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The radicals are blowing about the
heavy tax on merchants in this State.
They think the merchants asses enough
TO be led by them The Legislature,
up TO the time of the %creyasse, had
been in session upwards Of four mouths
There had been ample time 10 repeal
the tax law, or to modify it but moth
iae was done. There Is no reason to
believe that they intended making any
change The tax was their chief source
of revenue 1t put money IN the treas.
ury to pay the per diem of members, to
furnish the Duggans, and other lecher.
Gus whisky drinkers, with the means
OF enjoying themselves 70 pay the sal.
aries OF Government officers 20 keep
up the Press and Times, and 20 pay the
radical pipers every time there was a
radical dance. and they could not afford
TO abate the nuisance which was
driving trade from Tennessee to other
states. We dom expect 10 see the tax
lsw modified until a new Legislature.
fresh from the people, convenes.
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Buffers l. Oil Blaekipg.
O~opartnership Notice

WE Esvet IL day akea into c0partnefsnp Win
W a. -ias A.. Macy, IA r Of the fr p Of Maeey
: hamiou- Our business 10 future WI D. con
glrted 10 ne irm ayic n Ma-ey, Driver q hiGsu.
y tsEe tAs opporllaiy Of hasa az osr reni-.
10 ne puciic generlys fer the hberl fsuplags
heretofore extended 90 u, and fesuecuuliy solicit :
continuance Of the sane. DRIVER q BLOWN.
Nashville, Pen. q. 1850. ffeh2s-im
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The Christian Advocate says the
dancing manis, or demon, seems to
possess the people" Natural enough
after The dance Of death Of the yeaIs
just psst twill be many year,, We
fear, before the dancing demon and
other demons arc dispossessed.
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Il is reported in Harrisburg that
George Bergner, Postmaster, is to be
removed, and that Gen Joseph F.
Knipe viii take bis place Senator
Cowan is given IS suthority for the re-
port
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The Boston Post says the whole tenor
and temper Of the debates in the Brit
ish Parliament on the Irish question, Is
but a standing advertisement Of the
anxiety of the Government respecting
It's relations to that downtrodden PEG
pie. Gladstone admits that something
should be done to alleviate the burdens
that press with such a dead weight up
on the necks Of the Irish people, but
be processes, as q piece of policy Of
course, that the immediate and most
urgent need is to put down the spirit Of
Fenianism. Like the greater part Of
his predecessors who have ever address
sed their attention with any serious
ness to this problem, he IS afraid that
any present concession 20 tue demands
Of Justice viii be taken as an admission
Of weakness on the Governments part,
to be turned C the wrong account by
those who are TO be benefited But we
think the argument a weak one enough,
if it be true, as reported from time to
time, that the power Of the Govern
ment is everywhere overwhelming
What should the strong party,-so
much stronger, as it claims,-haye to
fear2 It is when it IS stronger that it
can afford to do justice tQ the weaker.
SO that at best, it amounts TO no more
than a question of time as 10 when
Ireland shall have her wrongs righted
at the hands Of England. 10 is con.
fessed that she has q case against the
British Government, and q strong one.
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Mnster and slave No Mnrf

We do not envy the man who car
read these letters without pleasurablt
emotions;
Fom the Memphis Bulletin.
Y~IcKsBUEG, Feb. q, 1866.
B. HardsFay. Esq.
Ny DEAR Old MAsTER-When I left
you, about a mouth ago, l did not in.
tend TO be away more than a month or
so, but having invested what money l
had IN a small grocery store, and find
ing 1t needed ali my attention, and be-
lieylng you could we'll spare me from
your store, J have thought it best TO
lot YOU know my intentions. | must
frankly say to you that / could not
take up the courage TO come and tell
you that | was going TO leave you, as
You had been a tried friend to me. for
which ! shall ever remember you, and
hope | shall never become any the less
your friend. ! have thought that the
day might come when, perhaps, o
would not have need for me, ana | had
better embrace the first opportunity.
IL is true am scarcely making a living,
yet am among friends and acquaint-
ances, and those whom / shall ever
love a such Hoping this will give
satisfaction, at the anne time I hope
that you viii take everything into con-
alteration that | have said.
Believe me t. be your faithful friend
and former slave,
HESRY SCoTT.
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To Whom II May Concern

