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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-30

THE following is the list Of marriage licenses is
sued by the County Court Clerk Of the county o
Davidson, for the week ending December 9th
1868:
Christian Schwarz to Sarah Ann Dodson.
james W Farris 10 Matilda 4. Hunt
. Robert Stewart 20 Arahca Thomas
Reuben H. Kcmpcr TO Rcbecca Ann Perkins.
John r. Brown to Motley Ann Hunt.
Walter c. Scruggs to Martha Walker.
Washington Bumpass 10 Rcbccca Green.
VIM. J. Webb 20 Robccca Barnes.
Sebastian Miller 20 Amelia Humphreys.
George Z. Buell. to Roche Bricn.
Pcyton 5 Latimer TO Lucy Northern.
Carlin Brown to Lilly Lane.
Joseph Sweet TO Sarah r. Huffman.
Ashbury :. Reese TO Sarah n. Pitts.
James Gentry to Mary f. Batcmau.
CORTLAND, l.. G. Goodrich to NJ. Lucy Rogers.
William Rancy TO Elizabeth McMillcn.
CoLoREn.
Squire Hunter to Sally Bcaslcy.
Windsor Gooch to Mary Ann Hope.
William Mcbride to Ellen Simons.
VIM Townsend to Harriet Winters
William Ewing TO Ellen Mcdaniel.
Carol stewart 20 Lucy l.antcr.
Samuel Payne to Matilda Anderson.
Anthony Iladlcy TO Jennie Maxcy.
David Gam 90 Dilscy Payne.
Henry Davis to Alley Parks.
John Ilurd 70 Laura Frcrson.
Wilson Thompson 60 Mary L. Gadscy.
John Thompson 10 kicy Maxwell.
Isaac Mcconnell to Maria Lowell.
Samuel Drake to Elizabeth Drake.
David Anderson 10 i.izEie Hadley.
Samuel Davis to Nancy Ferguson.
Charles Norman 90 Louisa Currin.
Henry Higgins to Isabel Charlton.
Frank Coats 90 Lucinda Coats.
james X. Daniel TO Hester Alexander.
Henry Perkins to Mary Evans
Joseph Ellison 20 Agnes ScruErs.
james Stevenson 20 Catharinc Weaklcy.
Nathan May;ield 10 Sarah Lee.
Jerry Delany 90 Sarah Morrison.
Henry Reed To Mary Gee.
% Nathan PoindeNtcr 10 Emma Harris
Miles Childrcs 10 Fanny Miller
Riehrrd Young 10 Katy Ann Gloaves.
Henry Fogr TO Eliza White.
Armistead T. Mason 20 Matte Reems
Anthony Cunningham 70 Mary White.
II n.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-30

ToUcmNG CALANIrY.-rho Memphis BuAcfR
says, Miss r. Denman lived with her parents At
Port Gibson before the war. They were quite
wealthy. and the daughter was highly educated.
Banishcd from home by patriotic and loyal senti-
mcuts this young lady has been supporting her
self by teaching school at West Point, Miss. She
recently arrived in this city and was TO have been
married before Christmas 10 a nephew Of Major A.
Warren. at his house. when the bridal party was
TO have proceeded to Port Gibson, the home of the
lady. Yesterday the gay and happy girl, in com
pany with Miss Capcrs and Miss Walker of this
CITY. visited the mill Of Major Warren, on ale
street. where, vcuturng too near the machinery,
ger dress was caught in the cogs Of n revolving
wheel Il will be a sad qualification TO her friends
90 knnm thnt she must have aieh Instantly.
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For County Court Clerk
For Criminal Court Clerk

We are authorized to announce Charles f.
DiggOns as a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk
of Davidson county st the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec4-te.
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CANDIDATES.


