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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25

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Street Manners,

We are, says the Hartford Times, the
greatest, Wisest and most accomplished
people in the world, but one now and
then sees exhibitions of taste and vir-
tue in the street that fall an arrows
head short of perfection. ,Notwith-
standing the angelic nature of the fair
sex, we now and then notice that they
like to march three or four abreast on
the sidewalk, with their expended
skirts occupying the whole available
passWay for pedestrians As we are
young and nimble we do not mind a
step off from the ctirb into the gutter,
in order to let the radiant platoon
pass without breaking line bat when
we see an aged man, lettering under
the infrmities of years, compelled to
do the same thing, i've are inclined to
doubt the fairness, not of the ladies'
faces, but of the monopoly of the tide
walk they so persistently claim.
There is also peculiar habit of some
of the sterner sex, called men, which is
refreshing to notice, as an exhibition of
remarkable fine taite and decorum.
That is, when ladJ passes who is COM
PEELED to hold up ller skirts to avoid
the filth or wet on the pavement, % to
stop, turn round and examine with de
liberation, not to say anxiety, her low
er extsemities- make minute exami-
nation of her ankles and whatever else
tilting hoop may chance 10 display.
fitting hoops, 70 be sure, often display
eharnss 10 which the most cold-blooded
may not always be insensible and
when one sees white hose filed with
the daintiest proportions, and moving
with elastic and griscefoi step, just 9
few yards ahead, one Is perhaps not
called upon to cover his eyes with his
hands; but 60 deliberately stop and turn
round upon q passing woman fos the
purpose of Inspecting such pheh3me-
non, is not in the very best taste
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it there il throughout the South q an
evidence of an intense hostility 70 the
Federal u sion.H We pronounce this
false. The organic law Of every South
srn State recognizing its fealty TO the
national government, the almost uni
Versal quiet and order of the Southern
populaee, the Hnexceptionable teaching
Of the Southern press and pulpit, which
now ineHlcates obedience to the laws,
the example of the conspicuous civil
and military leaders of the South, all
stamp this statement of the committee
without foundation, and without exs
cuse. We also deny the right TO inter
pref dislike to the Thirijr-ninth Con-
gress snd its disorganizing Influences,
aOhetheF az &c iSasfh on North, IS "an evi-
dence of hostility to the Federal Gov
eminent" It is love and reverence to
the government that causes us st least to
be hostile to ConlTess. 2-.se,c $50 P
While We sre Pleased to see so little
real strength and argument on the side
of those who resiHt the humane policy
of the administration, We feel no little
shame that the councils of this country
have been disfgured and dishonore6
by a report partial In its discussion, i'm
patient in its temper, impracticable in
It's conclusions. More than all do we
regret that the chairman of this unfor-
tunate committets who, has been re-
nowned for, his integrity, his fairness,
and his freedom rom the excuses of
his colleagues; whose contempt for the
orlsts had elevated him in the public
estimation, and whose careful avoid
ance Of injustice 70 friend or foe had
taught us 70 point to him as an illus
tratIon of the patriot instead of the
politician, and onawho, from the height
OF Craftsmanship, looked with disgust
upon the miro of craftsmanship, and who
on all occasions, we had supposed, could
be relieds.upons as the. champion of
good government, temperate liberty,
and liberal order" should lend the in |
huerce OF his name and position to this |
ungenerous and unpatriotic report
The future will answer its absurdities |
and its fears but time will only add |
to the modification of those who re-
member that to a State paper con-
ceived in party spirit, presented for
party reasons, to be scattered broad |
cast for party objects, was appended
the name of VIM. Pitt Fessenden.-
Wash. Republican,
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From the London Times, May ac.

