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.RIMAULr q CO.'S

SYRUP OF FERRUGINoUs PERUVIAN BARK.
Chemists to H B. H. Prince Napoleon B rue Reheieu Paris
This preparation has the great advantage Of combining two
most powerful tonnes known in the medical world Of perfect
hmpdtS and agreeable taste this Syrup with pleasure
and suits the most delicate stOmachs
II is par excellence the FERRUGINOUS TONIC which
Should be administered to ladies of delicate Constitution
young persons backward in attaining age Of puberty ana
70 children Of weak constitution and is particularly e
poyed in the treatment Of Chooross Anemea Pale Com
plexion GRstrcs Gastralae Whites Leneohea Debility
Want Of Appetite Poverty OF Blood, etc az
Agents in New York. Mr.. BECKER I29 Grand street New
Orleans al Messrs DUGoNGE, DEL0CHE and the PRINCIPAL
Chemists. :
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nR. RURIN M HuIssnA.s nIaEsrr,

DR. BURN DU BUISsON's DIGESTIVE
- LoEenges and Powders Of the Alkaline LactatesThe
kaue Laetates exercise the beneficial influence over
the Heterogeneous Of Digestion either by their peculiar action
on the mucous membrane OF the stomach by 0rdng the
atte through their combination with the saliva the gastric
RIee 9snppy Of Tactic Acid which all English French
oh Fhysclpgsts admit to be essential principle of d.
gesSon For the information Of those who may be without
euea ADVICE may be stated here that the symptoms OF i'm.
Psea Question are: Headache, pain in the Forehead hemi
g3s'fts, gastralgR, heartburn, wind in the stomach
@ bowels, loss Of appetite emAcation etc All these s0n
may De always had in lozenges or powders
GENERAL depot in Purs atGRTMAuLT co g Chemists IN
"a, ~ u. Prince Napoleon. - rue Richelieu
= IN New, Orleans at DUCONGEiS DELOCHEfS GRIN
AVl's and ut every other gQ0a Chemst's
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MEDICAL.

THE GREAT EFFICACIOUSNESS OF
Messrs. GTimRu 4 Co.'s IUdized Syrup Of Horse Rad
ishHhe LODGED Syrup OF Horse Radsh Messrs. Grmau
Co. Chemists to II. T. Il. Prince Napoleon Paris is
always par excellence succedancus Cod Liver Oil
best treatment follow in Lymphatc scroulous atec
tons well as in various Cuaneous diseases The public
VIII therefore read with great ntere the analysis Of this
medicine by Professor ketzink extracted from the Chemists
Journal Vienna well the letter addressed Messr
GAmault Co. by his Excelency the French ambassador
Vienna confirming the high reputation Of this learned Doctor
It is as foilews
Grimsuts Iod2ed Syrup Of Radsh is not in free
elementary and caustc state but in the Of odhy ACID
and q organic combination similar the iodine contained
Cod Liver Oil.
Signedl VINCENT KLETzINsKI,
Chemical AnRyzer TO the Law Courts Vienna Hopita
Chemist l. and R. Du WIEDEE,
Professors Of Chemistry.
FRENCH EXBIssT VIENNA,
= Vienna August %, 1866.
Messrs Grmault 4 Co, Chemists at Paris:
In reply to the letter you addressed his Exceency the
Embassadnr have the honor to inform you that Professor
Ketzinsk is Of high standing Vienna; that he is
personally much thought Of and passes for Of the best
Chemists in Germany. PIERRET
Consul md Attaehe to the Embassy
General Depot in Paris 1t GRTMAULT < CO.'S As rue
Richelieu Ia New Orleans, at
DUC0EGE, DELoCHE & GUILLoT,
And Mt
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MEDICAL.
SUCCESSFUL MEDICAL TREATMENT,

