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Patrick O'Brien and r. r Parsons. she
f5rmor Of Bridgeport, She latter Of steven
-on, Ala. VIII heaT OF soncthlng b. their aa-
vantage hy reportiog O. Broyet Msi- Gen.
T. ". johnson, Provost Marshal General NJ.
p. T.. II his ofice in this city.
Noy. G. lSt5. novG-St
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
t-tionslist, Chronicle end Sentinel, daily,
Brown'ow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
(Msss.) Republican, Boston Journal, Balti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at E. P. Cones, No. 40 berry street. #
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NEW CARPET House. "A large and well as
sorted stock Of Carpetings ana House Fur
nishing Goods just received and opened by
VIM. ". Berry & Co No 81 College street.
Nashville, Tenn. oct24 I'm
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Wholesale andR etail
White Goods ,

the
slocko C.tha Sls
Lades'
toou and
In addition 70 our Retail stock have atei
Of
hanu peHg ourselves dup bill purchased
rho viii uso
%
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RFvEz Nrvs.-Ther river IS slowly rccediue,
q this point, with but le inches ou liar
psfh Shoals. IL is fallug Is tho rate Of
lhout inches In "a hours. There Is Lule
prospect Of a wise, ana experienced hostmeu
ShinE thai there viii De no boating stage
tai in December Ii is scarcely necessary
ior Us b say that there Is nothing doing.
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Iets9ns owing taxes O. the United States
ca lands and lots iu Davidson county, are
.s.eired 70 TIE advertisement of the Com
-, 'i-eis M this mornings Un.on. They
ccinber next.
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Billiard rabies for Sale.

Four Billiard Tables and fixtures and Bar
and fixtures FOR sale cheap. Enquire at the
room No. AZ, Church street, just above the
POstofice. noV5-2ts
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II yog Eent yoar Piaso's vol tuuod, cali
on u p Jackson, Al Luck's, On Union
.-r'eiI q - his new Music Store. on Church
- Vraers tom the country viii meet
with prompt attention. ool2s-tf
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United States Steel Pen Works
FACTORY, CAMDEN, n. J.
p. EsTERsROoK & 90,
STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS,

% LII EN Man Oc At1OhEhS,
wAREHoTrsFs No 4O3 Arch-s., PhIiA.
No. 4s JOhn-st., New orb.
GANPLES snd prices on sp- iicauon Lots made
- 70 order Of any pattern or stsmn requi ed
CArTlos--lhese Pens are Of genuine Amer can
manuia 'ture snd equal hrish olsst city aud fue-
RES Of polat 10 the bast imported They are
the tioro, sure % gam the confidence OF the Amer.
can plbiic Ihs tac-si nils Of rsgnsture is sufi-
eient security again { foreign iIni alton.
- For sale al retail bY IL ationers IN the
United states. r. ESTERBROOK co.
oct2l-Cm cod
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Sell your uncurrent money, mutilsted
Notes, 5 and 8 cts. interest Notes-at @. n.
0rtwsy's Brokers Office, As College street.
If
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Get your wall paper at Merritt & Hills,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
octs-tf.
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MARKETS.
by Telegrsph.l

CISCINSATI, Nov. 6.
Flour unchanged and quiet superhge 5og7 IS;
extra s5s 80 for new and old, and 758l2 for fam
lily and fancy Wheat dull at So for p iue old red,
aud lo9l IS for new Corn at 55g5Cc. Oats
duh st 81, /; Rice in moderate demand st 7sGsOc
Mess Pork quiet at $50 Bulk Meats and Bacon IN
ehsRged and nominal; shoulders l8ci ribbed sides
l7ci clear sides l9lSc. There is some enquiry for
green hams at 10 :; shoulders snd sides nominal at
l3slGe Lard 10 demand at 2sc in tierces and sos in
kegs; Hogs dull; Linssed oil steady At 90; Gro.
ceres duh; clover seed declined to 60; Cott n
dull and nom nsl, sales sf middling could not be
made at over 5oc housh helpers are unwilling %
sccept these rates; Whisky 6rm At 30.
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BE CAREFUL OF YOUR lungs,
DIR. SWAYNE'S