HAvINe been solicited by a large number Of old
friends, VIII. l.. Foster has consented to an
nounce his name as a candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election.
We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-17
Befer oIs oue Ginwanoes

Don Geuti6fof6, 8eFer oIs oue Giumanoes
1nss-GrmmiiiiCnett NIT 6Iusf6riiten unD 3eie
1ungSartlteln peroeH bic minbIiden S6iloe<
rungen Der Sauienoe Don 9euti6s Ameritanern
tDirten, pel6e in bieiem 6rlbjabr lno Com:
mer eos alte 8aterlanb beIubeH. DaS qaB
Bureau ees Staat8oepartements 1T felt einiaen
Taaen Woden Don bte1en 8eiienoen unerb6rt
fart in Nnipru6 eencmmen unp Die quite
Dirtuns bieier S%eitpeili! en- 8ldwanoeruua in
anoeoeuteter 8ibtana tpiro iebr bale bemertbar
unb fablbar neroeu. SIN Serein NIT Der natIrz
liden 6panntroft beS ameritanii6en 8Ultea
miro bic Ginnaroeruns nit ibrem &apital ppu
baarem @eIpe, arbeitsfrolt uno 8enntnillen
iebr piel oa3u beitrasen, baB bic pom &rie9e
gei3Iaeenen @unoen pie[ i6neller pernarten,
als iebt nod Mande 9%luuben.
Sic mGgen nur tOmmen, Die in ben eng ems
sei6adteIten 8~erbdltni1ien GurOpa's baS Slid
nidt fnoen f6nnen ! 9ie Ser. Staaten bdber
nod Ylab fir pieIe WiQiOnen. !6ier finoet Die
piuiee, a~uSbauernbe Nrbsitsfrait, Die 6enntnif
uno Die @ewanptbeit i'm grperbs= uno Ser
tebrsleben, elm tpeites, reides uno Oanf6are&
Selo - umlomebr iebt, ba Die pole Sreibeit
oas @~runoseies Der Station 1T, 10 weit bic
Sterne unO Streifen peben, - Od Die Sreibei
nit ibrem suten Sdwerte bic ebernen piorteu
Der Gtlapenftauten selprenat uno ibren Sob
men Elm neues Rei6 erldlpi1en bat.
l7 IHs 6@1 (8ittsh. 8pIfsbl.)
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gSie lit oae Meul6culrbrn r%at6iclbaft!"

