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GENERAL naJsINESS.

A LGEBRA, BOOKKEEPING, WRITING,
"A ar ilIue'c, taught specially, yet reading ,p.li.
ns' p amman, receive due attention, az % B1wey,
iAlNEe plan Of instruction Ia syaieInE ic knd eyps
diuous ic2
Al CITY HALL PLACE, CORNER or
Shamhor; a., pauu.toAet's tcte,, bought for
sat,ie9 h. je-glry, diamonds. 90 lhs hishs, price
BARGAINS ~ TEAS, COFFEES, FISH,
louL And Al Kinds Of Gtooores a. the Great Can
S % Iea Wasnloa,. ~ and ~ Ni'enH'h < cor
cash PAID FOR RAGS, OLD METALS
- ,Mhi'e faf- lie per 10, CoIorcd and wooden &c
tooks sud vsptlers = old Isss l6c p,r b COP
p-r and psrter 80 le,i o., Al 10 New Bowey
boz k2oscyell and >cg Chamher't. 29l
NOllCE To EMlGRANTS-TIEGE GEORGIA
NLsni tni Emigration Company, through their
acting Secretary, have made arrangements rith the
~, uts o She ncs OF steamships running to Ssyan-
$50 Emigrsns 10 j., staic VI Gcorgia viii apply
Tor p-'sare 70 the Parser. Of the pcctve 'h9. Of
thoto Incs, N Piers II, 80 All ~ Nor.n River .l5
OFFlCE OF THE NEW YORK Guaranty
- and lnd unity Compsuy, No Is Broad Il, New
meeting Of tie stocSholler. OF the New YORK iaur-
ant aud Indemnity Company viii be held at the
Nos York, % Tuesday, the hilh day OF December,
1865, Al ~ oclo, A. NJ for lie pipose voting upon
tho question increase he cArts ,tocs Of the
Coupsnv RON one mill ON OF collars Loon uOul 10 tso
mAhou' O. .OL"V TO which last naled suo,,nt It 10
proposed To- Increase such capital. EANl. H. HAB-
| CUtK. JONATHAN THOKSF, IAs. h. Johnson
| mAkllN BATES, JOEL WOLFE, ". BUTLfR
| 20 NCAN, |, 4, NJ klOCh, Louis Won HOFF-
Man, HERMAN HNECta 80 l'.rsc,ou. 800
J'O ALL WHOM Ir MAY CONCERN
| 4 Notice Ia hercL fven, that IA puulancs Oi law
hl Authority and ierissou, Tie tuustfiters actlns
| Tor aud on D l1lt OF Ie N'1'd 0 4rustts ~ OF tho
| Huck PTosny tCdan Church, ia the tity OF New
lo l. vii Oh the l3th inst, and No vreu that date
tno she hrst "a, Ot February helt remove or cane
! 70 BE- removed from the Vuulis and ground Of said
! Trustees lynn on ic Clru' 'i Chr .fIr and Hong
ton streets In tls Ciiy ut Nes iofk lu tee, iv 6d
iset inches the rcmaus of dece4sei p. mons intel-
| red ia said yuuts and grounds, tbuucr 10 Fypr-
! green's Cemetery, Long l1An unless indlsid re-
lnfiyts have autho ty br tausHs pv ultt f. p the
CITY lnspecto'7 department, 90 remove si- re,n ins
! 30 other iiale Il mteuuUnt. Dated Nov d.. IsG,
AaSLK T.. LILY. WlNlIH1F :. DIiNtN. ~
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CHOLERA CURED.-CIRCULARS SENT
SIee to any address. Every famil .hould lie IN
possession Of this valuable rtCiIo send yOur adcrcas
~ once 20 pr. ). Curtis, box 2tyi, Poa Orcs,
PhnAdephis, Ia. Az
nR. BONE, ia ". 10TH ST.-DiSEASEs
- OF hs heart luGss, liver k,dntya dIOp,o I...s-
Ls blood, bionchluN u.cerstcd IhTOhs &C. 90 -0ig.r
oil "a ccrs, tuinors erlTious. Ivpry tugia % AN
ti.ease cured. Hours to and to 90.
NOTlCE-DE. T.. ". BEOWNE GATE OF
y No. - heh aytnur! voId inform h lrieuds
that be has returned % tho paodge II bis ession
Iuose Nuhinr " consult hlu. by letter VI personally
eau do 20 a. No 10 spring a. $40
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MARINE NEWS.