SUCCESSFUL MEDICAL TREATMENT,
DIR. HOWE's DIsPENSAEY,
MEDICAL BATHS AND ATMOSPHERIC BLOOD
REGULATOR,
No. 1e IsarOnne street, near Canal,
New Orleans,
For the treatment Of all forms Of Medical and suraca
Diseases, including those ncarable by ethoas of
treatment
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Sash Door and Flaming Mill l29 Beach street. Philadelphia
We have been using Bukley Patent Lumber DRYER for
several months We find almost Indispensable shonld
not have been able to fill orders without past
months In opinion is the only way thoroughly season
lumber in seasonahe time, and believe the lumber 10
dried is in way injured by the process ~
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Manufacturers OF Barrels, uallpois, Ohio.
The Dry Kiln built under the direction Of your Agent for
seasoning slaves has been in believe il
performs its work fully well you claim for IT, would
about soon buy those partly seasoned know.
ing We can in few days, ut small expense have them well
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5,4tI.I21E, VALUE OF aRrnAU1r a

= GO.'n tChemhta IN Bars)
FerruginOus Syrup of Peruvian Bark,
In solving problem hitherto declared unsovabe by all
sayants i. g. the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK,
CALLED Ferrugtnons Syrup Of Peruvian Bark Messrs GIRL
MAULT 90, Chemists to II. l. H. Prince Napoleon at
Paris have discovered medicine Of unexceptona merit and
ne most hg competent persons agree recognizing
great medical value "
The following important document has been received from
germany country recognized possess the chemists
the world It from Professor Krt2nsk Chemical Anayzer
to the Law Courts who est6es in the following to the
yape q the Syrup Of Bark Medieal Gazette Of Vienna Oct
Mr GRIMAULT has succeeded in the happest manner in
combining relative qualities Of different parts OF his
AND kAGELLENT MEDICINES; the more SO as the iran
thus disguised IN addition to its agreeable flavor is much
more rapidly absorbed than any other ferugnous medicine
Mt 9RlMAuLP'S FERRUGIN0US SYRUP is thereforeo ne
o. the best Pharmaceutical prepaatioDs-a truly scenca
eruous medicine which has solved the therapeutic problem
long sought after of giving iron bark ia simple nd
aBIeee o lfee from defect and satisfactory parties
lsgnedI VINCENT KLETZINSEI
Chemical Analyztr to the Law Courts Hospital Chemist
!. d r. DU WIEDEN,
Professors of CHEMISTRY
Let MS now in what terms the French Ambassador at
Vienna replies to Messr Gmault Co. as regards the hieh
estimation in which Mr.. Kletznski Is held:
FRENCH EMBASSY AT VIENNA,
Vienna, August %, 1865 !
GRETIE&EEIn reply to the letter Won addressed to his
Exceency the Ambassador have the honor to inform Won
that Professor Kleznski Of high standing at Vienna
that he personally much thought Of and passes Of the
best chemists in Germany.
Consul and attsche to the Embassy
General Depot in Paris GRIMAULT 4 CO.'S
In New Orleans DQCoNGE, DELoCHE / GUILLoTs
And good Elemigtis
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Test made by Bulkey's Patent Lumber DRYER One pace o
Pine board l25 inches vide l3 inches thick weight D.
o. nt and gagged ont IL 5l6 lost weight This
lumber dried in the yard three years one year in h0t
air kin by recommend this process manufacturers
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Engineer,in.chietofa Na S9-i YsFds and pocJ


