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Travellers, GuIfo.

To Albany. by iiud-oa X r. ffog. sNn-s- Depot
y and ~ T. m. sud $40, o, and 10. p II. sun
dag train rom seth -. p. City run b.
;we.n Chamber aud s0th-ts sts.ioDs.
10 a Dsny, by Harlem K. L.. 2Jth- ct, ihsv.. 10
10 sati.sor.. by The Now Jersey r. r.. foot Of
rndnigh Sunday ............... n
To Bo.ton, by New. London line, r-r - N r..
Norwich Line. Pier u \. r.. neptune Linz, Pier
p y. X. and 5'oning line, Pier 10 NJ kdsy
tsluday eEorpt.dl. .....:..;.......:'...'.., n
TO Boston. by New.iisyeu X r.. vi. Springfield
To i Bo.toa BY Ssw hsveu r r. s7ti.., ard Hh'
sv, vis Sh6rs Linz. III snd p m SUNDAY. !. n
To Bnds,pOrt. by steamer bridgeport foo, Of fecE
10 CsnsnGs gas' RochesieI. Buffalo, sansnos and
West by ire Railroad loot Of Chsn5ers-ss,
40 ios. u ....................... pn
Il c sNeisnd D.. by Atlantic AID GTes, we',10
H. T. via Ere Hai.wsy foot 81 Charn..U-L son.
meeting With Ia! road. Tor ali Dsi:cPa cite. in
the West, M ana ..'.;.........'...'...:'.. p
yspS.nS, isp FsIIaiasasis Ssns Island, BY i.
!, Ra!.Ioad. fios Jr.D"s'tD anu 1905 o. ,ith-.'.
Fdr Hudson csi.s :aa bristol BY ,~smpr rrsv
Ger Monday. Wrdne'day and indy, loot Of
Prion-s,-. Nor'h ?. n
To New Haven. lrtiofd, an4 STANDARDIZATION
ors leave Pea sDui y aud ................ II p N
s9s 1$.v.s, 4 ~ Z e,'.=i - y u, ~ p ."
,rs ~, sunday p IN
10 tIe West, BY u-,-,r.. as..gosl Of Ne~-Je1r'ey'
s ,as s. M s1ndsy C.
10 Puiadel rhia by s,eaine Jes.c roybdAly ,un'
stcepiedl iloui iffd o. - N 49, ~
connecting at Port Monmouth with TRAM iOr
fhiislri phii.. .s.....'. .'..'.~. "
Iophiiadelpiia 10y New.jrrsey ksiroaf. ioot ~
CourtlsuGi.st T. 20 and II q no., Y ~, I hndC p.
and u midnight SUNDAY. ...''.; ''.'',,... ) !"
To Philadelphia. pr Rai.vsy and SIraniboai, i.nt.
dsy. * .ett-dl va Camden and Anbuy, from foot
ofBsrr.syss %. m fEpess. ..s......'.,''.' y ~
To Prov dence by Neptune -t-srsgiP Cos Linz.
d.ly from pier o. loot Of Rohinsons, y X, At y U
t. ned ork and Long Branch, ~ steamer tsss' q.
daily from per foot Of Murray At, y ~
10 V Wellington bv NesJ-r.-y r. X zoo, OF
Cogrtsudt-st.. :, and ~ H. p M, ana IL
midnight Sunday. .'s... s.''ss,'.' p "
For further !nf Faou IA rec1id 20 Railroad lime lrDes
s-s Advertisements 10 slohnr TART Of thu Ptper'
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Nis.s.f 30 sun Ssts.....G.5 Moon ses.. ~ o.
HtGn wATyR 1nIs DAY.
Sandy Hook ii see Gov Island y fO- He'll Gae,,,. ~
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90 Wbom il man Concern.

