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EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Cnrarnmpnt Railroad PFopsTiy.

Government Railroad ffVPei "
vurft 10 sold "a PUBLIC AggcTlo,S... On ~
w VEnIBEE -. 1850, Be iho foot o. foi''H' l''
b. i'' .i,.5 Pa Cars. 81 n ra7ee. ~
FER na.'ie EsiifCed lompaly. ~ 49,.
S.,, o Dc Cars. cause q 'eei - tli'e
o--VrvFNBFR =. tsd5. al Louiss.l.s, hy.
a. ~ 5as,i8 ans AEea, sll aar Nree-t
ga sdAEies, 4,-- -fr.-r
D smoke stalk 49,
tar lrlre7.l r.r--. I F-srrr
Psusl-l fa'is -E Cs--
5000 r5undscf scrap ir'a-
| ,prCrfBEE1. lsl1, s. neup ~. -, r..
e-tIra stock Of The ~ 8. A % -ss II ra-f
reundr.nE on hand - iiaa p'--''
i.6i Higafy Tons escorted IRE.
| ai1 grf hunired ion-
~ 800 81 r..s4 40 e general as'ortneul
81 ---...lt -.oras. s1ill1nle Or ill
- -.r.-g,rarg d.. ls55. % fasn7'ie, Igal.,
/ " S7'7 ,i.'.ig-, ra.'rosi, reglan-ls % - y
/ y. - s-,,iv sore caussias "a paIi a. i'i
5000, Treaty tsausant ~, .--..., ~ r.,-
49,. ll.-,a fH1raand t11e asaqfiai ~ tI"ll
I ti--Ni -..l.s sIuate. hs.i ruulsi. aaa a1 3 e.
r rtrhr. i11s Boiler ald Tara nor
L.. m 1--we tons assorted --re-,
i ,. rr4s Hurdrsd tons Scrip Iron lAf1ila p
-. r-~.ts-iIrs ih5uslui po1uis Fuslus 8rlss
a. s.,s GatFrraaa Or a. knsa,
sr.-' q. &c., Hrsss cE.. every ds.-rfp,,on
4 49, ai1ae aai1@s a % 81,
1 1-,-s..- tIau. ilrInF nd isIurrlE ! l1s-
l E-ts Ifauaud tspler afIfa a -
| u-.-ra-r rr0uehf ar1 easf, sheet lqFpff n llt :
] e.ls-rl' sulsa, ci1.lfald k1pe q ! sa--,
l 5000 Baets TiaEis ati nsfen,
I ra-r. fiiess ard Fsrnfs. 90 -iuda.
/ Rsrread fauars. keilF's Head LiGh'f-
Ca0rrue = oFes sra 2 rtures. Heating n
/ rrn s.fs u Caruautsrs. fla-isullh- s 80
] -.ara' Tool, lllfuar t7r eprfA-i j.. T..
/ - fs.fa--. FHes, Burti 900 -1Ees-, $500
] III Kinds. srl almost eterY ari '-le
] r-ad eI.srsfa lrs a1d al o. r1a fery i'
] "a p hrr.a arc Inthasf eteFrns = - 49,.
i h 'r-o PIgners. sslers CO, lasl ..-.4 = Bro
/ dr on BoIt cutter, asd iies tla 5sf-ueg,
I III 0-.a srIa Cu+-o.f Iafhe, 81
/ u Two Fsr Borers, inc. ,.-arl
liIl ons Tpr.Fat EaEns, 49, llo-sli's patti
| 'Il One Tup Hsuiaaef - il-r--sr.
l1t Ora 81 ouldsIf -team
l Nm 49, - -1Ti = - - Fsf'r1sI TOSS N
i ~ ..--5.,s.as anIi sa.'i
- 80. co.'s org o. rgbssi4rahrs Toola.
| Cz~r,euisr's llo flaef.nasta lrria
Hlacksult1s 80 Esue. elllfu. A. ac-
stove 500 r tioreruIueei ~
49, q - -. ...'.-.. 81
vie - - n ~. auful ilai a lsennfh.a- 90 aff-'-
I nafila- 80. Ino. flrEss s 81 81
cae1n 1870 II Ii.aiErs a1a aIlfdld CON ialer
/ t..--i-rlv fnFiie-s b aln s7la
I r. - a.n eor1luenca A. , e-llefl a H. % 80
-. 80 ooatnzs dzllT uniil ~ .fs Pss,Pssll
49,. a = cabuaa al A, z. y. Y. -
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LODI Markef.

