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lnS Assault upon Mr.. SeWard-IuteF-
sing beiaiis-LeIter from DR.. Verdi.
NJ Stewards Family Physician.

~AsHlNGroN, April n. 1865.
DEAR clE-lour favor Of the 10Th in
which you request me 10 give Won an
account Of the tragedy perpetrste6 in
The family OF the lion. Secretary So
ward, IsJust received j am sorrv tbst
on. hrst communication since we met
"a Philadelphia, several ago.
should be on a subject which our whole
country so deeply deploreA
AtF o'clock on the evening Of the
lfth lnaL / had left Secretary Sevsr3
IN p comfortable condition, aud Ia.
ismily hopeful Of his speedy RECEIVERS
IRON an accident winch he, seyers
days previously, had met with, hi
horse having u away and dashed hin
from the carriage, fracturing his RICH
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'f OF cYphllls, used Ia con4rr,t4,, lin
we hoo5 and Herb Juices. Full d.re-e5- "'
Inc efficacy 81 these remedies Ia 49, ..g
slsd Pnyscians snd patients Irev ers -
many Of our brave sold ~ % N'N's
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Subsistence Department.

Subsistence Department.
OIL BECKWTTH, c. c. g.,
Military Division Of the MississPpl.
CAPT ;. C.. REED, c. c. g.,
Department Of the Cumberland. ONCE No. u
Sonth Cherry street, vice Col. Porer.
CAPT. SAM J. LITTLE, O. G.,
Depot Commisssy Subsistence, Once No. 10
Cherry-street.
CAPT, g D. HENDERSON, G. g
Post Commisssry Subsistence, Office North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. W. h NLYNAS, Q. &,
In charge Of U. 8. Bakery, BndD i=bursing Com
missary Subsistence, vice CAPT John A. irvine.
Ones 40. 81 CedsT-streeL
LIECL. J. g. GALLENTIER, A @. g.,
IN charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner Cherry and
Church-5treets, vice Lieut.. Henry King.
CAPT. D. r. LANoREAU, @. g.,
In charged Beet Cattle, wee Capt Glover-slso
IN charge Of Herdmen, Stables, &c vice Lent. q.
8. HOLSTER. Once near Lower Landing.
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W H"ENDERSHOTT & co,
RUG

which are warranted chemically pure. RDd cannot
be surpassed by any other house IN this eIty.
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City Council.
The Worlds Great Remedy.

CDR. Swayne's Blood Purifying Panscea."
CDR. swayne's Bi0od-Puuying PansCea."
"Dr. ~swsyne's BiOOd-Purt ing Pacanes."
"DE. SEsyne's BloOd-Pur flying Psnscea."
Or. Swsyne's Rlood-PuTfying PsnGcea.'
"Ir. swayne's B,Ood-rurylng Panscea.'
ls reputation FOR curing s~crOiUls, old ulcers. hip
lorut compliant liberated sore throat, white swell
Ing, dark hlOt1hes, or defect in the shin, bols, yell
low skin. msrEsmus or wasting flesh, rheumatic
affections, psIusIn the bones, &c, u without pSIa-
lei. The weak sud cebIh aled, or any disease Of a
s~-rofu'o e nature, IL u sure 70 do good, as the
many thousand testimonials from al parts o. the
world will prove; nothing ever discoye ed can com
pare with i IN Gu lnE that class Of a. orfeTs.
rNiercuusl sni Sypufhuc Diseases o. short or long
stan giug-nothlng las ever proved so ehecrusl IN
completely ersdicaunE every yesuEe OF the-e usn-
geruUs complaints.
Chrome Ecypeias Of the Face is cured to a great
certsintr.
Dark blotches, or defects in the skin, often times
sppesr. The .'Panscca' and continent vii r. ear
the skin, and & ye 8 more youthful complexion
To be sure of getting The pnre and geou ne Pan
see8, purchase dIrect az the principal once Of lr.
SWsyne & son. $50 North sixth street, Philadelphia,
or 81 the Drug Sore Of
WI &C. ". SMITH, Druggi7ts,
Cor. Church snd Nine sts. Nashville.
msyl2-3m w~ei1u.sun.
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From eight 70 twenty yosn Standing Vim hsnss
EroHn " science and amo.
For medical properties q Buonu, So Dapen
tory Of the United States
See Professor Devices valuable EorEh On ha
Pracuce Of Fhync-
Zee remarks made - t1e hs oneon IT
PLysick, Philadeipha.
See remarks made y D.. Ephrum MEDIEVAL q
celebrated Physician, and memper o NJ hoIa
College o. Surgeons, ireland, End P1olhhSd 10 De
Transactions o. tho ELng and Queen's JournA.
See Modico-Chfunuca ksTsEi puu4shsd -
Benjamin Trayers, Feilos d NJ b0JA OoleEe q
surgeons.
See most Of the lais standard WorEs On madicina.
Ertract Buchu.--..u.O per bCuae, o. 81 Tor 30
ssIaeen@ " e 40
d saiga dozen q each for So, Whlch VII b
Indecent 70 cure Lbe most obstinate csssas II 0rer
roaa are adhea8d %.
Delivered 3 Gny address, sscuTaly packed nom
obsarvaao1.
ss-Doscn5s synptons u ~ eoazmuaieAHoaA
-uFss ularkatesL AdTca UA1As
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Nashville City DIRECTORY.
Municipal officers.

