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Candidates fo- the House or Repre-,
sentallFes:

An4arsn-F. Il Cors j 1aF-rsoa-J MINIS.
hrgrrt- a Donaldson. II ..gsTeu .e--h A Garner
Bprr.rf-Ea. C8au-r .L.aaoln-I hersheF val
BradIav-J ---e ia l-sus. u 8soB-H waters.
C.snra---Vrrr Iartrr INarlgn-g s Eaul-toa.
"a .-oI.-.Iegu foIa7n- I1ar-naIi--Ab oiee o.
C4rruL -fI-g prcnr-. |Nsurv-iarr fiiIuOrs.
Csrter-P g. -IaFz lNrSs rvs l. Warren
CI.I53ne- Farur7 Jones. ioMun-J y Henderson
Cocro-g shuts |Ngnr1e-G " Gaines.
DeEal5-Dr j Q Fuaa1. Hon'gcmery-W Wines
I,-E--1-A Do EreE- Naogu-W IS WogdoOck
Favrt a-Hm SHclL1u. |ytDn-F s Smi b.
Fran. ru--a. q UurlE |J. crrH-k i Garrett
Gfb.ul-T p 5frEg.I. r aue-Ih5z O Mason.
G.Ir--Igs p 81 I.a. ihygaFg-1r--J - M lCv.
GrsirRer-1 ~ BraEe. is4tl-rlort-W ElEO C.
Grerua-1anrr= 'u1rs l-E tl-a haft Brittle.
Hamilton R Boo o. la l.su-Wr1 U-l eulL.
Hs-rauar--t. . smith. |.Uuue WI u Wright
Hardin. IrH- Hasgtll. .S-crgrt-I94 Wood ".
Hawkins ~ 81 SD o.. --ever-WI son DuEEan
HayEu.I-H = 30 I'm Or--A 4 81 rlae-ley.
Hc.a-..H1-H Pearson. Warsa--A q Faulkner.
Henry. C.utehfald. .Wa-lnrto--5 p Griffith
BIrEurl--i Pu.fzt C.. .Wfare- mo Port
HanrrrS-LH Jagis 'WaaFIcv--E Underwood
John con Jos Veg e- |Ws1-G " hnder-.
JarEtDu A Uf,.l.4 .Wt..fl-gs--A W Moss.
BnoE-Hm HeasaI
Wisou-WI 90 D. Wst,rs and Wrn u G-mmrt.
li1s.t-.G-fa. IS a cFIs sod = Carter
sh-i y--l VI Inm-ny aud Col VI T RIDER.
Feafr --. N1usr, scott and CuEl JeIlgad-tapt
IuuEa.v1-H I.n.na n Melton.
Carter luH DO H.rr-EI jan rimarIy
Greene, Hawkins, Iuso1s sHt JeIer-on-D 6
Jhgwru.E
hTHE aUt Sewer Samuel FrFawT0n-
Alde % su GamHls II-Jaugs Dough 3.
Polk. N.E.al add Ta.la-E . Copslard
Ehra. E.ol-ae, Hamilton rul -eQUa chic
WF aar.
GTIdT, C.Eaa and Eau Purpr-J r Thomas
Smith. -uIartr aad n 3cor--Ibea5 re- Herrunns
Davidson, Robertson, Montgomery and Cheat
ham Pr DOS uuia0n.
HI aalI.ri and Ee1'oTl-5aa Mnli nz.
Lu.ou. Marshall mf 60 le--Davd Mc5shcy.
William Oh, HsuTv on Lpuil--sH ; D. ArHeil.
Fen 1u and Humllr T-uOr-ey Lymas.
per HHa Isss'lr-Ig'U -frErlF
NnoIs.
Dyer ANA Is1HarH. .e-Wu eesler.
Earlu7 aLD -y and -7yegc-P = Richards.
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Just Received,
,aoS ASNNcssNSg
80 Per steamer J. q. Gilmore.

A LARGE ASSORTED STOCK OF IRON CAST
n IDgs Axles, Springs PlOWs, Horse shoes and
hslis, nrass Kettles. ShoTels, Spades, FIRE Brick
Axes, Tubs, Hsshboaras, Clover aad other Field
Seeds. For sale by WM. Lynn 4 Co,
febl2-2Hs 80 Marzet street
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IETANTBD-AGENTs FOR THE NURSE AND
W sFY.-lh8 most interesting and exciting
took ever publsred, embTSoIng the adventures q
3 woman 10 the Ualon army s. Nurse, rccut aud
Spy. Giving most vivid inner 9lctuTe Of the war.
Returned aud disabled officers and Soldiers in
want OF profitable employment vii fnd it Pecu-
Eafy adapted 20 their condition. JONES BROS
s co - Man street. CnCinnsu, OHIO
Fgl9l-3md&Ws
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10 the Ladies.

