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differences Of opinion as to whether the treat
ment of our prisoners can or ought 10 be re-
taliated by Christian people; as to the mode
Of retaliation-shoud any be adopted-and
as to the action of Congress in the matter,
whether In reference to the e. ecutive. 1t
ought to be recommendatory or mandatory
it is pretty clear that nothing very decisive
will be done by the present Congress. II,
however, a beginning be made, an initiation
AIKEN, public opinion will, before another year
has passed, demand something stern and ef-
'ectual, should the rebels continue their dia-
bolical treatment of our men. Senator
Gratz Brown stated the case the other day
clearly and, as it seemed to me, conclusively.
The greater the horrors, the more revolving
the barbarities practiced upon our prisoners,
the greater the necessity aud the stronger their
claim for protection by the only means posi-
BILE in the nature of the case. Among those
who favor determined measures, are Senators
Wade, Of Ohio, Howard, of Michigan, Clark,
of N. Hampshire, Wilson, of Mass, Brown,
of Mo-; while among those who incline to
mider councils may be mentioned Senators
Sumner, of Mass, johnson, of Nd, Doolittlc,
of Wisconsin, Cowan, Of Penn, and Hender-
son, Of Missouri. i.
The matter of extra compensation has as
sumed an unexpected prominence and impor-
lance. have stated in former letter that
the House introduced into the Deficiency Bill,
the substance of the resolution passed by it
on the last day Of the last Session, paying out
of its Contingent fund twenty per cent addi-
tional compensation to Its own employees
This clause the Senate struck out. Both
Branches insisting, two Com nlttees Of con-
ference have been raised to adjust the differ
ence, but without success. The House as
sumiug to be bound in honor and good faith
by its resolution OF last July-a resolution,
BY the way, known by every body at the time
it was passed to be wholly illegal and void,-
refuses to drop the obnoxious clause from the
Bill, and the Senate declining to ratify what
was done--in the language of Senator Clark
-"1ithout lao, and In the face and eyes of
tdw," refuses almost unanimously TO pass the
Bill with the Extra Compensation clause in
1t. II the Bill is to pass. and its passage seems
anecessity, one House or the other must re-
cede, and think it will not be the Senate
The question of increased compensation to
government employees, is one, the importance
of which may not be generally appreciated
There surely appears no reason why if an ad.
vance be granted to one class 1t should not in
common fairness be granted to all, and in the
present state of things it pretty certainly
would be.
Now, to the clerks and employees about
the Capitol, exclusive Of those attached TO
the House, the Legislative, Executive and
JUDICIAL Appropriation Bill for the year 1885,
pfop0'ss 70 pay inround numbers 500 1000; to
'no'e AZ Ae state Department, $4,000; to
lnose IN sne treasury Department, $3.50 600;
to those In the War Department, ses1 900: to
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gress.
John H. George, ademagogue of Concord,
N. H., who has, as copperhead orator, had
much to say about arbitrary arrests and the
freedom of the press, made 9 fruitless attempt
in the Supreme Court at Concord, the other
day, to have an editor arrested for commenting
on the verdict Of jury in road case. Consis-
tent fellows, these copperhead champions of free
speech and free press. NA4
EThe Biddeford Journal and others which
clamor for repeal of the paper duty, must be
conceded to be the only papers in the country
that have any regard for the interests of the
nation. All others are corrupt, and bought up
by the paper manufacturers. Even the United
States Senate, according to the Journal, has
been corrupted by the same influence. Perhaps
the Journal may prove to be the Lot--the right
eous one-who is to save the sinking State.
HThe Springfield Union says: sour prod
uce dealers had large quantities of butter, tons
of it, offered for sale yesterday by persons who
have evidently been keeping it from the market
in the expectation of higher prices. But with
the advance of the season and the fall in gold,
they will not only fail TO get higher price but
also to keep the article up to present prices
Shrewd buyers predict that the butter market
will be glutted by the last of the month, with
heavy fall in prices s
% Says the Belfast Ags 'sA man named
Creed, master of the Alice Parker, has been
arrested, charged with stealing forty half barrels
Of mackerel from wharf in Gloucester, and is
awaiting requisition from Massachusetts State
authorities. The skipper and crew seem to have
gone on general pilfering expedition The
vessel loaded up river with potatoes, old junk.
&e5 and before sailing they stole the overcoat
belonging to the skipper. Anchoring in one Of
the harbors on the route, they 'tole bell from
one of the vessels lying there; they also stole
portion of the old junk and part of the pota-
toes which they had sold, arriving in port with
ashort cargo. They there stole the mackerel for
return cargo. Ho
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-14
DIR. KINGS
Dtspensary
F1N
PRLgAIR I)lSnASBS.