No, "a a,e.s4'-s so,,,i at wr.r o, &C
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE IN
n ave. G. Good le.se, apartments, cheap rcul-hh |
very eood pro peet Of The new nAItt h9u,s a
great chsnss: kpply Immediately to p. GAffNEY'
Auot., ~ Chambers e. room s. 30
A GOOD GROCERY AND LIQUOR Store,
n situated In the i4,h ward, viii BE- sold ehssp FOR
cash, le.se and good apartment, for family, APP
gly 70 WILLIAM ABBOTT. Auet'rs 10 Ch,,hAn
A GOOD GROCERY AND LIQUOR Store,
lhln sood location, for sale cheap, 1876 chenyr.
For further PARTICULAR inquire in the store %
A NEWS STAND FOR SALE DOING A
Lhscod business. Call a, 3ss Gpenvieh a. lIs
a CHANCE FOR SALE-THE FINEST
L1oornef liquor ',or. dJ-n tovn With long lsSs Of
iitie b,I With lunch rooms. Applt i33 Fear st i66
CORNER STORE TO LET-SU1TABLE For
Va tea. coffee, liqnor or soce.y store n T. Of
t.th Z. AID s.h ave. Inquire IA The tsAf. 30
EOR SALk-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
Liquor store in the Oh .wsrd, vel fitted up
SET, Huc % ' 81 iocfn 3 T anh I'D %
EOR SALE-THR LEASE AND FIXTURES
Of geutemans iu IN lsning store vith OF Without
.io't az Eifhth ave Ne, York. Tho owner a go
int south. Apply lhis seck. -
EOR SALE -CONFFCTIONARY
"a and ysfley store dSns AZ tp'ine' oPIo.le
70 fourth Il, between hyes. IS and c. %
IGOR SALE = A NEATLY FITTED Up
grocery sad liquor store, atuateu uart AtiAlt.c
q. Inquire a. Commerce 1t, 5. Brook, q. l''
IGOR SALE-THE 3 YtARs LEASE, Stock
and fixtures Of splendid corne. liquor store
with aptrmcuts 20 live IN come and tef ior y ur-
selves III health the cause 81 sglipa. This u rtN
chsnoe. Apply 20 z. SHERIDAN. ia SIKH st. l5s
EUR SALE-A TOY AND CONVECTION.
Il cry store, good stand. Apply a. o. Main e.,
Brooklyn Reason for selling going 10 Tennessee. 81
EUR SALE-A DINING SALOON-POS-
eos'ou given immediately veil lifted up. In
gure At 2l31 Wet ~ on the premises. k9s
EOR SALE-THR OLD ESTABLISHED
L bar sud furnished rooms, a. OF James st. The
mt IRON lodgings IL 1oube that of the whole huilt
lng leaving the bar room aud apartments for family
nee Satisfactory reasons Tor selling will te rven
on TIC Uum.scs rs
G1D l-tOR SALE-THE UNION NEWS
- = CDcpot corner Bo~ory and Hester G. Call
G2lO-I WANT TO INVEST $500 IN
NcCO .one business where my services viii
MAKE living. Address EDW ARD FRANCIS, Post
Oilc" " nliamsburgh. 10
| 9DOD-WANTFD, A PARTNER IN A
Ollsht pleasant business, netting $40 ~ Sl2
per DAY. The above anIoult viii secure one hali ls-
| come, Apply for days, A. PATTON 4 Co, 1915
| DIVISION a. ossemenL 30
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N k3slsClNEs.

