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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
THE EGYPTIAN Lotus
TIE EGYPTIAN Lotus.

Academy OF Musc-Isst nignt-b,icony right hand ado
II the young lady with silk cloak and lace htndkes
chief wishes bottle Of the EGiI'rAN LOrUS she 81
Il at auy respectable perfumers drugsisl's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

Gsoura ud,s italian Medscated SOaS
cures tan, pnpies ernptions chaps &C. al his depot No
s53 Broadway and druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

brsted and unrivse< Portable Circular Sswms iron am
wood frames, with patent head blocks and The most modes
improvements for yellow pine logs, entra heavy hs
Gang Mills of the taen construction steam Engines sn
general Machinery Apply al the works Newburg ~ - "
al room No. 8. 80 Liberty street Ne~ Yosk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

Loekstatch Sewing Machines aad Hat
toahoie Machine. WHEELER 4 WILSON, cas- Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

MRS wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SyRUP has been used 70
children with failing sAciy and success " corre'
acldy OF stomach relieves wind collie regulates IN
bowels. dyseniey and disrrs whether srsing fo,
teethinq other old aud well tried femedJ
Perfectly safe IN all Thirty 1--we cents bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUH
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUst
TUE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.

Wish me ioyt I'm the happiest living She spr
cepted You don't say thought sbr had refuses
Yes she did, but presented with bottle %
f. L.. and she couldn't hold any longeri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

All Lottery Prizes Cashed.-Dra w ings
circulars and Information sent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16
HosrErTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BrrrERS
Road u. u. Il. \. Southworth's Letter.
PRosrtcr corrAGE, GF0RcFr0wN. ID. G.,

A.-POIlak d SON, Meerschn um Manu-
facturers 6ss broadway Fourth srect-Pipes ADD
Cigar Holders wholesale and retail cut TO order mounei
with silver aud repaired
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-18

A great deal of nonsense has been uttered
by sensation lecturers and magazine writers
about wonderful arts which persisted with
the ancients To .rust in the lamentations
of these wiseacres over the ''lest arts one
would think we had fallen upon very degen,
crate times indeed, Cleopatra, no doubt,
was a very fine woman but she never dis.
solved pearls in wine. Archimedes was a
great man in his day, but he never set fire
to the Roman ships with burning glasses as
the fable relates.
The ancients had no useful arts which we
do not understand better and practice more
skilfully than they did. The humble5t Amer
lean mechanic could teach the polished
Greek and the cunning Egyptian sciences,
and arts of which they never dreamed. The
ancients indeed, did many wonderful things
which have not since been repeated; but
they were only such things as are not worth
dong over again. If we had occasion to
build such foolish things as pyramid, we
would improve upon our model in every re-
spect; and instead of keeping a hundred
thousand half,starved slaves at the work for
twenty years, we would turn it out finished
in few months. George Law and a hun
bred others would be willing to take the con,
tract at days notice.
If any people, now-a- days, lived in con-
dtion like the ancients, they would be OBJ.
jerfs for sincere pity, and it would be our
!lty speedily to send missionaries among
hem. What a lanientable sight would be a
nation of great mental vigor, half clothed
aad Poorly fed, -illing the earth with wooden
piows; without soap, pins, friction matches
n udia rubber? How queenly would one
! u oar factory girls appear to- them! How
magical he art Of d Yankee clockmaker.-
Beggars, nova, days, with regard to the sub
stantial comforts of life, fare better than
ancient kings.
Our modern civilization is surely just what
is suited for the welfare of humanity. The
steam engine, politics, electricity, moralit.
and every good thing move on tremendously
We look back into the past, to note as warn
ings the paths Of error which cur rredeces
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-18
A Happy woman.

What spectacle moro pleasing does the
world afford than happy woman contented
in her sphere. ready at all times to benefit
her little world by her exertions, and trans
forming the briers and thorns of life into
roses of Paradise by the magic Of Ter touch ?
There are those who are thus happy because
they cannot help it--no misfortunes dampen
their sweet smiles, and they diffuse cheer
full smile around them as they pursue the
even tenor of their way. They have the phi
losopbers stone; for without seeking the
baser exchange of gold, which may buy
some sort Of pleasure, they convert every
thing they touch into joy. What their con-
dition is makes no difference. They may be
rich or poor, high or low, admired or for
saken by the tickle world but the spark ling
fountain of happiness bubbles up in their
hearts and makes them radiently beautiful.
Though they live in log cabin, they make
it shine with luster which kings and queens
might covet, and they make wealth foun.
tain of blessings to the children of poverty.
Happy women are the brightest types of hg'
mainly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-18

sors trod, and we push on chcerfully and
confidently, feeling that the present and the
future are Of the utmost importance to US.
ScicJstifc american.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-18
NOTICE.

