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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

going nhou' :f-r liitlr i>l.s. srch az chcn-
Ting load Of word, Ia make a dollar o.
two. and then rcsortire TO tha Greg shcr ~
sp"nd what they had earned Ard tho
women are worse tlran the men. moo,
one on the road: "G,a,e. 7 am inn,in,
for cook. come with me. and will give
yon good wages" Deed. Sir. ain.
gwine to hire out Use g~inc 10 house keen
ing" "Housekeeping ard what are von
going TO keep house vifhr' "Oh. Sir
nv husband will work al out. or re7' land
nnd Tl' honsakeep." And this is he free
dor thew have acquired Ruf H.. rarors
nre filled with r"rort, RI lad .rca.nen.
towards negroes bore. that they are cruel.
" beaten. ctc. There are two or y roc
instances who're n"eroes havo been chas,i-
a'd or accourt # their irnrndence. Tho
time hos ro' come vci. whom VI ran al.
low those h" w"re Int recently our .,ores
ard know rsrcht hn' ohodience. 10 cursc
us 70 The f.ro With irrrnri,v."
This privi'epe ~ MT accorded eren N
Whit u~n. az j b" pon,le of 6. Mary's
sill iarllv to''r,'c in negro WIN, ,ha-
Should not trook in an canal or surerior
Yours, etc
c1TIzsN
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Thunder stcI m.

Quite sever" thunder, s'orm passed
over our vii'a9r or Thursday crenire last,
accompanied wi'h "picrs ard r'fr, .h-
ing .hnSera Ne had ine COW XIII. 4 a.
our R"rctr." about fcnr n'i;es below 'bia
villsee. tu, no o,h.r accident. We believe.
resulted from ,he stern Wh;lN We beg
'hr ccndo'ence Of our hrsihrcn cf ,he press
in ,te grss. II i.;or'rr" which haG hefs'len
%. We reg pardon fer cons"'irq orrselvet
with The rGt c'i.o. hat il II lot every ed.
10. uho hss q eow (" sea:a.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21
NHERIPP'S SALE.

DY virtue "f or" writ cf F,sd;.iort
- E1Ton's issu 4 out Of ,he Circni'
Conr tor Saint Mar;'s County. al To- >ui,
If Ca'tra,;ne a Carrier and Gc"rge X Gar
ner. Administrators 4 b n e II G Garner,
aeair :, 'hc good aud cha,,-ls. lands aud
tenement. of John A,vr3, and 70 tno di
r c"1; md by virtue Of one .,i; o. Fse-i
Facins, i.suc3 out of the Cncui, Court for
>ain' Ms,y's Coun'y. p. The sui, of Fran
ri> Srale. B njan,in G H.rr;, and J b.
II Neale t'a!itg 3 Neal". Harris go.
ag.;h.' the goods snd cbatels. lands u, d
tcren.cnts ct John Alvey. sno 70 me Ii
rcct'd have mis.d and taken in cx-cu.
:,n all tie right u'l in'er,e,, claim and
c. msrd. s, I;.w al & il .eui's. Of b. said
John Alvey in aud to ID. following Prop
.r,v. to wit:
Ono trac, or parcel 4 lad call 4 aud
knovp ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21
U. S. Taxes.

US Taxes.
As will be secn hv .dver,;sHmer. in
another cclnnn. GRo W SANDS. Esd.
Collector Of thrC 8. Irtcrnsl r. venne Tax
intends to come or send a Deputy, into
this county to cnllrct said taxes. A largo
portion Of the government tax for 1862
and 1868 is yet " collected snd an op-
portunity is now offered those Indebted
to paw the same at convenien. points in
the county. without interest or costs.-
II ia h"p"d that All will appreciate the
accommodating spirit of tho Collector, by
giving him as little trorble as possible in
executing his duty The taxes mus. be
paid, and in doine so on the first notice,
cost and trouble will be saved.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

Tableaux.
Our rcadcrs will not forget that Con-
cert and Tail, nnx will be given at the
Court House, in this village, on Tues
day evening next, and that the sum re-
alised tlcrcfro m is to be given to the dcs'i-
tuie and suH ring people f tnt South. The
object in view appeals forcibly and clo-
quenily to the charity Of our people :;
and, We shall be greatly di.aE pointed, il
a handsome fund shall not be raised on
the occasion Those who may no. tc'.
il conv"ricn, TO atterd tho performance
lut may still wish to ASSET the bcne7o-
lent enterprise before rs. can send their
contributions 10 this Cffce on or before
he 1T day e October. Doors will be
opened at : O'Clock, ard performance viii
commence at + p'cl'ck. precisely.
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AIe-Vife Fishery.

