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DR.. KINGS
Dis pens airy
FOR
PRIVATE DISRASHS.

49,, DR.. KING. formerly Of Rev YORK, fer
~ last four years Of LOUISVILLE, KY, Who
hss devoted his attention to the treatment o. PM
Vsts diseases fOf 50 years. hstters himself having
attended 10 practice for many years, and cured
80 many thousands be 70 enabled 70 cure al diseases
Of private nature, no matter how bad they may be
tom injudicjous medical treatment OF nom neglect
q their own. Or. Kings DispensaEy Is No. p
DsadeTiak street., between Cherry and the Square
ssSond story, where he cures al diseases Of Prl'
VAte nature
GoDOuhBa cured without RsuseOas Medicines or
ntsrferepce with business
Structures Of old or recent date eheet1Ally cured
b few days, b. sn operation which csJlses no
psinl Where = structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed Perhaps no disease causes more nasohiei
aud 1Bd6rmtnes tbs health 80 much
Byphiis, With all tns diseases Of the skin, grow.
ng out Of neglect OF tad treatment, can be edsetu-
ally cured in 6 few days.
eEzETEAL ADMINISTRATIONS attention having
bssn given to this disease, Gnd ali the consequences
growing out Of u, brought 10 many cases BY the
destructive habits Of Ibconsiderate youth, and ex-
cessiTe indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which wiz undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unit Tor business society, and eaLs-
ing Premature old Rge-
Females who may DO lAbOrng with any difficulty
q the womb may rest assured Of immediate re-
EeL
Persons residing abroad, By writing and stating
their case with Zee enclosed, direct tolF. A. King
No. g DeadeTick street., Nashville, Tenn, win haTe
the necessary medicines ssut 70 their addraas
Ones hours nom o'clock in kha morning until
ths evening" Apr &Stv
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GALLERY
OF THE
Cumberland.
CATALOGUE

NF PHOTOGRAPHIC oARTEs DE vIsTTE OF
" d 5unguished officers Of the Federal snd Con
federsts Army aud Navy, for sale, Wholesale and
Retail A liberal discount made TO dealers E
Retail price. Is cents, SEAT TO any part Of tie
country, by ma, on receipt Of an order; with the
m0net at "MOESES GALLERY OF The CUM.
BERLAND," Is Cedar street. Nashytlie. Tennes-
zee Also, for sale Card pictuTesof pte5hinent Ae
Eesses, SC, &C.
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III G deal Department.

SURGEON y. CLEEDEED, Q. s VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cum
reI,aad- Ofics "A ChsETy-stFeet.
sURCEOs E FIlETCHER, Q. s. VOLS,
Medical PUrFeyor, o. 6. A. Office Houh eide Of
Public SQUARE, between Market and Front
ASST SURGEON D. BACHE, U. s. 4,
Medical Inspector. Office ~ Cberry-strest
SURGEON L l. JAATEs, 4TH Q. '. O.,
Heath officer and Post Surgeon. once a
Cherry street
GIN EETRAL HOSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Pe1itentary. Surgeon BUr,dtt Closlz, Z.
Vois-s 10 charge.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL,
Near PeniisndsTy. Surgeon W. Thralkeid, q. g.
Vols, Ia charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL.
College I'm. Surgeon J. E. Herbst, o. & VOls.,
10 charge.
NO. ! GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon J. L. Stanford, q. 8,
Vols, in charge.
NO. 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College HI. Surgeon J. z. Herbst, u. s. Vols.,
10 charge.
NO. 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
9. E. Cor. Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon J. Z. Ludlow, u 8. Vols., In
no. 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hall, Church-stTeet. Surgeon r. r
Taylor, u. g. Yols., ia charge.
no. ii SMALLPOX HOsPITAI,
On The Charlotte Rosi. A. Asst Surgeon G. ".
France IN charge
NO. IA GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near n and Q. Railroad Depot Surgeon 8. E.
FuHeT, u s. Vols, in charge.
NO. IS GENERAL HOSPITAL,
COTnsi ia inner and Lne-streets, Surgeon ".
L. OhamoeTs y. S. Vols, In charge.
NO. Is COETRABAND H6kBrTAL,
On College, betWsen Church and Broad-strests
l. Asst surgeon justin RonsyDe in charge,
NO. 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
On Msrket-stTeet, between Union snd Church
z5reets. Surgeon ". b. Thom, Q. 8. Yols., Ia
5hzrEe
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MarshsPs Sale.

