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- A Psychological View OF Masriass.-
CoelsialAg E-aliy 2 psgcs, and - dus f1atcs
aaA Ansfafints q TIE Anas,fu1 20 me Huniar o.
Als IN a siaie n aczlih snt Disease uiih = ma.
.-se on hally Euors, Us uepiomos Can-equenre e
uFoe me hiaa and b'dy, with ale Authof. Pan
% tAeetinenl-iiae only rstlansi auu sllaras.Illi
m de % eure, a. shown b. ths rcport oi 49,.
ifeiied- truth1ai alUser 90 he uuarf7sd sr.f
tilaso ciiiiedl 1iug r1arafe, Who duteril liiIuif
- .le-f pAJseA ooaqiiion seat irue o. postage 10
any ~ itrss, 90 reccipi % l5 cent. n staut- 0r
p'.tai elrrency, BY addressing nr. IA CKJIN A..
"a aizidrn aut, albany, ny.
me au-hor nay 20 conzultcd lgon anT of he
ls1a-es upon ahirh his book treats eltaer per1ot.
aly gr BY mai. zaa medicines sspt 10 ~ -, =
TIE sgrl1. - IL, -
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FOR SHERIFF..

y are authorised 70 announce KusCrIT axe
naAN~A A. . csnlIdats ioT sheriff oi nar.f-nn
county q ne easung NARA elsction 49,
ee are az horned 70 saaouocs " G. sass - a
arxl Msrch sieauou.
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Proclamation BIZ the Governor.

ss-orders solicited for every description OIL int
ne. deci4-3m
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NNIGHT BROTHERs.-Deslersi IN Cumberland
N and fittsburg Cal Wood sawed and spit "
love lengths. Odice i9 Church street Yard %
Rolling Mi aG., south Of Broad ALI orders dlled
promptly.
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'VOMFKINs, b. a IO.-U. s. C ain Agents.
4 Of6cers' Pay AeeoUnts and QuaTtermEsteTs'
Vouchers bought at the best rates, or collected
Once corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stars
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AGENTS WANTED iu every TeHu. Er1Ius.rs
q rtiiolJ gwen, us'i hnara .u.iarru.aaf of-reI
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Nashville, December Is, 1865.

Some idea may he formed Of the foreign
trade Of 81. Louis, by the fact that within
three moaths preceding July 18th, 1865,
Slo4,t5,.J1 in co n We're paid ar duties on
the single article Of sugar, as appears from
the oiieisl figures furnished then, by the
Custom House officer Of that Port.
. The recorded tonnage OF the Port OF ST
Lcuis in july, 1863, was %, ia; but several
vessels were not then measured under the
NV law, smOog them the great steamer
Ru.h, whose I0unsge IS $500. He.
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The Bridal Chamssr, AZ ls..,, o. Wiz.
and Instruction ior loung Men. A.. psu - -,
lauis teaimeut Tor Dis-ssss Of The Uruarr ~
sexual systeuz-seai free, In soaled euFo-opsV
Address, d. J, sklLLfN HOUGhrON, Ho,5nrf
''''oA' T Aisiaiplia, "A apris--lY
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NEWS DEALEHs, See.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

TONE & TUNNELL-Wholesale and Retail
~ BooEss isrs. StatiOners, anu News Agents,
No ~ North CherTy street, Nashville. Tenn
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Of them to Eastport, Mississippi These
Ooats are Of light draft of water, and
Weti fitted for plying in the Tennessee
river at ali seasons, with q capacity for
freight equal to the general stages of
me river, and supplied with every com
Tort and conYenisnce for passenger bus
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In Dyspepsia,

