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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-20
Dcnth Warrant Of Christ.


date, says:
Chance has put in our hands the most
imposing and interesting judicial docu-
ment, to all Christians, that has ever
been recorded in human annals; that Is
the identical death warrant of our Lord
Jesus Christ. We transcribe the docu-
ment from a copy of the translation:
SENTENCE.
"Reudered by Pontius PLATE, Acting
Governor of Lower Galilee, that Jesus
of Nazareth Shall Suffer Death on the
Cross.
an the year seventeen Of the Empire
of Tiberius Caesar, and the 4th of March,
the city of the holy Jerusalem; Aneas
and Caiaphas being priests, sacriiicators
of the people of God, /, Pontias Pilate,
Governor of the Pretory, condemn Jesus
of Nazareth to die on the cross between
two thievcs-the great and notorious
evidence of the people saying:
l. He is seducer.
2. He is seditious.
3. He is the enemy of the law.
A. He calls himself, falsely, the Son
of God.
5. He calls himself King of Israel.
6. He entered into the temple, follow
ed by multitude bearing palm branch
es in their hands.
Order the centurion, Quintius Corne-
Illus, to lead him to the place of execu-
ton.
Forbid any person whomsoever, poor
or rich, to oppose the death of Jesus.
The witnesses that signed the death
of Jesus are:
|. Daniel Robani, a Pharisee.
2. Janus Honorable.
3. Capet, citizen.
Jesus shall go out of the city by the
gate "Strenous.'
The above sentences are engraved on
copper plate. On one side is written
| these words:
"a similar plate is sent to each of
these tribes"
1t was found in an antique vase of
! white marble, while excavating in the
city of Aquilla, in the Kingdom of Ma
pies, in the year 1926, and was discov-
cred by the Commissariat OF Arts, at
tached to the French armies. at the
expedition of Naples it was found ell
closed in box of ebony, in the sacrist
of Caurtem.
The French translation was made by
the members of the Commission of Arts.
The children requested earnestly that
the plate might not be taken away from
them. The request was granted, as a
reward for the army. Mr.. Demon, One
of the Savans, caused q plas to he
made of the model, on which hehad en-,
praved the above sentence. Atdhe SAX
of his collection of curiosities, y wa'
bought by Lord Howard for 5,sS4 francs
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Regular PasscngerPacket.

For PittsbWg, Whecling and PGrkerSburg.
THE NEW AND EIE-
.@,RGANT Passenger steamer GREY
sts2aEks EAGLE, Capt. joins GORpoN, \. r.
BUNTING, Clerk, leaves Pittshurg for Parkcrsburg
every Wednesday and Saturday at II "; leaves
Wheeling for Parkcrsburg every "Wednesday
and Saturday at ~ T. NJ; leaves Parkersburg for
Pittsburg every Monday aud Thursday at T.
NJ; leaves Wheeling for Pittsburg every Tues.
day and Friday at 4. VI.
Freight received for Psttsburg every Monday
and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until J.. ".
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO,
scp4) Steamboat Agents.
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Dividend.

rTHE DIRECTORS OF THE FIRST "a
il TIONAL BANK OF WHEELING have
declared dividend Of Eve 5) PER cent
free Of United States tar, cut Of the prDsts Of
the Last six months. payable 20 the Stockholders
or their legal Representatives, On AID aftsr the
18th inst. q. ADAMS,
nsvi1iw -l-. Egst Cashisr.
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For Cincinnati.
For Cincinnati.

Leaves TUESDAY, Nov. sltb at 5 o'clock y.
NJ, the fine passenger Steamer
Potomac. Capt. CHAs MUHLEMAS.
Clerk CHRIS. YoUNG. ID
For freight or passage apply on
etsS-,lAboard, or TO
tsssaasz..a BOOTH. BATTELLE & co,
novlg2t Agents.
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MEDICAL.
w OR M s
A VERNIIFUGE

Are the primary cause Of one half the sickness
among the children. A great want has there.
fore bcen felt for
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-11
nLRsHALL corNrr.