NEW LAW.-Soldiers wounded in the
~ Hne Of duty. or their heirs, entitled T. Bounty
SHELDON n LEfFERTS. ~ PARK row. Time. D uidins.
NLIBBORN.-Any Person giving Infor-
~ nation OF the Present address Of WILLIAM GEORGE
MkNLiES CLltBoR., let. Psyua.ter .7th Resinsnt II
alive picoioi MS d-cra,s viii be Desly rewarded Com
uianicaton to b. edlrets-d 10 X. ". W.. fo-t-Uhcs.
No. u Alexsndei-st, s-tborn PARK London Eug md.
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ME GREAT INsIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-
NJ. H. SlhONSi Agent,
Merchants Navigation and Iran por.s lion Ca

A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERa
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAGE ROUTE. PAS
SENDER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-lORK. via tho Es4a
Railway frou, foo, or Chsmberss, RUNNING THkOUUa
TO CLEVELAND. u, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAk$
This road |. be M .xsaled ami viii soon be Ia compeH
ruunns order TO Mansfield Gallon Urbspa, Dayton. Cinoo
psii AID ~. Loris without break Of gauge .
A. III GooDmAs Cen. !rics.t Agt, Il y SWHETSER
Me.dyille Pa General 5ap1
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OF,icE or TuE NEv.YoEz Horss1oNrc EoErugEs/
Il X. co, 10 ~ BROADWAY, fRo1n ~ :
MN iOkK CfTI. Apnl Al. lse5 }
'SFAIfD FhOrDSALS viii D received a.
TIN. Ofo~ uD II ~ Ma s. 1865 for the Grading
ssoHry and BfGsnE of par the whol OF the New
Gsiouie end northern ksirosd extending from hire
pal-. y. to DrooAf.h, c. Ia distance Of ~ mle'l
Mop pror. -ns gua sP-cihcation. VII be resdy for
smini Ion a. this rfi.se Ou I'D sll-I Alr a 100
u. 5. AVERY.
Engineer.
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AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.

VA PASY-Fcot ~ B-rrs st.On and after April ~
Alo ius mai Tor 5wn aud intermediate ste
tone viii esye al Ml Express Tor oil stations
wet Of slbuin at $40 p Morr.;own Express p ~
\ sChOCH. assistant superintendent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEf.
~ Pas-.pg.r i-os in New orl foot Of Liberty ~ -
Freight Dep In orb f.sr No. North River 60
necin; Hampton Junction with Delaware Lacksv.nn
Western kaTosd fss,on with L~hizh Valley kA
road snd its forming direct line 10 fHsSoef
and ID. Wet. without change Of - x,
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two hxpt-s Trains daily irou tue We'~ escsps oun"S
SL.> III. All Two Hours by mis- line N CniosS
. Cincinnati Lous etc. win but OF. cns 80 u es'
slRlNj AkkANbEMENI'-
Commencing April = 1876 -syc New iors az 70 owl
AtoOy M. for Eaton. Msaon Cau'A' "'"pO
Wil&esbarre. MsBsDoy City &C.
l.. U<rtor o'rc~' ROM. r,. r..... u....
N.EHs,.-afs.0n a ,or Fierinson, Eastonl -
Gsn ss,,on Wikesbsrre Great beui Pitt o. onxesD
ton. &c
A. N. Western 1Erreas Tor Easou, Scranton. Ora
kSud. Allentown ReaiI;, darnsburg. Pittsborg and ~
Wet WITH but change OF Cincinnati Cb'osoA
and but tvo change. u y. Logia
,al ll 6:s y - aud II m for Ella ,oethN
ia.oo IN. TRAy--Hor Easton. Allentown. Maucn Chank
.--hsrle, Miiansporl, Res1ins Psttsvur Hsrusbur(
n ua--Fsr Esston. Bethlehem. Allentown. saa MAsss
Chunk
8 D. m.-Por Somefv.l- and P!eu1.ayol
GO ID m.--F"f SOmerv is.
500 p. IA. WESTERN EzPsEss TRAIsFor Essos. AH@n
Re aiding. HssrsbTg ftoursk and the West S:erP
through Jersey City PisbuTgD
fons from Pier No ~ H.. .. Boats stop BN>
gen Point and hariner.' ha bon
Ticket. Tho IVES. Obta.D-d nj the ofhoe OF 10
Central Ri roed COMPANY loot Of L0ryst., " X. We
Afor House vt ri 526 Broadway sud a the xr
eipa nuto. JOSIAH % SIEAbN@. Snperntraa'-s
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Ocean Steamers

OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA. via
" NlCARAGUA-short route, low rsces.--The t-nral
American Transit Company will disrstrh on the SOth o.
~ month from Pier No % Eor,h RIVER a. IOcn he TIE
steamship GOLDEN RULE. h. dennis. mas.er 1t sesily
reduced Of passage. For jsrticrisrs sppiy 10
n. n. CAREINGrON, agent
No. 1T Nest.., corner OF srrens.
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Ocean Gteamer6.

Nj ALL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT.
AVA Inc GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANrS
NV line OF irs' class sds wheel STEAMSHIPS betwssu
kEW-lORk and HAVRE.
The first rive splendid Vessels intenad TO IA nut upca e.
fsvor;e route Tor tine Con i-nt. the follow ne;
WASH NGfOS........ "a TONS. SO horse pow-T
LAFaffTIf~..... .I$ tuns. Sbi hors.
FUHDFE...'.sss....'s..... lahoat). so hors~ powrG
FRANCk..:;: ;;..'....,: lsiouti. 300 horse powrs
NAPOLEON l1...... tbniliingl |, no horse aver
Until tie completion OF the onre s tie service wiz -
per orned by tie
WASHINGTON, A. Dochssnei LAFAYETTE 4 p.
FROM EEw-YORK TO HAvRE.
WASH NOTION ........... ednesdsy Msyf<
LAEAyFJyPE. ............N sfn~sdsy June q.
First Cabin lncudiD; IJbr- vine .......:....$iD
SECOND CABIN Including table win-l 41J or go.
Pevsbs Ia gold its equivalent 10 I'm ted statss csrsas
MEDICAL ArrrS DAKCg pRzz OF CHAaGy.
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent,
No. Z Broadway. New-YSft
AT Psris 20. IL cuevsrd de- CapOcpos tursnd hose
rsvre. WILLIAM ISELIN 20.
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NUANGE ofTIME.-RARiTAN and della.
~ WARE BAY RAILROAD--On aud sfter MONDbx
april n foot of Murray st. daily ~ 1922 m snc ~
D. H. Connecting with Trains fJr HIbhLAN Da 49,
ELANK, LONG BRANCH. SHARK RIVER AANCHsS
TER -- - - -
BROOKLYN TO PHlLADELPHlA-Fare 81 EIoSe
sion tickets 81 goodior three days Steamer JtsSE MY
revps Wallet Ferry, brooklyn daily, excepting su"dsys
II q NJ conne,tns .. PDRr MONMOUTH, with express
rian, tor PHILADELPHIA, TUChEGION, bAh ,E4 sr.
IOs hNER. &C. Returning. csNe in-'t FerEJ' rune
l-lph!s, st . 5s %,
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(tAUTlONi

Whereas. a certain VOUCHER. ls'red by Col John c.
Crane to Philips Son. dated Nashville, November Ne4
for tho OF &59 ~ a. sTOLES from tho messense
Of the Adam. fIpre.s Company. by guerrilla the 2?d De
conbsf 1854, while trnD-t from Nashville Tenuese to
Louisville. Kentucky.
Nov therefore, al Terson hereby cautioned not TO pr
chss, or IN any way egoa for the said Voucher, pay
OF the been stopped sDd application made 70
e Goveinsut o. tie United ss tbs adjustment Of the
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ERIE RAlLwAY.-Trainsl leave Depot foot