"a y siieada ant train Of symptoms, @ acts more
Ihk CHARM than q med'cine. There is moth.
~ "a ne Ehole range OF Mstera hiedica that can
y . moment tear Comparison with Il in this dis
ease.
. az eocoani Of THE wonderful plant may be
49, lH7 E1d i1ss
senes o. experiments in which Dr. Bull has
salt years engaged, hss just b. n brought % 3
. 'sssilI termination, snd he IS nov enabled %
~ y The pubic q couhsuaiiou o. OEDkON with
Scr spprovec tones, the whole preserved 10 the
- quality o. copper distilled Bourbos Whisky,
=. ne . conddaEt has ns equal in the word.
as might furnish volume 81 cerudcsIes, but the
s-Af have long since learned 10 esumaie such
-,a By their true value Toe safest plan Is ioi
-tisfge
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i, AOfos arAs----i' i0sosfaPus ~ Genarala
fedsral and Coniedsrate. fho largest col.
leeiion N tae Eusis for sale, wholesale ana
retail. &emsmbor The plscs. GALLERY Of he
Gum oerlaad, zsCedsr sIrsst, opposite Com
m-elal Hotel. nevfT-tf
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ArTESrioS lR;sHNKS Checks on the u
ster Banking TO-, Belfast, Ireland, IN sumo
Of Al 70 &lB for sale az Z. n. Ordway's lIr5-
ker Office, No. As College street. ii
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a. B hichAHDsON. Puhusasr.
.. ~ HF1aiaay. Nsa Yo-f.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
EXECU FIVE DEPARTMENT,

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
EXECU FIVE DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, dec. "a. ls55.
WEEEEU vscsucy has O6,uTTej in the General
Assembly OF Ihs stNte Of Tennessee, By the resig-
nsdon OF the Hen. r. Z. i.asater, Senstor nom the
Fourteenth Senator 8i District, composed ~ the
COUNTIES OF Csnnon, Coffee, 6rUndy, Van Buren,
and Warren Therefore.
I, WiiliaaR g. Brownies. Governor II the State Of
Tennessee, DO hereby command tie shs it's %
said counties OF Cannon. Coffee. Grundy, Van Blu.
rem and Warren, respectively, to open and hold an
election on saturday, the 18th day u January, ls66
A. q the different places OF Fonng IN Their Tespec-
i've counties 70 4 ] SAID vacancy, and thst they
make rsturn a,corc ng 70 Law.
Ia testimony whereof, have hereunio sDb-
lserbed my meme and caused the tireat
&e< Seal the State OF Tennessee 10 BE- affixed.
st ne Department IN the city 81 Nashville. this
lfth dsyof Dacsmhsr, lsG5
By the Governor " G. BROWNLOW.
A. J. FLEncHER, see'yof stste.
decls-td
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COLLECTING AGENTs.

u 5. TUTHILL, Deputy United ststes Marshal,
III collects Note, Accounts, &c, 10 Middle Ten
No zee Oface at State Capitol, next door TO Fed
raj Court Room. P q. Lock Box 81 Ses adyer-
tisemsnt IN smother column. ldec9-6m
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shh splsndid Steel Portraits Of
AID MAPS, PLANS. &C.

Vol svo.; loo Page. s. o.
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SUFFER E & S
From Dyspepsia
Read Reflect!l Act!!!
We Ask

Ne. Yo5s Jsas q, Is. Ns >, : nj, c {
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Gen. Shieias BE- purchased e home
II Carroll oounty, Missouri, and asitlsd
daHn h private llls.
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We are suthonzsd % suuouu-s WuLr,s
.'lASN' A'q A. candidate toE County Iadge Of
u-Fd'os County, a. tie ensuing March election.
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rs work sl.i NJ 10 very partcrIsr .-asfarrtrv
ana l''u' stew tex p lla Liruf fsaasla.s H.-.
to- mend. iraul oiil.-aI lcrume1rs ulr .....r.I.
INTO his haud-, il cuunot lsl % meet egarr rraar.
meet oi tbs putiic expecJaiiau
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sllal NATIONAL Rtgr
,... Aasst1tls. D. ). L.
a MEETING u o. silat -.
- N.s.o1a rsas 81 na.hrl's 49, - - - -.
-. - "a y ~ 12az. ID fasss.-- = -.
asssls FazT ~ eEll -
eEaNrk
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NASBY,"
HIS VIEWS, OPINIONS AND RE
ELECTIONS on THE REBEL
LION AND DEMOCRACY.