A u persons having Chims sralnst gha Nashville
"A aud Chattanooga Rzilrosd Connpsny. Incurred
En3r 70 let July 1855 are noihed thst N sneh
OiAms are reierrea toa Committee q Drectors.
consising Of Lsu Wade, n 6. Huggins. ard Tbos
d. Caldwell, Esqs, who meet in Mnrfreasboro a
hondsy and Tuesday, 2eth and 25A inst
VIZ. lSNES
hlseH General superintendent,
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MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TE{yNEssEF1
QuABTERHAsrERis OPFICE, u. S. N. r.. h !
Nashville Tenn, March L. Isc6. !
7 WILL offer ct Public Sale St Nashville. Tenn
on Tuesday, the 9Th day of March. 1856. IN
balance OF the Rolling Stock OF the u. 5. M. X. X,
o.: !, heretofore advertised, consisting Of
Ifree 81 Eng mes, IN running order.
i've feet guage.
Three ~ Dismsntled Locomotives, unseryiss.
able.
Forty HO) Box Cars, more or Iess.
Thirty t5Ol Flat Cars, more or less.
same time and place, the three large Store
Houses OF the U. S. Military Ra lroad, situate ip
close proximity 10 the Chattsnooga Depot, and OF
the i~ollowiag dimensions: "
one % lzix33x8. with addition Of I24x24xII.
ORe CD l75xS6.
One % l9)x35xi9, with addition Of 31x35f2t
Together With the surplus property then remain
ing on hand, consisting OF One Hundred Tons.
more or less, Of Cast and Wrought Scrap Iron
Ohice Furniture. &C, &c.
sac to commence a. 10 O'Clock am and con.
tnue until all is sold.
Ierms Ca h, IN Government Funds, or when
SOLD TO Railroad Companies On a credit. II desired.
OF Two years, payable 10 monthly installments. TO
chase. HINT
Capt AQM II, chf QMUsMRR, MDT.
msrchIa-td
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The Washington correspondent Of The
Cincinnati Gazette says Senators who
have conferred with the President ex
press the opinion that he viii sign the
civil rights bin.
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YrcKsBrRs. Feb 81 1850

Henry Sect;
DEAR SlR-Your letter was received
aud 1 desire you TO act as your own in
elnahon may prompt you
When the war ceased, Of course the
relation of master and slave feminist.
cd Bat the regard had for you con
unues. You have always performed
your duties both as slave and freed.
man, with fidelity to me, and honor 70
yourself and though regret to lose
yoSr services, | still wish you to act as
best promotes your interests.
Wishing you al success in your new
business, / remain your friend,
b HARDAwAY.
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a contemporary wishes to know
whether Senator Stewards sill hesliue
plaster will stick It is rather too
porous for that Stewart in our opin-
ion, has put his foot in IL
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1865.

HOUSEKEEPERS trouhei with vermla need
he 20 no longer, 6theY uss "CosrAR's" Extsrmins-
tor We have used It 70 our sadsGctlon and II q
box cost s., we would havsit. We have tried poi-
sons, buL they effected nothing but "Costars ar
uele koocka the breath on Of Rats, Nice. Roaches,
anti, and Bed-Bugs, quicker than We can write 10.
u 3 10 great demand 81 over the counb - Eeitaa
tOh0l Grzzfc.
ss-sss "CosfAR's" advertisement above.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-23

The Union Party in Rhode Island
have nominated Gen. Burnside for
Governor. The General is = warm sup
porter Of the President and his policy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-23

The second number Of the "Tennes.
see STRAITS Zeitung" will appear to.
morrow, after which date it win appear
daily.
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Gen E Dumont, OF Indiana, pub.
fishes q card stating that he does not
desire to be reelected 70 Congress.
Heis in bad health, and unable to at
tend the sessions OF the d Of K. regu e
larly.
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Proposals

