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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-29
Z e A L K s II a II E
AND
CEAH AZ EMIT
FOR
MAURY COUNTY. TENNESSEE.
FOR SALE.

A TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE. WITH
~ eight rooms. on the West side Of Vine.
between Church and BroSd, with bathroom.
carriage house. stables eOal-hOuse, &c. Also,
vacant Lot on East side of Summer, just beyond
Demumbrane and fronting sixty-fye feet upon
which, is a good stone foundation. and neyer-fail
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH.
aD9S-Iw Real Estate Agents
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-29
Notice to Owners and Occupants of
Houses Within the City Limits.

MAIOHH UFFICE,
Nashville. Tennessee. April 9j' 1866 I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO OWNERS
Y and occupants Of houses and lOts within the
corporate limits Of the city of Nashville TO i'm
mediatCly prepare TO cleanse their premises, by
removing all filth aud Otall from their houses
yards cellars and lots. Ample preparations have
been made 10 vigorously prosecute the work of
removing all filth outside the city limits
IL VIII also be required Of occupants Of houses
20 lime freely. The City Marshal or one Of his
deputies vii notify citizens 10 advance Of the
carts, and any failure 10 comply IN al respects
with the foregoing. will be strictly dealt with by
law. W MATT BROWN
ap&-lw Nicer
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-29
TENNESSEE DEAD AT MACON,
GEORGIA.

The following are the names and date of
the death of such Confederate Tennessee
soldiers as are buried at Macon, Georgia,
whose graves are marked:
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-29
Nashville and Chattanooga
r A / L Il @ A d
CHANGE OF TIME.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
n. x e. AND n. Il n, W. RAILROAD, :
Nashville Tenn, March 4. 1866
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, MARCH 9Th
~ 1866 and until further notice, Passenger trains
will run as follows:
Nashville and Chattanooga Line.
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and all points
South at 7S0 A. NJ. and $50 P. N. Arrive at Chatta
nOoga at $50 P. NJ. and $40 A. NJ. next day. Re
turning leave Chattanooga Mt 600 A. VI. and S:45
P. NJ. Arrive at Nashville at 400 P. N. and Gas
A. NJ. next day.
All trains connect at Wartraoe for Shelbyvilie.
Nashville and Northwestern Line.
Leave Nashville for Jacksonville and all points
West and Northwest, at 40 P. N. Arrive at
Jacksonville $3.50 Pm. Returning leave Johnson
vile at lao A. NJ arrive at Nashville at ESQ 4. NJ
Trains on the n. & N. w. X. r. connect at
j ,hnsonville, with first class line OF Steamers
for Paducah. Cairo and st. Louis.
BS- Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers con-
Meeting with n. and N. W. Railroad.
Ca Passengers by this route save expense of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
&C. Trains stop at all intermediate points.
w. T.. INNES, Gen1 Sup't,
n. & C. and n. w. r. r.
mar--tf
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-29
Splendid Chance for Investment.

Splendid Chance for Investment.
IN A SHORT TIME. WILL BE OFFERED
i for public sale, large Dwelling House To-
South Cherry street, knbWn y the Craighead
Residence.
This property lies within one hundred yards Of
the PostOfhce, Masonic Temple and Custom House
lot. The terms of the sale viii be Ons-iOurth
cash balance in and two years. No better
property has been on the mark Tor years. Exact
time Of the sale will be made known by pubic
al au.F-nIW
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-29

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28
DIABETES

IL . d1eass Of The stomach ed ives. sesiew
shrOugh shs kidnrys. and n. without 6esbs. the
most 0bstinste diseAse. except consumption shss
Affects the hsnss consiituts0n. We have no sl'ess
for Discussing GAUGES. but will state that the Ct
sst ~ ehe dsesse the conversion % the s.arsA>
principls(or vegetable portics II the food tnss
ouaar wAish stinalaAss ths kidnsys to IN etees-
ave oeereaisa e waaer. Many psrsosa ss6er erOns
lhis iieeaee uho ~ ignorsni q IL; shas y. they
pses large quansities dnsisg The day. ssd ~
obligsd @ get - nom one y 6fteen q twe9aI
sihss dsrisg tke night. Nc apiice i takes o. y
uutil their called tothe large discharge
~ Weess, end Oslen whss is y - for advasce1 -
= - AeyeoA ~ c0stsol u Ordinary ssnedtee.
Aos1hes eSnQton = ~ sstssne thissa. ybsrs.
Vhse ~ desase y folly ssaah,ishsd. = sst1lefs-
e 49,. I; $500 =: as.s s' 1870 - !,
the b., : VVSS1 bssssh, in ~ more sdsdas1
seasssG. ~ ai - egsPpstite. enasassise -
Ooaesssvssosl VpASuoie without doubt. theosI@
kssNnssAy - liaAst9 aa6ws have e fsse
ouoa1snee ~ Y = apsei&s - ~ hAss the -
- Viif irc1pee slsep. I'd : Afslly ~ ~ y
ReS tdSS1 SSSsv cssein which II has bess 49,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28
AslAT,c e
eEF ~
s1A.sR1 oS1' ~.
ClinEn ~
PAIN .klLk

