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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
quote Il again. and our readers shall judge for

$50 too with the bondhOider. Our country was ~ .
deathstrugge; she required Doney-wltnout o .% "a
Government must perish and tho Union ~ des'rgycu. GU
The money lender came and said 'Unols oau', s s.0
that YOU will die unless lend you some money; uus
Uncle won't let you have the money unless iot eser5
$50 in gold that lend you. you viii give me your ~
whole amount in gold. And that Is not oil. Unce; put
must agree that your children must pay my @
and my chidren's taxes forever Wei, onclo 4a"
rather than die, made the contract INN. Ws;, 49,
that such O eontraot should bind Uncle Sans o"id,e"I
hink mott ard riH be pe Jar you 10 'smemos' ee"''
thar Uncle Sans boys arc all rotsrs."
We remember long leading article III Inc
Cincinnati Enquirer. two or three months sihce'
which discussed Reputation much az Gen.
Morgan discusses it, only more 30. Kepudia'
ton says The Enquirer. Oh no, We are not I'D
favor of that But then, the debt is an
enormous burden, and the laboring classes arc
heavily taxed, and such heavy taxes may
create dissatisfaction, and representatives
may be sent to Congress who may not uho "
consistent with their ideas of their duty to their
constituents TO vote to continue the taxes; ana
then. if there are no taxes. there will be no
means of paying interest on the debt-but that
NOulu UOl Dt Ci nv INV
which advanced that theory was an ardent sup
porter of Gen. Morgan for Governor. Does any
body believe their ideas on this question mate
rally Differed Wcdo not; and while at this day
We do not suppose the public particularly cared
what Gen. Morgan as al individual thinks, II
is of great moment what the party behind
him thinks. He in Ohio and John van
Buren, in New-York strike hands ana
utter the same voice in favor Of taxing
the National securities. Other Democratic
leaders are VIGOROUSLY in favor Of tho same
swindhng scheme. II they do not mean to
follow the path marked out for them by such
papers ~ The Cincinnati Enquirer, and such
speeches AZ that of Morgan, it is time they
should say so emphatcally, aud repudate both
the doctrine aad the men who uphold it.
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Republican mai. p. -

Tho Iowa papers state Tint the first politi-
cal measure of their new Legislature will doubt
less be the ratification OF the Constitutional
Amendment abolishing Slavery forever Ill the
United States. In conformity with the fourth
"plank" of the Republican platform, an amend
ment will be proposed to the Constitution OF the
State to strike out the word "wnite" from the
suffrage. 1t is expected that al. the Republi-
cans in tho Legislature will agreeupon submit
ting the question to the people.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

Major.Gen. JUDsoN FITZPATRICK OF New-Jer'
sey has been appointed by President johnson
Minister to Chill, and has resigned his position
in the Army, taking short run in Europe prior
to proceeding TO Chill, where we are still ably
and faithfully represented by the Hon. Thomas
II. Nelson Of Indiana, who, We presume, has
asked to be relieved.
Gen. Kilpatrick's troops Of friends will rejoice
over his good fortune, and our Democratic
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

The Hon. HENRY X. Low has about SIS ma.
jority in Orange County and Is in Sullivan-in
all, $50. The canvassers gave majority Of sir.
teen to his competitor two years since, which
tho Senate, on contest found bogus, and gave
Mr.. Low the seat BY majority of one or two.
1t is not presumed that there will be any con-
test this time
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

consult the people land in cases whore the pso.
pie decided for Union {south Carolina and VII.
ginia,fo for instance, they generally overruled tha
popular decision, and did a. they saw fit with
the honor and dignity Of their Commonwealth.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

