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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-16

NEW York, Feb g.
The Irtbuae'S Washington special says: A
telegram has been received here from the
Army OF the Potomac reporting a message
from JEFF Davis to the Confederate Congress-
communicating the result of the recent
peace conference in Hampton Roads. 1t
states. iii substance. that President Lincoln
refused an arlnstic Of any length; refused
recognition either of the Noufeaerlcy or any
OF the States composing It, refused indie
pendence, aud only conceded nercurial and
liberal use by himself of the pardoning pow
er. During the conference he comrhunica
ted the passage by Congress Of the amend
ment OF the Constitution, abolshing slavery
throughout the United States; aud declared
that the question Of slavery was wholly re-
moved from his control and placed beyond
negotiation. F..
1t is thought here that this version of the
conference will strengthen Mr.. Lincoln even
more than his own history Of ito be sent
into tn" House probably to morrow.
The Richmond Enquirer, of the 9th. saws :
Submission to abolition and reconstruction
were the only terms that could be got out of
Lincoln aud Seward by the peace commits
sioners. Hence, the South has only to fight,
lt says this result will have the effect to
unite the people more closely and strongly
than ever. dedicated aud DESTROYED. those
who survive will have nothing more to sub
init to than is now demanded by the enemy.
The Ssnttael says the South has been in
suited. It regards the passage of the Con-
sttutionai amendment as an outrage and
upturniug of The sooi Il inititutions of the
South, and robbing Of its citizens.
Lncolns propositions were that the South
q should lay down their arms and dispose of
their homes an he would appoint for the
Confederate States Marshals, District At
torneys and Judges for United States Courts.
That in executing the coniscation law he
will do it as leniently as posi-. ;that he will
treat neither with the confederate States. nor
any state separately; chat he will listen to
nothing short Of unconditional submission
TO the Constitution and laws nassed under
1t; that the slavery question was disposed of
and not now To Ice discussed.
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q si!s 1888
INI3RSE: ~ y; | '1woTo Six
SzMPTOMS

Dercas1ed Digestion; Loss Of appetite; Loss Of
Flesh; Gon8tipated Boaoela; fytfUJ and Nervous,
or heavy sleep, s0itb l4sgH5 crean@; Iroa5le3
BrsGtSt6g; Fdtl'ro Of Eoice; L'regg5aT aets0's Of
sseck: HeadGche; Affections Of the Eyes; loss Of
Memory; Sudden flashes Of Heat and Basttags;
General Weakness and I11Goteace; Ae@rSton TO
of the Genital Organs; Involuntary Mighty or
Daily Emissions; Frequent desire TO pGss Wafer,
with peculiar attending sensations; Melancholy, &c
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-16

DEMONSTRATIONS ON TEE WEArHER-Ra;p
y sheet snow cloudy. cold raw winds-cls.r
bright warm and spring Hke-bigh winds
freezing cold squalIy, clouds, snow sun.
shine-"o5oat these days -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-16
DURKEE's EASTERN ADDITION

John Hogan-Com rod s. 229 fl W ofne cor
OF sd or sec, thence Al S-12 fl thence 9 rds
thence " al SIP it. thence H rods to beg -
r. ). loyel-Com line of DeminQ st161ft
vote line of 81 or sec, thence W on sd street
q 4-I2 IT, thence $50 6-12 #, thence 81 IT
thence to beginning ~ &
Abram HansOn-COm l76 # of the NV cor of
let IL on the side Of kenosha st, thence
parl with n line Of sd lot 157 #, thence a n
to point l54ft from line Of Kenosha ST. -
thence " l54 it, thence a TT to beginning Is O
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-16

HE RATIFICATION OF THE ANTI SLAVERY
AMENDMENT The following highly import.
ant resolutions have been introduced into
the United States Senate by Senator SUMNER:
Rsaolged, That all acts. executive or leris
latlve, in pursuance of the constitution, and
all treaties made under the authority of the
United States, are vailed throughout the
United States although certain rebel States
fail to participate therein, and that the
same rule is equally applicable to an amend
ment Of the constitution.
Rsso5oed, That an amendment of the con-
stitution, prohibiting slavery throughout
the United States will be vailed when Tatifi
ed by three fourths of the States under the
constitution
Resoired, That any rule. reonirino the
participation of the rebel States. is danger.
Gus IN ITS .consequences;and also that ali ra.
cent treaties have been enacted or rafified
without the participation of rebel States
Rssolrsd, That any other rule must tend
to- postpone the great day when the prohil,
ltlon OF slavery viii be valid to all intents
ard purposes, as part of the constitution Of
the United States; but the rule herewith de-
elared will assure the consummation Of the
national desire. '''0
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nrneessinnal 6pnss,inans.-e.