This 6-hsrv has tren thus fer. re
learn urusnaliv snrrnssfnl This seas n
on the Pa'rxnnt mos' of the sien"s or
gagged in il having caupht n ore fsh rhsn
,beir maraccrs could disrcea of or Sc
cure in tsrrols. We would advise oil
persons who have rot vet snrpiied them
selves with their Writer f-h to do 50
without further DELAY. ss Alo-Wives are
known 70 Re of verv migratory and c..
rricious tahits and rnav cur short their
season in TIE Ps'u1ert at nrv moment.
IN ,hia ccrne~,irn We would cs'l the
attention Of fsh 'uv.r re 70 tho edveriise-
mrnt ef our frirrd CO... Rakistone. in
aroiher column. The Co'oroi has 6.h.
irg outfit unsurpassed in cnr Ea.rs. and
his naraeer. Hr Robert A6ell. !.
known. Gar ard vide. ns ore o' the
most successful and intrrp-i.iop 6.her-
rr.n ~ nnr cnun'~ Tro:e. therefore,
who may Civ" The Co,one' cs'l NAV
be assur"d i! 6>h arr Ia Re had a. al.
hat al 'hsir wants in this line will be
fully surliied.
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Tourna ment.

Tourna ment.
Our readers will remember that there
will he a Tourremcn, ard Ball at Char.
lotte Hall on Thursday next. The Off
GERS and Knights hsve already been So
lec'ed, and the affair promises TO snrpass
anything Of the kind ever held in the
County.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

The srccihc division cf lands 60 SCI
sn.r; into lo.s. and the rentsl or sale there
of. according 10 Section I. of the la~ es
,al,lish;pc the Bureau. will te completed
.. soon s. practicable. and reported 10 the
Con missioner.
VII. Absndon,d 4 lands. held By This
Bureau, may nc restored to owners par
donei hy the Presid"o., BY the Ass>tan,
Commissioners. TO whom applications fol
such restoration should be forwardsd. SO
far ss practicable through the Superin-
tepdenis Of the Districts in which the lands
a.e situated.
Each application mus, be accompanied
by
Isl. Esidrnee Of special pardon by the
Pre.iden. q. S copy Of the oath Of amnes-
r. prescribed in 'he Presidents ProclaIna.
tion Of May 60. 1865, when the applicant
is net includcd in any Of the classes there
in excepted from the benefits Of said oath
%. Proof ri title.
Officers cf the Bureau. through whom
the application passes, will endorse there
or such facts as may assist the Assistant
Com missioner in his 1deci-ion-s stating es-
peeis'ly the ute made by the Bureau Of
,bo land.
VIII. No lands under cul,iv ,,ion hy
loyal refugees OF Freedmen will be rettor-
I'd under this Circular, until the crops now
growing shsll be secured for the be,..6T Of
the cultiva.ors. nnless full end just conn
be made far tl-ir labor and its
prod ucts. and for their exrend'ures.
q. O. HOWARD.
1kninr Gln.lni { lsnimis 4. i0acr
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rA7E-TE
THURSDAY MORNING SEPT, 81, 1865.
LrONARDT0WE, ND.

EF II The party who sent US the no.
'ice calling Public Meeting in Chap
tico on me 16,h instant will fa-cr us
with his name We si!l publish the call
ond ROT otherwise.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21
IN TER 4 L RE TE y VE
TAX NOTICE.
Office Of Ne Colrrtor internal Retnue
oh District g .Naryl,nd.