q. :. DISTRICT c iUBT FOR. THE MIDDLE
DISTRICT or TENNESSEE.
vs. I InEorDatoo
Ia Packages Merchants and sut- No. 50.
lsrs Gtods.
DURSuANT TO VENDITfONI EXPONAs
4 issued from the said C11rt 10 said cause, on
saturday the 2lst day Of JANUARY 1855. between the
hou 81 10 and II o'clock, e the store house sd-
joining the City Hotel, 10 Nashville, Tenn, Ou the
eouth, on the pubic squa 2, formerly occupied ~
messrs. J. DunoaR 4 Co, VII fell for cash. ~
the highest biddersass putlic auction, Boxes
Rsisins and box Emery Paper, condcuinsd q sad
csusehy sad Court as forfeited the United Statss.
EDWIN Z. GLASGOW,
JanlI-lN Marshal Middle Dist. Tennsssse
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helmbOld's Extract Buchu
Is THE GREAT-DfURETIG
ana It . oeEtsin 2 have ths desired seos II ~
Diseases ioF FuiOh Il Il Fsc5mnsEdsd
BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
aamtola's sighlJ OOaoaa.r..sd Con
Fluid Extract Ssrsapsrllla
BXPHILIA

Tuis b "A sAsodoa q ne biood, and sttaci-s tt.s
5eTIlil OEsa1sy LLnlngs a tie Nosa, Esrs. Throat
v tndpipe, End Otber mucus surfaoss rrsLfng -
appearance N The forn n Ulcers. Helmboldis e
tract SaZsspar1ls pgriaas tie Blood snd razrogus
Az scaly sruPdons u 1Is skin, = ring 70 the con-
psklca . Gear and beatty color. e being prspar-
ed expressly for this class o. oompIai ~ "a bId
purifying properties are preserved 70 greatey a.
tent than snJ otheC preparation Of aaraGparna.
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Send for a CataIOguel
BOOKS

FOR an classes, upon l subjects, IL every style Ct
biuding, and 70 eEdless variety. Exclusive
Agsnt for the
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Albums from SOC. upwards.
Marshal's Sale.

FaAA v S4a@a
q. s. DISTRICT coUsT FOR MIDDLE DIs-
TRJ0r OF TEHNEsSEE.
Ias United States
> Iu1OTUGf-Gu
ssohels market ''Br snd &C, rsn nd No s.
l Trunk marked "p," CO tanning
jegelry.
DUESCANT To A VENDITIONT EXPONAs
j j. ued from sgi Court 10 s'id cause, OF fuss-
Say the si-t day Of January ls65, CetSeen tns
hours Il 10 sni II O'clock A. Il at The store house
on me public square IN Nashyilis ~ % ming The
CITY Hotel on the sou h, and formerly occupied by
Messfs. A. J. Dunean s Co, viii sell, Al pubic
aucfon. Tor cssb, 70 the highest bidder, the above
mentioned articles, condemned by SAID Court ~
forfeited 70 he United states
EDWIN r. GLASCOCK
i8uu-2os Marshal MidcIs Dist. Tennss see.
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AFFIDAVTIl