Y
IL RAE0EMENr-Lesv-s New. York. Jame.-s.p Nd
s,ts Ia, River for GieenDor SAG hsfp a'nptcns No.
stsnm For YsphaDk Lakrsrd .p, Babylon, aud Farm
in-dae. ss y a. N. esi p m 'rnnni ~ throusn
(- mort on SATURDAY eveniugs) For SyOssct o. lV y
m, AMI : D. "a iStascs connect for Cold SprGas,
Oy.i, Bay aid Hun nsonD For Hampstead, ja0sic, AID
Winfield nj q aud NJ. 20 d. IA. and 3 4 and n m.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves Ath At. Ps4
River ~ s:5a m. for iupnans stopping at al stston eS
stff.dnc.d rate. A REAsONER Superintendent
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At UtIOIk, T. W.
yBos PIER no ~ soErB RivER Thrd Pier ab0vs

roo OF ai-l-s " = ~. . .,
The MORNING STARE 2en tunst The EVENING 5IAi
0l5 TINS tbe GUlDNO ST Az, 2.46 ru. aGd hg l5lfG
ger ezerDed BY Ior nson hex
steamer. 81 tie world
flint CABIN passage asoI Second Cabiu $40
~ No Freight received Bns Of Lsds ssneS aftsr y
O'Clock on the day saiur IL For Freight PASSAGE
ply to JAMES 4. RAYSOR, No. 10 bsrc.ey-st-
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DASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
l. BRITAIN ANp IRELASD;bZ
f.,o,,t. line. q, LONDON AID LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
.aine eyery wseL Parties wishing to send for tns friends
or remit money s old country can do on Is most
'''V''''' "''"" y T2fsC0rT. BROTHERS L co.
No NJ sOuTHST
TOR ORLEANS DlRECT.-The q.
l. s. Mail steamship FuN0 SHUEy. Capt }. 3 Hidresh.
will iesv. Pi-r No \. X. on SATURDAY Msy M
Pov freight OF passage having unsurpassed accommodations
spply 70 II. r. CBOMWELLl Co, No. 80 w sstS
~ y. & UAuAG W. IoLsn sa SAY apAI. Au ~
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lECEi ICE i-ANII-MONOPOLYI CE.-Por-
son. who ,rsb TO be supp ed with ILE H. shy qusns
durg th, informed ths ~ leaving their orders a.
THE AN1l.MONOFDLi lCt OFFICE, No. A7 Broad
wsy ROOM No ?3 they viii be supr Jed With ICE a. three
fourth, The monopoly price. Applications and contracts should
b. uiod- immediately.
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TWO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN -
l. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that be undsIsgned
Les Ills DAY taken into session a. tha town - Han
ill., n .sd County. lia stick Il pine timber Ia sisc vary
s from l2sl2 2)tl9 inches - aud nom ~ N N feet
onS the hav been driven shore by ihs waves
Lake Ontario. and the said sticks Il timber or all are
marked with the loft@r q.
Dse1 At he Sheriff. ode Of Roche,i.r Apr' 1868,
ALOSIO CHAPMAN,
sber,H OF Nouroe Co. NY.
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DERSONAL.-Waut 10 know The where
sbou,s Of JOHN PLAIT u Long Island, New-ycrs.
La. heard from in Richmond, Va, shoui ~, "
mouths ago Any ier-on kao~iis Of his whereaoous no
coufor favor his vie by l-g her NOW the Ms
MARY PLAT. NO 40 West, ChaTo-st.. beiH'
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Attention, SutleFs, Dealers, ETeFy body.
4. d III. ANDSBERG,

