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On Saturday incoming last we had smart
sprinkle ofsnow in this section, and on Satur-
day night ice formed an eighth of an inch in
thickness.
The present Fall has been remarkable
fine season for farmers Charlotte Demo-
crdt
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PRAYER in the twoHouses.

In answer to the invitation of the Legis
lature, the ministers of this City have ar
ranged for opening the two branches will
prayer, in the following order:
SENATE.
Monday-Rev. Mr.. Hudson.
Tuesday-Rev. Mr.. Atkinson.
Wednesday-Rev. DR.. Skinner.
Thursday-Rev. Dr. Mason.
Friday-Rev. Mr.. Hardie.
Saturday-Rev Dr. Smedes
HOUSE.
Monday-Rev. DR.. Mason.
Tuesday-Rev. Mr. Atkinson.
Wednesday-Rev. DR.. Skinner.
Thursday-Rev. Mr.. Hudson.
Friday-Rev. Mr. Branson.
Saturday-Rev Dr. Smedes.
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Rates Of Subscription.

To those who get up clubs of five or more sub
scribers, one copy, gratis, will be furnished.
A cross q mark on the paper indicates the ex-
piration of the subscription.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
TUESDAY, Nov, 27th, 1866.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Atkinson.
The following additional members Of ju-
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FOURTH BALLOT,

o. ForMr. MASLY-Mcssrs. Speaker, Allen, Autry,
Baker, Barden, Boyd, Bowe, Bmdsher, Brown,
Chadwick. Clark, Clements, Cowan, Crawford, Of
Rowan, Dargan, Daniel, Davis, Durham, Everett,
Foard Garriss, Cranberry, Henderson. Hodnett
Hutchison, Jones, Judkins, Kenau, Kendall, La
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MARKETS.


CNcISsArI, April l6.
Flour in good demand and prices advancing
standard superine S797 25 do Extra ssgs %
do Family s. 5o8lo; Fancy $40 5O9l2.
Wheat unsettled and higher No. new Red s2S
2 % Old Rel is held at 81 4o82 o..
Corn in good demand at 52S53e in elevator.
Gals Reid 1o higher; No. ], Al No. 2, 800.
Prime Rye firm at 70675c.
Barley firm at SI@I 10 for prime to choice Wiz
ter 81 % for Canadian.
Weisky firm &C s. %.
Provisions opened frner, butclosed rather quiet.
Mess Pork sold At s255sg2513 for country, and
city bulk meats held at slO@l39l4]z, but not much
done,
Bacon ~, l4]Ec9:51zc.
Lard st ls1tcgls}zc. but bgyers at over lsc.
Groceries unchanged,
Cotton dull no new rate Of quotations can be
gwen.
Gold closed al I255<.
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SoHETHISs HASDsoEE.-We were ahewn
hast evening, real gem, in the way Of ar
tistic skin, beauty Of finish, and worth. Il
Is large size vase, constructed Of pure gold
and silver, manufactured to order, for the
Blood Horse Association Of Nashville, by
Mr.. Wilson Ac6rew, Of Cincinnati and
cost eve hundred dollars. The base upon
which the vase rests is beautiful in design,
and ingenuously aud lastly wrought in gold.
The outside Of the vase is Of silver, and the
inside IS lined with gold. Il is to be con
tested Tor at tho Henderson stake, on the
third day of tho races, which commences
the FIRST Of May. The vase will be on ex-
hibition to-day at the billiard rooms Of Mr..
J. .. Louiscau.
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MUsrKRNe Our OF TRooPs.-Col. Hughes
who has charge Of mastering out troops il
this Department, states that he is progress
ing as rapidly as possible, an'
that the last vOlunteer-white and black
will be discharged by the first of May
leaving only regulars scattered through the
country. They will be amply sufficient, a
nobody has any desire TO break thu
peace.
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EpGETIELD.-Special attention is called to
the great public sale Of lots in Edge6eld
to-day, Tuesday, 18th inst, at IL o'clock 6.
m, by Messrs. J. L. h R. W. Brown, com
meneing with R. W. Browns addition, op-
posite the residence of Rx- Governor n. s.
Brown, on the Gallatin pike.
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from distance, who
may Be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested 70 read the ad-
veriisement given in this paper, Of Dr.
Kings Dispensary, No. ; Desderick street.
Auril12-tf
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The following is the
only business done in the Criminal Court
yesterday:
State VS.. Preston Eewlsnd, murder
which occurred two years since, on Whites
Creek. Jury sworn in, but the trial did
not commence.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The April term
Of the U. S. Court, Judge Trigg presiding,
commenced its session yesterday. The fol-
lowing Grand Jury was sworn in:
E L Jordan, Foreman, R Mcdonald, F
Cohen, Geo Dipnake, " B Kockel, Jno
Wilson, F W Keeson, A Davidson, W F
White, ThOs c Trimble, NJ D Nesht, W P
Campbell, J Harris, NJ N Parmele, NJ G
L Claiborne, Jno T Boxer, Geo W Owen.
Mr.. Meaeham offered resolution 10 the
effect that 500 be placed at the disposal of
the Judge, to pay for carrying paupers to
the pOOr-house. Adopted.
On motion of Esq. Paul, the Jail Com
mittee were instructed to purchase cloth
ing for prisoners, when required.
Mr.. Meacham offered a resolution that
no turnpikike company has a right to
charge double toll, except the Nashville 4
Lebanon company. Adopted.
Adjourned.
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self Abuse.