A LlEiMENT THAT Is A LlNIMENT-
IA WALkHRs " hue OH ior ueuraea. fheuma.
tam, spttus- bruise' &c. &C. &c sod a. Flu. hing,
\. Y and W all ither. &c
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~ syrup TAR sad v Id che-ry. suIs cure .nr coughs
colds bronchitis sore throat diptheris aud AL
affections 81 the throat and LUNGS Price 70 and b G
per hottie 10 be- had o. CAArBELl's drug store
cor 9Th av sud ssth q; sl-o At SilEnpLN'S drug
store, cor. loNeiy snd 4th 1t; CHAMBERS drug
store, cor llud-on and hammond 80. Ask your drug
sist " procure It ior you. lie sure and Iaks no
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AT THE RUSSIAN ELECTRO MEDICAL
Llln.tituie, ~ B.oAiwsy, \. y, up STARE. flec-
tic and swedish Movement CuIe Confined rlth
Medicines, all cure most case. where Other ltne-
dic' have tGl.oi sc cure, 10 pay. .. SEW MD
son, NJ n. AZ
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4 Ctl,TAIN CURE tuR DRUNKENESS
IAdisooyefga by IN KING. Given unAuosA ~ The
person Ia ale tea oranN olhor beyts An others ar
imitAtioGs which ,,csen when laken PlicO n yer
buS. for sae Only a. 4,s Hudson At, cor Groy, All
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TIE COURTS.

co-a- c,,,.-.,,' MI, s,,.,,. c..,.,c,.
r"' ~ NilNA , i,tH - .up''lhs 'i',lr-
iC5i it5i' 9syi Ils, 100, l5.b 6si, ss'6 :, io0i
:. .6N.1 = E..', lHrt Nos; gvl6, s4,l, 9lts,
.,S ~ IL la $50 Ia AL 5i,S S' .os
trA u-Luumuratol motions oniy-N1t /, q.
tpoggl TERM tuiusrers-EIs. 10 l4l 100. l,slea
g. at aud Ict-AoA. Va lSJ, 135, 100, W., l6, 10
10 -'l.
Superior Gov. Part Nos .gl EOS l-lL, s636,
1tl' 1909, lioJ, IL, lIyb, 40, 1851, 1917, lrt,
400 10 20. Tart . No o 4l0u St.i, lot, s.. l.
''Wp.'p t.uss--iAr, Los FJa, So, lyI, 4bl, 80,
liz To-. 49, -, - !''' iLih ii0s' 44'@
800 'Nl', 4''1 81. s." .iv h.'"' A
a''AS',l.'n' '' '''''' io-' tue '''h fe,'~'" ma
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MATTHEW
G R Y l. L S,
OR,
Murder Will Out
A STORY OF REAL LIFE
CHAPTER TX.

Thy numbers Jealousy, - nourhi were hrd>
sai proc, II NV disirssgful state;
OF differ ng ,temss he 's<r NJ song vi. IniI'd
Add now "a cOurtsd Lovs-no~, rsving, called 90
Hate"
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CERTIFICATEs b CuREa

