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OmCiaI Dispatch.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,

April 10, 1866 p. III.
10 Major Gen. Die, Ne,o- York: The
Department, after mature consideration and
consultation with the Lieutenant General
upon the results of the recent campaigns,
has como TO the following determination,
which will he carried into effect by ap-
lpropriate orders, to be Immediately issued:
First: To stop all drafting and recruiting
lin the loyal States.
Second. 70 curtail purchases for arms,
ammunition, Quartermaster and Commis.
+ ~ supplies, and reduce the expenses Of the
military establishment in its sever a.
|bI anches.
Third. To reduce the number of general
land staff officers to the actual necessities OF
lthe services.
Fourth: To remeve all military restriction
lupon trade and commerce, so tar as may be
consistent with public safety.
As soon as these measures can be put il
operation, it will be made known by public
aorders. .,.
EDWIN NJ STANTON, Secretary of War.
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A Single Bottle will last month--to
be used three times q day.
TESTIMONIALS.

sFron Hon ThOs J. Turner, Ex-Member Of Congress,
from Illinois. late Speaker of Illinois House Of Reprs-
sentaiives and Grand Master of A. F. and A.. NJ Of
the State OF Illinois.
FREKPoRr, Oct q, 1868.
DIR. ID II. SEELyE: Dear Sir-Im reply to your notice
5of the 18th inst, would say that severely afiic-
9ted with Calarrh for years when became acquainted
with you aud bought two hotties Of your Liquid Catarh
Remedy. Before had used bottle was sensibly
Improved, and before the second bottle was finished,
WAS completely cured. can recommend the medcins
Ito all afflicted with Catarrh -
Respectfully Yours,
THos. J. TURNER
This is TO certify that in the of Dr. Seelyes Ca
ltarrh Remedy, experienced much relief and have
heard many speak Of being valuable for the cure
fof Caarrh. Yours, &c,
Chicago, May 10, 1864 EDWARD ely
From "Parmy,n the we'll known Halter under the Trs.-
msm House Chicago, Ill. -. ti..s.,
DR. D. II. SEELyE Co.: Genis-YoVr Catarrh Rsss-
|edy have used, aud fully recommend il the best
|remedy known. has cured me, and believe il 10 a.
|cerlan cure in all JOHN PARMLY,.
Chicago, Ill.,, May 9, 1854
Fer sale by all Druggists. (fef3.- .-'65ly.
Sold in st Clarsville by Isaac H. Patterson, and by
|Druggisis everywhere.
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The Murder OF the President.

