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sunrage vs.. SuFerlng.
NAsHrILLE. juno 29th, ls6

Editor Union
l saw on one of the streets of Nash
vile to-day, Though not for the first
time, a negro, hobbling over the pave
ment upon mere stumps of legs, not 8
foot in length, both having been ampu
tated above the knee tits no unusual
thing to see them with but one arm or
one leg. Whether they were ever en-
ployed By the government am unable
to say, nor does it matter; they are col
ored persons, and helpless, and their
rights, means of support, etc, should
not be disregarded. Wonder which
would be most acceptable, the pretend
ed sympathy and support, offered by
most of our "negro>suffrage" advocates,
or little practical aid and support, in
the shape of wooden support" for his
stationary body. A cork leg, jeans
coat, or loaf of bread, is far prefera-
ble, with these poor fellows, to dozen
ballots.
But, no, in their iumultuous scram
bic towards Conventions and popular
meetings, for the aid and protection of
the negro, they not only overlook, but
trampls upon the poor helpless "auto-
maton,' struggling to promenade the
streets on his st,unPs. These worthy
gentlemen, Mr.. Editor, who frsntically
discuss, or rather "pow-wow," over the
question of negro suffrage, are at best !
too fast. The scheme is decidedly and |
unfortunately premature. Would it |
not be advisable to wait, at least until
he can realize that he is free, and ap-
preciate his freedom. On the whole,
would it not be far better to see that
s0e, who can and should vote, vote prop
erly that known and impenitent trait
ors vote-not at all and that the phys
ical wants (heaven knows they are
many of the recently liberated slaves
are supplied.
The greatest and most alarming error
Of the day is the unwarranted haSte in
re-establishing and recognizing the
State governments, and restoring peace
and prosperity throughout the South.
This haste. as in the case of "negro
suffrage is dangerous and uncalled
for. Time and careful legislation alone
will produce the desired effect, and re-
,ult in bringing permanent peace.
F. w. JENKINS,
A Veteran Soldier.
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no security anyWhere-no order, M
system The French loudly complain
They say something is due to the
/ French which means that they are
tired OF Austrians, and want Mexico foI
themselves; that if they must fight US,
the prize must be for them. As for
lighting Americans, they say 10000
French can easily rout an army of I0O.-
OOO Yankees French vanity can Sd-
NIT no equality. As they say, one shot,
and then charge, and poor Americans
WI De spltted on French bsyonets-
The Confederates seriously proclaim
that they can only save the Empire by
the emigration of SOutheFners, who will
rally by thousands at the call of Gwynn
and raise an impaE able bulWark against
American aggression This is seriously
believed and circulated by the French
Commander in Chief
eMr Parsen, Secretary of the Inte
rior, has resigned, it being incompati-
BILE with his conscience to continue
longer at his post He was the only
Liberal of note in the Cabinet.
"Mr. Elain, Private Secretary of Max
lmHlan, has been sent frst to the United
States to see how the land lays, and
then to France to prepare for eventual
tiles Macmillan has already protest
ed against his remuneration to the crown
IT Austria
''General Charles P. Stone is also in
Mexico on Sonora business, but his in |
terests conflict with DR.. Gwynn's, as he |
the Jecker grant. which /
made 50 much sensation in 1859. As
Jecker is now in favor of his influence,
It has thus far been very injurious to
Gwynn's project
Capt Page and the officers of the
have gone TO Mexico, to offer
their services to the empire, and, It is
TO persuade the Imperial
5overnmentto to purchase the ram Stone
wall. The French Admiral goes with
hem FOR the same purpose, as he de-
,lares that with the ram he can defend
The Mexican coast against the Ameri-
IAN navy.
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The New York Times says: "The
Constitution, in our opinion, gives the
President not the slightest shadow oi
authority to prescribe the qualifications
of voters in the Southern States. Eve
ry traitor is ipsO taet9 disfranchised, and
the Presidents pardon is essential to
his reinstatement as citizen. But be.
yond this, the President has no power
over the suffrage question in any State.
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A North Carolina correspondent Of
the New York Times says: 81 discover
among all classes a feeling Of antipathy
against VIM. L. Yancey, which appears
very strange to me. In referring to
the probability of hanging Davis, it is a
common thing to hear people here say
that they wish Yancey had not died
he was the man to hang. He was the
most prominent secession leader in the
South, who stumped North Carolina,
advocating rebellion His promises to
pay the expenses Of the war with ten
cent piece, and wipe up the blood split
with his handkerchief, are often re-
peated now, and his memory is held in
anything but a sacred reverence.
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self Abuse.

