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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27

E'hali .~se effect on ne thirue:h day Of April
I ext
j" amend \. fSr;y-se-.Ei sc.t;an. re,ati.p 4.
the xrsnuns . License. 1, I. ,ders. Of Ar,,.
eie s;iy-stxia Of iae CsIs - puh.!. General
! Laws.
IL :: e,a:i-i hv n, 'ira..sl As envy II
Ntryi~ q. Ihs. the :nrtY-sr-ond section o@s,.
its'' hf'y'-'s'A : >fth' cols =: ri,- GesGal
Laws. r-'s;l,c % the cr4n,inr of L,c.ns.s
Traders, We ard cas sa-re i. ,eaeuv repealed
ana The following enacted a. "A subsu,u g thers-
j Se'. <G. ~'.ea .~r r.-.or univ psl,,c ~
[enrr"-':e. shalt r'u-l.,.. 20 se. or b.rsr anv.
t'h'hC mena"nei - :"s arece,flrs sec,inn, sx.
1cef: shr';a"as ~ 1sr levied liquors.. he shall
1arfi: :" '7e Oc"s of me Cire'ti; Coari of,As
senr''y m which Ne ssy rrssJe, ., if ne rss,6es
jin :he ci'y of B.ia~nrr, 10 he Cur, of Com.
n 'h '''".' f"r heeNss .hsrsof: !,ai NJ lesnse
~ ETee. ar 20 sell ,pi'itusus or ir-mentsd H.
tFu"rs saa.i o- issael ey all. r 'ert az q con-.
r" 'r'ne c"~r's. "r :" nny >scEon usdsr The
i-Ss - ,~e!;e 90, w':Aos, :as s.e:.-' order Of
s'sr lsiSs of .hs ,os-;: ~. ~ ilse e.: Al r,--
ssth ~otN''! "rGer :" ~.us Ia ID sell s,iriI-
"sa or ts'"si: :es iiIHors, un's apo the re-.
5 'm 7'sn:is;iHr ~ - sas; ivn res,e, bs
srhoidefs, r~xIueu:s ~ me war. or d,strte,
J ~"e'eih t8s .'iscs D sGlr may 5a, and -vnensN.
81 Snv sre - st:a.i tss4ea % +. fe-,. cov,r,
k'' c:n".. ;.' :a'i fshe-envssf. o. rr'r,r sAsn
- 'r*olcsio'e f.r al 'sn;rs>:a s.4ie ~ tae
!".*c-'1'loN nftnsIr .i,-ss uad.. -.eh i,..,,.
AIa <i. &c iIaDs TO b- sued irs- s<a. m a,v
4r'a- of tni: >!.se; !ti ,te sat 's~.-cav..,
= 3aHt oe s'~d, r indic 6! and ..-osr ~. !,
Scass nf ':oiti'r ~ asr 81 'ns ,icssse i,~s Of
Sthr state, or y. ! - s.f. sH"ti1 ke. di,,y-
SaeT'y h'ns'. "s Z >se We. fsre sn'.: and, Il
sJtdr'nsnt be ":''a.r.d against nsr ~ any ee,-
:r"c:, eA Al-i:'on -i"ii ~ may Is ne 10 ,As ort,
Shnrr VA: {" .i!e: her sr,te rai..,e so ide3.
! sh''.''er. :haI such responsibility chs, ,n n.
liner e~.cI " :r7:'sl 'ns 'v'.s3:y uf;.a
3 s!.'-'"aEr. or ,ar~-t lter the ex,<;i,y Ia a,d
IA: :':'s act sna ,a., cite o.: -, ,.r..c:;.;
1 ~ 4 'rl 1tx.
Iae s.res"nr s:e :-'<ir e,.s az. .s7isA
; no. ts avs ss-:er 81 :c4r7 tns C..rlp:ro.l,s
lest. JHt. 4. CAVALIER.
Clerk.
Hsrch c,sri, lst5--,A.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27

Liosasss to Ressii1, .f Sa*s.1t,"s>s ur ler
rented Liquor. " Logger Ee<r.--Tne anorn,.
of hcen.e 10 he paid oy retailers Of sIir,iu u
|"r Fr'nras~d ;iqH'rs "r i~grr h+~r are ~ fol
lows: Il the value Vi their stuck la ,-.i. bo
$500 o. iesS & "a
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
1868 )
I >2f;:II +