MuniCipai VMC0Ts.
JoHS HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WV SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUS HENRY, Treasurer.
JoHN CHUNBLY, City Marshal
w. II. Wilkinson, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A. STEELE,
A. c. TUCKER ="
JOHE F. INGALLS,, "
JOSEPH L. RYAN, " i"
A. B. SHANKLR, Revenue Collector
E B. GARRETT, Water Tax Collector.
JOHN NJ SEABUKY superintendent
Water Works.
JAMES PETTIE, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works
DGN. CUNEIyGHAx, First Engineer OF
Water Works.
VIZ J. SLHKARD, Second Engineer Of
Water Works.
L IL FREEMAN, Chief Of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De
partment
WV WRIGHT, Street Overseer.
JOIN @. DODD. Work House Keeper.
H L. NoRyILLE, Sexton.
THOMAS MCCARTY, First Clerk Market.
ELISHA LONG, Second Clerk Market.
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KENTUCKY
$4,000 Shares at $500 Each.

nEPREsENTING THE ENTIRE PROPERTY
n, Of the Company, which is ABOUT 5000 acres IN
fee simp e and lessehold lands, situated IN. Cum
berland county, Kentucky, 10 miles by land above
Nashville, on the Cumberland river.
Included IN the property Of the Company Is the
famous old American Oil Well, estimated 10
have thrown up $1,000 barrels of OIL since
first struck in 1929 The Company has two
good engines on the ground, and is Vgorou " en-
gagged in sinking several wells, and are putting up
machinery 10 resm out and set 10 pumping the oid
American Oh Well, and expect 20 deveope the
ComPsnv'slsnds extensively within a fes months,
and coUf4ent y anticipate results that will SUI
further establish the immense oil wealth OF this
distriOt.
5O,OOO SHARES appropriated for working capitsl
and for the general expenses and uses Of the Com
pany
10000 SHARES reserved for future issue, and
when is ued to be for the benefit Of all the stock
holders
Mr. q. ". G Payne, On old resident OF Nashville,
is the originator OF the Comp ny.
Books o. subscription are now open At the Office
Of the Gas Light Company, No. Il Church street,
Nashville.
msyI5-lm Agents.
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NOW READY
TIE GRtAT TRAGEDY At WASHINGTON
ASSaSinati n Of President Lincoln

Ahll and correct account from reliable authority
rf the Great NarouL Calamity Pot laid 10 Assas.
sinste SEQ etgry Seward, Vice Presl1enl snd the
whole Cabinet with the history. Akeuess, dc., o. Al
contested with the lsmentahie event A Ersphic
aocount oi ssssss,ns, and he distinguished perAon-
axes who have Glitn BY Their hRnds- Ihs whole
splendldiy ilustENtad y tie best artists.
For sale ey T A GAMBLE,
meyh-ar - Cherry BtneeL
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RosE 49,.