This vice, which is never prscticed in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of tho nOblesi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 eloquence or pen 10 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti-
tatiOn, and reduced the miserable victim x
living skeleton Nor are these its fnal
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this afaiction, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. a. North Cherry street,
or address him By lsttor, Box Se2, Nash
villa, Tenn fsb1e-H
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An excellent situation can be secured by
an experienced hand at the business, in a
pleasant snd nice country town, by respond
ing immediately to the advertisement in our
paper to-day, headed Wanted"
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In Cbancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
Msa-u RuLEs. lsgs.

v. Amended and Supplemental Gross Bu.
n Ward a as.
IN this cause. BE- appearing 10 The Clerk and Mss-
ter thas deieuiant, X. ID. Allison, hsyoad the
limits d the state Of Ieunes see, and Earus him
self 80 out 81 the jurisdiction a. the cour thai ths
Ordinary procela ui - cannot b. served upon hlm
ltia tbereiore ordered thaE puhiiGstiGu he male
Cor four successive weeks, IN the Nashville uni0n
n neaspsper published "a the city q Na=hF De-,
Teuncaaea. requiring SID defendsut b apprsr
haiore the ClerE aad Master a. ofice IN Cari1are
ca Or before Nay kuIe1. and answer said cross hIl
OF The EIl b. taken ioT CONF SGD ana sst for
hearing * parta, ns 70 him.
nsra4-aft D. H. CAMPBELL. Gam.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,

HEGFNAN'5 Ferrsted Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
III Of Calissya Rark, with Pyropbosphate Of lrou.
Prepared BY HSGEMAN a CO., Chemists snd
Druggists, NeW York.
PYkoPEOsPHATE OF IRON was introduced by
F. Rob'Quet, Of Paris, in Is5s and received isvora-
be nouce from the french Academy; il Is easi y
sssimilated, and not decomposed in the s.omach by
food or the gastric juice; e is prompt, efficient
tonic, combining The effects 81 Phosphorus and
Iron, and Is not stimulating CT Tritsnt.
Our FEkRAIED ELIXIR OF BARK Is pleas
ant Cordial, possessing the valuable properties Of
Cslisaya bark, and contains eight grains Of the Py-
rophosphate Of Iron m each fluid ounce; and in al
cases, where a mud AMI ethcseious Iron Tonic IL
desired. viii be found most valuable prapsrRton.
Samples furaished % Physicians on Application.
PURE VACCINE CRUsI5. selected from healthy
country children. warranted reliable.
HFtTEMAN A COS Cordial Elixis Calssya BARK.
Alun aud Kino Aoaenges and Chlorate Potash Lo-
aenQes. Al ne above sold BY Drnegists.
HEGEMAN CO,
mail en- Chemists and Druggists, New York
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GoDxT FOR MAr.-We are obliged TO W.
C. Collier, Union street, for a copy Of the
Msy number of GOdey's Lady's Book for
Mav next. Il is q splendid number.
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In ChanoeTy q Carthage Tenne.
'-' Amen a@Sa8 : "a ssdsupplensu..l BIZ.