.&cs~tes'-" Rat, Roach, &C, Extess
Isa pas,e--n.era {" Rats.
Mice, Roa<Ae,. FLAX o"S
Nd .3,1s. Ge,. &c. DC.
"csssars' Bed-Rag EAtefninater
]. i hquys or wish. used -
.ics:roy. ara .lso "a pre-
v.n,ive fuI Bed bucs. &c.
'"csstarSs Electric Powder for lnssct',
j. tur Adds. Iosq"itoss.
Fecs, Bed B9os. L"srcts ~
Ptants. Fo9!' An:Ssals, DC.
~ S..,1 r., d! nlusg'sts AID Retailers
BEwARE!:! Of al! WORTHLESS.
iyn,,a;i.nis.
NJ. RE shn, &c" rAR's" name Is M sasl'
h,s. Bottle. ant, Pla.k i.f"re y..u buy.
HENRY u. COSTAR.
Rfy' Pnl.rlt DErvr. 4s2 Bxo~AswAY
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
john l.. Turner.
Asis:ee
-.
Nar---sr r shaw,
q ar,d.e- s. shaw.
Thon&. GrzAam AID
2sry Z GraAkR.
his Aiie.
II vie Circuit Court fos Saint Mary
Cosnt,, sitting as Court Of Equity.
No. !: Equity.
BY virtn. of authority vested in RE as
Ci,rk ol the Circuit Court 70. Saint Iaiy'
county it il hereby ordered, that the Repor
o. .Io-erh Il. kev, Trustee in this ea-e b,
rat!t:.! and c.nErlncd aniss. cause 10 To-
ne shown ~ ~ bcf~c the thirc
ID .day, il, June aex,: proviast! copy O
,h.. ,r1-r ar lus..-,s! IN 'l.e ~. Aary's Gs
z-',., once = week frs three successive WEEKS
,,r-vio,ls 10 s1id third Xonday ,i MA. next
TIE report state, taat the lsEd shd ~
Oh. Thousand dollars.
JNO a. CAMALIFR, CTk.
Trua e"py--Te-i:
jND. A. CAVALIER. CHI
April 1ssh, lss5-aw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
DENTISTRY.
DR.. " F. MARSHALL.
Dentist,
No. 424 Penn'a Avenue,
" ~.i,ing, VI. D. c.

I'D ESPECTFCi.l.Y Informs the ei'i1-ns "i
u Z ST. M4ry's that he will he in the c'unsy
,r the la,b of April. and will rrn,ain f.T sTv-
/ csal weeks. These wishing to avail them.
,e'rss Of hi. Professional .er siceA can call on
him a, rlEEY POINT. Or they can rroSurs
rs -..tvic.~ q, their residence by addressing
4 Ia through shs Poe, Office.
Dira, ,i,~:-
DIR W. =. MARSHALL.
Care OF X. J. Marshall. Esq,
rin-y Pin,. 81. Aary's Co; MI.
April 9Th issS-<i.
RATIFICATION HOTI('E.
William a. Lnkss
Mary 4. Hai!rothers.
Il :hr Nr:ui, Coar. fnr St. Mary osurIy
|.s,,; ns Az Court Equity, Il &. 1868.
No aS+ Equity.
|NRDERED hv the Gear, 'ha. the Auditor.
~ rru,rt :.l.,i ir ,his Case be ra:ih~'! ami
|,,,hr.n,,, unless car<. 10 the o.',trarv 20
,h,w,, or. ur n-6re the third VI 'nday uf june
next. rrnvnird a copy Of this order bs pub
s:.,~4 il. the ~. Mary. Ca-ette "nee ~erk
Bar :hr,.r .ucc~~Aivc weeks prix to the third
- wlay 81 May rrx;.
March -, lssS.
GEO. BRENT.
True copv-Te~s:
JNO. a. CAVALIER. Cin.
April 9Th iSc6-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27

Cannon Pss'. for q license thereof, under
! which license spirituoss Or rernenied lauors,
Tor Iaseroeer, may ts ..ss;n-edor sold IN auaIk-
ues 'ess ~ - = pint.
Sec. 2 And be !: esec:ed, That shis act
e'Han eAse effect on ne thirile:h day Of Aprd
iEsxt-
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27

