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CLUMBIAN WATER

Is a tonic and diuretic ola n ghy beneficial charac-
Calculus Irritation ami luhlmatIon OF the Kidneys,
and bisddeT, scd has most siurEsr,y getIve effects
m restoring these organs when debIIts,Sd by long
disease. Females who have suffered Tor years from
irreguiarty, and the distressing diseases known
only 70 their sex, have been entirely cursd by the
tal' hfIl aud IudicIous use Of COlumb an Water.
These waters are bottled fresh and pure, from
each OF the above named springs, 10 so careful aud
secure manner that they preserve all their me
diclnai value for years, and viii be found equally
eticscious when drank thousands Of miles distant,
SIS when taken directly from the spring.
Bagars Of limitations and Inferior Waters.
The coIks Of all genuine Congress, Empire aud
Columb an Waters are branded on the side Of the
cork, thus:
c0E's'.. SlE y |t5s'' CO. ETI'E 5'aE E15sn' 3. 55n
lCoLuaUIAS WATER,
G. & r. s. 20.
Packed safely aud securely, in boxes suitable for
shipment TO any part Of the world. Congress and
Enpre Waters iu boxes, CoulsiuIng 4 Dozen plnt-
OF Dozen Quart Bottles esCh. Columbian Water
IN boxes couJs ring 4, or Dozen HsH Pntz, or a
Dozen Pint Bott Is each.
Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and firstclass Grocers.
Sold only at Wholesale by
HOTOHKISS SONS,
PROPRIETORs,
0 = IL H r. IG NJ AN ST, ~. Y.
Orders by mail receive promp, attention.
marl-tu thuTtsst-3m
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

IONE 4 TUNNELIr-Wholesals and Retail
~ Booksellers. Stsuoners, ana News Agents.
No. 4O North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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TINNERs, &e.

LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate sad General
u BUSINESS Agents, over Horks Book Store, $50
Union Strs et, Nashville. Tenn HuI5-6mF
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20 f.-tflaf H1fl ihu shove Erm. Z f-aIer ny
a-al-- i'a ifilsuts % my Cd frl-ai- ior i1si
f.ta.as FLarn uss hrra sEtellaH4 o. as.
49, .'t tlsi ,hrr sl eout ule o. 30 tl. saua o.
~ -. ai.-ef alr aa5izrsas. .a-la assured tdal
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ATTORNEYS ar Law.

ATTORNEYS an LAW.
CAMPBELL. McKwEN a GROEsBECK, Attor-
~ ney- 81 Law ana Claim Agents, praetcs ~ al
the Courts. Collections promptly attended To-
also clsins sgzinst the United Ststes and Vouchers
collected. once u North Cherry street. up stalrs
OTIS, Z. A-Attorney aud Counsellor at Law,
" orhee - Cherry s.; 7. Y. box '1o.
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
IaIKsT NATIONAL BANK-GoYernment Deposi-
n t.,rl-No 81 College street, between Union
s1d tbe Puoic square dealers in Uncurrsnt
Noscy Exchange, CON, snd Government Becuri-
ues oil ~ ElndE. stocks and Bonds bought Rnd
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
a. 9. sAzFozD. Pres't. JAS. 6. osDEs ,Cash'r.
6FARR, THOs s-Broket, corner Union and
vi College streets bugs and sells 6oids UDeur-
rslt Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections agtendsc 70 promptly.
Also buys aud sells On c. nmisson.
CECOND National BANK OF NASHVILLE
- ~ cherry street, deals N Exchange, Govern
ment Securities ard Co %. CoLscuOus promptly
attended 10. J. LUHsDEs, Cashier.
rI,HIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Desls IN Exchange Government Securities
aud Coin. Collections promptly attended to.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds sold On Commission.
hOOK AND J0B PRINTING.
NASHVILLE UNION PKIETIN6 CO.-BOOk
~ anu JOB Printers, and publishers Of the Ds-
. and Weekly Union, Printers Alley, between
Union and. DoadercK streets.
BREWERY.
rPRIN6 WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL &
- FRANK. Successors 70 NJ. ). DTucker, Brewers
III Ale ana Lager beer, no. Il Broad street, Nash
VILE Tenn. ldsos-ly
ItOOKsELLERS AND sTATIONERS.
IyINGLETON, K H.--BOOkseler, Publisher
- 5lauoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
bulldIug
CARRIAGE mANUFACTUREBs
AFYER5 q HUNT-Msupiacture OF all the |
vi Latest Styles OF fIrsF Glass Carriages and 1
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CAMPBELL. McKWEN a GROEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys 81 Law ana Claim Agents, practice ~ all
the Courts. Collections promptly attended toi
also clains egzinst the United Ststss and vouchers
eoeclsl. ONO u North CherIE street. up sla-rs
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Commission and Forwarding.