We will thank a friend in each Couh's VI
our State who may be in attendance o" '"0 ''
ros. to send Us the agsrseas ro'e for esoh ca"''0
specihinc the Office and putting the Union csnaioo'e'
in first, thcil opponents after them. thus
Sec. Sate... Bsriow.... $3.50 sl'ooin'''''''' ''''
Ifthe yo,c by To.as Uards for oe'ie''' VI ''"'
only. can oe added. it viii enhance our oohsa"'"'
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In roply TO the inquiry of'a mbscriber," We
have to state that we believe Texas was the
only State in which the Ordinance OF Secession
was submitted to the people after it had been
passed by tho Convention. The leaders Of the
Rebel moyspapt did net ea.s particularly to
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

Gen. Meade Gen. Fisk. Ex-Governor Pollard
Gov. Parsons of Ala, the Rev. II. w. Beecner'
and the Rev. J. ?. Thompson, are positively
announced to speak at the meeting ofthe Amer
can Union Commission, this evening, az CooPei
Jnstifute
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

The Hon. GEO. r. PIERCE (Union) has about
$50 majority in Ulster County. 1t is said that
all the towns but one in Greene County leave
him fifteen votes ahead of bis opponent. To-
morrow will decide.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Terms ef the Tribune.
To Corrc.poudents.

n. .cti,. esu be taker Of Anonymous Communcations
intended for insertion mnst he authsrtcs'ei
by the address Of the wrtor-not Us oi
n1niicston but az u guaranty for his good ait.. go
An busness this office should be ad dressed TO Ihs
TsBuSE," New-York.
We ouoot undertake return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

per cent taken. Commercial psPes can only be used
full rates at u for best and touching 10 tf 'af
nsues Freichts are quiet but firm.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
IOWA.

The Legislature Of Iowa which meets ON the
second Monday Of January will stand as follows:
Senate House. Join, BALLOT
Republicans ...-...--. A. e. 10
Democrats .-....---.. . II 20
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Death DER Columbia's Halls Of State,
His sable wings spread wide,
And by traitors hand struck down.
Our Nations GREATEST PtIDE.
Throughout the land the angel dew,
When hope and JOY run high,
And bore the noblest spirit there.
Home 10 its native sky.
From heart 10 heart. the tidings ran,
Along the msgic wire,
And kindled ia each soul anew
The patriotic FIRE.
20 language can express the gloom,
That shrouas cur Dationnow
Nor paint the sorrow Of each heart,
And sadness Of each brow.
lie stepped on board the Ship of State
When storms Of wrath ran nigh,
Ard chased away the murky cloud,
That dsr keBed oil our shy
No set OF mesnness stamped his life.
From youth to iuli ripe age,
But deeds Of glory and renown,
Adorn his his'ory's page.
lie was the nations sUS and SHIELD,
The world adores his name,
And bright as Washington he'll shine,
In monumental fame.
bis was the martyrs holy faith,
A boscon 'gainst eOch III,
Aud in the awful hour Of death,
les light shone brilliant still.
Gr,Gt master Of our sacred cause,
Thy blood shall ever be,
Remembered as the sacrifice,
OF peace and liberty.
More lasting than the marble pile,
While ages onward roll,
Thy deeds in living light shall stand,
High up on freedoms scroll.
This day We deeply mourn thy loss,
Thou good end Just and wise,
Translated from the ch7ir Of State,
To mansions In the skies
The nations heart shall ever be,
Eushrined in thy great name,
Ard millions yet unborn shall rise,
70 swell thine Own pure fame.
MyUREFsEOKo, Tim, April lgth, 1885.
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HelmbOld's Extract BuOhu
is THR GRRAT DIURkFIG
snj Il 10 CERTAIN 10 have lha taslrai sH.-i In
Diseases foS Ehleh q b accommodated
LOODI BLOODI BLOOD
asimDoll's Highly OOsesatssisI O0a4pouzI
Fluid Extract sarsaparllIs
Syphilis.