aAaAAAAaA asaAalaa ~
james " bsnny, e ais
Amended and Supplemental Bill.
John r. Rollugs, e ais.
IN tllis csuse ll appear ne % the Clerk and Mas
Ter tlt ne deisEfsuf " m 1cott u uou-rssilaut
81 he 5lata % Ienneaeees - thar ths oriinarv
prreana % lsF cannot - served uuou hIrn. ff =
ih~rrflrs orc cred that puticafou D. mails re- four
suocessifa seesa r. ne NASHVILLE uuiqn. neirs-
-. rellr-ug sid deiendaut % anuasr ~ fha nart
torn cf tle Cniuccry CouFf 81 smith oaunfV 81
one n lafttase. ca or before tha Ara Munday Of
luae. lsad. % answer couplafrerfi1 srraniaf and
.tFl1aeuts 1li, o. the same si - taaen CO con
losaeHi a. % Inn ard set for haarlns parle-
usrli ~ ID. IA. CAMPBELL a II.
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BRuraL MURDER AND RoBBERY Is Bowl
ING GHFKN, KFgTUCEY.-We were put in
possession Of some facts relative 10 a cold
blooded and fiendish murder, committed at
Bowling Green, Kentucky. They are sub
Btautially these: Sometime during Thurs-
day night last, the 18th inst, Patrick Dun
ovau, an Irshman, when near his home,
short distance southeast Of the railroad de-
pot, was set upon by three or four rufiaus,
and brutality Notwithstanding his skull
in two places and cutting his throat from
ear 10 ear. After the commission Of the
deed, they proceeded to rifle the pockets Of
the dead maa, getting therefrom four dol
lars in money, pistol, and a watch. Find
ing the key Of his little grocery establish
ment in his pocket, or having a knowledge
Of the fact previously, they proceeded to
the locality where il is located, which is
on the West side Of the Public Square, and
unlocking the door, they took charge Of the
house As 10 the extent Of the loss in that
quarter, we are not advised. They broke
open the money drawer, but it is under
stood Dunovan gave its contents in keeping
Of a friend before leaving for his home that
night.
We further learn that three or four ne
groes had been seen hanging about his gro
Gerry aud house and that a report to the
eiIectthat Dunovan had recently come in
possession Of a considerable sum Of money
was the incentive, probably, 70 the COM
mission Of the foul deed. Upon search be-
ing instituted the next morning for the sus-
pected individuals, they were not TO be
found. They are supposed to have got off
one Of the up trains from Nashville, and
having, probably, the deed in contempla- |
lion, they only waited favorable opportu- |
nifty 10 strike.
Mr.. Dunovan was much respected by the1
citizens of Bowling Green and being
looked upon as an economical man, the i'm
preston is, he had, by industry and fru-
gality, in his business, gathered together
good sum Of money. But where it was de-
posted, if such was the case, has not trans.
pred. Whether the villains succeeded in
ferreting out its whereabouts, is a secret
yet only known TO them. One or two ar
rests have been made Of parties suspected Of
being accomPlices. But the opinion is en-
tertained that the real perpetrators left that
night or early next morning in the dircc-
tion from whence they came. Dunovan
was man Of family.
Asummary example should be made Of
all such characters as these culprits and as
sasains are, when caught and it is to be
hoped that will be soon.
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By reference to our Legislative proceed
ings it will be seen that Capt. Williams rose
to question Of privilege, the occasion being
most violent attack upon him by the
Knoxville Wing. After he had concluded
his remarks, in which he proved the Gov
ernor to have wilfully falsi6ed in reference
20 several matters connected with the State
government, Gen. James P. BrownloW, Ad-
jutant General Of the State, and one Of the
"family," went up 10 him and challenged
him 10 fight.
This attempt 10 intimidate a legislator
is Of a piece with the radical policy. If a
man objects to any Of their high handed
measures, be is at once villifed and Sian
dered BY them in the most outrageous man
mer.
It is evident, however, that Jim Brown-
low picks his man. Col. Garrett used Sc
verer language towards the Governor than
did Capt. Williams but Jim said not q
word, the reason being, that Garrett was
fighting man.
We admire Jim's discretion; no never
challenges a man who he believes will try
the virtue Of cold lead with him.
Il is evident, from the exhibition made
yesterday, that the Governor thinks that he
can scare the people and compel them to
cease TO criticise his course but he is de-
cidedly mistaken he is not half So terrible
as be believes himself 10 be. Jim can do Is
he will but he can't "skeer" white folks.
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and FiHdoa0 SHADES,
comprising all stylos and qualities, in store
and for sale by MEREIrT 4 HuL,
a. Church street, Maydold Building,
mhs-M Opposite Maxwen HOTEL.
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A BIC DAYS WoRK.-Nelson G. Murry, of
the COlOred Baptist Church in this city, on
Sunday last, married II couples, baptized
Is sinners, and preached three sermons. A
pretty good days work.
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In another column picking Samburr
Grapes for Speer's Wine. il is an admirs-
bic article, used in hospitals aud by the
frst-class families in Paris, London aud
New York in preference 90 old port wine.
Il is well worth a trial, and gives great
satislaction. ldcc2l -tstLweowly.
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1866.

