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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.
Doctor

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given us by the press of this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming withso much heartfelt sin
certify, as the following from the Nash
vellc Daily Unioa:
"At a period like the present, when our
city is filed 70 overhowing with a transient
population, and diseases prevail to an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt Of, 1t IS proper lha'
The means Of cure should be OF ready ae-
cess. and that those Immediately interested
sbould have information which will LEAD
tham 10 avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
sofad in the best schools Of the profession
80 Medicine, and been successful in prae-
a.. 81 many wears, are surely worthy oil
cOn E 5ence If they have given their atten-
ton exclusively to one branch OF the pro
s,ssior. aud made themselves masters Of Il,
tbev have still more right to expect sup
nori more particularly if they have afford
al proof of their ability 70 cure. 70 tins
lstter elass belongs DIR. L. l. COLEMAN
who. in his specially, has been q oeneiaeto'
10 the afflicted, and may ever be reiiea on
as safe and sure physician
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found st our oihee'
relieving those afflicted with
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A very large Spring Stock Of toe latest
patterns of Wall Paper and EindOlo Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERR1rT & HIL,
A. Church street, hsyfeld Building,
mhs-tf Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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CoUNrERFEIrEEs HELD ovKR.-The two
Itslisn eounterfeiters, Of whose arrest we
gave the particulars few days since, were
Yesterday each committed to jail in default
Of bail, Cor their appearance at the mex,
term Of the District Court.
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See a woman

In another column picking samburg
Grapea for Spesr's Wine. It is an admira-
bic article used N hospitals aud By the
arst-elass families in Paris, London and
New York IN preference 70 old port wine.
It Is well worth q trial, and gives great
satisfaction. ldec2l-tstsweowiy
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We are obliged to Ed. willard, Union
Street, for the latest Louisville aud Ciuein-
matt dailies- he has received the last Har-
PeT's Weekly, n. Y. Weekly, Police Gazette
and Literary Companion.
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ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, TENN., April 2, 1866.
Circular No9.1
It is the opinion of physicians that chol-
era will visit the United States during the
present year. It "a certain that This cpl
demie has been steadily travelling from the
far East in its usual course Westward, and
if il reaches this country, the present sea-
son will, in all probability, make its way to
this District within few weeks. In such
an event, it is also probable that its most
numerous victims would be among the col
ored people.
"An ounce OF prevention is worth q pound
of cure" and to prevent, If possible, the in
PRODUCTION or prevalence of this scourge,
superintendent of this Bureau, in all 1.-THE
cities and large towns Of the States of Ken
lucky and Tennessee, will, without delay,
institute the most thorough sanitary mea-
sures.
The premises occupied by freedmen must
be policed and put in the best possible con-
dition by cleansing, white-washing, etc.
Let particular attention be given to the
cleaning up Of filthy streets and alleys,
dirty sewers and out buildings.
Over-crowded, half-lighted and ill-venti-
lated huts and cabins invite not only
cholera, but eli other diseases of its type.
All surplus population in cities and towns
should seek the country without a single
days delay. Good country homes can,
with proper exertion, be procured for all
who are not well provided Tor.
The Medical Officers of the Bureau will
provide and place within the reach of the
freedmen the best remedies known, 70 AZ
rest the disease in its early stages.
superintendents will see that the freed
men are made familiar with the best means
of protecting themselves against the inva-
sion of the disease.
Let there be appointed in each city and
town a Freedmen's Sanitary Commission,
composed Of five or more of the leading
| freedmen, who Will be authorized to assess
and collect the sum of one dollar from each
colored person between the ages of eighteen
and sixty years, residing in ssid city or
town, or within one mile of town or city
| limits, to constitute hospital fund.
The fund SO collected will be deposited in
savings banks, subject to the control OF the
commission for hospital purposes only.
The cooperation OF the civil authorities
will be invoked, and Superintendents will
assist municipal and other civil officials in
every practicable measure for the prepara-
ton OF the people for any emergency.
There viii be appointed one or more in
spectOrs for each densely populated section,
whose special duty will be to see that the
measures indicated in this circular are
thoroughly carried out. CLINTON B. FISK,
Bvt. Mai. Gen. and Asst Com'r.
1 H. /. : l.
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on THKkrRE YANKEE Locke made
erand hit last nigh; st the Old Theatre
The house was well illed, and the audience
was kept in roar Of laughter during the
entire evening. Those who would have 8
good laugh, should attend tonight, as the
."Yankee in Cuba " "a to be presented, with
Locke and Mrs. Knesss in their very best
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To MiIk-men.-AfilkT Tickets (Pints and
qusrts) on different colored boards oil
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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Damssks, Lace Curtains, Window Shades,
Cornisas and Wall Paper. Large stock and
al lowest rates, just received by Hewitt &
Msrshsli, No. 81 College street
Mar. s, In.
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RuS ORA fellow named Dale, who
prstended to be q partner in the Erwin
House, yesterday hired horse and buggy
and ran Of, leaving his wifs behind. He
was not partner in the house, Mr.. Raper
h.iny .ole proprietor Of that establishment.
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OuR Jos OYFIcH.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatsst style, and at the lowest
prices, al this Office.
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TRADrSo Is sroLES GOoDs.-G. Grosman
vas yesterday srraigned before Esquire
MeschRm, on charge Of receiving stolen
goods, and was committed to jail in default
Of s. 600 bail.
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1866