This ls sn siechon q ths bl0oa, aaI ailseka TIE
sexual Organs, Luings OF the dose, Ears Thr0ai,
Wndplpo, aad other u1uciIs surfaces, making ~
Appearance Ia lie iouB u Ulcers Helultalis -
tft.t aar-aparlla puflhaa ths biool, All ranllgs8
~ -o1y eruptions % ths shin, gung ~ the com
p.e1lOu clear and healthy color. 10 L.ing prapsr
~ expressly Tor THIS class q coulpia Ets Its bo1-
purlflnE properties are preserved toa groaief o.
taai thsa anI othsr prsparalon q iaFaaparIIa.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

Prom o.ght % twenty years standing. Win anna.
ka0Hn ~ aClolcs sud ana
For me,bcd pr0parues " Buchu, Ess Dispanua-
tory Of the United States.
See Professor Dgases' valuable EorEs oz tha
Practice o. Physic.
See ramarks made b. ne lats eolshratsd Dr.
fhYaick, fhiiElialpiiiz.
See remarks maze by Dr. EphrUm McDoseu. .
oaletraied Physician, and msnlnar Of TIE ao5a
College o. Surgeons, ireiazd. and puhliskad IN fha
Irknsacuons q ne King add QEesn's Jourual
See co-ChirufUcsi ReFieu, puaIshsd b.
s1Ismln TraFera, Esll9E u ne Royal College u
5ufRsous.
Sc most o. he lEia standard aorks On msi.c.aa.
Extf@cf buchr,-..ei.o0 pr bofte. slE for $50
haraagarlila, 100 eaq
o. half d01ea Of each for gla, ahich VII b
sufcisnt b care tha aiost otslaate easea tlEae-
aous are Edhorsi -.
I,sliTsrsd % zsy adirssa. ssezrsly pseksd hon
ohsarysl0n-
sB-Dsscribs Symptoms iE ~ commualaanola.
Curas guarsntesd AdFcs Erk1A
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aLgomsdcn, ioih MINI
Jacob Mitchell, y l4eth Ind
CB Payne, ID ad Mich
n Bennett, unknown
n Goodwin, employee
WIN "A Adams, l. Isl MINI arty
Hoht kaliey, liah Ind
Pm Shcetz, I iSith Ohio
John Bowman, 10Th Tenn cav
Chas Davis, q l9ith Ohio
Grnvillc Wheelock, II % Mich
Z,chara Taylor, & 18th U 5 cold
A Brock, Tooth Us cold
John Croweu, employee
James Smith,
Wm WtHolhouser, sergeant Perry'S bairy
Hiram c Reynolds, X 7th Miss
Flank Levy, ID 18th 4 3 cold
Rott Mervle, & 18th L > cold
Jacob Keller II l1G.h Ohio
Robt Ntttcr. G 9TH Ills cav
VIM NJ Ford d 9TH Tenn
Intier Clements, leb r 18th Texas
Bias sanohes, corplreb ID battery Nd
E lanes Lowefy, B l50;h lis
Z Thos Black, corp l51h lis
Jesse K Henson, g 9Th his cav
VIM L Norman, emp oyee
Iohn Pennington, f iIth Ind cav w.
John Miles,, 6ih I'll cav
Owen A Jones, l55thlls
BENJAMIN Ridenour, A 18th Ohio
WIN II q WEIGH, A l79th OHIO
oh Davis, II 44th Wis
Keel, II 18th Iowa
JolhH G 1921 i'll
Hilbert Addanspper, C 18th L Scoii
Johu " nacOck, A s7th Penn
q II Evans, reb 9Th Miss
ii Buchanan, sergt II I'D Ohio
Irnkn-1yn, supposed TO belong 10 Sth Mich
Jaczson smith, A l3o.h Ind
John Morris, ! Ain Tern cav
Henry Ee'dehrand + 1924 Iud
Wa Csrter, F 4th Ind
Auglebery, u 9Th MINI
4 In, llth y
Cant II G. asson, E 5th MINI
Geo W Howe 5lst Ohio
OF Winters, d l49th Ind
Henry Winters ID l49th Ind
Henry Camerson, B I'd Tenn artillery