We have no words to express the
thrill Of horror which ran through this
community last Saturday morning, on
the receipt Of the news announcing the
murder Of the President on the night
previous in Washington theatre
Men seemed stunned and utterly dis
possessed Of any ability to do or say
anything commensurate with their 81
lent feelings at the news. The sensa-
ton was the profoundest we ever wit.
messed. A great spell of depression
gpervaded all the streets in the course Of
ian hour. Business was almost totally
suspended Nearly every house in the
i city bore the insignia of mourning
The principal places were heavily
|draped in black. And all this was
done too without concert and as it were
Iby one spontaneous impulse. Sad
|countenances throngsd the streets by
hundreds, and in low tones people
|paid each other tho usual salutations.
Melancholy literally and truly brood
ed over the whole city.
And why was all this? 1t was not
q mere piece Of formality. 1t was not
a mere outward token of respect to the
slain Chief Magistrate of the nation
There was personality in it that
deeply affected the popular heart here
las everywhere else throughout the
land. Abraham Lincoln is mourned
more widely, more warmly more incon-
Lsolnbly than any Of his predecessors
in the Presidential Chair. The man
himself Is, not less than the unprece-
dented circumstances Of his admins
tration, and tho appalling manner Of
his death, appealed to the popular
heart for an outpouring ofsympathizing
Testimonial. But one President of the
United States has been so sincerely re-
spected by friend and foe and so fer
iyently loved in his own day by the
vast body of the people as Abraham
Lincoln. or him we can say, as OF
Washington, that he was first in the
hearts Of his countrymen. He Is only
second in point of time TO the father OF
|his country 'Had there been no Ho-
mer until Milton, then Milton would
have been Homer" Had there been
no Washington until Abraham Lincoln
then would the latter have illustrated
in himself alone the beauty, greatness
and simplicity of character that be-
come an American Chief Magistrate.
Well may the people mourn for the
great commoner. He has fallen mid.
way in his career. He was not struck
down like Caesar in the Capitol for his
lust Of power. The same hand that
has been so long raised TO deal fatal
blow to his country. and that has
- aaftlia1 IL - Ia .5..i is1. lll, El1 1,af h1li
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Mr.. johnson is in fine health, and has an
earnest sense Of the important trust CON
Mr. Hunter, Chief Clerk in the State De-
lpartment, has been appointed Acting Sc, :.
sretary of State.
A special meeting OF the Cabinet was
held at tho Treasury Department at 10 o.
Iclock this morning
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SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms OF Catnrrh as they generally appear
|lre first very slight. Persons find they have cold,
THAT they have frequent attacks, und more sensitive
TO the changes OF temperature In this condition. hs
nose may he dry. or slight discharge. thin and acrd,
ard becoming thick and adhesive As Tho di.ea
becomes chronic, the discharges Increased IN quaii-
'y and changed in quality; they th'ck mad
hcayy. and bre hawked cougl"d OF The secrc,isns
are offensive, causing bad birnth the voice is thick
'and harsh; the eyes ure weak The sense Of smell is
csscned or destroyed; deafness frequently takes place
hat the person is obliged ceur his throat in the mer
ing oil thick or slimy mucous. which has fallen down
from i heal during the nshi. When this takes place,
he person may he that his disease is its way
lhe lungs. and should lose time in arresting il
che above are but few Of the many Catarrhal Symp-
hons.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-20

We have advices from Mobile to the 4th
inst Communication between Spanish
Fort and Mobile has heen cut Of, aud both
fort and garrison you,d soon DO captured.
srhs latter had lost five hundred since the
dght commenced. The city will soon DO Ia
our possession.
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|THE afflicted in ths vicinity are hereby Informed that
i DIR. WHITE has taken a IN tho Union fIouse
uorrsewn where he will cure diseases Of the Throat
Lungs, Heart Stomach Liver, Kidneys, andthe Urinary
|OEgans. =, Ihtt ~ If# tfg M -
rheumatism, Neuralgia and Mercuriai Pains, sdfr
|and Enlarged Joints Scrofula, Tumers, Ulcers Piles
Chronic Diarrhea, lFemale Diseases in short every
form Of Acute and Chronic diseases will be treated
with success under his mode Of treatment in which
|fleetrieuy " the prime agent ga de29.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-20

In response to long letter asking per
mission to trade in Savannah, Gen. Sherman
made this laconic answer: "No. w. r.
Sherman, Mainr.General
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-20

WHskkRsl ,--Thoss wishing fne set sf whiskers
b mee mosstache, or beasafd head OF glossy hair
|wf please read the card Of Thss y Chapman In an
lsshsi Psn u AhPsyu. 'l st Inss-ass POT :
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Probate Couri fofy
| Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ap--
pointed and qualified as Administrator Of the estate Of
Elizabeth Colby deceased, late of said county
All those indebted to said estate requested 10 make
i'naediate payments and those having clams against
said estate notified present them for sst,lenes
within one year from this date
March 90, Is65..3t
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A M E R ICAN w A T G H

10 ihH nESr'
II is made on the best principle while the foreon
Eyyach is eneralIy made on no prucple at ALI Tbs
watch is mostly made by women and how. nv
cuANp While their labor is cheap their work Z dear
+ at any price such watches are mad. wjtbout njanJ
strucon and duiic as irregular in movement Tbav are
only 10 Sc and the buyer is the pary most
sold Those who have ken, aancres !"
and ''wss levers in profe.sed repslr for nj
Ifew wears will apprscate the truth of our satrm.n
II ,rt,u N, NJ ~, ,rr,,, ,,,,n,C.sy ,,,.
I"h rhAN of ihf. hMhhIoAN WATCH.
Instead OF being made OF several hundred little pieces
3screwed ogether the body oi the American Watch i
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WAR DEPARTMENT, 4:l0A. NJ.
April Is, 1865.
10 Mljor General Die!

