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Thirty-Third Year,

'stter- having bought them from her ,x.,,ur-.
de-ohdnbre, and In uns dramatic style bs de-
rlauos az ,rorbiisnt sum tor their return n she
rsussa, they will DO made public, and ,hs, In suoh
way {" W ruin the 70 utation Of The lady. Hsis
20 rsnsrkAuly rue that the high spirited woman,
losing psntnc has him thrust out OF the house.
Tbs honest man Of business, Who occupied .
t,spertsols position In Paris upon bis return W
LIS odics closets himself with another party, 70
whom, Ior some reason, he tl. the story. A clerk
In We ou'.r ohes, sort Of ID ct swivener, takes
70 70 nr,ng his eysN tho ksyhoe," aud overhsars
,his eonhasnntl chat The tosul, 10 tbs, be breaks
epcn smother dost, and (moa, chivslrous ofics
e,ett Z! pisces te Iot.trs once more In tie hands
OF 'he b. oncs,. 1ld, time she does ths thing she
oJsht 10 lsve done bs 'orc-.hs ,.il. bsr husband
hsnky what has hsppon'd, and hands him The
\ n"ses, watch be tosse. bsa ind the tire unopeped
Now comes 10 The Police irrecNon,ll. III, no.
sgsc'.'is msn of business, furious ., beng robbed
OF pSptrh ,nirustoi 10 his < opins cal, m IN.
poIce, hud kr Richard S~ivtl,r-it uus,be ID ek
Ia licked up. T's matter comes b,iors tbo
| I'tpVr ubunsl, Investigations are n.ie and ths
'"tk Is tsie sed with . cont 'itn.nt The rSspeot-
| solr nIan " business sskss tis pace on a charge
| OF conspiracy TO sNtort money. 1bo h-st pur.
loiGer u .hs letters bss ys, W hs discovered.
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,....,,n,. af Dtnth ypnu W,yz

Tie washington srAE Of 1ueslay sAy, that when
,s .ea,once Of wlrz vas read W him b. General
.,sr Tie piiioasr L4ter ed to The reading with con-
,desshe eoinposar-, apparently having prepared
.m.olf for IL, and ct tho conclusion remarked
weu. I ,npp,ei "a NUT - Gone" In moment or
20 he loort ae'cfi the paI4.sc n the rection Of
tnerul Brlscoe's e,iL uhich 10 opposite g the one
,ctiuled by Vim cad c'lCd OCT 10 hini, 'Geuei al.
I'M 10 be hung" Before the Dihlels rstll "a WIZ
I.laimed, "rll haunt my partecltorsw VIZ en-
,ked that Rev. laGhfs boJl', oi et Peter' ~ Tho
en- church, be seut iOI alg2, Nj, Louis SchAde, his
nm .eI giving the nun ber Of Nj ichSie's resd' nee,
viz saws nov Lc LnOvs ihAt hil dugy "a to gttend
n hi. 1oirituAl IuteIsstA ard wishes 70 make ms
asrs with Cod but 10 d.hcult tor him 20 10 rive
hose whom Il 10 his duty " io,dye, but he hops
hfoush earnest prayer 10 b, able be ore he de. "a
arsys all and die tu poars With all mankind. lie
ov 0syo.sa hlInpe 70 reASius Trlg g'ous soifs pnl
- a spssaA ~ slss - sS.AliS. ~ lafsaa1lk W
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The hsnres from which tho above returns haze
bteu compiled are not su1leieny reliable to be giy
IN th,s connection, owing 70 the fact that many
Ipspec,oC a. Eic tiou, under the nsu TegisTy lag
not On hcisnsy acquainted with their duIo. 10
pus the re'ups IN proper shape TO be official. Tho
sbovo lst 10 doubtless correct, however
THK BALLOON WEDDING EXcURsIoN.--
Tho lonI talked Of balloon veddinf dTss what OF
course expected, arge coueour'e Of ladies' AID
gentlemen 70 the alto Of tho old skating pond, nosr
Central Part, yesterday. At sne'rly hour Professor
Lous commenced to initiate the great balloon Unit
ed sts'e." but Al about ono oo.ook II vas evident
that = suAeisncy Of Eas G5OVo feo9 could no, TO
procured by tho tue sc, for the ascension, and the
Arrangement had 10 be p)j,ponei uosl four o'clock.
Ia tie ueAn time ths curious took view Of the car.
which in itself Va, very handsome The canopy was
OF orange and blue Drocstse, and the valance cover
inr tho ov or pat of the car Of orsnre and crimson
brocatelle Tho curtains were Of white lhco, and
ver, Handsomely ornamented with artificial red srd
wLls Io-es, orange blossoms, and crimson and bas
taleis, aud a handsome carpet covered the foor.
while tAs seats wers covered With green siIk.
aud the cords Of the car vib yed. vhits AnA
tCspGrasa en- tbe Lsss faGsl
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Tho Collins Overland Telegraph.

