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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-30
JOHN pXHEl
BAKERY AND CONFECTI0yERY-

Having purchased the good will and ay....
Of the Baking Establishment Of the late firm q,
Adams i JOhanscn, | purpose in connect,
with my prescn: business, al No. south Fan
fax street, TO open frst-ci.ss
CAKE AND
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the lata Franchise Bill, respectfully peti.
ton your honorable body to pass the recon
pili' now pending before your honorable
D6dy, and known as the "Metropolitau POI
Ice Bill, with the amendment including
Nashville: : ,
" y Danley, Rees w Porter, W II Harri-
son, VIM Shane, Ben Smith, s G Mercer. ]
"a hereheYal, Alex S Bradley, S c Fuller.
Z b Garrett, James Davis, ] W Paramore,
James McDermott, c Davis, c r Parsons, r
Yarbrough, Flowers, ::Jsmes Johnston,
John York, W J Cochran, E + Mnlloy, s p
Herriott, w o Lane, ? E Blood, A A Carter,
1T Lieutenant 9TH Tennessee cavalry; JAS
Miller, E 2 Cone, n Derby, J Z Paul, C C
Peck, II Clarke, r F Mercer, Wm II
Darr, NJ c Bennett, L L Terry, F Jones,
james L Cornell, Levi Abbott, w Hut
ron, Edwsrd Mulloy, A E Reid, s Wood
6leave, W Faulkner, J BUSHNELL,
W w Woodmasse, Char es c c Winter, j
" Boycott and Bro, NJ 6 Scott, Davis, NJ
G Thayer, Alfred B Keevil, Wing, Tobey &
Co, Howard B Wood, VIM II Smith, L G
Jamison, A Sanford James G Ogden, ii
B Fletcher, A s Thurneck, c A Loveland,
John Ruhm, Z scharie, Pred Abraham,
Fred Branch, Morritz Baeker, Alex Riggs,
VIM C BLnts, John Isom, N NJ Howard,
Buver, John N Seabury.
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LETTER FROM JUDGE LAWRENCE.

BUREAU OF r. f. AND A. L., OFFICE SUP'T)
DAVIDSON COUNTY,
Nashville, May 9th, 1866. J
" Matt. Brown Mayor Of Nashville:
SIR-lt affords me pleasure to state that
during the past year my official relation
with your Honor, with the Recorder, and
with the city police have been intimate and
entirely satisfactory. When was appoint
ed Judge Of the Freedmen's Court-a court
necessarily unpopular with the masses Of
the people, court with few precedents to
guide, and a very large but inn erfectly de-
fined jurisdiction-I was fearful that most
unpleasant collisions with the civil authori-
ties would occur. / am most happy to state
that nothing Of the kind had occurred. The
city government has eo-operated with me
in the enforcement Of law aud order, under
very trying circumstances, in a spirit Of
iriendliness and good faith worthy Of the
highest commentator.
OF your large police force have often
spoken. in hattering terms. They are equal
IN every respect, on the whole, to any po-
lice force / have known.
l have the honor to be, very truly, your
obedient servant, JOHN LAWRENCE,
Sup't and Judge of Freedmen's Court
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This vice, which is never prAotiesd in
he presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 eloquence or pen to song
u has destroyed health, blasted tho eonsti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim Y
living skeleton. Nor are these Us maj
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason. She most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To De
cured Permanently OF this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street.,
or address him By letter, Box 500, Nssh
vile, Tenn fsb26-h
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CITY NEWS.

One Of our city contemporaries, few days
since called the attention Of the city au-
thorities To the condition Of the Maxwell
House, and the side walk on the Church
street front of that building. We second
the suggestions Of our contemporary. The
house needs publication, aud ought to have
It, Tho sidewalk is very rough, and 6
pavement Of some sort ought 10 be con-
F,rUctcd upon i. The work on the oppo-
site SIDE Of the street on the Adams Express
Dot, makes an obstruction that compels per-
sons, who would not otherVise, take the
north side, and renders the improvement
there more necessary. And then, the city
owes IL the business men who have rented
stores iu the Masonic Hall, and pay their
share of taxes, to make the pathway to
their places of business as pleasant as pos
sble. A modern pavement like that on
Cherry street, opposite the Commercial,
would answer temporarily.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic.