DAUL a SANFORD, Forwarding and Con mis-
II sion Merchants. our prompt attention AZ gwen
~ the receiving and forwarding Of COaION- Al
south Market street
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.
COLLECrING AGEAIs.

II 3 TUTHlLL, Deputy United States Marshal,
III. collects NOtes, Accounts, &C, Ia Middle Ten
uus see Ofiice a. State Capitol, next door to Fed
tral Court Room. +. q. Lock box 81, Ses EdFer-
tlsemsut IN another column. dscB-6m
, 1866-10-12

at forelagge Bddgetudkastene saa betime-
ligt, at deres Behandling vii kunne vere
endt og den kongelige Stadfestelse erhver-
vet forinden Finantsaarets Begyndelse,
meddeelte han Raadet Oplysning ON det
~sandsynlige Resultat af Regnskabet for
Diet sidstforl0bne Finantsaar, hvorefter Diet
antoges, at dette vii komme til at udvlse ct
Overskud, betydeligt Store end Diet i Bud
gettet paapegede Bel0b. Ogsaa med Hen
syn til Diet narvarende Budgetudkast, hvis
Totalindtagt at $192,835 mod en- Totalud-
gift af $191, 1854, kun udviste ct cal
culeret Overskud af $1,471, antog han at
like ~ubetydelige Besparelser i Udgitterne
Wide kunne gjennemf0res at Administrative
men, saaledes at Regnskabet sin It'd Wide
blive mere fo~rdeelagtigt.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) udtalte sig angaaende forskjellige
Punkter vedkommende Budgettet og Be-
villingsforslagene, deriblandt navnlig ON
N0dvendigheden af Indskr@nkninger Mi
litairudgifterne, hvorimod translates Ind
vending fra 2det Medlem for Frederiksteds
Land District (Knight) og 2det Medlem for
C~hristiansteds Land District (Ratcliffe.)
Da Fernandez satte Sp6rgsmaalet ON
Ansettelsen af ct Udvalg under O~verveiel-
Sc, udtalte fere Medlemmer sig for at
Sagen behandledes i Raadet uden Udvalgs
Neds@ttelse, eller at ialfald Beslutningen
heron udsattes til senere; og vedtoges Diet
d%erefter, eenstemmigen med IS Stemmer,
at den f6rste Behandling at Bevillingstor-
slagene foretages i naste Mode.
4. 1ste Behandling af Forslag at 2det
Medlem for Frederiksteds Landdistrict
(Knight) og 2det MedIem for Christian
steds Landdistrict (Ratcliae) til Anord-
ming I'm Forbud af Salg og Udf6rsel at
de saakaldte Sukkerkager og fra Den.
Forslaget lyder saaledes:
, 1866-10-12
$191,364