MY WIFE, Eralenet Lake, having left
lVl my bed and board without just cause,
hereby warn all persons against trusting
her on my account, as shall pay no debts
of her contracting.
FRANCIS W. LAKE.
Nov 4, 1865-Sw*
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-18

B@It is said that women first resorted to
tight lacing, to show mankind how we'll they
could bear squeezing.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05
Leller from cen. Pillow.


HurSA, AK, Nov. 20, 1865.
urlslr. Fiior- o. ne Bulletin
iu your issue of the 13d INST. / ind the
following paragraph, yiz-
" Gcu. Fillos has writton a letter 10 the
auihauiies. complaining that the Quarter
master Boa charge 1T the Government horse
corral 20 So. Louis, will mol allow him e. cx-
anime the stock there, 60 see if he could not,
idrauty some of those once ON has planta-
ton near Nashville, but turned over BY him
to abe rebel Government He insisted that
90 the animals had been captured, he Rad the
urAt under bee pardon, 30 demand their
rendition
have made no application 10 the Quar-
termaster's Department az 81. Louis 10 be
permitted o. examine the horse corral, nor
have J complained % the authorities that
soc Quartcrmaster would not allow me d.
do sD. } have newer turned over any mules
Oh the confederate authorities ID ] had
dere so. end they he'd been captured by the
Federal armies, z surely would not have
brcu STUPID enough % have expected those
mules % be- rostored 90 me. presume the
t,r.ft which thu paragraph was intended
o. piece before the ruhiIc urrinatcd la the
following iariss When the army cammauI-
sd bF huI Gsu. Curtis reached llelcnu. Ark,
mY i.ur barge cotton plantations wrse bro
hen ur u1 rastly ana tine improvements
were burned ana destroyed, and about tNa
hundred Nvri tine mules were taken away.
AacoriafniuE. recently, that tho Quar-
trruia-icr suI held many &C the mules,
ana tl4i uyy were iu she Quartsrmaster's
Impairment % si. Louis. aud believing that
tuv elects "i nay pardon was Co euhtle me
o. TIE rcalaIangu oi on property which had
nai been r''d hN decree Oi Any courts uu.
Ger tnr guulscatIau Lass. ! visited ST. Louis
Il HH..H
General sherman, who commanded tins
MILITARY division, % RESTORE o. mo thes,
uaIes, 60 assist Iuo iu rcorraui-inr nav
planting interests.
Cen. sherman rsicrrt3 nay application 10
thU VuarieTmastcr. That uiicof's endorse
ascent -iatea ihat 90 had beeu pardaacd hy
she President { WAS clearly outilloi o. al
praFo.ty taken irsm me which haa uai
hreu ssid hy q decreo oi court VI comI.s-
teui Jurisdiction. Gen. Shcruan then re-
icrrcd my appl ca.ion B. tho Secretary of
War. end asked 10 he should rcstoie tho
mules. The Secretary declined restoring
thcia. There the matter ended and there
30 uaw rc-ts- submiued % their decision
ulihaUt murmur or cemp ANT. lthourht
tle right e.rar. bul feeling grateful ior the
r'smeucy HI ihc Government ia restoring
O. uc cav uchts as o. citizen, did nat
ih.uA 90 hecainiur ia me % complain. nor
90 io o. These arc The acts Of tho case.
The Information upon which you penuei
the paragraph referred D. was, as yoa must
-'e, wholly incorrect, sul a. that psra-
sraph Is sel calculated 90 create false
i,aIlrsssau GO abe public mind, and does
iae lu Justice. NAV i uot ask you o. correct
70 ag Publishing THIS commuuicauon.
I am, with respect
Your obf scryt
GinraS J. PILlow.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05

