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100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
Rim G5. &C.
WORTH OVER SI,OOO,OOO,

Ii. 10 be sold for One Dollar each, without re-
81 gard 10 value. Not e. be paid Tor until you
know Whist you are 20 receive.
s'Tn " one Of the largest arms n the SliY oil n
Work and arc 5oiur very extensive bu -iness. and
have % hand the largest stock stat can be ound IN
the City. "-Ocesns lines, Pent Water, Mich-i Oci.
"a 1854. 'rheir stock is large, and buyers Esy
reiy on articles purchased from Them Just a. repre-
scented. Their Ions continuance IN business enables
them 70 offer better Inducements thsn any ether
house in the cty."-LoFM American, Anderson,
Ind Oct. n, 1854 Their Watches are admitted
In coinrefent ludgea snd those who have used
them 20 be the best n use. They are all they are
sdyeltsed % be.''--lndependent, Warrenton, lll,
Oct % 1S64. They are large deslers snd THEIR
stock Is manufactured 10 the best style, and o. pure
ma5erlals. Telegraph, saugerues n, p, Oct -,
lsd4 "An goods furnished whst they 8 e rep
resented 70 be. Times, MaterFlle, n 4, Oct -
Is6s WORTHY OF confidence Wyoming Demo
ersf. Wsrsaw. Y, Oct Is. 1854 honorable and
tnr dealing men."-Cumberland Valley Journal,
aechAnicsburg, Pa, %, ls5i.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FOR SHERIFF.

We sre authouaed 10 announce KOsCIU3KC
BRANCH A. a candidate Cor sheriff ol Davidson
county, AZ the ensuing Marzn election oel2t-e
We are al horized % sunource ". G. suAW a. a
candidaia ior sheui Of Davidson county, % The
nezt March election ts1
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BatebeioF's Hair DJel

Tho Original and Best 10 the World 3
The only True and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less, Reda5.s and lustan .aneous Produce
Immediately q sp eld.d 81 eli or natural
Blown, without nJurilg The hair On sk.p.
Remedies The ID effects Of bad dyes SOFA
b all Druggists The genuine i sigpoi
william "A. Bachelor. Also,
Aegtncrafing Extract Of .laillefeurs. for
AsstoriHg end Beanfl tl1nq re Ha5r.
CHARLES BACHELOR, NEs Yoax.
aepI5-ly
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We are authorised o. aunounce Capt JoHa " H.
soN - eaadidats 'or ra-eieciiun b. ihe ollcs 81
County irus.ee - ne sntuing March sle,t on
We are authorized 20 aunounca THouAa
savrE as q candidate for County Trustee. al
the next March els ton.
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So A Physisiazical yiew Of Marriage
pontslulnE uealiy , paEcs, am ~ roe flaica
Er1s n STATE ~ nrli-1 sud liselaa. VIA ira
rss On E srIv Errors. - Duploraela tclseqleuaas
upun he Hiuu ard Boy. ~ ? fna Autia1r- sLEl
q rraaErsdl-iha cllF ran. o. 40 slccessf.Il
media 81 cure. a. a1oau b. ihG rfrof % casas
freafrd n trufaiui aafiaar % tle b afrlad. ani
ffa e1ntersri AZ ~ uarflaes Ef1 elIellsi1 d1l 81.
er ttrIr uhFsirai c1rlIucl seat nee q tst1rr 10
~ - .r..s on rerslpf q % cent? id stsnri- -
pos-sl curreucys - a'idre-slrz Lr. IA erik ~.
y malisu I1ua. ail1ry. n y.
Tie aulaQr ulaT ~ cuusl ed uror anF q ftr
q sease. upcl Elaih hls took treafs sitssr pofsdr
llyo or hJ uail, aud medieines seat % lny ~ II
ne @-i- octia-om
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We arc authorized to announce Janrs Hstt A. +.
esndidat- Tor cuminsl Jourt C.erk. al ne na1
March eieciiou- Ia
We are authorised % announce CHsarrs e. Dc
eosa, e. candidate ior CTlm.na Jcurs Clerk. a. the
next March election uovistf
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PHcroaEAFHs--Photographs Of Generui,
Federal and Coniederats. The laFKost col
lection IN the vest, for sale, Wholesale an.
retail. Remember The place, Gallery Of ths
Cumberland q Cedar sIrset, opposite Com
mrcia Hotel. mayz7-tL
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54asllpillk aAuiuu.
WM. CAMERON q CO.. Publishers.
TUEsDAE. NovEMBER 3. Ises.
REMARKS OF DIR. 2. w.FRAzER,
OF WILSON AND DEEALB,
Delivered an the Senate Chamber On
the 24th of November, 1865.