HOUsEKEEPER5 troubled with vernin need
be SC no longer, if they uss ''CogrAEs EItermina-
Tor We have used Ne b our sausfsctoni and Do a
box cost g., We would have IT, We have tred pcs
cons, but they effected nothing; but "Gostar's' ar
urle knocks the nresth Ou Of t,ats, Nice. koschss,
Ants, and Bed-Bugz, quicker than We can Wric b.
Do b. 10 great demand al over The couniIy. - Aela
(ot8l GGlotl.
ss-see "C5srAs's' adyertsoueni above.
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We are indebted to Ed. willard, Union
street, for the latest Louisville and Cinein-
matt papers.
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Han ovKR roE HoEsE SrEALINe.-Tw0
men, VIM. Adams and John Arlington, weie
yesterday before Esquire Meacham on a
c barge Of horse stealing, and sent to jsil,
TO await trial before the Criminal Court.
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The Adams Express continues TO supply
US with Southern and Eastern papers in adj
vance Of the mail.
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80, Cd fsr rr .Isrs- rnei Gers. from 20
,,t.,r go Il ss.d court 90 ttr ION day 70 i-.'.
~. n ne case 81 Elias ". ee1'fy, 49,. e ~
III tn-h. dsr'd W. Anthony hlsn t,a ~,
% +. -. 49, ~ VIM n hlsl rs nau-
--.i'i-,,7 n ~ sia . 81 fennessee. p 7 aieore
or,fsrsf tnst puhiIcailou - ii' ~. s-e go -
eeI' /. ~ l.-...i..a. " weeks Or SSH VIM L
R-ss ~ s1r-sr bssare che safsalpiul County Court
u 49,. .-.fr. e. b. loilen ior sa.d 1nilst- Il,
~ - y i,rrv..Ie ca t1e drst Mon.ia IL 81 Il.
- 49,, - mere o. tnter his a. iaaoa f8 --l
uisis.-f- 80. On. ar the ssne vii D. 81 -. -,
hearing e. parie A. % ana
=. H. sTUNF
marchzsaFt tlerE % Putnam CounfT C6Brt
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County CoURr.-The County Court met
yesterday, Judge Glenn presiding.
The committee appointed to confer with
a similar one from the City Council, relative
10 the pest-hOuse, reported that the City
Council refused 10 have anything more to
do with the matter. Report received.
Mr.. Moaeham offered resolution that
no more patients be received into the pest
house until ordered by the County Court.
Adopted.
Various allowances were made for officers
salaries, etc.
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1865

tsCOsTAR's RAT ENrEKMlNATOR s simple,
safe, and sure the most perfect RAI-ihcatou
meeting We have ever attended. Every kzt that
can get g. properly prepared. VII eat ~ and every
one that cats Dc E die, generally, a some place AZ
distant az possible from Hhere 10 was tsken.-Lasf
Sine. M.rh Mirror.
Be. See "CosrAEs advertisement above.
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1866.

RATS versus BIRDS -WhoeTer engages IN shoot.
ing small birds IS g cruel man whoever aids ln eN-
terminating rats 81 a beueiact0r. We should Ike
some one 10 give az the benefit OF Their experience
IN driving out these pests We need s0weihlng
besides dogs, cats, aud TAPS for "a business -
Ect1IfiHe Antrrio1t. ". J..
,ss-sse "CosrAa's" advertisement above.
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One orthe ssFamily'' Wants to Fight.

The Governors STAFF on the RAM
page.
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PEKsoNAL.-Our young friend Tom. J.
Pritehett, Of the NurfreosbOro Monitor,
called al our Office yesterday. He reports
The Monitor in Aourishing condition. He
will be in the city few days, and will call
on some Of our business men in relation 10
advertising.
Mrs. L. o. Chaplin, who has been for some
time absent from the city, returned on Sat
urdHy evening with health and spirits
greatly improved. She will hereafter be
ioona al her place Of business, No. 81 Union
street ready TO wait upon ladies who may
give her call, aud whom she will under
take to supply with Ihs lsses, style Of dress
and fancy goods.
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The Capture aud Escape Of Harper
His Right-hand Man in Custody.