COmPOunS Sy'up Of Wild Cherry.
Thir.yy ans experience, and the great amount
Of testimony from all parts Of he word, has proven
tia sndsrJ and reis ls remedy for Cold . sst ma
Brouchid Nervous DEBILITY, Blood splitting Liver
Corpsint Psius ia tae side Bress. all dlsea,ss
Of The AR Passages end Lang.
Prepared only by DR.. SWAYNE 4 Son, Phia
Sid By " "a c W SMITH. Druggists.
Corner o. Church and Vine resis.
Ocfl2-tu th6slt Ne. hvliio
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300 t k9sT s & e.. g. $500 lssS g e. - 80. s,
80 W e.. Hzr1uT. 70 500 slsta q crirFlI On
~ i-fE1 aprly y . y. cel.dsesl, AEcT1sY =
~ saseFlie, 1sna-s Ne. q casfry sIsst
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Choice Coal for sale by knight Bros.
No. AZ Church ST., opposite Masonic Hall.
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W. II. Whiisett viii please cell at this
Office; also, L. Burt. Capt. S Mexican La
porte, late at Murfreesb8To, Tennessee, will
please send his address 10 this Office
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Police Court Affairs.

A lerge number Of cases of drunkenness
and misconduct was disposed Of yesterday
IN the police court, the greater portion Of
which elected no features Of interest. AL
the cases Of importance we give below:
WHAT DOES a TRIP TO wAsHEeToE cosr2
George Marshall had brother in prison,
last spring, and George was anxious to have
him re eased, con taking the OATH" and
with that object, he concluded to visit
Washington, and made known his inten-
lions 10 Esquire B illou who had a son in
the tame situation, and who was anxious 70
have him released, and he therefore pro-
posed 70 pa pa + OF MAJ. halls exy enses, if
be would attend 70 both cases, which pr, po-
siti Il the latter readily accepted. Ballou
then paid Marshall 500 in hand, and told
him 10 keep an exact account Of his ex-
penses, and ii that sum did not amount TO
his share, the remainder would be forth
coming
The missiont unsuccessful, snd both the
men were released, but on his return, Mar
shall demanded another hundred dollars,
saying his expenses were $780, Ballou
thought that be must have lived rather fast,
and he inquired Of several parties, as TO
what similar trip had cost them and they
al said from SIPS 10 $3.50; and Ba.lou &C
cordingy re used 10 hand over another
d" red " whereupOn a belligersnt Rcti n en-
sued. and the parties were aTrayed before
the police Judge, and lined 50 and costs
each. Still, however, the all important
question WHAT does trip TO Warrington
cost? remains unsettled.
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the Gov.- 50 soldiers having claims against
proseeates ~ she desiring 70 have them
go. I themselves Of TIE $3.50; - ~ = 80 ~.
st- 60 s'ar Military Auornev. s. =; CO
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CELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY -1hs
- tolowng are The ra'es AID By THUs. :. MARI
BROEER, corner Of On on snd c ileRe street f,r
rncurrept money These quot it1ns are ushis 10
fuci ste but ~ be depended on q 3 f5,ient
length of tine for tie remit snces q b received
by mai or express, If forNarded without Gelay
4.SNrssrE Rank IF F1i.o, a.
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OUB Jos OFFIoE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, snd at the lowest
ptices, At this Office.
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Oldpapers, Qhe largest in the city for sale
at this Office.
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ITCH ITCH
Scratch no More

z eat variety OF cases Yield - the wonderful
healing properties Of IN s Ointment, even the most
obstinate and protracted 10 chsrs@tor, erupuons
covering the VIII lie surfs-e Of he body, that put
ded nee al other modes Of treatment which tho
miad Ct man coulss invent, have keen pc msnently
cured.
Price 70 cents box. Ry mail 80 cshts.
Over so years have " Or SHsyne's Medicines {"
beeu N co1stsnl use m al parts q the world, and
heir Increasing popularity is certainly proof Of
heir great power TO heal
Pre- pared only By Dr. sWATNE 8 son. No. $50
n. SIXTH street above inc, Phlsdelphis
Sold By WJ,&C W SMITH, Dfuggists,
Cor. ofChurch and Vine sta.
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UNIrED STATgs LAND TAK.-We csll stten-
ton D. the advertisement Of E. P Cone. Ihe
Z TIED ST te, Laud Tax Commissioner,
elsewhere. The tax payers rnsst "fork over, %
before New Years day, OF pay the penalty.
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HOME AGAINiI

II . VI = A . a y
HAVING returned sgain with lsrgt
siock OF
TrimmtDgs, VVorsteds. Zephyr
sc, &c.
10 the old home, ! would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville that We viii
be prepared to manufacture any kind OF
Cords, TasseIs, Buttons, PRINCES,
&C., &c.,
as good and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR B0HME L CO.,
nOVl-tf No. Union street
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Stolen,

