.
The principles laid down in TAI the snneKed let
ter Of AdJutsnt General Thomas. viii be carried
outby sue regulations as may from time 70 time
be found Necessary. r. d. MUSSEY,
Col. U. s. c. T. supt. Freedmen in East and Mid.
die Tennessee.
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FOR sALE-A Brick Yard, in working order on
on Charlotte pike, y miles from Nashville, sd
joining The lands Of Vim. r. Cooper and VIM r.
Elliston, on y. W. railroad Sufficient water 10
run theysrd, two springs and branch, in all IA
acTes.
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The Banking business heretofore caTr!ed On ~
French McCrory Will he resumed from this iaF
ty !. Q. French 4 Co, 10 the building formerly o
cnpied BY the City Bank
Feb3-IW
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HAAHvILLE, TESH., Jan. IL, 1850.
GeIerH The following are he views up which
have acted and which Idesire TO see carried ont
10 the State OF Tennessee in re alton 70 the coiored
people:
by pacingin the army, As We have done, 3 large
number Of the able bodied men, We have 70 this
extent dinnshed the actiye labor ia the state, snd
It's therefore essential that all others Of thus race
be kept IN the STATE. No papers should therefore
be given blacks 10 90 beyond its limits.
Very many have left their former homes ami
come % this city, OF in default OF finding employ
ment, have gone to cOntrabsnd camps.
It's not desirable 10 receive them, either here OF
IN the camps especially in the city, where huddlsc
together IN miserable hats, and Insdequstely Dro
yded for, they contract diseases, and death IN
many Instances IL the consequence. All should be
allowed 70 90 their former homes, or seek employ
ment 10 The country, where they will be well treat
ed, aud receive fair cOmpenss ION for Their labor.
Papers should, therefore, be granted, IN all cEses
% blacks desiring TO leave the cty to seek employ
ment.
Atthe contrsband canrs the blacks will b. hired
on fair terms q those desiring them. provided the
Commanders thereo. are satisfied thst they Will re-
celve proper treatment and their hire according 70
contr3Ct. q
Very respectfully, your ob't servant
fSignedl l. THOMAS
Adjutsnt 6feneral
Brig Gen ISo r MuIER,
Cong Post Of hashv lie, Nashville, Tenn.
feLS-lAt
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1865.

On our outside will be found what
purports to be an extract from the
Richmond Sentinel We give it just
as it came by telegraph; but if our
readers can make anything out Of it,
they can do more than we can.
P. S. Since the above was in type,
the remainder Of the article from the
Sentinel reached here, and will be
found in oGr telegraphic column on
the third page
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FOR SALE 1.-The sle cant Mansion AID well on
closed lot now occupied ~ the President az the
Union Bank, corner OF Bigh and Church streets
! h Spring street Fonts OF III 5 properIy are 9esi.
Tabls for thrifty business houses.
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FOR sALE-A Farm Of l35}k acres, miles from
Nashville, near the Gsllatin pike, q large 2-stOry
stone house in good repair, splendd cellar Under
the whole house, new frame kitchen and cabin;
good smoke, stable and buggy houses, corn CRIB,
never failing spring covered with q good rock
spring house; 80 acres in clover, the first cutting
OF Ca sold for 500, ~ acres IN Vineyard. Tha
land is all good. Timer enough for fre-wood.
Terms easy.
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rnr1cr rn sn1nIERs-we nav,

NOTICE TO S0LDIERS.--We have
published three beautiful Certificates
of Service, splendidly printed in FIVE
cOlors; size IL by 16. No veteran or
volunteer soldier Should be without
one Of them. This war will soon be
over, and every Union defender will
want a memorial to leave behind
him, to show he has done his duty to
his country and the Union. Wewill
send either of the three Certificates
inclOsed in a psstebOard tube, to any
address, by mail, on the receipt of
Fifty Cents. Or, we win send all
three, as samples, on the receipt Of
One Dollar.
GATES & GAMBLE.
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Chaneery Court at ShelbyVilIe.