His Excellency the Governor referred to his
former communication to the Council regarding
the cause why the present draft with the money
bills was brought in so late, and stated, that he
hoped that it would be possible in future to
introduce the budgets so timely, that the dis
cussiOns on them would have taken place and
the royal confirmation obtained previous to the
commencement of the financial year; he in
formed the Council of the probable result of the
accounts of the last financial year, according
to which it is supposed, that it will show a
result considerably greater than the amount
contained in the budget. As regards the pre-
sent, the total revenue of which amounts to
Sl92,835 with a total expenditure of $191, 1854,
shelving a calculated balance of only $1471,
he supposed that considerable retrenchments in
the expenditure would be effected by the ad-
ministration, so that the accounts would in
time turn out more favorable.
The LIST member for Frederiksted's town
~(Sarauw) stated his opinion regarding several
items concerning the budget and the moneybills,
about the necessity of retrenchments especially
in the expenses for the military, against which
opinion objections were started by the End
member for Frederiksted's country district
(Knight) and the 2nd member for Christian
sted's country district (Ratcliffe).
The Chairman referring the question re-
garding the appointment of a committee
to the decision Of the Council, several mem
bers expressed their opinion in favor of the
matter being discussed in the Council without
appointing a committee, or that at any rate a
resolution to this effect be postponed until a
later period; it was thereupon decided, unani-
mously with Is votes, that the first discussion
of the money-bills be discussed in the next
meeting.
4. Draft of a proposal for an ordinance for the
prohibition of the sale and export of tn So
called sugar-cakes, brought in by the End
member for Frederiksted's country district
(Knight) and the End member for Christian
sted's country district (Ratcliffe).
The proposal runs thus:
, 1866-10-12

loss to the owners of the sugar estates,
also to the great priyation to the families
(more particularly to the children) on
the estates, who receive in certain small
quantities liquor specially intended for
the sole use and consumption, and by
the families and children, but in as much
as the said liquor is sold and exported,
thus doing away with the object and in
%tention of the giving Of the said article
the foregoing ordinance is recommended
to the Honorable Council for adoption,
and that it may be passed into law.
st. Croix, 3Oth July 1866.
R. G. KNIGHT. H. G. RADCLIFFE.
[Fortsettes.
, 1866-10-12

of an ordinance for the prohibition of the sale
and export of Succades or the so-called Sugar
Cakes in and from this Island.
Est.
Be it enacted that from and after the passing
of this ordinance the sale of the said Succades
or Sugar-C Cakes either made from liquor taken
from the mills, coppers or pans previous to
granulation or otherwise shall be prohibited
throughout this Island.
End. ft
Be it further enacted, that the export Of the
said Succades or Sugars Cakes either made from
liquor taken from the mills, copper or pans
, 1866-10-12
TRANSLATION.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COLONIA col N Gil
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST.

M oNDAY THE 10TH SEPTEMBER 1866, ~
o'clock noon, the Colonial Council held an
ordinary meeting. All the members were pre-
sent with the exception of the lst and the 4th
members for Frederiksted's country district
Moore and Hinckson), of whom the Chairman
stated, that he had received an announcement
of their intention to leave for America and
their consequent withdrawal from the Council
but that he could not entertain their withdraw
al as their absence from the Island was not
stated to last more than 4 months, see s "a of
the Colonial Law.
The minutes of the last meeting having been
read, the Council proceeded to the~order of the
day.
1. Decision to the St. Croix Landtreasury's &C.
counts for 1868.
The Speaker of the Committee, the 1st men,
Der for Frederiksted's town (Sarauw) referred
to the Committees proposal on the subject,
which had been distributed.
No one offering their opinion on the case,
the Chairman put it to the vote, and the
Committee's proposal was adopted unanimous
ly with Is votes.
2. Decision to the st. Croix Landtreasury's &C.
counts for 1864 and the LIST quarter 1865.
This matter was dealt with in the same man
ner as that sub1No, /.
3. 1st discussion of the draft of the Budget for
VIC udIOL yOol 4OOO-O6 W1tA III 1GOpGC-
tive money-bills.
The principal items of the draft of the Bud
get are:
/. Revenue
A. from direct taxation ..........$ $3.50
B. from indirect taxation -.....-.. 1856, 4S5
@. Sundries $500
Total .....---$192,8 35
II. Expenditure
A. The Superior administration in
the Mothercountry .-...-.-.. S 3,440
B. The Superior local Administra-
ton X
1. The Government ...$t4,330
2. The Upper Court. $500
- 1890
G. The Colonial Council. 5000. 800
D, The different Branches of Ad-
ministration and public Institu-
tons:
/. Officers belonging to the Ad-
ministration --.....$ 1889
2. The Judiciary and
Police Department 1858
8. The clerical depart
ment .......... 3,s1s
4. The Customhouse de-
partment ......... 14,7o4
s. The pilot and harbor
department., for buoys
Sc. il. the harbor Of
, 1866-10-12
MOTIVES.