FROM eight 70 twenty ysars staadiEa. sfih nru,ss
knoEn ~ science and ana
Per medieal pIoF eraes Of BuekE, see Diasaa..-
toy u the United States
see Professor Dsasas' ysluahls Uoyka o. ihs
Praclce q Physic.
- rsznarkS ulads b. tAs lsis osisora,sd d..
PnyEck, Pa. ladelphia-
See reEnsEks made b Dr. Ephrufm MeDoEsfl. =
os.eoraied Physicisn, and mambar 81 he a5s.
S'le8e q aui 9eo1a. ireisad, and published 10 l..s
ifa1a-clo1s q ne Alag and Quesn's JourEa
Sc he4lco-G hiflrEicl keUsa. publishes b
bea lsIiin Iragers, yellow d ths Eoyal Cogszs ~
Surgeons.
Sc most q ne Iats stEBdsrf works - Esfcias,
Extract buchu, ...S 20 pef oofe. o. sE for s5.lu
54rssparlla. LOO sos
u half . does d each &c slz, HhiCh 81 -
suhcisni % cure me mssi ouslnsts cases, II dlras-
aons ara adhared -.
Delivered . AS aaArsas. ssSuraly paeEsd hors
D hserFatlCa-
sEDsssrbs syuptous n al nommZzrsnss..
lures ErszEaissd. Aeros ratA.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the NaSlVil5c Post Ofce
"Wednesday, April go. 1865.
The List Of uncallei for Letters has been
assigned 70 the Nashville USIos, by Post
master Lindsey, for the year 1865, as the
pepper having the largest circulation, in
Guiding the army.
al letters advertised are subject 70 IN extra
charge Of one cent Persons calling for them viii
please be prepared with the necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters viii please say
they advertised and give the date Of list
All letters not taken out m one month viii b
sen; 10 the General Post Office as dead letters
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BLOODI BLooDl BLOOD
Fluid Extract SarsspsFIlls
8YPHILIs.

This is an Affection Of the blood and sftarrs 90
5oHual Organs, Llnmgs 81 the Noss, Eart. T1r5sL.
HiudptPes and otlef mucuH aurfeeaH. uIakI1E 10
appearance in the form q ulcers. Haitnb1Ii's Ea-
Tract sarzaPanlla pur.has the blaod. and ramJFesi
~ seslJ erupaoas q Ne skin, EUag b TIE rurT-
plsEi0n . clcaE aad hsall1y color ~ - az pfst1
cd expressly Tor MS class " compisnia IL b.ooI
purity az pfoparles ne preserved % grealsr 6Es
iant sl,An AnJ oiher preparaaCn O. Ea1saDaEiaA
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HBLNBOLDs ROsE WASH.

An srcsllsnt Loaon Tor Diseases o. syphuiuc a.
tlres and a. 10 inieeton IN diseases 81 ths urnarr
ofstna, Arising nun hafats u diss. paaun vel ia
eonnecAon Win ne EEtrects hncha AL 5alszqa-
1llat in such diseases a. racom 11anfisd.
kFlaencs II ne nnost raaronainls srd raIatIa
Character I'll accompany fhs msdhciaas.
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published plan Of which can be seen Al our Office
snd 1t the principal Hotels snd other public place,
this city. Being eig.bly located on the Essi
hank OF the Tennessee river, $50 miles from ~
mouth, and n the terminus II the Nashville AMI
Northwestern RaIhOsd, distance OF ~ miles from,
hat City surrounded. as Il Is, by rich aud pro-
ductve country, ani beng IN almost constant river
communication with many Of the most importsnf
commercial cities OF the North asi soulbWf.t
must at No distant day. become acity Of vast busi
aess importance. Such opportunity for al.
and profitable Investment, is bat seldom oHera,f
We the sole SCENTS for the sale Of lots AMI are
purchasers
The Nashville and North Western Ra road will
b thoroughly repaired 10 the cu-rle u a Fs,g dsys
nle9 Its-.ist p val - made bossaeH tins city
snd JohusoaVLs. A liberal trade permit ba- re,
Lraatel
We VIII slso offer al the same time about 900 sore.
Of uch add heavily umb-rsi land, living 10 the i'm
med ase vicinity 81 the tOa ~
", MATT BROWN AGO,
hPT a-im Al CheTry street.
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AFFIDAVIIi

ifaraoaaiiy sPpearsd belnrs me a. 'klisruaa o
ne qtT q PnlAdeiphla, Il. T. Hsimhold, va. -.
* duly sserns toth say. his Prsparateas coniaiu
20 nafeclicf - meIcuzJs o. Other inIurous druas.
oui are purslJ NegetablsL y. II. HELMaOI.i-
sEora and sutserbsd befors me, this ~ dayf
aoFemoor, lsaA- VA 2 HfbhA RI
AldaFmaa, sth-siresl aboFs Rae. Fh.lg
Address isitors ior iutornstou in cGudds1ea.
H. 4. HEi.NnOIn, ChamIai
Depot - acuih faulh strtst
Beica ChesfauL. Fniia.ielptIa
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LOUISVILLE. Ky.