{ Danger TO the Thrones from War.
We have much to hone
from the strong disposition of the great
er part of Europe for peace. OF the
temper of the Germans it is unneces-
sary to speak, and the French are
scarcely less unwilling to see war again
break out A great and gradual change
in their character has long been in pro-
gress, and the nation which for many
years was theterror of Europe is now
as q nation--devoted to the pursuits of
peace. The finance of the empire has
given almost every individual an in
terest in the imperial fund, and railway
and other stocks are held very largely
by every class of the population. The
savings Of every one, whether trades
man, artisan or peasant, have been i'm
periled by the fall in all kinds of Sc
curities since the first rumors of war.
The people see with apprehension the
interruption of commerce and commu-
nicatlon; the cause of Italy has never
been SO popular as might have been ex-
pected from past alliance and the re-
membranee of common victories, and
Prussia has never recovered l., France
the memories of 1914 and 1915. The
Emperor Napoleon, too, as well as the
other soyereigns of the continent
generally, may well see with
concern the dimensions and the
direction which this conflict is
taking. The Italian Government has
called popular enthusiasm to its aid,
and, in continental parlance, allied it
self with the revolution. The King of
Prussia is talking about universal suf-
frage, and q radical reform of the Ger.
man Constitution. What may be the
relations of the Austrian Emperor to-
ward his less well affected and non
German provinces, three months after
the outbreak Of a war, is as yet hidden
In the future. But there is feeling
that this war, if once begun, will as
sumo revolutionary character If
these millions Of men meet in conflict
thrones will not remain where they are
German, Italian, Magyar, Czech and
Pole will be moved as they were never
moved before Such commissions may
be inevitable in the progress Of nations,
but they are not pleasing to Emperors
and Kings. The position the masses
have taken in these countries, the in
tense interest of all classes, the enthu-
sissm. of one country, the indignation
of another, and the proof which has
been given that if the sovereigns raise
a tempest they will not be able to allay
it, must have its effect upon every wise
ruler, however exalted in rank and ex-
tensiVe his power.
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From the PhuadelPhia Age. .lle 1-
Plantation Hunters.

The pretense Of Understanding
persons that their object in going south
is not 70 make money, but 10 better the
condition Of the benightened populs-
ton Of that region, recalls the anec-
-dote told by Dean Swift of the speech
made by William of Orange, when he
landed at Torbay, in 1858, on his ray
70 take possession Of the British throne
aMein beeples. Eaid his Majesty TO 8
deputation Of loyal Britons, who had
assembled on the quay TO Welcome him,
aMein bseples, come here for your
goot-for your goots the most remaT-
liable instance, said the sarcastic and
witty Dean, in all history Of man un-
consciously telling the truth,
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sPRINGs
Crescent CitJ Springs.

| SITUATED ONE NILE PROM THE CRY OF
/ -. sNANsN ll4LE, and one quarter fsom az
7 ONO river, o. Pigeon Creek, Iudiasa. TIE E.ter.
ares $500 = = -
A LIN E HALYBEATE
/ CONSTITUENTS IN 100 GRAINS or w.rsR ,
Aluriate Of / Grssu-
Bcarbona;e % Iron..................6 g..
bcerhonate OF hagnesia. -....-..... o. So .
Light Csrburetted Hydrogen rises frosiy ana a.
eapes continually RON The Water.
As CHALTBEATE ToNIc ami ssiiene Apereut
they are unsurpassed ty any IN the world.
The prOprietors have fitted up thesa 6esus,a,l
springs N the. very best manner for the consrt
and accommodation Of v siIors aud BoARpFss a. =
cost a Twenty thousand Dollars. The roor,s A.
axe and uel ventilated, win spacious Ha-ls.
The Dining Room Is furnished N the --latest u,osE
en- siyle, ana VII Re saPple3 with everything 10
g,ompt The appetite. OK Sltisfy The wants
Guests.
The BATH Rooms are large aad finely furnished
Eith TUB and shower, Of The ATTEST Pnilsssiphis
syie The Fountain Of Mineral Walaf aoEs con
stsnty in besUtifDl circle, enclosed ~ a f,r--v
bracket, ~ tro1t Of the main building.
Thk DANCING BALL and RECEPTION Rooms
attached, are unsurpassed By any.
splendid land Of Music engaged for The So
son. .. d
Tbe BOWLING SALOONS and BILLIARD Ia
BLhS are Of the best and IN large s.ry buiidinss-
The LADIES' CONFkCTIONEBY s,d q ENTIsE -
MEMS SALOONS Wit b supplied with All Ire dsil-
eaeies Of the season, With the finest q VINES, IL
quors, ard Cigurs.
SgingS and other species Of anausernest IN akrii.
snce, Tor the wants OF fmihcs Old and young
Inc ground embraces Is scres coveFed win nv
different varieties OF Forest Trees, makInRa srspd
BOaer Of Forest Foliage
FISHING can % bad within ave minutes' walk from
the springs. Within one hours rde, bF rail, you
have the best bass-fishInE IN the world llia
spr ngs are m immediate come. ton with the ono
Riyer, ana Raj 10 any part q hs United Staies,
ami within tve minutes drive Of thu civ OF Nv
snsNnie' containing population of Thirty thou
sand inhabi ants.
Inc SPRINGS are now open for Vsitors AMI
Boarders, and viii not close until the drst of No
Yemper Families, and others, wishing = Rural
home lor the Sess0o, cannot ma one % surpass th
CRESCENT.
DARMoN CO. Propristors.
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In Dyspepsia,