~ Se, PIIs IN 1an 5see Of Gsyl,t1y
sheq, and with the n708epe5T6ct success'S-J. MIL
TON SANDERS NJ D., Ii. D., Br0obtya.
"Itis as near specific rs any medicine can
be- have cured very severe eases with from SIX TO
TEN DosEs."-B. KEITH, NJ. D., Ed. Reperto"y Of
Ned. Science, Neao- York
81 know of remedy in the whole -E2teTiG
edicd, equal to your SPECIFIC Pill in Seminal or
Urinary Weaknesses" - ADoLPH BERRE, u. d.,
Prof Of organic Chemistry and Pbysiologg, " z.
Personal OpinioRsss-"Hr, Winchester 10
enthusiastically to these Preparations"-D. MERE
DITH REESE, 81. d., LII. D., american NeaicG!
Gdsette, Neac- York.
"Ihave a personal knor7cdge of Mr.. WIacuEs-
TER's HONESTY AND INTEGRITY, and can assure the
Profession and the public that HIS PREP ARATtoSs CAN
BERELIED oN."-JAs. r. CmLToH, MD, Chemist, y. Y
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Vineyard, "a&@aie, New Jersey,
PURE AND -FOUR YEARS OLD .-
FOR TIE CoaGMuNToN TABLE
Fos. Family Use. ana Medical Purposes.

This is article OF Wine from the Pure Port Grape
juice, ferAerted, wi'hou h All tio0 of spirits or
any liquors whatever. Hasa fat Ecdy Fich flavor
and slightly Stimulating Sole IS disposed of uni
four We old. -es.
The beneficial effect derived 5ram its use is as
touisl.ilg thousands, and carfiot be realized from
OTHER WINE, nor frcu, he thou ands of Patent
Btters crowfing the ma rket
Ali wbc try it eNnress their su prise that deli>
inc is p! ojNt i, country and that it
is so far different from what thC had expected u.
Some who have called it humhn4 and trash b. fore
using or knowing it was the pgrr grape juice, but
thinking It a berry wine, have tound out their
mistake, aad now lay their lives in the use of this
Wine.
Excellent TOR Females 0"a R~aklu Persons and
the lOnsunposas.
great kennedy for kidney Affections Rheuma-
tism, aud Bladder Difficulties,
Try it once and y0W aojM nat be decei1ed
exS Be sure the signature Of ALFRED SPEFR is over
the cork of each bottle sod by
r. ROBINSON ond WHEELER s.
CLARK, ESenoshH 4a-.t
Druggists, and all first class Dealers who also sell
the CASTILLO PORT BRANDY, al choice old arti-
imported only by Mr. Spesr direct from the vaults
OF 0porto.
Trade supplied in Chicago, by LORD & SMITH
and by A. SPEER, at his vineyard New jersey
Principat Once %D3, Broadway, ~ v.
l5s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-16

ne =. rebel Gen. Dick Taylor is brother
Zach Taylor. S'' u o'o
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Hale Bond-eom on line Of ne or Of NV or
OF sec and 20 rods OF n line Of sd sec,
thence tosw cor Of ne or of NV or Of sec s,
thence 81 rods thence n GO rods thence W 81
rods to beginning 7'
Bond POrter-com Do rods thinks W and
tods OF the ne cor of 50 or sec, thence W II
| rods, thence Is rods, thence y rods thence
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-16
ing m tie N. w. Or. 80, T2, Range %
Third Ward.

"J0EE0'01"gR an Me ". ID. Or. Sec. 81, r. r. %
do Is 5 / q E. E Steele nfsa 5 {;
The foLLonrznn in The " " Or Oan Z n ID 90
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sORsaPFs LuBsIs.