The Methodist Church Case Decided.
ON yesterday, the Circuit Court decided
thr Taylar street Methodist Church case Ia
fav.r oil tho piaiuths, perpctuaiiDg the in
junction erunted BY the judge IN vacation,
sud ad Judging costs against the defendants.
SO ouo of abe defendants; except Mr. q. II.
buchanan iH ho Eled an answer disclaiming
suy nstiau on his part 30 prevent the tree
nee of thc church properly by Dr. L. u.
Huston aud the trustees, or any desire 60
prevent be- free uael made auy defense
whatever, but. through hr. Ira Root, one
I'D chem. announced their mientou, u
oTeu court. 30 lot the cnse 60 by de aul
The peiiti,n charged THAI The defendants
ronbined and conspirod together, aud by
mculis ui an srmed mob, lorcibly took pos
sossiou of the church proper " and hg the
same means lorcibly prevented the pastor
and congregation from wurshippiug therein.
Upon The announcement made by Mr.. Root,
thc petition was taken Tor confessed, ana
the cause unlimited % the Court. Aitcr the
inluucton was granted, Dr.. Huston, the
pastor. was arrested BY d military order
While ou his way 10 the church, and was
taken 60 Louisville, aud thence 20 Nash
vile. but released by order of the President
of she United States on bond az Louisville,
and anerward by order ct Lieut. General
GRAFT uucmdltiouallv, Thus the highest
executive and military authority of ihe
country. aud che civl authority OF kcu-
iucllr. haRc decided that Doctor Huston
NAV freely occupy tao pulpit of tho MethO-
Il,sIl.f ifa-guual church south, on Ihylor
street. sud Ne hope the question is finally
Settled. Dc Be- due to Mr.. Buchanan % state
tuat upon bic disclaimer the petition was
disml. ael u6 tO him. Can, ERq. 81 tHN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05

~ AAAA ~ AaHAfaN ~ AiA'lAs
Lines
Written On hearing Of the loss, land supposed
murder ty the AhoT gines) ofsn old znd esteemed
mead while enifaFonng to cross the Continent Of
,ustn.iia. from Melbourne 10 the Gull Of Csrpents-
NJ; ami ofths oranizSilrn Of pioneer party 90 go
10 .earfh Of hIm or he remsins.
Ne Who prepare with pilgrim feet
Your loup and doubifnl paih 10 Wend,
d. whienmg on The Wasts, y meet
The rsiics q my murdered iiiend,-
DE boles with reverence ye shsil hear
To where some mountain stFeamlst hoEs,
There, BY its niossy hank, prepare
The puioE 81 his lone reposs-
Dc ,hsii b. by "a stream whose tides
Arr driak by tads OF every wing,
Whsre cyery ioysheT ioWsr sbides
TIE esriie.t val.enlng touch OF sprngi
on, meet thst be- who 30 csrefsed
Az lovely NATURES varied charms,
That h. hsr ulariyred ron, should reft
Within b il moi eI's iondesi amsi
What though 10 reverend man be nesr.
to anthom cor its soleufn breath,
$50 funeral nte- inFest the Ler
Hith ell the ta.l0Esd pomp OF oeaih,-
Sci humble minds shall fnd q grsce,
Their PRAYERS then offered on the sod,
Snail render holF al She plare,
Audeou-ecIate the soiii0 God.
And g. shsil mind with pious care
Tls niemsIg oi the spot 20 keep.
Iusn.r tInas 90 guido me where
~ tliuous mend i- lnii 60 iltep.
For Oh, hoihui- iu olher tunes,
And te those hspper imea al undi
when sfieuce. lil.s tia smile Of 6nd,
Comes hightauiug Der ihni weary iaud -
Hoa sil ne ta,HHm hail the power,
feuesih the drooping my alfs gloon
Io sitai eve and mourn an hour,
And piugk a leaf from Charlie 5 iomh.
VIC.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05

iAsLsas Sspsalrr. By } zschos. q cents.
~ Hisi Solao' Spoakc-. BY JCzaohos. 81.
us-lAhoral DISCOUNTS 10 the Trade, Auy Woik
On our lAsi sent posi-Tsid, On receiDi Of prire.
r. ". CARROLL 3 CO,
sopf SIN q Wesi Fa1rth Street. Cfsrinra6.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05
AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings.