ADTERTIsER OFFIcE,
MoSTooNERT, Ala, Nov. 20, 1855.
CoTToS.-A better feeling exists Il msy
be quoted az from 80 % sc, Is 10 quality.
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Atlanta Marker.

ATLANTA, Nov %.
The cotton market yesterday exhibited a
little more animation than has been OBJ
served for some days. The outside figures
may be plsced al from % 10 40 eents.-fa-
felIgencrr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-25

For SYPHILIS or Venereal Diseases, the ssmsrl-
lan's Root aud Herb Juices II the mort Po'sut -
- snd sfi-tual remedy ever pTeeGubed- II reac-
- and eradcates every particle q the veneresi po-
son - thst the cure IL thorUush and permanent
Tsks then this purifying remedy and ne nes =
srd do not transmit 20 four poaieiI nat iof Nien
YOU nay repent 10 Eiter YEAR,
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although YOU may be propoouced mcura'ie i tne
ssTsrit.u's Root md Herb Juices VII reno qe
eyerv vestige Of impurities nora tie sY8ie' - ven
A. al the bad effects Of Mercury
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orrlcr o. er,raAl srrs,s!ssDss1.

OFFICE 90 dFNERAL StfhtAlANhANAf
Nae. AND n & m. AAiiaoAnS'
NASHVILLE, Tx ct sth, Is =.
IN snd after TUESDAY, Oct q, Boz snd uttl ~ ~
" ther notice, Passenger 'rsiu vii run a. '0'
uus. - ~,
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LIN =.
LrAvE Nashville for Cuatrnoofs, and Az y I =
South stsAM, Arrive at Oaitaiooga 81 t-2o .
Returning Leave Chattaoog a. o'fV -
ArsIve 4 Nashville q 6..5f-H- m. .,
shelhyyille Accommodate lave NA-n''l'o -
$40 ,. n, arrive Of shelbyvie AZ T-fO. \.
Returuing-L cave ShelbYlle Il 5sSU A. ~ M
Tive st 9-65 A. D.
NASHVILLE & EORTHWEfERN LID I
Leave Rsshg le tor Jchnsinvie, snd 81 points
West snd Northwest, toEN, fuFe Il Johnson
Rsfurpiae-Lsavs Iohuso1viItis5o A. H., srrEs
a Nashville o. 6stoh. H. -
Trains on n. 50. ". r. 4. connect AZ lollnsoh-
Yilla with ant class line Of siesnera Tor fAau1a1
Caire snd "a LOUIS
Trains stop tall Observation-Disclosures.
va. p INNH. Seal SUIT
\. sc and \. IN. v. r. kds'
OctIo-r
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We are also Agents for the wen known
howe MACHINE,
Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor a Paten'eei

Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor Il Pateniee'
It Is unequRlled ss s Manufacturing
Machins, and lis reputation thoroughly
established.
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BRsT work.
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 SUI
pervision Of the President of the Com
pa1y, ELIAS HOWE, Jr the original
inventor of the Sewing Machine.
Duplicate parts of Machines con
stantly on hand.
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed
~Liberal inducements offered to
Agents.
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RIiLs OF ADVERTISING.
70 IDTERTI8ERs M nFTlTI.-
81 = - p . EoLIows.