Mr.. Steele states that idleness among the
negroes in this county is 3 rare occurrence.
Many laid up from SSO0 to S5oa last year,
aud thus all are going to work, and i'm
mense preparations are being made 10 rsise
a very large crop Of cotton. Everybody Is
surprised at the ease with which the labor
question IS solving itself; and, Mr.. Stee e
further informs Us that the people are uni-
yersaIly in favor of allowing negroes to tes-
tify, hold and inherit property, etc.
Mr.. steele, It viii be recollecied, is one OF
the leaders OF the conservative party in the
House.
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PERSONS -unaeqEainted IN the city seeing
50 manyedyertIsemeRts for The ueament
Of oPeeid4 Diseases, are often az 8 loss % dst
femme 70 whom 70 eutgust The treatment
o. sneh cases. To such persons We TAKE
pressure II stStlng thst the oldest estab.
lsnment OF tins End Is 81 No. % Deadorick
street. 4 this should be 4 sufficient guar-
sntee that this is = reliable i-nstitution' De
A. RIcsARD JoSss may Do found5u his Oh
ice during the hours stated in AIS general
advertisement Al ueiiclnes dfrntsled d
tAe oFics.
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MARKETs.



0SuSSKrL Jan 3
Foes -O0sdaues s'sady j. % shoat ssssuas change
IN pnces.
"HH'r dur Pr'ss nominal NJ, 4 Red. 81 >
toaV quier ssies OF ear e.
Oars duh u Sc.
RrE ssesdy, T5e soy prime.
hoes active and prices sivsaeei !, si
2@ nst Receipts 500 hesa.
Mess pork quje; 81 s2ae a9las.cr ut4 fr
elasticity eands. Not nl,h demand and NJ,
mu'h ofeuug.
Sreel nests advsnsed TO o., UsaiIs ar shout
lers. sides and hsus.
hoik meats firm a. l2' o. ndlr.
Lso has sdvlnc-db Efe
GgoCIiEIEs qulet
CoTrJS ssaf7c 0r middInr
NalsSr duE sui press re-u.- Hs oraml
~ - q.
GaB Isl.
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-. T dhNEH-
JSo. d. SEEER, Physician.
Murray will be tried before Esq. Meacham
to-day.
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Read This.

n. Z. Smith 4 Bro, No. p North cherry
street, tClay Roberts old stand keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Brandies, Wines,
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rye
Whiskies, and & various assortment of Fancy
Groceries. All as cheap as can be had in the
city. All we ask is 10 give US a call and see
for yourselves.
dec2s-tf
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$5OO,OOO
To be Sold for One Dollar Zach