Riley 6rifith, Clj2dl IL
jones Elliott, + lsgth Ohio
John Jams drafted
Joshua Rel'toTd, lsith Ohio
Olmstead Murphsy, 18th : col
James Mcdowell Dfth Tenn
Ned Street, + 18th q : col
Adam " Haley, f Tooth u s col
Lee Dckerson, X lHlst " 81" g
John " eturges, l4Cth Ind
Geo Hesley, X Alta Wis
John " Eaton, e 18th Ind
Augustus Fouts 2lst Mich
John Dennis, employee
lst II VIM 7 Gibbons, reb l4th Texas
Vim NJ Parker, K 18th Ohio
Thos Collins, employee
John Hammond, q l4Sth III
John Y Nautram. d l43d n I
W A Moore, + 9th Ohio
Berry, X 9th Ohio
g A Underwood, X, 3CthIl
W Moody, D list Ohio
H Clemson, ID list
q Wonile, + 7,st
+ G Regain, c list "
Geo Day, 9th Ind
DIP Murray, X lst MINI
A r Rutherford, B 9th Tenn
Frames n Jnktu-, H lblst Ind
henry Bolts, A 9Th u ) col
Alfred DAVIS. X, luth Ind cav
Joel Hopkins, ljist Ind
James Monroe, + 4th Mich
Freder * Frank hOuser 9th Ind battery
Jas Todd, citizen
JAS Nall. c 10Th Ky
1hOs Bgmey, y 2C1 Mich
Amos Bullock, A Sd Ills
sarOb Woods, cOipl X nth u cold
q II Alexander, + 9Th TsI II cav
Saml Scalds, II 18Th u cold
Henry Mcpherson, Il 18th : cold
Jacob BeaTt, h 7th Pa cav
EaWsrd Lare, u 3tth Ills
Jas Horton, reb h sth Texas
John Hennesy, employee
John A GulfOrd. reh r 57th Ala
John Reach, reb lst Florida
B p Williams, X 18th Ohio
jacob Palmer, G l7Cth "
Vim GladOn, Corrl II 5h Tenn cay
John / o ing, X 9Th Tenn cav
James Bennett, cOrpi G 18th Mo
James AmondsOn, "a Nina
Abraham Haskns. b 81 Mich
VIM Cl1ugh, employee
Joseph RamensKa, employee
Henry McClitch l43d Ind
Bally NJ Fletcher, Goth III
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n The T. S. Hospitals, NJsbgiR,, c2Pisl
from the Record Of W. r. Cornelius, CO.
c,nusut Undertake., No. ~ Church 81
,,Li.L haze occurred siacs oar last paJ
EsAei report,
News Ishlm, r tn Tenn
An yyIa. chaplain l-th n )
} NJ Ducc, unassigned
. Eathrop, B 10th col
AZ d swan, q l'lst no
N = Miller, h llu,h ONO
Ig- REYNOLDS, r lsJn Penn
Wan yler, q l5-h I cot
Amos Uake-, employee
T1lln Ionle ly- employee
Alex Hudson, lth Tenn
kgIt Anderson, X 10Th 900
C,5 8 williams, q lsltu Chic
"A Gall, n 10th OHIO
Iohu " Barrow, 3 J5th III
Jsrsb kb0rhsrd e, 3ith Nis
ne Whitehead, Il ,ud Mich
AU.s kHr0re, X la5th lu
Pltleiu- Thompson, 1 IA NJ ca
t-h.tg 4 Hanco-k, rrb, 4 s. IN Ala
RJohnson, q 5th Team
t.I.u,.sh helly, J l7tE I S col
4F- rsmith, reb, llih Tenn
ALA WooluWs, l'3'h TIL
K.tf Lewis, z l4Sth Ind
s,rntt-l Bradford, G lnlst u S col
IthauhedAn, u 1913 ONO
tsH. ..rt Carpenter, n goth luI
las kinney. NJ sta Mich cav
Hor4sr May, ID Hth md CAV
Alien Budine, -9th lut
,,sIautl Bklue, C-ntl III
Str.t Nicholas Beatty 1th Tenn
4 Dv.rh7fser, G SIN Tenn
Irs Glars. 4 Ist OHIO ty
IA lien ey VI llth hN
Albert Williams, G s-i d $ col
Nr1 tlsI-tIue. IA 1874 20
A.y NigEalIu. n 4itl W.
ilrlard Grl~ ham, r Do Tenn
.
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Town of JohnsonviIIe.