Whereas during the present year a large
portion of the product of the sugar estates
in this Island finds it's way into the markets
for sale and is publicly exported from
this Island to that of st. Thomas or else
where, the major part whereof it is be-
lieved has been obtained by improper
means, and much to the detriment and
, 1866-10-12

of an ordinance for the prohibition of the
sale and export of Succades or the social
ed Sugar-Cakes in and from this Island.
LIST.
Be it enacted that from and after the
passing of this ordinance the sale of the
said Succades or Sugar. Cakes either made
from liquor takenfrom the mills, coppers or
pans previous to granulation or otherwise
Shall be prohibited throughout this Island.
End.
Be it further enacted, that the export of
the said Succades or Sugar-Cakes either
made from liquor taken from the mills,
copper or pans previous to granulation or
otherwise shall be prohibited, and that the
officers of His Majesty's Customs be direct
ed to forbid the shipment and export from
this Island of the said Succades or Sugar
Cakes.
3rd.
And let it be further enacted, that all
cases of an infraction of the above ordi-
nance shall subject the offender to a con-
fscation of the article in question either
by the Police or the officers of the customs
as also to fine or imprisonment in such
cases as the Policemaster of the district in
which the offence has been committed
may consider proportionate to such offence.
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SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, &c.

n SAOd, UUUIGO, IUuADA44tI W.
Hunme1 az Sons,
Manufacturers of
Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames, DC;
Also, Dealers in
MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER;
Keep constantly on hand Lumber of every
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Misunderstanding, Shingles, Lath, &c.
Saving of every description done to
order.
Orders from abroad will be promptly
attended to.
Factory and Yard,
4 CORNER WALNUT STREET AID CANAL,
aprM Evanwille, Ind
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CHALYBEATE

IooNsrIry ENTs IN 100 GRAINS OF WATER:
Muriate of Soda. Grains
Bicarbonat0 of Iron. -....g.45 =
Ricarbonate of Magnesia........-..0.SSrs :"
Light Carburetted Hydrogen rises freely
and escapes continually from the water.
As CHALyBEATE TONIC and Sanene
"A percent. they are unsurpassed by any IN
the World. Il ara - @6
The Proprietors have fitted these beautiful
Springs up in the very best manner Tor the
comfort and accommo dation of VISITORS
and BoARDERS, at a cost of Twenty Thou
sand Dollars. The Rooms are large ana
The DINING ROOM is furnished in the
latest modern style, and will be supplied
with everything to prompt the appetite, or
satisfy the wants of guests. l8f
The BATH ROOMS are large and finely
furnished, with Tub and Shower, OF the
latest Philadelphia style. the Fouptaan
of Mineral Water flows constantly IN q
beautiful circle, enclosed by fancy brack-
et in front of the main building =
Tine DANCING HALL and RECEPTION
ROOMS attached are unsurpassed by any.
A splendid Band of Music is engaged for
Vt me 9e1f BiSo5wLINa SALOONS and Bill
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~ The Se; 4 T. DIES G0NFEcTIoNERY and
GENTIaEMENS' SALOONS will be sup
| piled with all the delicacieS OF he season,
with the finest OF Wines. Liquors ana u
: Swings and other species OF amusement
| in abundance, for the wants OF families,
| old and young, 8 Il q tN3 3tttt tbA
| The Ground embraces l6 acres, covered
/ with forty varieties of Forest Trees, max
/ ing a { grand Bower of Forest Foliage
| in all It's rural loneliness. The finest
| Fish ring can BIZ had within FIVE minutes,
/. walk from the Springs. Within one hours
1 ride. by raj. you have the best Bass-Flsh-
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| mediate connection with the OHIO River
and Rail to any part of the United States,
| and within five minutes drive OF the city
i OF EVANSVILLE, containingIa population OF
Thirty Thousand. at E0a
/ The SPRINGS are now open for Board
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| the lst of overnber. Families and Others
| wishing a Rural Home for the Season cam
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/ .Ee, DAMRON s. Co., Proprietors.
l June S, 1865. d&wtf.
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VOLUME v.