Lsks Tsta, oct. IS, ria Q,irsnele Nor. s.-Ff~c-
Sun Plos'e make tho announcement that q l.rs.
mall for the teletnphie exploring party under m,
command, which had been sccumulstlns IN san
Francisco or several weeks les, In the wreck Of
the steamer Brother Jonathan.
y. l.. PorE, An't EnE. c. o. T,
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Convention Of Colored People.

Pou0hksrsis, Nop. ga stA,e Convention NJ col
ored men NE. here today for tie purpose Of Gdvane
ing the interests Of thelr people in this s!sio Upon
the nsenill..o being eal.ed TO order hGeen towns
we're rep. p.e,en'ed, and the arriving trsn brought
more eelcsG'e The Convention was addressed ms
evening b. aAr. Day. Fred. DOugias ia expected %
address the members to-morruJ night. VIA. f'''h'
Of Troy, b chairman, Cousl1e.sts inteFeS! i' mani
fastod
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ri-ht arm, which ~u wounded daring m, ye,r 1853,
hav NJ become 20 pail 1i that u svith q III, "
TIA be c1 uis A. iiis wife 70 upv Ia Geot Ia. hav-
in hit he rteSs ayr e TO attend % her emil
en- the persoa In vhOse care she mad lett then 90
" 10 1t ire trial having G.ed bile sha vas here.
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Georgia.
Tho state War Debt Repudiated.

FH0 1-'rt W Ut "V"s r'OF"s''.'|0"
wdsh,n1ton, Noe. s.-Ths following dispsteh has
been received BY President johnson
NuLEDoEyuI.t, GA, Nov. I.
To His Erc,'lsney, Andrea johnson, PrssidsN 0
the U'nted Sdt,s:
The Convention has repudistod the War Debt BY .
vote Of - " III. J. JouNsos,
Provisional Governor.
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A Romantic Cas3.

strange story 10 told by Paris correspondent
Of q Als Edith P, young lady Of good fam
ily, but without 'oI .uno, who WAS however, al
accomplished musieiAn, and Who 2ubis oil soma
years ago, several Of her compositions, which gam
cd her CO ,briy. As shs 'lso happened " posssss
eonGdsrable personsl attractions, she soon hLi .
swarm u admirers buzlnI rounl her. Uuluckily
sire leit II ts hands OF one Of the u0sI ardent
among them some letters capable VI to.ng turned
against her. Gerluan, great AtLAteur ~ music,
NV enters upon tho scrle. 's'lH In loyo With tho
lSdy, All make. her ha wi .. Tls baroness get
tIP hint OF danger uksy TO arise from tho
letters bs ore spoken o, endcaVorod hy hook or by
Gro X 20 get them into nor bands "Of que JsmBle
VenL Deg Ie Us1t," ssys Tie old French proverh;
sLc so " series Of romantic incidents s4S sGo-
ceeoa In rs'oy oring thom Gu To. i-steEd Of max
La 4n drto-ddye ~ olce as shos-0 IA have doa',
Of he dan-sr0us m.s.. ..ycs, ST. placed them ~ .
pr Saie irawer "a Urd3r 10 ro-reRl ouLe again tho
1 u 80 o. her youth. Sud .enly n bkrouesl fniA
10 her horror that the lette have disAppeS ell
nsVo teen stolen, IN fact, from her desk. A mouth
paases, md 10 clue 10 found 20 tre the, u, only
tow da'sAso, man c .lllnX lMsef us,noss
agoni, presents himself ~ the baroness, sta
hog his IusloNB W he Of tie mSI pr
NAis As'uI'' u+ q course u Me posse',r Of We
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TuR TrNIASs.