PeFso1sliy Appeared baiOrs ne a Aldsruan 81
ths csty q Philadelphia, n. T. HslmboLd EhO, o.
ng duly sgo-n- doth ssys fps preparations contain
20 nsrcocc 10 mercury, o. other INJURIOUS druqe,
Tut re purely vegetable. II. 7. HELldBOID.
sworn and subscnbed before ne. t1is "a dsE
November, Is5f. WM. p. HIBRAED
Aldenm2n, sth-strast, soOFc Rasla PhiIs.
Address letters Tor taformsti0n 10 oonfdsnes
u. T. HEIiMBOLD, Chemist
Depot los 5ouEh TanEh-street
BslOS Chsssuoi. PldIadslphia.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFETa
AID uEPRUCTPIED DEALEzA,
aho sndaaYor 70 dispose ssOF THEIR ONsS AL
Hosner Articles on the rspnt4tiOh STAINED b
halmoold'a 6eauins Prepsrs1Oas,
EKffact Buohu,
Sarseparilla.
Improved Rass Wash
sod b I'll Druggists eTeryWhafa-r
AK F0R RRL9BOLDSTAKB NO o1HRFs
Cut out TIE ADVERTISEMENT and as1d brit sfFD
AVOID LNRoRsloESAND 1XPosuR1Is
mslS-1
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Photographic Family Bibles,

A new and elegant design of Family Bibles, az
ranged for -ixteen lkene ses
Descriptive Catalogues mailed fresto any address
on application.
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For Rent.

nos FHE TR1R ls6s. THAT VALUABLE Pro
Il pOTty on ChsrTy stIest known a. the "Catron
Property" opposite the Maxwell HOase. aud q
present occupied % thc HsshVn3s Ca Light Con-
paNy. This fcoparsy is tie Loosi Ysiua6ie n ths
cty or many p1rposss For tsrER8, gor kny pafs Of
Il apply 70 locC2S-hl n. &. ALLoHAY.
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HeImboId's Extract BuChn
OUEEs
8ECRET DISEASES

ShCGGh4 LIS EA9As9
N all their stages; at Hasie expense; little o. ~
change Ii Diet no inCChVsusnce,
AND NO EXPOSURE.
u causes frequent des.re, ami gives strength 10
u1nste, thereby removing ObstrJsotOns preventing
snd curing structures Of the UTsthra, allaytng pain
and Inflammation, so frequent 10 this class on dis
eases, and e1polling POISONOUS, DfsRASRB
IND HORE-OUT lL4TTER
Thousands upon Thcuss1ds
WHO HAVE BEET THE VICTIM or oUAOKa
ard who hsTe paid II LA " FEES 70 t. cured IN
shoft TINE, HGge lolnd theJ were deceived, sad
tn2t th3 "PC4=on' hos, by he uss 1f "PUWsTiti
Astr1ngeDts, been dried Up "a the system 70 break
Out u an s2srs rated orsas ans perhaps atar IA.
rage.
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HRLMBoLDs ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of q syphlige ~
ture, and ~ InJsctOn " dissess 81 tSs uriusrF
organs arialng uOm hahits q DISSIPATION no q
connection Win me EEtrscts Buchu md sarHaps
tia 10 such Diseases - recommended.
EVldence q The most responsible aEd ealishss
Character viii accompany the Eie,ieinss.
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II Cooper, A 70 Z c
Rob- Acl1ice, 100
Harri.on Corn. = IL
DAVID rber, u
Peter Cole. 6Is
Clos Ole, 3 -
n CEazist, Be
N Jaggsrs, reb citizen.
Chas Wh tfn0Ts, q Mich
lnhnC Whtelsather r 4iInd
Vim " Starks, uzRigned v 70
jake MeD0wo D 10 Ohio.
y W Hhem d, 3 i78 :"
James Whits6eld, y csc
Edw lrd ARM trong, 9 IL "
Lee L wrcnce, A Y
Ma un Muck, ~
James Re guson req 81 Tenn
Sem nsharn, reb = 10 Tam.
Capt v N II Raymond,
joseph Lee, f82 Ohio.
Geo. 81 bird e 81 No
Jno + Nils, 3
Vim Sheldon, Q q
sIber gartin, Q 30 Ind.
leroy Frvin, y y Z Q.
Wison Nafheg, d 100 Z s Q.
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ISsAs % BaisaIB MsrCary, % nuplesssas medicine,
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-14
RICHMOND WING.
WF.nNEsDAY NORNING..JUNEI4, ls65.