Eeszs- ss-Ss DR. KIES. formerly OF aeu OK. l0r
E.a~asza last four ysaIs OF Louisville, ny, WLO
aa- devoted hl5 attention % the treatment o. prl-
sErs Diseases for % yesrs, Eaters himself having
attended 70 practice Tor 20 many yeETs aCd cured
snCnY thou ands, be s enabled to cure al sease
q private nature, no matter how bad tGey may Js
from IN udC.Cus medical treatment OF from usgle1.
o! tier own. DR.. Kings Dispans8ry .8 no. y
DsGdsruH street, between CherIy sod the Square
second story, 6neTs ne CuTe5 ali diseases Of PR
"a nature
65aOrraOsa cured without nsass5us medicines OF
ialss.eieuos with business.
EtrC-uCR Of Old or recent dsts e1ectuailg cured
ia s few days. by operation ahIch csl.s,s ma
psjrs Where 8 structure eXTts health cannot bs
sDi1yej. Perhaps 10 disease causes more mischief
sni Ualerulnas las health ~ much.
9ypiuiia WIth al the d.Heases OK the -i,iu grow.
ug oat % nPre0i o. had treatment can be 6nsCtst-
Ally curei h. 8 .eF days.
81saAL WEAEsEgs.--t Particular attention haYiHF
been given 70 ths disease and AL the consequence
groTng Out Of T. brought on IN many cszss by the
dssyuC..s6 habits o. 4noOBsdsrs55 you "a, aad 81
5as. 70 Indulgence Of tha passions, q osgiecg q
which VII uudaunns th8 Constitution rendering
sns subject Uni Tor business or society. sad .cs1s-
M Dreusture old Gga.
FsEsies who may Re lsboung Eith any difficulty
u me Womb may F5st assured o. immsdlz.5 Re-
LEI.
FsTso8s residing abroad, By writing and sitting
their cEs, WITH ias enclosed direct tOlDr. A. King
Nc &c Doadasick ztrssi, Nashville, Tsna., vii hsvs
tao Necessary MEDICINES gsnt % her address.
once hears nom 8 O'Clock Ia To morning on.l
o tea evening. ApFbviy
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The american lay and Cotton
PRESS COMPANY MANUFACI0RY.

EEG-r- LlMfAN4 MANAEAClOk4.
Corner Of Grove and North IN sis, Jersey City.
CfIire-No Il3 Nsl street. NoE York.
Cfove's Ratent.-I'he attention Of all parss
ties Interested IA the pres ing or compress n Of
bay, Cotton, Hemp Noos Rags, Hops, or any
other PItcie required L. De- bIed Tor Trans sports
ton storage or Con urrUiun, is respectfully 80 ic
tel % TIE PnrtsUle 5t =fsllonsry Fles5ss, manu-
he,urot hy me Company, gnaer tle suI-rlIteu
den fe d she Pateutec, Nr. John II. Cove.
The Press IS very -lmple IN Its construction, re-
curing hUt or mary ntei'i -eacc 70 HOrk 10, ant
can be Cuarsco-i hy ally known power. such
= cam, Wster, H7sse, or H-ui. In u-IcE Horse-
power, h-t one Horse Is required, tha Press being
80 hauIc8iiy cons tructet on wei known pTiu-
cIple tina the power Increases IN q greater raIo
.LIl the rcr5asiua r5s,- 3Ice
The advantages OF t.l.s Press osef on others are
IS foLoWs, viz;
Ist &c can s~ess - per ceCy more ,us.ozisI in
given space.
b. q can DO the work iu 80 per cent less tine
81. 20 requires % per cent is-s Or ying power.
4-h It turns Cut Sic 5esl shaped tale i0r hant-
5sh. me Press vllIIfsl "a HE tine, thu working
paris being but OF the0ssJ Of non, and NOS liable
fhcord.n nv work OF this ri,chine viii press 10
one sQarl,0B gIrcr once hitDg sns uoN Of iha No.
Pre-. 81 bale Of HAT Of 40 ns 0sg as -P ES-lwo
MuU.a,. "a
/ -Four mon and oae aorss ean 0ale Il tons Hay
day
Four men vith5ut the s,d q d horse, OF auy DOW
sr epJ cha. % atslBe IL the Press, cau turn cut
hale Dl Hay - Inches g ,are ~ a. inches long
&c -uIug 500 %, OF ~ Is. 10 the guDc foot.
/ No togge JOINTS screws, cog wheels, heaters or
rollers ISL iu this Press,
the attention o. Cotton factors sud planters
Wool sni Hemp rI55rs, r. especially caIs1 TO thI5
Pre- g, de-t.ned - tits 70 WO complete reV0lu-
ton iu the now SLOW, clumsy and expensive meth
Cd uf o9lfUg.
The Com any VI } d pose o. Town County snf
ete;5. Rights Preserving t0 tl=asH.v5F only LI-
uEl- O. UaHgl c'utcJ on reasonable fsIms
Ir. n. q. Fisher is the authorized Travelling
a Z -nt Tor ihe Comply iE The Eastern and Middle
states
For further particulars send fog e,5cul4rs
4lE--irT
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Lsasr from Announcement rhOma..