FI'H )sE Elshng 70 bay, sell OF lease the hfst OIL
II and Mineral lands IA the Southwest. MI
please call on, or Hute 70 me-, mmelsaieiy. Over
sl0ooaeres ags % ha1d, offering The most aaiterinq
lnalcemsn.s for i4rgs prohts. Refer y he cd
tiu1ens .of kashylle snd Louisville / o5fr 81
90 lsads ln shich VII not take stock myself
JOHN p. CAMPBELL,
hsaEs-dAstnf iste q Hashyllla.
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sAMARITANs GIFT.
Sent hy mail in & plsIn envelopa-


..-.,-,.-t q ~ may 1e Pronounce in.rrstl. a..
49, va, hoot ailt Herb Juices "a n - -
he ~ s,r ..- ues nom ,he system a. Vel 4.
FEM
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BEWARE or COUNTERFRITs


AID UNPauCIPLED DEaIREA'
NO sadszsor 70 dispaas soF THEIR ORNT 49,
cha EItcies % NJ isputalion aiisaed -
kztrscs Bucta.
darsspariiaf
InaroEad $50 Naafa
"a F5R NJ s 1910 40 oIakss
Oai COS ~ afsFlslsloaTl 80 so - I -
. snln ~ asgs lalsAkas21l aso9ai
a8A nzA3
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0annarltan'S Wash

.t..i-s ~ bearing down, FslHnr al tba ,e,-,t
Oe'--'y' snd Tor ST. complaints ucidFti h, ~. -,
Samaritan's Wash
e. IN case o. SYPHILIS. u-ei 81, ,--..-------
'-I - sai Arro Juices. Fun ir.t,,,- w"
- g-'' , % these rrmat!.es b, 81. - ,,r......t
.l-Jt ~ pnysictsns ani p-,..e-rf. ne, ..
,,g - : Hespitsls, tuus .asi1rlbs n, bs-f,S
Fioas ~ Ra,t45rs S.,.
WHAT THE SURGEONS say ~ .rys. o.,
AARiTIH'S RRHFBTry ma o.
LOST HosrtraL. Foar MaEsH.trl
sfr 49,. - baltimore, Md, Feh - Is.1
- ~. ~ sir't saiisiaciol "a ststi1.s - Il
- "a. d'iiIl ksstisfs'' for Vara'rz- -
- in ~ uio-t customary form: thsf Ge -,
L WIZ lu4 5nent, discretion ma ,r,,.,.,t ~ q
nav lI'lui mem 10 respUni 10 Isy sT,ii,y, '-'
IeuiP,if SUI eieclusliy. Kussips ti,-- t..,',
49,, !Ht'e Tue fullest confidence = 49, -. ~
"a - lar as my Use o. thea extends r',. =
'hsm STRONGLY. 49, N',.,,s J., ,oininend
assistant Surgeon 5th New Yort 49, 81,
i.el u oe Understood thst these repe.j,. IN. o..
~, '.e1 and viii Positively cure the ,i.-
&c, winch they ara offered
&. FIlee or Maie Packages. Szrnsritsr,- "a -
30 cents '" @"'e s-""i Wash
Sold by VI. 4 &c. ". SMITH. pruyyist.
WIN Nlar . and Nlue -trt 5is,
NASHVILLE, ltN~.
Philadelphia. w '''' '''e7'Si
lanls-6m.
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Town of Johnsonvilla

On THURSDAY, FRIDAY snI SATURDAY, Nav
Ill., lZth and llth, viii offer Tor sale on he prs
misses, a large number Of Building Lots IN the TINY
arl-I I.r-r.I.lrllr
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TED, comfortable and elevated residence Of Mr.
Oryle Ewing, President Of the Planters Bapk nj
Tennessee, IN an area Of about 100 lots, east OF
and near the stone Episcopal Church. We Offer
10 whole or in part upon accommodating terms
Rnd Al TemuueratiVe Dripas . -
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HsimbOIds Extract Bucsa

lake no Bsissui, Mercury. o. usr1sasssfUIs rr.st
iof Unpleasant sai jsll o. ..ls &c..
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FOR sALR-AF Farm or p5,z.