II EGEMAN'5 Ferrated Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
Ii OF Casaya Bark, with PyrophOsphaie cf Iron.
Prepared BY HEGE MAN q CO., Chemists and
Druggists, new York.
FYROPHOsPHATE OF IRON was introduced bJ
RObiquet, Of Paris, in 1855, and received faYOra-
bic notice from the French Academy il is easi y
assimllRted, and not decomposed 10 the somaeh BY
food OF the gastric juice; Il IL a prompt, efficient
tonic, combining the effects IF Phosphorus and
lion, and IS pot stimulating or lffitani.
Our FERRATED ELIXIR or BARK is q pleas
ant Corciai, possessing the valuable properties Of
Cal saJa Bark, and contains eight grains Of the Py-
rophospha Of Iron IN each fluid ounce; and IN all
cases. where mid and efficscious Iron Tonic IS
desired, viii be found most valuable preparation
Samples furnished 70 Physicians on application.
PURE VACCINE CRUs15. selected from healthy
country children, warranted reliable.
HEIEM N cos Cordial Elixir Calisays Bark.
Alnm and kino Lozenges and Chlorste Potash LO-
zenges. All me above sold BY Druggists.
HE6EMAN a CO.,
EnarT 6m Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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NOTICE -HsEing suggested % The Clerk Of the
~ County Court Of Smith county, che Insolvency
OF the estsle Of 6 W House, deceased, ] hereby
notify al parsons having claims sganst The said es-
tate 10 e them with The Clerk OF sad Court on or
before the sst OF October next for pro rsia Of said
estate properly authenticated, or they viii be for
ever haired. and al persons indebted 20 sad es-
tste vii come fJrWsEd and make payment tmme-
daisly. This, April oh. 1850
b f c SMITH, admir-
aprlO-Wfts ofG W House, decd.
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BUyAwAY.-Yesterday as Mr. Hugh Doug
Jas aud Mr.. W. D. Neal were riding down
Cherry street, the horse attached to their
buggy took fright snd ran down toward
Cedar, and while opposite Mr.. Rsddick's
he vehicle overturned, throwing the mep
violently on the pavement, bruisiug them
badly, but not injuring them seriously.
The horse continued to run down the street,
aud on the corner of Cedar street the buggy
struck a lamp post aud was broken into
fragments. The horse was stopped while
gong up Cedar street.
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Sneer,s Snmburg Port.

The thousands of physicians in this coun-
try and Europe who are prescribing SPeer's
wine, as well as using it in their OWE. fami-
lies in preference 10 all others. is sufficient
evidence of its superiority over imported
wines, as we'll as over the manufactured su-
CARED stuff, often called native wines. The
only genuine samburg port wine has Mr..
speer's signature over the cork Of each bot
tie. Its purity for communion wine and its
valuable properties for medical use cannot
be surpassed. Be not deceived.-PortlaHd
Press.
W.J.&C. W. SMITH have it.
mayI2-ltd ltw
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RIYER ANp srEAMRoAT NEWS

The river is feet inches on the shoals,
and falling. When we left the landing,
last night, the Tyrone had up steam ready
to depart for Cairo.
There were no arrivals, but the Anna
White was expected,
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1866.

FARMERS AND PERs-should -
collect that hundreds Of dollars' srorth OF eirsIo
Provisions, &C., are snouaily DESTROYED by Rst-
Nice Anisl ana otner ineects and VHrrnin-sn u
''ooslaE's' Raj. koaehs AM, 6c., Exterminator.
bouf SHIT and ueed Freely
Ds-5ee "CosTAH's' advertisement above.
DS-Sold in Nashville, Tenn. bv ~. J. A q "
SMITH, and AT Druggists and Dealers.
marchl7-Sn daE
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MARKETS.
[By reIegraph.l