ON Sstarisy night last, cae Bsy Horse, IS hands
" hgh, star ID tae toTehesd, ur -rded - S Z c.
also enc CheEnut S1rrcl Bose With White spcss ca
he bodF, u hards high. hezvy mAne q q islo ks.
lha-rl reward VII - paid for any iufrnaiion thst
WI lead % lie recovery q ooe OF b7ih h1r-ss.
DR. y. 9. SCOTT,
osszi.g opposite 81 copS, san,nss sssss,
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Win be sold cheap for cash.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks tor sale az this Office, or
printed to order.
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This strange phenom non was discovered ct and
| brought from Cor a" nesr Nashyue, where D.
was fosled. The mother Of this strsnEe abortion is
sul alive, snd is 5 hne hssthy Mare, & seven
yeSrs Of age
It's one q the most stsrtEeg Freaks OF Ns'ure
ever developed.
Ample simopy can snd VII b. produced g. 70
tire human and equine origin 81 this MOn-trosity.
The feEture sre und-nlarly those Of human bting
The EFes, Nose, c in, Ears and other features Of
n human face and head are too distinctly mSrke Z
70 be mi taken. 10 set all question Of an end-the
male suthor Of his creature beng while It exist
Cd, Il / lives.
Men Of science, Physicians. Stu'enss, and all
lovers Of 10 Marvellous il Nature should eLa rns
thiaS range Crest on
Some Of the most eminent snatomists of ths
countFf haze exAnlnedil and ]. is suit eHetiag An
stsorb ng interest amcag the s-iautine and n
learned.
Hwu Be on Exh hilton sor sfsa 6sys on Cherry
Stree, near The Oh The-tre
hl1 - asss-.s.------ ---.t1 cents.
octs4-u
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There was ice Sunday morning, and 8
heavy white iEost yesterday. Trees which
81 day light we're fall ofleaves, were bare a.
shutdown. We never 50 foliage she'd 30 rap
idly.
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A WHOLESALE DEALER

Dick Jones is q hard looking old custom
er. Bad whisky is rapidly dong the little
work which bad whisky has LEFT undone.
Well, Dick, rs usual, was before the police
court, yesterday morning, on two charge,
and the court fined him - and costs in one
case, and only the costs in the other. Ev-
erybody was surprised at,this, but the judge
remarked shat Dick was there 30 often, and
paid so many foes, that he III ought he
ought 60 be regarded as a sort Of WHOLESALE
dealer," and have his drdnks at The lowest
posi- bic price.
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seeds.
Cleanse the System Of all In
purlliss. --g rs.

Established over Quarter ofa CeHtnry.
nr SWuyne's Hfaonoa Pansces
Or. SWayut'a NADaAcp panac
lr SEaynea fHE Panaces
Dr. ST.yue's DInoH Pauacsa
Dr. SEaFne'a 8ANNAa Pa1acaa
8 Dr., sWHyBe's BlOod-PuylfyinE Panseea. -
Dr.. sWRYRs's BlOOd-ParifyiGE Panassa."
It's repnta ion for curing sonofuls old uicers, hp
Joint ompiant, liberated sor, thro.t, ali e swell
ng dark bosches or deiec 10 the skin, boils yel-
ioW SKIN maIs mus OF vas ING hesh. rheunsuc r.
iccu rs, pans IN the bones, a. IL almost without
parallel. The Wesk snd ds0ltated or any diseas
q Hcroi1lous usture it Is sure % 90 Coo1 tho
many thousand est.monials rom I'll pats Of the
world VIII prove; moth ng ever dis5F vered can
compare with Il in caring tnaf class o disorders
Msr 'urial ard syphnro d seAses Of sho or Tong
staaolug-n0 hing has ever proved % efectuhi N
conple' cly Grad eating every vesHgs q these dan
gerous CO 7uplalnts.
ChIonio EeyPslas Of the face Is cured to q great
certain y,
LARK bloiches Defects in the SKI oteutimes
appezr. TIE " Psnsc +" and sOan1ufutn W q
81. ar the szin and give = more you Eful con-
plaxon-
To be sure Of getting the pure snd genuine Psua-
cea, purchase uirect "a the prncipu Office q lr.
sHsyne Sos SO North 18th feet, Phladelp his1
or 81 me Drilg store OF W 7. 4 c. SMITH,
Corner q Chanlh sna Vine Streets.
has vile.
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coIoRrD rIrPLERs.

VIM. Smith (col) was fined s. and costs
on each Of three charges for selling liquor
the laws Of Tennessee prohibiting the sale
Of intoxicating drinks BY American citizens
Of African descent.
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Auction sale.