The Navy Department has ordered to be
Sold at auction. on the 2lSt instant, tho
steamers Baltimore, Watch, Juniper, Teaser,
Putnam, Resolute, Cactus, Seymour, CE0r
dc Leon, Zeta, Mystic, Western borid'
Dumbarton, Lillisn aud Bat. The last three
are captured blookade-tunnerS.
The Cincinnati GdssiiSS Chattanooga dee
patch SAYS that the ordnance building there
had exploded, setting fire to and consuming
twO warehouses filed with government
stores. The loss TO the Governments $780,
600. Between ten and fifteen persons we're
killed and wounded. The explosion was
caused By sparks from locomotive.
The Government on Thursday despatched
five hundred men, with intreuchment tools
and cotigS, 10 the battle fields OF the Will
derness, fo- the purpose OF decently inter-
ring the remains Of all soldiers exposed TO
view, Of which there are number.
II is the opinion of those prominent citi-
zenS of Georgia, Alabama and MiSSisslppi,
who have conferred with the President, that
the same policy regarding reconstruction
adopted in the case Of North Carolina, Will
De applied TO the other Southern States.
The latest adyices from Mexico received
ut Washington diScredlt The rum0rS OF 4
French advance on chihuahua. The story OF
JuareLs fleeing TO this country IS also pro
nouEced unfOunded.
The Natchez Courier, of the S0th OF May,
saws that Kirby Smith has certainly gone TO
Mexico, and tina. he had one million six hun
dred thousand dollars in specie, and about
fifteen thousand troops who were going with
him. Doubtful,
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BOOTS & SHOES.
W. A. RANSOM & CO.,
LATE ]. II. RANSOM Co,
MfNUFlCTURERS and WHOLESALE DEiLERS
BOOTS AND SHOES,

% CORTLAND aud 80 Day Streets, New York,
Have constantly ON hand large and well selected
stock uI I grades Oi goods suitable for city aud coun
c6asefs jel--lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-14

ITO TIE PRIVATE FAMILIES AND STORE.
/ KEEPERS OF RICHMOND, VA, AND
YlCINiTl.-Ihe great advance in prices Of eye-
~ article OF domestic use Grst brought out
EEeas'S East Endin Coffee.
Since its inuOIucti0n in 1861. 50 well liked hiss
1. become in consequence Of its excellent flavor
and very healthy properties, besides its great
econOmy-bo.ng only half the price Of the hes.
Java Coflee-that it has found its way into early
every private family, hotel restaurant and board
ing house Ia the principal cities OF the East,
North and West and as it undoubtedly will IN
the South.
kcnt-s East India Coffee
is prepared irom pure Coffee and Dsnde ion Root,
which is knOwa az possessing great noarishin 2
and invigorzting powers, and when properly
roasted and mixed With pure Coffee is ffes from
the delete;iOus effects produced by the ordinary
store cohees, or pure coffee alone.
Kent'S East India Coffee
produces no nervous excitement nor headache,
but IS healthy palatab!e aud nOurishiDg. Ii can
be used by The invalid as well as by the strongest
The eminent Or. PRIME says:
'.EGeut'S East Bmdia Coffee
is worthy Of all praise, and should he used by
all economical hOusekeepers."
Professor UPHAN, one Of our most eminent
chemists, says; Il consider
keal'S East India Coffee
a national blessing. | have been unable to use
any coffee for over twenty years past until Kent's
East India Coffee was recommended 10 me. II
produces neither headache nor nervous prostra.
ton Of the system, as is the case Of every other
coffee / have ever used"
The eminent Bishop Ames, Bishop Potter Bishop
Baker, Rev. DR.. Richardson, Professor Jas Bowie
DR.. Faces and many other of our most distin.
gushed men, all bear testimony 10 the great ex-
cellence OF RENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE as a
pleasant, wholesome family leverage, combined
with household economy, while 10 the storekeepsr
il aliorcs handsome profit and gives general
satisfaction to his customers.
kent's East India Coffee
Is packed in papers containing one pound, true
weight and retains its delightful aroma any
length Of time II is packed in cases containing
IS 60 aad 100 lbs for groceIs and large consumers
The East India Coffee Company's depot Is at
l54 Reade street, New York.
my29-i3m eodsm 2tw3m ltw3m
ENVELOPES AND NOTE pa
II PER.-EnvelOpes by single thousand and
note papes by the Team at wholesale prices,
sent by mail, post paid, on receipt of the price.
lOOO Bun letter envelopes, extra thick $500
900 white note envelopes, double thick 3b0
One ream upper thick note paper 800
One box $50 new style Magenta envelepe 400
Dealers wishing a supply would do well TO
write Us for samples and prices.
G. s. HASKINS 4 Co., Stationers and Enve.
lOpe Manufactures % Beskman Street, n. Y.
;nyl0-6m
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SCHENCS'S MACHINERY DEPOT.
------ --------- IL --------