ELLICorT's Mills. SEPT 18th. 1866.
~ Office is hereby given. tha, nav" re-
~ criv. 4 fr m rhc Assessor the Annua!
! isl f.r 1916. AID for the c"nveri"' 80 #
Tax PAYERS m the county nt ST. M1RTS
! will attn in erSon or hy NrpU,v a
Fr.dny. c'"hcr fth. =, Ch.rlpttc ball;
Saturday, October Eth a' Chsptc":
Mrn'iav and Tuesday. Ne;oher 9sh aad
ip'h. at l.'"nari'nwn;
Wednesday. li'h AZ Clifton Factory,
Thnr>Hav. oc;"her 18th. nt s; Iniu,-'s.
Publ 4, 11and "f these Ta>e; Is r"w
made. and if rot paid or ti:e ai" =" ra:nrd
davS or ten rayS the -aft"r 'e-. Per rcu,uT.
Wit = tt,. cf ~ ertv cents AMI mileage will
b. add! t0 each kill.
] IN lrsparri I, receive all t.1es duc :he
| 'iicd :|t,t,- in th,s" counti.> ftr past
years. ..,c /, not pald at the tim" named. me
sam" pena!;irs will h. attached thereto
EIE- Attention u Tins notice Will Sarr
tIourc AID rxpen~e 90 AL psr;es interested.
GEO. ". SANDS.
CietIr.
Sep. iso5-+t.
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E'EUlI' ![.EI;lEg.

pERsONS drti.i. & Frun Tres of't.
Il nes' 1'.iI shi. Kind. are r.4u, .',i
70 seLd ia h.ir order. a. sn .ar.y as,.--
The sutsribrr. a. A.en, ior ,hr =. 'ialis
and trustworthy firm of Dlnc.n. Cvn.,.l
= 70. Gao tu'n'sh a"y and all kind. ~
Quantities to suit purchasers. hu, >; -ho
"'sh :" Plant this Fall should seud .hrm
o'de.' At oSee. AEp.c Trees uo~ %
had.
J. EDWIN COAD.
Gcrst Mills. p. O..
81. A.rI's Co.. Nd.
Sept. lA.h, ls65-at.
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BALTIMORE PRICES CURRE Mt

,Corr.c,.d weekly from tie R.fir-e-e ST.
RAIrIxoay, p..uber 81. 1865
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-21

Clo.e # Registration.
The work # E.c;>'rntior in me State
was s"d on 20 s'c51av. tu, We have M
ofhrisl intelligence of NE rnnhcr Of r. g's.
tered voters in nj. county. We learn ,ha.
less than $50 rslncs were r cistercd in this
di,trict, which j. ccnsid. -at'v l.ss than
half the full vote. II is fair r. presume.
therefore. hat Va shall 20. roN hor~aftor
NOR" than Goo votes in n" courv The
jns';c" or r'licv o' this vhclces'e disfran-
chiscmen. of cnr ci';.rrs IS mt onlv p
questionable cxr",imen'. INT We .-o e,'is-
f"d 'ha. nothing god will r"sn'' f,on
il "" sha'' for 10 rr"er-. -ov.-,
make TO fnr:hcr rcfcrcr 70 ~" MI -
before Us, ku' i, fac:s shall r. frrri>hsd us
of ill'eali'Ifs and expressions. We hall not
fail to deal with 'h'm r'mrtly ter'af'"r
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Il CARD.

To NY f1ena. in Prince G'oro...
tIar'es and .>s .iurv's Eornties
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TaE THALu.-This Society wss or.
gained May 9TH, 1864 Since its organ
ization it has labored under many So
rious difficulties until recently it
has received a new impetus, and
has now, we are glad TO say, placed it.
self upon a solid and permanent basis
At first it was composed of only about
fifteen members-the great inconve-
nience Of obtaining a Hall suitable for
their representations, was q serious
drawback TO the Association; still, they
presevered, and, Notwithstanding all
difficulties, gave entertainments when
ever a suitable place could be procured,
and always in such q manner as to
prove entirely satisfactory to the public
By untiTing perseverance, however,
all their former difficulties have been
overcome, as they have leased for two
years the large Hall in the second story
Of the court house, and have so arrang-
Gl IL ~ W AlhkD OAAC "a VIZ A4t@Cob "AAS
most tasteful Theatres i'm the western
country.
The President of the Society is Mr.
N. Pepperman, and the Stage-Msnager
is Mr.. R. R. Albert the scenic artist is
Mr.. Geo Mor-is-all gentlemen of abil.
ity, and well qualified for the various
positions which they fill.
The Thalia Society knows no dis
tinction between creed, or sect, or nation
aEtyj its motto is to know man but in
hie noblest cspacity-''as man"
They propose to give entertainments
semi moEthly. Tomorrow evening will
be presented Madelaine, the Belle Of
TIE Fsubourg; after which there will
be grand Inauguration Ball-dedica-
ting their new Hall We expect to see
large and fashionable audience in at
tendance
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River and Steamboat YeVs.

