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Cotton Picking-A Valuable Inven-
ffuu.

The greatest difficulty in the raising
of COTTON is the process of gathering it
The planter begins 10 pick his crop
early in September and continues till
the last of November, sometimes much
later. During the entire season the
whole force is engaged in picking all
the time, going oyer the field at least
three times. This is made necessary 10y
the fact that the cotton ripens at diff.
ferent periods.
The gathering of a cotton crop re.
quires three times as many as its cult
walton. It's the hardest and most dis
Agreeable work of the plantation; and
the negro would rather perform any
other labor. During the picking season
extra hands are hired at very high
prices. Large portions of the crop are
annually lost, because it cannot be Sc
cured during the picking season.
The difficulties are very greatly az
gravated by the present condition OF
labor at the South. Thousands of adj
ditional acres would be planted, this
year, if the planter did not fear losing
his crop, for want Of power to gather it.
To meet this emergency, a cotton pick
ing machine has been invented, which
will do the work Of twenty men, and
dispense with the labor of extra hands.
The inventor claims that it will gather
cotton at distances ranging from six
inches to six feet hal it will gather it
as clean as the most expert hand;
taking the cotton only from the bolls
which are fully ripe and well open;
leaving the undeYeloped pods unin-
jured, and not harming the plant.
of course, the difficulties infinitely
exceed those attending the moving
and reaping machine. But these diff
culties have been overcome by the in
genuity Of a New England man; and
the most skillful experts Of Mass.
chusetts pronounce the invention a sue
cess. If this proves true, the machine
will be more effectual than the cotton
gin in stimulating the production ofthis
great staple. The commerce Of the
world viii be once more reyOlutionized
by the enormous increase of the cotton
crop and this timely invention will be
of incalculable value, both to its pro
prietors and to the country. The model
is now in this city, under the charge Of
Gen. Hunt, a loyal Tennessean, and it
will be offered to the capitalists Of this
v~incinty. If it answers the expecta-
tons Of those who have seen it, a
manufacturers viii be fortunate in Sc
curing the property in this great inven-
tion.-Bost0u Transcript.
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Attention Capitalists.
AIIatOORa Iron Works for Sale.

THE Stockholders having 20 directed. the PRES.
IL dent vii offer SAID property for sale a. apefLau.
on the hrst Tuesday 10 April next, in Atlanta. nm
less sold 81 pnFsfe sale before thai day. Tls uro-
perry l. located 40 miles above Atlanta. on b5th
sides Of the Western & Atlantic Railroad. There II
100 sores OF land, = reasonable portion of Id good
farming lard, and the balance valushle Tor wood ard
minerls-gold, copper snd uon: the iron ore
seeming 70 b. ineIhsusEbie, AID The gray ore being
esieemed among the bestiu the world The Corn
snd Flouring Mills snd Iron Works ara only some
half mile from the Allstoons depot. on Alistoopa
Creek, which aruishs The water power. About
hslf Of she village Of Als1oona be-ougs % the pro-
perry. Some Of the holdings beng eEnrely de-
suoyed. Others damaged, Al the working stock
being entirely destroyed, others damaged. al he
working stock beng lost, End a msioufy o. the
Stockholders bang crippled IN means BY the rasa
Fes Of var, have deaermined ths compsnF 10 sell
rather thsn attempt under he circumstance, 10
resuzcfate.
iRg l. -
iebg-2m Ausai=, Ga.
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tIOn.
The Petroleum ASSOCIATION held lis regu-
lar monthly meeting yesterday, President
Milroy in the chair.
The application Of John C. Chiffon for
membership, was referred to the Committee
on Membership, consistiAg Of Col. Para
more, DR.. White and Mr.. J. P. Campbell,
who soon after reported fayorably, and he
was elected.
The proceedings Of the Board of Directors
were then ordered to be read.
Professor Wright submitted the following
propositions, relative to the publication of a
Petroleum paper:
rHE NASHVILLE JOURNAL OF ART AND scIENcr.
The undersigned, as publishers and edit
ors, propose 10 publish a journal with the
above title, with the sanction and co-opera-
ton of the South " estern Mutual Petroleum
and Mining Board, or Association, of this
city the object Of which viii be Ia promote
and encourage the mining, agricultural,
manufacturing and mechanical interests of
this and adjoining States.
All subjects relating TO applied Science
will be treated in such a manner as to rem
der that kind Of knowledge available to all
classes; and the sciences of geology, chem
istry, minerRlogy, &c, &c., viii, as far as
practicable, be presented in u similar man
nsr.
All matters which relate to commerce,
agriculture, horticulture, the rearing Of do
nestle animals, &c, which are of general
interest, will receive attention commensu-
rate with the Importance Of each subject
discussed.
The journal will be published once a
week and under no circumstance will its
columns bedevoted to advance a political or
special religious interest nor will it be
made the organ Of any clique, or company,
or devoted to the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF any
person or company Of individuals.
All the publisher of the proposed paper
requires is the confidence, encouragement
and endorsement Of the said Association.
If at any time, the conduct and manage
ment of mis- journal should deviate from
the brief prospectus above stated, or the
publisher pervert its columns TO matters
which DO not meet the appreciation of the
Association, the said Association shall, after
proper warning and notification, withdraw
It's endorsement and cooperation at will,
and publish the fact at its option.
W. S. WHITE, as Publisher,
c. W. WRIGHT, as Editor.
The report was received, and referred TO
the Publication Committee.
Adjourned.
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In Chancery at Mc8rnnviIle, Tenn.
FrsEuaEr RBlp. Is