Edward Welch--pt NV or beg "a rds %
| slkssne cor sd or or sec % rds 81
! Ks to line of h ghway nor herIy
on sd line TO point due W of beg,
thence to beg = Q 10 2 "a
NJ Cutting-pt NV q r Sc or sec O. beg =
10 rds OF NV cor sd or Sc ar s IS rds
24rds 10 ks So Gs "a rda 10 ksto beg 10 %
NJ C"ttng-w hf sw ar and qrsw
Watson A Fox-pt ne q ne ar, beg 20 - ~
rds ne Coz a., 40 rds s 80 rds F..
,sss ss; s. a r 81 4 % g u
j Tayl9I-- ptse ar qy beg 10 rds W -
sc cor or sec, u rds n 40 rds, 9
| IL rds, g A. rds to beg except high 'r4
way and track 81 s6 8 3 BIZ
John Bullen-pt Sc or Sc or beg 80 rds
! W sc cor or sec, 4 rds, n 40 rds,
J. ed rds $ 40 rds to beg. SO 1 Q
Ihsj9do~tng ." Torn 2, Range %:
sykes-w hf ne ar and also orr
bf Sc or ne or 1-2 acres. Is 50 1-2 % is
syEss-s 8 acre.; w Or IS IS % 6 6
1enne--pt ne Or NV or sec 81 beg
~ rds s OF ne or s36 rds 80
rds,n SO rds 10 beg except r r track 81 48.4 eC
z 3; 81 Il g y e
Il BuIIei.-pi ar NV Or sec 81, beg at
centre Of NV ar of sec, 40 rds 10
rds, , 40 rds 10 rds to beg. 81 8 4 40
. FISK Ps W hi sw a. sec 81, beg40 rds
S and 20 rds esof cor sw ore
d dGds t = s rods TO- W 0f r;ks ad
ISlnt n rods q Of line of sw or Of sec, W -..t
~ 4l-lOO rods, n 70 rods 90 rods, 90 rds
IA
Ftsk-Lot | blk T. sy ar IN . On
do Blk I. sw ar IN 90
do LOt4blk 8, sw Or "a ooo
40 All Of blk lying " Of W line { hf
Of sd Or sec 81 4 On
DO AZ Of blk II sw Or sec lying "
.,- Of " line e hf ed ar sec 81 on
co All Of bk II lying W ofw line
e III I'd or sec, and n of n line X n
4 X r X track II o 10
t' 40 All OF u 2 bk ii sw or sec lying W
OF line hf sd or sec. 81 2 30
Clerk Of the Co of SnnsSSfshra - Vno.t.
H"oo county, Wisconsin.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-16

EhIe-AII That part lying in EhIe's sub
division Gf acres in sd or sec 3 and Il
Carey Bronson-com at point % chns and 81
iii KS n from line of sd Or sec, and IS rods
links " from line, thence w to land own
ed by Hale and Bond supposed to be % rods
II links, thence to corporation line thence
10 a point of he thence n to beg, except
What may be included in q street known as
Fremont Avenue .'r at.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-16

Vim b Sfocum-- commencing atEwcor
thence on line of blk 80 TT n to
centre of blk, thence W 80 IT, thence
to beginning,
VIM 3 Slocum- at &c cor of bk,
thence W TO point 90 # of sw col
thence to cen Of blk, thence l6s
# to line of bk, thence to beg.
Fisk-ne or % e-J. #.....'4 E
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rrsK's WESTERN ADDITION.
The .to1loactng in s. Il. Qy' Sec 80, r. Range 90
Second Ward.



do Except that portion taken by the
b & CRRCo 26 70
Phhtp D1rOn-w hf of sw ar % 3
PdH BTenen-C0m DO rods W Of Sc cor of sd blk
and ON line of same, thence Is l-2 rods, III.
thence " to W line of sd blk thence 8 to sw
cor OF same. thence to beg. except 2 rods 81.
of " side taken by h Il RR 81
''S'ar B0"d Gyndiyided hfn or of Sc or 80 2
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-16
jeff Davis Version Of the Pence Confer.
eneG.