without rsesrd bYaluo, AMI not 10 be paid Tor III
m you Know what you VII reoeIre-
Amons those who hsve ackn0Wleiged the re
cent Of VALUABLE GIFTS drasn from ms Afso-
cauoa sncc Jan. !, Issa. the ~ioiosiu g kindly per
HTs,Ior, Rngton, "a. cola Patent Lever sich.
value 500. BooL "A Hotchkss, New Raven. Com,
Mel0deen, Slue $50 Wits, v "a sLsN
A.. uamond Cluster Pin, vsue S2o MrRG Tap
M 10 YORK 81, sold Watch, value SIS. Miss Ale1
Nneferson, Knghampton, y. Melodeou, Vslue
staa Nr \ h stone, 81 Tenth 81, ny, Pano, val
~ syl Mn Thcs A Miller, scranton. Pa Da-
800 Rinc. vdce SiT5 Miss Ellen J Peck, snrng-
held. In Mecdson, value sha Dr NsL kPer,
We@ninrisn, y e., Sod hunung Cssed Wasch,
y.v-sia Fdu Il Lindsay. Worcester, Mass
-, vshe $50. Miss q h Fsrvels Dubuque,
lows. Diamond Ear Drops, value $3.50. francs
Norsn. m Pearl st., Albany, y Muse Boa, "
v.lne 50. Lieut. * p H~eudueks, Hllr1s Ho-
- wssinnethn, DC silver psisut AeNer Wsioh,
vsra yA Capt lNsIner, \ Y. silver Nstets W
ne Is, Geo- ID Wood, Mhithy. Sans1a Nest
ver Watch. So. VIM B RednGd. Colimoos, o.
N.nT persons who have drawn vrluahe prizes,
90 notwish their names Published or " uighl eA-
teud ms list Letters nom varous parties through
out ms country. acknowledging tne receipt ~
uAbe gus may b. seen On ne n oaromoes
HANNrA OF purEIEVuOS.
CERTIFICATES nsminF each sdeis and 10
NAlUE. sre plsced IN sealed enVe opes, which are
vel mixed One 81 these EnFeopes, coo2lnsng
ne Cerdhosie or Onier Tor some Article. t~orth a,
lssst one dollar 81 netetn uil b. delivered ~ our
ohce OF sent ~ NAL 70 sny SddreSA, Withoet y
gard % chose. on the recel9 O. = cents Iheplr-
chaser VII Fee Nhe Aracle % JrsWs, and "a Nelne,
Whch may b. frcm One q Hiye hundred loiars-
and csn then teaa one Dollar sud reoeNe TIE au'
Gle named
ssNo Blsnk-Ersy puOehsssr gtts an srass
Of value.
pates dealing with us uey dePeaa IN hsunl
puumpt returns, snd the aFucie asxvn mi Be IN
menaioly sont o any Address oy rtnfn nal o.
sXpueA
Entire ssnsfac1cn Guaraateed Ia all Cases.
~ Sx Ceruaoaics Er GA DollAr Thirteen 81
Tuo nolar~s Ihiuy.tnree mr rive DoAArs- ereS
laauCen anta 70 AEe1ta.
AL letieln saouia D addressed
7. BENTON a CO.
Bex &G Pos once Nes forf,
u~sradkwSn'
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The United States having turned over our
shop and machinery TO us, on Dec. LIST 1865,
we Will be prepared 10 resume business as
builders and contractors, on Jan. LIST. Plans
and specifications furnished to our patrons.
Turning and Carving 10 order, for thet trade.
NARRES & MooRE,
High street, between Church and Broad.
dec3O-2m.
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II YOU want your Pianos we'll tuned. cal
on g.. +. Jackson, 81 Lnck's, on linton
street, or at his new Music Store. on Church
street. Orders from the country viii meet
with prompt attention. oct9s-tf
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Nashville Commercial Insurance
CO

NashYlIIe OOInmtTCIdI IHsuIhHtt
Company.
The Office of this old and reliable Compa-
nv will be removed on Monday, sth inst,
10 rooms in the Bank Of the Union, where
they will be pleased 10 see their friends.
Parties wishing either Marine or Fire In
suranee will do well 10 call upon this Com
pany for fair rates aud promPt payment in
case of loss.
janl0-2W
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Murder Near Spring Hin.
The Villains not yet Arrested.

A most brutal murder, for the purpose Of
robbiug, was committed at Thompson's
station, three miles from Spring Hill, on the
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, night be-
fore last, about eleven o'clock. It appears
that two suspicious characters, who had
been lurking in that vicinity, were in town
all that day, and it is believed they were
the parties who did the deed.
The name of the. victim was Mr.. Wash
burn, IA highly respected citizen, who had
served in the Union army, and who was en-
gagged in keeping a grocery, at the Station.
We nave no very full particulars; all we
know is, that he was killed, and his money
taken; and that three OF four negro families
in the same neighborhood, were robbed,
about the same time.
We hope the authorities ofths county will
be on the alert, and arrest the villains, and
bring them TO punishment.
VIII b Sullivan can Get a letter nv calling
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
1Ia mroadway, New York:

Diamond Pms, Brooches and Ear Drops, ladies
se.s ofIold and Coral Jet and Gold, FIorentiue,
Massc let Laws, and Cameo SETS OF studs, Vest
cold Thimtles, Lockets, New style Bet Buckles,
Gold Pens and Pencils, Fancy Work boNos, Col
Pens rlth Cold and SiNer Extension HOLDERS, and
I'M ID. al ne best makes aad iaiest STYLES val
naFa
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" WIN his esnsr.l Practice. he treats the follow
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HOME AGAINII
HAVING returned AGAIN with a large
ga. worsteds. Zephyr,

HAVING returned again with q large
stock OF
TRIMMINGS, worsteds. Zephyr,
&c., SC,
to the old home, I would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville that We will
be prepared to manufacture any kin OF
Cords, TasseIs, Buttons, Fnnges,
&c., &C.,
as good and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BONNIE 4 CO.,
ncyI-tf No. 9 Union street
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Old Course of Treatment

thyscans ae constantly annoyed BY patients returning with secondary synpt5r.
IT. JvNLs hhs discovered a mode q treatment for these diseases uhah Ia 49,
pleasure uan 8 pan. HIS treatment has undergone a. thorough luyrtwtrr sf
complaints Of patients with secondary syphilis swlTe1 oresna r wb 49,.
toms proluceG by the Od School Treatment. +f
pH.JuNESs charges as the am m aU cass-wu rhawe Ia. tam. E- an.
weeks attention bat he would Tor me month, aud e is Of course 10 bis interest 10
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-11

Oh THkkTsK.-At the Old Theatre, the
popular drama Of Nick OF the Woods will
be presented tonight. The best talent o
the company viii be called out, and the
people may be sure Of an excellent enter
iaiumrnt-
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OuR JoB OFFIcE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy job Print
ng in the neatest style, and at the lowest
Qriees, at this Office.
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All Things Working Smoothly.

Aware that ths labor question was one Of
paramount importance, in this State, and
knowing the anxiety OF the people to obtain
correct information on the subject we yes
terdav called on a number Of members Of
ths Legislature, with q view TO ascertaining
The facts regarding the freedmen, and their
disposition 10 work; and We are grattied to
learn that the prospect is better than the
most ~sanguine had hoped. The members
with whom We c0nyersed, al represent
wealthy counties, where, before the war,
The negroes were the most numerous; aud
these members represent every shade Of
political opinion, and hence ann be re-
garded IS prejudiced on the subject or If
prejudices exist, there are at least as many
who would lean against, as in favor Of the
negro.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-11

~MAssINGroS, Jan lO.-H0UsE.-0n mo-
ton Of Mr.. KOnklin, Of n. Y, the President
was requested, if not incompatible with the
public interest, to inform the House why
Davis, Mr.. Clay and others, were kept
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-11
MEDICINES FURNISHED

In all cases. which saves 70 the patient the cxuavsgaut prices Of medicine .- r,
~rpuona, which vii, IN many c@a ca more than the whole a bic shsltt.E-
sides you save yourself the probability Of sxpgsUne, On calling Gr The uef.rsntu
Drug store. n office is 40 arranged thai no one need aa vl while hs AM
business md correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients and Strangers IN visiting
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REMOIAI.

A RRINGToN q FARRAR have removed thsir
"A Office TO
69 PUBLIC SQUARE.
Next door 70 the City Ho'el, and adjoining the
Methodist Publishing House, where they wall be
most happy 10 receive her friends snd customers
in their comfortable Office. Remember, No 6S.
ARLINGTON a FARkAR,
isn2 I'm Real EsJEte and General Agents.
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MILITARY CHANGE.-Lieut. A. W. Slsytoni
Of Battery A, 2d Colored Artillery, COM
mandaut Of the Military Prison, has been
relieved from duty, and Lieut.. F. II. Ross,
ofthe 10Th Us. L, detailed in his stead.
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CELL. YnuR UNCURRENT MGNKY.-T

NELL YOUR RoNh1.-Ihe
- following are the rales oRd by THOs. >. MARI,
BROEER, corner Of Union and College street, for
Ipcurrent money. These quotations are liable 10
auct1ata. but uay be depended on 8 Sufficient
Iangth Of time for the remisauces to be received
by mail or express, Il Forwarded without delay
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-11
CITY NEWS.


