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The Secretary of state and the Fran.
chise RilI.

AhN cNtACtaAe u HAuAt anu INT ihA
chise Bill.
The Press and Times Of yesterday, quote
the following extract from a speech Of Mr.
Poston, at Memphis
The bill II. the creation OF the Secretarl
| Of State, A. j.. Fletcher, was BY him intro
ducea into the caucus Of the majority, wa
by him argued snd urged At length, al
! amendments or alterations thereto refused
I BY him, and that majority instructed
finally, in substance, that the bill must b
passed IN as present form. Il came 70 tbs
House in the handwriting Of its author.
The Press and Times then comments al
follows:
Now the facts Of the case arc widely al
variance with the statement which is made
90 positively, and sre as follows: A csucu.
Of Union men. consisting Of members Of the
Legislature and private citizens, was held,
in which the various franchise bills pro-
posed were discussed. Mr.. Fletcher did 10;
introduce a franchise bill at all; in the sb-
seace Of Mr.. Arnell aud one or two other
Leading members on the Union side Of the
House from the city, he was requested TO act
as draughtsman in combining in one the
various sections offered and approved in the
AANEhtAAB IL4 Nc AAHD NLE testimony OF eEF-
eral ofthe principal members Of the caucus
that he not only did not refuse amendments,
but that he urged the caucus in q speech Of
some length TO incorporate several amend
ments IN the bill which modified its r~estric-
tons considerably.
The gentleman who gave Mr.. Poston the
Information was present at the caucus; we
were present when he gave is and as he is
a man Of truth, we presume the people viii
have no difficulty in believing him, in pre-
ference to DR.. Q. Mercer. He is not in the
city, and we therefore are not authorized to
give his name.
But accepting the statement of DR.. Q.
Mercer -what then? What becomes Of the
declaration made by Mr.. Mullins, in apub-
lie speech, on the floor of the House, to the
effect that he (Mullins) labored two weeks
over the draft Of the bill and he urged this
as a reason that It must be perfect. DR.. Q.
Mercer says that Mullins didn't draft it
at all. We admit that his assertion would
be no evidence on any subject; but then
there is q nice little family quarrel, TO
which we wish TO call the attention Of the
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Attention Capitalists.
AIIai0ORa Iron Works for Sale.

THE Stockholders having 50 directed. The Pres-
Il dent vii offer sad property for sale. Al auction,
on the hrst Tuesday IN April next In Atlanta. un-
less sold et prIVste sale before that dsv. This pro-
pertv is located - miles above Atlanta. on both
sides Of the Western 4 Atlantic Railrosd. There IL
lOOO acres Of lSnd, = Reasonable portion Of u Food
farming and, and the balance valuable Tor wood and
mineras-g0ld, copper snd iron the iron ore
seeming 10 Be inexhausHble, and the gray ore beiug
esteemed among the nestt IA the world. The Corn
spd FIoprnr NILS sad Iron Works are oniv some
hAf mile nom the Alatooua depot on Aiatoons
creAk, which furnishes the water power. About
hslf Of the village OF Aistoooa betonEs 20 the pro
suuyed. Others damaged, al the working stock
beng entirely destroyed, others damaged, an The
working stock bang lost. and a majority OF the
~stockhaaerS balng crippled IN means by the mva
ges OF war, have determined tha company % sell
rather thsn aRemps under The circumstance, to
resascitsies
informAuon in detail can b. proeured b. consult
ing. J. U. MCDANIEL,
lebg-1m Atlanta. Gs.
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NASHVILLE 4 CHATTANOOGA
E
RIA
CHANGE OF TIME
OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
n. g. Ant n. &. n. W. RAILROADS,

~ AsA Nt n q. n. ". hAlAEQADft
NASHVILLE, TEsS., March 4th, 1906.
an and after Tuesday, March6, 1866, and until fur
v Their notice, Passenger Trains will run a. fol
ows:
NASHVILLE Dc CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAVE Nashville for Chattanooga, and all potnts
South 81 1880 A. n. and $50 p. n. Arrive II Chatta
noOga 81 5.3O P. n. ana $40 A. NJ, next day.
Returning Leave Chattanooga at 600 A. -, and
6.85 P. a.. Arrive ct Nashville al 4tO P. Nj. and 64i
A n next day.
Ali trans connect at Wsrtrace for S~helbyWIe.
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville tor Jacksonville, and all points
West and Northwest, at 4:10 P. ~. Arnye at John
son vile at $50 P. N.
Returning-Lesve Jacksonville lao A. NJ, arrive
at Nashville at 6:5OA. NJ.
Trains on N. & N. W. r. Rsconnect st Johnson.
Ullc with first class line Of Steamers for Paducah,
Cairo and st. Louis.
BERTHS AND MEALS FREE,
on steamers connecting with n 3 n W Railroad.
Passengers by this route
SAVE EXPENSE OF SLEEPING CARS
AND MEALS,
between Nashville and Cairo
Trains stop q tall intermediate points.
WIN. p. INNE5, Genl Supt
N. c. and n. & n. W. K. R'ds.
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A very large Spring Stock Of The latest
patterns Of Val Paper aud Wnd5i0 Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
aud for sale by MEERITT & HILL,
A. Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhstf Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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as 4 DIURETIC
Speer's Wine