THIS UNIQUE volume will contain the entire col
1 la4tion O. ''PrranIEUm V. NAsnH'G' clutrlnu-
tons 20 the press hroug hout tie country uud much
new MISTER heref1'ore unpubi shed
ssNashy' pers0nates the pastor Of the New Light
Democratic Church" and his letters sud sermons
purpart 90 give an inside view % he pilneiples OF
the Demo rarir party Written 10 the no=t grote--
Que. seTio=comlc style
Possessing extraordinary intsrsst Q on is origin
sty vii snd sarcastic style the people Of the West
vii not Gail 20 eve large eirculaoon % THIS Nork
Of q Western Genius.
The work VII be sold
SOLELY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
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S49:4.y;}I n
Co.'s Ems.
!. !. 'IIIii.:55.S.1
70 EE "a zlgg iPz
~ e IE-isS lag es
= re FgIag 2 les So
No. I-...IS TsiN So 5O.s...... 81 7slss COS .
~. -. / Isl Isl O0l 2 sol 81 4 ~ .
NJ a. I sol z 25I col OJl 8 O0l 4 81
~ So 2 Dol 2 75I 3 Ooi 3 5Ol 5 50l 8 50 70 y
No. &c. ~ W ri loi 81 -'--- ~-'-'
No. a.. 2 sol s PSI 75l 4 z5I 25 ..-.-' --....
No g. 5 O0l 4 col 4 sol 76l 8 ol .----. .----.
No. &c.. vi VI W ---'- o y '----- '----'

These pens bear my trade mara, : Q. P. BAESEs,
EKuRA Loo, KY" for which nave secured me
s1-5.s,j1a snd are warranted equal 10 likeness Of
T-si,rsI sad workmanship 70 the best Eastern man-
ufseture. and sre believed 70 be superior 10 all
0thers In durability and other substantial qualities
gniek combine 70 make n really serUcssble pen.
seut b. mail or express on receipt Of price anu
rTIga ckargss Gf D. mail, AZ ny risk when 20 cents
= s.dded III reRsbEl Write your nslne and sd
dress plainly.
Possge on sIngIs pen three cents. pen vita any
sass or holder and box, 81 CENTS Old pens re-
pEred for fity cents land sfuE4pl each. Circulars
ssut FEEE. Address
O. P. BARNES,
Sold Pen Manufacturer,
SIS msn-street. Cor. sixth. Louisville BY.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
agents Of Insurance Companies.

CtAREY 4 SMITH, Nos. So and SO Union street,
I J zap stsirs) represent the following Companies
Htna Of Hartford, Security, Msnhs'tan, Melropoli-
Ia. PhosnIr and KnickerbOeker Life Of New OK,
md ACCIDENT Of Columbus, ohio.
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SPRING WATER BREWERY.-MGNKEL &
y FRANK, successors TO NJ }. Druckec. Brewers
Of Ale and Lager Beer, NO. A. Broad slress, Nash
vile, Tenn. decSly
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fully szp.aia ih- cha1ue.zr and -a1s- Of ts- --.-
UsisraslrT or PrsrsrtF.sr,. d
fuftfarra ma .I.rfu l. BE-.