gEie 1T bas Wteni4erlebe1l rdtbienb att
So arm an Greuheu, bod 70 REID an 2eib;
S'iit Elm @erniIh bon S9pa6bsit unb bon Sraft,
Bon EGuiduns. Sabsier unb 3uirieee n4eit.
Dem 3autet fctst Bic raube 9eirfli6teit,
Die auf tas MeniGenfiub 10 ernft. 70 fin1ter blidt,
Die tann urb MANI nur tIGgt elm Sonntdl stleib,
DcG i'm Serbcrsnen INNER gtete ftridt
limb unI're Slunlen an nit rauber 6anb Serfnift.
sc 9tei6t Der g8ene pobL bon eiueii Slut
Der aus benz SeIs i'm lBaltesbuntet quilt, hi taa
Das Sbdl biNat raui6t fe i'm raiben SGaB,
Dem 3itnSline steiG, bonn Cha eubrang erfii1t.
DcG nnten tietet ii6 elm ANDRES Bib,
Grnitbeft unb ru6i9 fieBt iie oann climber. l
Balb fturtn9etrdufett umO balo ianft unS milb,
ErG9t ite bas Waurenlhiff, tel1ben i6per,
SlS bu ie aufniurntft mitterliNes Steer.
I'm bon Der 0teiIe auss uru6n? 8 nein
Nidt8, ni4tS tarf rafteu in Ger pet en- gSelt,
Die Wolfe bttlt in's @eteItleib fe ein,
ErGst fe ;uriid gum ~malb'sen @otuseselt, .t. t.
Bon mo ite reuseboren ~tbalpdrts tdGt,
Inn nod tenI Weer 3u tragen neu 2aft;
8cm Sturm sep tiGt, BON Com eniteiu etbeGt,
Darheilt ben Sreislauf fe in ipilber Sait
Dp@ ~nirSenes finbet f1 elm DIT Der eip'9en 0tnft.
Gc ~pauberft tu I'M a~reialauf, Meni6en9eiit,
llnftGt bon 3eit 81 3eit, bon Srt Al Ort!
Wie teine Wtutter @rbe rafIcs tresi't,
60 treibt'S aud cid i'm iteten Wirbel fort! q
unenbIiGfei it - bu inbalti@ wereS GpDrt
Dir bient er, ME tie Mene rdbeIeer,
Sn ieiner Giefe rubt mar9 scfbner sort
~ltmionft, bas S6idiaI treibt ibn Nib umGer,
unb cine etp'9e 8fpte sirb ibn nimmermebr.
i gsuarb 2ep5.
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Sen GtraBeneden gu peritdrteH, bic gerneinen
DinfeIfneipen uno Spielb6blen 5g bep6ltern
uup anltdnoise 2eute, ia 6raueH unb ainoer,
auf Ofener Strabe su beleioisen, gu berauben
ODER toDt gu fhIasen? Sic unsebincerte Cine
itr5munq iilpIi6er GpIoaten unb Off3iere pIroe
Sos Clement Der Rpbbeit in bieier Stact euf
cine belQOie @eiie permebren uno mir iino ness
balb fdon aus @riinben Der 6ffentli6en Sis
6erbeit seaen cine fclde Broris Der Sole
runs. uuiere YOliset tam nidt nit Sem be-
reitS eriltirenoen @eIinoel fertis tperoen, pie
nil Ie es, penn eallelbe id permebrt uno
,peritGrtt F?
Nir perlop9en, ME mir es INNER Derlan9t
baben, oaS es feiten ebemali9eu iaoli6en Scls
oaten coer OifSier seitattet iein iOa, iub in irs
aeno elmer @r 4 # aot wie Baltimore aul
5u balten, menisitenS piiroe basu cine belons
oere grlaubnib seb6ren uno pdre cine pollseIs
li6e Nufli6t far cine sewiie Beriooe nbtbtg.
8ir itimmen ferner nit Suose 8Ono oariIt
therein, paB sic i'm Staat Wiarplanc i'm Sabre
1863 poIfrte 9odperratbSatte sesen bic mora
lilhen llrbeber unb bic !9auptrdoelsflbrer oea
Nipts pom 10. Npril 1861 unb 9esen bic &al.
beers in Nnpensuns fpmmen iOu. Wan pirt
cann ldpn iebeu, per cas &e&t bat, in eie-
fem State su !eben cpsr nidt, BENIN bie
8erfoIeuns muB anfbrren, TO-
bolo boS Geri6t etnen Mnge'
tlaeten freiipri@t. Sir perlaager
DOR olien 9insen, oob bic @eiebes zines Staa=
tee ODER elmer Stabt tein tooter 8u6ifabe ieien,
~lonrern auf Die Betrefferoen argeuenoft wer'
ben. 9as @ertdt allein niht be,
8rluatmann bat eas &edt, miloernce umitdnoe
gu beridli6tisen uno oas llrtbeil oarno4 ELM.
5uri6ten. 0iejenisen defenders, tpelde ourd
Niots an ibrem Gisentbum uno 2eben S6dcer
aelitten baben, melde man su elmer 9epiiler
Belt ourd beitioliiden SerrOrismus in Nn9l
unb edreden eeiast, aus ibren @Obnun9er
uertrieben, ooer in ibren !6duiern 9encbt bat
baben jeoenfals Elm Redt gu perlansen, baB BIZ
@elebe nidt IN @uniten Der 8erbrehen iuspen.
Dirt perOeu. -..
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Ginmantcrang.