10 IuuJOF UeneTut DtC'
The President continues insensible and
sinking. Secretary Seward remains with
out change. Frederick Stewards skull is
fractured in two places, besidesa severe cut
|in the head. The attendant is still alive,
|but hopeless. Major Stewards wounds are
mot dangerous. 1t is now ascertained with
reasonable certainty, that two assassins were
Engaged in the horrible crime. Wilkes
Booth being the one that shot the President,
land tho other companion Of his whose
name is not known. but whose description is
$50 clear that he can hardly escape
1t appears from a letter found in Booths
trunk, that the murder was planned before
the 4th of March, but fell through then,
because the accomplice backed out until
Richmond could be heard from. Booth and
This accomplice were at the livery stable at 6
10 clock last evening, and left there with their
horses about 10 o'clock or shortly before
that hour 1t would seem that they had for
several days been seeking their chance, but
flor some unknown reason it was not carried
into effect until last night One of tn EN-
has evidently made his way to Baltimore,
the other has not yet been traced.
lSigned, Il. M, STANTON,
Secretary of War.
WASHINGTON, April 18th.
I To Major Gen. Die:
Abraham Lincoln died this morning, at
!22 minutes after o'clock.
lSigned. Il. M. STANTON.
Sec'y Of War.
EAtfempf OF the Assassins Ia
Escape to Canada--Vigiian n1
Measures for their Appre-
henSiOn.
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GEN. GRANT has arrived in Washington
and will hsncstorth have headquarters Il
that city, thus causing the retirement al Can,
Hs!lsck as Chief Of Staf. - ~ = -
Gee cstsFFb RsmsSy, "
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u. s. 7-9O LOAN.

su'hori'y Of the Secretary q the Tre.~ry, the
undersigned has assumed the Gensrai svb.erlpt.n
Agency for the sale Of United State. Treasury N.,,.
bearing seven and ,hree-,onth. per cent Interest," per
annuu, Lua,y,..,h.
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Removal of the Presidents
B0dy.

WASHINGTON, April The Presidents
body was removed from the private resi-
gdence opposite Ford's Theatre to the Exec
sutive mansion this morning at9:3O, in a
.hearse, and wrapped in the American flag.
IL was escorted by small guard of cavalry.
sGen. AuRur and other military officer.
stollowed on foot. A den,e crowd accom-.
5panied the remains to tho White House,
swhere military guard excluded the crowd
Eall but the persons of the household and
personal friends Of the President. Senator
atss and Representative Farnsworth were
among the number. The body is being
Tembalmed, with view to its removal tC
I Illinois.
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RRING oil your Bacon and get your Sugar and Cot
l. ieeH RINkERS
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DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN IMMINENT.

TT Cures Cholera when first taken. in few hours
Dysenery in half AN hour Tooiacle in five minutes
~ perfectly innocent 10 take Internally, nnd is
jnended by the most eminent ply scians in the United
States. Price, 40 and 80 cents.
ToNAwANpA, Pa. August g. l.50
DIR. $. 7. Tobias New York: Dear Sir--I have used
3your Venetian linmen with great success both ms n,
internal AZ well external medicine. II, cases of
3Bieus Cello and Cholera Moibus regard il as a SOW.
aereign remedy. Your Venetian Horse Iinimem stands
rivalrd as horse nimenr amongst larriers and hoal-
l'nch on this canal. WM LEWIS,
Snpt North Branch Cnnal.
Sold by all Druggists. Office, No SO Cortlaidt Street
New York. GApril g. Inn
SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRETH,s
FILLS conain more vegetable exiracrive matter
than twenty boxes OF pills in the world besides
1hnyhve hundred physicians them in their practice
10 ho exclusion Ct other purgatves The first letter
5heir va aIs yet scarcely appreciated When they are
lbcucr known sudden death aud continued sickness will
HE OF the past Let those who know them speak right
lout in their favor IL is duly which will save life
Our race are sullec to redundancy of vitiaed bile
lat this season, aud 1t is dangerous il prevalent:
ibn Brandreths Pills afford invaluable and efficient
protection. by their occasional use prevent the
collection of those impurities, which, when in sufficient
lqnnllilcs cause 50 much danger TO the bodys healh
aIfey soon cure liver complaint dyspepsia loss of ap.
,pete' pain in the head heartburn pain the bone
Sudden iaintress aud cos,iveness Sold by
!. II. WEST 4 co.
81 Clairsvile.
And by all respectable dealers in medicines.
April 6-lm
A FEW REASONS WHY THE
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NOTICE.