| r WILL offer forfa'e, a. Public Auction the iol
! u loving Government Buildings, 81 Nashville
| Tennessee Sole 10 commence on TUESDAY, De
1 cemper l2th 1853. at DO am 10 the order n Whcl
! they appear IN this advert semeni, and conunul
irom DAY 70 day until All are sold sale 10 be mad.
| on the premisss
Near Distillery, Lower Levee
one Building f2I2s iset
Barracks and Mess House. Jefferson ST
between Cherry and Summer
One Baildiug. 45XI0, % feet gh
One Bmiding, l0xlb, ~
On Lower LeVee, Halfway House:
One Building S6x2i ieet.
Cattle Depot, near Pork Warehouse,
Lower Levee
One ofh,p, 25x25 feet, two stories
Oae Kitchen, isl's feel.
Twins Landing, Lower Levee.
One Binding, 4OE2D feet
Bays Corral, near Hydes Ferry Pike
Doe Buildug. 2lX37 feet.
one building, 2lxs9 feet
One Building, Ngo feet.
One buiidinis e1klil feet
hight Bindings, each zlN25 FRET.
So Buildnfs, each 7zlu est .s.
Capt. Mills Corral, near Charlotte Pike.
Two Bahhns=, ca h 7Ux2l feet 3 story, 70 e lish.
Five shed sttties. lzuxz4 feet
Uue Forage House. i7lXu feet.
Buildings in Rear of Refugee House.
Broad Street, near High.
One Mes i0nse Ia2k7o feet II.
one Wash House, lTNy7 feet.
One Cat House, l1x2J feet.
One Kitchen, lTN.7 feet.
One Quarters, -GN5Oieet-
U. S. Iin-shop, Vine Street, near Broad
.sa saa Street
One Building, 4OxI7 o. g story. IGnhi5b
one Building 2Zxis feet.
one shed Stable, 2jxl4 feet.
One tuI House. flxs feet.
one Cosl House.
Watson House, Market Street:
one kitchen, ioA4o ieet
Baptist Church, Simmer Street near
Cedar Street.
One BuildihE, Taxa isei-
One Addition. 4Ox0D feet
oae Adaidon lox-Q Net.
Rear No. "a South Cherry st, between
Church and Broad Street.
one sts5e, Ifx2t ieet
Barracks or Cherry street between Church ana
Broad street.
One BuldnE 72x2l feet, story.
baptist Church, Cherry Street south Nashville:
Ssne Buiid ng, T6xls f-st
One boiidinE. lsKl2 iest.
eNAotch HA Atlhuuu I Ike uEllE me ne
seryoir:
One Build NJ fox2s ieet.
Two buLdiug-, each ldlxao Ret
Two buiiuings, esch 2uE-5 feet
Two huidiogs, each slxsoieet
Post Quartermasters Horse Corral
one shsd Stable. selxio fsei.
One e 6s1rt6 feet
One Builalag. s5131 lssf, TO story
One Forage houae, 65KEi ieei 80 story.
One Wash House l0Nl0 feet,
one out Buldiug idxlf Ret
One Kitchen, z4xz2 feet,
At Fort Dan McCooiz, opposite CumbeF-
land Hosp Broad Street.
One Buildiag, i2r1i feet iao story.
one Building, lexis ies1
one Building, l2srA feet, tgo story
One Bailding, d3rsi Feet.
Terms czsh- Buildlngs . b removed ;! ne 4
pu.oha-er gsfhin ten tlal dags iIom dala o ssie
By order o. caplsiaA. r. knnr, u $ A. 2.s' y
n y. cf II. a " lislAg
iecl % deci5 hFi, AaI- - ~ =
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05
orders 10 Relieve surplus Oficers Of
the Veteran Reserve Corns-

th' i"ilavIug order has been issued
eonvral oriors-No. los.
Wa brFtE'r AnJr'r Grvrrat's orlrrr.D
WASHINGTON, Nov. ~, IS6s.
'll.1e'l .aieIy ou receipt OF this order ell
.,.'l' a- ihe veteran reserve corps whose
800 can ae dispensed with viii b. re-
l-eNgl -i.a ordered 10 proceed 20 thcir re-
tt'''' Places at residence. and from there
i.l'it y -e.iertu the Adiutant General of
20 -as Pig orders The names OF an of
uerIs - iehesci wall he reported by the
ls'eiAl commanders under whose orders
l-,! ~" aI' i' The Ajjutant General of the
oi Lieut.. Gen. GRAxr.
r p. L'e sslA1. Asst. Adit. Gen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05
Concert Hall for Rent.