The question beng a NoH-coneUrnsAoe 81 tis
Report q re JUDICIARY Committee REJECT
ING Senate BIZ No. l72, 70 Secure The PAY
meat Of Debts, and for tAe Reiief Of tis
People
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ArIESfIoz IaIsHHss i-Ckecka on the u
ster Banking Co.. Belfast, Ireland Ia suias
Of Il @ fIo ios sale O. G. y. Ordvay's Bro
kef once, 10. 4s College street n
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County Trustee

WE ARE AUTHORISED TO ANNOUNCE TON
~ z. CkJNh a. q candidate fnr County Court
| Clerk, of Davidson County. At TIE ensune aarrh
! siectou o-ff
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In Dyspepsia,

aud its sttendsni train Of symptoms, Il acts more
LlkE A CHARM than a medicine. There BE- moth
iuE IN the whole u,nee Of Matera Medca that can
ior moment bear = comparison with it IN this dis
essa.
Can sccount Of this wouderiul plant may be
found in the llth edition OF the L. 5. Dispensstory
pages lss7 and l3Ss
series Of experiments In which DT. Bull has
been Ger years engaged, has Just be "a brought 60
successful tsrmi nation, and he is nov enablec 20
uier % The puniio q coordination o. oknkON with
other spproYec tones, the whole preserved 10 the
bsst quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
shich he j. confident has no equal IN he world.
he might furnish volume o. csrtihcstes, but the
punc have lcng snce leaned 30 estimate such
thugs ~ their the value. The fsiest plan Is Tor
eseTy one % test for himself the virtues 81 q new
mgdiciue
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SUFFE r. e R s
From Dyspepsia
Read! ReleCt!! ACt!!!


TARRANT Co.
eieniiemen-l am rssl dent Of Curacoa, and hays
heen dlspnsrd % wrtP 10 you cOncemmE fhe real
Vsi1e Of your skLTLER AFERIENT - a remedy
or Indigestion and tyspepsfa- desire % cypress
% you my sncere graetude forthe g7esi oCng1t the
81 l3IIkk has done my wife
FOR Tour OF i've years my wife has heag ssdly
aiiacied WIN lyspepsia, and ster beng under TIE
treatment Of severs boetors for two o. three years
abe sas nnally mduced 20 seef the advice Of
laarnad Puyscish, noctor CBtisiis. o. Eene-uels
uho ummeda'ely treated her vith.your KFER.
NEsCkNT sELILEk AFERlENT. sne bscsn q
improve 81 once. ana is nov PEkF RCrIsY " Bill
lei it g b. my duty for the good Of hunsaity q
u,zke this stsislreuI ieeiiuE teata medicine 50 val
1sfIs should hs widely known.
5'rustInr you vii giie this pukiclty. sn1 retezt
~ NV asrnasi r-lsuiude snd tnanss-
an very respectfully your,
s. d c. HENRlQuER,
~ v.,,l. lime 81 'gt Merchant, Cuuacao, S.A
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g The Old oaken oucket that hangs 10 Tie vol.

How earnestly he will sweat and toll 70
save his home, and the home # his wife and
/ children. And his three crops will pay
more than his land viii now bring. There
viii be heart-eheering and substantial relief
| in this provision Of this bill.
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kfessrs 7 4 b Gsughsn 4 Co, No lie kroadEaF,
Me- York, extensive mEnuiaeiurers and importers
al III lie leading and most fsshionshle styles Of
watches and geWelry, desiring 70 increase their tu-
sness 70 an uni rni;ed extent. have resolved upon
4 Great Gifi Distribution, subject % Tho requisites
folioWinC;
tlerefdaiss uan ug canh article and its valGe, are
rlssed IN sealed Envelopes ana well m'Eed, One
vi tbsse envelopes vii bs sent BY msl 70 any ad-
drsas on receipt Of tseaty I'VE cents.
Al a7oidcs sd a. Olo D0Igr oacs, irisoa' reszrd
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By Telegraph
Paelae Nan steamer Ageney.