Apri, 18th ,s66--2n.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18

Our readers may think it strange that we Sc
often urge upon their attention a medicinal
Already have We, for number
If weeks, urged the Importance of supply
Of Goes Cough Balsam in the house, read.
for immediate use. But our excuse is the
vast amount of sickness, sorrow and deatt
that are the immediate result Of sudden colds
coughs and pulmonary attacks; while thou
sands eff our children are diving from Group
aud lung complaints. Time and experience
have proved that Goes Cough Baisam : tn,
most speedy and reliable preparation ever
known to the world. Like magic it relieve,
the irritation of the throat, removes the stop
pages that prevent breathing in Group, ane
heals all soreness of the throat, chest anc
lungs. No man should neglect to supply hh
family with safe and reliable medicine lik'
Goes Cough Balsam, any more than he shoul'
neglect the supply of their daily bread. i
costs but forty cents, and the bottles conta.I
twice as much as those of any other remed,
at the same cost, while in merit, it is superIo
tosH otheSs. All drug stor"s keep it for sale
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18
tLAKA j. IOBB, FresluGnt
Mineral Point, April Il, 1865.

LIFE AND DEATH IN REBEL PRIsoHs-
We have received from A. kidder, %
Washin .ton street, Chicago, Ill, a copy
sof n neatly printed volume of 400 pages,
] with the above title 1t is written by
sRobert II, Kellogg, who was Sergt Major
lin the 10th Connecticut regiment, and who
was taken prisoner in April, 1864, and
Experienced the sufferin@S 80 often spoken
sof bv the prisoners at Andersonville and
zother places Mr. kellogg relates with
aninuteness the capture, the passage thro
! the south, the horrible life al Anderson
avillc, the transfer to Charleston and then
! 10 Florence, and finally the joyful exchange
sof himself and few of his comrades at
Savannah in December last The sad
sstaIe is told with simplicity, without exag
Iteration, and with every appearance OF
struth, and presents one Of the most exact
Band interesting pictures Of prison life that
1--WE have seen. The privations, the hope
/ land despair, the schemes of escape, the
sleaths, the weary life, the expedientS tC
5pass the time, the brutality of the jailers
.!thc heroic endurance OF the men, the
! christian meetings, and the robberies and
& murders, in short all he event. of the
sprison house are unfolded in this thrilling
:narratiye.
The work is sold only by travelling a
agents See advertisement
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18

~ burlington. Iowa. on the 3oth ult Mrs
CRgIsrIax,. wife of Gov. Henry DooGE, aged
So years
Ncarlvfor,y years ago, Mrs T., first arrived
iu Wisconsin. with husband anu family, ana
settled here while the Indians were suii the
Soycreicns of the country For two genera
lions she has BEEN the faithful and affection
late wife of kind and devoted husba 1c.
with her husband. she passing away the
winter months at Burlington. where she died.
She was an affrctionate wife; a loving
mother. kind friend good neighbor
and an exemplary christian. She passed
|opietty away from the turbulent scenes OF
earth. to the peaceful and happy regions
where Gods Will is done, TO enjoy through
|endless ages the happiness which He bes'oSi
I,Do- Ms ct;'d-e-.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18
|HY and RoA,ztlk.
- TUESDAY, APRIL IS, 1868.


Tomorrow wednesday, being the day
set apart for the Funeral ceremonies OF
that great and good man, Abraham Lin
coin, by Proclamation of the Mayor
all the stores and business places of this
city VIII be closed from a. IN. to 4 D. m,
Services will be held at the several
churches at l | o'clock TIE different bells
ia the city will be tolled from TO to II
% clock :. III.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18
Public Schools.

The Spring Term of the Public School:
Will commence on Monday, May LIST, 1865
Teachers desiring situations will please
present their applications to Henry Plow
man, Esq, on or before the Goth inst
j. NJ. SMITH, Supt.
April s. 1868.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18
-. WILSON q SUDDUTH.

,vyERs Mineral Point, Iowa County, Wisconsin
/ AN -, "a professional business and CORES
Il IHii a. t..-a-of IRE will procure Pensions an
Pondencse a., n. Federal Government, and prose
%. riafn,s upon liberal terms
suite eL.t.l1 oiite the Court HOUSE. up stairs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18

TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Darlington
a LAFAYETTE County, Wisconsin. Devotes his "a
s1tion exclusively his professon practices in the
rioas Courts of Wisconsin, makes Collections, and
faithfully and promptly, all
70 his care.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18
Cherokee Remedy and Injection