Manufacturers of Barrels, Eiienburg Center New York
We have Of Bukleys Patent DRYERS Tbev are
perfectly satisfactory We the Of the Dryers Id
interest alone each year Of them.
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UIspensaFy.
He prepares remedies for Ague Feyers Dsrrhea Dyseu
terry, Bilonsne.s Weakness Hanours Female Distractions
Irregularities, etc.-promptly eHicaciops aud reliable
Medical Baths.
Warm dry air. vapor spirit iue, sulphur shower, etc
used by him when necessary with great in the
forms Of Cutaneou Rheumatic and syphc Diseases
Atmospheric blood Regulator.
An eclectic principle OF treating disease by which aos-
pheric pressure is removed ana approach Is
induced around the human body any its organs limbs
parts by which the circulation controlled and regulated
and local congestion instantly enarges and
nvgoRte weak, shrunken rparalyc limbs by uducin
vigorous blood through the part and has proved
specific remedy for Impotency, Spermaorrhea Seminal
Derangemeht Gatrrh of the Bladder ncontnenee Urine
without failure in single case.
Fistula, Flssure, Piles,
Removed cured radically by means of Lgaure and In.
ections without using the knife Of blood Important
cases referred to.
Young Men, and others of Either Sex,
Can obtain speedy the worst forms of the diseases
INDIsCRETIoN OR MISFORTUNE,
without running the system by suppresng the disease only
usualor most Of the many who call for relief have
been made by improper We guarantee
rough whether in the form Of ulcers erupons boches
humors discharges, swollen glands enlarged or painful
bones ETC., Of recent or long standing.
How Erect So Muchs
BY EXPERIENCE, EXTRA MEANS AND VARIED
RESOURCES
Office hours, from 8 A. NJ. to8P.M
Dr. H is Aopshic and Eclectic Medical Graduate late
Army Surgeon three years and STAFF Medical Director and
many years practitioner in this vicinity
Address, with stamp Box 1852, New Orleans.
Consultation free, Treatment cash, but reasonable
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nR. j, WHITES INSTITUTE
lST CARoNDELET STREET
In rear of the City Hall.
The first aim of human beings happiness and happiness
implies health of body ana mind.

implies health OF body ana mind.
Dr. Whites experience and success for thry.one years. In
an extensive practice in large cities brought to him for
treatment vast amount of every of disease both acute
and chronic
His remedies restore the stomach liver and blood and all
Secretons and excFeons Of the entire system unhealthy
healthy condition Instead of nurng any part of the sys
tenn or the constitution they repair the injuries
aad wastes of the entire organmi with truly sound mind in
sound body.
The Institute for the chronic
Diseases viz: Rheumaties Colds Coughs Bronchitis Laryn
chts Asthma, Consumption and all diseases of the Throat
Lungs Heart Liver Spine, Stomach Bowels Csstveness
Dyspepsia, scrofua Kings Evil, White swenngs; Sores
Ulcers Abcesses Cancers Piles Fuls Syphilis Gonor
rheai all thsr stages Mecua and hereditary faint all rad
cal impurities of the Blood Jsundice Diseases the Eyes
Brain Goitre big Neck Diseases of the Kidneys Gravel
Diabets Dropsica Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting and Nervous Afeeions Sick Nervous Sun Head
ache Depression of Spirits Hppocondra Mysteries Fits OF
spasms euptiens the sn ali sorts Of
ucers Of whatever nature the ncpent Cancer which 80
grevousy aet humanity speedily permanently cured
One or two hours at the Institute with White fire.
quenty save weeks Of fever other suFerngs-een life
Now that communication open again. he calls per-
sonay and by letter formally from ali parts the country
Consultation fee-stamps not "forgottenn
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FRENCH MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GRNAULT & CO.,
Chemists to II. 1. III. Prince NapoIeo,
48 RUE RICHELIEU, PARIS.
No More Cad Liver M
No More Cod Liver OIL.

GR1MAU1Ts SYRUP OF IoDIzED HORSE RAD1sH
This syrup employed with the greatest success ia place Of
Cod Liver OIL which it infinitely superior ii cures dis
eases of the chest scofqa ympha disorders green sick
ness muscular atony and loss Of appetite II agenerates the
constitution by purifying the blood and is in word the
powerful depuattve known 1t fagues stomach
and bowels and administered with the greatest efficacy ID
children subject huors obstruction Of the gland
AT last, 1t is very eicaCious diseases vi the skin
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he. DE ANDRES
PURE
sARsAPARILLA BITTERs.