0sun Rev. 3, Tslfor,. Missionary IN ching Wow
visiting his hone "a Penn, wanna.
WAsasAG,cx rssx.. June W. is.f.
NsseRs sAkt la,n suN, fac,trsSrr, n.
L-Dear Sire During n rcsiJtnct oi some ten
yeasa - . wsssipnsr, IN Sis,n. snd CAtia.
hand yoni vegetable raln l,iicr mos, ,aIu'a'
he remedy for thar fearful s,oaI ~ tn cholera.
In admtn,st. ring the toieire lsilro II most
81 cssel " gave stcsrpooniui q; ta6N ma
gIl 81 hot ws'st sw,s,'nsa H'il ftss4 Lien.
eeseeeal 81 shs Ans ssSiurc syei, ninute un.
- - sess. atsies. lathe Ne s,on 81, & with the
reso>ltA :, slese. end rub the limbs briskiy -
~ sheee Oho had the cholera ant I oh tie u ed.
se'se tesass' IN the way s,sied above. eight
out u tss pscosrtsd.
r. TELrORD.
10 aAaseAed With OiasvA,ra, D,sen,-ry. or
C,e7t Co''e. cont delay Me us, q the PAiN.
~. = :ssss::ss; M ' ;,..s sss
physistees. CampAer, Cspsielm. audrum, are
AsA ~ pAysssiens 81 the psssess day ~,nins
sgcs sss scrs e saol:se go q: sas u those
- - ssss 4 81 sisssi, Il vM b On You viii
seVs1ss - csss. h = wtehio NJ fsarh Of eli.
Price - essts. ~ csste esd ooe dollar bottles
ssil ~ I'll brus sad Nedieise Dealsfs.
f0o WoaAs Cssea 40 LUxe Ruuuss.
lssAers che Aase dslss ~ cAi,dres. ~ho are
svtjses 10 Crsso. hen soss child eces 10 ned
shss.iag end ecsghisx. Jon Anc~ net brsors
escrotee Group nssy Get u, and beiar~ ven rsa
81 Physssses ssr chtlA may be beyond the
ssacA - help Alisa.s Lsas Bslsss~ should 81
sistslv vAss the ars' sysPtom: sppesr which
oil ss0sss The aucSs - 1seted in the throat.
ead ease The life 81 sCss dear child.
ver sale b. ~ dsalers 70 osaieisss. aslslo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28

- My4Ee9s
Or. y A NJ ! -.
r.. .,,h q, .y...e. Lei n.syse.i. Cssssm
Hous Stssst. Nss Ur.ssse. II.
Ess.hIlshe q IN 1880,
l. ~. and ID. been p-smseo,l, iosssss .
~ So 9AN00LPD U12GET,
,sessees De.rborn and Ssst~ &c. 81
CnicagO, III.
20, tSe 10, 'cu, wears, tor the .ore OF
Vfa CAs0Ate, .nerfkrs~s,
syn rifitic
And all priyalt Diseases:
~ olsoa, ,sfr lie ,,o,-on
pr. SaJss Ely st.1asss ron. .ae system.
wou ~ Il cure de- pdIsSsS; % :
ssssk 20 :; sene tssass T. z I. non 49, =. =.
SSe : "a S * ia Hsssslsi. Nv t. 81, s.
tA!stees ys9Q. e9d which enaisd - 9 yot1 -
|szrs ~ s., 8 - 8:
sse!s1vs saSssa.s. vArSy1eis s5ssS. ssssslssS
80 -: e;
q
2: g.. - Z:
ss1.saeal - p. 49, = teeCA - ~
L: -. 4 a. ~ ~ s.usk -
49, III d ID ssss -: 3 Sss,is cd Q
yoeng. 1aoaline thsn aR naslmsoy. ea1d!sp = =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28
WorsLs Aso ooARoSiss6;s.'