The ioiloE uE eEtrsrts from The
fFsfaraiosy Letter fruni ~ aurhsr
MY ezp.ain M charuelsr and -c1u- of tn- sr-rl.
lsisr lslrI lr PIsssHtFsxfs. 3
FaiitpEtf ittti July .. De-.
NJ DzAa Sra .--It II sils r-caiisr Iss-r-- r.-r
have andsriaAen lc vile ihe miitl-r f.s-suss
Eu0su ban from los 1lod hssr $500 49,.
ce-siFe stsps aGd sYiIlnstrcsI das-i1rlr-sr I'd b.
diameter and laa 10 rs eonpIsts aa1 run. 80
- -. = - ~. .l-a a.Il frI I.rr mo tu VIM
- pen llf i1e uurn1sef ol ch1lr rIlus1Iu arrar.
.aLiaa o. feastlu So uarn rs.i--s fl.r-If.ar 40
ao1 So hos lhe cIifr cI lrtl Hlls 60 ...ls.4..
. ~ ne. iealsl1E an1 oYla-flu.lY 81 Mas.
o. ~ lla Ftllrfaliallu q. fsfs
hate sieu pride n zu5uInz tItf uud-rtal-
t'e aqii-, oot onT aiih General srsufs sa.r-ar
l- e-in Z eEelusFs promise rl every aa-.alar-s
p lAi 4re-iel HlatfrIl ard Maps fu r. elr n ne
han1s, aheh eanu1f af1srr - 81 aifs'sa.f .rf ~
sad - geuresleu OF or stsf have Cf-r-i a. 49,
sFti az WESTON, ani sgppiy aa q rhaII l--.i l..
uisEe t1e uori. a aaflui 1iatafc reenrf
a N nE nay ..ie.s pr1ulsa DE Pltle fr1. o.
q. agh ne sofk nigh hs1e bss1 l--ter f.as =.
ether hapds, -leg VII 1ud. lu tals uaira. 80
truth earsly .'ied tfora i1s yre,- riss Of nlsts
rlaia systemsf a dIgrf-.t, -airfl.a-ar u-rz-uI-
I'd 10 a mlltiry poiut or rIes ana un.1a1-....f -
pIeIafco cl a1y 1l1d Hhst-,--
he story q iasls
rr2il I'.I 4, ys.f &c la--.as. liazss flri1-sl
.ghi.h in.eI..ak IN iron eha.H-rorz me psa-.-sf
Je1in alif me s1ormy, sucrsssf1- I.rsf-i1-. -
aood q our 'lreai cs9ian.H
4 an, rsry aincarsiy, yoerr,
C. B. RL.usrns8s. IA.
rhis w0sE :. soia ssiy By s.h.sriyuss.
Agent uaaied 10 even comfy. F--.-..- 90.
nioIy Ntsu' and Iinerii uirrsul-uzs tdsrsi-
CD RICHaHBsOH. Pusu.s.,
~ hr1ais1Y. New York.
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AFFoRNEYs an LAW.

CAMPBELL MoRWEN a 6RoEsBECK, Attor-
l / Deys n Law anu Claim Agents, practice IN Gll
lie C1urtz- Collections promptly attended 70 /;
> 20 claims against the United Srstes and Vouchers
collected. Once q North Cherry street. Up stairs.
SITS, X. A.--Att0Insy and Councillor at Law,
a r a Drw a.
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MERRITT 1 HILIl-Dealers IN Wall Paper
MI WindoW shades, WindOW Glass; aad PhBio-
FTsPhic Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WAT CHES.
Pain EllsTy, Hf.h AlbSia osss............. g25 90
Sterling Silver csss.....--. IS %
PAL JsEesd, 4" "-......... 81 50
Flnu Bartlett 4" "............ 20 50
Pail JeWeled, &" "............ Al %
ehonom'r hS. "............ AZ 80
Appleton, Tracy Co, extra jsWelled, gold
balance, IN o. Sterling Silver csss.--.--. % %
sane, but with Expansion balance, in o..
Sterling Silver case. rs %
sane, bUi with Expansion balance, accurate
y adjusted TO heat snd cold, in On. Ster.
ling SILVER So 90
The above h fortHo ounce cases. E1tra for three
ounce cases, %; Dur ounce, SO. VII be Beai
Zee BY msl or express on receipt Of pree. Pen and
Rstch circular sent fzas. Address
Q. p. BARNE9,
Dealer IN Sold Pens and kulsriGan Watches,
SIS hEa-streei, Cor. SIKH, Louisville, ky.
EpTT-tV
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tsned repuiauon suss Ede spread as, stin cog
BOT q North Ameuea. But the crognt oryuI her
a. lie remains 70 be STAINED IN his d ciOconyegrY
usiher combination. for be does not clam 70 have
tea The oisooverer Of ClDROS, VII ch lie the bssis
u the Bitters now offered 70 the put!c. That hon
or belonEs - the native inhahtRnt4 Of Central
more thGn tEo hundred yesrs Armed Hith it the
iHdiau has dehsnce 20 the most deadly malaria,
sd ksndie without fear, the most veuomons ser
psute- lts A belief with them, that while there is
t1s.th IN the body, The Cedrcn Is potent 10 cue no
matter Whtt she dseuse may be.
While Dr. Bull y Dot prepa ed 10 endorse this ex-
usragsut preteusion, be IS nevertheless sat shed
l1m thorough examination OF the evidence rala-
ung 70 ~ virtues, that a. = remedy and preventa-
I'VE ior All disease arising nom exposure. r Their
70 TIE weather or climate, or 10 nliasmsle iunuen-
lrs stands
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eO,OOO Copies Already sOlai
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II :. nELANY. Att,rrsy'st Law. and War Claim
II. Agent CleFelsnd, Tenn. nty46-ly
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WALL PAPER, etc.