This vice, which is Rever practieed in
the presence Of any one, has proved thu
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesl
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue TO eloquenco or pen 20 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted tho Consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim tC
q living skeleton. Nor are these its fnsl
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins cf reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this sfliction, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. O. North Cherry street
or address him BY letter, Box 500, Esah
vile, Tenn. feb26-H
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r. w. JENKINS,
A Veteran Soldier

General Grant attended the dedica-
ton services Of The Spring Garden II
& Church st Philadelphia, last Sunday.
Bishop simpson presided. and aft er the
sermon contributions were made for
the new church building. The General
.ubscribed $500 for himself and 500
e., Mrs Grant This was done without
sol;citstioA In the evening the con
ereeation raised $1,000 With which 70
purchase a pew for the Generals use.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company.

oFFica % hasuFlIEn ssn CHaTrssc1os X. 3. Cal
hssHsttLf. June 10, lse5.
y couiorualiT Hl'h The Charter of ms Ce.npa.v.
IL the rsElilar Annual iireilae 81 fae sla-flsI -.
is herely called oe tce iGih DAY 81 aua-lsf -,
1i t1fs oilce lor t1e plrpcae % eecfiET 4 Hr-rl ~
lltecicf- p eefte ~ ifo twelve irolts nezt ea-
slne n lruriuaa VII - rreas-ufei l1r fA'r.~-
r.dar-fan. 81 HUHNE F-..l5..
i4va.fa-a1F - aAAAsaHAts
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Please take Notlce.

The notes and accounts Of T. a W. Ea-
kin 4 Co.. strickler, Ellis ! CO., and A. e
Adams a Co. viii be found ct No. 81 Nor.l
College street, near the square, where an
persons indicted to any Of these drma VIII
please mako immediate payment, as tho
business murt be closed up.
Ia my absence, Nr. r. e. Throne ia fll-
~ authorised 70 attend 10 the busipess.
A. g. Adams, 81 College street,
marsl-Sm near the Square.
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Ice Dream Saloon.

We respectfully announce % an oui
friends and patrons thatwe have rc-oponoi
our Ice Cream Saloon for The season. aud
hope to receive the same patrouazo tha
has been 50 literally bestowed on u3 evcrr
season. We have always on hand confsc-
tionary Of ali kinds, and cool soda wator.
Cream made 70 order for parties, etc.
CsUWE 4 Fcatzsi.
jsl-julls q North Cherry strssi.
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PHoTOaRArHs.-PhotOgraphs Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, for sale, Wholesale and
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, 25 Cedar street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may27-tf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The suder Goods at A. & II. Landsbsrr,
corner Public Square and Market are nov
beng closed cut. These must De sold ne
eaTdicss Of Yrics. Now is yOur time 20 get
great bargains there in Tobacco, Cirars,
canned Fruit Oysters, sariines, notions
and Hats. Convince yourself By calling
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$40 r eward.