Az A8ecGcns o. the Womb treated Rith succass.
Those hErFGJ Ladies VINO have been 80 unSorlu-
nate % 1olllS-Ty or Prove abortion can b eaFrisd
tcii
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Of Not, Letter, Foalscsp and Legal cap Papers, Z
Buff White, Cgllsrv, opaque, Magcntt, " ura-
ing and O-iciu Enve.opea Diaries f5r lsU5,
MpmoIsniums Ot every style, Psss-hOoks, Al =
buns sll sizes, lLclUdHg sold ers Pocket A. >
b8us Pocket inkst2uds, eel Pens, aad =
LARGE assortment Of the most Celebrated : Id
Pens Pencils, Psper Collars Pocket Cutlery, .
~ iualuR the ceiaAEltsd NOstenhOlm's and 3
Wade q Butchers I'm yes Pocket Books 4
Pipes, C0mhs, BAR Brushes, Emery Paper 1
Gun llu, Backing and Brush s, Buffers, Ar
7-Id'= Toeell's French Carnine Sud Copying
hike, Muc'lGge. Cad Portraits Of Generals, 4
Pr.z. PsrkaEes, Port F0lIas, DICe, Fancy soaps, \
Blank Rocks end B!otang Paner, q variety Of ,
Desk IukztRnds, Psuer-N Fights Pen Kacks \
Bfl File- Letter Clips Rubber Rulers, Eras- >
ing Eniyas RUIi g Pens, and an endless "a =
rie.y Of Motions.
School Books! school Books!
We have "A small stock Of Cigars, VIII ch We
VIII We. af Cincinnati Prices. Also, a small +,
stock 81 Gays Cough Cure .or sale al Whole \
sale Prices.
To the Soldiers. /.
We have three beautiful Autographs, repre- :
sent & the different branches Of the service,
printed ia four cClOrs, titled Soldiers Ger :
Z taate." " Union defenders Certificate and 4
L. =. Army Diploma SIZE lZXl6 inches.
They are enclosed IN psstebOard Jahe, and :
eau be sent hv WsI without injury. Every orti- .
Ger and soldier SHOULD buy Them ana send ]
them % their friends. y
.........-..--.-... .--,.'.-...-.. 81 each .
For the three, postage pa.d....-...---.-Si % .
7 liberal discount made 90 wholesale dealer'.
W. wll I'll an orders for Certificates or sta =
nonery, by mail or express, promptly
!. ~. RHODES e. Co, E
ieb-2 Il g Union street. Nashville, Tenn. .
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w anted

no PURCHASE. TWENTY GOOD WORK Mules,
for the use Of the Corporation Of Nashville APP
ply atthe upper end Of the Market House.
JOHN HUGH HMTTH,
falIE-ff Mayor
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Notice.
once Of Aaams E1prel

Oflee Of Adams Express Company
NAsavILLE, Feb. &C. iss5.
MO EMPLOYEE OF THIS COMPANY. or
~ those NOT N their employ, have any author "
clsiTns Of the kind Eill be paid By them.
f-bls-6t 8 A. IpSES General A cent
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO THE
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
Nashville, Tennessee.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

a .
NAsHIsGToE, Jan. 81, 1s65. }
VETHEREAs, BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w PIE ented to tha undersigned, it hiss been
male o appear that o THE SECOND NATIONAL
PtNK OF NASHVILLE" in the city ofNashvile,
in The county Of Davidson, and Stste II Tanne sSee
MS Den duly organized under and according 10 the
requirements of the Act Of Congress, entitled 'An
Act 10 provide q National Currency, secured bv q
pledge of United States bon -, sud to provide for
the circulation sfd redemption thereof" approved
June Sd, 1854, and has com lied with IN the pro-
visions Of said set, required 10 re compiled with
before commencing the business Of Banking under
said set:
Now, therefore, I, Hugh McCulioch, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that .'iha Sc
eond n, tiona Bank Of Nashville" n the CITY Of
Nashville 10 the county OF Dsyid-on, and Stste 81
Tennessee, i authorized to commence the bn-i-
ueEs Of banking under the Act Aforesaid
In testimony WhereO " tres= nov
TO- hand and seal Of Office this ihlrty-fr-s
, S E.-AL day CT January, ls65.
- 8 - HUGH McCULLOCH,
COMPTROLLER OF the Currency
Ba5-The above institution " II be opened 70 0usi.
ness n the course Of a few days, Of which due no
tee WILL he ven.
JOHN LUMsDEN, Cashier.
fah17-oru
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Restaurant Tor Sale.