The Cumberland was at stand yesterday
with fest On Harpeth Shoals. The wealth
er Wsa more moderate, bat still quite cool.
There we're no arrivals yesterday, and
only one departure, the Irene.
The Lady Pike departs at P. ". To-day
Tor Cincinnati.
The ). T. McCombs departs At P. VI.
for louisville.
The Ohio was rising yesterday at Pitts
burgh, but falling at Cincinnati and Louis
vile.
The Lille Drown left Louisville for this
port on the 2Sd inst.
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pR. cOLEMAN's
Private DiSpensary.

While humanity continues 10 be inGrm
and man Ia prone 70 err, and the eonse-
quences are visited upon the unfortunate,
be should early seek reli0f from the MISERY
thus entailed- And the man who dsvotss
his time and talent 70 the relief Of this
species Of human suffering ia not Iess q
Philanthropist than he who SEEK 70 relieve
any other afaiction 70 which man is Eubiect;
for true philanthropy looks not to what
caused the tr0uhla, but what viii cure il.
DR. CoLEsAE has devoted large portion o.
his time 70 the euro Of the class Of dis
eases mentioned in his advertisement IL
tO-dAy's paper. he has duly qualified
himself By study sad experience 70 perform
what he promises. He has been located IN
our midst Tor several years, end the testi-
monials OF the press which he has
quoted in his card, are guarantees 10 the
afflicted for his skill and Ettainm ssss-
His 0faee Is 81 North Cherry street. Post
Once Boz, sea. suES
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PoLAND's vAEIErIEs.-This popular place
of public amusement still continues to be a
source Of attraction to the pleasuFe-lOving
portion'of our citizens. Thore is a change
Ct programme every evening, which neees-
sarily gives to the performance an increased
interest. Those who have not been to Po-
lands Varieties should avail themselves Of
the first opportunity Of attending an eve
ning's entertainment, at this establishment,
cOrnerof Cherry street and Lincoln Avenue.
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A superior quality Of Ingram Extra su-
per-, Threo-ply and Rich Tapestry Brussels
Carpets, for sale at Wholesale and retail by
c. B. Bray, ct Cameron, Grier & Co. stand.
A these carpets are carefully selected from
fret hands, and only a moderate advance
Tsysen them, the public will find that they
sft desirable, and moderate in price.
c. B. BEAT viii also eli orders for Cur
tains, Damssk, and Curtain Fixtures, com
plete, bought at the fountain head, and sold
at small profit. Also, table oil-cloths and
other housekeeping goods.
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A general order, under date Of the 18th
inst, has been issued opening sll the Q. S.
Military Railroads in this Military Divis-
ION 10 travel Of private citizens, IS we'll a
Of persons in the military service. Private
citizens must have tho usual Provost Mar
shals or Military Pass, from Department
Headquarters, and will be allowed neces-
sary private baggage, after due inspection,
and must pay cents per mile when tickets
are procured at station-ofices, OF 10 cents
when tickets are notso procured.
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TnElrRE.-The thrilling drams entitled
waiting FOR the Verdict" will be repeated
again tonight Mr.. and Miss Couldock
have the leading parts in it. We have al
ready had occasion to speak at length Of
this drama, which is one OF the best pro-
auctions Of the day. The interest never
aagS from FIRST 70 last. And it always draws
large audiences.
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HEADQUARTERS