published plan Of which can be seen a. our ofiae,
ami ~ the principal Hotels and other pubiic places
in this city. Beng elHhy located on the EG-t
bank Of the Tennessee uyer, 10 miles from 49,
mouth, sad at the terminus u the Nashville and
Northwestern RaihOzI a distance of y miles from
that CITY; surrounded, As Il Is, BY a rich and pro-
ductiye country AMI beng in almost constant river
communication with many Of the most important
commercial cities Of the North and Southwest
must, at no distant day become city Of vast bust
uess importance such aa opportunity Tor q sale
and profitable investment, l. but seldom Oners
We tho solo as ats Tor The sale OF lots, and ars
fully authorized aud empowered b grant titles 10
purchasers
The Nashville and Northwestern Railroad will
Be thoroughly repaired 90 Tie course Of a feW days
when regular trps vii bl made bet8een thus eity
and JohnsonYiile. liberal trade permit has besn
granted.
We will also offer &c the same time shout 900 arrea
Of rich and heavily tmb red land, lying 10 the Inn
ne dIa,e vicinity Of the town.
W. MATT BROWN 3 CO.
aprl4-lm Al Cherry street.
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HELMBoLDs RosE WASH.

An eEcsllent Lotion Tor Diseases o. ByphiHHs a..
tuTe, and a. an inIecuon diaeaaeB Of the unu1.rT
Organs, arising nom HABITS " dis. palou usai 10
eonnocuou with ne hrtracia Burhn and dansapa-
niles 10 such d,ueazea a. reeommanis,l
kudsnce q the most reIponzihls and rsnahls
eharactsr VII soeompany ne medoinas.
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On the Death ofOur beloved President,
Abraham Lincoln,

VIC soas TuftIessly assagsin0tcd IN WISHING
ton city, on the nigtt Of Aprii l4tb, 1863,
aud expired on TIE sl1rHin1 Of ne lt54.
Wrlttsn Ayrl l9h, On has funeral ocea-
si1a.
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e0n0rrhas, eIesi, strlolurss,
sAMARITANs GIFT.
sent BY NAL IN a plan envelope.

sAMARTTANs GIFT.
sent BY NAL IN plsIn envelope.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
'crofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or VenerisI
Diseases, etc.
.AMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered % The pubic A. A nositiye ,.r,rs
1PHlLIS Oh NENERIAL DISEASES, the sA-
dAklIANS ROOT AND HERB JIUCEs IL ~,
aost potent certain and eiecilisl remedy ever pre-
embed; IL reaches and ersdcates eyerv psrt1.ie o
he venereal poison, 50 that the cure i thorough
nd permanent Take then, Of this Purifying Rem
dy and be healed, and not transmit to your pos.
eTity thst for which you may repent in affer wears
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced iucursb,e. The
ssnaritsn's Root and Herb Juices vii remove ever
festge Of impurities ffom the system as well As Al
he bad siiects Of meTfury.
FEMALES! FEMALESl!
In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
males sufier. the ROOT AND HERB JUICES II
most hspply adspted-in Ulcerated Uterus, in Leu
.0rrhozi, IN bearing down, Falling Of the womb,
Debility, and for all complaints ineideai to the sex
Samaritan's Wash
T., in case OF Syphilis used in conjunction with
the Root and Herb Juices. Full directions
The efficacy Of these remedies Is alike scknOsl-
! -
the u. s Hospitals, thus RESTORING ID haalu
many Of our brave soldiers.
Fun u Baltimore sun.
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY or TgR 81
MARIT4A'S REMEDIES.
"P0sr H0sPfrAL, F1ET MARsHALI,
Baltimore, ND, Feb. a. l26i. Z
al have great satisfaction IN stating that I hsvs
lsed "Ihe SdridritB RCmcfscy'' for NenereaI Dis
case in is most Gus Omary form; that have used
them with Judgment, discretion, snd properly and
have found them b respond 20 my antieipalIon
promptly and erfectuslly. knowing their eonpo-
stOu, hsve the fullest confidence ~ their eth .y
and A. FAR a. my use Of them extends recommends
| th5m strong.y- AIyEFn e. Downs
Assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vols. &"
Let q BE- understood thst these remedies are a.
recommended, and vail positively cure the lsrase-
/ Tor which they are offered
| Price u Male Package, Ssmaritsn's Gin S4.ee
/ Female S. %; Root and Herb ia ce = %; Wash
4 70 cents
sold by ". }. a q. W. SMITH, Druggists,
Co ner Chur IA ami Vine strt eta,
| NASHVILLE, TIM.
Desmond 8 Co, Propretorz, sl5 Race strset-.
i Phiiudelphis-
Iauls-6u.
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Broad SlreeI Bridge CompanT