7 EASE, BUILDING, STOCK. FIXTURES, and
j 1 good vii OF z Reataurant, very elgbly situs-
tel for ISLE a & eat bargain. Price 5000
Apply tor partlot isrs %
NELSON Z MURFREE,
fsb2l-lW p Cherry street
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Coke for Sale,

FINHE GAS LIGHT COMPANY CAN FURNISH
q feW cart loads Of Coke. Price g. LOAF de-
Evere1.
Apply a. the once o. the Company. No. II
Church street. J. II. kENDRiCR, Se.5'y
fPbi7-lW
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UNION AND REFORM TICKET.
Candidates for the Senate:

Let n.st--or p 2 Hl.'e-.14tl Iiet-R r LasataT
- C j e kfruay IIsfH " Va Stewart
a 80 q Ega1r'an. 'iJtl " II J Cypert.
a. re- - Dewitt r. -r.1s.r.I1rh 90 - IS FaarsCn.
Fth --aruI b Rogers .Ts b " John TUmhe
6fh &c -..rs IS Kern .latl 90 b p Ppsrt
Ttb ~ b ErE wee. |.Hl 60 --TlO- A Muse
50 A n Gaze 'ol-t " Col Hurt.
sth " -WU 20 "a. .--t " --. , \ Case.
10fEu -r-I.- b. 3 wen 's4l d" w X Hall
81tba -Tl- Y Is E-az.e- .-.tH " DAVID Sgru.
l2tbu VIM spence. .15ta " -JGO v smith.
18Th" w Il IS saufr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-22

Petroleum is prime for tanning.
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S25 Reward.
Wanted.

A PART SER, WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF
- frgm lhrse thousand 10 i've thOusaud dCllarss
IN a bsziue-= which will pay one hundred per cent
10 thirty days. Plea inquire at once Of CITY
Eoto, frlIu 10 20 y a II, or from 70 P. ID.
Gigg-5--
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70 The Uamarriea.

GRACE VAN EVERY. THE GIFTED CIsr-
" Voyant snd tugur-t, can, by the s.d U. lHa
H0-0s Gps. produce perfect Likeness O. your Boo.
,ure partner giving h- date o the happy event.
leading ira q Of character. occupation, NhrgHar
rnh or poor. Post Office aiire r, auf cther yarus-
bic Information, If de. irpd.
Send BY mail, Prepaid, Que Dollar, ami Red
stamp, With full description Of yOurrCll, ami j
vi return the hGenes-, with the above nlom,.
ton. Address
GRACE VAN EVERY,
T. M fl & ug Inns IA
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4(ew Aarertisemeuta.

acknowledging mamas.
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$500 Reward.

WE WILL GIVE TO ASY ONE PRODUCING
" Assure, speedy and de "a cure lor GGUor
thrm and Chenere IS We u send 70 shy address. a
The rfcept q ten cent postage stamp with s. ..r
the former, or $40 for the latter lSevr fI4 10 n--
male CT female 10 from i've % ten days. Try o.
Address DRS. LARFRGE & DENOYfA
tebls-Sm dSws Drawer 5l1 Datr o. Men
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Wanted