THE INDIAN RsMEDy--The celebrated Indian medi-
zines known Is Cherokee Compounds, Will be found
advertised in our columns. They various in kind,
but AL have the of urinary arrangement for their
object The Indian Remedy is that Of these med
cines which, under the name Of Cherokee Remedy,
has become widely known cei tain cure for Flu"r
Albus, Whites in females, and the best specific in
Of GonorrhOca and Gteet- 1t is always taken in
conjunction with the Of the Cherokee Injection
and taken fails of achieving thorough cure
either Of Gonorrhoea, elect or Fluor Albus. In com
position pure vegetable syrup unpleasant tc
take wholly free from mineral drugs, and one
Of the best remedies fer which it is recommended.
Sold by all druggists
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18
DR.. = a. FERRlN.
Surgeon O. s. Army

Late A. Asst Surgeon O. s Army
ysr-fAN and SURGEON, Wingvilie, Wisconsin
~ n Perrin intending to locate permanently II
u IN oFrrs his professional services TO It's ctizeh
a Grounding country "
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18

The Mineral Point Comfort Society is
IAN association of little girls of this city,
iwho have engaged in the praiseworthy
enterprise of casting IN tn cir mite fer the
relief Of the noble defenders of our coun-
try's liberties Delicacies from such a
source cannot fail to cheer the hearts of
the sick and wounded heroes who fill the
hospitals of our country. We imagine
we can hear them exclaim in the JOY of
their hearts, on the receipt of such fa-
vors God bless the little girls"
We have been furnished the following
list of the contents of box just sent to
the hospital of the 9th Wis. Reg't by this
association
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18
BE WISE By TIMES

BE WISE BY TINES
Do not rifc with your heati constitution and charac
II you suffering wiki any diseases for which
HELNBOLD,S EXTRA CT BCCHU
Is recommended,
TRY IT TRY IT, TRY IT.
1t wi cure you Save Long Suffering, all@ying Pair
and Inflammation, and will restore You tC
HEALTH AND PURITY
At Nttle expense and no exposure. Cut out the adj
We tiseInent in another column and call send FOR it
Beware of Counterfeits
Ask for Helmbold's. Take no other.
CURES GE4R4 NTEED.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18
+. Kennard, Pastor CT the 10Th
rs, very respectfully, J. II. KFNNARU
Eighth below Coates Street, PAiiaielpll.

From Rev. Warren Randolph Faster Of Baptist Church
Germantown, Penn
Dr. 9 NJ Jackson; Dear .Sir - Personal exneri,
ence cradles me to that 7 regard the German Dit
tiers pre- pared by you "a excellent nedicine-
In cases Of severe cold and general debility have been
greatly benefited by the Filters and doubt
not they viii produce similar elects others
Yours, trGly, WARREN RANDOI pH1
Germantown, Ia
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18
s..IJE.. W. REESE,

i TToRNEY at Law and Notary Public, Dodgevlle
n Iowa County Wis Particular attention paid Z
collecting Refer to Hon C. c. Washburn, and Cobi
L Sudduth. o.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18
Official Canvass---IoXva County.
The Comfort Society.

Jason Downer, for Associ&e Ju,tice OF the Suprem.
Jurt, received 1890 votes.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18

From Rev. J H. Turner Pastor OF Hedflng II.
Church, Philadelphia
= D.. Jackson :-EsST .Sfr.-Haring used your Ger
! man Bitters in my family frequently prepared
that it has been 81 great service Ibeieve that
most OF general debility OF system the
safest and most valuable remedy OF which have any
= knowledge Yours respectfully, J. H. TURNER
~ No. &c y. Nineteenth Street
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18

; From The Rev. J. n Lyons, formerly Pastor Of the
Columbus N. J and Mles,own Pal BSIaist Churches
& DR.. C. 81 jackson -; DsarSir IL feel IL a pleasure
thus Of my accord, to bear testimony to the ex
cecnce Il the German Bitters Some wears since be
ing afflicted with Dyspepsia. used them with very
beneficial results have often nded
4 persons enfesied by that tormentng diseate ena
have heard from them Ie fatterng tessnugfa :.
TO their great value. IN general Iebai.,
believe IL 20 be tonic that cannot be s1r,jass.I
"a JIM LYONS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18

April s, 1868.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18

Ffom The lev. Thos. Winter, Pastor x RoxboroucL
Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson ;-Drrr Sir feel :, one 70 v3or
cellcn preparation, IiooGanf German B,ters 10 al
10Y testimony 10 te deefF' d putation Il hes oh;
have for ears at tim s been ,r-piJet vim rrea.
dl7orae In ny head an. nerves. system Twas adyfsed
py D h'erd 70 try ,utte Of your German Bt.ers /
oiI So ah nave experienced greai sid usex psctsd
reei my Aea h has been very materially benefited
conhdeatty -coIotaeBd she article where Wit h
S.s suiiiaf 20 my and have been assured by
OF 'he4F GO q effects. Respect fully yours,
T WINTER, RoxboroEgh, Pa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-31