An e-cslsut Lotion Tor Dsosses q q 5yDhlitc %
tire, and a. en- injection n dEoaass Of The unnaJ
organs, snzlng from hahts q dissipation, used Ia
connection With ths EEzacts Buchu snd 4azspa
Mia, in such dlssaEea a. recommends
Eude1cs q he most responsible sad rela1a
character VII accompany The MEDICINES.
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Boarding.

FEW GENTLEMEN can BE ACCOMMO
"a dated with Boarding in 8 private family, BY sp
plying 81 Ne. II south Cherry Street, 4 doors south
n the Pnst once. msy4-6Nu
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STATE MILITARY AGENCIES

STATE MILITARY AGENCIES,
For tie Relief Of Sick and DissbRd Soldiers IN this
Department, Sc, kc.
FOR OHIO.-D. r Taylor. Once, no 4 Cherry
street, up stairs.
PEHNsYLVANIA-Col. Jas. ChamberiR. Once,
No. 4SL Cherry street, up Stairs.
NDIANA-Col. EdW. ShsW. UHce, AK Cherry
street..
NlCHlGAN-L. B. Willard. Office. NO. 4gL
Cherry street.
nLINOS-CoL J. NJ Sheets. oHlns No 6 Cherry
street, up stairs.
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BLOOD BLOOD
Fluid Extract SarsspsrIlIs
XPHILAIH.

This is en- affection u the blood. and siiasrB tbs
Sexual Organs, Innings Of the Nose. Ears, Throaf
HIndpIpc, and other mucu8 surfaces, making 10
appearance IN the form q Uiseur. Halmboid's EE-
tact B2rsaparilla punhes the Blood, and ran0ves
al scdy erupaons o. the snn, giving 70 tho com
p.eLOn a clear ard healthy color. n beng props.
"a expressly for this ciass Of complaints, rs blood
purifying propsru6sars preserved " greater aas
tent 1aa any other preparation Of 8AnapGuuA
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50 O. caucus Of the Union members
Of the Legislature on Wednesday night,
iu he Representative Hall the subject
was introduced by Mr. Coe, Of Winsted,
aud the amendment ably advocated by
Hon. T. K Foster and other leading
members. A resolution, declaring that
the Union members of the Legislature
are unanimously in favor Of the adop-
tiun Of the amendment striking out
the word white from the suffrage
clause, vas passed
10 seems strange thst a change so
simple, so Just, and 50 entirely in &C
cordance with the spirit of our institu-
tioue, should need argument We trust
that tine vote will show that the people
ot Connecticut are truly represented in
thc Legislature, for If so, there will be
little opposition to the amendment
Men of all parties c0ncede its Justice
and pTopriety. The New York Herald,
once q bitter bater and denouncer OF
atolitionists, now urges the ballot for
the black throughout the south. In all
the late slave States the most lntelii-
gent loyal men are turning to this mea-
sure a. their only security for the fu-
lure our example-the example of
Connecticut and other Northern States,
where prejudice has not yielded to JUS
Uce and common sense-embarrases
them greatly. For their sakes, as well
as the honor Of Connecticut, we hope
TO see al such obstacles removed, and
our State government cleared from the
stain OF PaFtiality and ingratitude, az
far as the Legislature can do il, before
smother week has passed
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Coughs, Colds, m
Catarrhal

10 D.. S.rolus r Son, go North S-h s., P'E1.-
/ send you a certificate Of Naomi Wilcox Of this
town-She was afflicted with Catarrhal Consump-
ton snd t led many remedle7, but continued TO
grow weaker; lungs aud soTach became very
much disoriered, and her physEisns and friends
If her life. Through the use Of your
COMPOUND Syrup Of Wild Cherry she entirely re.
covered. r. SMITH, justice Otto Peace,
GoverneUr, New York.
Tmsvalusble Medicine, prepared only by Dr..
Swsyne & son, $50 Norm sixth Street, Philadelphia.
sold BY
W.J6C.W y. SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church and Vine Strssts. Nashville
- - A-aR-GH
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To Rent,