NorsLs Aso ooARosso.
sDuIueTss ssOs-sE.
; ,,k>ht nv ~ M
~ .h~sa,,srs tass
SCOTT q . q 80.
a,srsev ssaerssso 4 4roas Streets.
oDave0poes. 0oWa.
J. duMP Tray, Proprietor. fHs y
j n,bas to aud from the House. sevas0
WAvENPORr osOTE1.
Af,,N >TxEgr, BkTw.sN sp 4 81 sTs..
WI Daven ,ort 'c~a Ragviar Bcaso~rs - -
q yer week. II q" Pc. uE 80
uslass' ~. q. tift koxs Pfoprie tor.
s,ENeAsa.vANrA ssOUsE.
~ ,NEa oF srs MD IOWA SIRE kln.-
AJeAvts 4 >cxt oa.ipsie< frrc ors1iibue
- s.sii frt',. ~, rs-s t.s ht-'s prfrricnr u
-. ..c'ffe. Frii ee.et arr 'Tr- snd - DE.
he House for. the sbsve asnsd and consferous
dot. .y-rv iiv q, 3. Gsl 4ws,
81. C0s a sass 0O0ol..
ivOfnsiy Esehelsssgsr ..sss:l .~,
u wUVDfOSD & aLYEAs. PtSps ~
"a Yuses. Mote - Sses rs6sas6 aifgs
Oasnished thssueAoss, I'D ~ 6.p@ ~ H.
u the acconmo ss.on ~ she psel1e. ssSb~oA3
,s HsoNOesaI1 oDOr01e = 81
11,x0NrGNC on wASilHv7UN 4vgNuI
- St1sA, Seventh - 0esfs Ate.s 81. tVUA.
no Rasks. nasaA Fen 4 Co.. psspeisAss.
he Daily Dan0c6As ksps % ale.
mWr0OPOaATAN S1OT91A,
CORNER RANDOLPR : WILLY STR9Ett
Chleagos ~.
BALDWIN M8n1lTf,
mhss -Assl yseesiesess.
AONONGARAl.A HOUSE,
Cor. Smithfield and Water Sts., .'''
1slassbuf9A. -.
JOHN A'DONALD CROSsAN. Prop.
EVERETT MOUSE.
~. G.suas, Ne.
THIS HOU ~ CENTRALLY LOCATED
| Il ocsupiaG che eatire blesA, leo0 locass u
Olive stssels ~ 18th. -
NEW RRvR1E noU0E,
Osrssr NsrtA Clssk ~ ksasis Sltssea.
Chlcago. IN.
0olBguy 0UgUB9R. ..s..... l5ssstDesg
| ------>4S- - =
WAAH1 Ml3TON HOUSE.
Ne 70 ChseaAs eeseess 1Dsss ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28

General Bu'lee il ab,ut building nee
house at 0I.uce stsr, in his dearly bslsvsd
and dearly Believing Massachusetts,. II |.
~ 0eUf Ssanite and have q pso6ieioo
t.ussa. IOe eearts ~ Gill kssp . rne-.
.sn1 4 ~ ~ ~ gill eusalason bic ceat -
sg,as upes IL passls Lss ~ sSeeex:
Ve,r Of esld spoons rampant over beuise.
oliver salt cellar couchant, With somehods
initials othss dian his ON upon thsn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28

,DAsgnae, ~ .Jsae . iS1s- ~. w. r. '"ye
-Rsee ~: -lu Feb 1851, wcs .m'cfsd west
shss to gsllons " water 10 twenty foae honss. !
- eAni4d % get - q essea We o. Twelve sissee
<neua t6ssigSt 80 = FIRE ssnsAst ~ oocse
~ 1oaada = weight DerisG ths GveaA ef19sys
1!M tssRfs4 sSe Sssslss q f =; Ea;
irslje[01 iSst Sinsae 10 a6Slees ~ th(ilS
euonG 80 aAes eoRaiuiUg ovDsd 80 a4elsN
III Teese ssslys .s ~. h u W.T..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28