JACOB b. >cHENCH, AGENT,
No. 20 Maiden Lane. New Work.
Woodwork Planning, Tol-uIug and Growing Ma
chimes. sash and U..Uu Machinery. Portable aud Sia-
tuuary >,esu Ln- la- and Boilers, aud all kinds OF
Machinery Joe working wood aud irIu. Also q sups-
lug, &c, sc.
prompt attention
~ Eefetrue- iu Richmond: Msssrs. Green Z Allen
sud Messrs. John 81 Geo. OIi>.u.
Petersburg E2rrr,s copy, aud send BIN 90 Green &
Allan. HE-I--.lErf
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NEW YORK ADVERTIsEMTs.

nf.r.Ir snsh
q la.ig'' E'Ss' rf-, Bell. and '-' to s''' cash
"a, C S.a5.1 f,,r.. spsc,r,r rru,. 80 so
Sao 30 taaal, DISHES, lS
80 do SH gGs.sa,, T 5ls sasyt Gun.
80. a. l. r,rf and t,,ts r...
wv t 80 90
-, N. f..... f..'..l FORKS. 10 a.
4 ...l-....,.. lIr.. .u.-..t.. Wa.,r,-sb 10 each
iar ,.-s N.,Is.,. 49,,
.l no
r...l '.I b .-.... s..s Chains. 30
S..s o.. ur.. ..-..i t.e.a...-.
s .e.. , .......r.. a.-l cam. 50
.... ~. .. ... J...i .rr..
49,. r.-... ... f.,l and f...-Ht.as
..r Uf,r-
49, -... u'.....5 ..r.,-..u... 80 D.
t ..-. ,... V..s...s-,.. 80
s ss 81. !. 2 es.. ,ss.,aa,, stud.
Nr
a., t,.s' .'..-.. D., E.... so 10
-, H.s.tsur.a. D. 80
a., P.4-Y'D..i ...-.. 10
$50 th5,.l c..l laas-. q. a
~. .'-.... I,....-5f RIOS. 10
$3.50 >"ie i.-Ie- j'-r.r' --.1rt aud
. - I'r.... y ..... f..-..s.. Fs..rr
ops. eHt .,.i'r ,..'r-' .,,..t
i"'.' "..- d, .,'r '-' Ia
l,..o Gold Pens sgJ Gold Mounted
-.. a. D. .l...i...'' ......-f rv, i,t5.r. n "a
49, '... t ft. '....l 49,. M
-- o. ri., t...r and
Balls.
ARRANDlIE y Co.. Manufacturers Agts.
Announce httsi "t the above fist Of goods viii be
sofa Or "ss Dc. s,s'. ,-,.,f M.
49,. ..,- .,-ir.. 81. bs...8d tbrarsI ths var
- ~. - f1. .,.rg ~ -,-r large 1usurity of
lattl- ~ t 'I,. l.,f.1.ia D ,.- tI,. rr.-Ii.b
Nel4a''J Eeis y. - ,! - En- rli. r.,gr. MI
NJ ~ ,lfn ,IANy ~tC-iFflE. TH4ff' tbr.a
Al ~ ph >Ni-l' So ,sIIi,r'r d, "a Ivy .'.-,,,
t XVI IA sf..5a manu- gtarcr-. have re-
l'+ .Lf f..i a.. i.ls.-.., 4. b., iiyll..l sr.