Col. LOib, the eapturcr Of Harper, has re-
turned 10 this city and made an official state
ment Of his late operations. lie says that he
found Harper and his right-hand man, Ed.
Noy, in a buggy riding from Paris TO John
sonville. and took them into custody. In
the evening the men went into camp, and
the prisoners placed in irons and under
guard Of three sergeNnts, who were directed
90 stand over them with cooked pistols.
During the nigh. Harper suddenly leaPed
up and fed, the' guards firing al him.
Several heavy groans were heard, but no
traces Of blood discovered.
Moy, who is as desperate man rs Harper,
was brought TO this city yesterday and
lodged in the pouitenGsry. He viii b
tried BY q military commission.
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1866

INCREASE OF KAT5-The F,uurr'E GSEefis
fEngshJ assert- and proves BY figures that one
par Of kA1S oil nave progeny aud descendants
no less than Gjl, $50 in three years. Nov, unless
this immense family can b. kept down. they would
consume more food than would sustain 5000 hu-
man beings.
EB-5ee "CosrAE's" advertisement above.
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HAVING leased fhis vel known Hotel for =
ii term q yearH. aud having tn1ruuahir ref ted
and reilfnisned Pc, Es are nov euanled ~ ar-0u1-
rnnsiste re traseinE pubic In good style any
other aolre "a ne cnuutTT. Dc aas long been sid
us NaanFiiie Was greatly IN bed ~ good hu1eis
ana having M msast eeuirsf and largest house In
n ciiy. ~ Are deterfninFd % maEe tt aaeond o.
noae- Our cisrEsa ~ e Al times he a. low ~
ca possibly b a1u9ded.
azsEif-sln HARE q R0BEETs.
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1866

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEsT.-Fpesking
o. "COsLars' Rat. E1scu, Ant, &C., Exterm.nat1r--
IN Grant county BY 7err1In trsu would ray for
Of this Rat and Insect Eler."-Laloafer tHaJ
Hrn1L
na-see "C0raR's" advertisement above.
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CITY NEWS.

TO Intimidaie Legisia-
tors.
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The Dispensary is Located at
NO. 3 DEADERICK STREET.
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

III ASlN6 intle
10 v.e rnnf
@ IN rcnss NJ a. putlu
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M AIZE Ma, ,

ne a,od and luxury of the a4e' Ni-npl. snf.'
fanit One una. UlI c7u'..'
49,. r...5.5.-.s-s l.l1fs Eus.lrIia blanc Ha..r.
- .-.tb11f ..'1alss. win .-F .r a1 ~. q. a..--
s.slrlsbIrv fb- mot economical r..flt e.I-
ton b ordinary Whsit f.lf ~
zseet ssnces graves or .isl 0r il, aPi - l.f
Iee-Crraan nothing can compare e.-
toied r milk vii produce n1n cream .e' e-.''s
nm r1, m 5-ie round uar-aeas. under ne ifa.e-
-, 49,. ain t.rra.Hf.Hls .ar uses
a 100 Ig7i'.18. article Ut s1d PIG rh iren ant
InVaiils Of ail ages. Per sale y r'--.ia ADJ Aia.
Eisls everywhere
$780,. D-,,t fs8 Fuliou Re hea Nora
WILLIAM DlAtE "a, 6eners. Agent
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FARMERS AND HOUsEK EEPER5-shouId re-
collect that hundreds Of dollars Horth OF Grain,
Provision, &C., are annually destroyed By Rats.
Nice, Ants, and 0tler meets and FarmIn--all Of
winch cen 10 prevented b . lev dollar worth Of
"Cosraas" Raj, Roach Ant, Ac-, EEtermlnaior,
b0uf pc and usei freely
ua-5ee 'tCosIAhs' advertisement above.
ss-sold in Nashville, Tenn, BY ". J. 4 c. ".
SMITH. add al Druggists snd Dealers.
mafchl7-5u1 daH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. Foote's Advertisements.

Dl' EOOtCS huftIllSelleDl&,
Doctor or Medicine PAMPHLET rnsiled frse ~
dress 3 Fooie, u D, llS0 Broadway, New YorlE-
COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUPTURFD
Sent free Address E 3 Foote, N d, lIsO Broad
way, New YORK.
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR The
MARRIED Sent free IN sealed envelope. Address
Z Foote, N D., llS0 Broadway, Nes York
MEDICAL COMMON sENSE-400 psres-lCo
Illustrations, 81 50 Sent hy mMI eye1ywhere.
postpaid, Contents Tat les sent free Address q e
author, & B Foots, N D, 1lS0 Broadway, n. York
Apuil1-3m eode
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GONORRHOEA.
STRUCTURES. ,
SYPHILIS.

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