FgRNIsHED ROOM, WITH OR WITHOUT
II toad lu private family preferred. AkiIcss
- q x Ugi1n err e. feb2i-ZJs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-04-22
Sherl6's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued by the
Id Clerk of the District Court Of the I'd Ju.
dicial District Of Washington Territory, hold.
ling terms at Olympia, dated the 9Th day q
March, A. D. 1868, and to medirected, hare
levied upon, seized and taken into Execution
the following described real estate, to-wit :
Block forty.eight (4S). In the town Of Olympus,
also the undivided one-haif Of those csrtaia
lots Of land In the said town Of Olympia, known
ON the plat 81 saiA tswn - lees ed IL
block No. eight 10y, with the undivided one.
half of the frame building and aPpurtsnaacss
thereon, erected and formerly known - Tie
IS Pioneer aad Democrat Printing Ol6es, alss
the North 30 feet Of lots No. I and II block
No. Is, being onc-fourth Of said lots, In The
town Of Olympia aforesaid, and will proceed
10 sell the same at public auction, u the high.
est bidder for cash, ~ the law directs. On Sat.
urday, the 2ath day Of April, A. D. 1885. ct the
hour Of one o'clock p. M, At The Court House
door in Olympia: said sale being to satisiy
Judgment Of the District Court In favor Of ".
w. Miller against @. 9. Blanksnship aad "a.
ward Furste, which said judgment was Assigned
20 n. L. Hsdton, and IL ail aow anoantlse
20 the cum Of $l,8le l0-l0o aad - lo.le0
costs Of SAT-, with decreased costs.
J. n. K8LL6Tf,
Sheriff d Tharstoa Ceuaty.
Olympia, March 30, lseS. 3l'w4
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L. Bettman. Esq.. viii pay tn
highest market price for wool.

HoLLowAy's OINTMENT AND PILIs.--
For bad legs, bad breasts ana scofbutic a
|strofulous sores, this is genuine specific.
The grateful and earnest testimony of
thousands who have experienced their 40.
'rivaled power over these complaints, and
who have been raised from PROSTATE help.
|lessncss and condition ,oathsome to them.
selves and others, renders il quite unnec.
essary to enlarge in this place upon it, ex.
|traordinary virtues. The parts affected
should be ba!hed with luke.warm water,
and when the pores are thereby opened
the Ointment should be rubbed In ct least
twice a day. all round thu complaining
parts. 1t then pcnetrates to the seat
Of the disorder. aud effects . thorough
and permanent cure. These preparations
are composed Of rare balsame, a. mild -
they are ef6cacicus. SO
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-04-22

- Isaac Lishtner. Esq, has just n.
ccived ono Of the largest stocks Of mereha,.
disc ever brought TO the place. Cal ~
H. see him."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-04-22

RATHER LArs.-The proeeedinys ofshs
Whatcom county Uaioa Convention were
received this week-having been Eve
weeks on the way.
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80, .'e"'.'s PIes' oesei'sed.
The extra OF the Star has the following:
Developments have been made, showing q
deep laid plan by par: OF gang OF conspir. I
atom. including members Of the Order of
. the Golden Circle. to murder the President
and Cabinet. There is reason to believe
that Secretary Seward had Information
from Europe several months since. that
something desperate was to transpirs I'M
Washington, and most probably referred
4 to the late assassination.
Pickets have encircled the city since
Friday night to prevent the escape Of par
,, ties who murdered the President, and wers|
fred on at several points BY concealed
parties.
The National Iatell;gcxcer says: Wei
4 can state on the highest authority that it
1 has been ascertained regular conspiracy
exists to Assassirate every member Of tue!
Cabinet, and names seven appointed assas.
4 sins who arc understood and known. and
when present investigations are concluded
and published, the public will be aston
ished.
A member of the Cabinet remarked one
! day after the murder of President Lincoln.
that the rebels had lost their best friend.
The InteVigexcer has the following: IT.
is understood from the best authorities!
that Mr.. Lincoln expressed The utmost con.
6dence in the then Vice President
Andrew Jehnssn President.
Warrington, AprIl5, m.-Oficial
notice of the death of the late President
was giveu by the Heads Of Departments
this morning to Andrew johnson. Vice
president, OH whom, BY the Constitution,
dcvolyes the office Of President. Mr..
johnson. upon receipt of the notice, ap-|
peared before Hon. s. P. Chase, Chief
Justice of the United States aud took the|
oath Of Office as President of the United
States. and assumed ito duties; aud at|
l2 o'clock the President met the Heads of
Departments at Cabinet meeting in the!
Treasury Department. AmongiotLer business|
the following was transacted: Firs..the ar!
rangement for the funeral Of the late Pres
idcnt were referred to the several Secreta.
rirs, AZ far as they related to their respect.
i've departments. Second-Hunter wasI
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this 10th day a April, 10 the year At 90
Lord one thousand eight hundred asd six.
|ty-6ve. and o: tbs Isd-pssieses Il he
United States Of America the eighty ninth.
ELWOOD EVANS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-04-22

u We are requested to state that he
Ladies' Union Society win meet next Fri.
day evening, at thu resid.aes Of Nrs. Wsr.
|bass All parties favoring tbs objects of
the association are invited to atteod.
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l88 j.
I...'r .
]. D. Arthur &SOn,