C,TRAYFD froua the residence oi the suhscrlpef
- coruer of Vine sna Be9 streets, south Nash
vile on sunday morning The Ilth lnst, isrge ~
Horse, back name snd u,li one hinc sns y u
$500 ~ liv.T,z a Iifsle has the letter hrsnd-
- On his rfhf hlp about 10 or ~ tycers Old, n %
ernhiy good soFkiug osder. Ne sts oougnt O.
Randsl brown hriug On iennn nfiine etreel
VII give TIE ehcVe ressfd % any feIsoe no = !.
Esitver IN % me Al nv residence, or q any once
on Gsy street, bsfgeaE cherTJ snd snlameI.
tuneQi-tf ]. H. CQuSSENs
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Coughs, Colds, Consumptou.
Coughs, Colds, C0neumpnou.
Coughs, Colds, Consumption
Coughs, Coids, Consumptor-
CDR. sEayne's Compound Syrup wild Cherry"
cdr. swayne's Compouni syrup Wild Charry.''
"ur. sFayne's COMPOUND eyrup Wld Cherrs i"
Cures Jl Complaints
Cures an C0mpiunta
Cures all Compia1ts
Cures al C0mplSnis
o. the Throat, Breast and LuurE
Of The IhEoai, breast hnd Lunqs.
OF The Throat, Breast and Lunes.
Of the Throai, Breast and lunqr
Il soothes the irritation Of the mucous rnomhrsss
which lines The ar passages, and gives sosnnch
distress, Causing acklng or rising 10 las throat
promotes ezpectoraton, loosens The tough roatfaf
which dogs np the vessels Of the throat "a iu4s
thus enabling the patent 10 breathe Tree ana natu-
ral- IL sumula'el the power Of digestion, and haa
l performed very msny cures Nhen y Al hrlr-ar
/ prohahilIig & could not he possih.a.
/ 70 Dr. sisgge &S1u. 3s0 No-fA Sirsi 81. Psia..
Catarrhal Consumption.
| ] send you cert fcais of Nsoni Wfcor of fbi.
/ ioan.-5he We afflicted with Catarrhal Cousurnp.
/ uon and tiled many remedies, bus ooutaurd q
/ grow weaker lungs and nomach ascaula vsrl
I much diaordered, and her phgsiriana ana ffa4|ss
-despsirsd q her life. Through the uas al 20
l Compound Byrup Of VIII Charry she snrrafT g.
I covered = r. SMITH ggstice q toe Peics.
1 GoEefueur, New York
Thisyalualis Medicine, prepared oaly by Dr.
ss'uyne a son - HoFih SEth atrect, Phiiadslphia
W.LACW.sa1TH. nrurz.s.-
Or. ghareb 80 Viss sirsets, Eszhglia.
1 1naFa-alEl-snth ~
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Butter Depot.

Butter or Ice always on hand at the
Butter Depot Of Clark & Gregory. Fami-
lies may always get good Fresh Butter or
Ice, in quantities 10 suit, at the Butter De-
pot, 5s Broad street.
je2-Im CLARK L GREaoEv.
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As we are abOui to nave Peace, All can
nrIuE Mfne an1 IA wnrrv

The pure old imported Pert, sherry, Mala-
ge, Currant and Ciaret Wines, Old Otard and
Blackberry Brandy, Champagne, Bitters.
SchaPps, Holland Gin, and many other
liquors too numerous 10 mention, besides
eetables Of almoat every description can be
found at W. ". Tottsn's Grocery house, E1.
., College street., Nashville, Teen.
mayI8-tf
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Fine Whisky, Brandies, Wines and Porter;
Hossetter's, Csdron and Robscks Bitters;
Ayre's, Hurly's aud Bulls Sarsaparilla, for
sale at the lowest cash rates at T. ". Fos-
tors, No. 25 Public Square. Dr. n. o..
Smith attends 10 the compouuding Of pre-
scriptions.
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"Notiing X 10 Us nor augit set doom IN
zialiee"
Do you want to play at ten pins? II 90,
where can you find more pleasant place
than at Edwards Bowling saloon, No. Al,
South Front streetg Are you foad Of lit
tie vine "for thy stomaeh's sake, % or an ex-
cellent cigar, if so, call on Edwards and
you viii be suited. And should you be in
want Of a comfortable home in the shape OF
a boarding house, then by all means try
Edwards and our word for it you viii be
satisfied. iunel-lm
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aaashrill& 2Anipn.
SATURDAY, JULY l 1865.