We are OBJ ged 30 the Adams Express fol
the latest New York papers.
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Two or three parties were arraigned be-
fore Judge Wnkesou, on q charge Of selling
cooked vIctuals, candies, &c., in the market.
! They all plead ignorance Of the law, and
were let of, on promising not TO repeat the
| offence. The Judge said that the sta Is were
for meats aud vegetables, and be would not
allow them 10 be occupied for other pur-
poses.
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CITY NE VS..
ALLEGED CASE OF EMBEzZLE.
MENT.
Plight and Arrest OF Well known
Railroad Man.
He is Lodged in Jail.
Civil Processes Against His Property.

$4,000 and a Woman Involved.
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apt7-3t

THE NEW SKIRT FOR 1855.
wonderful invention for ladies. Unqaesson ably su-
peri or 10 all Others.
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OFFICIAL.

OR G. u l. A r.
HEADQUARTERS PENINSULA DISTRICT}


HEADQUARTERS PENINSULA DlSIRICT1
RICHMOND, VA. !
IN virtue of Special Orders from Headquarters f the
Department, have assumed command of the Peninsula
District composing the counties Immediately north OF
the James river. .
take il for granted that the surrender Of Gen. Lees
army virtually includes all Virginia troops whose Organi
cation has been part of said army although their duties
have been in separate district.
Companies of such troops known to be still sta
toned in the counties mentioned as belonging TO this
district Officers and in these organizations are di
rected to surrender themselves prisoners of war and
be paoed that they may return TO their homes and give
their assistance in establishing order and peace in their
immediate neighborhoods.
II is nv intention to establish detached posts through
out this district purely for the protection of the citizens
of the country from iegtimate bands of armed men and
marauders of every description.
Citizens requested TO give their aid to this end by
supplying information which may lead to the arrest OF
ali persons who may commit depredations Of any kind
All men who have belonged TO any organized company
Of Confederate troops included the surrender o. Gen.
Lees army or otherwise who have returned to their
homes requested to register their names AZ the posts
established in their vicinity.
Those whose experience in war renders peace more
dear are requested 10 give every assistance TO the recog
missed forces of the United States Government in their
de render property and lives safe from the
attacks of who take advantage Of the present state
of affairs for the purpose of private gain or private re-
yenge.
Il has come to the knowledge of the authorities that
the negroes on the different farms refusing TO work.
or are leaving their accustomed homes and coming into
Richmond and other places occupied by troops. They
are hereby directed TO remain at their old homes 10 go
work as usual the farms and raise the produce ne
cessary their maintenance and are assured that their
freedom shall be protected. r 1,-n7ow
Brv'tBrg. Gen'l Commanding
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STRAGGLERS IN THE VALLEY.

RgIoz General Hancock announces the surrender
9. Les add his army to the people living in his De-
ynrfz1ri, and says that all stragglers from the Ar
uiyaFSorihern Virginia who comply with the terms
spane'a surrender will be permitted to return to
Atriz sg,ses, and those who DO not surrender will
Or rfasdered as pr:sorors 6fwar. Ho does not in
zinSr abe notorious Mosby in this parole. The fol-
tEVIRg Is Gen. uancocks order:
glsAD0UAgTgzs MIDDLE MILITARY DIVISION, }
WINCHESTER, Va, April 10, 1865.
Use Nsjor General Commanding announces to
hrGsizenS in the vicinity of his hines that General
7EctsTs L. Lee surrendered with the Army Of
KEy4bern Virginia yesterday to Lieut. Gen. Grant
,nruT Appomattox Court House.
Yse arms, artillery and baggage were delivered
M lse Confederate officers being allowed retain
5briE side arms and private property. Officers and
Xxi we're all paFoled not TO take up arms against
abc United States until regularly exchanged, and
JnTs allowed TO return TO their homes once more,
sht7r 10 remain without molsStaton from the au-
nau5iies of the United States so long their pa
yrss n kept inviolate, and they respect the laws in
ksFe where they reside.
NI detachments and stragglers from the Army of
kCsshern Virginia will, upon complying with the
nsFD conditions, be paroled and allowed TO 60 to
lss,r bones. Those who do not so surrender will be
tr7oTynE mas prisoners Of war. The guerilla chief
Ros6g IS not included in the parole.
leGpi 60 whom this is sent will regard the surren-
61G vi General Lee with his army as Lee himself
negAras it, the first great step to peace, and viii
adapt their conduct to the new condition OF affairs
and make it practicable for him to exhibit towards
Gissza every lenency the situation will admit off,
livery military restraint shall be removed that is
not absolutely essential, and your sons, your hus-
bands and your brothers shall remain with you I'M
,n69ested.
Il IS for you to determine the amount of freedom
van are 10 ENJOY. The maraudiug bands which have
10 9sDg infested thissecton, subsistng the plum
Ser oS the defenceless, etfecting great military
purpose, and bringing upon you the devastation o.
Y1uT homes, must no longer find shelter and con
TnAmeDt among you. Every outrage committed
7y aAem will be followed by the seyerest infection
md & is the purpose of the Major General Com
1mDding to destroy utterly the haunts of thes,
hands if their depredations are continued.
W. S. HANCOCK,
Major General U. S. Vols
Ozeial George Lee, Asst Adj't General.
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"rHE FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER"
CAMP NEAR CITY PoNT, YA,}
AnriI 10 1865 {