HOUsEKEEPER5 troubled with reru.u OIL.
b. 20 no longer, DO they US 'ClsrAn.s' EHrrrtu.aa
tor. We have ussd % % our suii.iaciH1l anI F ri
box oo=t 81. W. wouid have g. We haze tusf ra.
sons bat they III aeted notnmgs llt "cusiar's aI.
trle knocks me brsafh ou of Rat, Nice. hessa-.
Ants. ami Bei-Bggs, quicker than se can ar'. .'
(Ohi0l fflscffs.
ss-aoe Comm advsrlscment ahoyt.
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Parties sending Orders 10 the Job
Department of this Paper will please
write - Union Omce'' on the face of
the Copy.
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Italian Awnings made TO order. Furni-
ture covered and repsired by Hewitt 4 Mar
shall, No. 81 College stree1. Mar. 5, I'm.
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CRIMINAL COuRr.-The Criminal Court
held its lrst session yesterday. The only
business was the empsnneling Of the Grand
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CarpetinEs, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Drugiis,
Rugs and Mats. Largest stock in Nashville
lust received By Hewitt; a Marshall, No. 81
college street. Mar. In
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The Adams Express continues 10 serve Us
daily with the latest Southern and Eastern
papers. $3.50
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To Whom Il Nav oonoegn.

n and ChA.tsnoona Rszl-cad corpEnT incrfrnd
flisr % let July lss5. notidsd that ~ such
cs1c1s aFe Feisrred 70 comraiflea of n,f~efe-s,
cnnSlAtlBE ~ Lev Wade, ". \. Huzrfnn. srI rioa.
y Neldsei EsQs-, who meet IN Mrrfreeaf-srs a.
hcnday sad TUESDAY, $50 aad 3ith lass-
WN- IsNze
iesle-1 6ensrA aupsnatsadsra.
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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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pecial D.spaich 10 the Nashville Union.
COUNTY ALL RIGHT
The Radicals Nowhere.
The Union Ticket Triumphant.

The following tslegraphc dispatch was
received yesterday evening. Glory enough
for one day;
CHATTANOOGA, April 2, 1865.
Geo. D. Foster, Union, elected over Nc
Nabh. Radical. Three cheers for Andrew
johnson, Davidson aud Hamilton.
W. r. THURMAN.
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CITY NEW

For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Will be sold cheap for cash.
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The Most Perfect lion Tonic.

HEGEMANi5 FeETsted Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
II a Cslisaya Bark, with Pyrophosphate Of iron.
Prepsred by HE6EMAN q CO., Chemists aud
Druggists, New YORK
PYEoPHosPHATE or IRON was introduced By
4 Rohiopet az Farir, In iS5s and received fsyors-
hie notice fron the Fraach Acadsmy: il e eSs ,
Essrnilated and noi decoinposed n the stomach y
900 or the -sstric jucei q = prompt sd5ciant
sor7a. cnutinins The effects Of fhosnhorus srd
Ion. and - not stimulating o. lrrltant
Cur FERRAFED Elixir OF BARK i plsaa-
ant Cordiai, possessing ne FA,lAo-e properties q
r-iiesra ssrZ 40 caIiisns eight erars al taa Py-
Srpbosplate az Iron N esch h1d ounce; and IL 81
ssses, where q mid and sfncaciens Iron Tonie IL
ies.rai. Eiu Be fouad u1ost valuable prepAranon-
PIfRE VACCINE cRU5le. asiestsd fnoln lleAilhy
eosnsry cllillren EarTaated rsiiahis,
f-E14AN a COS Cordial klixir Sialleaya Bark.
Alan and kino Lozonges and Chiofate fofAzh 10
srages. AL tas AboFs sold b pra1Etssa
rsrT ON Cheussss nd DIuegsiss aeE Yesk-
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MARKETS,
by Telegraph
NV YoRK, April 2.