Audley, Mary sndThomas Harrison, SD others.
w. bill 70 sell LEnd-
Joseph Harmon, AgIley sad Eiubetn Wsemsn,
Rery Mc5rcE0r James LaEuenoe sod wife Viz
Gins.
IN this csusa, sFpesring % the zalsiacuon %
the Clerk and Master that The above rHned de-
lendauis are non-r-siieuts Of the sta OF Teunes-
see. so that Ire ordinary process q Law cann1t -
servei up0ntBem. 70 b. therefore 0rieroi thai pub
ical1n 81 male Tor four ru1-essive ue-ks, 10 the
Nashville Union, q newspaper Tunlshei in lre
city o. Nashville. Ieunessea, requiring sad de-
fsniHais 10 supaar on The fret dag ~ cur next
Caurl, 70 b. hfld a. tlr Court house M M-Miuu-
vile. ca the Gguh Monday in March next, ten
snd there % plead. a1rEer % demur 10 complain
ants hl, or tBe came glif b. taken for confessed ~
10 Them, and ssE for hearing q parts
y =. MuRFOEU, AN
febif-Wfr ByJ. g. Rurs. u. q.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press Of this
city, we know of nOre which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
cerity, as the following from the Nash
vsHc Daily UHion:
"At e period like the present, when our
city is filled to Overlooking with q transient
population, and diseases prevail 70 an eX-
teut hitherto uudreamt of, IL l. proper that
the means Of cure should be of ready ac-
cess. sud that those immediately interested
should have information which will lead
them 10 avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice. Men Who have been edu-
GATED iu the best schools of the profession
of Medicine, and been successful in d prac-
tice of many years, are surely worthy Of
confidence Il they have given their stten-
tion exclusively 90 one brauc OF the pro
iczsiou, aud made themselves masters Of It,
they have still more right 10 expect sup
port, more particularly Il they have Afford
ed proof OF their ability 10 cure. To this
latter class belongs DR.. L. /. COLEMAN,
who, IN his speciality, has been a beneiactor
% the afflicted, and msy ever be relied on
Is = safe aud sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may sGll be found at our office
- m
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In Chancery at McMinnyille.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1865.
A. r. Hammer, comp a nsnt,
W 20. Bill % -ell Land.

MAJOR Mercer Rslus, dsleulaut
~ this cause e appearing % the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master that the g1ove rtmeI dsrndant
the ordinary process q law cannot be- served upon
him; Itls therefore ordered INST publication be-
made, for four successive weeks, m Gle Nashville
Union, a newspaper published 10 Nashville, Ten
nessee, requiring said defendant % sppcar on the
first DAY OF our next Court, Oh be held 10 NeMInn-
vile, on the ft1 Monday IN March. 1850, D. plead,
answer o. dsmur b compliments uil, " the same
will be taken r confessed f, az to him, and set Tor
hearing sXpsr e.. j.. +. MJRFOkD. CAM.
~feh24-W4e By j. O.. BMEs, D. CT
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very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and WiRdog SHADES,
comprising all styles sud qualities, in store
aud for sale by MEeRIrr 4 HuL,
a. Church street. Msy6eld Building,
mbsu Opposite Maxwell Hotel,
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Ed. Willard, Union street, has received
the Wsverly Magazine, Flag Of Oar
Union, Yankee Blade, True Flsg, View York
and Sunday Mercury, Literary Companion,
Every Saturday, Army and Navy journal,
The Laty's Friend Tor april, and ali the
late dailies.
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LAYtSG TIE NICHOLSON PAyENENT.-The
work Of laying the Nicholson pavement on
Cherry street, between Union and Church,
was commenced yesterday. A large crowd
was attracted there to witness the laying Of
the work.
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Early yesterday afternoon, 3 little girl,
child Of Mr.. Horn Summer, aged between
eight and ten years, while sliding on
the banisters Of tho stairs on the third
story suddenly fell over and through the
curve o. the railings 10 the ground door, q
distance Of some thirty feet. DR.. Seymour
vas seat for 10 sstend the little sufferer,
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The Adams Express laid upon cur table
last evening, in advance Of the mail, papers
from Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Ma
con, Atlanta, Columbus, Mobile, New Or
leans, and New York.
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Consumption, Scrofuls,
Rheumatism &c.