rs 80.
F. T. Burrow, Ches'ey Arnold and W G. knight.
IT appearing 70 the sstisfs ton of the Clerk and
L Master, that F. r. BurroN Chesley Arnold and
". g. knight, are non-resdents of the Stare OF
Tennessee 50 that the ordinary process Of law can
not be served upon them; it IS therefore ordered
that publication be made our consecut We weeks 10
the Nashville Union, newspaper published in the
C ty OF Nashville, Tenu., Commanding said defen.
ddn's 10 appear at the next term OF this Court,
to be held in the town Of Shelbyyille on the FIRST
Monday after the fou tn Monday in February 1865,
then and there to plead, answer or demur to COM
psnsnts bill, the will be taken for COMES
sed and set hear ng CI pGrte.
W. WHITTHORNF, c & NJ.
L. COOPER & J. l.. ScUDDER Sols feb4-w4t
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W.. oAgEzos & CO., Publishers.
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Selling Out! Selling Out!

ITO CLOSE BUSINESS AT No. II CEDAR 81 i,
large lot q NIL AIRY ard Citizens Clothing,
swords, ac., a. vel s. ali kinds Of Notions, Can
nrd Fruits. Cheese, Cnesnuts, &c, &C., lower than
a. ang other place in the city.
rsre cha9ce ~ offered 70 any one wanting
good business location, part or all o. the sock Is
Tor sale, WITH the furniture OF the store.
Suffers viii certainly ind g 70 their advantage 10
can % .. Z STARTsMAN,
jansl-u No. IL Cedar street,
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FOR SALE OR LEAsE.-The pleasantly situa-
ted, comfortable and elevated residence Of Mr..
Orylle Ewing, President Of the Planters Bank Of
Tennessee, IN an area Of about 100 lots, east o.
and near the stone Bpscopa Al Church. We offer
N whole or IN part upon accommodating terms
and at reTnunerative prices.
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Notice.
I'LL QUARTKRMAsTER,s oFFIC

y
NASHVILLE TENN, Feb. 3, 1865. I
The expenditure Of gas in public Offices In the
city Of Nashville Is enormous and must be dimsn-
ished There s reason 70 believe that gas is used
BY Clerks and others, IN buildings igned a. OH
ces, and used as Quarters and 10 correct tps evil
a. well As the expense Of burning gas all night re-
neved TO BE- n many cases unnecessary it is order
ed that the Dsbursing officer shall paw no gas bill
which has nO9 been previously audited il this
Office. J. L. DONALDSON,
Brv't. Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartz master,
feb4-2T Dept. Cumberland
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Aleu- advertisements.
Election Notice.

rIVHE ANNUAL E ECTTON or DIRECTORS
II for the le Gas Light Company viii Be
held a. the Office 81 the Company, no. II Church
street. on Thursday, % dsy Of March, 1862 By
order Of the President
f.b4-td JAS. q. KENDRICK, sec'y.
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Notice.

"HEREAS, HAVE BEEN LEGALLY AMI
w duly appointed and qualified by the County
Court of Davidson county, Tenn, the Adninlstrs
tor, SC, Of W. @. Dine deceased az the November
term Of ssid court, On the 18th day Of November,
1851 this is TO notify AL persons who have claims
against the estate Of said deceased to present them
to me within the time prescribed by law or. they
viii barred.
Myself or my agen', Jacob Kramer, will befound
At Block, Kramer Co, y East side Public Squsre
feb2-lm ..ra L, W0LF5TEIN, Adm.
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House for ReaG and furniture
for Sale.

A GENTLEMAN GOING NORTH DFs'RRs
n 70 sell h's Furniture and the Lease a Ii
hooke Tor The b suce q the yesr situated in Edge
neid, net more than I've minutes Wplk frou, iha
Gnu On Street Ferry. Furniture 81 CINCINNATI n
voice prices. Also $50 bushels Of coal. For mar
aculars enquire Al this 0fhcs. fetS-tt
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FOR sALE-Seyen new, neat cottages, containing
rooms sBd kitchen, under good fence, lots p
700 feet, on Broad street, near Mr.. Shelton and
WIN. L. Bro MS residences. Possession piy en- IA
s week. Each 500. @
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Mr.. Brooks makes it an offense in
General Butler that he voted for JEFF
Davis for President in the Charleston
Convention The difference between
Butler and Brooks is that the former
voted for Davis before he was down
right rebel, while the latter has been
voting for him ever since
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FOR SALE The neat, compact, and well arrsug-
ed residence, No. y norm High street. Posses
sion can be given in a few days.
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NOS-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
WANTED,