A y ELECTION VII be held on Tuesday, the
n Zith inst, ~ the once Of The Tennessee Ms
ms AID ere lnsurznce Compaay. Or e Pres denf
iEelle Dlleei0rs, AMI Treasurer, b. serve ioF the
ensuing twelve months.
A.W. BUTLER,
spriS-td Sec, and Treas
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$500 Reward.

WE Will GIVE TO ANY ONE PRODUCING
w a. size, Epeady and safe q cure for 3onor-
ThoB and CAanere We via ssnd 70 any address on
the recefp8 q ten cent postage stamp with IS f1r
the forsT SO OR the lEitsr. Never fals tao1re
mas or fsaAis q nom I've % 81 days. Tyh
Address DisS. IABERGE BENOTkA,
larls-sm dksa pFsssT -, pstiot, hlth,
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PETROLEUM OIL
AND
Mineral Land Agency,
OHea No. Y bank Building,
C5reT gfStffi 1l,i Maia 49,,
T.OUIAXLLE Ky

THOSE wishing 10 buy sell or lsszs The test Oh
4 and Miner4 Lalts IN che south-aest. 81
posse cal on, OF grte % me, imuedlaieiF Ogor
p 90 acre- nos on haas, ohenng he most hatsrinz
inal ,efle1ts ~ large profits Refer b the Old
oiilsens 10 Nashville and Louisville. oeTsr ~
10 lands h Hhich VIA not take stock myself.
JObA r. CAMPBELL.
mAfAo-dfHim' late d Nashville,
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AFFIpAYITl