The attention q the Public City Country Trade is re-
spectfuly called to the introduction of the
sarsaparilla I8Ittera,
The most Pleasant valuable Bters that has ever
rodueed in this country The general can be supplied
BY the following Grocers and Druggists:
Fatjo, Marks Co, 43, As and ~ New Leves street.
Griffin Porch, 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulas street
E, j. Hart s Co., 49, rs and II Tehoupitoulas street
i. Basset, cor. Gravier and Tchouptoulas streets
F. AvetTE cambon, 50 and 81 Old Levee street.
John t. Moore, COZ. Poydras and New Leyee streets
VIM G, Mitchell, cor. Camp and Poydras Streets
cass Bowling, 80 Poydras street.
7 ". Marsden Druggist cor Magazine and Gravior
Turner WALES Druggists cor Royal and oustombouss
en- MORRISON, Agent,
Y Magazine street
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nRs 1EnAs, pnnspu,rr nr rnn,-

snew ferrugnous medicine the elements of the
blood and bones and iron in Liquid is different from
s hitherto offered to the public liquid coluress and taste
less II speedily cures cleross pains in the stomach difficult
digestion, dysmenorrhuHa and auema,
The majority OF the Academies Medicine of Paris recon-
mend the Phosphate of Iron ladies Of delicate constitution
suffering from eia and all other persons fatigued from
over anxiety nervous emotions, oyewok general debility
and poOrnoss of blood.
It the only preparation which never causes consultation
and can be borne by the most delicate stomachs.t
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Tests Made at the shops of the PennsyIvanIa
Central kaiIrOad C0mpnnV ". a Ifnnn.S Ha

In order to make Of Buikey's Patent Lumber DRYER
the kiln was Sled with cherry ash poplar pine and black
walnut and after firing forty honrs the lumber came from The
kiln perfectly seasoned. $500 '
The following kinds Of lumber were weighed and gagged
when put in the kins and also when taken out:
~ inch pine plank weighed IS ih weighed out 46 ms
ganged In II BIG inches, gagged out 1871.
inch ash plank weighed in So MS weighed out CO ma
ganged in 1914 inches, gauged cut 1871. N'
inch black walnut plank weighed in CT ms weighed out
565a es; Eauged in IA inches gauged out I45s
l611 = -O'S ''s-''' s"usea ou'
piece Of oak weighed in 1888 ms, weighed out l57 MS
gagged IN "a by BIG inChes gauge1 out Ga by 7l6
pine board perfectly green weighed 50 6 weighed out
came from the kiln ready to work
The tests were perfectly satisfactory.
J. 7. LEVAN, Superintendent Car DEPARTMENT.
JkO z. LAIRD. snRt Motive Power anaM ackirn-.
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M ETKoPoL1TAN ENTERPRISE.
GREAT GIFT SALE
OF
THE NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
Jewellery Association.
Depot, 100 Bronlway.

Capital ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000.
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GRIMAULTs SYRUP OF HYPHosPHATE OF LIME
This medicine is sovereign remedy in phhisis and
other diseases Of the lungs, promptly all
serious symptoms The cough is relieved the night Swea
cease and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS his health.
No More Poverty of the Blood and Pale
Complexion.
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IN OHEKT FOULDS,
IMPORTER OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN
Toys, Fancy Goods, China and Fireworks
Also
MANUFACTURES OF TRANSPARENT STATES
No. 80 John street, Now YORK. -
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Nervous Headaches and NeuraIgias
Instantsueously cured by
GR1MAULTs BRAZILIAN GUARANA.