Henry Ward Beecher, in a speech in
Boston last week exclaimed-"Talk OF
education being necessary to make a
voter To vote only req uires good
common honesty and good common
sense" The reverend gentleman does
not come up (or down to his own stan
dard. He may have common hon
esty," but is sadly deficient in common
sense.
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AZ is NOT nYE

REwr1mEH--It is complete within itself. % other
dressing or accompaniment OF any uud hain-. re-
CURED. Ihs hair o. renovated ami Hlra1gfhdra-f
IA -restored toits Original color, sofuesa aud a.-
~, without the application 70 mineral substance.
% is entirely dineieat iron The many articles that
have been issued from time % time. and is ths
0SLr SHOWS knarosEn OF 9oLua ant perfect Hna
DHFssEa CouHlSnn. Dc o. de.caifiy pelfumcd, amt
can he gprhed b hand, or son brush b. 10 does
| NOT STAN the sIEIn or soil tho Euraf Imam
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p ITCH! ITCHu ITCHI!!
scrstehl scratchil Scratch

RLANKS TICH CEBATE vh cure the Ash .r
- .nlIl-e Z nouns also cores SCsd-Hcad. Of
mercury. Price 81 ceuts per ho1. sent hv nrs.I or
h1press a. y per eolsn. Address nr. RIsas 4 IL,
boN 2i2, Cincinnati, Ohio, or
DEMOVILLE A 90.
AFIiS-'m Nashville. Tenn.
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New Ice Depot, IS Broad street.

The best Ice for sale at th- Ice Depot Of
Clark 4 Gregory, IS Broad street.
June2-lm
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PHYsIoIoafcAf. ~ Il -

A PHlsIoLOGiCAL vlEw OF MARRfter.
~ Non-aiglag nearly 50 psses. snd i8s -,
ulsn ur5ins n slale Of Health All .lisss-- 49,.
lfsa.lse on EariY Errurs. iis pepo=ahls Co..
qlences uron the Mind snd R5rv v-rh -
Aliiors ilan or ifestrnent-t1e cnlv ustorsI ~
-5e,essiul mode Of cure, g. shown tv fha rep0rt
W gases tsested A rrIihfll sdvsar 10 ias No.
reh A'a those contemplating narrara. vho e.
seFl0n aqltfs % their physical ecnislar e.-f
llee o. ltstaEe 70 any aidrass on rrcsint of -
TTgas'' s.enns o. poTial currency ty aifreaa|n.T
IT. IA ChulA, 30. 81 Maiden Lace. An5spv. n II
lne suiAor may % consulted upon anv of o.
diseases upon Whch his hoox trsats eiihsr -
=, - or y ai', and medicines sent 10 any part of
AAAN NNAAa
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A GARD.

EyBF undersigned keeps constantly on h,aa s3.l,.
vel assorted stoek oi lnoa, SeHslnss' go
eSy,nss .Arles, Copper, Zinc, sesh, Oisss- 49, 49,
So piovs Cotton scrspers, ThrashiRg nhchlne
Corn Shelters, slras Cutters, Wagon llii.o
Rv3cR sna cav. Hydraulic Cement flAsteT a., =.
Brass Tes snd PorcelSin ketaes hoPei ,.-,,s ~,
FioF-r Ard. sud Oroceries, and vrrious otneF II
ti,iss r,-5uirsd Tor city and country Iradea Nnie-
'hsy 0u''' - ''''u0s' wAd. LYON 90.
-, -. "a Markei street.
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The Bridal Chamber, al Essay of WaruInr
~ Instruction for Young Men. Also, " ana rr.-
lane treatment 0r Diseases of the t'rirarV anf
seKua sys'eus-sent free. IN sealed ensalonea
Add7ess, 10. ,, SkILLIN HOUGRTON, Hogsrf
Associauon, Fhilaieiphia, Pa anrig-fs
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officers on leave Of absence or detached
duty, can have their pay accounts made
out, collected er disposed Of Soldiers final
statements bought and assistance rendered.
company commanders, regimental Quarter
masters and others 10 close their papers by
experienced Quartermasters clerks) 81 No.
68, North Cherry street
q L Dr-rI "A
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TO 7HE LADLE,