WILL he received at the Office Of the Chairman
w Of the Street Committee, No. 9 North CeaaI
street, on saturday, the lTth Nay, ls66. Tor the FOL
losing work. to-WIt;
lst. For the necessary earth embankment snt
McAdam!z ng required IN extending College stree
~northwsrdly nom Jefferson street 4boTe hlg water
mark.
I'd For the necessary earth e~mbankment. cui.
vert masonry, curling and gutterng T. quired Z
grading South Union street, between Hikh and
Spruce street.
sd. For the masonry foundation or other work
required IN construction Of bridge across Lick
Branch on High street
4th. For the con traction Of stone tagging or
brick psvements throughout the CIT at sucn points
at the street COMMITTEES may order.
Pans, estimates and Specifications can be seen.
or ether information obtained 81 the ONCE Of the
CITY Engineer, No, 4 Norm Cherry street.
GEO, S. KINNEY
marlS-td Chairman Street COMMITTEE.
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Hemp HackIes

GTEEL aLAfEss Red slaies, Loom shuulss.
- HEmess Tgine, harness Eyea, Bslt aooks,
SoaFss Emery Esvoiuag Temples, Card Piaus,
&c Sc, may be bad Of
Aucnsser. %FAaee House coness e., nashville
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NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA
ZE
CHANGE OF TINE.
OFUCE OF GESERAL SUPERINTENDENT
AE \ \ "a n.rr-

OFFICE OF GESERAL SUPERINTENDENT
n. &C. AND n. g. n. W. RAiLEnaoz.
NAsHvILLE, TENS, March 4th, ls56
IN and alter Thursday, March6, 1866. and untl a.
y tber notice, Passenger TrAus vIl run a. GI
ows: 10
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LIME
LAVE Nashville for Chattanooga, and All roin,
South 81 80 A. y. and $50 p n. Arrive AL Cpzits
nooEs 81 $50 p. -. Snd $50 A. h, next dsy-
Returning -Lesge Chattanooga az C0JA an.
s.a5 Pm. Arrive 81 Nashville Il 500 p. u. ana -
A ~ next day.
al trains connect al Wsrtracs for shslbyuua
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE
Leave Nashville tor Johnsonyule, and all po,.
West and Northwest 81 40 ?. N. Aruve al John.
son nile az $50 p. n. ~
R~eiuruing-Lesve Johnsouvlle Lao 4. sr5vs
a. Nashville At 650A AZ"
Trains on n. \. W. r. r. couuef A. Joh,a
mic with h~rstclsss line Of Steamers for Ps5s~s5
osirosnd 81. Louis.
BERTHS AND MEALS PRE-
on steamers connecting with NANW RsRr,ss
Passengers By this route
SAVE EXPENSE OF SLEEPING CARS
AND MEALS,
between Nashville and Cairo.
Inaas stop al al i-n:ermensle poists
hM p. lNNES, GeuV supr
!. &C and \. a n. ". r. Rds.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-23