he,s5-selle-is n the SPECIAL Column. fssi Tina
cent? su1sequent inseriioas 10 eenis l,er ii.. IL
Loe- column nrsi tEne, from 70 = lines. Tl O.
e.cl ADDITIONAL line, % cents; subsequent Inssy.
tons, Is cents per iina - -A-1i-
80 ~ uoune column sdFafiiser1eufr M ~
cnazgsc ~ per cent. advance or rsgIslsf rs4es
hAkklAGK And FUNERAL notice.
- 3 easrged At the regular advertising rst.,
- mus infarishiy Be pad advance. o. NJ ~
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We ne unde=signed, t1ye shis day sdou,sa Ia.
snose ne loL advertising % winch We 30 orr.
~. CAMERON 4 co.
sohh WALLACE, for he Data
5Akkfi MIHHAM 4 OO ~ -,
Ball JONES a CO. for Gazetts
bAuFILLE. Irs,-. Sept. a lssl
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,...r1HLIss4ED ~ i-io'
II ,ocxwOoD a HuNsiAa'i

.-..,.l. - Esf,F Hsa,rr. IN 49,. - - o
- -. ifiassr strs. - 80 80 90
,riens 81 A.rfurs. 80 - ~, asa
n nrin al q eIsn -. - i ar'ill. -
Il - D hrr kIzd cl - ~. - Iars-
F-sr strcFi, opposite - -
a-aT-1m
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5oo AGENTS Wanted.

wv 40 1000.
alro MoNfH rlaaatred - ,s,lrE
Sun 80. q salesmea ~ N 30 e.
r.ea. usarlers Haiur1st 80 ~. "A fiu-oil,
49,. 49, b '---~v IA De- Ee'le'Iai 80. lri
2. - IL r.s-1r au8 uang - ~
1I1-.. .1i ErrrlF.ure ~ -. ~ ~
ai-uiV .rlns.I .leiy. in $500 .fnHLE
l-''' it, F,v-.s .t. 30 Mafzsi e, 4 g.
a-a-rI.n de-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-25

Reasar here j. proof positive ~ ne value o.
tbeae truly valuable preparations he oia - hen-
~ and d. QstiuE drug have o lle ~ 70 ls5i1
-, new vsl-eiatle pleasant 20 he TASTE and
~ - WIhOW SMITH, Druggists,
Car. Church and Vine stfesiai Nashville
DESMOND a CO, ProprsteTs =
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Every Day.

on the srryai Of the Cars cOnedng q % M,
with the Cincinnati Packets; sCsro sith ne u
NOS Central Railroad, the Mnpfs fssAe. 80.
nsry. and a. 81. louis with j Railroads Ane Up
per Mississippi Bosts.
sepis-3m
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EFMAIEsII

In unany sffecnous with which numo~rs Of re-
- sr,eIsT Ire Root ard Herb Juices 70 most hap
,,i, sssrfad lu 1 lcersiei Uterus, 10 Whites 10
bssSrng dom. Falling Of the Womb, Debshtys and
~ Al sorapisnts iccdent 70 the sex sent By e1-
press. Price, 81 per bottle.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-25

,,,.tr,pv DIVISION oF TIE TENN.s I
y 60 =, Cl--.rr,uaasrra's OTRtcl U 3 y. Z. D.
wv. - - / - .-l- y. W !
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LIQUORS.

Bids Alcohol, ss per cent.
70 per cent.
Proof Spirits,
Pits Whisky, pure, iof Med. pun
|" Purs French Brandy,
Holland Gin,
, fafe ron, Madeira, and Sherry Winss..arrN.
rof safe low, BY EWIN PENJa'i@'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-25
BIrTERs..
sUNDRIEs.

Is KEGS Soda, ] Bbl Bluestons,
! oask Maesboy snui I" Cudbear,
I bbls Eps0n salts, 100 Lbs Occhneai,
{" Dutch Maddsr, Bbls Cream Tartar,
3Oo Lbs best Indigo, Birthstone,
Bois Coppeus, FOar Sulphur,
FOR sale low, BY EWIN q PkNDLETOl
iuly 2Z-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-25

PosT HOSPITAL EoEI aAAsaALAh ]
B.itmore, FEB -, lso4
sI nave great satisfaction IN stating ihat nave
r-.5 ,sFhe sernaritso's Remedies iofif ensreal
Ifsesss in its most customary foruls lnat nate
usea them With judgment, discretion, ~ Plope--
- 80 bsve fouod them respond % my antclps-
~. promptly ana edeetualy hnoFlIE lleiI
eoroposIlo1 i have the fullest counoence N tiieir
eFhrscy, and a. Car a. ny use Of tnem eAl7a17s 4
ALFRED C BOWERS
Assistant Surgeon 9Th NeE York Vols
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aulua.
"a. eAaEkOs : co. rsslhlsTs.
IL 0F sURsRIPrInK.