by Telegraph
NEw YORK, March %.
Gold opered at l2s14 and closed at l27116@l2715.
Cotton dali at 4094lc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Consumption, Scrofuls,
Rheumatism. &c.

uEGEMANA Cos GENUINE MEDICINAL. cop
IL Liver OIL has proved, BY twenty years'
experience, the most valuable remedy IN use. a.
While cures the disease, it gives strength srd flesh
70 the paaert. Warranted pure and made ron
Fresh Liver, with great care, without sry Artificial
bleaching. said b DTugg SIS.
HEGEMAN & Co,
msrT-6ml Chemists and Druggists. New York.
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Nnfica.

TIE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE VII BE- open.
= "a ioT business ~ fhe Hal Of tie Chsubsr 81
Cofnulerce. No - Coiiegs street, on ThuTzdav
re1A 30 every aay Thereafter at o|ciock nm .
and refn.n open uailiR ociock Whsr Is H. e1pscfsd
Ia ne Numbers al b. presonf VIA asrlTuies n
Cotton tfradnss Grocsnss, Ac-
Al tayern, shsthar members o. uof. are rssnsct-
6aTas-a laaAc LTToN, seer.
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OFFlCERS.
Rrssident,-A. G. SANFORD.
Prest LIST National Bank, Nashville.
Wee RsadGf,-A. g. WELLS.
Seorstary,-F. II. COTTON.
TFenszrsr,-WM. c. BUNTs.
Mining SilperiHisniegf.-C. l.. HEQUEMBOURG
The property ofthe Company consists Of lease
hold interests in the counties Of Overton Fentrsss
White, Jackson, and Warren, in the state OF Ten
nessee, amounting IN the aggregate 10 over eight
thousand acres
The membership ofthe Company and the Board
OF Directors comprise men Of business experience
and reputation, and Of q thorough and practical &C.
quantsnce with ihe oil mines Of Pennsylvania,
The Mining superintendent WAS one Of the first ex.
porers Of the oil field Of that STATE and struck he
first flowing oil well IN the country we'll known A.
the Hequemb0urg well, and 70 which the oil inter-
ests Of Pennsylvania, then IN their nasceut state
were very largely indebted
This Company will Jesse portions Of their valua-
bic lands, in small tracts, % puYats parties or COM
panies, Tor IMMEDIATE DEYELoFEEsT. This Is a rare
chance for bona fds operators 70 obtsia leases on
terms that will be amply remunerative.
Terms made known on application.
40 MERE SPECTATORS WILL BE TREATED WITH.
Description oflands and samples Of on obtained
from the property may be seen by calling at the
Office Of tho Company, No. coz North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, +. II. Cotton, Nashville, will re-
ceIve orders for stock, and viii forward certificates
by return mail when the money accompanies the
order.
Oct. 6-h
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Old Course of Treatment


o
thorough
produced Old School
E
weeks attention that he would for MONTH and
speedily q possible.
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cINcrNSATI, April 1.


Increase 20 $50 S4s
Increase in legal Z,66GO65
CIScNEATI, April 1.
Flour unchanged and dull demand local and
confined to higher grades; standard superfine at
Sc 1901, do Extra 81 759s. and Family 50 25@9
CO. Extra Family Sls9u 50.
Wheat dun for lower grades, but old Red and
White wanted at high rate, but are not offered q,
the same figures last quoted.
Corn &c higher and in good demand from the
South Mixed 54@55e; in Elevator l6967e.
Oats dull at 36@ssc for No. 2, 4Oc in Gunnies.
Rye and Barley, dull and nominal.
Provisions firm.
Mess Pork is held at SOS 5"@26, but buyers did
not offer over s25 5O925; bulk Shoulders advanced
to lO9lO1{c packed, holders asking higher prices.
Lard at lsc in demand, bnt held at ls14c.
Bacon unchanged; Shoulders l212, Clear Sides
lie
Whisky dull at 50 "a.
Butter, better supply and prices lower closeing
at Soc.
Groceries steady.
Gold l2714.
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Chamber Of Commerce.