Commercial matters will be- found on the
Fourth Page.
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In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. IL is an sdmirs-
bic article, used in hospitals and BY the
frst-class families in Paris, London and
New York ina preference 10 old port wine.
Il il we'll worth a trial, and gIves great
satisfaction ec2l-tstkwe0wly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-11

Go to Bryant, StrGtton i Co.'S Nashville
Business College for a thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Pert
neIship, settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATToN co.
octl3-lY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-11

OF The
.CsnOpoIitG for January 1866

THE DYING AEAk-A Poem
INSIDE VIEW OF FOUR YEARS ~ THE
REBEL CAPITAL
J. Tie Forehead u He Si0rg.
~. A~0HtqomcrV.
III. C0ngrcs and fa5ile'-
TORCHWOBK; A TALE o. ruz sH~rSlynotH
"A Poem-By ISyrs BsSDoLru.
TIE NOSE OF A EOTAEY, Faoa rHr
FErscH oF Ena0xB Az1lf-
i Tie East aHf ne Wat az Var
Blood FI1uF
IT. Tie cat Haaf.
FRENCH FELONs-FE0a rHE CouSHILL
RElHNEscENCEs or A sOUrHERN
HOsPITAL-Br ms Marnos.
EIDOLON-APoem-Br JaEs y. RAvDAu,
A HOLIDAY E VENICE
IL TIE LAND OF NOD-Faoz rHE Tx
FLr BAE.
Mr.
A REvrru.
CUR GOSSIP
THfyas on THrs SIDE.
THxss OvEE rHE WArfa.
Ar GossIF.
MUsIC asa THEATalcAtS.
asa BOOKS.
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THE LABOR QUESTION IN TEN
NESSEE.
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We are indebted to D. il. Rains, news
agent, for the latest Cincinnati and Louis
willie papers.
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A Talk with the Members of the
Legislature.
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Tx C~QsMOPorrTE = puaIsned MauthlY. -
81 per arnum. 81 gg FanEf1 alr=et. between e.
paul EBd C1nTles Streets Baltimore
HESKT TATLOR suu ir0a hmldnG rsae
Agent br the Cosmupcl1e, sud I'll Nr1re tLf
TkaDE, AGENTs ADD news - r.
dIced rates.
s-ub--r5-v a q distance can ssnd rostonce o..
ID iscS q CO.
a..z1-.,rw Ber SO r o.. hEumosa
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Old papers, (the largest in the city I for sale
thi, Office.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale al this office, or
printed to order.
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DIR. A.

papeuuu, No. % paieuck st., or %. Bov Ua Nashville. rsaa.
E- All Communications TO ensure attention, should enclose a stamp.
TO pay return postage
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DR.. JoneS Dispensary,

should be particular in regard q. the number of the Street o. h-. ss Hh- r-s
IN the vicinity which resemble those OF DR. JUNESSs
r- A PLAIN SNu viii be- found over the d@r
~ An communication BY mail 90 otherwise should Be addressed 90
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What They say Of the Freedmen.
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The chemical wonder known as the Eggs
Of Pharaoh's Serpent, are manufactured and
f5r sale b. Yaryan < Co, Druggists, corner
Cedar and Cherry streets. dec24-tf
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For Sale at this Office. n good second
hand Boiler. VIII be cold cheap for cash.
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The Late Difficulty with COIOred