WHoLEsALE SUTLER SUPPI IFRs, CORNRR
OF Public Square and Market Street,
have just received from New York and BOs-
ton auctions, q large assortment OF Boots
and Shoes, which they are Offering at
wholesale TO The trade, at greatly reduced
rates; have also on hand a large and varied
assortment Of Cigars and Tobacco, purehas-
Cd before the late increased taxes, which
they are anxious to close out az q small ad-
vance on invoice cost. In addition TO which
they beg To call steution 90 their large
stock Of Liquors, consisting in part, Of
Champaignes, Catawba, and Ciaret Wines,
Whiskey, Ceguiac Brandy, Btters, Gin,
Cocktail, Cherry Bounce, Schnapps, &c, &c.
Stationery, white and buff envelopes, al
sizes loolseap, letter, and note paper Of all
qualities; Hats Caps, Notions Of all descrip-
tions, furnishing goods, and q complete
stock Of Suffers Goods, such as Peaches,
Oysters, Raisins, Mustard, Sardines, Spices,
Soda, Sc., &c.
Dealers viii find il to their interest TO give
US call before purchasing elsewhere. We
pay special attention TO the shipping and
forwarding Of goods.
Remember the place, corner Of Public
Square and Market St.
A. & NJ. LANDSBERG. Jan29-3m
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named Davenport is roaming through
the valley. Last week his gang came to
the first station below Wauhatchie and
robbed a man named Weaver.
REBELS AT SWEETwArER -t9n Satur-
day night a gang of euerrillss went
to the house Of an cid man named
Pennington, living four miles above
Sweetwater and demanded what meat
he had. Fearful of receiving such
visit, the old man had hid MS meat and
when the band asked for it he refused
to tell where it was Determined to
have it, the villains took him of a short
distance and hung him to tree until
he was nearly dead, then they took him
down, and on coming too, ne disclosed
the place of Its ConCealment
RETALIATION While Colonel GOWNS
command was engaging the rebel cut
throats near lafayette, a few DAYS age,
one Of the gang was cornered by a
ECove tory, and seeing escape was i'm
possible, he cried out, "a surrender
Mister, Mister :" "The hi you do
replied the tory, and shot him deadI
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gaaahrille &tlllion.
WE. OAHERON 3 col. PablLsbera.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ., 1865
To the E.Etos Of tie NashuiHe Emoa.

TO the Esltes Of tie NashUiHe LmoA,
have noticed in several papers
both North and South, attacks upon
the Quartermasters' Department, in
regard to the treatment of employees.
The complaints are various. one
party complains that their contract is
violated that their pay is not as was
agreed. Another that their lodging
and rations are inferior, etc All these
reports as for as ! can ascertain, land /
speak advisedly and after careful ex-
animation of the subject) are untrue,
and caused by desire for revenge on
account of taneisd injuries.
Men engage to come into the Quar-
termaster'5 Department and work as
first class mechanics, in the various de-
partments, and after fair trial they
are found to be incompetent, and are
rated and paid as second class, then
they make a great row because they
do not get the same pay as the best
workmen, and complain that the Quar-
termaster breaks his contract with
them, when in reality they are the
party that violate the agreement, by
hiring themselves as first class work
men, when they are in fact second
clsss, and poor at that For instance,
one who was notoriously a rank rebel
is discharged for disloyalty, goes North
and comes out in the Brooklyn Eagle
with a most violent attack upon the
Quartermaster's Department, con-
nsctsd lie from beginning to end.
These men think they are to be treat
ed like perfect princes. Good pay.
good board, and inferior work. They
think it very hard that they sometimes
have to wait f,go months before getting
paid, and do not recollect that our
brave soldiers frequently 60 ten or
twelve months without pay, and in fact
they consider themselves infinitely su-
perior to soldiers. But they. cant Oh
serve it in that Elimination.
The officers who have the direction
and management of these men are of
acknowledged executive ability, pru-
dence, and patriotism. No man, how
ever humble his position, ever applied
to them, for redress Of grievances, in
vain, and yet they strive by publishing
false reports to injure their fair repu-
tation, and prejudice men against the
service. Let one of these so called in
jured ones make some specific charges
and / am certain he will be Teiuted
and silenced. FnR PLAY.
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BY Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches
The President 10 Explain Ills
Late Interview.
SpeCulatiOhS OF the New York
Papers.
Later from Grants Army.
Capture or an Immense Rebel
Train.
Hos fFmnfiOn nF ToHuah1n MIL
Later from Grants army.
Destruction of Valuable Mills.
Others Matters OF Interest