I'm the nh day Of March, 1885, the Ptosau Court Of
Belmont County Ohio, declared the estate Of Henry
III Nssrs 20 be probably insoivent orsors are there
10 the underseaed, for allowance, wialh sin months
|from the ns above mentioned hey vial not Be en-
81 80 AAm'r 81 Henry n Nsnis, dscd. a
hAfsh sFew,- 80 asssF "A. sas &. ssssssl. !
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Omcially Notified of HIr. Lin
c0ln's Death.

WASHINGTON, April 10th. h.---Y esterday
smornipg Attorney General Speed awaited
Eupou Hon. Andrew johnson, Vice Presi
Cdent Of the United States and officially 10
sformed him of the sudden and unexpected
tdeath of President Lincoln, and stated that
bsn early hour might be appointed for the
inauguration OF bis successor. The follow.
fling is copy of the communication referred
Ito: ...... ...... t... .a.
WASHINGTON, April l5.-Sir: Abraham
Lincoln, President Of the U, s., was shot
tby an assassin last evening, at Ford's Thea.
Etre, in this city, and died at the hour of 7: %
Eo'clock this morning. At about the same
stime at which the President was shot, an
Eassassin entered the sick chamber of the
SHon. w. FL. Seward, Secretary of State,
sand stabbed him in several places in the
Gthroat, neck and face, severely, if not mort
Eally wounding him. Other membe of the
ESecretarys family were dangerously woun
sded by the assassin, whilst making his es
Fcape. By the death of President Lincoln
sthe office of President has devolved, under
sthe Constitution, upon you. The emergency
Sof the government demands that you shoulc
proceed, according to the re
fquirements of the Constitution, and entel
eupon the duties of President of the Unitec
States, If you will please make knowr
Eyour pleasure as to arrangements, as yot
!, deem proper, they will be made.
Your obedient servants,
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HEADQUAn1Rss, Dnrs1cg or East TssE..
BOOKS 3 G.. March :ls.-Tae advance Of
Gen. slonemaa's forces commanded By
Ma. Klogh, A. D. C., ..niered and captured
the town Of Boone, MI c, a Il O'Clock to-
day. The rebel iorcs was routed with .
loss % ten men killed and sixiy-fivs
wounded and priso6sra. Maj. Barasa'
battalion, 18th Kentucky cavalry, lost
feE nisa voanded. General stonemaa's
eommasd is now we'll into North Carolina,
and viii Be hoard of ss,on ia the heart Of
rebellion
Signed, Lnuss.
Approved BY command Of Gen. SsoNEnAx.
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IA noniornity with 4 inoasof advertising
found kavsntseeoas, and indeed aseessafy
in ether citiea. ee have dsterininsd 70 cona-
mence Basiness Directory il the Union,
its vide and numerous circulation 6tting Is
pecsliarlg Ser She pHrpose. Tie Difecsosy
viii contain fhs name, address, and busi-
ness or profession, Of ihose advertising
in il, afrareed under classified heads, e
.sDrugs, ssLsv." eDry ceods," etc. The
sabsciipdoE ssr carts 70 aPpeas il tha
NASHVILLE Union lDireetory" VIII b SO
far ems yosf, q safur SIX months. Which
Is shs 1hortest esriod Tor which card viii
be taken
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Ta1 6neaT Ciacus cosiSo.-Ee ere in
formed By sAe agentef ar. s. p. Howes
shst hia great European Circus comreny
viii make their frst appssraee in Nashville
u morrow, snd exhibit ~ : q and ~ P. m,
. II cur memory serves o. ri ~, shis is the
sslf same and iienfieal 3. p HeEes uho %
successfully took en- Amerizan circes %
Edslsnd and ih he oua peeuiisz way, sois
The fslki over ne eetsr hon lhiaea coeld
be dsne in = style filfis bstler. And n maaY
respects sspeFior - eli o. any presidents.
He was Tie auihor q . snssess. IL iAet he
made money.
M. Howss has promised = give a. 81
riss q 6ne salsrsAiAments IN Neshyiile.
We a. disPossd e entertain lils hsliel tha
Ne viii. Re has bad sxpsfienes II sAss
matters, il cognizant e sket should pieess
and drAu. His procession ofehafie.s, pref
y women, god nasic. and dathins para.
phanalia vii attract crowds in fhe streets