A PLEtsANT Hall. v5,h .,a-.,.,
"A and enenrig. Hu.iasis - i,.-.- ~ y, 7''ss
IslieaaE, 10 -,,ad llcziy. ior rent h, - -,
I'D. sens or nnaaih, iaT iarliruIss- s,s,i, II,
4 tANusHERE
ae4-H L1ntf hsrEsi naa filtiic e1n.r.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05
For Sale.

OK BILLIARD TABLE.s. With Phsalsn's coush
- ions, al complete and IN good orday. II 1oi
sold previous % the 2oth % Decerhsr next vii Re
sold a. funle Auchon, with io1r years aese oi ons
Of the hnesi rooms N Nashville, SIZE eox4Q, sid
sdloininE rooms, For further particulars enquire
6 l. LYONS BLIZZARD RooIns,
ncT&-ln uEioz siFssl, hsshF.llss
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05
sAMARTTAH's
Root and Herb Juices.
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
TETTERS, SCALES, BGsLS, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES, DC.

For Syphilis or Venereal Diseases, the Samaf-
lans Root and erb Juices D. the most potent GER
tain and sdeciuai remedy ever presented. Il reach
and eTadieaiss every PARTICLE Of the venerea poi
son, 80 that The cure D. thorough and permanent
Take then this purifying remedy End hs heasei,
and do not transmit 90 our pOseriy that Tor h.ch
you may repent 10 after YEAR,.
DO NOT DESPAIRf
Although Won mHy be pronounced incuraile, the
Samautun's Root and Herb Juices will remove
every veshge Of impurities from the system, - well
g. al the had effects Of Mercury.
FEMALESfi FEMALEStf
10 many efiecuo1s with which numhars Of Re
males suffer- the Root and Herb Juices ts most hap
pity adapted, IN q lcerated Uterus, 10 Whites, IN
bearing d0Wn, Failing OF The Womb, Debility, and
for All complaints ircident 10 The sex. sent BY eE-
press. Pnce, - per hottie.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05

Having been in business in the city for a long
time, she feels sure ofheng abe 10 giFe the sane
sansiaruon Nnch she has done for toe lsf "a years
81 those Ladies Who have chosen, and WHO may
cboose, 20 patruniza her establishment
C-ts-sFn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05
Drugs, Ole, PaInts B ChemIea
LIQUORS.

s Bbls Alcohol, % per cent.
Is per cGuL
Proof Spirits,
Pitts Whisky, pure, ior Ned. purposes
! 81 Pure French Brandy
50 Holland Gin,
Pure Port, Msdeira, and Sherry Wines,
For sale low, By EWlN 4 PENDLETON.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05

GEMS
The cheacyof these remedies Is alike acknoWl-
edged hy physicians snd patients. They are used
10 the q. g. Hospitals and ~ therresi merit have
gainea Ire appreciation o. die most able surgeons
lsiisut lake n0tcsl The ingredients are Known
90 lhe physicians who use Them, a. CA vii BEE by
the following;
Pusr hosPTFAI, hOHT MARSHALL,
ksIiimore, Feb. "a, 1884 I
81 have Crest saiislacaou IA ststng thai have
d 81 The samauian's Remedies iofiN en-,red
disease 10 De most customary forms; that have
.atsi tietn with Judgment, discretion, sHd proper
Ig and have f0und thum respond o. my autripa-
90 ; promptly and eEe.tualy. Knowing Their
composition, have the fullest confidence ga thor
eiflraay, and lar my use OF them eNtcnds,
recommend them strongly +"
ALFRED BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon SIN Nes Horl1 Vols
Reader, here Is proof positive OF Tho yalue Of
these truly valusile preparations. The Old sicken-
ine aud "a rusuug drug- hsYe 10 Eve way 10 RENE
diea purely vegetable, pleasant % The taste, and
POSITIVE CUliE.
Salihy WJ&CW 8MI TIL, Druggists,
Cor Church amt Vine streets, Nashville
DESMOND a Co, propuetnrs
slh Rare street, Philadelphia, Pa. lsepeo-om
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05
HOWE MACHINE,