The Late Difficulty with COIOred
Troops.
Cen Thomas has ordered an investiga-
tion in the affair detailed yesterday rela
tive 10 the arrest, by the civil authorities, Of
a negro soldier, and the interference by two
white officers. Col. Traunechst called on
Us yesterday to deny certain statements we
made, but other parties Persist in declaring
that our account was perfectly correct and
both Ny. Cheatham and Mayor Brown de-
clare thai the statement Of Col. Trauneehet
before the Provost Marshal is not correct
from mistake, they think.
We regret, however, to have lone injus-
tice to Col. Skater, in our statement. We
said the Colonel Of the 18th Colored Troops
had insulted Mayor Brown in his office; hut
this was an error. Col. Skater is the Col
ouel of this regiment, and is a gentleman in
every sense Of the word, and would not vic
late his duty in such a manner. The Colo
mel referred TO, was another one-whS will
appear in the investigation to-day. But
this we Will say, he was not only ordered
down stairs by Mr.. Brown, but was put
down; and it would nave been well If he had
been kicked down.
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Parties sen6ing Orders 10 the job
Department Of this Paper will please
write :" Union Office" on the face Of
the Copy.
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LATEST FROM EGYPT.

PenneY's New Extract OF the Egyptian Lotus.
A new and eSquisi = perfume for the handkerchief.
Cleopatra, and all the ladies' OF the present day,
using The same pefume.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
THE EGYPTIAN Lotus.
The EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
Manufactured by y. A Penney, orOoslyn. n. Y.
nyT3m 4. A. LOVEIOl, Agent, IS Fulton 81, n. y.
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Established i'm 1882, at
NO. % -DEADERICK STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.

HANNG Fph SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THIS BAEBAROrs MOLE Or
ues'meht Tor PRIVATE DISEASES. b.. Che ue Of ts1tc srrf-uss. aH
cMstS "ge@ons' "2 p@nih operations etc, vs aroused BY the pTs1rrtsn f.f
I. u~e Diseases might b cured by some more pleasant and reliable remsdlss g.
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Will F. Sullivan can get a letter by calling
at this office.
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C~oEoNER's NEEDIcr--We are indebted TO
Coroner Noryeu for the following transcript
Of the verdict in the Houson case, the par
ticulars Of which We published yesterday:
We the Jury on the body OF Z. B. Houson,
find that he came 70 his death BY gun shot
in the hands OF 4. j. Murray;
NJ. y. P~ARNALE, VIZ. MCBRIDE,
j. NJ. WALKER, ". T. MpRRAY,
j.. PEr.Ir, W. A. Moss,
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Or. Fuson, the member from Dehalb,
informs US that there is not the shghtest
trouble with the freedmen, in that county
AN are willing aud anxious to work and
nearly al have already provided them
selves with homes for the ensuing year
Idleness is an exception TO the rule. The
whites are all disposed 70 enter into con-
tracts with the negro, in good faith; and the
prospect Of an excellent crop next year, is
good. at least if there is 8 failure, ii will not
be owing either to the course pursued by
employer or employed. The freedmen are
renting land, farming on shares, and hiring
by the wear.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-11
To Physicians.

DOBT P. JENKINS, Prescrptoulst and Phar-
II maaist at the Old stand Of is Th8cheT, now
Of the nrm Of r. P. J. 4 Co, would inform the Ply
slclans Of Nashville, snd su rounding countTy, that
IL is our ain 10 supply every want Of the Pracn-
toner, N The line OF his Profession, ana VIII spare
no psin~ 70 socomp ish that end satisfactorily He
viii be much pleased to see any Of The Faulty VINO
vii honor cur estsblt hment with 3 visit.
He hopes by constant attention 10 business to
ment = shsreof patronage, assuring them that their
fsvors shall b prepared with fdelitv, Of the purezt
materials, and by him.ef. personally, or an accom-
pushed Prescupaonst
Our ctoch embraces the greatest variety, and
every thing coming within The Drug Business
GIVE US CAL aud we aIl guarantee slishc6aq.
81 Al ofaers entrusted To our care hHed WITH
prumptness and sa-ura-y