10y le8egIaph.I
CISCINSATI, May IL.
Flour unsettled aud puceI nominal, holders re-
fusiDg to make concessions, but Wheat sold from
10 10 l5c lOwer-No. new Spring g 10, and old
Winter Red 50 60a2 70.
Corn and Oats unchanged No Corn in e'eva-
tor 5sa59c; No. Oats 46a47 IN elevator.
Rye s0ss5c,
Whisky dub at . in bond, and p duty paid
Provisions sctive large business was done in
Mess Pork at S3l, and IN Bulk Meats at laal5e f,r
Shoulders and Sides, and I7c for clear sides Bacon
IN good demand at Is11 alG1lc for Shoulders and
Sides, and ls1Sals54 (, for elecr Sides.
lard duh at &c.
Gold closed at ISL.
LOUISVILLE, May H.
Sales OF IS hhds leaf Tobacco at aN adyanse on
all grades
superiue Flour s. .; plain Extra s. IS.
Mixed Corn duh At c..
Osts 47e.
Mess Pork held al s31. Bacon Shoulders lss<c
clear 81 at4 lss4c; sugsr-cured Hams &c.
Cotton, middIug Sc.
Prime Lard in tie.ces arc.
NV ORLElSs, Msy II.
Cotton arm; sales 500 bales low middling ga
sc; receipts l225,
snp-rfne Fleur SO 25.
Gold SO.
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CInncinnati, OIiO.-JOsEPH b. QUNBY, Is
our authorized agent 10 receive advertisements and
.ufzcrpuon- Tor the Nashville Union.
New Orleans, La.-EDwIS OVERALL, Of
tbe Commercial Reading Room, isour authorized
r-sn. 10 receive Advertisements and Subscriptions
Tor the AaJrHs UH.Ja.
Memphis, Tenn.-D. II. Tom Co. are
our authorized agents 10 receive advertisements
and subscriptions for the NashriUe Union.
J5nv HoorEa q Co Publisher Agents, Al Park
Row. New York, are authorized to contract for ad-
yagilsing m or paper.
JoT Cora Co Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
iuss. New York, and Biown's Iron Building, Phla-
deIph.a, are authorized to contract for advertising
10 our psper.
sM. PfrrEserLL q Co, Publishers Agents, 81
Park Row, New York, and State street. Boston,
Gre authorized 10 contract for advertising in our
Tape=.
Ls WILLIAMS 81 Chestnut street, N. e. corner
Oh Street, e. Louis, No is our authorized Agent
iorecsiye advert -ements and sub crptions for the
EGtuNs Union.
N. SHEFFIELD Co, 81. Louis, Mo-, are our
authorized Agents to receive advertisements and
Subscriptions Tor the Noshriile Union.
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from q distance, who
NAV BE afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the ad-
vertisement gwen N TINS paper, Of Br.
Kings Dispensary, No. 3 Deaderick street.
Anriil2-tE.
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RELEAsED.-E Elijah Alsup, of Lawrence
County, convicted by military commits
sion, in May, 1865, on a charge of being a
guerrilla, and sentenced to fifteen years in
the penitentiary, was yesterday uncondi-
tionally released by General Thomas. The
release was in accordance with a petition
signed by large number of the citizens of
Lawrence County.
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Brevet Brig. Gen. U. S. A.


LETTER FROM GENERAL DONALDSON.
HEAD-QUARTERs MIL. DIV. or THE Tenn, J
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, May 8, 1866.
desire TO givemy testimony as to the eff
cheney of the city police Of Nashville. 1t
has acted in harmony with the military,
and has been Of service TO me individually,
in ierreting out frauds against the United
States. }. L. DONALDSON,
Brevet Major General, Chief @. M, D. T..
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPBR8 troubled with vernin need
be 40 no longer Il they use "CosFARs" Eztsfrnina-
tor. We have used u 70 our satisfaction and IL a
box cost s., Ee would have it, We have tried poi
sons, but they effected nothing; but "C0stsrs ar
hcle knocks the breath on o. Rats, Nice, Roaches.
Ante, and Bed-Bugs, quicker thsn We can write it
y y = great demand all over the county Nosa
(OhiOl Gazctte.
SS-see "COsTAz's' advertisement above.
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Books AND STATIONERY AT WHOLEsALE.-
Robt. Clarke & Co, Cincinnati, Jobbers of
Books and Stationery, invite the attention
of dealers and others, in another column,
to their large stock, which they are pre-
pared to sell at very low prices.
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IHE Place TO GEr THEM.-If you want q
lrst class fancy drink, go 10 Sandy Carriers,
'a Onioa street. An his liquors are Of the
oestquaity, aud then Lee Coleman can mix
Them up 50 delightfully."-. He is about the
most expert eompounder of delicious bever-
ages we e''sr met. We don't drink often,
-a' we can't resist Lees excellent prepare
tons
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Unfading loveliness belongs oaly TO the
immortals, but whoever uses the fragrant
Sozodont can at least defy time TO injure
one of the elements of beauty, good set of
teeth
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See a Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. Il is an sdmira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
6rst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference TO old port wine.
It is we'll worth trial, and gives great
satisfaction. Tdec2l -tst&weOwly.
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and WindO10 Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRIrT & HILL,
AZ Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhs-tf Opposite Maxwell Ho tel
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CoRRECT1oN.-In our local Of yesterday,
on the Henderson trial, the types made us
speak of a lot of mules put in on the 9th Of
April-it should have been the 9th of
Aurust
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oMiIk-men.-Milk Tickets (Pints and
srts, On different oolored card -boards, Of
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for Gale at this Office, or
printod 30 order.
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OUR JoH OrFCE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy job Print
ing in the uaatost style, and al the lowest
uricss &c this Office.
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1866.