b ATTENDANT train 81 symptoms, il acts more
AKA CHAIN than medicine. There is moth
g the y ole range tfMateris Medioa that can
moment bear a COMPARISON with it IN this dis
'uIl account Of this wonderful plant may be
ID b. the;llth edition 81 the Y. y. DispensatoTy
- 1857 and 1855.
ser.ez Of experiments in which Or. Bull has
Tor years engaged, has just keen brought 70 5
,ssztul termination, and he Is now enabled e
10 the public q combination OF OEDRON viii
~ approved tones. the whole preserved IN the
4 quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky
IN he BE- confident has no equal m the world.
b. might furnish a ytiame ofeertifcates, but the
have long nee learned 10 estimate such
81 by their true value. The safest plan rs for
~ oDe 70 lcsi FOX hmself the virtues OF new
Huo. -
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The names, ages, birthplace and re-
Iieious tenets Of the Fenians captured
al Fort Erie, Canada are published in
the Canada papers. The Total num-
Der is ifty-eight; fourteen are Protest
ants and forty four Catholics; one is 8
native of Germany, seven of Canada,
twenty-five of Ireh,nd, and the re-
mainder Of the United States; nine
teen are under twsnty-one years of
see.
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hafnhclnr,s Hair nrnf

The Orgn al and Best 10 the Wosld The oniv
true and perfect Ha!g bye. Harmless, Raliahle ana
lnstlntaneous IrOduces immediately = spIsnflf
BLACK on natural hsosn, without InIurng tiIa hair
or skin. RENE de, The ll effects "a ba dives. sod
by all lrugrsts. The genuna is signed William
A. batchei0r, Afro,
Regeneratng Extract II AIiHedrurs, or Restoring
and Beauhyng the bar.
CHARLES EATCHELOR.
sepl5-ly New YORK
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Go 20 Bryant, strattoa & Co = Nashville Bus nesa
College for thorough cd-5ston in Book ksepi1s.
Peruauship, Commercrai Law, COmmerca Cd Gaicu-
lsuons, Pariuershp, Settlements, a..
SEMI hOr College PAPER, Circular, Sc
Address BRYANT, STATION CO.
ocu3-ly.
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Compound of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
sss than a year after their introduction

szned reputn ion as wide sprssd ss the cont
b af North America But the GROWING glory Of
Il remains 10 be attained IN his discovery, or
J sr combination, FOR he does not claim 10 have
p Toe disc8Ferer Of CEDBON, which - the basis
b.tiors nOE offered 90 the pubic. That hon
. se'0nra 20 the native inhaUItsnis OF Central
risa, 10 whom its virtues have been known for
% than two hundred years Armed with Il the
SC bids defiance 10 the most deadly rnaiaIia,
y aznJIes, WITHOUT fsar, the most yenoulouE ser
b. It's a helietFItn them, thst while there II
I'D IN Che btdg, ihe Cedron 4 potent 10 cure, no
1sr what the disease may be.
sale IT. Bull b. rot prepared 70 endorse this
ssysgant pretension, be is nevertheless satisfied
a thorough examination Of the evidence rela-
% b. virtues, that a. = remedy and preventa-
dT al disease ansing from exposure, either 70
.ssailer or climate, or 70 miasTnatic Influences,
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COBaAFk,s HONEY soAP.