NEw YoRK, Feb 2-The Times Wash
ington sPecisl says the President has
message on the late peace interview pre-
pared, embracing letters from Jsa. Davis
to Hr. lincoln and Blair, and other daru
ments. The publication OF this message
viii dispel any idea Of probable peso.
from this interview.
The Worlds special says this mes-,s.
will show that most Of the statement s.r-
serning this interview have been false.
The rebels never mentioned recognition
ell they asked was m armistlce pending
negotiations, which was emphatically rs-
fused
The Times' City Point correspondent OF
the 9th says but little of the moyeuer.
south of Petersburg. Tho result, however.
is that cur forces came mp with lars.s.sa.n
Of rebel commissary stores, ou the Boyd
town plank road, which was doubtless thr
grand object OF the raid. and completely
euvcloped and took possession Of, .artua-
ing q member Of rebels, and driving tAr
others back We also destroyed three IsIrs
grist mills AT Fishers Dam, supposed 8. be
tho last upon which ,heeuemy haes q. &c..
pend.
Whether or not 80 IS contemplated hr o.
present moyemcu, To hold audi oztaaI r.
lines beyond the Drrlsiowu plank -raf.
not yet known. bat there is every rcasou.ls.
believe that it isv very probable 90 ,nd ufl..
retention.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Broker,s Ofce -NOt a Bank.

c. n. Ordway has removed to No.
North College street, next door to-the Fir
National Bank. lie confines himself ex-
ciusively to a Brokers' business, buys and
sells Gold and Silu6r and aH kinds Or U1l-
clsrre"t MoHey; and pays the hfgheat prices
FOR G0rcTaWCHt Iouclcrs, MnHlated Notes
DC.
Office open at s A. NJ, and our friend
THOs. B. SAMPLE remains there till 10 P. NJ.
for the accommodation Of those who may
wish to make exchanges after night, and
take the morning cars.
Feb l, lS65-3m.
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COUSTEREzITs.-Inform has been re-
ceived by c. L. Barlow & Co. that certain
druggists ia this city have been palmiug of
on persons calling for DR.. Velloc's Pink Co
rate an article Of their own manufacture,
which they say is superior to the genuine.
We would advise all persons to get the
genuine, and should you require any medi-
cine for the Itch, RIng-wOrm, letter, or
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
unPrincipled man To- impose any other
preparation on you, but get Dr.. Velloc's
Pink Cerate, manufactured by C.. L. Bar
tow q Co., No IgH Deade-ick street, Nash
vile, Tenn.
j. S.-A liberal discount made 10 dealers.
Sent 0y mail to any address on receipt Of
81 y. Be sure that you get the genuine.
sep24-tf
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Selling Out! Selling Out!

rE'o CLOSE BUSINESS AT No. II CEDAR 81 ,
4 large l0t OF sry and Citizens tsothlng
Swords, sc, as well a. al kinds Of NOuons, Can
ned Fruits. Cheese ClSsuuts, &c-, &C, lover than
so sny other place IN theeity.
rare chance - offered 70 any enc wanting a
good business Location a. part or all of the sock Is
Tor sale, Eith ths iurnituraof the store,
SuttsrS al eeTtainlg fna it 10 then Advantage 20
cali on D. h START5MAh,
lan8l-u No II Cedar street.
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w ANTED-AGENTS FOR THE NURSE AND
W SPf.-Ihe most interesting and exciting
fook ever pubIsF ed, embuIIng the adventures Of
p woman n The Union army as Nurse, scout and
9py. 6lylng most vivid inner picture of the var
Returned aud disabled Othcers and Soldiers IN
want OF profitable employment wiIi iiad it pecu-
HUiy adapted to their condition. JONES BROS
co - Main street, CIuoinuatI, Ohio.
IanSI-swiEWt
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JOllnsOnVilIe.
UYE ARE NOW OFFERING FOR Bale, owe
w $50 Building Lots, IN tis
City Of JohnsonVille,