"COsTAR's RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple
safe and sure the most perfect RAT,ifeatOu
meeting We have ever attended Every Rat that
can get 1t, properly prepared vii eat T. and every
one that eats i viii die generally, at some place a.
distant As possible from where Is was taken.-Laks
Shire. Mich Mirror
ps-5ee "COsrAR's advertisement above.
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LETTER PROM GENERAL JOHNSON.

HEAD-QUARTERs Nil. Div. OF THE TENE..1
OFFICE Pro. MARSHAL GENERAL,
Nashville, Tenn, May 9th, 1866.
hon. ". Mat. Brown:
regret TO see that Nashville is inc uded
in the Metropolitan Police bill, inasmuch as
nearly all other cities are exec pied from the
operations Of said bill. have had business
with the police force now under YOU. on
many occasions, and have always found it
efficient and willing to assist and co operate
with me in every particular.
With the police organized by you, and
the city authorities, you have brought
"order out OF confusion" and now every
soldier ana citizen feels secure in life and
property at ali times, day and night
1t any city is excepted, see no good
reason why Nashville should not be.
You. obedient servant.
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1866

VOICE FROM VIE FAR WEsT-speakips
Of "Costars' Rat, ROaen, Ant, &e Extern nstor-
more grain and provisions are destroyed annually
In Grant county BY vermin than would ray Tor tons
81 this Rat and Insect Killer. - Lanoasfer WA
Herald
ba-see "CosTAE's" advertsfrnsnt above.
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To Whom 1t May Concern,

A Ii persons having Claims against the Nashville
a snd Cnaiianooga Railroad Company. incurred
pnor 70 Let July, 1885, are notified tbst IN sneb
-. ans are reieffsa - committee q Drectors
consisting d Len Wade, a. B. HugQns. ana Thos
- Caldwell Esqa-s Who meet IN MlIrfreesi.oro n,
Monday and Tuesdays 18th and z7th mat.
49,. WM INNEa
leoao-u sss-s1 General supenntendaal.
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S&6 DAYS Agents wanted 70 sell a new
u a.. and wonderful SEWING MACHINE,
ellP9 cheap one licensed, Address SHAW 4
hA, biddsfoTd, RsHs.
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rrroRrAL FRon cIrIzESs.

To ,e eeneral Assembly Of ihe state Of Tennessee;
The undersi gned, loyal Union men Of the
eItv of Nashville, and legal voters under
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LETTER FROM CAPT. MALLORY.
MAYORS OFFICE,
Nashville. Tenn Nav 10Th 1871

Nashville, Tenn, May 10th, 1866.
This is to certify that upon the induction
into Office, and prior 10 that period, of the
present municipal administration, l was
connected with the police department Of
the city Of Nashville as a night policeman,
as well as captain Of the night police, and
am still connected with that department
Upon Mayor Browns installmont into Of
fee, A. j. Head, the then captain, was
called upon by Mayor Brown for a full and
thorough report Of his department, recon-
mending such Of his department as were ca
pable and efficient officers, suitable to be re-
tanned IN Office and the recommendation
Of Captain Head was, in every case, acted
upon iavorably and without partiality-re-
tanning such as were desired by Captain
Head in office.
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THE METROPOLITAN POLICE
BILL.
Petition in Favor Of it by Radicals

Letters from Gems. Thomas, john
son and Others.
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1866
1866

RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages N shoot
ing small birds u q cruel man whoever aids IN ex-
terminating rats is a heneactor. We should like
some one 70 give US the benefit Of their experience
IN driving oui these pests. We need s0rr ethng
besides dogs, cats, and traps for "a business -
Scientific ABiaioqa, N. Y.
RT-See "CosTAR's" ADVERT sennent above
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AoNoRasLY DIscHAR0ED - Martin Van
buren, of Memphis, charged with stealing
-'','e' from tho Quartermaster's Depart
-'-'' was yesterday honorably discharged
BY orisrog Gen. Thomas.
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For Rant.