DR PRUNK Has OPENED an EsTABI.lsg4.
meat N Nashville, Tenn, fer EnlbsITpioy r.
LEAD on Cherry siTe@t doors south ii ne
Post Ofhoe.
He vii attend . csluiering and fsryvsr,iin
nod Is nom this and Gil points South A goo1 a.
sorl1neut Of metallic eases aud ENC co1hns %
Es-d branch ofncas 81 ChGitsn0oez Tenn and
HuatzviIle Ala. L. b. -fhLNhi NJ Il.
isBiS-3u
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ws would direct attention . the advel

We would direct attention TO the adyer-
tisement Of Demovills Co, Druggists,
corner Of Church and Cherry streets. They
have in their house very choice assOrt-
meat Of fresh drugs and medicines, fancy
articles, etc, snd buyers will do well to call
there before Ilaking purchases. Their pri-
ees are by rS means exorbitant; on the
contrary, are very moderate.
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"JOhnny," said mother to her son nine
years old, ego wash your face. J an
ashamed TO see you coming to dinner with
a dirty mouth"
al did wash it, mammal" snd feeling
his upper lip, he added gravely, :" think
il must be 8 mustache coming"
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Notice Extraordinary.

V1OR SAILS. A STOCK OF MILITARY AND
II Csuasns Clothing, al ! arnish ng Goods, com
I1te ia every Aepart ment shich y olsree WITH the
good VII Of the DO ne At sVery iog pnIe. ,Ais3'
RiTsfEESs STAND in the city. A y PeTsoa wisl;-
-, Good bu-iaesiI already estsoisheo, esn ser
nm mar iculars b. cal Ing Ga a.
~, I. Iii r,ntnea to retail az q small advance
.t.svs eost u re6u,se tne stock bsrgAns sre 70
- - ICHILDs sTEPHENSON,
snIs PulAdc square, Southwest corner.
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An cid woman, who rec emily died IN
Paris, left large sum Of money TO establish
wheeled ferry boats to cross the streams Of
t,svel-thst is, the crowded streets Of the
city. She was about as sensible as the Cop
perhesd Unionists Of Tennessee and Ken
lucky, who wish 20 cross the streams Of
disunion on the back Of negro slavery.
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THE CoScERT.-!The unusual demani for
tickets for The oratorio 20 be performed at
Christ Church tonight, and the large num-
Der already disposed of having given rise
70 an impression that places are being sold
SithOut regard TO the capacity OF the house,
We are requested to give notice thet If il
should be found that eli who desire 10 at
tend cannot be Accommodated, there viii
be repetition Of the performance on the
following night, Thursday 10th inst, and
Eckets will be good for either night. The
Concert E-in commence ct ~ o'clock.
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recorder Shane tried thirty-six cases
e''e'asy' ofthese Is were drunkenness /;
1''ofaeFly conduct; 1 drunk and disor-
gerry obatructing streets; 3 indecent ex-
~ l running dray without license.
IS case We mentioned yesterday Of g
- s s-' charged WIKI receiving and keep
~ 900 bill which had been paid him
-.,S@ H mistake for ten dollar bill by a
.'ia'e''' wife, was disposed Of AZ the time
. :. 'sns p ana Ess not set FOR hearing yes
Ie'asy as We understood. The Recorder
merchant.
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TaEATRE.-The popular drama Of "Siok
Of the Woods, and the afterPiece Of "The
Secret" will be played at this house TO-
night Mr.. Proctor appears IS the Jibbe-
nainosay. This is one Of his best imper-
sonations, and never fails 70 create pref
ereuce irnpression.
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That celebrated knigbtof the razor, Henry
Wall, has opened q new Barber Shop in the
Post Office building. He employs the best
Of wOrkmen; and gentlemen can get good
shave end their hair nestly cut and dressed
by giving him q call.
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A Suffers large Wall Tent, small Cook
Tent and Fly. are offered for sale on rea-
sonable terms, if application is made soon.
Call on John W. Msuzy, corner OF Cherry
aHd Observation-Disclosures. jan2l-Sts.
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GALLERY
OF THE
Cumberland.
CATALOGUE

OF PHOTOGRAPHIC CARRIES DE VIsITE OF
~ distinguished officers Of the Federal and Con
iecerste Army and Navy, for sale, Wholesale and
Retail A liberal discount ma q TO dealers
Retail price, Is cents, sent TO any part of the
country, by mai, on receipt Of an order, with the
money, at ''MORSE'S GALLERY OF THE CUM.
BEkLAhD," Is Cedar street. Nashville, Teunas-
trassas- &e be
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ala5hrille Aaiutl.