The veteran Reserve Corps
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Ipsuranee Compnnies.

(tAREf SMITH, Nos. SC and % Union street,
y uup staitsl represent the fru5plrg Companies :
lima Of Hartford, Security, Msnas'tan, Meiropoli-
Ian Phoenix and kniekerbOcker Life q New lOrk,
Nd AceIdent Of Colulrbus. ONO.
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We are authcuzsd 10 announ-o tho uaue q j. q.
e9tlr ios ] Az tollsetof, ior state ana County. e
the ensuing March .ectlon-
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Hot Rolls, Rusk ana Bunns every morn
ing az tae Nashville Steam Bakery, II
summer street, near Union. ssps-f
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On receipt Of The cerhhcstsyou MI zee vhsfyou
sre qninr % have and tnen d D. az ycur cpton %
send she dollar sud take ne arilcle % n9I EtH,
$780, ~ thus Obtain = Gold watch u smond
pinq on suv set Of ieeelry our lisl Cor one iol'
isr ard la nc csse can they set less than one dol
laris worth The pure Of Cerah-aies - 8 follows
Que i1r rs cents i've lot q eiefea " ~ ni'S
~ ~ slxtv I've ior SO, one hundred for $40.
Arsnt- usntcd everywhere, D. whom speoai
TAI. GAuCHAN a CO,
~, HfF DrsaaI rsv n n
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Just received, per express, 6ns lot Of
sRisseai tarlotonl nainsook, muslina, 90 pri-
faSe sale. Csc. BHfELDa a GO.
Ilyi-u Is and - College strooi-
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We Ask

fThe su6eFiug millions IN cur isaa % e Fe N
reslalr 4 trisIt cautinced tlsi ~ - enleiy ~
nlauy nav - relieved. many cured q DgsPepsis
hesrtourn. sour slouisch, sex headae te, -.
nesss inslgssuun. Plies, ClsuFenfss, h..istA ~
tks, LivsF Colsq's.nIs. Rheunlalic Ale ems; ee
Red TIE Fssa1hiat 81 rsstu,ous- ~ ~ - n ioi.
-. a11 DO not uss the medicine szsilsf ne aific-
= Eo1r fnya1sa.
nsn sazrsd Unly b. TARRtNT 4 CO. 81
arsess.,. sllaat heW foFk.
eFFoT 81. = 3. pFusRssa' -
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nook AND JOR PRINTING.

CAMERoN, WIN. a CO.-Book snd Job Printers,
I ! and pu. fishers Of the Daily and Weekly
Union, Primers Alley. between Union and Dead
Greg streets.
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M A IL e N A

6suit one tiial will convince the moot sizeptod,
Makes Puddings Cakes, Custards, Alanc Mango,
Ac without isingass, with few OF no eggs, al cost
astonishing Che most economical. a Hlght adll-
fion 10 ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improves
Bread and Cake. It's also excellent for thckensne
sweet sauces. graves for fish or fieat, soup, &C. For
Cream nothing can compare with r. A little
boiled ia miii. val produce nch cream for coffee
chocolate, te8, &c.
But M 10 one pound packages, under the trade
marx Mazena. With directions Tor use.
A most delicious article OF food for children and
iuyaids OF al sges. For sale BY GrOcers and Drug
gists everywhere.
wholesale Depot les Fulton So New York,
WILLIAM DURl EA, General Agent
f1ue 2f-IY
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CLAIM AGENTS, &e.