VTILsON, j W. 4 CO.-Msnufanturers and
w wholesale and Retail Dealers Ia Tin, Copper
and Sheet iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
college street.
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.0OK AND JoR rRINTINe.

CAMERON, WA. CO.-Book and Job Printers,
~ aud pa, fishers Of the Daiy Ard Weekly
Union, Primers Alley, betaeen Union and Dead
eric Z streets.
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BANKERS AND BROKERs.

BANKERS AND BROKERS-
LHIRST NATIONAL BAHk-GoYernment DepOsl.
It tJry-No. ~ College street, between Union
and The Public Square dealers IN Uneurreni
Money, Exchange, Con, and Government SecuEi.
ties Of Al KINDS. stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission Collections promptly 81,
tended TO-
A. 8. sASTOa9, Prss't- Jas. G. osDES ,Cash'E.
MARR, THOS S.-Broker, cOrner Onion and
vi College street-, buys aud sells Gold, Uneur-
rsnt Money, Governments Securities and Nouchers.
Collections attended ~ promptly.
Also buys and sells on csmInlsalon.
GECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- 2s Cherry street, deals in Exchange, Govern
ment securities and Co n. Collections promptly
attended 10 J. LUEsDEs, Cashier.
TENHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
4 Deals IN Exchange; Government Securities
and Com Collections promptly attended 70.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds sid on Commission
". ". BEEsT, President. EDsAa JOINS, Cashier
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No u.an's nsme Is more Intimately connected
eth the history q MATERIA MEDICA 81 the
ulltsd Stetss o. more iaF0rablY known a. o PIC
nser IN Medical Discovery. than thaiOf
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CI.OTrIuNG.

AZ NIX. L.'s-EsTABLIsuED In ls13--PAYS 50 PEI
n for Cast on Clothing tsnn any other dealer
Can On or address Mr. or Mrs. LEVEasrYN as sevcnti
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csSDA nnA WORTH or Lap,fsS' AND GENTLE
~AU.vUU meas Cast on Co.ains wanted for which
1Am willing pay III. ft value ~ cash. ian on or sd-
dress EDWARD MILLER. 1856 scysnth avenue. Ladies at
tended by Mts Miller.
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7)IGEON MATCH-AT HOBOKEN COURSE, TUESDAY
L Oct. II. at 7. NJ between Oscar Sanford ten
double birds. and James WheAey, at twenty single BIRDS
Tor 800 a side. Also same day two other matches.
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L'OR SAiE-A HANDSOME, WELL, BROKEN SETTER,
out Of some of the best stock In the West;
count OF the illness of the owner 2tS years Price sl0O
Call at 81 Montague street. Brooklyn.
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FOR RICHMOND. CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
Il. Goes 70 the wharf ut Richmond.
The new and elegant side wheel steamships HATTERAa
marnsnl every saturday at II M ALBEMARLE Bourse,
every wednesday at IL NJ from pier U.s. North river.
,pp Gr igg e superior
Freight received pier 36 North river atai
nlcs during business hours consigned to our ad
dress prsmpty forwarded.
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TOR WILMINGTON, n: g.. DIRECT
Atlantic Coast Mail Steamship Comany.
suTERPE, Captain Eldridgo.
TWlIlGHT, Captain Spcer.
The elegant and fast steamship EUTERPE is receiv-
Ing freight pier 81 North river will leaye above on
Saturday, October 81 at p NJ.
For freight or passage having superior accommodations,
apply 70 LIVINGSTON, rOX Coz IA broadway.
Agents at Wilmington HARRIS HOWELL
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pRIzE MONEY. AL WHO HIVE LETT CLAM
! Tor collection of pr 20 money with MOLLsX@ FkAs
sARp l YORK street Brooklyn and l9l SeiSh rect Ne,
York wi please roll ut l south street, New York, wkrr
thew vii 4rtiled with. Cash advanced oaAtuust oans
against the gssrnmcnt
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A PARTNER WANTED--WITH SOME CAPITAL, tt
~ assist In the manufacture of staple article In niver
sal demands ready sale; 900 per cent profit. JEFFERS ~
Broadway room No D.
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A YOUNG MAN WISHES TO FORM THE ACQUAINT
"A of person with capital of $1,000 TO So 900
with the view Of engaging In the retail grocery business
the city country The best OF references capa
b1ty and integrity Address for three days box 655 New
York Post Office.
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TNOR SALE-A DOUBLE JOHN MULLIN GUN 30
inch IL gauge ffne Iamiuased order: viii be
sod low for want OF USE Call at II Newark avenue Jersey
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DuY THE STRANGERS GuIDE.--Ir Is CoRRECr-A
ID guide 10 IL u useful reference boob
for citizens. For sale ut depos, news stands and blythe
American News Company, lig and l2l Nassau street
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90 REWARD. -srRAYED, A SMALL BLACK ANT
'pD tan ng Hit leather colaf on hts neck answer.
OF Fio per returning the said Dog 20 Mrs
FREY, third house north Of Eighty fourth street. will receive
the above reward.
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SPORTING.

