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To the Citizens Of Tennessee !

The termination era ssaguinary contest, which
for the past four years has presented 40 mpaseano
barrier 70 all social or cOamercai intercourse b.
tween the two great secti3ns OF our country, hay-
ing At length happily clea' ed away al Obstacles %
a renewal OF those relations when formerly bound
us together In fraternal union, lake the earliest
OppOrtui iiy afforded me BY this auspioiops event,
Is greet my Southern friends, ana to solicit nom
them a renewal Of that extensive 6usipess connec-
ton which for quarter o. acenturY has been unin-
terlupted saFe BY the great public calamity 70
which have adverted.
sness re union, should repeat the warning 20 Of
ten gwen to my irieads-to oeWare Of a thoses pu-
rous and deltter,us Compounds which. under the
specious and false titles Of Imported Wines, hrsn-
Dies Holland '3in, Laquois Ae., haYe been equally
destructive the heath Of our cip1ens as prtlud
cial to the interests Of the legitimate Importer.
Many years Of my past hie have been expended
in an 0pen and candid attempt 70 expose thsse
wholesale frauds 40 lime nor expense has been
spared 70 accomplish this salutary purpose, aud 70
place before my friends and the public Eeuerallyi
ut he lowest possible lmari<et prce, and "a such
quant ties as might SUIT tneir convenience, truly
genuine imported article
Twenty i've years' business transactions with the
largest and moot respectable exporting houses 10
France aud Great Britain have afforded me unsur-
passed facilities Tor supplying our home market
With Wines, Liquors, aad llqmufes OF the bes' and
moot approved brands Ia Europe. 10 addition to
my oNn distillery IA Holland Ter the mnuuftcl4re
OF the 'Schiedam sehspps."
the latter, 80 long tested and approved By the
medical Faculties OF tns Unit d stafss West Indies
and south America IA an invaluable Therapeutic
Wholesome pleasant, aud perie-tiy safe beyerag e
IN all climates and during al seasons, quickly ex.
cited the cupidity Of the home mas aeturtrs and
vendors Of spurious article under The same name
| trust that have, after much Toll and expense,
/ surrounded all my importapons Hth satguaIdE
and directions which Wih ordinary circum- position
will insure their delivery, a. 1 receive them from
| Europe, o AL my customers.
gould, however, recommend m ell cases where
q Il possible that orders be sent direct % nv De
DOT ~ Beaver street, New York. OF that purchase,
/ Be- made OF my accredited agents.
IN addition 70 q large stock Of Wines, brandies
/ ke. In wood, have 4 considerable supply Of Oh
| tired foreign wines, embracing uutaEes Of mani
| past years, bottled up before the ccmmeneemeu
Of the war, vhch cau especially recommend :
| al connoisseurs Of these rare Injuries.
10 conclusion, would specially call the eariy a
tentiou o my southern ctstc mers 90 the adysntas
| 10 h. derived BY transmitting their orders without
loss Of time, or calling personally a she Depot
order 10 insure the flhlment Of their iayors fror
the present large and well selected assortment
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
20 Beaver Street, New York.
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The WOuId-Be Assassin---His Arrival
In WashlHgtOn--PersOnal Appear
anee.
From the Washington Republican.

From the Washington kepuDhean,
Some time last winter we published
COPY of the following infamous adver-
tisement, which had appeared in the
columns of the Selma (Ala) Adver-
tiser:
100000 WANTED TO HAVE PEACE
BY TaE FIRST OF MARcH-If the citi-
zens of the Southern Confederscy will
furnish me with the cash, or good Sc
curity for the sum of 100000, 1 will
cause the lives of Abraham Lincoln
William Fl. Seward and Andrew john
son to be taken by the LIST of March
This will give us peace, and satisfy the
world that cruel tyrants cannot live IN
a Gland of liberty" If this Is not &C
complished, nothing will be claimed
beyond the sum of SO, 600, in advance,
which is supposed to be necessary to
reach and slaughter the three villains.
will give, myself, $1,000 toward this
patriotic purpose. Every one willing
to contribute will address box Y, Ca
bawba, acknowledgements LIST, 1854.
After the assassination of Mr.. Lin
coin. and the attempted assassination
of Vice-President Johnson, Secretary
| Seward, Secretary Stanton, Lieut. ten.
Grant and others, we referred TO the mat
ter'again as an'evidence of the extensive
plottings and desperate diabolism OF
the traitors of the South, who were
striving to murder the nation.
The author of that vile advertise
Fment has been arrested, and this morn
ing he arrived in this city, having been
brought from New Orleans in charge OF
Can't Menaffey of the 1st United States
Infantry. His name is Gayle, q lawyer
belonging in Cahaw ba, Ala, ten miles
from Selma. Gayle is a tall, raw boned
Individual. He is dressed in light gray
pants, utternut-,solored coat, over
which is linen garment, and wears 9
we'll battered, black stovepipe hat Mr..
Gayle appears to be about Al years o.
age, and his gray, hawk-hke eyes, with
strongly marked Scrow's feet intheil
corners, give him the appearance OF
shrewd, cold-blooded rascal
He says it is his intention to secure
the services of the Hon. Reverdy ohA
son and Jas. T. Brady for his defense
To passengers on the steamer he al
mitted that he carried the advertise
ment to the Selma papers, but ais
made the absurd statement that he di'
it in sport-for the sake OF playing
Joke upon the community.
GAYLE was accompanied by two print
ers from Selma, who will appear IS VA
nesses on the trial
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President JOhnsOn's Reconstruction
Policy.