eogias g Che ,s.era lssa. ... r pm, n,, on.
vfi.is', . .t-l' ., l. n, ,,1r ,1 SENT Jv
,'iI nm. .,,l.r ul ..y.Ii-l.uI ON receipt ui The
esTss!.s you VIII see 9i yea rg Z, h5ye sa4 then
ice az no.. Pase-..,I. may tbus obtain Gold
Mach Diamond i..us. ora1y 81. or Jewrlry on our
li,. Tor uNE uUr-ts.
send . Goats Ter teruhcate.
In an ;ru-sc.l.-s p! mas. We shA.i charge iot i,t-
business, . cent, eaeh which must br enclosed wheu
the CertitcD IS sen, i't. Five Cerinc,'es Will be
so. one hundred .lr 81.
NXb,t the 81. prr..', Sav oFI-..
r.--.Aa ...-.-.....
SGsAf Sitt ,...s r. iEs s,ag9 , =
cItl.s i,l 49, 49,. h. ~ ~ ~
~ iil Ian q. y,l fsirv done. You e-res ~ AXE
cerlrtele or eri,a-A st..se' ell,,t IN "a vuEel-
ii-sei Min IN. srtcie riica NJ M csraini M bs
-+6 more thTn tbtf srruun and NAV b.. $50 on Si00
An excellent mode this of Investing Sndlg
Ty-ss a. A. Gus. Fe5. ID, ISIS.
No.. Arr,D5.ls A Ga. have lon, bosp psr.,p,llv
A5,'ls -ti'-'.i'- - 60 q .-.e ~ pgl,-lelts
Known 70 Us a1N ~ 'isN, 81. ~, WV Wy
Wut-ns OF t~g5.. 4 olita' -il's 'eth
We have Inspected the Office Of Arrandale * Co.'s
Agency loE hHtvftae 1lins eN eller,, iatse
newest Paiteru- We also ngtced large quantity ui
silver pt-e az tl- we nele ot the'f
ht@L. 49,. -f,-,,,.-- ~ L.. y. "a p Nv 81
pngclt s.H-h $500 o., W anu a.
lJrdlnk tNsel'i1 ~ men " f., " know tne
rrn ll Gie't-4 =. " ", Le'tettaeie tlo lh'iplkhy
Wnr,y on Pe9's S.,'-lis.gei el1 fc'9i,ii-nu onr
friend, ~ Led0 tA74E a4'ei'-'einsl ,-'-N = -t5oa,
SOP % ts.t'
by N-~srs. Artanaa.e x 90. arrangement, The al
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NOrtR River agricultural Works.
GRIPPING BROS. ~ Co.,

7
IS n 60 COurtInnd street.
NEW YORK.
MANUFACTURES OF PLOWS, HARROWS,
wi Caltiyators, Cotton Sweeps, Corn Mills, Cot
ton Gina &c. Every implement wanted BY the
Planter Also. dealers in Field and Garden Seeds.
Also, agents for Bruee's Concentrated Manure
Bone SC, send Tor circular, Ies-an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-14