We would respectfully ak The attention OF Is.i.ss
90 this new university pouuiar har prenars.rdn
and remind them the we'll established hct fhat
many Of TIE hair tonics in vogue are not only pow
erless for good but absolutely parueious, and too
onen destructive In their iadueure upon the growth
Of ne hair. The London Hair Color ilesloruf f"
contains no substance that viii cog tho pores uut
q does contain real nnurahmaut iof the geaaels
from which iss roots spring. thus rendering the h1ir
truly elegant and beauuili n every PERIOD % lIe
On chldren's heads It lays the foundation o. good
heed Of har, and at The iadys toilet it IS indspon-
sabie.
Does noi soR Hlf. Bounef. Or ne fpsst Linen.
u is The only atiested article that win absolutely
~ bout deception, restore tne hair % itl ouanaf
color and beautT. caaslng e 10 grow where It has
fallen on or become tun Price 81 rs per bof.ie
Sod By Ut. sEaYus 4 Son, so North sirih strsei,
Phla,
W.dkO.W SMITH,
Cor Church aud Vine streets. Nsshriiia.
maYa-3u1--tu n at
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Notice TO Bridge Builders.
Nashville Suspension Bridge to
be Rebuilt.

CEAI.ED Proposals will be received until the 10Th
- day OF July next, ri the office Of the Tennessee
Marine aud FIRE Insurance Company fOr furnishing
materials and reoonstructing the suspension Bridge
Rcross Cumberis nd rver At Nashville, Tenn, owned
hy the Broad Street Bridge Company. Persons
nit plans, with specihcauons complete, for the
work 10 be done.
The stone piers and abutrnents are already built,
snd bat little damaged ana large quantity OF the
irons taken from the old bridge has been preserved
which nlay be uaed again
lsy order OF the Board
A. ". BBTLER, see'y End Treasurer.
Nashville June l4-td
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Pearl Miniatures, IN oil, or Water coiora
Set the genuine 81 ths Gallery Of the Cum.
berland. aprIl-tf
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summer Hats, "Hew styles" Just recsiv.
ed. 4. II. THOvPsoN,
q Cherry street, near Union.
UNFIT.
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Gold is falling, so is the puce Of Photo
graphs at the Gallery Of the Cumberland.
Card Pictures now only s. per dozen.
aprII-tf A. s. MOEsE, IS Cedar 81.
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken in
three seconds By Mr.. Ferdinand, the great
Baby Tanner, al the Gallery Of The Cunlbor.
and. anrIl-if
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AA VII lNaANAN MAaN AAaAiA 90 iIi NNINAa
Alt will make d lroW On bald heads.
SIT will restore the natursl aecrauouH.
1t will remove 40 aandrud aud ilcln9.
bit vii maze the halr SOFT giossy aud srftia
sit via preserve the orUual color .o OH asa.
TIT viii psosent th- halr from falling on
s.-IL vii euro all daarasea Of tha lcaln-
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A great addition 70 the supply Of
fruit in New York viii be made this
year, and for years 70 come, in the al
tention that il being paid 10 the cult
vation Of graPes Within a few years
thousands Of acres Of land, in " Western
and southern New York, have been
conferted into vineyards. And what ia
more remarkable, a great portion OF
the land now used ioT this purpose had
before been considered comparatively
useless
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pEADSE BE AIlr,u Ms a Ypszf
- AND FRNCT GOODs.
N. P. BROWN. Importer.
marsi-Sm No. Is6 Poari -, ny.
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Notice.