NASHVILLE, 7 Ee1s., Jan. 10. 1873.
Ss1er6. 2 be foiiowng a-e he views up u which
have acted, sod wE'ch desire % see aired out
10 tha state o. Tennessee 10 re s.0n % tie cUsOred
people:
: by plsc'ng IN he army, as I'VE have done. lsrge
humber Of The she bodied men, We have % this
eETea dimin -ned the scUys labor the state sod
. therefore essential that ali O,hers Of IN race
~ Kept M fhe state. No papers should therefore
D. gwen b.a,ssfo 90 beyond rs limits
Very meuy have let their former homes aud
come 20 Sins cay, or u ueitllt of finding employ
ulsIt, have gone 90 cuntra1aLd camps
It's not t lr5Lls 10 receive them either here or
ID tho Csmp-, especially IN the city, where hpdE!
together IN miserable hut-, and luade4u 1tely rro
SIed for, they 'onfract Use tses, ard death 10
Elrny Instances "a the Consequture- al should b f.
allowed 20 90 their f0rIner DO uCs, II seek employ
menJ ga Che country, where they vii be wei Irsat
fl, snt receive far cOmpe1sR icu for tner labor.
Papers Shouts Therefore, r. grSatod, IA al ca e.
20 blacks ssluug % leay' the cry o. seek employ
msur
Attle con rsb mi cams Tire Llacks ". q 10 req
an far terms e. those de- rig them Vr0.ided the
Commander tb-r,o are ~s. seed thai tLey wilt re-
GejFa proper treatment ara tLe.r hire scco-1i0E 10
coa,-s,t
Very respectfully your oh't servant
iSiEl5dl L THOMAS.
A1lEtaEt General.
Brig Gen. Jyo F. MuIFE.
Cong Post OF NsslY he, Na-hyilie, Tenn.
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Superintendent Of Frsedmen.