AYES q HURT-MAnufactursrs Of all the
Nl Latest Styles Of First Glass Carriages aud
Buggies, Express Wagons and Carryals, Y North
MarRet street.
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IN their Stock Of
Wines & Brandies,
ALL % WHICH ARB
ENUINE AND IMPORTED.
May be found
Psm.rtn md nufsoraon shsns..

peuuErtin and duff Gordon 6herries,
Old uhuice and Reserved Msdeirsss
London Dock sns Burgundy Port.
pemartln, Blsqueiort and 81 Julien Medoc
Claret.
Haui sAate-1s Niesssiner, Hockheimsr and Ca
taEua Wines
Dsmsrcler, Gold Medal and Heidsiek, Cham
paFues
flnet CsstIlon, Otsrd, Dupuy's A Cos BnEhdiss;
IRISH, scotch. BOURBON and Robertson County
" hiskys,
nolisnd Gin;
Marsschino Ahsinihe; Verrno1the snd all sssori-
81 4 luors;
Bsksr's and Holland Bitter.
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ebSsfIyiH
.lSI9l Ems.
!. !. !. 'II1If:.lI h
"a e zg Is igg ;ez
rE lUL ~ K Ia ;
- ISg lF5 i6E = 8 /: So
No. LII 76Sl z5N 80 49, u %. . ~ ~
No. 80. ! on ~ VI .--.,st Fl ~ =
10. s.. 1 Isl 1 Isl col sol 2 81 4 81 70
No. A.. / sol 2 25 col DOL o0I sol 20
10. g. 2 DOL T5l O0 90 5 bol 50l 10 20
No. g.. 2 Isl %. - t3i lol .----. -...--
No - 2 col 8 81 IS 4 Is 4 25l ---.-. .-....
no g. COL COL col 75l OOi ..-... ......
No. g.. sol sol s % ...... sol ...... ..-.-.
Nol0...-. OOl uO " .----.' -..-.'l .-.i -.-'

These pens besr my tTads marx f" o. P. BkHHzs,
EKfEs Lou, KY" for which have secured the
o11s.-r1ll and are warranted equal in LIKENESS Of
fnaf6ria and workmanship 20 the best Eastern uan-
ufscturei and are believed 10 be superior 70 ell
others 10 durability and other substantial qualities
8ent BY mail or express on receipt Of price End
rg.En charges (f b mail, Al nlg risk when 20 cents
2 udded for Tegsns) Write your name and sd-
dfass plainly.
Postage on sIngfs pen three cents pen with any
ease or holder and b0z, slr celis. Old pens re-
paired for ffiy cents land siazp) each. Circulars
ant THEa. Address
G. P. BARNES,
Gold Pom Manufacturer
5s5 Maiu-Eirest Cor. sixth. Louisville Ny.
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.ooKsELLERs I'D sTATIoNERs
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERs.

CINGLkTON, R. Bookseller, Publisher,
y siationer, and Periodical Dsaler, Post Once
Building
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ATTORNEYs AT LAW.
BANKERs AND BR0KERS.

--tN--lA- 1A-lA - 49, ~ ef a--7
OTIS, Z. A.--AHOrney and Counsellor al LsE,
" Once 425S Cherry ~: p o. Box 74s.
BANKERs AND BROKERS'.
RIRsT NATIONAL BANE-Goyenment DepOsi-
II tory-No. 81 College street, between Union
and the Public Square dealers in Uncurrent
Money, Exchange, Coin, and Government securi-
nes Of Al Klnds. Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. Collections promptly st
tended 30.
A. g. sAsEoRD, Prss't. Jas. G. oaDES. Cash'r.
NFARR TaOs a.--Broksr, corner Union and
w College streets, buys and sells Gold, incur
rUnl Money, Government Securities snd Voucher
Coleeuons attended TO promptly.
Also bugs and sells on e. mTnlssl0n.
CEC0ND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- % Cherry street, deals IN Exchange, Govern
meat Securities snd Con Collections promptly
attended 10 j. LUEsrEs, Cashier.
VNHIRD NATIONAL BANK or NASHVILLE
L Deals IN Exchange; Government Securities
and Coin. Collections promptly attended to.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds sud on Commission.
". ". BERaT, President. EDaAB JoSEs, Cssllier
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For sale