DART Of = good store for some wholesale bust
ness Dry Goods, or Bat snd shoe business
preferred. Address ". .. Box sac Post Office
maNlE-n
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$500 DOG. Painted Buckets
5000 " Assorted BrOoms;
1900 " TUBS, painted and white;
1900 Nests Baskets;
1000 Pkgs. Spices;
500 Pkgs. Wrapping and Sewing Twinei
500 Pks. Wick;
500 Box soap, EO.L German and Tone
500 Coils Manila Ropej
800 Coils Hemp
1000 Doe. Bed Cords;
1900 Doe. Liquor Kegs;
500 Cases Pickles;
800, 900 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and fine;
1000 BoxyPipss, wood, clay, stone, &c.j
1850 Cases Can Fruits;
$50 Gro. Assorted Brushes;
I,5OO Resms Wrapping Paper;
1000 Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, at lower prices than any
house in the West,
1000 Doz. Zine and Wood Wash Tubs
800 Pkgs. B. B. Cedar Ware;
1000 Doz. Well Buckets;
500 Bales Oakum.
IL O,
aucsts,
Ladies',
Carpet Warp,
Matches,
Backing,
Brady Fruit,
Tin Ware,
Sauces.
Catsup,
Pepper 8auce,
Mustard
Crackers,
Stationery,
Wood Bowls,
Starch.
Candles,
Soda,
hops,
Snuff, &c.
-. NJ. BARRETT,
Corner Walnut and Trout Sta,
aprlg-3mth6su CECTSSATI, y
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negro Suffrage "a Connecticut.

TII1W % NV HaFon JouTnAl H8y D
our legislative reports show that this
important question has been taken up
IN earnest and Thursday, the 18th, has
been fixed upon as the day for the final
vote Mr. Pratt Of Norwich. opened
the discussion with an earnest speech
Yesterday
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Personal.

WIN LALLEY, formerly OF Port Heury, n. Y,
w is hersny informed that his brother Thomas
Lsliey, D. IN his city, snd would IKE 20 see him
Call q Mrs. FSnnexsn's, or the corner OF &c Isr snd
Spruce streets. msy.3-ite
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SHINE TaANrlrsr,. MARYLAND SLAVES
~ DELAWARE

N DELAWARE.
Fr1m fa. HflHmor suyn-sn
The Wilmington (Del) Republican of
the lNth inst, contains the following
paragraph w nope the subject will
he inquired into al once. and II the
charges Sge true. that the offending
parties VIII be brought TO Justice ANN
person IN this State who has detained
lu slavery any person emsncipgted by
iar new constitution Is liable on con
lirr1u, TO "a fine Of S1nl. and 10 imrris,
oument of not lees tAau five years IL
q reported that persons have been so
detained IN several instances. and if
some o. the offenders were made an ex-
simple of we think it would put an Of
f,nsual stop 20 the sntCr-State slave
trade alluded 20 below, and other evils
of that character.
Slaves are now brought from Mary
land and sold in Sussex county. Della
ware. IN defiance both o. the law Of
Maryland and this State. A captsin
living 80 ~Centreyilie, in Sussex county,
bought q Cirl about thirteen ear old
rom @ man IN Maryland, as a slave, and
took heg TO Centrevilie. The poor girls
mother walked YEARLY on foot many
miles and found the place where her
daughter was uDiustly held in bondage
The military authorities, we are In
formed, arrested the man and deliver
ed the girl 70 her mother. he was re-
leased after taking the oath Of allcgi-
auce went home, went into Maryland
ealu, seized the girl in the house of
her mother, gagged her, and in def
~hee OF lsw, again took her back 10
avery, Notwithstanding the shrieks OF
her ag1u-zed parent
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Prom tHr '|tAt-fH.a inquirer, May -.
A prominent citizen of Fernandina,
Florida, IN a letter dated the Sth, to a
distinguished gentleman Of this city,
says-"on the list inst, our people
elected a Mayor and Councilmen by
81 universal suffrage vote. The freed.
men voted with the loyal whites, and
nobody WAS hurt The rebels, howev-
ear, manifested grea; indignation. They
cannot endorse such proceedings, and
sny the administration will not sustain
the movemuL
NEGNo fyInESCu ADMITTED ~ ILLINOIS
fl.lu rae Ca.lEa Tafsa..
The first negro who ever testified in
any of She courts oI record in this city
was examined IS a witness for the peo
pie IN the Recorders Court OF the
morning of tie 18th, IN a case Of horse
stealing, bis evidence bearing strongly
against the prisoner The same negro
was formerly 3 coachman In Mr.. Linz
coins family.
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~sAMARTTANs GIFT.
SEMI BY nal 10 a PLAN envelops.
o BLn0n prnnn