President johnson is working most
assiduously and successfully in the re-
construction of the South, and is bring
ing back the late rebels to their constr
tutional allegiance. He Is working
better in the South than in the North
in this labor, strange as it may seem.
The Southern people sre falling into
the loval line with a rapidity and cheer
fulness never known under similar cir
cumstanoes. The only obstruction to
the Presidents wise and constitutional
policv comes from the Jacobin element
of the North and his own ofsice-holders.
The officials of the Custom House and
the Internal Revenue Department are
in league with the Jacobin crew 10
throw obstacles in the Presidents way
and raise row about negro suffrage
The return of the Southern people 70
their allegiance and their former pros
perity will be speedy and easy if the
| ofice-holders and Jacobins put no OBJ
structions in the way of the President 5
plans, as they seem determined to do.
President johnson ought to look 70
these naaneuvres, and relieve himself OF
the incubus by clearing out the whole
Custom House. He should also look
after the Internal Revenue Depart
ment, or else it viii become, and, in
fact is fast becoming, rs rotten and
corrupt as the city government Sev
eral members Of the Corporation have
already GOT in there, and they are in
Producing the honest practices OF she
Cornoration into the Department Of In
ternal Revenue.-N T. Herald
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jo1JulIs


This vice, which Is never Practeed 10
Tho presence Of any one, has proved tha
everlasting ruin Of thouaancs 81 tho modest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 elOquenca Or pen e. song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted he conail
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim &C.
q living skeleton kor arB these iia hnal
and fatal efecss In iis pains are acattared
the ruins Of reason, the mott melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. 70 Be-
cured permanently o. this Addiction, CAL ca
DR.. Coleman, No. % North CherrY strcei
or address him By letter, Boz SEE. Nssh
vile, Tenn. lab26-n
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$40 r eward.

c,TRAYED nom the residence 81 The subscriber,
- corner Of Vine and Bel streets, south Nash
VILE, on sunday mbrning she nth inst. large tsy
Horse bacS name and tAil. one hind shsle litile
.niar7ed and hTnps little, has the letter brand
"a on his right hip, ahoCt 10 OF lfyeafs Old n 10
ersiSv rood working order. Sc US bougnt q
Iandal brown, hv1g 90 bemon.hisae strsee =, 1
~ I'VE The ehove reward % any person who Elli
carver him % me e. my residsnce, or 81 any oUce
On ,1 ~ J. q. c0uesENs
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PIeasa TnknNafIce.

The notes and accounts Of =. 4 ". Ia
kin Co, stricklsr, Ellis 4 Co., sad A. q.
Adams q Co.. wiz be found a. Nc. 81 Nor.f
College street, near the Sqaara, where all
persons indicted e any Of these arma Wiu
please make immediate payment, - tho
business must DO closed up.
In my absence, Mr.. R. q. Throua i fall
y authorized 70 attend 10 the business
A. q. ADAks, 81 College street,
marsl-Sm near The square.
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We respectfully announce % al oui
friends and patrons tastwe have rs-oponed
our lee Cream saloon fcr tho scaaen ; and
hope 10 receive the same patronage tha
has been % literally bestowed on o. evefr
season. We have always on hand coufsc-
tionary ef ell kinda, aud cool sods Eets-.
Cream made 70 order for psftes, etc
CEUvln a FuaagHr,
jel-jul1s - North Cherry sroat.
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Fine whisky, Brandiss, Wines and Porter;
HOststter's, Cedron and Robsck's Bi.ters;
Ayre's, Hurly's and Bun's sarsaParills, for
sale st the lowest cash rates at T. W. Fos-
tsrs, No. IS Public Square Dr.. n. O..
Smith attends to the compromising Of pre-
scriptiOns
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Last chance for Bargains.