GTeat NntheTIn9 uI HuIIIHuIO'
BIlhmnG Nov s,-lne foHian' had stea' sa."- '''
sring At the Maryland institute Iia! to-nlfhI ino
room vas densoIy erov dsd. Speeches were naae oy
wu. J, II nss, Of Palad'lphia bNo' Too'er' ''
HsslLA.lss. !. J. ktssxt NA1 tIAsi oAlse---'
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TIE STATE ELECTIONS.

Additional Returns.
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The Latest News
ny Telegraph 10 the N. ". sun.
THE CASE OF CAPT. WlRZ
Efforts Of Ills Counsel to OBJ
tain q Communication.
ERECTION OF TIE GALLOWS.

Remarks Of Wirz Upon Se.iDg 1t.
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CANDIDATES ELECTED IN THIS CITY.

The Tenisus at Baltimore.
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State War Debt EspSdiated.
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The Peonle Rlght.

Brownlow, in his last Wing, says
n For more than q week past we have
been speaking to the people, in com
pauy with Horace Maynard, upon the
subject Of the late State Convention,
and Of the approaching elections. At
Concord, Loudon, S1eetwater, Straw
berry Plains, and at Salem Church,
south Of the river, the crowds were
large, attentive, and enthusiastic We
we're struck with the zeal of the people
with their hearty responses to what
some call ultra and radical sentiments /;
and with the further fact, that the real
people are far in advance, in their 10y
atty 10 the Government, and IN their
hostility towards rebels, of those men
We call LEADERS in their ranks. The
people are right, and they will vote
right, aud DO right in everything rela
ling 70 the interests Of the country,
when called upon to act They are
dead out against all would-be conserva
tiyes, aud they wish no peace with
rebels in arms They say, in conversa-
ton, that those who are for moderation
now, are the men who were for moder-
ton at the start, and called out for
peace among ourselves, and for US TO
90 the way our State went They say
they were deceived by these men once,
and will never be deceived Uy them
them again. They have put their
marks upon men who sympathize with
rebels, and intend 80 hold them in
everlasting remembrance %
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will meet. Senators and Representa-
tives will be elected to represent US IN
tle National councils All Of the oil
cers-executive, judicial, and minis
terial-aill, in due time, be chosen by
the people The Courts will be open
criminals punished and citizens pre-
tected The National Government
will declare that the people Of the
State are no longer in insurrection /;
and Tennessee as a free State, acting
in harmony with the loyal people Of
the other States, viii start in career
Of prosperity and development, which
will MAXI her the wealthiest Of all the
sisterhood in the proud galaxy Of States
Of the american Union
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Mr.. Benedic; viii have a rock weighing 100 n.
broken upon his breast, while lying upon his hack,
by TWO men with 81. dye hammers, feat only a.
tempted by himself
He wIil Also introduce his great C0ntOTti0n set
swinging two axes and Indian Cub used by Joe
COhurn IN MS training.
Tne eutzrta ument VII conclude with s grand
Gymnastic and SparrIng Exhibition, during which
Mr.. Beledicl and Mr. Jim Morris v II Introduce Q
Ce repre- .eutauon Of the Great BaiHe between JnO
G HeenAn srd Tom SsyreS; also Mr.. Mike Miilel
viii assist him 10 giving Tepresen tatioD OF the
Great Fight between Tom Hyer and Yankee sulh-
van.
All who would Ike o see h Grand Battles fought
oEcr aguin vii now have the only Opportunity 81
offered
In connection with the above, the following named
PROTEST. nal Gentlemen have kindly offered the'I
services: MAJ White, Capt, West, Mr.. Cooper, Nj
Wade, Young GatFrey, Joe Camp ell, Frank Pch-
ard. and the Unknown from New York.
A Grant Scientific display Of the manly art o.
SELF DEFENCE viii he gwen al the close OF the
performance by Mr.. Benede ct and Mike Walker, o
Albany, \ /. febzl-it.
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General Grant is known to have
stated that with reinforcemeDts OF
100000 men he would use up the rebel
armies in three months. These he is
likely TO have Recruiting is quite ac-
tive. Since the Punishment Of substi
tuts swindlerS, and the action Of the
Government, which has terrified dis
honest Provost Marshals, men are be
ing put into the army instead of paper
credits. By the first of April it is likely
100000 soldiers will have been furnish
ed under the last call, even if the draft
should not be enforced. This will make
the end Of rebellion plainly visible t.
the naked eye.
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words Fifty Spoken.
The Boston Commonwealth say