eros oeS ariese8 tanen I'M oerloGenen
Sapre 221,535 %@inwonoerer, UNI fi9 in ben
user. etaatsn nieeersulaHen. -199,O 900 bapcn
lanoeten in 9lemsg ort.
MelGen Nufi&wuns piro bic @inpunoeruna
s1I lest rebr1en, oa. oer arieg poriber 1T!
9hdt ilur Die Tortbeile oeS !SeimtStteseieses,
iOnoern AUDI bic 9ldnsenoen @usG9ten fir bic
Sel'eolurg Der bisberigen Stlaoenituoten, tuels
de an '1atirlider 9~ilfSauelIen 70 iberuus reid
itno, n1ia1en Sunoerttapienoe ber georidtel,
8ep5lferIng GlrppdAS anlGden. limb Defenders
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@bas. Selbp.

9uruuf tpurbe Der Brief BON ''poo Leenea"
aus st. Souls %perIeien. Sic bei6w6rt ibren
Wtunn (8OOtb, weI6er in benz 8riefe Souls
beibt gu tbr unOSibrem Rinbe surad3utebren.
t6rrtieSuna kehe SeIea-dpS)
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The BitAzTL11E DIFFICULTY There Is
nothing new developed in the Florida
case b. The additional items Of official
correspondence which have found their
way into print. Mr.. Seward has taken
simply the ground with Brazil, that be
has taken with England He refuses
TO recede from bis former standpoint,
that the Government Of The United
States must continue 70 regard these
English-bailt Narsysssels ~ pirates, and
that, II the Government finds IL nsceB-
sary for the time 10 accept the eharsc-
ter assigned 70 them By the 20 called
neutral Powers, IL does 90 under the
strongest possible protest AZ the PR
atss Of the Florida we're brought 70 tho
United States uDlawfuliy, or rather By
agents entirely unauthorized 70 make
the capture, the prisoners win be given
no 10 Brasil The United States Consul
h 10 be relieved from his post, snd Capt
Collins will Be tried By court marital
both for oyersteppiDg the line Of their
duty and the flag Of Brazil will be
saluisd With the customary h0nors due
70 an independent Power
The Arrangement il altogethsr PEI
fectly simple and proper. There can
81 10 hansilistion IN great Power Ike
the Unite1 Statessdisciplining it. serY.
ants for condensation Of its own or
ders o can there be any degradation
In making the fact known 70 His Bra
lillian Majesty in courteous and friend
" terms. IN y Tins.
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The Norfolk correspondent 1f the
Baltimore American writes under date
Of Jan. 2 Admiral Porter il still peg
ging away ct Fort Fisher with tbs AsH
lronsides and mis- monitors, keeping The
rebels from making any alterations Ia
their dsfences, and compelling The gar
ris0n 10 remain boxed up in their damp
and unwholesoms bomb proofs Whstb-
En- be will succeed In diving them out
o. rendering The place untsnabls, time
will disclose, but he IL undoubtedly de
tsrmlned not 70 give up TIE effort I'M
less ordered - desist By the Depart
ment' The same writer says that the
iron clad Dictator proved herself an
admirable sea vessel or her passage
from Nes York, making ssVen knots
an hour In rough sea, with only one
fourth Of her power applied The ven
tilation Of her hold and cabin IL also as
perfect 81 could be desired
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"There's Many a slip 'twlxt Cup and
IiD,"