This celebrate EoIIef soap, in such universal
demand, Is made from the choicest nnalsnsls. i
mild and smOllsns n its nature. frasrsnty
scented, and extremely hsneaeiAI IN It's actoa
upon the sbin. Fer ale by all Dsugslsts ana
Fancy Goods Dealer lisbs-IY
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TRY SdOLANDER.s
-.
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony of Medical Men.

hroNT IofsFs White co, Ark, May e. isss
pa JoHs kULL-Dsar ST. Last Feorusry I "a
m LopiaHiiie pufchailug drug, and got sorne OF
your Ssrsapar'lla and Cedron Bttsrs
ny fon-in law, who vas sith me n the store
had fesu down Nith rheurnatiana for sama tfue
CONNIE need on the Btlers sad soon f5und his gen
eral health improved
= Ut 6lst, who has been IN bad health, tired fhsrn
and he also improved.
III. totiee. who Iad been 10 bad hosllh fJr several
Year, sigliaca aai itrer aects-hs improved vsrg
ihueh ~ the use of your BiitsTs. Insieed De o.
iron piiters nas gwen you gres- pOpu auty ia thIs
settle nnent think could eel grsst qusntits IA
your medicines this fall-especially OF Fonr O.
drou biiiers and sarsspariila. ship mo v a Mem
Phis, care ckott heely. RszpscifuIly,
q. b. MALEEE
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Without a Rival.

u...v deserves the reputation il has 30 long
yel ~ Ceniui America and the West Indies
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Consumption, ScFOfala, RheH-
matism, dc.

II EGEMAN cos genuine Medicinal Col irar
Al Uil lis proved, by tsenty yeaus' ca periens,e.
The most valuable remedy M use, - sI1I- ifrur !.
TIE disease, % gives strength ana he-f % the "a
tent WsIranied pune aud made irf=-n rrszh LIVER
WHO great care, without any aru1ci1I t.e.sc1lu.r
ooid " Lrnss-sis hEGEfiAN q 60,
mari-cml Chemists and Druggist, \. Z.
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Ohio White Sulphur Springs.

rElHIS vel known and popular resort having been
Il lately purchased and thoroughly refitsd add
relnrnished IN TIE best style BY The undersigned
viii be open for the reesption Of visitors
On the Goth Of May, 1866.
TIE location Of the Springs and ths Medicinal
properties Of the waters are a sure guarantee
against all 1aiariCus OF Contagious DISEASES.
Omnibuses wall nm from ali day traiBs on Che O.,
g. and Q. II. K. Passengers leaving Cincinnati by
the O'clock train win arrive 1t the Springs u
IL O'Clock M and b. leaylng on the o'clock N.
tram vii arrive at tie Springs 81 40 pm. All lel-
ters. bsggage, packages, &C., belonging 70 gussrs
conveyed 20 and from the springs fee 81 charge.
"A hne Cotllon Band viii be IN attendance through
out the season
The usual trip tickets 50 reduced rates Of fare Win
Dc issued ~ the various railroads leading froInC ls
Z The Once VII Be under the supervision Of Msior
B. +. FIFl BID, lstely of the Adams Express and
formeTy Of The O., A. and 81 LOUIS II. k snd 81
C.f.1OPPiN6, fOrmefiY Of The Cali House, Lou .
VILE and lStey II ths 'uTneft House 6incinnati
euests waiting the spnEs can have every asgu.
rznce that tbS fare and accommodations viii be
ss4asS. < sot superior, % any watering place IN the
Fare - per day FOR traasienf g1esfs, and pro rafa
raaes ~ families, children, and =ants.
mAyle-sm JOHN h. FERRY, PrOpr.
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no. 50.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OLD kYES MADE NEW, Walout srAes.ass
Doctor or Medicine PsmPhlet mailed -. -
dress = 3 FoOte, II =. 1870 BToSliWaS. Nv Y6rk
COMFORT AND CURE FOR TaE RUPTUREp.
sens free. Address, 3 s Foote, NJ ID. llsS s--.F
way, New YORK.
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR FHE
MAkhikLl-sent free In sealed envelope. Addrsss
n = fcotH, N u, ll10 broadway, NeH Gofk
MEDICAL COMMON sENsE-aC0 psres-rso
Iiusirstionss 81 90 sent b. unail eEeryri srs st-
paid. Contents Tables sent f-ee. Adcrsas thS sHl-
toor, = = soo4e, y a. 2iee fssailuav. NsS foraa
ai1rit-3m eoa5
MEDICAL. ssIsIRINo.s.
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oARLLEAeE mANUFAorURnRs.