TTIBAT eleeanf store on the corner Of the sqnare
= and Cedsr street, known Is the Comme-cia In
surAnce 0fbce. For terms, cal on
GEO. SHIELDS CO.,
ishlS-a IS snd College street
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Report of the Joint Committee Pre-
pared.


The Metropolitan Police Bill yesterday
came up ia the House Of Representatives,
when It was referred t. joint committee OF
13, which committee have already agreed
upon a report, by a vote Of 10 to 3, in favor
Of including Nashville in the bill.
The following letters and memorials were
read, when the bill came up:
LETTER FROM GEN. THOMAS.
HEAD QUAR's MI DIV. OF rHE TENN.
NASHVILLE, May eth, 1866.
Hon. v. Matt. Brown, Mayor.
SIR am Just IN recei pit Of your favor of
this date, asking me 10 state whether or
not, have had cause 10 complain of the
want Of energy and efficiency Of the police
force OF this city, and If the course Of the
City Government has been satisfactory TO
me as commandant since you have been in
Office. In reply 1t gives me pleasure to
state that IN the performance Of the duties
)i your Office your course as well as that of
ne city authorities has appeared 10 me TO
1ave been Influenced entirely by the de-
are to preserve the peace and good order Of
.he community. Your police force has per
formed its duties efficiently and judicously.
! am, sir, very respectfully, your ODE
iieBt servant, GKo. II. THoMas.
Major General U. S. A. Commanding.
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SYPHILIS.

earss IN the ureths brother unpleasant effects from ni a.
~ "e Aoorng under Gonorrhe, cured days without can.
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The above memorial was ordered by
unanimous vote Of the City Council on
call Of the ayes and noes at meeting oil the
Co1rcil in convention assembled this day.
A. D. CREIGHTON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
NJ. c. COrroS,
President Common Council
W. MATT. BRowS, Mayor.
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a yesterday honOfably ulschaEgec
y ''1sF %. Gen. Thomas.
'oLioE CouEr-There were very few cases
Y Yesterday morning. The first case was
-' % Mary Jackson, charged with being
.-lS aud disorderly fined V; for the
payment Of which she went into the
Guy work house.
''ln Thomas was tried for striking a man
--- laei a Y aud cost; f1r the non-pay-
--' o. which he took lodging in the work
-..1asl Fehau was then brought forward
81 ,le charge Of being drunk and disor-
~. lined 50 and cost, upon payment Of
--,l De WAS discharged.
y DO. Moore and John Thomas, privates
"a 'a' l5,h U. S charged with disorderly,
'-.- cost, and were dismissed.
george Kiyer, charged with tipping in
-'l' different cases. Postponed until to-
--..Iow morning.
- -''- hlue and Mrs Grosemar. charged
''1 osorderly conduct and splitting upon
d ''1lg lady living in the room below
.-.-l' fined $40 and cost.
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The Dispensary is Located at
NO. 3 DEADE RICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

n
Tenn,
cases
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CInneinnati, OhiO.-JosEPH b. QURBY, 10
esr uthorzed agent 10 receive sdvol tscnnents and
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offspring Eornab
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal Wea

With any difficulty Womb other ailments eactpau i h
OF y description given by then family case y s "na
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l-r.raI and Departure Of the Nolen5UHe and

Leaves Nashville on Tuesday, thursday and Sat
rrIay. Eeturi ng, leaves Tnune 90 Monday, We'd
l-,.dsy aud rrasy. Office a CITY Hotel, East side
fut square.
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GONORRHGA.
STRUCTURES.

IThaouly cured in few day. without Or p. .pp
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THIS disease brought by solitary Of youth Perhaps
wee not only destroys body mind rendering he suI nm
Dat causing Train OF symptoms be sppehended from is ghfl
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"ts years es,afl shed in n. Y. CITY"
"rniy inisllihie remedies known"
Gree from PCisons.n
Not dang IOrs o. he Human Familv"
"Rsts come out % their holes IN de-
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WASHINGTON, May II.-SENATE-Mr.
Grimes presented a joint resolution of the
Iowa Legislature for the establishment of
National Bureau of Education. Ordered
to lie OF the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Anthony it was resolved
mat when the Senate adjourned to-day it
adjourn to meet on Monday next.
Mr. CONFESS offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee on. Printing to report
upon the exPediency of providing against
the suppression or alteration of speeches in
the Globe. Laid over.