S%crotuls, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, Tetters
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or VeneriaI
Diseases, etc
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERR rvrCro
u 9Tsred 70 the public as q positive cure.
NARITAN's ROOT AND RFRB TT4T-t oe "a
most potent, certain and edecalsi ramsdT evs- -
'cHoedi 70 reaches and ersdicates sverv -
ne Fenereal poison, so that the curs Il 49,
y permanent lake Ihen CT tins PuiE7nu ~
edy and be healed, and not tnnsmr t%Ll
'eiI5 mat for which you may repent in a8er VS.
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oF grksCalPTL0s.
D. r year, fn7snsbiy n adTa8eeJ
OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
70 ARyERTIsEKs IN DETAIL,

AdvarusemenE in the special Column, mrs. TINE,
reg17: subsequent Insertions, 10 ceDts per Inc. In
Lc-a Coumn, first time, nom / % INES SlUG
can FfdiuonI line, 80 cents; suraequem nser-
tons. Is cents per Inc.
IN. entertainments occupying special position
r1G al douae column advertisements, WI be
r-r--al s5M per cent advance on regulsT rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Wm be cbsrgsd n the regular EdveTuEing -etes-
Gnd must Invariably be paid n EdVsDcel OF DO n
- --.-
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sPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES.
AN to Be sold for One Dollar sach.

q = " % EalA
All the gCOdSu the above Last viii DO sold, with
cut reservation, for ONE DOLLAR each. Certificates
ef all the various articles are placed N similar en-
veiOpes and sealed. These envelopes viii be sent
by mall, OF delivered 81 our Office, without regard
TO choice. On receiving = certificate YOU will see
what it represents, and It is optional with you TO
send ore dollar and receive the article named, OF
any other in the LIST Of same vSlUe. hal trsnsac-
tons by mail We chsrGe for forwarding the certf.
cstes paying postage and doing the business, 20
cents each. FIVE CERTIFICATES vii be sent for 81
ELEyEs for g; THIRTT for s.; SIIrY-FUE for $40;
and OEE HUBDRED for SIS. By this mode we give
selections from AWARDED stock Of fine goods, Of the
best make snd latest styles, and OF intrinsic worth,
CT O nominal price, while az have q chance Of seen
ung articles Of the very highest value.
We guarantee entire satisfaction IN every instance,
and if there should be any person dissatisfied with
any article they may receive, they may immediate,
~ return il, and the nrice will be refunded.
AGENTs-We allow those acting IS Agents, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount to One Dollar.
They will collect twenty-five cents for every Ger.
ti6csts, and retaining 10 csuts, remit to uH IS cents
for each.
Bs-Address GEO. IEMERIT Co,
isnl-6m 800 Broadway, New York.
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Do D DESP1Er
7.

a+--ousE yonmay be pronounced frrrrsbra fL,
aL-aL-tsn Roctslt Herd Juices wII r7-0vs
Jse OF impurities tom be system as vel a. III
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TITTZENS and strangers Wishing anything IN
his line. A. invited 10 give this popular estAo-
Lshmsut q cal. The most eNpenenced prsclA
barbsu ouly sre employed, sud boDs bat ne peSI
md most elegant materials used- kFery 1sP&t-
mspt i under oompetsnt supaTTis1on and oasAh-
res ssd nestnass strictly observed. Cal -
shased, and $50 yeHTssVes
msFasn
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SRmarifan,u Wnuh

~ may affections with which numbers o. r.
suueEs tie ROOT AND HERB JU CFs ia
= HsfPAy alspted-in Clcented ULau4 m TaT-
ySIlIt17 IL tearing down, Fq1inr of ~ -r-E
ueon'J' ara ior al complaints incident fo fEa -
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OILS.
PAINTS
LIOLORs.