ANO AAcSs
A IL persons having hled clslms before the
n Board Of Claims mss tutea ucder Special
held Order. no. o., of Msrch lSth. lSsS, and sp--
cal Orier 40. foa. Oct. 2e, lS64 an have certf-
relies cf same, toCethsr WITH amounts Of assryis
~ applying 90 Miiliam lluveT, Recorder 81 ssfd
o 'hs nnc-taelt 10 isgtt ssri ttrtf'1fsz" Mr.. u.
Etil si'snd ta the COLLECTION Of sa,i csains II re-
quifed. Ofice at Alien a Cary corner Of Cedar
streei and square. Up stair.
uneC-lm WILLIAM DBl1Ell Recorder.
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We have three hczuhfll Iithographs, reurs-
ssnnag ne dlierenl branches 81 ths sartice.
printed y i9ur coiorz, souuef Soldiers Ger Z
tfczte.n A" uuiou nelsudar's Carr.feaesss 80 !
o. ;. Army Dpioma," SIS i1xlg inehaa.
They arc enclosed N q pasieuoard tube aud
can he asnt hy mail without injury. Egerv On. Z
ler an1 soldier should by thsm and SEND :
t1erl 10 thair friends.
For tha tEEce, postage pald..........---m g
iahe1A- Discount made % E1olesale dealara.
We Hll Oh al orders for Cert Bcatss or So
noncrYs oT mail o. erprasa1 promptly.
1. ~ RHODES 4 CO.,
mayzs-sln a.os rtr-aL Esaussii-. r-.u
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NO. 50.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Sala

'hh eonnsod'ous Brick House ssf va,ssi Ia,
- - sl1tl-+eal5fn corner of Vac a1f 60
etreoL Per pfracuiazs a7plv ~ NN
n n. -eth-Nr sa- ls srrrca 81
apr In corr. -'o- -
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Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.

South Carolina TO be Divided
into Four Military Districts.
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Texas Affairs.

What Gen. Candy told Bueku eF
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Cor Churoh Hnd Vine streets. R.sb,ifis
maya-8m--tu n at
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-31

Who have cold hancs ana feet; weak stomaeha, lame
and weak backs nervous and sick headache; dil-s-
ness and swimming IN tho heal With indigestion and
constipation OF the bowels; pain in tie side ano back
leueorrhoea Tor whites); falling Of the womb With IN
train Of diseases win find in Electricity sure means
OF cure For painful menstruction, tog ltoligises
menstruaton, and an Of these long line OF uVuets
with young ladies', Electricity is certain sltsHv,
and will in short time restore the sufferer to the
yi0or ~ haoftl,
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Memorial oha,,a,.

Soon after the decease of Mrs. Walker, wife
of the Pastor of State Street Church, the mem
bers of that Church and Society, in cornmem-
grafton Of her virtues and of the deep interest
she took in the cause of Mission Chapel near
Vaughan's Bridge, determined to erect such
Chapel For this purpose a subscription paper
was drawn up for the erection of State Street
Mission Chapel IN memo,Sam of Mrs. Maria
Williston Walker. A lot IS by AS feet was
secured on the corner of Danforth and May
streets, and plans for the building were fur
nished by Mr.. Fassett, the Architect.
An adjourned meeting of the subscribers to
the Chapel was held last evening. The report
of the Building Committee was presented, from
which it appeared that the cost of the building
all furnished, and lot, would be about $1,000.
Of this amount $500 had been subscribed.
Additional subscriptions to the amount of
500 we've made last evening and a vote was
passed authorizing the Building Committee to
advertise for proposals, and to proceed to the
erection of the Chapel forthwith. The adyor-
tisement of the Committee. can be seen in our
columns this morning.