ne 6eues. but VII ne Intias ahoN dras
shssa int the ieut We ex7set i VII
lrsn he announcement d saea briiiian
astr6ctions e. ar. crocizstl end Is Liens
The troaps q krs1s and l1e perlarmla
Essph.us. are sll sew sestsrss i he elrea
va. Thsseiers We plediet aash crowds e
sslasn have been sssn. eil.srin thia cir
or any othsF plnee il ahs stsai Southwest
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The Nashville Dispaseh appeared ysstsr-
day IL en- enlarred form, having bean ariv-
en % msks the ehzngs By She increase Of
IL aaTerEisi1g patronage. The proprietors
have displayed remarkable industry end
energy in rendering this Paper acceptable
e q vehicle Of Information, and have faizly
won the favor they recsive. Nay they
epntlzps % prospect
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CuEnEI1EAs WnIrFED.--Ee saw yesterday
a dispatch frola Clarksvills, dated Friday.
which stated that Lieut.. Colonel Brott, with
force Of mounted infantry had that day
attacked party q gusFrlllas, killed Har.
dies Wiley snd two other noted guezrillas.
His Own loss was one killed ard one
wounded. The dispatch vas from A. 4.
smith. 1elonsl eonmanding.
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0lB TsEAqaE,-A CREST tins e tbia heuss
tomorrow night, Mr. J. A. osiss takes 8
bsneft, and B. c. erierson, I'd. wight. and
c. G. Jordan will coma from the other
house and assist. Tia .briliiae and nys. =
rious piees Of aThe corsican Brothers'
win b performed. s Tara him OUT IS
The amusing afterpiece.
GA gpe,aay night De iAseinaiips Mile
zos appears.
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1sl.1t. 81 q elxsl esse
~ the citizens d each county also recon
asnds. whon salts aeioFy security ior ihsil
pFosss 6a gife's. asial and anltnnn Hon
BE- fafnshsd fEiStss lrFmeslf reading
il he diIlsiet A4 Invited shem 70
rsiuFn 10 fheir homes. Panishmsai ior
ankind trsafn1at ifau faalieiegs neigh
sers being guaranteed. Pinnters needing
lahpr can ehlslp p 81 eppiyl7g g ~
Superintendent 81 Fssedmsn, and ~ sis-
ing Proper ssAntees 74r pa7ins ard
Ain'ilFstresans "a stsps
Aexican adEicss nsntson very ssv-zs
satllswiih gaeerllsl nsar Vera efuE. 10
which 25 Of the EmI sr.slist troops we're
killed, among ihsn Narshai ---, com
lnandans ai Vera Czus
A lafse ahnbsr e }ehorpss IRON Rerra,
p work o. The rtllros4 tars arrived as
Vera cfnz.
Dnpaiches ffcm Fish alver Point. near
llzbemA cltS. sf he 16th. sa5s tbs asas
vent up tie bay to-day. aid shelie1 New
port Hslls aea, 9oeald's fAadiag, and
doing coasidorsbie esmfss. 30 response
-. 1lses y ne n'is''-
stray ron 1eft Ne'-e- ana fo1'
f'i0sssp asr.ffd psfs ys''sf'Af' ana are
- - IT = FL
nav koak ApEA i.-+ae,a anaAaliF g.
Fo.d q sPeeeiaiiss iniersst- The news q
- snshgemont between Grant and Lee
pfoaeeed iit'ie eject on he Prieei i rose
from isl, The QPeaipg price, 70 k9ls(,
A heshiagson spacial says The rain al9lra
hsa delayed ne aatzaee Of The array
DinNiddie Church gss oceapiea on IhuEs-
daylead our linz extended 10 BoydloWa
hosd- Our right fesss On Aliehss'a, The
point fornesly occupied by CIR Isii, thus
gaining important petitions. The reAsil
had reiterated 2 thsif msin liae q work,
before sosih Side Railroad, aud ssse wait.
ing ~ attack. shffiaan has swept clear
around the Eebel army. When lest hears
ifem he vas a. BurnFiIis, and his scouts
reported the enemy in full force % prsrsui
his aanking their works.
NAsHixesos, April President Llneoln
had not returned e Wmhingtpn a ten /
o'clock this morning.
The post Office ct F9ilniheton, =. G, Is 10 /
Be rsopsnsd b. The fiovorznnuna 1t oass.
TozoS7o, April la sispateh srom hon- /
lrsal says that the neney voted By Psrlia-
nasnt had been paid . ehs st. Albsa5 /
Bank.
The Leader .hi6 morning has inferno.
ion. which Is clsirled authentic. hat
warrant & % bs fsnssd In 81. cashsrinss /
shareirr tie st. Albans raiders viii
breach Of The nsuiraii .y, when they VII be
brought to Al. csfssriass. This charge
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-02