FROM the New Orleans Frs.
A friend sends US the following anu
sing incident OF Gen DAyidson's late
raid through rebellion
During the late raid, which left
Baton Rouge under Gen. Davidson, the
I'd Illinois cavalry commanded by the
L., utenant Colonel, was ordered 70
preceds the main body into Franklin
ton About two miles west Of the town,
there ia road coming into the Tangi.
paho road from the soatb, and Just as
the regiment reached the junction,
there was q wedding party coming into
the rosd from the south. The party
consisted of the bride and groom, four
officers and soldiers of the rebel army,
and FIVE ladies. Seeing the "gray
backs,' the Colonel Of the Second or
dered them TO halt, upon which the
party turned TO run, when the Colonel
commanded the advance Of his regi.
ment TO FIRE and give chase. When the
firing began the ladies placed them.
selves between the contsnding parties,
and the Ilhncisans being too gallant to
FIRE upoa the ladies, had no alternative
but to run the rebs down. The chase
lasted for two miles, and resulted in
the capture Of the entire party except
the bride She straightened herself in
the saddle, put whip TO her horse, and
outrun the squadron. When the party
vas brought into the town, the com
handing officer offered the Bridegroom
20 wait for him 70 send for the bride
and fnish the wedding If he desired,
bat the 5ffsr was very politely declined.
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CoUETERsErTs.-Inlorm has been DO
ceived by Q. l.. Barlow & Co. that certaiu
druggists in this city have been palming or
on peraous calling for DR.. VcIiaC's Pink Co
rate an article Of their own manufacture,
which they say ia superior 70 tho genuine.
We would advise All persons 20 set the
genuine, and should you require any mci.-
cine for the Itch, Ring worm, Tottor. or
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer- any
uHprinciplod man 20 impose any other
preparation on you, but got Or. V6iloc'a
Pink Cerste, manufactured By e. l.. Bar
vile, Tenn.
p. B.--A liberal discount made 30 doalors.
Sent By mail % any address on receipt ct
81 ". Be sure that you set Tho genuine.
sop2f-1
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DfARHHoA AID DYsEETunv.-Wo have sH
AHMED q great number Of letters from some
Of the most prominent oitiaons In Cincin-
natl and Covington, etc, speaking Ia che
highest terms Of Or. Btriokland'a Anti
Cholora Mixture for tho cure Of Disfrhma
and DyssDtsry. The letters are boo long "
p1blish. Mr.. Woods, Of Coyington. sayu
he was pronounced inourabio By tho boat
doctors IN Cinsinnati, and one bottle 81 Dr.
5triokland's Anti Cholora Mixture effected
permanent cure, aftsr suffering Tor montha
with the worst form Of Diarrhaa and DVa-
entsry. ~ 1s-tu y th--iy
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A. NJ. LAEBaHEsG CO., Wholesale
sutler supplies, corner Of Public gquaro and
Market Street, offsr % the trade and their
friends at large, their great stock az liquora.
consisting ia part, Of Whiakoya, ON, Bran
dy, Gin Cocktail, stomach Bittora, schio-
dam schnappa, Catawba aud Clarat Winoa.
st the low rates Of one dollar per bottle.
Call, everybody wishing a bargain. Re-
member the place, oornor Market aud
Square. A. 4 NJ. LAHbBHEHa q Co.
Oct 27-3fn
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ists, carpenters, teamstaru, etc, should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, al the Banking House, corner Of Union
and College streets, whore Tho vcry boss
prices are slWhys pad for sTcIy descrpt.eu
Of Government claims.
CHHOEs or THa DEPOsTrtRV At LOUIsvu.l.,
eashed on ths very best terms.
THOa. B. Mas.
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SIS Reward.
HORSE STOLEN.

IRON TIE RACK ~ TEE FRONT Of CAPT.
II c. n. Irrin's Office, lo7 Ctarry ftreet, On re
sFsnius Ct Jas. 8, Issi, a SCitaEls MARE seven
years oid, aDout y hands hjga, Fih ssail far q
her fsrehead EeaF the ear, strng hated shgafJ
81. isn eve core frofa . s8ssut bTulss Tne aboFe
rs4zrd 81 - pad q len a6 lie caFap ~ ths 8th
Indiana CaFalFY Kigefeld. or a. ne ofsos - Cty
Police LfECf q. HITCHCOCK,
jans-st CO. 2, en- Ind ca.
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Auction Sale Of Fnrnlfare.