OzElcs rrrrEis7t2 nENf EaFFD'fry Tssrtxp Mp
rIe IESsrsalE h-slvr. Elb ]. 1875
Circular Ne. l..
a vs. unr cTsigu-f. y order o. the Secretary q
i Nsr, Gld s. tGe request o. The Military Cover
nor Of the state, assurirs The superyi-i0n oil the
Freedmen OF < 81 and n ddIe Tennessee. For the
present Ell office and citizens 10 charge Of Contra
bald Comps IA The District mentioned, vii retain
their positions, and VIII repOrs 10 this Slice ~
ence their station, tbs number Cl pe sc18 under
thair command and their CODdltion and Prospects.
ire legal people Of ,he state VIII undoubtedly
soon coudrIu, By Constitution amendment sud
statutory snsrtuent, she sb0h on Of -lsyery liz
tennessee when this has been done, the new re-
l9rCns between the Wine snd black citizens Of the
state VIII be sdhIste1 and hsrmo1Eed by the civil
government a1d by ne natural seton Of social
laws Tho military supervision BOY announced
books to th end II viii be it, purpose 10 coop
crate VITA al desiring 20 make this change by en-
cour7gng The lreedmen 70 rely upon themselves
20 acquire education AMI % practice m ralIgy and
industry.
TIE ~ nciples laid down in tAl thA tHueKed Iet-
ter Of AdJUtant-G euerd Thomas, VII b. carried
outby SUCH regulations as. ray rom time 70 time
BE- f3unt uecesss ~. Z. ID. MUSSEY,
Col. U s. C. T., supt. frees men "a East and Sid
die Tennessee.
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United States Of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENHEsSEE.-No. 90.
4 y IMPORTATION HAVING BEEN FILED
a 10 the District Court Ci the Unltei states fOT
he Middle District Of TeDne@ &c o January L.,
1865 by Horace H. Harr73n, Es g., Attrney of the
United states for said District, against certain !ot
Of Goods, Wares and MercnsnHse particula rjy
described 10 the lat appended % SsIt Information
aud made part thereof, belonging o GuslsYs Arm
helm, and being in the custody Of the Msr-ha II
sad district, the same consisting u = stock Of
cOsls, pants, vests, hsuderchie'-, q 2yes, h0se,
hoop skirts, srfs, drawer, shlrts and under
shirts, end against II persons aSflly intervening
for their interests herein, alleging Ihst fsd ~
goods hgt'been seized on land, n sad District a.
As forfeited orcsuses set forth sni su,rrei n b
true n said Information, ard praying to-, usual pro
Cess and monitor.
Now, therefore, pursuant 20 the TOnitiOn o. ssla
Court to me directed, hereby give public notice 10
sl PERSONS Interested IN ssh property &C appear he
fore sad court on the third Mo-dsy o April Is55,
81 10 o'clock, N st the Fed raj Cour roo "a 10
toe Capitol a Nashville, District Ei0rs-sid, then
apd there % PROFOUND thei rclsJns and make their
allsEst Ons n shat behsir.
hUWiN 2 GLApCDgK.
Marshal Or ia Ni1 Dat. snnssses-
f-h3-diN
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CERTIFICATES On CURES,

from s.zat - Iae1ly yeays standing. atln larles
klOan ~ science SAT .auls.
fJ- Medical prDtzsrtiell a Bachu So D.syela-a-
toy ~ the United States
See Professor Degees' valuable w0gss "a tns
Pracles d Phy-ic.
ser remarks made ~ lhs t4ss cstsDraiai %.
PnyHcE, Philadelphia.
Soc remarks male BY Us. Ephra1 Mcdowell
celebrated Physician, alI rnamf-sr " lne Eoyai
College % surgeon Ireland, ant puta she'd IA TIE
TfansscloCs u tls king lld gueeu Journal.
See Ms1co- Chir1rglc.l Eeu5s, published b.
Ben amin Irsyers. FsliOE Of the E1y2 Coueas y
5Irg0Ou-s
5s8 most Of tns ale standard NOrss On medicine.
Extract % peg btls % SIX fOr $40
90 5alzaparilla, 40 SO
lmyr'd Rose Hssh, 81 ~
Or hsdf a dozen u each iof So, which Hil b.
sufficient 70 cure toe most obstinate Cssss n di.-C-
lOus are adhered T..
delivered % any address. securely packed rou
ODsergalOn.
- De'rsins symp5ouls 70 ~ ~otumuElcs19zss
Oufss guaranteed. AdF.ca gqEus.
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GsEELs.-A catalogue Of Generals
photographs for sale SO the Gallery OF
the Cumberland, 70 be found in smother
column, to which extensive list has lat,
y been added splendid pictures Of Ma
jor Generals Thomas and Sheridan.
watch may be procured at the Gallery
OF by mail Price 25cts.
no7.l5-tE
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Phinehas Garrett,

Former Register OF Davidson county, gives spo-
O. attention 10 the examination OF Titles % Proper
ties, writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lease, and otheT
Legal documents.
We deem Il unnecessary, in this community, 70
say that Mr.. Garrett is the best examiner OF titles
and writer Of Deeds in Tennessee. For twenty
years he was fixture" az our Courthouse, twelve
Of which he served as Register OF the county by
election At the hands Of the people his careful,
fsithfl, and exact manner Of doing business is
we'll known, and We cheerfuly recommend hi1l to
ali those Who may have any thing Ia biz Inc to
transact. n Z II.
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kUzZ Il.
SOLDIERS,

FcuCE1nt no. - " without. such a valuable met.
Gina T'te Cn.inusd National Union, OF A pnl 18th,
ssgs. thaf thousands a our soltisus have been
s.v.-I b, the use Of lrckisni's AuL-ChDL-rs Nix
r1-s Far .aie ~ pTuggisl- 70 81 oeEls per Jotte.
s1dIn Melville. T-aB., ~ sCB8E3 a sCk
pFFNs Stiffness. "a =. ~ e ~, q. W. HE'D
BFgsEJyg 6 90. DEluFILIE 6 co, lni Z
pA-TEsE ~ r7--tI t6--Fly
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR EHBlLHIFE