KROMER's HAIR DYE.-FIFTY
IN CENTS A B0X.-Boxes larger than dyes
that sell for 81. Natural, durable, beautiful
Wranted TO please. This article has been tho.
roughly tested by DR.. Chiffon Of New York and
Professors Booth and Garrett Of Philadelphia
who pronounce It free from all poisonous In
gradients, and the material composing It will
not injure the most delicate hair. Sold by
druggists and fancy goods dealers everywhere.
JOHN J. KRONER,
Sole Proprietor, 4us Chestnut Street,
my 2-sm Philadelphia, Pa.
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kcnt,s Eost Hndin CoGae

is prepared irOm pure Colee and Dande ion Root,
which is knowG az possessing great noRriShing
and invigorzting powers, and when properly
roasted and mixed With pure Coffee is ffes from
the delete:iOus effects produced by the ordinary
store coHees, or pure oOAee alone.
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-20

srnment. Mississippi. the first of the
late insurgent states to prepare the way
for return to her proper relations with
the Union, has disappointed this radical
expectation and hope. She has. With
reference to the negro, done everything
that even radcalism could have asked
her to Do, except to grant negro suffrage.
and with reference to every matter touch
ing reconstruction she has exhibited a
spirit and taken action which show tile
mos. sincere desire to Accommodate her
self to the new order of things. and to
fulfill all the duties of true and loya.
State under the Federal Constitution
Shs has abolished slavery absolutely;
she is to day a free State by her own
fundamental law, and she has mads it
the duty of her Legislature to provide for
the government and protection Of tho
freedmen -..-. . -.......... ..--
She has declared her secession ordi-
nance null and void-that is. as never
having been of any validity-thereby
denying the right of secession by
state.
She hes declared invalid all acts of
her Legislature while she was in rebel
lion. designed to aid the rebellien, and.
on the ground that all the acts of her
legislature while she was in rebellion
lack validity. she has declared valid all
that ordinary domestic Legislation affect
ing persons, property, Judicial proceed
ings, crime, &c.
But, say the radicals. her convention
did not ratify the proposed federal con-
stitutional amendment abolishing slave
~ in all the states. 1t could not do So
BY the terms of that proposed amend
ment it can be ratified by the legislatures
of the several states.
Thus Mississippi presents herself, and
no doubt every other southern state will
present herself similarly. Mississippi,
has done wisely. She has sinplifod
and narrowed the grand question of 70.
construction amazingly She has dis
armed radicalism perceptibly; lie. her
and all the southern states be careful that
they put No new weapons into its hands
10 the sort of men they send 70 Con,
gress.
And tEen let Us see how large a party
in Congress viii undertake to keep these
reorganized states-reqrganized On pro-
cisely the same principles as prevail in
reefourths of the northern states--out
Of their rightful places in the union. and
to hold them under military rule.
Chicago Times.
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-20
the American continent.

the American continent.
In 1914 an American schooner i'm
ported few bundles of this cane into
Georgia, and in 1s47 about a dozen OF
these plants Were brought to this city by
John Jos. Coiron, who planted them in
his garden at Terre aux Beufs. Meet.
lug with the most gratifying success in
their cultivation. Mr. Coiron, in 1925, i'm
ported sloop load from Savannah, which
he planted on his estate, known as the
st. Sophie Plantation, about thirty-six
miles below the city. Thence originated
the ribbon cane, or Javanese. now most
generally grown throughout the State
The plantation on which this cane was
first introduced has belonged successive
ly to Laurent Millaudon and Alexander
Lesseps.
The red or purple ribbon cane are the
two best varieties ever cultivated in Lou
isiana. They are hardy. aud are not in
Jnred by cold of two or three degrees OF
the centigrade thermometer. These va
rieties have stood the severity Of the
seasons, and have made the fortunes OF
the planters of Louisiana Mr.. Coiron
died about thirty years since, without
fully realizing the extent Of the benefit
and the additional wealth he had confer
red upon the planting interests Of Louis
lana. We fully agree with the generous
hearted Avequin in the sentiment that
the planters of this State owe him a
doubt of gratitude which they should re-
cognize by erecting n monument to his
memory, alike durable and conspicuous.
The memory of such a benefactor should
not be permitted to moulder in the dust,
and pass with his ashes to nothingness
er-f.-.- ..r ". o. Times