ROA 4 d1O3
M o. ne n7si healdeucta ri tre county tu
~ The slufreru part of ne go. Gear lha term a
o. m south Nas vile hurrs aIrual. in a Ores
ttc ueirluoI bod tEa uulI ina - arse o. d. -.a
tfc-=iptT hreas 80 q isn iaouI-. 90 aeu. tc s0ol
1ricE aul s. house ana Fsll claa-. a 81 -fs-
tern iars yard, seI ulc.s Cd ara lr aCr-s o.
and, rl.zt 81 shic1 u drsi rte garden ald s-sl
~ chl-ce o.. b. ties. A part 10 a.e4 fcr BRICK
rard. ana peaty oi uEtrr and a elauHn. rrea.
To- geitng asod- Tie " and ks1ros1 na. 80
ny ine cerrcr 81 ere Hia-c. ron shcu aaoI ia b.
celFed ior t-lrl ~ rri II I1e property uul.ilir
norston rtEea- A geo sunur 81 Irlrne.f.a.rIr 49,
Ioin.lE tna property Tern. "a
EB4uire b LOS q MCEFEEE
roTi q o. w. MAJ A. HEIa y r. G. e
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WAKkEN's CELEBRATED
Needles and Fish Hooks,
ANDREW, CLERK & CO.,
IS MAIDEN LANE. EEw YORK.
sole Agents and Imoort..r.-

Our foTunsr ous ouIara sIE HrH e. rs.f--t...-s i-
20 g p1reaoi ne eeeziiaa, H.la t1s uraa o. l. ~
FsJa seps o. g. taa nIgacst -landard sna.sr IL
tniI. .sh tlsll.isftulers.
A. z. a 70, ielpeclisilf solicit roneaaI az Ia
usI,sliiIe re'aluua -o1a sf airorati7 sstlsr-at
~ 49, aii-afsfnsra aarI ~
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His Compound OF WILD CHERRY has
become household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
less than year after their Introduction,

itlusd reputation suRs wide spresd al, stin cog
hut OF Month America. But the croEnt OUuJ her
81 lie remans 70 be STAINED IN his Oh clocCnFegry
rather combination, for be does not e am 60 have
ueen the discOVerer Of GIDEON, which is the basis
% the Bitters uog offered 10 the public. That hon
OF balonrG 10 the nstiFe inhahltantf al Central
America, to whom iis virtues have been known for
tGore thEn two hundred years Armed with Il the
lndian bids dshance 60 the m0at deadly msiaria,
end handle, without fear, the most veuomons ser
pents- ltia bebei with them, that while there Is
hresth iu toe body, the Cedron IS potent o. cme no
mstter HhsI the disease may be.
While Dr.. Bull is not prepared 10 endorse this ex-
trsvsEaut preteusion, he a nevertheless sat SIZED
from thorough eNsmnaton Of the evidence rela-
ting 20 ~ virtues, that as remedy and preventa-
tive for an disease ansng nom exposure, ether
70 the Weaiher OF clmsie, or 10 mlasmaiic intuen-
ces Dc stands
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coat AND WOOD.
Commission ana ForwarGIng.
NEWS DEALERs, &e.

DAUL a SANFORD, Forwarding and Coo mis-
L sion Merchants. Our prompt attention is gwen
u the receiving and forwarding Of C0IEON. a
South Market street.
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Without a Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation u has 30 long
enjoyed n Central America aud the y esJ IndieH.
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His inimitaho preparation o. SARsApARILLA
mas long stood ST the head Of the VARIOUS COM
pounds Of that valuable drug.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-04