ANY PERSON LABORING UNDER TIE IMPRESSION
a thatthe yacht Palmer win beat the yacht Henrietta in
the match race, Monday October 10, and willing to
back II can hear Of cash customer by addressing Thcade
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-03
Indian Troubles in the Far West.
FoRT LARAMIE, Thursday, July n, 1Se

FoRT LARAMIE, Thursday, July n, 1868.
One thousand Cheyennes, Sioux, Arrapa-
hoe, Backfeet and few Comanches at
tackled Platte Bridge Station, on the tele-
graph road, on Tuesday This garrison
numbered less than $50. The fight lasted
two days and resulted in a heavy loss to
the Indians The loss on our side was Lit.
Collins and one enlisted man Of the lltb
Ohio Cavalry, killed, and "a men wounded,
25 of whom belong to the lth Ohio Caval-
ry and the lth Kansas regiment The
Indians retreated to the west, tearing down
telegraph poles and destroying the wire.
A note was picked up on the battlefield
written by white prisoner recently cap
tured on the South Platte, which says the
Indians do not want peace, but are fighting
for all time that we had killed one Of their
chiefs in fight, and they are going to de-
stroy the telegraph, and that they expect
reenforcements.
The body of Lieut.. Collins was horribly
mutiated His hands and feet were cut
off, his throat was cut, his heart was torn
out, he was scalped and had over 100 ar
rows in him ....
There seems to be not the slightest dis
position on the part of the Indians for peace,
which can only be obtained by severely
furnishing them.
One of the Powder River columns is now
moving to join the force from Platte Bridge,
which is following the Indians.
1t is stated that all the troops intended
for the Indian expedition would have been
in the field long ago had not the contractors
failed to deliver the supplies according to
the terms of their contracts
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-03
The Freedmen in Missouri and Arkansas.

A report from Gen. Sprague, Assistant
Commissioner of the Freedmen for the
States Of Missouri and Arkansas, accompa-
MED by number Of other reports from Off
GERS acting under his supervision, reached
Gen. Howard's Bureau Friday The follow
ing extract from Gen. Spraguc's report
shows the estimation in which he holds the
loyalty of a large number Of the people of
the States mentioned:
regret to say that even now i'll Missouri and
Arkansas wherever the power of the Government
is not felt through its military arm, the negroes
still held and treated as slaves andit is from these
former slave owners, vioaters of the law, from
whom the cry constantly comes that the negro
won't work" The negro is frightened. He fears
in some way he will be cheated out of his liberty,
and it is my firm conviction that it is the settled
policy of large majority of former slave owners
to accomplish by State legislation and by covert
violation of the law what they have failed to ac-
complish by rebellion.
In conclusion Gen. Sprague strongly ur-
ges the policy of leasing or selling the
lands in small quantities to the freedmen
who have proved themselves capable Of
the charge, by their intelligence and indus
try He believes that if this course were
pursued almost every freedman in the
State would be sustained by his own labor
and the Government thereby be rid of the
expense it is now mourning by the issue Of
rations to the destitute. In Missouri up
to June 30, 2,747 refugees drew 20,359
Government rations, while the freedmen,
numbering 249, drew but 2,379. The mon
ey value of the rations thus drawn amount
ed to 4STl SO