The Sutlsr Goods at A. & n. Landsbs-z.
corner Public Square and Market are now
being closed out These must be sold rc
eardIess Of Price. Now is your time TO get
great Bargains there in Tobacco, Cigsrs.
Canned Fruit, Oysters, Sardines, notions
and Hats. Convince yourself by calling
there.
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"Df. sHayns's Compound syrup WId CherrJ.
sDI. ssayne..s oomPoundi syrup va ehsrIy.,
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HEsnquARrFns DEF'T 90 rHK CUAseELaEn, D
Ohce Provost Marshal General,
NsepvsfIE 4 FHN. June 20. 1885.

NAsHyuLE Ess., June 20. 1885. J
The war being brought 70 successful close
and there being no organized enemy 10 the ooun
trv u Is ordered
+ Tnat al citizens Of the States Of Florida, seoT-
"a. Alabsma, Mississippi, tennessee, and Ken.
fucl-v Who have bee6 cent north Of The ONO river
10 renisin curing the war, BE-. snf they are hereby
permitted 70 retarn % Their respective hon 80
H. That al deserters irsm me late rebel afniJ
who we're sent north % the ONO RIVER % re1aais
during the var be-. and they are hereby Peruiiiiea
10 return o. Their homes.
III Thst Al dessrters from the late rebei army
Who we're allowed % 10 70 their homes, but were re-
quired 10 report once q month 20 the ftofost hAf-
snal nearest their homes are hereby reiiefed from
their Obligation 20 report
~ That no military pasaes shau nereaAef 1e
re1u'red from citizens travelling on lne rNifpAii
and rivers Of this Department. Military c9aauc
tor viii be contrusd 90 ali the railroads IN he lie
partrnent and will receive instrueuoos a. % tneil
duties from this once.
J. q. PARkHUk5I
iu2i-lw Bvt BrB Gen. 8 Prov. Mar Geu DC
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Notice.
SALE OF ARMY MULES.

on.nrrRNAsrKA GKsEHAL's 0rFIcN,
WASHINGTON, d. C., May - lsea.
NFANY THOUSANDS OF uLEs aEe beng DIS
MI posed OF Al pub ie sale, AZ Washington.
Re ale viii continue uuia the nuTnuer q am,
mails b reduced IN pnoporton 70 tne fe'uoe'1 y
lie armies. nov coing on rapiely.
I'bsre are 10 ne armies q the Potomac, q the
Trenpessee. and II eisorgis, probably EONN IhOo.
5sND OF THE FINEST siX-MuLE TEAMS IN
THE WORLD. .-.-...
-, =. Vouns mules accompanied the armies %
IN thqir marches and csmps, and are Thoroughly
hrolseu hS1dened b. exercise, Eente 500 isiniiiAf'
,y,ro f-sine - long surrounded y The soldiers
ire whole south Is stripped q farming stock,
and the North also has suffered nom The crain o
animals. taken to supply The ARMIES ,.r,,,x
n Il. - animals are sold AZ pullic auction III 81
Will. NYr BbING ANffRiN6 LIKE IhElh
tsIT VALUE. and such opportunities TOT iag1neF'
"a 81 vsorEinE anirnhls 10 sock their hrnss, ane
s,irovers and dealers In stock 10 make good sPe
..,.s;S,s ~ purchasirg them and disDosing Q
49,, hi ne south, VIII never occur AKasn,
tleln ~ n. q MKl6S.
Ouartern aster General,
- oat BrsTet MAJOR General.
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Butter Depot.

Butter or Ice always on hand at the
Butter Depot Of Clark & Gregory. Fami-
lies may always get good Fresh Butter or
Ice, in quantities to suit, st the Butter De-
pot, So Broad street.
ie2-Im CLARK 4 GRKGORE.
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Officers on lesve Of absence or detached
duty, can have their pay accounts made
out, collected or disposed Of. Soldiers anal
statements bought and assistance rendered.
Company commanders, regimentsl Quarter
masters and others 70 elose their papers by
experienced Quartermaster's clerkEl at No.
So, North Cherry street
If 7. BurLaR.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest coll
lection in the west, for sale, Wholesale and
retail. Remember The place, Gallery Of she
Cumberland, 25COdar strost, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may27-tE
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"NotAing xl0 US nor augAt set doom IN

"Notsing x 10 U s nor asgAt set aO'Sa N
zlales."
Do you want to play at ten pinsl II so,
where can you find more pleasant place
than at Edwards Bowling Saloon, No. Al,
South Front street, Are you fond Of lie
tie wine "fOr Thy stOmaehs sake" or an ex-
cellent cigar, If so, call on Edwsrds' and
you will be suited. And should you b in
want Of comfortable home in the shape Of
a boarding house, then by all means Try
Edwards and our word for il you viii be
satisfied. lunsl-lm
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As We gre about to have Peace, all can
Drink Wine and be Merry.