D.R PRUSK HAS OPENED AN EsTasL.s5ih-
u Insht IN Nashville. Tenn, lof kn8lni-ni-s -
Dead, on Cherry street, DOOM So1ih q '+e
Post Office. L.
He wiz attend 70 disinteuing and f9r'Faf ~ x
br-i = fTo-, tbis and NJ POLLS s2u.h A good 80
sSSt,,st ~ rrsfsIile esses nu5 EsDe coins o.
- Ersoeb o65sss IA Cistsnos.yz. Tenn, snd
Buntsyills- A D. III. Punk, n. b. -
iEuIB-sme
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Hea9-Olsrlera 80 of NashyIIIs.
OFFICE Provost MaRsHAL.
hAsasILLz, Ts1s. j ~. lsS
DroEost Order
No IL.

<
no. II.
EEIRArr
Ia sccOrdaIce IS th lns decision Of z Mil
tary Bosrt, called rom Post Headquarters, for TIE
purpose Of preparing Schedule q PTices, rsguIs-
tuZ TIE al q FueI, Vegetables, and other nscss-
sars q lie 10 tbs city The list q prces establish
Is follows, W;
BEET-2octs. per pound, MUrT0s-Iscts. Per y,
PLsua-SI5 = bbl- PgTt1OEs-s2 50 = bush
TUEsIFs--sZ % y lush "a sBASE--socl3, g head
OSf5ss-s3 q bushol- BUTfEz-g5cts. g 4.
WocD-si5 90 per cord.
The sDo7s prices Bili b changed a. ofteu ~ it Be-
e0rUss EOce-aazy, and proper PulllcaljSa made
thereof
Any parties selling IN Markets, or Pri'fsts Stores.
AZ p-css highsr thar scn6uls rates Vii ~ arrest
81 and thsir goods oon1-cated Al persons are IN
utsd 70 report promptly any yiolarion q Lha Oriar
y Eilis Ofhce.
b oonmsn1o Of Brig. Cen. Jso. r. MIIEEa.
HUNTER BROOKE
lanl-a CAPS and Provost Marsha.
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RenoEal.
To all Whom Il may Concern

+ HAVE BEEN DULY APPOINTED RECEIVER
L Of the asseLs Of the late firm of Trsbue Lueus
~ the United States Circuit Cont Cor the Middle
District q Tennessee All persons Indicted % sad
late firm viii od = their IN erets to settle their
sccounts Hi.h ne without suit, and thereby avoid
cost Odlce, CedsT street, enc door below SUNNI r
Jkn3l-ln' Z. Mop. SMITH
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just received, a stock Of imported
Cigars o. the finest brands at Ehren-
berg's, NJ 20 Union street.
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HS OF THE NER-
u VOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AND 6EXUAL
sYSTESlS-nev and reliable trestTnent-in Reports
Of the HOWARD AS5oCIATION-SsnI by u.sl il
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address.
Dr. J. sKILLIN H0UGHTO6, Howard Association,
No. s, South Niath-stTest, Phlladslpha. Pc.
Wv
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HELMBoLDs ROSE WASH

An excellent L0nOa Tor Dlsea<ss Of syphirln ~.
ture and ~ an injection u diseases ~ tts ur.1sy
organs, arising rom haEats Of dissi patton, u5si 10
ooanecuon WIN ia EXTRACTS Bucnu aud 5slsspa-
rllHs "a such disea-e5 a. recommended
Evidence a the most rospOnsi ols slI r-is5fs
Character VII accompany ins medicine.
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Notice.

uTHEREAS, HAVE BEEN LEGALLY AND
w duly appointed and quaI,hsd py tbs County
Court Of Davidson county, lem, the Administer
term Of ssd court, on the f2tn day oS NoFer.lber,
Is6i this = 70 notify ali persons who have claims
against the ssiste OF sad deceased 70 present them
70 me within the time prescribed By law OF they
viii barred.
Myself or my sgen', Jacob Kramer, VII b found
a. Block, Kramer Co., u East side PuOc square
feb2-lm L, WOLF5TEIN, Adm.
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1glmbOld's Extract Bu0ha
Is THE GREAT DlUREIIG
and it h csr-s'h - have t1s issirst sdaaa n -
Dtssasss iuf ahlGh q u recommended
B L0UDt BLOODi BLOOD
hslrnoOlt's HtLl-5 Concentrated Ool8go4aI
Fluid Extract SsrsapaFilIs
~ EHILIE.
SYPHILIS.