Inc Dostoh commonwealth says
This j. war of ideas, of slavery
against freedom; of barbarism against
CIVILIZATION, Of despotism against democ-
racy AS such, IL cannot end till one
or the other side tTiumphs absolutely
and wholly We're it ended now bv
negotiation on any terms, the triumph
would be partial and not complete
-Four years ago We should have 10Y
fully welcomed a settlement of the
controversy by a continuance of the
Union and abolition. They who are
more accustomed TO looking back than
forward see this, and think now, also,
IL would be victory. They forget the
price that has been paid Are four
years of flowing blood and wasted trea-
sure 10 be counted for nothing? itwould
be trraChegy and folly to accept now
the settlement which at the beginning
Of the war might have prevented III.
war
Ia the conflict Of ideas, men and
their purposes have little influence and
no control The war being one ofideas,
not only ought to be, but must be, fougl I
out, in spite Of a willingness to compro-
mise on one side or the other. The
struggle is organic, proceeds BY laws If.
resisuble rs those Of nature, and cannot
be arrested by such puny obstacles as
the vscillaung energy of men can in
terpose. When two hostile ideas con-
TEND for the possession Of q continent,
the war ia not 70 be accommodated 10y
compromise OF concession or barter OF
any kind.
The South does not yet acknowledge
itself conquered The North does not
yet know itself as victor Neither is Ia
condition for pesce Were this war 70
end before Richmond is taken, before
Charleston falls, before Lee Is ground
to powder between Grant and Sherman
before, IN a word, the South was
beaten utterly and knew itself and was
driven 10 confess itself beatea-it would
have been waged in vain. 1t Is q war
Tor sUbjugation, and we believe in no
peace bur unconditional submission to
the national authority.
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with beautiful esErav.ng Of the Goddess @. Liner
" uphOliing the tl3g u our Union, aud urging Oh
{ Union Army 70 crush treason and The rereIIon.
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The Richmond Enquirer, Of AoVem-
Der Il, in an editorial on the Confede-
rate workshops, alluded to the magnih
cent powdermills at Augusta, the arse-
nal there, the national armory, and
Central Laboratory ct Macon, Georges,
and the arsenals at Savannah, Colum-
bus, Athens, and Fayetteville"
Savannah is in our possession. Ma
con, Columbus, Athens, and Augusta
are severed from communication
with Richmond, while Fayetteville is
within reach of Schofield
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.CIRCUUa TO SOLDIERS.