Crunk, GlascOok Co.. will sell AZ the
residence Of Calvin Ferguson, on Russell.
street, Edge6old, al Of his household sni
kitchen furniture, &c, on Thursday, jan
II, 1865. Sale 20 commence Alto o'clocE
Jan, SIT.
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MONEY LOANED.

Securities Of all kinds discounted or hba-
rel terms, such as Watches, Chains, Pins,
Rings, Diamonds snd Jewelry Of every De b.
scriPtion, also Furniture and other property
too numerous to mention, at No. 90, Cherry
street, sign o. he three gold balls.
ian I'm c. Z. GREGORY & co.
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a4aahrille @lniua.
VIZ. CAMERON . CO.. Publlshers.
WEDNESDAY, JAYUARY II, 1865.
oFrrcEas, Hosr1rAL, Jan. LIST, 1855.


oFFICERs' FosPIrAL, Jan. LIST, 1855.
Mr.. EDITos .-one Of those pleasing in
cidents that ooonr but seldom in ones life
shae, we had the pleasure of witnessing
to-day. Il was on the occasion of the pre-
sentation Of most beautiful Watch 70 DR..
]. C. Hall, by the officers Of the Hospital.
Captain W. B. Fay, was called to the Chair,
and Capt. J. H. Haekett of the 18th Mich
igan, was appointed Secretary. Lieut.. D
E. Lebon Ofthe Sd Tenn. Cav. being selected
to present the watch, be said
DR.. J. c. HALL-Sir In behalf Of you.
numerous friends and patients, sllow noe to
present to you this watch as a slight token q
their appreciation Of you as an officer and gen
ueman. Eaeient, competent and faithful
You have shown yourselfdur our short so
journ with YOU, you have by your generous
conduct and gentlemanly disposition won
the esteem Of your companions in arms.
Long may you live to enjoy the friendship
Of the donors of this beautiful gilt, and to
dispense comfort and blessing around the
couch Of the manned and suffering.
Or. 7. A. Bland, in behalf of Or. Hall
responded as lOllowa:
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nc coNFFssIoNs AND EKPERIFNcE -

An INVALID,
Published fer the benefit, and a. a CAUTION 90
EoUNo AEE and others, Who sgffor from heTvcL8
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, &C Sup
plying II the same time the Means Of Sell Cure.
By one 40 has cured himself siter undergoing
considerable quacksry. BY enclosing q postpaid
addressed envelope, single copies may 10 had oil
the author.
NATHANIEL bIAYFAIR, Zen,
docs-3m Brooklyn, Kings CO., -. AZ.
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NO. gay.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special AHciiOn Sale ofH0usehald AID
Aiinhan Enrnlfnrn

JHo. X. Hume 3 Co, Eill sell, On Thurs
day morning, The l2th day Of January, 1865.
at No. Is South Summer street, one Parlor
Sett Faraiture; one Bed-R Room Sett Furni-
ture, Centre Roie, Wesh Stand, ChsiT5.
Toilet Sets, two Ingram CssPots: new.
Shades, Cornice', &c, sc. Remember.
Thursday Morning. janl0 e
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over the River IN Two Mlnntes.

You can cross the river at any time in two
minutes, and have q nice warn cabin 60
sit in, by taking. passage in the new steam
Ferry boat, "Kentucky." ians-2w
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Wan CLADs.-The attention OF all usf-
sons having claims against the T. S. Gov
eminent is called to the advertisements 81
Jno. F. Ison, late Captain and Post @. NJ,
Nashville. Office No. 50 north Cherry
street. isu6-Irr
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For Sale.