and entirely uohensVe. "
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ID q II. ADAMS,
ASs MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Mosquito MEETINGS,
LINEN NETS BoBBINETS, CROWN Innings, BUCK.
RAMS SKIRT Innings, GINGHAMs,
CABLE CORD Ere,
No. 20 Walker Street
All orders promptly attended to-
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IJn 4sse araenaaIt Ii premieEe section dun
acte intitale
Cii acte auto4isant Ia 7ente dc tirabres auz
vendeurs de billets lie lotelIe appFouye lie 70
Sdvgier 1866
Resolutions ecnieintes, pe1naettant an comi-
8G charge q examiner les afiaires de la oompa-
gnie ali a., az ID So1velle. Orleans, de tenir
stance pentlant le reces de lasselnblee gene
rale
Tn acte pour Ia protection des telres d'allu-
yion sir le bayou Macon, sur ariviere Beuf
IN aets fixant ID COMPENSATION des eollec-
feurs &c taxes dams tout l'Etat;
Un acte pour venir au secours de rasile des
fous de IA Louisiana jackson
Resolutions conjofntes u leffet de crepser
les passes 6iu Mississippi, ct d'y eonseryer une
profonaeur dc dix butt pieds
Un acte pou oyallt an bail des batisses eEn-
ployees CONNIE maison a Etat
Un aete fi1tsnt Ia compensation des mem-
bres ae juri de police dams tout IEtat;
Tn aete autolisant lie MARE ct Il consell de
Ia vile de Shreveport d'aoheter des terres en-
dehors dc la corporation de ladite yllle
In acte pour veTiir au sec01Ts des maltres
decole possedant des warrants centre les de
positaires des fonds des coolies puolques.
IN acte eencernant les gardens de port de
Ia Nouyeile-Q Orleans
IN acte suaplementairs 4 un acte intitule ;
Tn acte efablissant DIES ecoles pnblques
gratis iahs I Etat az Ia Eouisihne, approuve lie
is mars 1855;
Et il inIorme le senat que Ia chambre ac-
-ceptg q1elques uns des anendements ct refuse
les autres faites an bill de Ia chambre intitnle
Tn acts pour detinir les deyoirs ct tixer Ia
compensation de Fimprimeur d'Etat ct de-
cllannbre nomme NM. Jonas, Alyerson ct
Era4Yla5A IN 15t 4nysYl,ftts M q eaflfkirer1fe
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DEFIANCE

M THE DAILY NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT KEPT
nN EII.E
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John ID. FULLER,

NAEtFAoTURER AND DEALER,
No. hey Street, New York,
Has In store and ready for immediate shipment and is
featuring to ORDER ...
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PLANTATION HOES,
SOLID CAST STEEL, oval EYE,
Assorted Sizes at lowest market rates For sale By
j. E, HALsEY CO., AuoEoNEERs,
AndHardware Commission Merchants
% BsskmAn street. New YeEh
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NJ. Taylor SONNET la resolution suiyante.
qni est adoptee unanimement
Resolu que le president lu eomit6 d'enr6le-
ment soft autorise a employer tells commits
gull jugera necessaires pour alder enr6ler
les hills du senat. ohReun DIES dts commits ne
deyant pas reeevoir plus de yingt-einq piastres
de compensation.
~. P&lfrey soumetla resolution suiyante qui
EST adopiee unanimement
Resolu que les remerciements eft l'approba-
ton du senat sont d1s ct offerts l'honorable
w b Egan. du senat ct Honorable d. s. 4
Cage. etJ. q. Eustis, de Ia chanbre DIES re-
presentants pour leurs services pat1iotiaues
ct etieaees dams Pexeeution de leur derniere
mission a Washington.
~ Newton de Morehouse, sonnet Ia PESO
luton suigante qua est adopt6e unanimenent:
y que Y president du comite l'enr6lement
Z rsiHph leg deyoirs de commits enr6leur en-
chet pendant la session da senat.
y est resolu, en- consequence, que Ia somme
&c AhlpgSo) pastries par jour soft ct est par
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-27

Letitia J. Harris, Admr'x, vs.. Robert Har-
ris and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
| Chancery Court at Nashville in above named
cause, will sell, ct the Court House at Nash
villa
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-27