Approved Feb. 2, 1865.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-16
BOND s. srRoNG's ApDrrrox.
HOLMES s. NICHOLS ADDITION.

L. H. Phillips II 4olLH. Phillips y 40.
do 10 ! $50 do I6 8 So
do All Of line parl with line of
lot II and 81 L. rods g therefrOm extended
TO line of An II I q31
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

No nans rams Is mors intimately connected
Hifh fhe httory of MATERlA MEbICA Of the
DATED 8lslss, o. D0re iaForsbY known as pio-
neeT IN Medical DIBcoFsrys than thatOf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

''IaY II OS'-AyECDOrE o. BURCHARp-
The knickerbocker tells an excellent story
Of Burchard, the reyivalist not 0f hun.
either, but Of what happened at the close Of
one Of his meetings. He vas in the habit
OF sddressing his congregation in this wise 4:
81 am now going 10 pray, and want all
who desire TO DO prayed for 20 send up their
names"
Oa the occasion 70 which-We refer. there
was at once sent up 60 the desk quite a pile
Of little slips Of peper, with the names OF
the person in whose behalf be was to ..ures-
tle' as be sad 'with the Almighty"
A pause coon ensusd, when be said
"Send them upi I can pray for dozen.
Send them up II you haven't any paper,
get mp and name she friend you want psay ed
for"
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25O,OOO
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, sc.
WORTH OVER sI,OOO,OOO,

A IL 10 be sold for One Dollar each. without re-
~ gard 10 value. Not 10 be paid for until you
knoN Whist you are 20 receive.
ssh is one OF the largest firms in ne CIV Of n.
York, aud are doing very extensive hu mess, and
have on band the largest stock that can be found il
the City."-OceanA lines, Pent Water, Mich, Oct.
81, iS64. Their stock is large, sud buyers may
RELY on articles purchased from them iust repre-
sented- Tneir lon conlnusnce IN business enables
them 70 otter hetteT Inducements than any other
houae IN the ty."-IioyHl AmercaE, Anderson.
Ind Ocs 81, 1s3a. Their Watches are sdmitied
by eoInretent Judges, HDd those Who have used
them, % Be the hest use. They are al they are
advertised % be.H-lndensndeoI, WaTrenton, lll.,
Oct. ~, 1854 They are large deslsis and their
stock II mEnuacsursd In the best style and Of pure
maEerisls. "-relegEaph, saugerhes, n, T., Oct a,
trfi, "An goods furnished a e What they rep
resented % be. Times, Wsterville, n Y, oct -
lss4 sWorthy OF confidence "--u yuFninR Demo-
crat, WaEsRE, n Y, Oct rs, 1854 honorable and
fair desurg men."-Cunberand Valley Journai
aechanicshurg Pa Oct "a Is5t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

The Original and Best In shs World
The only true and perfect HAIR Dve. Harm
les, keliahie aud lnsianiancoua Produce.
lmmcdiaiely 4 splendid Black OF natursl
btosnt Withou5 iniuriur the hair or skin.
heneedles The III eiiecla of bad dyea. sold
by all Druggists. The genuine Is s.rnei
William A. batchelcr. Aao,
htgcaeratiHg Erfracf q htlsfcura. fg-
hcsfariag aRd BesEfl 6nac 80 .Ha.r.
CHARLES BATCHELOk, NEu YoaE.
sepl5-Iy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

W are authousei O, tounca Cara feEE n ur-
saA - csadiaat1 'cf re-e.ecuun . tta olacs ol
soilniy ilnreo st ne els ana Msreh siecacn. o
We are autherized 60 announcc rgoHas
sHrFr as a canaiiais Coz JoanEy Trustee. a.
thu next March clc-tion.
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Por sale