OR altent;ye and clever frionds WnIe
TosrzIAs, having quit The Ressaurnni bu'i-
aInssa, has just fitted Up his late dining
room into sleeping apartments, End hns q
present, two large airy rooms tone front
and ons bsch) to rent. Enquire - hi
saloon, corner Cedar and Cherry siEsss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-02

We are informed thst our friend Cone, Of
the house Of Cone 3 Tunnel. is candidate
Sor Principal Clerk Of the Senate. He
served II this relation to the recent State
Convention, and gave general setisiaciion.
He possesses all the qualifications neceaaa
~ 10 the discharge Of the duties Of The po-
siiion 10 which he aspires, with the addi-
sional one o. unfinching loyalty.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-02

s75 WorrH or Waufne.--G. u. Phil
Iisps - beIofa the Recorder sol singular
conduct. lie got q man e hold his horse
vhea he dismQunted II put his whip into
harll 40 told him % dethe horse aronnt.
Ths nan did 60 ard on reiurnfps Philips
swore s. bim bitterly for riding bis horse,
ssiEed him hy shs collar, aud laid the whip
fmsfty over bis shenlder. The accused
maks no defence against the charge and
hewss ilnsd twenty i've dollsFs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-02

70 these Of cur readers who ara fond 81
fishing we would say that We have ex-
eninsd The stock Of Arthur A. Breast, No.
% Public square. and found It complete,
embracing iine Lencewoed Rods, Japanese
Rods. Meeks' Reels, twisted silk Lines,
plsiad allk lines. grass Lines, Fish Baskets
AIinnow Baekeis, Minnow seinaa, Hooks
in endless variety snd in fact, every thing
thaf a 6shermsn needa.
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Encouraging 10 Consumers fhe tFi-
SIS has Come AZ Last.

" We are pleased 10 inform oar readers that
the fail 81 Qeid has enabled our FRIEND
Toitln u fodnte tho price On Etacefias and
canned goods, 81 t1at he is now selling e
Lcnl4ille prices. We would edVise deal
era tnl purchasers q iamily aeF1Hsa =
give him q cell, s. they can snFe naay
Frasiibacks b. buying at No. IS North Col
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