The pure old imported Pert, sherry, Msla-
ga, Currant and Clarst W ines, Old OtaEd and
blackberry Brandy, Champagne, Bitteral
schEpPs, Holland Gin, and manT other
liquors too numerous 10 mention besides
natsbles Of almost every description can DO
found a. W. W. Tottsn's GrOcery house, No.
%, College street, Nashville, Tenn
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Total

1t was then moved that Mr. Arnells
nomination be declared unanimous by
the Convention: carried unanimously
The Convention was then addressed
by Mr.. Wines, of Montgomery, after
which it was adjourned SINE die.
JOHN BAIRD, Chairman.
S. NJ. ARNELL, Secretary.
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ION, ROBERT ]. ATKINSON,
Late 81 Auiiior q. s. TressIry1
h Attorney at Law,
Il WASHINGTON, D. G

oescsrs' and soldiers Csus promptly co ,.,'.l
Cettif,cstes Of Ron-lndelaedpess onlan'a, S.Sf
,,s,,..s III Paw rsrooyen Pensions, hack l'sy Anu
k.,,sot,es obtained: Citizens Claims ior FroPei9
tsix,u Tor the Use Of the Amy promptly eoiee's'
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken in
three seconds By Mr.. Ferdinand, the great
Baby Tanner, al The Gallery OF the Cumbsr-
and. aprlI-f.
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HCHl ITCaii HCHill
ScFatchl Scrafchfi Sc1stehff

BLANKS TrCH CERkTE En cure rhs Ira IL
- tniEty-s,x nQrfs slso cgrcs sad Haa.i, old
Sores and sli Eruptons q ihe ssia 49,. =,
mercury Irce, q eenss per box, ssat - MAJ 81
Express af - per doEea. Adlireaa Ir Hislr -
Box 2a2, Clncinnae, OAlo, o.
bEMoVILIE 4 CO
npfla-sn' Nashville. TsIla.
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF afARRlteF.-
-. Conlainin2 hearty 50 paEea srli rs -
7 ..-es saa f.rl iaf-nes q ne An1,uluF 81 1a E1
. trssn-e % E4riy Errurs, ~ neIacusdla Crrs.,
glerces upcn ne MIad and kosv IN ~.
Autnor tisn q lresflncnt-the cniY rafl1rsi ~
slecessiil mode q cure, a. shcEn 81 the rercri
q ceses treated. A tr1ihfll a1riss- 10 -, -.
red anc t1ore co1telipi stag arsrrlara. va -
terisan eouols e her physical rcnd. hcn. So
: re % poeiaee % say aidrass cn re-qlrI 81 81
se1t-s slainls g pq4isl clfrr1Ey, . arIre.Nirl
br. "A CkoIA, No. 81 hsiien Iaiia. A'ssny. n. VI.
ne autnor may b consulted upcl any q tsa
diseases apcn uhich his book 1reafl aishar r1rr,..
the world r~s-tl -,
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Auction Sale Of
GOVERNMENT MULES,

Il WILL sell AZ public auction, Al the Government
Corrais ia the ctr 81 Nashville, Teun-s from
ffree 10 f8ar thoussni sicTeTuDsut Nuless neariy
Al Of fhen 81 for ordRs,y arm work sale % cor
NO. On noudE7 Ire lsth d<F q July, 1855, and
,-ri-1r aiiv ll.tsl 49,. saoe Is at sold farnleFa
I. m "a vl % srupig themselFea " tbs aae, ~ g
1. urohasly the last that vi sake plnce.
~ - =, q. KIHK,
TrSet-iot csptxln and A. q. n
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Coughs. Coiis, Consu1rpiI1n.
Coughs. Coida, Conzumpslor.
Cougts. coids. coaslH1puor-
Cou9hs Colda C1nnrrsfIor
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SundrIes.
EINSTEIN,
ROSENFELD
& Co.,
BANK E r S,
No. 8 BROAD STREET,
NEw YoRE.