ANE oi tha hesi Res.iuncoa .u ths rusiuirv ..,
~ ne -ouineu part Qf .la city nonr Do tarrI..rr-
rHie peiEniufl1ad Ihe ruI nr. \ irrrr ue.I-r-
iHo-atuiy trcEi eHh teu icons, sc. hrn 49, sdo.f
urs'E sinlEe house ana aeIFenI r1nsas. a,.ar -.
.eln' AIse leii, uei encisted. wa l7 ulrss oi
land, palt Of ahcn .s hr-r rsl. anl.Ia, t-rl 80
We elat lfuil uaus. A ps1i ia assu df d hrIer
yard, aiia p.euiy or Eairr aud al -onrr,is19..
20 Hellns socl- Ihs q aud g. naraan rsrsrs
RI zoe eQInni oi ne ra.e Irann uhfn aon.f y rs.
eelfed lof hlfn.ng rrrE. lne property i 1u..Iis
ne epifprton, snd "a therei1ru e1enip pt nom ca.
poraton iiraa- geo. Hpunt = inrrrr.lalsrfy 1. !.
loining ne properly. Terms ea-v
Anldiie oi NtL-uN a MUHFlEE
EoN u or M. MATT BROWN a. Cl
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Notlca.

- y =. hlNlhh, phgaIciaE1 Or Diseases
II ef M IhRUAr. Lu.s,.- 40 sEfgr. -o-'.f
le,il lner p-iieut1 ihat 1a.r o1en "a N.sbr.I 3
y y Go e 90 ostlruaT evening" Una aih nat I. sft.r
si-u tneif fldlraa ulIi D $50 elt tUurth .tr-rf
IN. l.na.l Aur tnu aeuehl uf thosa uho ae-.ra
=. .itrief p pare thsmselrs1 rurur thri4 dars ~
.-n.ei eii-enta tafu been alada sith lIr hnarr- az
nA.si. Hlo o. aultsu1el td receive tnnraaf IL I.
p our alllirsa- az Lirciua1if ~.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

- A Phyaioloz.cai Wee e afarrIarss-
leelelnilE nsaliy paErss and llg ura fIaiaa
~ eAalafinH. a. ne hnaiuwT oi tna human u -
~ N asaate ~ aealt1 and ulsraaa r.lh 4 Iras-
s,e 4a hAlil Arrqnas ia DeElursria crnsauuru-rs
woe tne Alnu and Boy, uih tla author. Plan
n'ae % cure o. shoan b. tle rrrori IL -..--
lea.ai- Eetliai alr.aer fo tra n srr,f. md
,ls' eun.emp.a nE snarr.sga. to entertain li,t -
y ,..e'l plfrf ~ conauua. re1l Hse al peatsEa 30
49,. ellfeaeHs - aslilresFIuE ur. "a CHulA. ~.
-l Aalieu Lanu. Ai1auY, N f
nc ~Ainqi rAy o. Culsu. ted uFtl any of The
lseti, apan Eilrh be- ucuk ueats e.f1ar rarron.
e-y % " mail, ana uea.ginea seli D. aay Der. or
uclil-lu
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

Mesars a 6aaghsa a Co., No lie BrosaNsY,
Nav York, extensive marulactrrers and importers
cf al the lcaii1g snd most iashonslie styles q
watches and geEelry, Gesirng % nule9se their bu.
sness 30 ~ uni uiited extent hsTe resolved upon
. Crest OF, Distuouuon, subiect 70 the rtggiEtoas
fclloEinC,
Certhcates naming eerh article snd its value, arl
PLACED in Seslea hnvecpes s1d vel m'Eed, oue
u ikese surslcpSs VII b seut ty maai % any ed-
drass on reeept of tgeafy ,fve cents.
Al a4fiole ~ ci olE Doiiar sarA, ursout regard
b uaze.
On reoeirf a Tie cerii6ostayou EiIl see sfai you
ers qoiug 20 have, and ther as at youf opoun e
ecnd TIE dollar snd take ihs srlcie O bot Pur-
rhassrs nav thus ohlain aold Mstch \ anona
Enn or aav set OF ieselry cur list Tor one iol-
A. aud 10 10 case csn they Eei less tau cne ooi-
lnrs uorth Tne prise of Ccrdncaies = a. lciiogs
one for IS cent; ave for 81 eleven for ~ larry
f1r So UrfF-dva for $40 ene hundred tcT SIS
Agents Esuted everywhere 90 whom sPecia
TAR. GAUCEANk CO,
sspS-szns No il6 Broadway, n. 7
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26


HYERS a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of all the
M Latest Styles Of First Glass Carriages and
Bugges, Express Wagons and Crryals, Y North
HarEet street
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County Trustee.