For die COlOred Troops nov Serving In DIE
Department Of the Cumberland.
Enli-tments lnay 10 made for one, two, and three
years.
Bounty, slOO. $780, an 500. aoeoniing 10 term
OF eul sJment.
Auexce lent opportunity IL offered 10 al intelli-
ge -, active and ambitious colOred men desl ring 10
serve their c0untry.
For further information. apply 20 Capt c. P. Ly-
man, Commanding Can 2 Foster, or 70 Col Mus-
sey, 81 Cesar street, Nashville. leb3-l4t
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United States of America.

MIDDLE pIsTRICT OF TESSEss EE.-.so d.
INFORMATION HAVING BEFN FILED
"A in the District Court OF the United State f5r
Tn- Middle fhstrrt q Ten6es &c o. January D.
1855, - Horace X. HARRISON, Esl, Attorney % The
I'urtei States Tor sad U.tuct against certsu l0t
Of Good, Wares sEa Mencbsn8ise particularly
descr bed 10 tie LIST appended q FsId Information
and made part tberaoG belonging n Gustage ArB-
helm, snd ueing in the cu-tony II the Msnhd of
said DisiTeti ne same eon7i-fug - stock Cf
costs. paats, vests. hsnderchefs gigres. hose,
hoop skirts, sf arr, draWFra, shirts add under
shirts, a,ld aFaipsta persons laaflly nierEeHlrg
for their hIieres iheren, alleging that flid rs 81
g0Ods ha8 been seized On land IN fad Dlsir.ct a.
forfeei fcr e4Gieea set forth sad asern-d ~ Be-
true 70 sad Information, sud praying the usual pro-
cess and H0niuon-
Nos. thsIeofe. puTsp ant 70 the mouii.ontI said
Court 70 me directed. hereby give pubic notice 20
all persons interested IN SAID property % appear he.
fore said court o. the third Moaeay IN Apnl iss5,
az 10 o'clock, a 10 ~ the Federal Court roo IN
the Capitol It Nashville. District sioreasi1, fhe0
sd there % pfOp0uni lha CLAIMS and raaks Il. II
allszsi ous Iu that hehaif.
EDWN r GLASGOW.
MARSHA 81 ths Ma Dis.. Tennessee
z ha-d1At
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Boarders Wanted.

CyEVERAL. FAMILIES, AND SIX Or Elth
= Gentlemen can be furnished win bo-la -.
Lodging 81 No. 10 youth spruce s,f-et, b., ~,
Church and Broad Day b0sr1crs can also - ~.
cOMmodated.
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ChsRCery Court at ShelbyVille
William Brown,
Is.
William B. Sutton

IT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
i Master that the defendant, VIM. B. Sutton is =
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee ana resides
IN parts unknown, 50 as the ordinary process Of
Jaw cannot be served upon him; it Is therefore or
dered by the Clerk and Master, that pui4-a ion be
made ~ the Nashville Union, 3 N V-i.I,r ubish-
ed in the City Of Nashville for iogr Successive
weeks, requiring the said defendant TO appear at
the Court house, in the town Of shelUyville, Bed
ford county, Tennessee, on the first Monday after
answer or demur to complAnsnts bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed, and set for hearing
PgYTS WM. J. WHI1THORNE, @ a NJ.
THOs II. CoIDyELL Sol. frb4-W4t
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GALLERY
or THE
Cumberland.
CATALOGUE

NJ PHOTOGRA PHIC CARTES De yIgTTE or
~ distinguished officers OF the Fe,iersl ana Coz
federate Amy aud Navy, for ssIs, Wholesals aua
Retail liberal discount made 70 dealers
Retail price, q cents, sent 70 any part OF tl.s
country, b. NAL on receipts Of an order with ths
mOney, - ''MORSE'S GtsLLERY or TIE CUM
BEkLAND," Is Gear stress. Nashville Tennas-
see. Also, for sale Card pictures Of prominent ~
tresses, &C. &C.
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Notice.