GyINGLkTON, n. II ---BOoksellef, Publisher
- Stk1ioher, and Periodical Dealer, Post Office
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents ofTnsursnee COnpanies.

agents of Insurance Companies.
|AREY a SMITH, Nos. Sc and IS UniOr street,
~ Cup stairs) represent the following Companies:
A8tna Of Hartford security, Manhattan, hetropoli-
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
ATTORNEYS ar Law.
ClAhPBELL. McRREN q eRoEsBEoK. Attor-
~ 4eys 81 Law ana Claim Agents, practice 10 all
TIE Courss- Collections promptly attended 70;
also claims against the United states snd Vouchers
collected. Vince AZ North Cherry street. up Stair.
q0TIs, Z. Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
" pflse ~ Cherry ST.: T. o. Box Tls.
BANKERs AND BROKERs.
EIR5T NATIONAL BANK-eovernE,ent Deposi-
Il tory-Ao. 50 College street, between Union
and the Pubic Square dealers IN Uncurrent
Money, Exchange, Coin, and Government Gecuri-
ties q al kinds. stockH and Bonds bought and
cold on Commission. Collections promptly at
A. 8. SANFORD, Prest. Jas. G. ooDEs. Ossh'r.
K. Q. JAliIsos, Assistant Cashier.
A6kRR, THos s-Broker, corner Union and
VI College streets, buys and sells Gold, incur
rent Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended 70 promptly.
Also buys and sells on eemmisslon-
cEcOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- = Cherry street, desls in Exchange, Govern
ment Securities and Com Collections promptly
attended 10. J. LUHsDES, Cashier.
rIlHiRD NATIONAL, BANK OF NASHVILLE
II Deals IN Exchange; Government Securities
And Goa; Colleeiiona promptly attended To-
Gold, Stocks and b9nds SD on Commission
". ". BERRYs President EDaAR JOINS, Cashier.
sELL AND BRAss FOUNDERS.
DERRY DUPONT, Ball and Brass Founders,
i Manufacturers Of kinda 81 brass work,
dealefs le gas, steam and water pipe, OIL well tn
Tang ana pump, gum hose, packing speiteT, solder
ard tiaDbil 80. "a Bread street, near Ihe nVer.
mafl4
nook AND JOE PRINTING.
DECKErr, BROWNE, HANKS 4 Co,-Book
ID and JOB Printers, and pptlishers Of the Iai
y ami Weekly Union, Primers alley, between
Union and Deadelicg streets.
BREWERY.
CPaIEG YATES BREWERY a
- flank, successors TO M ). Druckef. Brewers
u ale ana Lager beer, NO. 81 Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. ------------- ldecS-ly
B0dKsEILERs AND sTATI0NERS.
80
GtIN6LkTON, 4. H--BOokselIeT, Publisher
- shaoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Office
Building. laf id 4 7H
cARtEAGE MANUFACTURING.
AZ YBRs q HUNT-ManuiAeturer Of all the
VI Latest styles Of First Glass Carriages and
buggiea, Express Wagons and CzrryaiIs, Y North
Market street
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CLAIM AGENTS. &c,