SATURDAY, SoyEMBER IS. lsss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-25

DkAochAT OlFICE, .
Tuesday Evening. Nov. n.
ToBAcco.-Rep0rled by Z. b. Booth, com =
mission merchant. The market was decid-
edly dull 10 day for az qualities, but sellers
remain firm. GALES 10 hhds. green lurs at
- 20 % s. 20; factory, S. 20 So 40; 5
planters, So 20 30 81 medium shipping,
SIS IS private; cutters and filers.
- 7a0s 40 . medium misunderstanding, SIP
TO Sl4 50 I good do, Sal Bids on ] 5 hhds
rejected.
sAcEs.-New single gunnies arc steady at
sc. Sale Of 900 new burlaps az 2sc, a de-
cline. Holders generally ask SOC for bur
laps.
PEovIsIoNs.-Sales 80 bbls mess pork al
Slsl i2a kegs cho:cs leaf lard 81 2g5 IL, d
decline 20 tcs do at 265fc; 80 do nt 7se, and
IS do buichers' nt PC y n.
hooa--A pasker bought SO head ave
raging 205 bs, al $40 80 = 100 De gross, a
declife.
s4IT Sales poe bbls Onondaigua At s. 20
per , bbl zoe do Saginaw at s. 10, and 100
do G. A. az s. o5 per sack.
LEtp.-sale Of 81 pigs soft Missouri at
80 So = TOO rs.
HnF.-Markst very stiff, and sales 22O
bales prime undressed, in lots, at S2l0 =
ton.
RorK-sieady al Isc for machine in coils,
and % 36e IN halfcoils.
CogroS The market was firmer today,
but not very active. Sales comprised s.,5
bales, Including 81 "a ssc; A. 90 47alc: q az
s7he; l76 al 47c 3 at461ses n az 46l1e:
al 45c, and 90 44c y n. We now Quote
rs ioilows;
Good middling nominal
strict midjliag. IsGt4sc
MiddiinE 4G(Hssc
Low hloolln g..---.... 44faa
Good Ordinary. ..----....-...4.-........ 420 43e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-05
PUBLISHED (DAILY) By
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
mY OTFICE-NL ua -tt--g street, owe
Stones (formerly y~Freneh's) Book Store.
The Hole in the Sky.