Senator VIM. A Graham, one of the
North Carolina members, who Is un-
Justly kept out OF his seat by the Cen
trail Directory, with Thad. Stevens and
Summer at Us head, hes written 8 soath-
ing letter reviewing the proceedings of
the secret junta lie says:
II most respectfully protest. that if,
upon anything contained in all this
evidence, the people of the State Of
North Carolina shall be condemned, or
kept in a state Of condemnation, it will
bs a condemnation without y hearing,
when she was entitled to be heard.
'Of al the testimony received by the
committee, there is not a single stida-
Wit having any specific reference to her;
and there is room for hope that, from
the absence Of other evidence, she was
not considered involved in any great
degree Of demerit or criminality, and it
was not deemed necessary to prosecute
the investigation aly further on that
account But it cannot escape obser-
vation, that IN g State of g million of
inhabitants, the only witness called to
speak of her condition, the sentiments
and ruling motives of her people,
should be Lieutenant Colonel Dexter
II Clapp from one Of the Eastern States
an officer Of the Freedmen's Bureau ct
Raleigh, who states that he IS con
Yersaut With the people Of some twenty
~couuties out of eighty -seven-a sojourn-
er filing an Office for which there viii
be no necessity in a short time to come,
unless upon The theory that the gov
eminent of the State will not do Jus
uce to its negro population in their new
condition of freedom.
Upon this interested and worthless
opinion Of s single man tie Directory |
prctends 20 find reasons for disfran-
chising the ola North State.
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INCORPORATED BT
SPECIAL Act OF the Legislature Of Tennessee,
June Sth, zS65.
SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital stock. 100000.
Divided INTO 9O,ooO Shares Of $50 eacb. 1900 sbsres.
or Sloo.oo9 nave been appropriated as work
properly Of the Company.
a united amount only OF the stock thus ammo
prd teo has been placed in the hands OF the oHheers
o. tine company 70 be sold at SIS per share; and ss
me sto-k has all been issued, NIL paid. in nav
ment Of property, it is not Therefore, liable 70 any
iuture assessment.
oFElgE; %. CO.. North Cherry street. Postofsee
box ga, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
,. ,. COTTON, ofTenn. c. l. H-rOUrnaouza. my
n G sUSIs, BELANO T. Smith, ofMIun.
f0AOs A G. WILLS, Of Mich.
OFFICERS.
Fnsidsr,-A. G.. SANFORD,
Pres'tlst National Bank, Nash7Hls.
Hos RreidsnL-A. 6. WELLS.
SserG1Js-F. II. COTTON.
TTeasTT,-WM. c.. BUNTs.
4iining SEp0iatsadeat.-C. r. HEQUENBOURG
The property ofthe COMPANY consists Of Iessa.
hold lnterestsin the counties OF Overton, Feutress. (
White, Jackson, and Warren. in the state OF Ten.
nessee, amounting in the aggregate 70 over eight
thousand acres.
The membership ofthe Company and the Board
OF Directors comprise men OF business experjeuee
ana reputation, and OF a thorough and practical a.. /
quaIntance with the oil mines Of Pennsvirgnis-
Inc Mining superintendent was one Of the drst ~. l
plorers OF the oil field Of that Stale, and struek ~
hFst moving OIL well in the country, well known ~
the H~equemoourg well, sud to which she al inter
ests Of pennsylvania, then in their rascent sfate. 8
We c very largely indebted.
ms Company vii lease portions o. their vaIls-
bic lands, in small tracts, to private parties or coD-
paniesi ioE IMMEDIATE DEyELOPNENT. This is s rare
cnsnce Tor 6old Fds operators 10 Obtaiu leases on
viii be amply rsmuneratfva.
Terms msde known on application.
no NERE SPECTATORS WILL BE TREA7Ep WITH
Description oflands and samples OF OIL obtained
nom the property may be seen by calling al ne
once q the Company No. G6'4 North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn. 10y
The Secretary, F. H.. Cotton, Nashville. Will re-
eelYe orders for stock, and will forward Certificates
order. ~
Oct. CT.
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1866.