L. 5. COTTON AGENCY, 90 UNION ST.
NASHVILLE, TEsS.t Feb. ,, 1855.
A IL COTTON ARRIVING AT THIS PLACE,
"a and moving under eertifi Eats issued from
this Office mnst be consigned 10 ms, and delivered
- the Government Store House Of Briggs Co., N.
z coreer Of Church ard College streets
GREEN ADAMS, Purchasing Agent
feb4-G
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I.,usyRATED MONTHLY

IL AND MMLLE DEMOkEsTs MIHRUR OF
FASHIONS.-The splendid February number now
ready, comprising TIE most brilliant and entertain
ing Novelties, Rel able Fashions and Literary
Gems, ever combined in one Magazine. universally
acknowledged the Model Parlor Magazine Of Amer
ica. Sold everywhere. Do not fail to see the mag
nihcent February number. Splendid Premiums for
y sry subscribers at So Single copies mailed free
on receipt Of price, p cents. No. 30 Beekman
street. New York. feb2-'t
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just received, large and selected
stock Of Cigars, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, At Il Ehrenbergs, No 40
Union street
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Splendid Mansion for Rent or
Lease.

rTHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE To FENT
i the handsome and corlulodous residehee 90
the lateA. ". VENEER, South-we'- corner u sam
Tner and Ceder streets, Nashville
e led proposals for the same are invited Apply
70 NELSON & MURFEsE, Agents,
fausI-fv No. ~ ChsrTy =tfeet.
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FOR sALE-ThetFo exceedingly desirable Store
HOn.es on north Market street, DAKt north OF
Lamsden's, running through % Front street,
commanding fronts on two important street,
These hne stores are worthy the sttenti0u Of men
Of large business capacity.
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Dentistry.

TN. l.. +. GUMS ns0tA Once is ever R.
J ThonpsOn's FIinishing store co cherry stTeet,
second house south of Union street
Entrance through 1bompsons store
p2s-lv% I'D. P&fl
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Informafion Wanted

INFORMATION or THE PRESENT WHERE
1 abouts and residence Of chsrd NJ Sparks
formerly Of Knoxville East Tenn, addressed %
a. =, Union ONCE, will be thankfully received by
one who is very anxious to hear from hinl.
We
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SO Reward.

- Cav and McLsmOTs streets, = Bseh aoIs-,
lth knot or his len hind leg. snd shout - 1aslas
high. The above reward viii b raid % sny Que
- 80 Rim fe12-5te NELSON ALLEN.
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TsNDER5 HIS SERVICES IN THE VARIOUS
i ranches Of his RECESSION
S-Ufhce-No. 46 Cherry street, near the State
Bank feb4-Im
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Notice.

IF MRS. MARY JOYCE, WIDOW OF PAT
a joyce, who was private Of Co. B., LIST MIDDLE
Tennessee lnfautTy, and who died in camp near
Nashville, Tenn, August 10th, 1865. Will address
MARKS Co., Bankers, sfd Street, Louisville, Ken
lucky, she will hear something 70 her advantage.
febf-2t
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BOARDING.

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCO MMoDA-
"A TED with Boarding IN private family, by ap
plying at No II South Cherry Street, next door to
Provost Marshals Office. Jan3l-l5tS
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Situation Wanted.

DY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, IN A STORE,
ID either Dry Goods OF Groceries, who has hsd
some experience. Good references given IL re-
CURED. Address T. r. g., Union ofise. febi2t"
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TzRus UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
pF
DOCTOR McCiLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES. Is
DROWNING hin WITH SUCCESS IL
OTHER STATES, As 1T u II
NA5HFILLE. TENNESSEE

For further information in regard TO
the skillful success in the treatment of
diseases, the reader is referred to SRI
LES THEEAPEUTIOs and MARSHA MEDICA.
two large volumes, late edition of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find Dr.. McGilIs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases of women. Fora diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
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) 81. TAERAG.
Lost

A FINE CREAM OR Dun COLORED SADDLE
IA Horse, scant IA hands high, msne ssnd Tel
white, With saddle aud BRIDE Whoever will re-
turn lhe horse 10 me shall be Literally rewarded.
W. J. WEIGH,
feh9-4~ 80 n College s.