The Hole in the Sky.
More remarkable, perhaps, on account of it's
singularity, says Vignes, IN his travels IN
Mexico and South America, is the hole in the
sky-for it appears to be nothing else-the
dark place known to sailors as the coal sack y
It is we'll known, even to those who have not
seen them, that one Of the peculiarities of the
Southern heavens are dark, sta,less spaces,
but the scoalsac may be termed black IN
comparison with the surrounding sky. 1t lies
on the left of the cross as it faces an observer,
and nearly touches the lower part Of it's ma jor
axis, which it equals in height. The Gu
rious abruptness and freshness OF the oval
shaped and broken outline Of it's entire cir
cumference suggests the idea Of it's being
formed by violence. It looks as if the can
opy Of heaven had been shot through. The
edges Of two or three folds Of strata, so to
speak, are seen on the left side more partlcu
lary in receding perspective, and gradually
leading to and blending into what appears to
be black, lightless space beyond. Placed at
the south pole, and SO unlike anything else III
the sky, it has an aspect Of special design
when all around is for design. 1t can be mag
i.ed place OF exit or ihgress for mighty rush.
ING forces, the adit from the light to a Iophet
of outer darkness, ora 'black Gehenna, with
q
The Macon, Georgia, Telegraph says that
"Gen, Thomas orders for the restoration OF
civil law are liberal and conclliatory, and 1t
knows they will be met with corresponding
spirit by the people. They will tend to dis
sipate the gloomy apprehenslons that the
Federal authority is to be exercised IN rlgor-
Gus and oppressive manner. The Telegraph
is also pleased with the state of affairs IN Savan-
nah under the Union rule there.
The City Point correspondent OF the New
York Times, in a recent letter, says:
Gone feeling am bound TO acknowledge, IN
iustice to the rebel Gen. Lee as being universal
among the deserters who reach US, and that's;
unbounded respect for him as a man and
so]dier-a feeling which [ find shared by every
one in our army, from the highest officer to the
rank and file. It is certainly splendid
tribu te to the man. and on our side, at least,
illustrates the noble and manly feelings which
war cultivates, even toward anlnveterate oppo-
nent, If brave and worthy.
The Washington Star says: Or. Francis
Tumblety, whose arrest in St Louis, was oc'
casioned bv the ASSASSINATION and yellow fever
plot has been unconditionaDy released from the
Old Capitol prison, where he has been confined
since his arrest, there being no evidence to
connect him with either of those deeds.
The Secretary of War has ordered that all
prisoners of war who suffered In the prisons at
Andersonville, Florence, and other prisons, De
mustered out as soon as possible, and allowed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-05
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAMS
BLOOD PURIFYING
A Nd
? u R G A TIV e Fl E R B 8
In PilZs Gnd Pomders.

rEyHE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agents
E as yet known, have been most successfully
used for over o quarter Of q century in Europe,
and for the last4 years, also, IN this country,
aud are particularly efficient in the cure of all
chronic diseases No one should dispair of being
cured without first trying them. No family
should be without them, fo~ by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. They are i'm
ported direct to this port by the undersigned
and their purity efficacy and safety can be re-
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some of the diseases which
have been permanently removed by their use:
letter,
inflammation
Of the bowels,
consumption in its
early stages, headache,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockjaW, ruptures, rheumatism,
breast and sides, deafness nervousness,
spotted fever, chiils and fever, ague, open
wounds, pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt rheum, can
Ger, scrofula, jaundice, tapeWorm, bill"
liousness, erupLions Of the skim bowel
complaint, langour gout dropsy,
erysipelas, worms, cholic, piles,
diarrhoea, hoarsness, swell
ings, bloatings, bloody
snd white aux, dys-
enteIy, costive-
ness, mea-
sles, sc.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
Imported and for sale By.
JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist,
145 Prince ST., below Washington sts..
Alexandria, Vs
For sale by most Druggists. jan 3-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-05
7 O T I G e

IN NO
Having purchased the TAILORslNG Es-
TABLI5HMENT of MI. Danlel 5nay, under
the an he 4ouns ormer t rsputaton Of the House
pledging myself to keep always on ,] hand, aen as
rood an assortment, upon as reasonable terms
as any other first class establishment, IN thls'
or the neighboring cities. c17m
Mr.. S. &. R1DeLET Wlll commune as aeotf71v Hu
solicit q continuation Of the liberal patronage
attended to the former proprietors, ". 9 A.
W11rrav j. B. LOCKART,
- No, 10, North Fairfax street,
ap 6-tt Unoef Mans1oe houSo'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-05
A RNOLD s. FIELD,
Merchant IailOrs,
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING STORE,

Would invite inspection Of their large stock
CLOTHS, CAsIMEREs and VESTINGs,
all grades, Foreign and Domestic, which they
will make to order as cheap as can be had
equality considered) in the city Of New York
and warrant to give entire satisfaction
Special attention given to the se1ect4on t41, OF
CLDTHS for MILITARY GARMENTS.--
We sell none but Indigo Blues, warranted, and
our long experience in that branch juStifes us
in assuring satisfaction in that line. We keep
select assortment Of Shirts (all kind Collars,
(linen and paper Necktiess, scarfs, Socks
Suspenders, Handkerchiets, gloves, &c. usual
" found in we'll regulated Merchant Ia iloring
Establishment. Cali and see US. Don't forget
the number, 83 King Street, between Pitt and
Royal, one door east OF Parkers Theatre.
WIN. ARNOLD,
ian 7-tf JOHN A. FIELD.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
NEhAEUIl aHs a = NasHE
KENNEDY & BRO,

CIGAR MAKERS WANTED,
A FEW CIGAR MAKERS CAN FIND
i smgissusEt ~ ssas - sssfs u JAaEs ahIfa,
,aaF TIE Hastst Henss lstssf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
The Effect OF Alcoholic Drinks and To.
baeeo upon Health.