"COsTAR'5 RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple.
safe, an0 sure the most perfect RAT-fdcaron
meeting We have ever attended. Every Raj that
car get Il, properly prepared, VIII eat Il, aud evsry
one that eats it Viii die, gsner5lly, At some place a.
distant as possible nom where It was taken-Lau
Shire, lGoh MlI0r.
ns-see "C0srARs advertisement shove.
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u ALI-IIIIU INII.
) Producing re 4 to 6 inch. q in. y inch.
Tins Machinery is Of the best patterns, and all
in good condition.
PERSONS wishing 70 examine it before The dsy Of
sale can do 30 by calling at the Franklin sbo1e =
Terms Cash IN Government Funds.
By order CT Csps A. R. Eddy, Chief Q. NJ. Dept
E B. KIRK,
marf-td Bvt. MAJ. and A. Q. ii.
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A municipal election was held st th,
capitol Of pennsylvania on the l6;h inst
iae democratic candidate for Mayor
was elected by one hundred and forty
seven majority. The majority OF the
democratic County Treasurer went VI
70 two hundred and forty-two The
democratic gain since last fall is two
hundred and Eve
IN M~uhIeubureh. Dauphin county. Penn
sylyau.a. where the Republicans last TAI.
had ~tLrLy-asc majority. the Democrats
this Spring have thirty three maJouty-a
complete change Of front
The radicals must have failed TO
c5ae 10 time"
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The Washington Star states that the
report circulated that Col Eli Baker
has been appointed c~hief-ofstaG to
Lieutenant General Grant 10 ill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of
Col T. 5 Bowers, Is untrue The Star
further says: The statement is proba.
bly, based on the fact that Col Ely S.
Parker, military secretary of Lieuten-
ant Conceal Grant has been directed
10y the General TO discharge the duties
OF assistant adjutant general for the
present Brigadier General John A.
Ravlils is still chiefotstsF to the Lieu.
tenant General"
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ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE
tEA4R STREET, NEAR TREsTIE WoRK. I
Will receive Proposals at this oHice unuI he
L zbt6 INST, Tor the below mentioned work OF lie
sIst cumberland Presbyteiisn Church, eoraer Of
summer street and Cumberland Alley
Painting IS Pews, 4 Doors, s Gallery seals g feet
I9ngl, 90 Basemens Seats Il feet loRgl, 10 Window
Frames and Sash, also repairing Gas Fixtures and
Fainttog walls and ceiling, according TO the original
by order OF A. r. Eddy U,S.A, Depot Quarter.
HA-tet, A. ". WILLS,
ma5chz2-t Byt MaJ. and 40 N,
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Notice to Shippers.

FREIGHT OFFICE. n. O.RtIR ROAD
RAsHvIIIE, March p, 1880
T1AEkE Will be no more Freight received for
shipment over ". "a Railroad TO points south
OF Ghsttanoog1 Uutil further nouce.
we VIII commune 70 receive sad forward all
frolghts for points or the line OF oar rosd. or for
dehYeTY 70 L. 1. 4 e. Railroad, az Chattanooga.
msTzs-S f-E JONES, Freight Agent.
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PRAyEEs-A Carrollton (Ill) paper
says q reverend politician in that
ueighborhood, in a recent prayer be.
tore his congregation, uttered the fol-
lowing petition
OF pray God 20 raist up aB0thcr Ba0h Do
rta1t. hl tH4ug froD uc Frcsiaoatial
..E.r.
Another clergyman, on the same
sabbath, in Meriden, Connecticut, ut.
tered the following modest prayer:
'E0t nay VIII, bat Thine. o Lord, be
done. but 10 % be consistent i8lA rs toy
a.4sars. we would that thou sPoo3ay tide
graph rgr President JOHNSON 70 come up 10
heaven"
These radical saints have queer ideas
Of the Lord
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sale of
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
Macon, Georgia

Macon, Georgia.
Pr direction o. the Secretary of War all the
y SSlqlng Ma.erials. Steam EnRines. Mschn.
~ aoIls, iroa, Copper, Lumber, snd slores OF
by Re- CapSo winch we're collected at Macon, Ga,
and nsrrrIieoerste Gov rnment, Tor the erection
HNiory, and Arsenal and also
IOoIS, MACHINERY AND MATERIALS
collected rom Iron Works and srmories in the
9 IJsSes 81 qc Ala9sna and Georgia, will be sold st PUB
Among the articles to be sold. ara
sON lbs. Copper, pigs.
45No ios. copper, round rod,
$50 lbs. Copper, bar.
2o.000 lbs. Copper sheet
EOO,OO lbs Wrought Iron. bar and ro5
~ IONS Pig Iron.
~ toos Cast ron, unsericeable shells.
otUoO iO5. Lead, pigs.
4o,NtO lbs. Fin, block and sheet
~ y los. Chain, crane and cab e.
-''O0' yAads O9tn--octton, English Serge, OIL
1850 lbs. Powder.
5000 feet Belung. gum ana t.a.b.- ol
sizes.
200 Msohines, Drills, planners, Milling. Screw.
eutlng, Steam and Trip Hammers,
BESIDES
asSneSs, saddles, Horse Ecu pments, InantrY
SY0 SssaiFy Aeeoutrements, Blankets, Wagon qpd
oun Carriage Irons, IS unserviesabie Canon-iros
snd bronze, 80 broken Gun Carriages. LaboratorT
Se9Ies and Materials, Spare Parts (nsw) for sr1ng.
neld MnSKes and Colts Reyolyers, snd an sssoFt.
me attention Of Northern buyers Is called to this
s1e, Thlehlsa large one, and Of valuable properfy
FuI printed Catalogues Q ftbs properly 70 be sold
can De obtained from tha Chief Of Ordnance az
Washington, D.. c., and from the Com-msn5ing OfS-
Ger OF the Augusta Arsenal, Georaia.
This sale vii commence on
"Wednesday, April 4, 1900,
sold. W9 pi0?sAS is
Terms cash. in United States currency
o. ID. ". FLAGIER.
marI0-tds sN7'~ AIsehsI'
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New Cut-Oa in the MI~ississippi.