FUH AIsb-A FarIn OF I3j5 gfaeres, miles from
Nashville, near the Gallatin pike, large 2-story
stone house N good repair, splendid cellar under
the whole house. new frame kitchen and calm.
good smoke, stable and buggy houses, corn crib
never failing spring covered with a good rock
spring house; 81 acres in clover the first cutting
OF "a sold for $50, AZ acres in Vineyard Ths
land Is all good. Timber enough for fre-wooJ,
Terms easy
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70 ARYERTISERs IN DETAIL.

THE RATES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS;
pr,rr.-- g.. -.o-al, aan %
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FOR SALE OR LRAsR.-rh.

on Chsriotte pike, ~ miles from Nashville. at
Joining the lands Of VIM b. Cooper and WIN K.
run the yard, two springs aud branch. IN sll IA
acres,
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FOR sALk.-That entire block on North side q
Cedar street, between Cherry street and the n lev
on lhe west, running through TO the Theatre
These valuable business localities will h. soId In
n0nts on both stress 10 suit purchasers, and We
ouer them At prices which md ces Us 70 believe
that purchasers may expect an advance OF leo Der
cent on cost -
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ron sAIB-Seven new, neat cottages, containing
rooms and kitchen, under good fence, lots 25
VIM. L. Bro ms residences. Pos-essjou alivsn -,
week. Each SHsUJ
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FOR sALE.-TwO double Engines, co horse pow
ef eati' rev AMI unsurpassed far material, work
msIsiip or performance, with boilers and ali ap-
pur enc nces Tor sale at bargain for cash. or real
estate al cash Yaiuatiot
Apply 10 Il. c. SCOVEL, Nashville,
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RATES or ADVERTISERS.

trz EGDs On Lzs 70 cOsST-TvTE a saUEAEl
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27
WHOLE NO. 582
A Democratic Protest.

petroleum V. Nasty protests, as a consis-
tent democrat agaln2! the nomination OF sol
dlers by his party. He writes:
OBJECT to nomlnatin en- for the follerin
reasons:
|; Taint honest In 1852 called the SOL
Jers Lnkin purps,' and the orr ,ers 'sholder-
strapt hlrellns, and | meant l. They wuz
tTs MTastn crool and unho!y war agin Dimocrisy,
they wuZ redoosln our mag1ri lie in the suth
ern states at the rate NV sum hum |rrd. nor daI
ana now to nominate EN- is Il Hop lii never
make. "N w
=. Twon't pay. These fell ~, sold rs ont
when they took commi8hns; they sold out the
Ablishnists when they fopt back to us. and
what guaranty hev we that they won t sell us
out the next turn Of the wheel? IIf we Good
get sum decent wun, it mite do, but good
Lord the sO5er who wood do this wood be
lower down than we is, which would bother a
man. All the votes that sich men Good con-
trole, we heV alluz owned in fee simple
j. Ialnt justice 2 us Originel cOpperheds.
We endoored the heat and burden NV the day;
we resisted drafts, we damned taxes, we wuz
Fort Latayeted and Fort Warmed: twas rs
who died in our dOOr-yards. Where wuz the
ortcers then? All the damage they dun the
government wuz in drawin pay and rashens.
i. The reconstructed dimOcrisy Nv the
South won't like it, and to them, alter all, we
uAulSC IOOk IOf success.
:, .: They acknowledged nigger equality by
allowing, niggers to fight with EN-.
e. We hev gone too fur to try the solier
dodge We opposed the war; we opposed
their votln, we opposed the Ablishin in votin
pay and supplies, We opposed Aid Societies
and laft at Sanitary Commishuns, we opposed
drafts at time when they needed help, and
to go back on sich record is ruther renchin,
and | won't do it.
81; Eff we undertake the solier, we commit
ourselves to payin his penshuns, ct settery.-
How would the southern Dimocrisy like that9
;. 8. Et we nominate men who served, We
disgust the deserters and them ez went to Kama
dy Tor the sake ov the coz
the party:
~ We have cappytle enouff in the Niger
Let us plant ourselves boldly on shoor ground.
Let us Resolve that Godlemity wuz rite in ma
kin the Niger our slave, tho he made mis-
take in plantin in his heeven buzum a chronic
desire to run away from his normal condishun.
Let us hang out our banner and inscribe on lis
folds, No marryin Niggersn No payin debt
lnkurd In Nigger war and sich other pre-
cepts ez cum within range NV the Dimekratic
lntellek, and go in and win"
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27
P - E T r Y l..
!" nten for the Smyrna Times.
my NATIVE HOME.
B Y R E 2 o