vs@s formerly soss,dsrsd iscuEsbls Alec ~
sescs OF soisss, habis. both ruinsss - the oo.''
90 antul and psnduss sosns 81 the following q
Gssss.- nleschss COsssipa ton. lose u memory
vaa 10 the small OF the bsck-can - suI we
stored to heath Consolidation tree
Charges moderate, nd cures guaranteed :
Post Vhict bo1, Ana. all letters with s's..,..
answered.
=. S-Alt business sfr,ctiv confidential -
10. IRE from A. snNls.e y 't-bs'
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE rhe Proprciprs
L nflhe New York NJ lcHn " Anatomy hvr deter
nineA n tosf oi ilIer tl,ri IN i've lee
lures cn Mari axe and rs GiSqualis.csun' %rvoas
nndrAlSsAl nsh.4 = " ~ ign" haih.1l.
laps ,,s Energy tqd .isge f9SsF e rre4. :yia hs'i
tas Nos. malaai- ADJ Il. a'firlln 5Jtt'snl Il '
xrrs ~ -,a'T--fy. '-rrr-rrc vi rhy iatoiy mn
sss .sstf M. NJ :, u s-s ,fs.eA ND ne.u, >,
,nl.h.~,n. END -av... ,.,..,-al.- sna will be For
w,yaetty onsssss.. Isas e Y. Y .Sdfs :. m
cine, els broadway. New York. maslbdly
Tfsg~ Aka.>
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28

|oa1hes e10oto0 = ~ eGesO0e ehasse. votT |
.hes ~ 6essP = f.lly ssseali.esa. :: ,ss1lsfs.
49, ~ ls1sasa q ths ssessh. erseAits = |
10 line, . 49, bssesh, In ~ more sAsdase
- - GitA ~ ogsppstite. smesietis4 -
hs pasisns r. gelly sssts from e.hsasticas
- lia1st9 80 ws hsve q rssa n
sea1sHes ~ y = : aeasiae - - hass the4 -
= Vilk ne9j1pee slsep. and tsulAfu1ly Az ~ y
Is TIA SSSsv cssein Which nhas bsss useA
Iruxy n rnf BLADDER. CALCIUM,
CRAWL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT.
Etc.. ETC..
|Naooepe esieiae Issu . lsulAy aesss0eae~ip ~
~ go 6sisg 5so little. ed asoelpsnieA ~ 81
'ese peie,. .adtle et4es seo proisss seesestoe-
.hish viii - sess6iIy esfsASg shs
0ONUf1fUTlON WATE1
CONNTI1 UTIUN WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
COMSTlTuTi0y WATEe
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
the ONLY KNOWN REMEDY fOk
fHs 0NLi KNOwN akIEIy rOR
THE ONLY KNOWN H9nEOY pOk
3 TaE S Only k ksSwS s kE.kDS s rSs
DIABETES.
tRurATlON or THE NECK or The
LADDER. INFLAMMATION or
1Hc KIDNEYS, CATARRH
,s,e.. or the nl.ADEER Nei
Grp All0U ARY 49, BURNING, OAP AIM
PUL UnlNATlN0.
lsetAe diessess 4 = ssuly . sevsfsigs ssesdy,
S:Ss 49, 60! : - : r::,! - .ss. r.
~ ~ 800 vesS 90 lIsassssnsk p1is =
eAe s1sll 81 she eeek and shrs - ne - T.. !
1stmb1oNal 4 ~ sfehs U6nsaass6ss Wsaes saH
eo1ssve go W. oAos.
PHYSICIANS
Have tsSS SS;is;esl sssss up Che us- Of b.rha. -
>ehaxaoS 1aipRio ~ AseoQontps ss"e~ d's-
-, 49, use the4 g. thS ve4s N better
FshsW.~s y sab
ConseSsssSsos OeHsser
nas proved itself equal 70 the ,sst sn.' 80 \
volved unos Il.
D1AURTCS
irrts aud 1reuch ths k,d,.ryr, sils Y. conss."
| use soon lead ~ chron,c degeneration ."d rs'c
0fntrd disease ~
We prssci.st - sioe-iiit,irus We, to'ht t..s6
No with the csmv ict."n .At Il mas equal - -
lievinx the class III disease ir Viii, = 4 y Urs;s
f6und % euninent1v sf,i for curi-. .ias ~
tvoes tAas - shall be s-w ried fe "uv ..'rse !,
! plaeiag % vAluAple . remedy ~ sossn :" 800
ths ssasiesmsots II patient md ravssase.
s1EADs aEAD! oEADi
1 ,DassnAa. ~ ,Jsae .. 49, ~. w 4. ase.t
- -ls ". issi, ,.. ~. 1m .rd s w..
sAss to gsllons of wstrr 10 twenty four honss.
tua0 sAuf2d . get - - oses tea o. twelve tiase.
- tSaeiaSl 80 = FIRE osnsAsS ~ eocs'
ANI Iee9Ae = weight pesis9 ~ a.sln sIyss,
az NJ -. sssi' s. q isi'ssss
@ssils[n1 ~ 11slIe 10 S5ts.es ! - shls9g
s1ss6 80 a1es ssgsiGsg oysse - n3s!sA
l. 4 Teese tealys ~. l. - W.T.,
tga.-a- N4 *AH
l. n6nsvs CmppaA n. T., Dex -. ieeE.- ~
lSSsS.s;sfehs 1890 ssss - - ~ -
= & Cs1l!(sAa8a Veaer. ~ eea 81
go. :asss:s y y ~ Ss - - ~
SrG ~ r. ~ iiabo, WteA As1pt1so1so ~ =
- 1 6si1s6Gss ~ - As1t.h Ieslc9
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| 81 es:s ~ ~, ~ y ~ -; ~. -
kGnAsl1ln11b - an1nAte10 - 1e0f 81
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= 1911 ~!
es1ss1 ~ Z - 49, r. T. - ~
u SG1sei 1870 0e4slia.riea 4sesH 49, 9
~ 7Ss351 go = - M - .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28