- The USioS has the largest eircula-
- n any Newspaper in Tennessee. Its
ritv ard army circulation more than
double sny ether paper
~ The NAsHvmLE IsIos has been
--.-3.5 the publication Of the List Of In
-.1Is5- for Letters for the year 1865, by the
pa.,msster Of this city, the UNIoS having
the largest circulation Of any paper pub
r.bss within this postal district.
~ Lrsr or LETTERs.-The list Of letters
-smaining uncslled for in the POst-Ofhce,
arblishsd of6eislly in the columns Of the
x,.uvrLLr Ux1os, can be consulted in the
BUSINESS Ofice Of the UsIeE. Il viii be
found upon bulletin inside the building.
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The weather opened very cold yesterday
but by II clock on the suney side OF the
streets, the ice and snow began 70 dissp-
pear. At shutdown the temperature was
sufficiently low 10 satisfy any ons but an
Es1uimauE.
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n RlsE CHAScE.-A frst rate stand on
Union street, for rent, with sale of fixtures,
and good viii Of the house. For partieu-
lars apply at this Office. jan2j-tE
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Elliott Co. would suggest TO their
;rieads, that owing to & want Of Storage ca
Paeity they viii have 10 decline receiving
consignmeats Of Dry Goods.
isneA-Iw
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Corn shelters, straw cutters, cotton scrA-
pers and farming implements generally, for
sale by G. ". Fall a Co, Hardware Deal
srs, "a Public Square. janl9-Im
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II yea wish to cross the river, avoid the
cars and detention, cross on the new Steam
Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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Examine those beautiful Plaids and
French and English Merinos al ". Free
man & Cos, Is Public Square, corner Of
Desderick street.
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For good buggy blanket call on W,
Freeman Co., Patlie Square, corner Dead
sriek street.
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crsss on the steam Ferry Boat Kentucky.

Wood contractors viii find large stock
OF axes, age handles, iron wedges and
hardware generally ct q. ". FAN 4 Co.
jsn1e-lm.
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Just received, stock of imported
Cigars of the finest brands at Ehren-
berg's. No. 40 Unionstreet.
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AXES AxEs-3G0 Dozen, best brands.
for sale by G. W. Fall d Co., Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. .jau22tf
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Munifcent Chsrity-The damages OPP
dyke recovered Of Weed, having promised
them 20 benevolent institution. "What l
gives is nothing to nobody
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Gross on the Steam Perry Boat Kentucky.

II you wish 70 cross the river, avoid the
cars and detention, cross on the new Steam
Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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Night Emissions Cared.

ToUng Man. stop before you further 20. " a.!
ssesss subject 10 Man, there IL no disease 90 nsru
70 cure So Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce that uudsrstRho treating 10 cad q you can
say that have CURED ioEens IN this city, well IS
W different States WhO hsve spent dollar sttar dor
AZ and are now well cured b. me. sTa daily re-
eeiYng letters and ssndig medicine 70 al parts Of
ne country. In word, AL that are diseased n
sny Wsy, and will give me call viii give ssIis-
Aclon Tor All Of the disessea mentioned Ia this ad-
city.
AL letters directed 20
DR. MoGILL,
Union street, Nashville, 'EesIl.
'AA-ly ] meet with prompt s.teDtions
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'.st'nen Will find 3 complete ossort-
s1' o. Aooks, liaes, poles, reels, snooGs
jsnl9-Im
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The Tennessee Almanac, the only one
published with calculations for the meridi-
an of Nashville. Sold by r. H. Singleton.
jan24-2W.
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All persons afflicted with privGtediseases
would do we'll 70 call on Dr.. A. Richard
Jones, No. Is Desderick street, up stairs
DR.. J. may be found in his Office at all
hour. nov2s
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A splendid assortment Of Valentines at
T. Il. singletOR's. ian2J-3w.