Elias Howe, IT,, Inventor a Paisai'''
Il ia uuaquailed ss . Manufacturing
Machine, aud its reputation tho'onshif
established.
The HOWE SEWING MACHINE
are celebrated Cor doing the BRsi EoFk'
using much smaller needle for the
same thread than any other Machine
These Machines are made st the
new and spacious Factory At Bridge
port. Conn, under The immediate 'a-
nsrvisiou ofthe President Of the Com
p.Hy. ELIAS HOWE, j. the origins
inventor Of the Sewing Machine.
Duplicate parts Of Machines 'con-
SANITY on hand
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
nwLibersl Inducements offered to
A sa-ts
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-05
GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE,
X AND " a y. W. EAIIwaTs
AAsHvuLE TEsS-, Uet Ism, ls65 }
NO ICE.
Merchants s. Shippers.

AUR Car Load Rates Or salt per barrel was de-
" zEBej 70 embrace 80 Rup5 Barre, gHiv
shipped under this fauit rate are Z bushels or -,
Pound Barrels.
On snd amer to-day 2sl Pound Barrels only viii
BE- shipped n Tarifi-car losd rates and $50 P0un
Barrels IN same pfopoitiOn. Shippers viii please
mark weights on barrels and on hlls la1inE.
+. n. Esr ING.
coti5-2m. General Freigh Agent
uFFTcF o. GFNEEAL SUFERNTCNDESr,
Nae. AND n. & A. W RAtu0Aps,
HksHYILIE, TINS Get 9Th, Is 3. J
rs and Eter IA stiaf, Oct %. lsd5 snd unui lar
Their notice, Passenger Trains Nll lun - FOL
oWs;
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAyE Nashville for Chattanooga, and al points
South stsA. n, ArIiye at Chattanooga At go p
Returning Leave Chattanooga 81 $50 A.
Arrive 81 Nashville al 5.i5P. n.
Shebyville Accommodation, leave Nashville Al
S:l0 p. n, arriye NJ shelhyvIlle At 7-7u. P A.
ReinTsiug--Leaye saeibyNile Al $50 A. y, ar
rive 81 g.t5 ~
NASHVILLE 4 NORTHWESTERN LINZ.
Leave Nashville tor Jacksonville, AMI al points
West and Northwest, - 2. aruve - johnson
vile &C n p n
RslHroipg--Lesvs Johnsonvllle 10 A. H., arrive
81 Nashville 81 6.50A- n.
Trains on n. a n. W.R. z. oouneci Il Johnson
vile with Inst Glass lane d Steamers Tor hsdncah,
Cairo sud st Louis
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Samaritan's Wash,

i. IN case Of syphlFReei ID conjuBeiion with the
Root and serb Juicsa : 4 aii siTeouons, fnce MY
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BITTERSs

brakes Plantation Bitiora,
Bulps CedrOn .s
HOstetter's Stomach
BOorhave's Holland
Hoodgnd's German
For ssls low, BY EwIE a PENDLETON.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO.
Notice.

nRs. r. J. HUNTER, physicians - diseases
4 = o. tha THROAT, LUNtsa ane hEAht- sog.i
5Offy fs.r rsfirnar fhaf fhelr che 10 NASHVILLE
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rhi-h their silress oil D l,s West Fourth sireef
Clr-,rneIi For ne baladt % tbo-s ubo desire
heresl- h pisre themselves under her care, az
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p.Sie4 no - suiherized 10 renei ~ appliratJ-s
nj maze ezarInaa1ils, Hllch VII b. brEarded
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RIINIlRIIra

% Kegs soda, I Bbl Bluastona,
Oask Macaboy suua / Z" Cudbesr,
Bbls EPSON salts, 100 Lbs C0chInesl,
Z = Dutch Nader, 2 Bhls Cream Tartar,
800 LBS oest Indigo, birthstone.
Bbis ooppeuas, Flour sulphur,
For sale low, By EWIN a PENDLETON
July 22-t
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DIRECTORS.

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