AA& SOANS
8 Bbis Alcohol, % per cent
s E" " 76 per cent
8 i" Proof Spins
) " Pittis WnIsky, pure. Er Med. purposes.
q" Pure French Brandy,
" Holland Gin,
Pure Port. Madeirs, and Sherry Wlnsst
For sale low, By Eh4N FE+'DLSLHN'
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- L@A DAaUrUNN. HEHE sra mad
p lue Y. s Eospltsls. thus -s-f1rp- q, $50
many Of our brave sold ~ % N'N's
From Es Basu7-sS
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY or -yp
AAhlIAANS REMEDIES
'PosT HOSPITAL, F0ar Maasrsrrl
baltimore. Nd, Feb. ~. IgsL.
nave grest ssusisctiou u staray fi5f ~.
used 'lhs STuUlt17 Remedies" f7r Vens-as1 ~
ease ID rs mo-t customary form; thar j Ns-s -
Lelh with ludgmentr discretion. and p-oDsr'v al
Iate I91nl mem 70 respond 20 uT aaac,paJou-
promptly and etectUaily. Kn0girc +gs,r -
shoh, nave the fullest confidence IN their eF.a-v
thsm strongly. 49, ~ 9D'LLleAA
Assistant Surgeon Oh New YGrr ~ -
Lel !. oe understood thal these Remedies ara q
Teconmenteo, snj VIII positively cLrs ne ,E9-szes
tOL when they are offered.
E ~ g n1e fSckage Ssms-itJu's Gin 500.
60 cents. &'5 hEsn
Sold BY W j. &c. ". smITH. Dr4grs.
Corner Chur,h gn+ ViDs 5trs-,-
NASHVILLE, GEss.
pt resmo3d 4 Co. Propnstors SIS Rsss streets.
JanlS6m.
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lake no haissu, Mercury, or unpleasant msdllaa
for unpieasaut and dangerous dsea8s8
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-04-15
COUSIN JACKS COURTsIIIP.

The trunks were all packed and corded and
the carpet bags were piled up in the corner of
the capacious old fashioned hall.
How melancholy they looked, those en-
blems of parting and adieus. Not even the
merry laughter of two or three young girls
who were gathered around stalwart, hand
some fellow ofabout thirty, could entirely ban
nish an impalpable som,hing of sadness from
the scene. Cousin Jack was gong away. the
general mischief maker, tormentor and tease
of the whole family; and Mr.. Chester, sitting
nv the distant window, wiped his spectaces
every five minutes and declared, pettshly. that
the type Of the evening paper was terrible
trial to his old eyes.
AYE. you may laugh, riris!' said Jack, ap
plying himself vigorously to the refractory
lock ofa portmanteau " Perhaps you may
one day discover it isn't such laughing mat
ter Think of the loss the family is going
to sustain in my cxcellenty."
'But you'll come back soon, Jack, dear
coaxed Minnie Chester, the pre.test and mos,
roguish Of all his cousins; Gnd the one who
kept mp a perfect fire of practical Jokes and
, girish tricks at his expense.
| There she sat, on the biggest trunk of the
collection, her brown curls hanging about her
| round face, and her eyes sparkling with a
| curious mixture of fun and tears.
''I'm not at all certain of that, Miss Minnie
sid Jack, decisively. "If l succeed in find
| ing location to suit me, l shall probably de
eide to settle permanently at Thornevile, and
turn landed proprietor on my own account
"Only imagine our Jack gentleman ofprop
erty!" laughed Minnie, appealing to her sis
ters. ''I don't see anything so very ridtul
GUS in the id "a remarked the young man
rather pilued at the amusement ofhis fair re
latives. v0 t.
"At all events, there's one incalohTable ad
vantage that will result from my deps!rure.'
"Ani what is that, VI. Oracle?"
"The fact that you've plsynd your last freal
on M, you tcrmsntiug li4ie mink !" Y Z =.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-04-15
2roffsattnal Cards.


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