When ne was called 10 I'LL the perilOus seat
which an act Of martydom had left vacant,
the Confederacy had collapsed, and its
brave but luckless President was flying for
his life toward Texas, with hope-which,
IL it had been realized, might have changed
the fortunes Of the North American conti-
nent-that if he could reach this vast and
not easily to be conquered territory, he
might have prolonged the war for twenty
years. Jackson's task was but child's play
compared with Lincoln's as Lincoln's was
compared with Johnson's. It is easier to
conquer a foe than toraise him, MANNED and
bleeding, from the ground, and make him
love the hand that smote him. 1t was the
business of Jackson and Lincoln 10 prevent
the disiutegrstion Of a great community Of
free mea, and 10 hand the national flag to
their successors without the erasure Of
single star from its galaxy. They performed
the duty well and wisely-the first with
comparative facility, the second amid all
but superhuman difficulties and discourage
ments. Upon johnson devolyed
more gigantic work. When he became
Chief Magistrate, it might almost be said
that political chaos had come again. The
war had destroyed slavery, but had not pro-
vided for The negroes. War had deluged
the Land with blood, destroyed friendships,
exasperated animOsities, laid waste what
might have been the garden Of the world,
consumed countless millions of wealth,
taken a father, a son, or a husband from
every household, laid low in bloody and
nameiess graves and trenches the heads Of
families, pauperized the rich and delicately
nurtured, and thrown back for half cen
tury the civilization Of the fairest half of
the republic 1t is true that the national
temple stood on the hill-top, a goodly
structure, to be seen and admired of men
but many of its main pillars were broken,
strewn upon the ground, blackened with the
torch Of destruction, OF Redeemed with the
blood Of unhappy thousands who had been
crushed beneath their fall. How was An
drew johnson, the poor plebeian, to restore
these broken columns TO their places How
was he to eface the bitter memories of con-
quest, and reconcile the victim to the vic
tor? How was he to draw North and
South into that partnership of interest and
affection without which the Union would
be but another name for cruel domination
on the one side, and humiliating submission
on the other? The task indeed was hercus
lean, and needed not only honesty, courage,
devotion, and wisdom, but rare good fortune
in him who undertook It, The honesty,
the courage, the wisdom, and the devotion
were with Andrew johnson. 1t remains to
be seen whether the good fortune will at
| tend him.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-27
Sale of valuable Lands.

David G. Love ct ais. vs. Alex. Matthews ct. ais.
A DIRECTED BY A DECREE OF THE
"A County Court Of Davidson county, at its
December Term, 1886, in the above cause, will
offer at Public Sale, at the south end of the
Court House, in Nashville, on SATURDAY, the
5th day of January, 1867, certain tract or Par
Love, deceased, and described as follows, viz:
Being Lot No. 10 in the plan Of the division Of
Andrew CastTeman's lands, situated about ~
miles from Nashville, and near the HillsbOrO
Turnpike Road" Said land is unimproved but
fertile and heavily timbered. and contains 62eS
acres.
TERMS-0ne-third cash, and the balance on
a credit of one and two years, with interest from
day of sale. Notes with personal security re
qured for the unpaid purchase-money and lien
retained. p. l.. NICHOL. Clerk.
Aapll "a
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D,ssoIutI0n or Parfnership.

yrHF PARTNERSHIP HERET0ROkE EA-
isting between John Douglas and DaFia Jun
e4n h this day dissolved By mutual e9nae1ll or.
BouElas retiring from the concern Ihe pus,n e5,
viii 81 carried on By David Duncani ana az
Indebted 10 the old firm viii please settle Wiia
either party. and all having claims against same
will pfesent them % Mr.. Duncan Tor settle meisl
within the next thirty days. decl5-4W
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
JUDGE JOHN s. BRIEN q JNO. @. BURCH
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
NO. % CHERRY STREET.
LOCK BOX g. NASHVILLE TENN.
y.vOi. qr,
For Rent.

EIVE STORES ON COLLEGE STREET,
by Messfs Briggs 4 Co, Link. Hummer and
Dolin. Possession given lsy ganuaTy next.
AppIy TO JOS. W. ALLEN, Agent,
daeIg-Iws M "a Norfh COLLEGE street
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+. G. DUNNENGTON d co.
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORs.

Voluntary communications, containing inter
ssting and important news, solicited from any
quarter. News letters from the various counties
of the State especially desired.
All communications should be addressed to
he Editors Of the UNIox AND DIsFAToH."