wwYHH& WORK WAS COMMENCED
Id In the year 1861, and Is published one
volume annually, In the same style as the
une ia Intended to be Cyclopadia OF the
material and intellectual development OF
the year, and embraces the political, clvll,
military, and social affairs OF ali coun-
tries important Public Documents; Bio
graphy; Statistics; Commerce; FINANCE;
Literatnre; Science; Agriculture Me
chanical Industry, etc; In Wor1, ~ Gov :,
Cyclopadia," but each volume Is confined
to the results of its year.
The portion of the present volume devo.
ted to the United States embraces the nn21
military operations of the WARTIME dis
bandment of the armies, and the reduction
of the fieets-and the peaceful occupation
she particulars of the death of President
Lincoln, the proclamationS OF President
johnson, and the various measures taken
to restore the Federal and state Govern
mants in all parts of the Union. The de-
| bates of Congress on all important Ques-
tions; the Messages of the President, and
| finances; commercial and diplomatic in
| tercourse; emancipation, peace, etc. Tne
| internal affairs of all the States; their
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Under Foreign Affairs, alb the countries
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Asia, are noticed which have attrae.e eos az ~
! those destructive maiadtes, the CnoLeTa
| and Cattle Disease, are not overlooked, nor
the peculiar feature of the disease IN
4 swine. 1a ittN as88 9ta ht.L -,
Il Those branches of natural science In
/ which progress has been made are notIced
each year, and the developments doiiy
brought up.
! The condition of the principal religious
| denominations, with their branches, mem
! bership. numbers. views on civil affairs,
| and the spread of their opinions among
the nations, is presented
| The geographical explorations and dis
| coyeries are eStated. The record Of litera-
/ ture and literary progress is carefully ex-
i planned. Nor is the large mortality among
1 distinguished men overlooked. seff-ssst
4 The contents are accompanied by most
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INSURANCE.
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General Insurance Agents,
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WY j. LOWRY a. co. H AVE
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MEDICAL SPRINGS.
Crescent City Springs.

ONE MILE FROM THE
- CITY of Evansville, and one quarter
from the Ohio River, on Pigeon Creek.
Indiana. The Waters are a o-e ss 81
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Indianapolis Female Institate.

THE EIGHTH ACADEMIC YEAR
of this institution will open on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH.
For Catalogues. or other information re-
specting the Institute, address, until Sep-
y ~-S,4 C. w. HEWES, President,
iy16 dim Indianapolis. Indiana
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+ VOLUME FOB 1865.
The American
ANNUAL CYCLOPRDIA,
fafg eet SIS AND
Register of Important Events for
the Year;

Embracing Political, Civil. Military and
Social Affairs: Public Documents: Bio
eraphy: statistics: Commences: FtnRncei
Literature; Science; Agriculture. and
Mechanical Industry.
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