This D. 40 -liecuUn ~ Lns blood, snt att-sHs 1s
5sstlI Organs, Lnlnss Of the Nose, Esas, Tnrosl.
WlrdpiPe, and other uuctIs surfaces, making N.
appearance N TIE form Of Utc8rs. Helmb0ld's ~.
trsct 5srsap tFilia pUnnes The Blood, and remove
al acaly erupbons ~ lie sim, giving b the com
pieIO1 clear azd healthy color. It neius prepss-
Cd expressly for thls case Of cofnps- uts rs boi-
purifying properties are preserved 70 greater e.
tsat tcsa a1y Ogner PREPARATION o. sarsapsTills.
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AXIS, AxEs-syJ Dozen, best brands,
for sale By g. W Fan & Co, Hardware
Dealers, a Pablo square. ian22tf
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Losns, BONDS and Stocks.

Lsans negotiated ~ THE once. State, County
sGd Railroad Bonds Bank, Bridge, and BsIlTOa,
Stocks sold IS per order rom cusiolcers,
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AFFIDAVIIi

Personally appeared bsiors ne 40 Alisu1sh O.
t1s CITY Ct PElLsdrlphis, Il. T. Helub0.l. sho. -
rag duly sW0rn DON say, has prspsrati0a- c,G-a-A
no narso-cs 40 rnercurys Or other injurious y Ii p
11L are purely v.-sfabfe III N HELNSULD
b3orn sld Futa-onErd before me, th.3 "a a.
hoFsE1ber. $50. WI p. HIBBAhDt
Alderman. etn-sircsl, above Esrs, fL-la-
Aires .sltars fsf information u confidence
q. Il. HELMBOi.D, Chemist
Depot ICi south Ielth-szeeil
bslO8 Chss-nut, PtlladelpEias
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Eastern Agency.

Our arrangements are such thai any s0rt OF Com
ulercla transaction ID the principal Eastern CITIES
cal ~ DCgoasted and faithfully 6JIoujed 70.
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Bargains in Boots md Shoes at G. v.
Pal 4 Coz Hardware Store.
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Real Estate Department.

4 considerable amount Of Res, Estate IL register
81 on sur books, and We can sell Houses snG lOts
Nashville md suburbs CE the best terms. Farms
In tbs ne ghbOrhOod Of Nashville for sale, 81 all
s,Bes and prices, Plantations m yauoGs couutiss "a
middle Tennessee, some d them good Cotton
hruz lor sale. NAN
nlC1i-u
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Quartermastsr's Vouchers.

NELSON a MCRFREE are prepared 60 p1r-
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Al the goods IN tie above List will Re sold, with
out recreation, To- ONE DOLLAR each. CeTuncatss
ef al the varous articles are placed n similar en-
veioges and sealed. These envelopes viii be sent
tv mall or delivered at our Once, without regard
10 choice % receiving q certificate you wall sec
uh.. IL r-ureserIs and Il IS optional with you 70
send one dollar and receive the article named, OF
any otaer 30 the list Of value. IN I'll trensac-
tons by mail We chsTge for forwarding the cert q
Gates paving postage ard dong The business =
cents each Five CERTIFICATES viii be sem f1r q
EL7-Ev for s.; THETT for s.; SIITY-TIyE for 500
and )sE HUEDBtD for SIS By this mode We give
selections from vare1 stock OF fine goods, Of tie
Dos. make aud latest los, and OF intrinsic worth,
a. 2 ro.ninal price, while I'll have chsLoe OF seed
filg arg clrs Of the very highest value.
We qua sltoe entire satisfaction n every instance
aud " there should Re RDy person dissatisfied WITH
any a-tcis they may receive they may immediate
q return it sud the urics vi b. refunded.
heEsTs.-We allow those acting as Agents, Ten
Gems on each Certificate ordered, provided tnelE
rer0ltt-uce amount 20 one Dollar.
They viii collect twenty i've cents for every Cer-
fcate and retaining 10 cent?, remit to US 10 cents
for each.
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iaul-3m SO Broadway, New York
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