OUTLERs, MERCHANTS ana DEALERS q
- seneRlly. II you wish 30 buy goods At -
Reasonable, yes, Really Satisfactory pri- u
Ces, give 40 a call. -
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A PrOciamatioR b. the President of
the United States OF Imsr,ca


WHEEF,s. The fourth section of the
."urth art.ole Of she Constitution os a.
haloi States declares th., a. r.;,-5
States shsll guarantees to every stste 4, Re-.
publican form OF government. and ,b.u
protect each OF tLsm against .u,ssisp and
G0uies;ie violence. and
WErEEAs, The President Of ths U,;,.s
hts'es iF, by The Constitution, made Com
maudeT-in-'hief Of the army AID navy. a.
well as Chief Executive ofEeer Of The
'nited ststcs, snd is bound BY solemn oath
nl,hiuliy 70 execute the Office Of Presidsnt
ai he United States, and take care that ,h.
laws De faithfully executed: aud
HEEErLs, The rebellion which has b.sD
waget by q portion OF the people Of IN.
United States against the nrope-Iv c,psti
tutec authorities Of the Government there.
81 IL be most violent aud revolving form.
but whose organised and armed forces have
nov been almost entirely overcome. bss
n the revolutionary progress, deprived the
people OF the State Of North Csroliu. of all
"ivl government and
NHrKEss, Il becomes ne,ss.s-v ,rs
proper 20 carry OUT and enforce the oblirs-
..'n' OF the Uuitel States, to the poople Of
North Carolina, in securing 70 them the
eDj'ymenu Of q Republican form Of COW
eminent e''
Now therefore, ia obedience 70 IA. hr.b
and solemn duties imposed upon No
The Constitution Of the United So.
Joy the purpose Of enabling the Iowa. me-.
pee said State to Organize a STATE roy-
ernmenl whereby justice may be est.bi.A
Cd domestic tranquility Insured, ana a..
loyaI citizens protected in all their 80
Of life liberty, aad propertv. /. -
johnson, President Of the United So.
and Commander-in-Ch Of the army ana
navy Of the United States, do hereby Al.
point William Ii. Holden Provisional Gov.
srhor Of North Carolina. whose autv {,
sna4l De- a. the earliest practicable psr;oa
70 prescribe such ruIes aad rsVula,i,...
may be necessary and proper for c~opv..f
> convention, composed Of delegates - -
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Senate bill No. ll2: To relieve sew
eral turnpike companies. Passed sec
ond reading and referred to the Com
mittee on Internal Improvements.
Senate bill No. ll3: To amend sec
ton No 9l2 of the Code. Passed sec
ond reading and referred to the Com
mittee on Elections
Senate bill No. l2l: To encourage
military discipline and 70 provide for
the protection Of the State. Passed
second reading.
Senate bill No. 122: To rebuke sacri
lege and protect civil officers. Passed
second reading.
Senate bill No. "a, to re-charter the
Tennessee Marine Fire Insurance
Company. Withdrawn for smend.
ment.
Senate bill No. lO9 to change tn,
llth, 18th and l4th Judiciary circuit,
and for other purposes. Passed third
reading and transmitted to the House.
Senate bill No. lis for the protection
of Sherifs and other civil officers Of
the State. Passed third reading and
transmitted 10 the House.
Mr.. Smith introduced Senate bill
No Ia, in lieu of Senate bill No. 65 to
make valid acts of certain officers
which was adopted, and it then passed
its second reading.
Mr.. Butler introduced Senate bill
No. I25, to provide for the payment o.
the Governors staff.
Mr.. Bosom offered Senate resolution
No, 81, that the committee on Banks
report a bill authorizing the date o
the gold and siiVera part of the assets
of the Bank of Tennessee and the con.
version Of the processes thereof into
bonds or other issues of the Govern
ment Of the United States.
SENATE Bill.
Senate bill No 50, to incorporate the
East Tennessee Petroleum Company.
Passed.
On motion, the House adjourned I'll
tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MORNING SESSION.
The House met at the usual hour
Prayer by the Rev: MI. Phillips.
NEW BILL.
By Mr.. Moss: That the Internal I'm
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Nashville TrOtliUg Association,
SWEEPSTAKES OPEN!
5000 Oasrea in Purses