HIth 8 h-Vluul fo-deg printed 10 -o'ors, showing
rh- Union 'Iny marching iE gCUutIe= nEwtlrs INTO
Dixie, w-H drums beating amt c0'ofs dy1E.
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il is stated by correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette that Gen. Grant
removed Gen ROsecrans from his com.
mand in Missouri, because he was dila-
tory in reinforcing Gen. Thomas in De-
cember last when ordered to do so.
The statement is probably untrue.
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DOCTOR RcGtLL.
BOTANIC PRKSlCliN,
IN rHE IFEAIMEST or EI8EAska, IL
8flJWsINe Eid WIGH SUCCESS III
OTHER STATES, A. IT IT, us
NASHVILLE, TEGEE.5EE

For further information ia regard to
the sbillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred TO Still.
LES THERAPEUTICS and MATgRIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860
the best work in the United States
where you will find DE- McGilIs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaTan-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
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The Columbia Guardian recently
whIlst Sherman was marching on
Branchville, was very defiant in its
tone, and expressed the belief that the
General was hugging a delusion, if he
thought he could intimidate South
Carolinians. A few days subsequently
Sherman appeared in front of Column
bia, and the editor of the Guardian
together with the greater portion OF
the citizens Of the place, took to their
heels OF course, they were not intim
idated They were only exercising
their legs.
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IIlEEISI TIrKEIaIl

Wo have printed Ratification tickets
for the use OF voters to day. an are in
vited to come and supply Themselves,
4" without money, and without price" We
60 ia for n FREQ State, FREQ gospel, and Of
course. FREQ tickets for the voter who in
tends 90 aid tho cause ef freedom
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Friends Of Gov. Brown, Of Georgia
residing in Savannah, state that he,
together with a majority of the Legis-
lature, j. in favor Of calling State
Convention to determine whether Geor-
gia shall adhere to the rebel cause.
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no IL PeanIe or naEldson ronnlI.

Do you desire that the military
league with the Southern Confodcracy,
by which, without their consent, our
Tennessee boys we're transferred to the
army Of the South to FIGHT against a
government that had never injured or
oppressed them, shalt be endorsed and
ratified
If so. stay At home to>jay or 60 70
the polls aud vote d. Rejection.
Do YOU desire that the ordinance Of
separation, which placed our once
happy peaceful and proud State under
the territorial jurisdiction Of the Con
federate states Of America shall,
after the experience OF the last four
years, he regarded SO valid, making il
necessary for the Government Of the
United States to force the people into
submission to its authority, syeq at the
pom. y eg.s-n,.Eat.oa5
Stay TT home to-day or 90 the polls
aud vote " Rejection
Do you endorse the action of the
rebel State authorities IN voting and
ezpeuriug five millions Of dollars Of
the peoples money, and are you in
favor of assuming aid paying the mil
lions Of notes OF the Bank Of Tenues-
see and State bonds issued to aid the
rebellion
Ii 30, stay at home 70 day CT vote
Rejection
Are you iu favor of endorsing the
acton OF the rebel State agents in car.
rying away to the South to be squan
dered iu making bank officers and
bank pets rich, or IN furnishing toe
the Confederate Treasury with metal,
the sacred fund placed in the Bank OF
Tennessee in trust Tor lhe children OF
Tennessee
If So stay as home grumbling a. the
test-oath, or vote i" Rejection.
Doyou desire to prop up the tum
bling, falling institution of slavery
Do you really think that it would be
possible 10 re-eroct the structure? That
1t is likely that the 10000 OF the "re-
deemed. regenerated and olsen.
thrsued' viii lay down the musket
now proudly presented upon the
order of their superior in arms,
and take up the wedding hoe, under
the lash Of the oyerseer2 or that they
viii labor even for kind masters with-
cut comPeu5aIoni
II You t1us desire and think, vote
rejection or stay at home persuadIng
yourself Like iAe foolish fellow in the
time OF the hood, that Tins terrible
storm Iha' with restless might IS break
ing uP The fountains OF the great deep,
Is only si's"l shower. S'sy at nome
dreaming 'ha' ii'Flesea ana lnnuen
''Al Sl'. 'no'ae'7' ana 'aose IN the IA
'-'' .-..''' WHO ..''''s -
Oh 'ls 5''''" " '.-'' mas '.'.'.I i' 'aIIs
''' "a
80 y -, 80 ''''' ''''
yc - a.. .-. -.
.--I.---..,I,.-,l-. 49,. -
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spLENplp ASSORTMENT