Inc regular weekly meeting Of the Cham,
Der Of Commerce was held yesterday after.
noon, Vice President Robert Thompson in
the Chair. The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
The following firms were represented
A. A. Spencer & Co., Reed, Chadbourne 4
Co., strstton, Pointer & Co., J. R. Green &
Co., Weekly & Warren, Hsrdeastle, Gennett
& Co., ". j. & 7. Parkes, Rosenheim d
Bro, Robert Thompson, George Shields 4
Co, Rhea & Smith, D. D. Denton 4 Co..
Bailey, oFdway d Co., Msssengale & sny-
der, J. J. Mccain, ]. r. Paul & Co., Nc
Lauglin, Butler & Co, Guthrie & Co., NJ.
Parsons & Co., Terrass Bros, n. Lyon 4 Co
c. Nelson d Co, 6. B. Hubbard, j. F.
O'shaughnessy, A. A. Breast d Co., sickles
d Co., Diekey & Smith, C. W. VESSEL,
Weekly & YarbrOugb, T. c. Crunk & Co..
Hollins Co., II. n. Parmele & Co., Sees
kind & Co.
NEW MEMBERS.
The names of the following firms were
for admission, and after the ballot
ing were declared duly elected as new mem
Oers n. W. Taylor, DOlin L Barnes, Gentle
Riddell, F. Littenberger, A. Lewis & Co.,
and the First National Bank.
The application Of the Nashville Union to
be allowed to take the daily dispatches was
accepted.
THE COMMITTEES REPORT.
The following report was read, and, on
notion, accepted:
The undersigned, Joint Committee, beg
cave 70 report that they have petitioned
he Mayor, Boards Of Aldermen and City |
)Ouncil, and that they have had interviews
With several Of the gentlemen, members Of
he Boards, and they ell have the interest
{ Nashville at heart, and sre willing to aid
s in any way that may be in their power.
hey have referred the matter to a special
ommittee, who have it under consideration,
nd are to report at the next meeting of the
card.
w. J. PACKS,
N n p.r,rrrr [ o., |
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Tennessee and Cumberland
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
INCORPORATED BT
Special Act -of the Legislature Of Tennessee.
June sth, 1865.
SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock, 100000.
Divided INTO 30 900 Shares Of so each. $500 shares
or St50,OO0 have been appropriated a. work


United amount only Of the stock thus appro-
prs ted has been placed IN the hands Of the officers
the stOek has all been issued, full paid, in pay
meni Of property Il "a not therefore, liable to an
future assessment.
OFFICE No. 661S North Cherry street, Posto1ice
box y74, Nashville, Tenn.
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Established in 1857, at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING SEVERAL BARBARous MODE or
treatment for FIATE Diseases BY the use Of applications
by the
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Important Order by Gen. Fisk.

SOhN Law EENSag
Superintendent Davidson County
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,. n. COTTON, OfTenn. c. L. HEQUEMB0URg, Of ~
VIZ. C. BUSTs, DELAsO T. SMITH, Of MINI.
A. O. sANToED, A. o. WILLS Of Mich.
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

Of
n whal his char
probability 10 for
se a
u and PRIVATE.
slangers q visiting
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-08-28
GENERAL REMAnxs