Ths follo~iAg earl0Vs passage 0oeurs in tha sixth
aaaqahrspa-s o tbs Regissrsr-e General - Sooalsna
a All classes are sereod as 70 the eyiIs prodncsd
~ the abuse O. stimaAsnf aIc0boIiel driuks aad ef
lcsseco Bot csTtaia elias 3ecry oYsn the use u
fhsss. snd Eoiut 70 the stssiEtics s. triumphant
rrsef q ere banefu effect of such stinlnlAnss and
.aas,lyss. No glca eoneiusson can BE drawn from
sask Hzlistics and tbs nsy Be proved In the mast
ss.ssssctary manner. Tobsee0 and stimulating
a-aks are almost exclusively consumed by males,
s-l bv siRlost aone uu8sr 1tssa years of age Yet
ve Sn3 thAt in every eBe hundred thousand males
a-se- 6leen wears q age brain diss&Ees cot Of an
r=Ally three hundred Ba3 thirty-seven persons 3
uksrsaz ir AZ equal number of females, only two
haa3rc3 and sBventy-siK hre cIt se b. the same
disease Al tie very period Of life, iherefoFe when
zsiihss sex Use these sccsiled Ohnoxioas articles
lie male tsR3sEcy % these diseases Is somueh CREST
81 .bAs it Is ia the fensle that thres hundred aud
ia.-ty seven males die for every two huhdHsd and
ssgs1fy.six females. Above fAesn years Of age
vhsR foE srEeusntE sake ES may allow that 1hs
fs. ale 6ss not s1suEas these Articles e leasb
ia. the number who Do s - insignificant as nc4 %
sfsci The general results While the nsle both uses
"a n assy cases abuse them, inssssd Of finding
hat the rslstfTe proportion of male aesths from
,he-e diseases increases. We end thaB Il rather d.
aiaisEas 50 taHi whils shove hfssen years Of Sge
two hundred ana seTsntsea males die troA these
diseases il every hundred thousand males, che hHn.
srsd Aad sxty-foar females die cut of Ike number
y fezs]es.
Bal tie subiect Ray Be viewed in more strik-
zg light sill ~ taking the pFopeTioh II each sex
zEo die from these 5izsases above and under hhecn
yssrz Of age b this Il VII b. found that the rel
.ive tsndesey - death oa these brain diseases IN
r-s5as shove hfssca yearE of age greater In the
frrasts thEH IN tke Haaie. TIE only conclusion,
therefore Which seems dsdueible from these fscst Sp
ssa . be that IN ~ far tie statistics Of these
3sa.Es 60. there l. 40 evidences 10 prove thst the
consumption Of hlcoholie liquors tinolnaing every
ic-l1 vine beer, spirits, Sc. or Of iobaeco HuFes
ths general bssith q the PoPalston- On The other
kan3, tbs evidence seems rstheF 20 fayor tie idss
hat tie tnodersts use Of these articles By the mass
u iae people - impF0vss thsir health 70 sc
o5aEssTpoisc % the undoubtedly Injurious and fatal
zEects 4 which tie abuse leads IN the few.
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The Rehel Leaders IN Canada.