Wa ARE AUTHORIZED TO t1tNugNcE uor
- G UAlNk al r. caadtiaia l1r ceuurF Cour
Clars, Of paliison oouaty, ai ~ slsuilE nsr-i
-iaclon. e-t4
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Just received per Ezprosa, dhe los OF
aHiaaeii tarlotoai uainaooE, muslina, al pri-
fasa aAla- Csc sutEtns q Go.
lyl-a Is ana 81 College atroat.
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nOOK AND JOE FRINTING.

ClAMER0N, WA. & Co.-Boo- and Job Printers,
~ Ead pa hshers Of tie Dsiiy and Weekly
Union, Primers Alley. between Union And Deaf
erick streets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

hot Role, kusk aad Bunns every morn
ng &c The Nashville Steam bakery, no
summer street, nsar union. saps-tf
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ATtEsrlos lHIsHsHE i-Chacks on tha Ui-
ater bansing Co, be.inst, lruI end. la rums
oi 81 90 SO Tor sals at q. n OrdWayis ifo-
ker q utice, No. a. Coliaae street. A.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

faeFosatrus. l,ha1..EFaea1 1f eaearals
federal End ooniodera6o. Eha largest coI-
lectIon IN ne vest, Tor sale, Wholesale ana
rFail. Remember the place, Gallery Of tha
oameerlend, 2susdar sIreet, opPos.te COM
mrciai Hoioi. maylT-u.
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In their Stock Of
Wines & Brandies,
All o. WHICH ARE
ERUINE AND IMPORTED,
Nav he frnd
P'T Psmsrtin .. and az Dc 2 eord97 1 ~. see7ies

PemGrtn and Dud Gordon eheufes,
Old un0ics md Reserved Madeifas;
London DocE and Burggrdy Forts
Pemartln, hlsqueor. and 81. julien meioi
Clnr8t,
hauI Sautsrne Niestsner, Hockheimer and C.
tEEua Wines
DemsrlieT. Gold nedai and Heid,IcE, Cham
paEne
lrnes Castuon, Oiard Dupry's Cos Bnsndies
lrsh, scotch, Boar0on and Rooer,son Comfy
WhskTs,
hol a1d G.ns
MsraschinO Absinthsi vermosths and al azsort
ed ~ u1rs,
Bakers and Holland sfts-..
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GENUINE HAVANA CIGARs.
First Glass Fancy Grocery Store.
CENTRAL FzElGur oFrIcE.
H-hc ANu n - ~. aAf1uAra
AasHTatr fEss- Uct Ism, Iss5 J
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Merchants & Shippers.

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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

TOHN oANEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
u OF Claims, rToseeutes all CLASSES Of CLAIMS
against he Government for citizens and solditr
Once IS Cecar street. Nashville, lem. LnoV7-6ue Q
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ExFaA Lou, KK.," ios which have secured TIE
apu-rioA and sre warranted equal in fnsness q
HaisrEl and workmanship 70 he best Eastern man
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others n durability and other substantial qualities
Hhich combine % make really serFicesbe pen.
5ant by u,al or express on rsceipt a priee and
rsiall car9E tf b. mail, a ~ Tisk when 20 ceniu
= added for reqs6E Write your name and sd
ress plainly.
Postage on angI- pen thres cs5isi pen with Any
Ease or holder and box, s1 cslts. Old peEs 70
paired for my cents tand staEpl sach- circulsrs
O. p. BARNES,
Sold Pen Manufacturer,
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Ensurance CompaDies.
ArToRhEYs AT Law.

CAMPBELL MoRWEN & 6ROEsBECK, Attor-
- neys al Law ana Claim Agents, pracsice IN 81
TIE Clurts- Collections promptly attended % :
also claims sgsnsf the United Ststes and Vouchers
collected Once e North Cherry strsaf up stairs
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u.lrfor year enrarst, be jusi epsn brcught 10 .
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oatr % the public . COZ hnanon o. OEDkoN with
cther spproFec tonlos. fho whole preserved in the
80 guaty Of copper distilled Bourbun Whisky,
uhich he y canfdsni hus ~ eguai IN he Norid.
he nj zhs furnish ! volume of cerfincates, hut the
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