A Scholarship in Bacon's Commercial
College, Cincinnati, Ohio a 5argdsu caa
Be had. Apply % or address this ofHc6.
uoyfB-tt
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Mr.. President and GeatiemeH OF The Com
Bsittes:-on behalf Of my friend DR.. Hall,
accept this beautiful gift. A ft emblem of
that respect, friendship and love, that be,
by his professional skill, kindness Of heart
and courteous bearing has won from all
with whom he has been associated. Re
lated az have been since my soiourn
among you, l possess rare opportunities o.
noticing the high regard in which you ali
hold him.
The position Of Surgeon and Physician is
an srduOus and difficult ono to I'LL with
satisfaction to ourselves, much less TO our
patients, and the testimonial that comes to
Dr.. Hall, in the shape of this beautiful
watch, cannot be otherwise than extremely
gratifying. Many of you can remember.
when from the field Of carnage, you were
borne 10 this asylum for our couutry's he
rOes; with your life blood ebbing from cruel
wounds, when despair had almost usurped
the place Of hope, how the skill and kind
ness Of your Surgeon rescusd you from the
embrace of death.
And to-day I see hope beaming from every
countenance, and friendship sparkling in
every eye, and this valuable gift doe
justice to your generous and grateful hearts
It is beautiful gift, and as appropriate as
it is beautiful. AS time rolls on, and change
and decay holds all perishable thiags in
their resistless grasp, no change can mar,
or distance sever, the friendship that is
represented by this gift Day after day, as
Dr.. Hall consults this measurer Of time,
will memories Of these scenes and your
friendship, renow the tie that binds him to
you, and cheer him on in the discharge Of
his arluous duties TO suffering humanity.
Here is engraved the American Eagle, hold
ing in talons the emblem Of liberty, and
lowering over a land once peaceful and
happy, now drenehed with fraternai blood,
ere long destined to arise from her trial
Of FIRE more pure than she Came from the
hand Of her sire. And this engraving will
serve 10 reIaind DR.. Hall Of tho noble part
you have borne in this glorious struggle for
liberty and equal rights. Allow me to say
without becoming obnoxious 10 the charge
Of professional egotism, that no class Of
men have made more sacrifices in this war
than our Surgeons, aud it ispeculiarly graft
flying to his friends 10 know that you APP
preeiate 50 highly the services Of DR.. Hall
Allow me to thank you in his name for this
beautiful and costly gift. The value Of
which Is enhanced thousand fold by the
circumstances attending its reception and
the memories that must cluster around it.
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O.P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.

AL pens lear ny trass r1rs, ~ G. p. BAExEs
bzT2& Loo, IT" hr Nblch have sseursd the
e0p5rGas add are warranted g earats hns ana per
iact "a sFeFT respaet. Sent b nal or express -
anJ Fart q t1e country on fscsipt q prSs And 70
haH cas'3ss. Persona ortsrihg NI please state he
A-ss 400 ssgle DESIRED WHISTLER hard OF son. 6ns OF
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as.eclF si vi hsVe tie privilege d exchanging 4
asdzaftica q fsee1 percenL allowed Oh orders 81
- % ogeSs sld twenty-five Der cent On those q
$40. LIBERIA discounts nlas!e to ttss irzda- Od
pens repaired Ia the best uasanrg aH FTFTT
CENTS taaa sLl1D) eaah- Hsn and y as.a circulars
se1t FRzE- Addrsss
Q. P. BAFCEE8,
Dealer n Gold Peas snd AEaerear Rasonsz.
5s5 kAia-stFsst, Cox aixth, Lou gills ~.
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A EJJI TdE 18th OF NOVEMBER LAST, .
.a4S 10 tle E-rst Nsllonz bsnk o. NashTiiAs -
james y seal 4 All b. q DO Use % TIE nEders
- payment has teen stopped Il the BaEk-
lal5-lm JAMES OAEAI.-
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Pearl Miniatures.

MOSS il the frat 10 introduce this
new style Of Pictures. Every body that
rec them are delighted with them.
Call at the Gallery of tho Cumbar-
lane" and judge for yourself cl4,tL