lnE GREAT enollen AemeOI
Sin JAMES CtAskvS
Celebrated Female Pll1o.

hss2sn.a : psss.ps,ss Z - Z. gas. =. y
10ol1e4 94onssdhnV = - QooA. -
levelee.ls 9s4icias = sa1llnna = - go =
Oea e1!9Ala - 6aeeseUae 61soe1D - 49, -
- csoak1!tuq = sut3 ~ M0o1oguD - GaoolD
ssacv9 81 oAseFaedsaA - eQse10 en- -
n aAnnnGD a.ADaan
~ pseallaelH saias1. \ IN, \ shsse ~. ~
me 9oothv pefied Wiz v11laslly.
- hcetle, tfce Una Dollar, hesss - ~s~vsrra
snp o. oFsss bri.ain. g prsssaa COMMENTATORS.
CAUTION.
:. mi; s' nm non s: :, s.s. ac
e ssss6 ssAess nheasssaes, bss Z - a. -
b allcae0aNssvusses eplnal Allsssuaa rs>,o
= - - 49, 1ekue oeslishl eassdln, nla1
g. - 1sHlssSiSs1; u
- ~. r. x s. d = sssss.
'As' ~ s;sSl5 ~ q ~.
=; ;uSSa SSss 81 B.!',e - st3 ~.
- ~ ms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28

vtnoyof0. Poa0uSc. New JerDey.
eWr~ aWto . 00r Year. Old
~ the ssasnwuNi0s Table end tamil, TIE
eaaarusnaU ~ pMvssciANs -
IN Atm. WRAG1v PERSONS AND INVALID
a0nhueR (Ssope ~ Nsgeuent. Inc Great Rcmed, tao
kiSney Aoee4tDus. Rhraann,isn,, and aie
sNvvDse Cow plnlrto.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28
MIS- che st,vll - me 0uA.
0er. ~ aae1TAAA.
ia Soush ClasA Sssess l;hecagOs 90,

Has for imssy yssfs hsss sAs
srsasnsss II psivsss AsssssssAse
|bssinsss ssd ssady syphilis
liz oil its forns. elect and Sssie-
seses. PGstieulaf stseatisu ~.
e. 70 old stead ~ essss. whies'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28

trr,ta,r aud lreSch th~ ksdiryr, Ail. y. conss."i
vse so0n lead " chron'c degeneration ."d corr
0fntrd disease ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28

ma unku".,n, 20 to vi =. cr the Sunday
sdi'g could um be bs0krn up II think u
m ght BE-" ss,d the cussiucior, ''has tos Tho
e.,ae0und. Beeches So many 0egy peo
vie iiso I'll paris vioit his estsbliGlmen'
thas il mskes the rood profitable. Il =.
~ould only shut up the thiag could b
1asno.''
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-05
The Government as Publishing House