1t will be observed, from the perusal of
the Presidents proclamation in another
column, that South Carolina, which used
to plume herself upon the fact that she
fired the first gun of the rebellion, has
been provided with a Provisional Gov
ernor, and accompanying civil machine
Fry, whereby SHE shall be enabled, in due
time, if she has grown wiser as well as
sadder duringt these past four mO,nentous
years, to take her place once more in the
Union family circle. Her new Govern
or, Mr. Benjamin F. Perry, is said to
possess the confidence of the Union men
who are most conspicuous and DESTROYS
of restoring the State toits proper prac-
tical relations" to the Union. We trust
that he may have the wisdom, fidelity,
and perseverance necessary to enable
him to direct the incipient efforts of her
estranged people in such broad and
liberal channels as shall wash away for
ever the deep-rooted and estiIent politi-
calheresies which would seem to be asi in
digenous to her soil as the Canada thistle
is to large portion of our Northern
country,
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The London News alludes to one of
the plaques of ireland in this wise: The
emigration from ireland. has turned
loose hundreds of thousands of dogs to
become wild. One member reckons the
Irish dogs at million; another at mil
lion and half and Sir r. Peel at two
millions. These vagrant dogs worry
sheep and cattle and pigs, communicate
vermin to them, spoil their health and
their repose, and hinder their fattening
a year. The sheep killed outright and
reported to the police were 6,147 in 1884;
and in an incalculable number OF cases
the police are not appealed to at also
small have hitherto been the chances OF
redress. One terrible feature of the case
is the progressive increase of fatal cases
of hydrophobia in ireland, as we learn
from Professor Gamgee.'
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We are sorry to hear that Lord Pal
merston is in infirm health, 80 much so
that he feels obliged to have recourse to
homeopathy. Old age is one of those
maladies which we doubt whether even
homeopathy can cure. We have known
it to carry off great many men in our
times, and afflict others in very dis
tressing manner. Its ravages in our
own section about the period of the con-
script law were truly heart-rendeIing.-
We sympathize heartily with the UNI
easiness which his Lordship suffers, and
sincerely trust he may soon recover. 1t
is most melancholy and surprising that
a gentleman at his time Of life, only
eighty-fve, and who has enjoyed SO
long all the honors his country could be-
stow, should be treated with no more
courtesy by Time and Nature than the
most ordinary mortals. The precise
malady from which his Lordship suf-
fers is not stated, though it is commonly
believed he has over-exerted himself
during the last four years in balancing
on the tight-rope of rigid neutrality
Richmond Republic.
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Rosa BONHEUR.-The Paris cores
pondentof the New York Tribune relates

hOSA bONHEuh.-1u he TdriS cOITes~
pondent of the New York Tribune relates
the following interesting incident:
The Empress closed her regency by a
graceful, gracious act of innovating JUS
tice that must not be passed by in this
imperfect record of the weeks news.
Going down as far as Fontainebleu to
meet the returning Emperor last Satur-
day, she slipped off sideways and incog-
nito during the hours of waiting to the
house of Rosa Bonheur and then and
there did personally decorate with
the Cross of the Legion of Honor
that artist, SO eminently more de-
serving such distinction than four
fifths of all the male painting folks
who have been blessed with it since the
order was instituted. From sovereign
regent woman to q sovereign reigning
woman artist, there:.was eminent fitness
of grace in the just recognition of merit.
Since the institution of the order by the
first Napoleon, this is the first, sole in
stance in which 1t has been conferred
on woman in the ciuH order. Here
and there heroic Vivandiere, or nobly
distinguished Sister of Charity in the
military hospitals, or exceptionally emf
nent official female has worn the cross.
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trials had been effaced from their memo.
ries, and their children knew not of
them, only recollecting the glorious
triumphs of the past, and forgetting
what of blood and wealth those triumphs
had cost. So it will be now. In a few
years the great rebellion will only be
spoken of as historical event by our
children, who grown in population and
power to one hundred millions; will
have paid off the national debt, healed
the wounds of fraternal war, and be the
rulers of a continent.
The future before us is bright and
glorious. The night is past and joy
cometh with the morn. Let us on
this day determine to cease all dissen-
sions, all private quarrels, bury our
mutual differences and animosities in
the great gulf of the past and make an
other start upon the road to peaceful
prosperity; commence again the pur-
suit Of happiness, and by a liberal, hui
name and just course strive with noble
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perity and greatness. 1t is a good time
to make a commencement, and as we
join in the mutual celebration of the day
and recollect the deeds of our common
ancestors, who, side by side and shoulder
to shoulder, SO manfully battled to make
us a nation, let us meet on the common
ground of good feeling and American
brotherhood. To those who still weep,
we say, slook not mournfully into the
past-it comes not again; wisely improve
the present--it is thine; and go forth
with manly hearts and without fear to
combat the shadowy future'--a future
full of mighty promises.
We do not know that we shall have
much of a celebration here, though we
would like to see a good old-time obser-
vance of the day. No extensive prepa-
rations have been made and, doubtless,
each will commemorate it in manner
best suited to his tastes and abilities.
We counsel all soberness and propriety,
and let all abstain from too much enthu-
siasm, as the weather is hot and the con-
sequences to their health might be very
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