III Liver Oh has proved, by twenty years'
experience, the most valuable remedy iu use. as
while it cures the disease, il gives strength snd flesh
% the parert. Warranted pure and made nom
Fresh Liver, WITH CREST Gaze, .thout Any artificial
bleaching. Sold BY Druggists.
HEGEMAN & Co.
mar7-6ml Chemists and DRUGGISTS. New York.
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Old Course of Treatment

Physicians are constantly annoyed by patients returning with secondary rvmut,us
Dr. JONES has discovered q mode of treatment ir these diseases vHHH # Hhrr "a
pleasure than pain. His treatment hiss undergone "a thorough investigation. and
has been found much more efficient than any other lie Is never u.4s,a with tho
complaints Of patients with secondary Syphilis, swollen uEau7, OF With many aur.
toms produced by the Old School Treatment
DIR. JONESS charges are the same in all ca-@-wu charge tr Sam, Cor ono
weeks attention that he would for PIT month, and r Soi course 90 bus interest 10
CWe As sDeelly as possible
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We are indebted 10 Ed. willard, Union
street. for the LouisyileJourns and Courier,
Cincinnati Commercial ana EnquirsT, BE
has ell the latest papers,
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Damssks, Lace Curtaius, Window Shades,
Cornioes and Wall Paper. Large stock and
At lowest rates, just received BY Hewitt L
Marshall, Ne. 81 College street.
Mar. 6, I'm.
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See woman

In another column picking samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an admira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
frst-class Families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
1t is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. ldec2l-tstsweOwly.
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Parties sending Orders 20 the Job
Department Ofthis Paper will please
write . Union Office" on the face of
the Copy.
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Carpetings, Oil Cloths, MaItings, Drugits,
Rugs and Mats. Largest stock in Nashville
ust received by Hewitt ( Marshall, No. 81
college street. Mar. s, I'm.
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CITY NEWS.

For the House of Representatives.
We are authorized to announce MRl. VIZ. b. LESts
as = candidate, under tho Governors proclamation.
Election March 5lht, 1866.
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oFFoE oF - - onnr

OFFICE o. ADAMS EXPREss c0ApANT,l
Puhtac ElAhe. Nashville, Aaroh II
ny order q q A.. lonas. supsnntsndssL pashns
10 over ne Nashville and North-W aetar1 Raj
rod h<shesn asconhals4, Dd 10 usore freight o.
gfiatht pacEzsea WA b recaFed ~ uls Con.
psny fcr thai F9gie, 4 d. THATCHER,
mEfie-1t AEesL
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Italian Awnings made 10 order. Furni-
ture covered and repaired by Hewitt & Mar
shall, No. 81 College stress Mar. S, I'm.
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CIuneInnatI, ObIo.-OsrrH B. QUrSrT, id

IAayss Nashville on Tuesday, Thursdsy and Sat
urasy, Returfing 5, leaves Triune on Monday, We'd
ns.dsy and Friday. Office slCIiy Hotel East SIDE
Public SQUARE
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OUH jon OFFICE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
lng in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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lin Cbancerv 81 Me4linnville. Tenn.

FEEEUtRT RULES, IaE.
F.K- Bell and w. A.. Nhte, EE'fs O. Vim. White,
dHraaaf4,
VS.
II. N. Watterson.
N appearing to the saiafrtian o. ths Clerk and
Meter, Eum sfhdaua thal to- defendant. Il o.
Wsheraon. j. not a res-deut q TIE state o. Tea
naseee
ass therefore oriersi 0st puEcaaon D. made
fr four consecutive week m DE nashville uainn.
= neEspaler Fltaasned Ia Lhr city 20 nashville re-
au.nnr Ec sad drffafsnt Do apprar 20 TIE fst
DAY Of oar nfEf C1Uu. o. D. hrid 81 o. cuuuhouas
10 MchiElFl~ on The fouftn Monday In Narcu,
4eaa then and there b. plead, anssrr or 4euur o.
compiEnaufs hl or ue same al D. taken NF
c-14fessea ssu1i hm snd 80 Or hcauug "a psIts
J,F, HORFuRp. C6A.
-bl-WAT Ey &c bIu, y. Z.
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Ginseng, F Feathers, Beeswsx.