SAN FRANCIeCO.
Ger. q Oovas ooA CaalGbenao -.
AYOW easf Ct sale. Whs)esn1s = 0GonD, .
~ large and sarir1 asssssnsss g - kis1s
AGRICULTURAL
q R1s2 1T 21Rok
Ala - csa<sssa.a - O0A1D.
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n.xi.g sSfEn Co., - o. hsdn1
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- 1884, - "a - On1 @n -
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IA; Ts~ lwg~zn<.r HfA~s .sksrr go
rs&~rxs%@ xna esse-xkzsss vs<A sA< Lsru6-
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San Frascisco. april l6.-The city
was quiet last evening. The troops from
the Preside and Aleatraz. together With
the militia stood on guard nearly al night
and arc pasroling the streets to-day. There
ARE over 5000 men under arms. Capt.
|Ulin, Of the Provost Gsard. last aigbt,
s-is-d the Press. Mosifor, EeAs De Psei-
Ggse odiccs and placed guard over each.
A large meeting At the Uaioa League
held las, nigh; was addressed By the Nay
lac and o,hrrs, who eounscied the psoplc
10 ps~<~rve good ordcs The Grant Clsb
also held a meeting. Il which ssae at
|s~arss vese made to isciss he PSsple b .
|de1e.ssastia se.inA she Aias - Blk
|sa s-vsp.P-ss. - Ta-snFa Company,
|bus IL sessapa - snssssala sgine u
Nh inGsr1e< Il the s4ern - q. lsn1ssu
~ - e3uh An - s,ssuin -
Assi.s - A<skssysa - ssis-a - Asox-
l.ry. fhrss szisas - s.soA1s sAsa -
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lefty, were displayed at halt-mast, stores
and places Of business owned by Amcri.
CAPS, were closed, and the feeling Of grief
10y the Canadian people is intense.
sorrow throughout the Nerth.
Neu York, April 15.-Places Of business
arc closed. the streets assuming a sombrc
hue. and all hotels, public Offices. stores
and banks are draped in mourning. Suit
able resolutions were adopted At the Corn
Exchange Gold Room by the Board OF
Brokers, which then Immediately 3D.
liourned.
An immense meeting was held in Wall
street this evening. which was addressed
by General Butler. ID. s. Dickinson and
others. and appropriate resolutions we're
adopted.
A committee Of shirt-en eminent msr-
chants and eifixros we're aPpo;nicd 10 60
90 wsshiagsaa 70 si,end the funeral.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-15
west virginia Postomoe. and NAH
Routes.

west Virginia POstOniceS and Mail
The following orders have been issued
from the Department at Washington in
reference to West Virginia postal mat
tens:
Reopen route 4,2Os, New jackson
Court House to Mud Bridge, 81 miles /;
route APP Hamlin to Ballardsville, 40
miles; route 4,213, Kanawha Court
House to Wayne Court House, and No.
4,2l7, Cabell Court House TO Logan
Court House, are let to Henry C. Tuck
er, of KanRwhR Court House-service
to go into operation on the LIST of Janu-
ary next. gEEF g-sEE
At Charlestown; wv. Va, the POST
master Is authorized to employ a mes
senger between his Office and the rail-
road depot of the Winchester and Poto-
mac Company until said road is deliv-
cred into the hands of the company.
Reopen Kanawha Saline, Kanawha
county, and appoint s. c. Stiles, Post
master, vice j. S. Ruffner.
Re-establish GlOver's Gap, Marion
county, and appoint s. C. Boyler Post
master.
AT Arnettsville, MononGalia county,
appoint Jos. H. Google Postmaster, vice
Sarah Z. Cox, resigned.
At Patterson Depot, Hampshire coun-
ty, appoint w. 7. Keller Postmaster,
vice D. f. Conklin, resigned.
Frankfort, Hampshire county, John
b. Young Postmaster, vice William
Rural Dale, Upshur county, Joseph
II. Lewis Postmaster, vice Alex. Gufn,
resigned.
DISCONTINUE Luney's Creek, Hardy
county.