New Cul~On IN the Mississippi.
The Wcksburg Journal OF the Sth
says:
"rerrapin Neck is at last broken.
This important event, long expected,
occurred yesterday morning about day
break. The officers Of the Henry Ames,
which boat passed the Neck yesterday,
report the breach at that time about 60
feet in with, and being widened rapidly
by the tremendous velocity of the wa
ter rushing through.
This cutoff shOrtens the river quite
fifteen miles, and while it is beneficial
to the planters above, it is disastrous to
those Immediately below. This event
has been slowly bat surely approaching
for many years. In 1860 the Neck
measured $50 feet In 1863, Commo-
dore Porter had q ditch aug across, but
the river falling, prevented the cutting
through It that time, and the ditch was
filed up. In September, 1865, scarce
six months since, the Neck measured
La feet Ga the DIST of last month it
had narrowed to about 30 feet, and 10
fifteen days it vas completely broken.
Should the river maintain lis present
height for several weeks, this will be
made the main chsnnel, and Eagle
Bend will, in q few years, be q beauti-
ful lake Of fourteen mics in length.
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1866.

A VOfCE FROM THE FAR WEsT-spsakpz
Of "CosIar's" Raj. Roscn, Ant Sc Extsrm,nst3r-
more grain ami provisions are destroyed Annually
10 Grant county b. vermiu than would nav Tor tons
II this Rat and insect Killer."-Lauoag.r fWTI
Head. q
aasee "CosrAH's" alverts-mCut Above.
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOU5EKEEPERs-houli "a
colisct that hundreds Of dollars worth Of Gran.
Provisions, &C., are annually drsfroysd By RAT
Nice, Ants, and Otler Insects aud VsrmI5-sH III
which cen be prevented bJ 3 fE doIlsrs' Eorth al
"C1sraE's Rat, Roach, Ant &c, E-xttrmiuHtor.
bought snd used freely
na.sse ''CosrkB'sn advertisement above.
sE-soli in Nashville, Tenn. By " :. q C.. ".
SMITH andai DrlEgEts and Deaieus-
mauhi7-1m div
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Executors Sale
OF
Valuable Property.

w vi seII on the premises, . he hifhssi
bddef, unless cold At pnvate sale before that
time, atlo o'clock, an or
SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1896,
that very valuable and desirable property on sum.
NOR street. Nashville.
The Late Residence Of j. NJ SWAMI,
One q the most vslnAb,e ana eiszant residences in
the city.
TERMs-One third cash, sud he balance on one
snd two years. Notes with security viii be raquir-
ed and q hen retained Possession given drsi Of
September next. and the cash payment vii no. BE-
required 70 Be made unul Tie pa chaser gets pos
session.
Pa ties desiring 70 purchase may make their o.
fen before the dsy o. sale 70 either ri the under
signed, and il the amouct offered - deemed suff.
cent Wevih mfke Z deed % the property.
HORACE 4. HARRISON, fxrs Of
x, J, NORRIS ~. n. Swami,