John ONElLL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
- OF. CLAIMS, rTOsecutes ali classes Of Ciaims
aSana the Government for citizens and soldiers.
once IS Cecar street, Nashville, enn. lnOy7-6ms
VUAPKINs, II. a JO.-U. S. Q aim Agents,
Il Uricers' Pay AccbUnis and Quarternss Jers'
Vouchers bought a. the best rates, or collected.
Otice corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

IA ar. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
y Business Agents, OYER loIk's BOOK Store, $50
Union BtTt ct, Nashville Tenn. au26-6m"
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Sweet OpoponaII Sweet Opopona1 !

Aeric0.
The Paris Exposition will sstonish and
delight the world when its balls are per-
fumed with the Sweet OPoPOnax, Tor Ma
ture could 10! produce a richer gem or
more choice perfume. Z. T. Saith, Of
New York. Ell Cores States. A swoeter
perfume has never been made. juueIg 81
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DE-. John Hull
Louisville. Kentucky,

BE- inimlialle preparation Of sARSAPARILLA
y ong stood Al the head Of the EanoDs com
ads Of that valuable drug.
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90 Hhds prime New Orleans Sugar,
Is do do Porto Rico Sugar,
20 do DO Cuba Sugar
% Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sussr = q
~ do Grsnulated Sugar, - -
1O do A. and B. Coffee Sugars. i-
~ do Q. extra assorted Brands. 'l
200 do yellow Sugar, .s.....
400 Bags Rio Coffee,
~ Mats Java Coffee E3
70 DO I4etura Coffee J5. aJ4 %.
10 Bags Ginger,
10 Bags Allspice,
20 Bags Pepper, fa. r
s L 20 Barrels Mackerel ...-.
80 q bbls do
SEQ Kits do O.. 1903
100 Boxes Soap, ?. Ir.t rf U4 ID
90 do Starch,
100000 Cigars, assorted Brznds
100 Boxes Candles, 1gGlu
100 do Raisins, .,--
90 Cases SardnesE
$50 Cases Oysters,
100 Doc. Buckets, -r aH-
30 Nests Tubs,
Together with everything usually zap; IN ,sSo,a.
sale Grocery Houses. go : y ~
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NEWS DEALERS, dc.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

IIONE q Wholesale and Retail
" Booksellers. StshOners, and News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn.
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IlAREY a SMITH, Nos. Sc and IS Unior street,
~ tup stairs) represent the following Companies F:
Ian Phoenix and Kniekerhoeker Life OF New YORK.
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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COAT AND WOOD.

L NIGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN Cumberland
n ana fittsburg Coal Wool sawed and split 10
stOVe hengths. Orilce 40 Church street. Yard On
Rolling MIliaill, south OF Broad. All orders SUED
promEtl W. 20 .7.g1 Il i ---fis-
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M BRITT & HILL-Deaers IN Wall Paper
WI Window Shades, WindOW Glass, and Photo
graphic Material, AZ Church street., Msyieid
Building, opposite Maxwell House. = r
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IA YBRs q HUNT-Manufaeturers Of ali the
VI Latest styles OF First Glass Carriages and
Buggies, Express Wagons and Csrryalls, Y Norlh
MaTket street
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COLLRCTING AGENTS.

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The German princes, when they mar
~ lady not of royal blood, contract
what is called a marganatic alliance.
That is. the children, though legiti-
mate, are not heirs to the loyal success
sion. These marriages nowadays take
place for the most part when no other
wife is living Nevertheless there
were rumors IN England that Prince
Christian, of Augusterburg, who is en-
Gagged to Yietoria's daughter Helena,
had a morganatic wife living The re-
mort was contradicted, and the. English
wedding will take place on the 9th Of
July. t1A1a rAa