a published plan Of which can Be seeL sf our once.
and af the principal Hotels, and other pubic places,
in this city. Being eligbly located on the East
hank Of the Tennessee uTer, 80 miles from ifs
mouth, and ~ the terminus of the Nashville and
NoTshsestefn RailTOsd, q distance O. y miles from
thst City, surrounded, as L IS BY rleh and pro-
ducuve country, and being IN Amos Constant rFer
communieation with many q the most important
commercia! cities of the North and Southwest
must a. no distant day, become sety Of vast busi-
ness importance. such AZ opportunity f0fa sfe
and prcftabe inyessnenB = bat seldom offered.
We are tins re sgeuts fof the sale of i0ts and are
fully authorized and eErpOse1ed 70 grant titles 70
Apply % ". MATT. BROWN.k 90, Agta.
noykS-a Al cherry stroei.
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Pearl HIpJaturps

MoRss is the first to introduce this
new style Of Pictures Every body that
see them are delighted with them.
Call at the Gallery Of the Cumber-
land and judge for yourself ol4,f
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New Goods.

Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, and every variety Of Canned
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Groceries
offered at low prices at Totteu's No. % Col
lege street.
Jan22-f.
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Published for the benefit and as q Caution To
YOUNG MEN and others, who ssffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay d Manhood, &c, sup
plying az the same tune the Means Of Self-Curo.
By one who Es- cured himself after undergoing
considerable quackery. BY enclosing a postpaid
addressed envelope, single copies may be had Of
The author.
NATHANIEL MATFATR, ESQ,
dec9-3m Brooklyn, Kings co., y. ".
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GRAY HAIR RESTORED TO ITS ORIG
inal Youthful COl0r, Badness Pre-


"Loudon7 nFair Color Resi o-rr.rf
'L-uton" "Hrr Color HssJorer'
'Loneua No Dye. "Hlr Color resfurer.-
'LoH-un "H-r Color Rest. rer.''
LONDON "H8ir Color Rsstorer.f
10 D. she only known restorerof eo0r and per q. 6
hs dress uR com1la.d 81 de- iuuely psnIrHot
Compounded 10 strict roni1rnity eith mo .eru
Vegetable Chemistry. ia ~ nos dye does not
-ail the ssIu. Ou hat, bCnuet, or th laest linen.
u g.u restore gray HAIR % it, o-gual color, pro
mote luxuriaut growth Of neW hair on faii hes.iz
remove all dandruh, itcaing, scari, &C. from tlr
sen p, reuieung it perfectly hetthyi ke-r. the
HAIR soft, moist. Eve- g glossy aut beauti1i ap-
poariace. higily Ieriiuned. and az q draisng ii
has 10 superior.
srIiL ASoIuEE cEETTiraIZ.
hereby cert 8 10 the wonderful effects oi ihe
e. o1d0n HGr Color RsstOrcr and Drrs~Bg" M
hlr was very grsy. ami hrDugh b. nee u sas SON
restorsd % Us uafurti Cgur, -nd iRe Do r, HhLrh
Vas before dry aud harsh, and lsIrg oiI, noW Be-
came zoftand glossy, cstsIng 'afnEi the dsnd -gf
disappeared ami the scalp iasi AZ the dssgrseaDle
iJeh ~, 70 annoyIag b. ore, aHd at tthis tine 10 (.
frI restored 90 its ~ .I. dark color. ani ]
claerUlly cOmmcndfts u-e o. al WHO are dezirlfis
Of having 5eaui1nl heal n BAR.
Mas MaET kivE,
g anbsr-lsirls Pa, s-pt. pub. 1864.
SINGLE tO.tle g. -IK b0fac- GrS5 Sold ~ Ur.
SWayne & son, 15I N0rta sixth Street, Fha,
". 3. 3 % W. SMITH
Cor. Church and Vine streets, Nashville.
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Wanted.
THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIENcE OF

10000 Dollars Bank of shelbyyille. A
No. % Union Street.
janl2-Im NJ. II. WATSON.