Revenue stamps may be used
ately upon any OF the matters - 'huts7ss
merated in Schedule b. excent M. ~ talhss :
playing card stamps, for which oprItisrs.-
has been provided. spegis
Postage stamps cannot no uss
of the duty chargeable on instr, eu IN psrs
Ii is the duty of the maker Of pllents
| to affix the stamp thereto ana -. lhstrs
same in the manner required by ~ ~ eaasI
cancellation is essential "W P
Under the provisions of sectio.
| strument subject to stamp int. 81
without a stamp or with an ins1,d - i,
may be so stamped by the CoIlec,o',ni nttli
valid to all intents and purposes 4 iss
J. against rights acquired in good f,, stess,
such stamping and the re cordin"r os sa'h -
ment, If record be required. ! ~ ~ t .hs is.
stamped when made or issued = fsssr
strument issued at a time when snS Sefa a
where no collection district was ~ e.
may be stamped by the party wbo fis'aol't.
by any party having an interest tbassaa ed
time prior to January 1, 1867. and -tGl1 ti a
feet of the stamp thus affixed will ' Ie lea {
as though affixed by the Collect, Zoe V
originals are lost the necessary Siam We
affixed TO copies. '"'iS nsy
;. Suits are commenced in many Stat,
process than writ, viz sunmons Y q.
publication, petition, etc, in wis tsa'e.s
these, as the original processes. 80 80 -
quire stamps.
:. The jurat eff an affidavit, taken he.
tiee the Peace, Notary Public, or IN !
duly authorized 10 take aiiidavitS i n x
Il certificate, an q subject TO a Stamn M.
cents, when taken in suits or Ia,,-i Go
ings. f'@@
Certificates of Loan, in which tbera
pear any written or printed evil @-ii
amount OF money to be paid ON demsnt
> time designated, are subject to >tanlr !, 7
.'PromiSory Notes" t1l
When two or more persons ioin ina.
ton of an instrument, the st:unp To- e
instrument is liable under the law NJ -
fixed and cancelled by either Of ~
I. "when more than one signature s. -
the same paper one or more t nso.s-
affixed thereto representing, the whii.-.
of the stamp required fur such sgI4t-., -
No stamp is requir. Il on ANY war;, NJ.
:. tGrney nccompanNld@ a p0ud on naiet,9
bond or note ha, Ali ed thereto tl,s.t-
:. stamps ,ienotin. the duty required. -
even amy bond Or n"Te is secured lrr-.
but one staIup duty is required on s6sbr,.
such stamp duty -cin@ the highest :. i
II. quircd for such instruments, or either "a
u. In such case u note or mcln0rls,lsfs :.
value or deni IMITATION of the statru 4
u. should he made upon the mar in ar il :
acknowledgement II III, instrument ubsl .
stamped.
H. a Particular attention is called tuthe.5
in section l34, ny striking ont the mona.
u-ed;" The exemption thercuhdcT II ii.
> stricted To documents, etc, issued by -
Ger, therein named. Also to thu rb,rs
. section l52 and los, by inserting n, !
''and .ancelled in the mhtnupr required ltt
i. A. ROLLINS
tOmBi,,5 81
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-08-28

The Lexington Advertiser thinks
the proposition for Teachers Con.
vention IN this city on the Bird of next
month, ga most unfortunate appoint
ment," both as to time and place. 1t
suggests that in view of the fact that
many of the schools commence the
Iall session during the first week in
september, that it would be better to
defer the proposed convention until
the Christmas holidays. It thinks
that ''Grenada is more suitable point
than Jackson, because of its greater
educational interest"
We had hoped to hear of no obiec-
ton to the Teachers Convention. We
can see no force in those urged by the
Advertiser, except perhaps as to the
place of meeting. jackson certainly
cannot boast of much in the way OF
educational interesf'-to her shame.
be it said, but, for many reasons, it
was thought best by the originators OF
the movement, to have the first meet
ing held here. 1t is true that all can
not be present at the time appointed,
and it is also true that no day can be
selected that would suit the conven-
fence of all Interested in the matter
We think that beginning may as well
be made now as at any other time,
and if not more than a dozen teachers
shall attend, they can set the ball in
motion, and keep it rolling until a
proper public interest is awakened in
the great subject of education. 1t is
too late now to urge postponement.
The railroads have generously offered
to pass delegates at half fare many
teachers have already made up then
minds to come; and although the
Convention may not be very numer-
Ously attended, we can see no harm.
but much probable good, to result from
this meeting of the assembled wisdom
of our schools.
We give elsewhere a communication
sustaining the view of the Advertiser.
Like the article from our friend Hous-
ton, this is from a source entitled to
consideration and in view of the re
marks we have thought proper to sub
nit, illustrates the fact that ''great mer
will differ"
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MOBILE AND ONO RAILRoAD-Mr
L. v Early, Agent at Meridian, has
kindly furnished us with the new SEIZED
ule of this road, which will be found
ID condensed form elsewhere. In
private note Mr.. E. gives the follow
ing items OF general interest:
The weather IS damp and wet, and
everybody is looking out for cholera. :"
There has been several eases up on the
north end of our road. One of our
conductors died near Columbus, Ky
since then | have heard Of no other
cases.
We have Just built nice little office
and passenger room for accommoda-
ton of travellers at night, which will
be a great convenience to the public.