4 frsad who bes Fssentiy visited Canada, la
fy-1ss GO that SANDER Tucker and DR. Blackbafn
.of yellow fever notor4styl were !oaahg about ST.
Lav-repce Hal, Montreal, drinking vhiEky eopi0us-
Iy, taking largely, vigorously denouncing The "Yul-
gar Yankees snd str1Ittihg quite 10 the cid pomp-
5as way The landlord Of that house, week before
laEt gavs them notice that il was 10 longer desr-
aba % hsye them e. gusts, whea they packed up
.heir duas ard wezt ever q the 0ttowa, AZ Aueri-
an house tie keeper q which by-lhe-bye, j., o.
ysaz two year ego, 3 good UHiol mar. Oar friend
-8sve-ssd with them freely and ihey confessed 70
45m hat The rebellion was no. osy failure, bat
.tupeadioas ZnistEks. Atboagh they tTisd - main
ain bold front before tie Canadians, they we're
really cFesi-fsllen aud nervcusly anEioas 70 know
zha; the United Stssss government proposes 70 do
nth them OF course, they indignantly re-
p ed the charge Of being concerned ia the assasFi-
cation If President LiBecln; while DR.. Blackburn,
So ass the mariners Of Weli-bred gentiemaB, az
szse3 vrtaosis herroE Of the imPutstion Of endesv
s-nE - introduce pestlleaes into cur Northern
5tfes
Our sr,er.3 ssys the position Of thee men in Can
.dA d AHylhfuE bat enyiable They have losi caste.
Ihsy nave Suddenly ceassd 81 be peTsonEges Of i1-
g9rtSBce. With tie oslsues q lie rebellion cane
.le collapse u their p8SsF ~ greDFszeptstiysS r-
The GaaucEg, Whc bAYg htberts treated them Nth
EFsat consideration. nov tlrs tbs Ia sbonldsr
-pon them. The fa,bionabis soc,stv tbat 4 ssu,
slsks ago welcomed theH 81 ith sIu5rks nd smilss
l-a slams the door ia their face Ehop-kse,ers e.
.sse = recognize them. and landlords se4yt ,ie,,
s..b notice 70 quit They wander about discoDs1-
~ ,, aaaolsco3 and uhbsfriendsa, with tie brand
e IssEnsy "a their fJreheads and the curse of Cain
A.5slng them Jke a fate They have NJ keme--
Ley heye no c5gHtry. With the gull Of pSrricide
u her s5als, they have moi even Ahs grim eoHso-
Haga o. knowing that their hellish schemes sue
les -i isasg Jgtsrgat, yjs.yis L.
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A RKReL GINS rosazaHzA-4A lastef Esem
rsbsi girl 10 Nashville 70 hsF bFclhss ia Hoods ~.
ms. hss been pukllshea. Amer glving hlalF as.
lsgalhsliy io4sacious Aesouhl of The msrfiasss g
.everai fsriaasy fSbellissH isaies with Federal ON
Oer The ysaRe laay Aaas fsar pOslrrlps devesed e
certain rsslsral Captain, who haa been boataiag
With q. n,essly for prplessioa- Hes ere ths pet
esipts,
p.s ls--Da YOU think i would b sielstlns q
ssv seashefa pfsAeipiN te take an occasional s.ue
for my health, With the Guptain lie bss secn :
nice horse and Asggy. 1ea khew thsrs eah % ~
possible harm in that .,,.
P.s. a~~Thas very inpersiheas fellow set9slll J
sqeesed nv hands 81 be kelped Ess out O the pes
gy thls evsaiae. We had ssseh delightful rsae. .
want yoa 10 eoEne hoEae and protect me- 1oiie =
8out Ike ta live here any iongeS
Pse e-=Tf ever shogtd ussEfY aahssS w. W.
zee knou ms principles loe wi GER tessl $3.50
ae Il uasrsiy ss An hamba insssnenl = -
ur,nrs az ay.poor nppruzssd eoeHtfy lattss ke,zs
shoDla h asa 81 day oe tiiEhti hst agsiAs sn0e5a
- AZ Ho,nfsrbss ead BY dry Eooss sitl g lohg e
tlss satefBal revenue law
pS a-CoEae honaa, baoths7 Tom, ans take The
AMNESTY oath cor tEo months OF shersaboats want
10 ~ YOU secrea On eee consideration have
ssaas 50 The Determination 70 make martyr Of my.
sei1 Yes brotasT Tcsa, an going 70 marry tie
Captain on pstrietse principles. MARTH