Just Received
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A correspondent of the Richmond
Dispatch, writing from Charleston, Jan.
10, said The enemy once firmly e..
tablished on the railroad, either at
Branchville or some point nearer
Augusta, and the fall Of Charleston
becomes only a question OF time, and
short time at that
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Found.
Wanled
FOURTH ARMY CORPS
WATCH MAKER,
Huntsville, Ala.

wT w. WILSON, PRACTICAL WATCH.
w Maker Of over - years experience, and fOl
the lssJ three years 10 constant service With the
army OF the Cumberland in the field, and specially
attached to the 4th A. C., is at work in Hunts
vile, Ala with ample tools snd msterss TO DO
work for the Army equal 70 the best shops north.
good stock Of American snd other Watches,
selected from the best makers, for sale, 70 Officers
Soldiers and Employees, as low as can be procured
from. the north Also large stock Of colo pens, Of
the fDas qualities, Masonic Pins Marks KeJ &C.
All work and goods warranted.
store room on the Square, adjoining The Head
Quarters 4th A. G. Post Office. tehI-2Ta
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Semmes, the rebel pirate, has been
made Rear Admiral, and is to com
mand the James River feet Alas,
poor heetl It is doomed now
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-22

A meeting WAS called at Memphis on
the 10th inst, 70 take steps to welcome
Psrson Brownlow to the city. He
contemplates visiting the place about
the 2sth inst
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ChrOnlC Casts

Win sAtstscGon. Rheumatism, Agschons " ths
LUnzai Diseases OF the Thros., egelsd Iomts
sin LIrlb7, PeiTisy, Pans, Ulcers, CsEceT, Gravel
Diseases Of the Heart end Liver, Inflammation o;
Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes, Dsblitsted gys
.en7, Dyspepsia Or Indigestion. sni CCus1mp6On-
tpse.her WITH AT Private Di-caaes Gud
Diseases OF the l. Tinary Organs.
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Nlght Kmlsslons Cured.

Young Man, stop before you farthsr g.. o. al
diseases suect ~ Hsn, tnsre y 70 alsfssa ~ hard
% core e. kIyht kInssssGus, s8d Physicians are
scarce that understand treating !. End 20 you EN-
say that haze euIsd dozens u thu clgy, a. Heill
in different sEetes vac have spent Dollar afteT dol
laT, sod ace rex vel cured 81 ne. Hru daily re-
ee5Ying lattsza and sending medicine % Az parts o.
TIE county. IN = word sIl that are diseased Y
any way, z1d viii give me a call, Wi eve sal--
hgtg1 ,or Al q toe diseases mentioned 10 Ldis "a
Fsftisscss1L. T1a aost o. ref7reccss gwen n tnh
gify.
klietfsfa f.r~-soJ b.
DR. Rc9ILL,
Union street, Nashville, Tenn
JsHl-ly Wi meet VII pl,Li - =. Union
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Col Cicero Maxwell, late commander
Of the 26th Kentucky died on Friday
last at Bowling Green.
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slernitE.

Folisg Eafued LADIES' gzhCaa Haisarsnns Il IA
teen nos 20 brlng fUFih h due ssas0as, rumsnbor
SOD has sad ygu should Tnulapy ard rePlonish. l.
ihis y gcnc dasiEe you can consult ne either By
le-saT Or b. person. No lady over thirty-dve year
o! age need make Application. AL cOmuuniCAt %
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Max Strakosch's newly arrived pain
ist is named Katow. She Will ko-too 10
the public
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the hau-y land-the grist mill re-
zion Of New York.
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Notice.

OFFICE ADAMS EXPEES5 C0aPASf,
EAsHyuLE, FEB. 10, lss'-
WE are now urepsTed 70 ruu Messenger, N
w g4akly 10 CLAkEsNlLLE va Edgeh@ii snd
Kentucky Railroad, and al lntcrmed.sts - atyN7i
Messenger leaves Nashville every Monday, cd
pesdey aud Friday morning. a. 7.sO m.
For rs.es and particulars, enquire d
fspl5-gy JOEL DAVI5, Agent.