My native home, that cherished spot
Where first l saw the day,
Oh! ne'cr through life can be forgot,
Though far my footsteps stray.
There first mt theirs love l knew,
There first felt her kiss;
No love hath ever been SO true.
Nor showered greater bliss.
Alas! those youthful hours are past,
And with them youthful fame;
Too bright, too pure were they to last;
They live but in Name.
There's nought found in maturer age
To equal those bright hours;
No sunny CLEAN on Memory's page
Can paint such living flowers.
My thoughts Oft dwell on each loved spot
Beside each favorite tree;
The loved, the dead, are ne'er forgot
Oh! dear they were to me.
All vanished-but, oft washed with tears,
Fond memory keeps them bright:
The dead-they lived in darkness here
Have passed into the Light.
Yes, dear my native home to me!
And oft my prayers arise,
To meet-when from earth's toiling free
Its loved ones in the skies.
Sept, 1865.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

SlGNS FOR MARRIAGEABLE LADIES.-If q
man wipes his feet on the door mat before com
ing into the room, you may be sure he will make
good domestic husband Ifa man. in snuff
ling the candles, snufs them out, you may be
sure he will make a stupid husband. Ifa man
puts his handkerchief on his knees whilst ta-
king his tea, you may be sure he will be a pru
dent husband. In the same way, ALWAYS mis-
trust the man who will not take the last piece
OF toast or Sally Dunn, but prefers waiting for
the next warm batch. 1t is not unlikely he
Will make greedy selfish husband with whom
you will enjoy no brown" at dinner no crust
at tea, no peace whatever at home. The man.
my dears, who is careful about wrapping him
self up well before venturing into the night
air not Untrequently makes good invalid hus-
band that mostly stops at home, and is easily
comtorted with slops. The man who watches
the kettle, and prevents it boiling over. will
not fail, my dears, in the married state. in ex-
erclSlng the same care in always keeping the
pot boiling. The man who doesn't take tea.
Ill treats the cat, takes snuff and stands with
his back to the fire, is brute whom | would
not advise you, my dears, to marry upon any
either for love or money. but
decidedly not for love. But the man who.
when the tea is over, is discovered to have had
none, is sure to make the best husband. Pa
tlence like his deserves being rewarded with
the best OF wives, and the best of mother-in-
laws My dear, when you meet with such a
man, do your utmost to marry him. In the
severeSt winter he would not mind going to
bed tirst-Eanch.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-27

"Your hand annoys me exceedingly" said
gentleman to a talkative person who was SIT
ting near him at dinner and who was constant
SIR" replied the gabbler, we are so crowded
at the table that | do not know where to put
nv hand" "Put it in your mouth, said the
other.
To MAKE A MAN LovE.--A wag says it is
rolIv to exnect girl to love man whom every
bndv speaks we'll Of Get up persecution,
and her affections will cling SC fast thata dozen
Guardians qua can't begin to remcve them. q