To the Editor Of the Wing:
The following little Union song, by George ?. Norris
first appeared in the Home Journal think in 1850 Is
not this the proper time for It's republication and yours
tie most appropriate paper in which to make its first
temperance copy from memory
"A song for our banner the watch-word recall
That gave the Republic her station
United we stand divided we fall
1t made and preserves us a nation
The union of lakes, the union of lands
The Union of States none can sever
The union of hearts, the union Of hands,
And the Flag of our Union forever and ever
And the Flag Of our Union forever"
What God in His Infinite Wisdom hath joined,
And armed with Republican thunder
Not all the earths despots and factions combined
Have power to conquer or sunder
The union OF lakes, the union Of lands
The Union of States none can sever;
The union of hearts. the union OF hands,
And the Flag of our Union forever and ever
And the Flag of our Union forever
The last stanzas seems prophetic
Very respectfully, ). II. >
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mOOO REWARD.---Lost on stolen tl;OOO
SOUU Greenback Note dated March 10TH 1854 No.
1854.
Any person returning the note to THE office or giving
information which will lead to It's recovery, will secure
The above reward, and 80 QUESTIONS AsKED.
anJ-20t
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C,TOLEN GOODS.-The persons engaged IN
corner CaJv and lh streets the morning after the
late fire are advised TO return the Pots Ovens and spi-
ders at once. .s.L i'd 81 ,bo
Basin had better also be returned. ,,,rn ,,,
apl7-3t AoA % Di-i'' fOuAO''
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ARCHNTECT'S OFFICE would respect
n Tally ocer my services TO make Plans of Bindings,
szact with Builders to Sell Lease ont building lots
0ing ether business connected with my profession as
ARCHITECT AND 81 PERINTHNDENT.
g1sz door below the spotswood Hotel up stairs.
krfF-u HENRY EAALL-
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RIcHMoND, April s, 1865.
A pHYsICIAN. Who is a graduate Of the Penn.

PH SHClAN. who i graduate OF Ihe rem
n sylvania Medical University at Philadelphia also
OF the Homeopathic Medical College of New York aud
has also studied in London and Paris and wing been
eleven years in extensive medical and surgical prac
tice who is resident of Canada will take an appoint
men in either of the Southern States, either med
cal superintendent of hospital of one two or three
plantations. The latitude of Tennessee would be pre-
ierred.
He is familiar with business and with the cultivation
of the crops of the South especially cotton and tobac
having the past year superintendent tobacco growing
several plantations in Canada and would as soon de-
vote share of his time in experimenting the business
of plantation if desired. Liberal compensation de-
sired
As references he would refer to Rev. j. p Lee recently
President of the Auburn Masonic Female College IN
Alabama; and also Of whitworth Female College OF
Brook Haven Mississippi who at present resides in this
his native place and to c. A. r. Thompson ESQ, mer'
chant of Nashville Tenn and to DIR. Postewat, mer-
chant, Natchez, Miss ..,.o>, :,
Address ). W. hOhIVoN, NJ: ",
stating the nature and extent Of the charge the extent
of compensation offered the kind of money in payment
the frequency Of the pay days and the latest date IN the
eason that Il win answer take the position, and i'm
-'N' j. W. HUET00E,
ant7-at Stanstead, l. c.
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personal.

DERSGSAL.-Myf friends in Richmond and else
/ where, DESTROYS TO hear from can do so by ad
dressing Alexandria, Va, till further notice As
all restrictions travel removed myself and
c. c. Winfree formerly my man servant will start for
home. GEO. C. WILDE
an lI-ot Alexandria, Va.
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1870 LOAN.
GOLD BEARING oNDS.

UNITED STATES $50 SIX PR CENT.