fIfssonaily appsared beiors ne IN sAldsruaa O.
ne city ci fialadelphia. n. II. helmbold, Who -.
ing diuI sForns dolh say, ~ preparations contain
% aarco1es 20 uefcurys o. oihef in.unou1 druea
but are purely Eegetabla- ~. u nELMHOLU-
5Eoru a1d aut-serDsd befoss me- lhis ~ dss1
EossuIber, le54 w n HfHHaRD
AldsrnnAa, sth-siroet, aocEa Eaea. Paila.
Addfoas ietiafa Tor Information n rcuddsuca
n. T. HELhb0iaD, Chemisl
Depot io4 South Tenlh-sirsst
Below Chestnul Philadelphia
BEWARE OF C0UNTRRFWTa
AND UNPRnCIPLED DEkLEzs
Who eadeaFor 70 dispose "OF THEIR OWN a.
-olher srt,eies On tne Reputation atla nad b.
Hslmboif's Genuine PfapsrsIons,
ELtract Burku.
EarsapsrllH,k
Improved Rcss Wazki
SID 81 ~ DIuEE.sz aEoTyuhsra.
AK kok HkLMBoLuS-TAEH 40 % ~
0at out ~ adteFtsenlaat knd - 2 90 \, ~ 3
s1aIn ihlro2J oasagprk ~ eggEs1f
GMaa bziI
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EY sos. BYRON IEwIs,l15 owl
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OFFICERS:
Hon. DANIELS. DICKINSON, President
wv. T. PHTPPs, Yice-Prei iIrut
ROBERT BAs5ETT, Secretary.
HI. BURTIs, Mining Sap't, TiusUlle, Penn
ATLANTIC BANK, AZ Broadssy, n. y, Treas.
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In many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
males sufier. the ROOT AND HERB JUICES r
most happily adspted-in Uicerated Uterus, In Leu
,0rrhOsl, IN bearing down, Falling Of the womb,
Debility, and or al eompaLnls Ineldenl % the sex
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Although you may BE pronounced iucurshla ths
3smaritan's Root and erb Juices viii remove ever,
gestge Of impurities ffom the system a. well As n
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tAEe no Bslssm. MsrcnIy, or Unpleasant me iiciaa
ios unpleasant All dangerous dissases.
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FOR sALB-16 Acres Of beautiful ground IL
miles south OF Nashville, with the comf,Ttafgs
Mansion Of the EX-U. 3. District Attorney he
Hon. John lHmble. Comforts in great sbun-
dance are here eentered-fruits, shTu6Gery, shade
trees, water, elevated grounds, a..
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FOR sALE-A Farm Of 173L Acres, well i'm
proved, under good fences, admirably apporticu-
cd, 2We!ls near the house, and a cistern within
20 feet, 1870 fruit trees, pears. beaches. pInTos
cherries apples, ounces, damsons, Sc 100 acres
IN woods. new farm house with . rooms barn
stable, &c sltusted on the Gaatin pike, G miles
vile and Nashville railroad The timber upoa
tins farm, with judicious management, might De
sold for nearly, II not quite, enough to paw for
johnson Farm"
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AI.so--Lots Nos. &c. 81, Gs and GO, east side Of
college STREET, above Medical Colleges all Of which
We offer on liberal terms
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FOR sALE-lwo Forwarding and Commission n,
6roeey Stores on south Market street., Nos. n
and ~, running through TO Front street Thesf
stores are ven valuable places for a largo busl-
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FOR sALE-The Shelby Medical College. on
Broad street. lot les 54lG5 feet deep with sli the
extensive brick and stone buildings, well Ioca
ted for seminary, hotel, or business bousas
and can be sold in part or in whole.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
10 ADVERTISERS IN BETAII4
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.

VIII be charged st the regular advertising ratss,
and must invariably be paid n advance, OF no IN
Eartiou made
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Oalee--CorReF PaTk st. and Capitol Avenue
Opposite Esst front Of State Capitol,
NASHVILLE, TRAN.

FOR sALB.-'TwO double Engines, co horse pow
er each, new and unsurpassed for material, work.
mansmP or performance, with boilers and sll ap-
Fur enences Tor sale at bargain for cash, or real
state al a cash valuation.
Apply to h. &. SGOYEL, Nashville.
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LIST of Deaths,

In The T. s. Hospitals, NJsLgil2,, copied
from the Record Of W. r. Cornelius, CO..
cynnsut Undertake., No. ~ Church 81,
;rLfrh hare occurred SINCE oar last Ya5-
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REFERENCES.
State, County, and Nashville City officials.
Members Of the two branches of the Nash
Vile City Legislature.
Editors and Publishers of Nashville City
Daily Papers.
Post Master, Nashville, Tennessee.
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FOR sALk-A comfortable dwelling on Cav II
Al the mouth OF Gay street, with 70 feet front az
Capitol Park. which can be made pretty place.
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FOR sALR-Lots Nos. 81, % and 80 in CoiIeoa
Campus on Cherry street, running to Hume 81.