V1HE highest MARKET pFes Oh he pad. "a asrb,
&c rash. af taa uruE alore a. Z
Co. No q horth dalsat atleet. lT1m ~
stai ~ tat1g fesihtrs aal &C.,.
NEE 800 ~ eiassaF ssnted -
isnlHH
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To Milk-men.-Miik Tickets lpints and
quartet on different colored card-boards, Of
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Whl be sold cheap for cash.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed 10 order.
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

In all cases, which saves TO tho patient the exbavarut prices t medicines or pre-
scrpuous, which will, in many case, cost more than The whole OF Hs ylsra. boz
sides you saw yourself the probability of exposure in calling for the medicine. 90 20
Drug store. The office Is so arranged that no one need see yu while there. All
business and correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients and strangers, u visiting
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Vas the only preparation FOR food from
Indian Corn

That received = medal and honorable mention from
the ROYAL Commissioner a. fhe great International
Exhibition, london, 1-e2, the rpmpefuau 81 80
prominent manufacturer of ECON stsush' and
{" Prepared Com Flour" Of tls aud ether aoualnrs
49, ---L-..---
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F.K Bell and w.. 4. Whte, EE'fs q Wu
n...--.L-
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT VIEWS.

RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.
The river IS four feet aud q half. and fall
ing. The rains las. night had no effect
There were no arrivals yesterday, but the
Rowena is expected.
DEPARTURES.
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati.
Cumberland, Cairo,
Agnes, St. Louis.
OMAHA, March I9.-The steamer q. c
Grant, from st. Louis for heupper Missouri.
sunk in an ice-gorEe near the mouth of
Platte River yesterday. The loss is est
mated Sl50,000. The passengers and crew
were ali saved.
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DIR. Jones' Dispensary,

Should be particular i'm regard to the number Of the Street. 90 there se other rooms
IN the vicinity which resemble those Of DIR. JJNE&S-
Ed- A plain Su Will be found over tHe door
ES- Ali communications by mail Or otherwise should be addressed 90
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Established in 1852, ut
NO. % DEADERICK STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THE PAEBAR0rs NODE or
II treatment for PRIVATE DISEASES by the use ou.uc applications ana
caudc injections, with painful operations etc, wa svucl bv us ra..ar.aa dad
that these Diseases might be cured by some mol. pleasant ad reliable rueis, s
by tho
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DIR. A. JONES.

Dapcnsay, No. Is Deaierck st., or P O. Box U5, Nashville Tenn.
na~ All Communications to ensure attention, should enclose "a Stamp
to pay return postage
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sAMARITAA's
Root and Herb Juices.
The Great Blood Purfer arI Remedy lr
SCROFULA, ULCERS SORES SPOTS
LETTERS, SCALES, EUIi5, sIPu-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS.
EASES ac

LETTERS, SCALES, EJli5, sIPu-
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EASES, Gc.
For syphilis OR Naa.rsa Usa1ae. tha lmslf-
tsH's Root and HerlIU.- a lse ua-l potent H-r
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The samaritan's Gift

Sent by mail n q pa.u envelope. Price, GaIs
package, H.HU. iaua.- 4H.
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Burlington & Quincy


II N TtAITyRf1AD 1t II. ~ ~
OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAST
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Passengers leaving Burlingt on on the Goo A. N.
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Only twenty hours from. burlington to Toledo
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CELEBRATED . -.a#sA.
Cold Medal Piano FOrtGs,

AS 10 tie relative merits Of these PIANOS. we
you'd refer to the Certificates of Excellence in our
possession from THALpESG, GoFTsCHALx, STRAEoscH,
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from some OF the most distinguished Professors and
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also, Agents for SoEBGLER & SMITH, A
MAN a GRAY A II caIE 4 On o,lba,
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ALIENS
a l. S A NJ
The Great Rcmetly for Tic Cure of
And all Diseases of the Lungs.

DR.. Woelley, Of Palestine, Kosciusko County. Ind.
writes us. requesting us to send him a further sup.
ply of Aliens Lung Balsam. He says he takes es
pecial pleasure in recommending the Balsam to his
patrons. He says he has tested it., in several ba
cases, and found it to do all that we recommended
IL to do II have an extensive practice in chronic
cases, and your Balsam is what is wantsd."
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EAN0N'
Periodical Drops,

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
For
Is a scientifically compoundeded fluid preparation,
of direct and positive action; better than any pills
or powders--Safe at all times except when forbidden
in the directions. They are prepared Ivy myself at
mp laboratory in New Haven, Ct. Having practiccd
IN the hospitals Of Paris and London, aud with owe.
fifteen years experience in this city, in female dis
eases aad weaknesses, 1 present my -..tt.-.r