We draw at sight, and at sixty days
on Loxr.S, Pans, FRANEFoHT, and all
other principal cities Of Europe.
Parties opening current accounts may
deposit and draw al their convenience,
the sane as with the CTr BANKS, and
will be allowed interest on al balances
over OSE THOUSAND DOLLARS, atthe rate
Of FOUR per cent. per annum- Orders
for the purchase or sale Of various Issues
Of Government and other Stocks. Bonds
and Gold, executed on Compassion,
,uast-ssdan
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Notice to Bridge Builders.
Nashville Suspension Bridge to
be Rebuilt. a

CEALED Proposals will be received until The l6eh
- day Of July next, at the ONCE OF tne
Nsrins ana Ere insurance Company for furnishing
naterials and reconstructng the eusPenslon hridge
scToss Cnnnherl,pd river at Nashville, Tenn, owned
by the Broad Street Bridge Company. PERSONS
making bids for this Tirk, VIII oe 70 ~ tho
init plans, with apeclScauohs cOinP4o'o' iNA ~
work 10 be done. -, h,,;,,
The stone piers snd abutmerts are already onlt,
and but little damaged and large quantity o. w
irons taken from the old bridge has neeh preserves
which may be used again.
by order OF the Board. Go
A.. W. BUTLER, sec'y and Treasurer.
Naahvilla lime I4-ti
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Cameron. Grier & Co.'S
Northwest Corner Of
SQUARE and College st.
: s.,A.an-tf
A GARD.

,r,ur undersigned keeps constantly on hsnd
vel assorted stick Of lroa, Ssseinksi SAls'
dhA-.s ~ aV,es Copper Zinc, Sash, Glass. Axes,
- - r,ftsn scrspers Thrashing Machines,
Con- shsIlsrs. Straw Cutters, Wagon Timber, IRE
RTick and CAV, Hydraulic Cement Plaster fssls,
Brass Tea and PorcelSln ketlss ,[ LIE
Tie,,r - snA lirocsries, and varlous other ar
tiles REQUIRED sor city and country Trade ~nieh
'heS "ne' n i''''' wM. LYON 3 Co,
f-.t, -, - Msrt-s stFssl
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BANKRUrT B4NKEUPT THE Bankrupt
Sale Store, No. 80 North Market street, is
still selling boots, ahOes and hata at bank
rupt prices, or ffty per cent. cheaper
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Gold is falling, 80 is the price Of Photo
graphs at the Gallery Of the Cumberland.
Card Pictures nov only - per dossa.
aprIl-d A. g. MoRsE. IS Cedar e..
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TO TIE LADIES'


-. Cor o9 +. =. and viHa ''F''i'' Ssa''.
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The Richmond Wing, of Saturday,

has the following item:
The Southern travel northWard IS set
ting in quite heavily. The steamers
sail daily, with quite a passenger list,
including many merchants carrying
their families TO Northern watering
places for health and recreation, while
they look after their business interests
in the cities.
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Summer Hats, "neW s.yles,'' just recsiv.
cd. R. H. Thompson,
IS Cherry street, near Uuion.
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Pearl Miniatures, in Oil, or water eoi5rs
Get the genuine At the Gallery Of shs Cum
berlsnd. aprll-u
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NeK Ice DO. s. Rroad -.

The best Ice for sale a. the Ice Depot Of
Clark 4 Gregory, So Broad street.
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PYROTEOHNICS.

TyIRE WORKS, Of al kinds, Cor the celebration
ID fha coming Fourth o. July, NJ wholesale a.
Nrndv 4 CAROLS. No. College street. luear
Church, Retail Dealers supphed AZ low rAtss- Sc
rure eour Stock Of Fire " 0rrs snr the FOURTH.
iu,-e5-lv MuNDY q CARROLL.
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The Briaal Chamber, ~ E.av a w,n,.
and instruction ior foung Men. Also. rev ~ -
liable Treatment ior Dieeases q i1a uHnarF ~
SeKual Sysieu1s-seui free, M sealei erfr'rrrs.
Address. Ds. J. sKILLIN HouGHr0N. aoEa-f
Association, Phiisdelphia, Pa. apru-ly
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Only Loan in Market
Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less than SIS, OOo, 900 Of the Loan authorised by
the lsst Congress are now on the market. THIS
amount, at the rate at which it is being absorbed,
will be subscribed for within sixty days, when the
notes. will undoubtedly command premium. a.
has uniformly been the case on closing the sub
scrptons to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
of the country may be Afforded facilities for taking
ths loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions At par. Sub
scribers Will select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence, and who only are responsible for
the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
JAY COOKE,
| SUBSCRIPTION AsEST,
No. 1I4 South Third Street, Philadelphia
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL m RECEIVED by the
First National Bank Of Nashville.
Second National Bank Of Nashville.
L unay26 10 aug 18th
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FIour. Lumbsr Id shInqIes.

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