THE foil wing Sweepstakes ara now open, to he
run for over the Ma hvIlie Course on the 26tb,
cTta ami 2St1 Of June
nosDAT June %. sweerztskes for horses that
hsye never frosted = mile under $50 S~uBscrip-
ton $50 each, p p, with S2n added by the Associa-
ton. Mile heats, best three in five, in harness. 10
name and close the 9th day Of ace
trspAR, June H. Sweepstakes for homes that
never . cited 8 mile under 40. subscription SIS
esCn, half foIie5J viii 500 added bY the kssocia-
non, mile heats, best three 10 hYe n harness. 10
uape and close the Zlst day OF June.
MEoSFEBAV, lure IS -5~eep-takeS f7r oil trot
ting hJrsvs, mile hesl5. best three ~ five 70 har-
Less Subscu ion Sl00 each half forfeit, the As
s~ocstoa - adj 500, 4 thgeeor more s,art, ifonly
two stsrt, the Association % aid ESQ. To name
and close on the 2tsI dsv OF June
Nominations 10 ~ made 20 the undersigned. en-.
closing 2 note with approved secunty Tor the s.
mount OF the forfeit.
n 4. JONES, Secretary,
msysI-tf Gazette Office, Nashville, Trnu.
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Sealed Proposals.


HEADo RS DEPT OF THE CUMBERLAND
OFTicE CuIEF CosMIssARH or 81 RsJsTrScE.
EAsHvLLE, TKSN., May 20, 1855.
CEALED Proposals ara respectfully invited by
~ the underslgned until II o'clock, M June
is. 1855. for furnishing the United states snbsis-
tsuce Department with T6 REX THOUSAND 5000
HEAD or BEhF CATTLE. on the Hoof TO be
delivered and weighed on the scales AZ the .. =
Caule Coralz al nashville. Tenn In lots OF one
thousand QOO0l each every ten 40 days, first de-
livery OF one thousand 1000 head TO be made
y. ~ before June 80. 1865. They must aserag-
one thousand QO0o) pounds gross weight. All fh-
ing SHIRT Of eight hundred (soO pounds gross
weight, bulls, stays, oxen, and co.'s viii be reject
ed. Zach BID. 70 secure consideration. must be &C.
companied by the usual guarantees Of response
bilty.
Bidders must be present 20 respond TO their hits,
and be prepared 70 give bonds and sign the con-
tract before leaving this office. The Government
reserves the right to reject any and all bids consld-
cred unreasonable.
Paymeut to he made after each delivery, # funds
are on hand If none on hsnd, 10 be made as soon
as received
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "PRoPo-
sIs FoR BEEF CATrLE," aud addressed 10 Capt. J.
Z. Read, c. 8. '. aud Chief c. s, Department OF
the Cumberland, Nashville, Tenn"
Each person or every member OF a firm Offering
3 proposal. must accompany II by an oath OF ale
giRncet TO the United States Government
J. C READ,
Capt. and C. 8. ", aud Chef O. 8. DC.
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$4,000

WE offer a piece Of valuable Real Estate for sale,
on Cedar street, Iust east Of he Commercial HO.
tel, for S5D,Ou0. The rents Will pay II per cent pei
aunuTn. For a safe aud permanent investment,
that viii DO "to keep and then be the safest pr
perry 10 leave to a mans children, we conddent ,
recommend this offer, Applyto
Nelson 4 MURFREF.
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Dickson County.

1125 Acres Of land FOR sale IN Dickson county.
- or 30 mules from Nashville. well tmbered, at -
per acre.
ALso-A tract of 2G4 scras, five miles west Of
Charl tie, which il fine tobacco land. Moderate
Improvements. Apply to
NELSON 4 MURFREE,
Real Estate Agents, ~ Cherry street.
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SALE OF
Condemned Grain.

NETILL be sold at public auction, on TUESDAY,
w Che 9th day OF June, 1855, at 10 o'clock, q NJ,
Al the Northwestern jSrain Sheds, Nashville, Tenn,
lU,sZ6 sacks 81 corn, weighing l,337,S35 pounds,
aud 2F1 sacks Of OJHs, Wtrgh ng 29i,9 900 pOuuis.
Terms cash. Property TO be removed immediate.
~ at the eIpense OF the purchase. This COru, al.
though unit TO feed public animals, Is in good con-
diuon for dishlhng purposes.
By order Of Bvt. Brig. J.. l.. DONALDSON, Chief q.
NJ. Dept Of Cumberland.
GEO =. HIBRARD,
Capt. andA. q NJ.
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