Ab uUVOLh
On the 9lst. Mr.. Latin. Chairman Of
the House Committee on Printing. did
the country an excellent service to-day.
in the matter Of cutting down the print
ing of the number Of MECHANICAL patent
office reports for 1865. from $4,000 to
1900 copies. In making this report
Mr.. Latin made very effective and
business-like speech, in which he present
ed some very remarkable statistics with
reference to the extent to which the Gov
ernment is engaged in The publishing
business. Mr.. Latin showed that the
Government consumes in its printing op~
erations one thirteenth Of all the, paper
Manufactured in the United States, and
that the Government printing amounts in
value to one twelfth Of all the printing
done in this country. The Government
was the greatest publishing house in the
world, and every time it went into the
market to buy paper. the effect was felt
by every publisher in the country. Mr..
Latin set forth bis views SO forcibly that
the previous question was moved and the
report agreed to without a division.
This reduction has been attempted in
former years, but has not succeeded.
The saving to the Government is Sl2s,
7so on this single item. or sum consid-
erably in excess of the appropriation for
the Paris Exposition. -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-05
important to Railroad Companies.
Saws a New yoak dispatch oflhe Gath


The following extracts from letter
addressed to an assessor Of internal rev.
enue by the Deputy Commissioner. are
of interest to assessors and railroad COM
panies Section ls imposes tax OF i've
per cent, on all dividends and profits OF
such companies, carried to the account OF
any fund, or used for construction. as it
was found to be impractlcable for rail-
road companies to state their nett gains
until after a dividend was declared.
This Office has not insisted upon its being
done. but requires such statements to be
made once a year, one returning during
the year. The one returning during the
wear on form Ne. 65 should show the
nett gains and profits over the dividend
declared for the entire year, and the
tax should be paid on such freights. |.
will be observed that the amount OF
profits used for construction is subject to
tho tax Of per cent. the same as ii 1t
were added to the surplus or contingent
funds.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-05

OLp LETTERS. Never burn kindly
written letters it is so pleasant to read
them over when the ink is brown. the pa
per yellow with age. and the hands that
traced The friendly words are folded over
the heart that prompted them. under the
green sod. Above all, never burn love-
letters. To read them in after years y
like a resurrection Of ones youth. The
elderly spinster ends in the offer foolish
ly rejected twenty years ago. fountain
Of reiuveusscenee. 'Glanc;ug over it she
realizes that she was once belle and a
beauty, and beholds her former self in
mirrofmueh more coDgenial to her taste
thaa the one that coafronts her in her
dressing. room. The widow indeed"
derives g sweet and solemn consolation
from the letters Of the beloved one, VINO
has iourneyed before her to the far-oh
land, FROM which there comes no message.
and where she hopes one day TO join him.
No photograph can so wildly to
the memory Of the mother the tenderness
and devotion OF the children who have
left at the call of Heaven. as the ep'sto-
larry outpourings Oftheir love. The letter
oil a true son or daughter to a true mother.
is something better than an image Of the
; il is r.aex Of the writer's
soul. Keep all loving letters. Burn on
" ,he harsh and cruel ones, and in burn
inn them. forgive and forget them.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-05

~
gArcbbishOp MeHals. Of Tuam.
Ireland. alludiag to the project Of the
Catholic clergy Of Ireland being paid BY
the British Government says:
English statesmen may spare them
selves any superhuOus anxiety about 'hs
decent maiutepance Of the peoples pas
tors. For when the Catholic clergy sof
Ireland shall exchsugs the Pspal for the
ROYAL suprsmscy. and adopt parl'a-
msntary form Of fAish instead q their
ancient crrsd, then. and aos III then. Will
they become ne ecclesiastical police SAD
hired stipsndiaries Of an sh'i-CsthOlio
gOvsrnnsnt
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s Jamaica Ginger;
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800 lbs Epson Salts
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500 Assorted CnloTs,
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IS doz Table and Dessert Knives
IS assorted Pocket Kniyes,
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25 . assorted Locks;
loo gross Wood Screws. assorted;
doz D.awins knives:
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advancing and advancing; and tho no
daisies blossom, nor sun warns. do we
not know that every advancing month
brings us nearer to the summer and the
perfect day Of liberty?
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la Coal Oil Lamps, assorted;
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Tee ~N-7sh. "
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HAlsay vas lnoslsa dosn IN he
streets Of Louisville Nv evenings since
aud robbed Ofsersn dollars--all she bad.
That bighwsynsn Is too mean . b sa-
mii,sd into any Penitentisry where ~sds-
Gated villains" put VI. 4
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Our. .anie hilrn Notes and Accounts are ia che
hands of David Dean for coilection. ard tbore not
paid or Arranged b the sscoxn Monday in Mach,
viii Be pI8eed N the hands Of IN enerfetc Atior.
neg for edilsoiiOn Of PKlk1IFtt aR1IErEnLsI,
,. @. N0RET & BROS.
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