L mpsrts a healthy scion Of the glands, kid
snd urinary organs, very beneficial in dropsy,
~ wEaFr-anHa aHanfsnra
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Damasks Lace Curtsius, Window Shades,
81 lowest rates, just received by Hewitt a
Marshall. No. b. college street.
Mar. 5, I'm.
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L. willard, 22z Union street. has received
the New York Ledge, Clipper, Wilkes
Spirit Field, Turf and Farm, Irish PEOPLE,
Irish American, Metropolitan Record, Free
mans Journal, Literary Album, Pilot, Wa
verify, Fisg Of our Union, Godey's for April,
and 81 the latest dailies.
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DECKER BROTHERS

NTASUFACrURER5 Of PIANO FORTEs, No 81
Nj Bieecker street, nesr Broadway, Asg YORK.
Ihs Above firm hsfing recenay commenced the
uhch are TIE uost perfst sad finest l1ned insru-
msntz yef produced, 70 whirh they invite The aren-
uan cfthe trs1e and r~uteaaing pu1aAsers through
cat tie uuIted 5afes- maN.Y i. ond 81 MAJ IL,
eays The MeEsrs. y. Bnos. fu-iramsua have a.
taned Ne elfA1e dslncuCu u bsnE, - Al res
peeta EeQmpaAoy ~ TEN ros usds p ts
c1aEUy." tdso3-em
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EeIfAbuse.

This vice, which is never prscticsd IL
the presence Of any one has proved ths
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblost
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 ~elOquence or pen 10 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim t
4 living skeleton. Nor are these It's dual
and fatal eEects in ia pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sfeht hat can meet mortal ey6s. To be
cured permanently q this ahlictoa, call on
pr. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street
or Gddress hun By lsttsr, Box 5e2, Nash
villa, Tam. fsb26-H
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Carpetiags, OIL Cloths, Malungs. Drugits,
Rugs aud Mats. Lsrgeststoek in Nashville
lust received by Hewitt a Marshall, No. 81
college street. Mar. 5, I'm.
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ST. PArRIcK's DAy.-This is reyered by
all Irishmen as the date OF the birth Of ST.
Prtrick-the man who bsnished the snakes
and frogs from Ireland. We presume that
our Hiber1ian fellow-ciuzens VIII celebrate
the day "a q proper manner.
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In Chancery at McMiunville, Tenn.
FruBUART RuLEs, lS68.
J. d. 6oodpssture, complainant.

The " dow and Heirs offs. Greenhalgh. decd.
IN this cause, % appearing 70 the Clerk and Mss
fer that the wldoW 81 3 Greenhalgh, decd, Mari
gre.uhalgh, James G~reenhagh. aad Juiis Green
hslrh. he rs OF g. G~Teenhalgh, deceased, srs
non-resients Of the Stats OF Tennessee. % that the
ordinary process Of lsw cannot be served upon
them;
for four successive weeks, IN the Nashville Weekly
Union. q newspaDeF Published In the city Of Nash.
vile, tennessee, requiring sEid de endaats % ap
peSr on the FRS Dag q our mex Court 70 e held
al McMinnvle. on the sth Monday II March, Uses
o snSwer compiznonts' bill, or the same VIII b
tsken fr confessed AM set for hearing eXpsTte a.
% them. JF MORFORp, c. a ".
febIu-ggts By c. BIuEs, D. c.
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Mnsnnic FnnernI Notice..

The members Of Ph0niX Lodge No. l3I,
+. and A. NJ, are notified 10 attend q meet
ing Of the Lodge, TINS MORNING, Saturday
March ~, at 10 o'clock, at Masonic Temple,
for the purpose Of attending the funeral Of
our deceased brother, RAyDALL W. MoGAv-
ocK. from the residence of his father, on
Cherry street.
EdgeGeld, Cumberland and Claiborne
Lodges are earnestly solicited to attend IN
their Lodge capacities, and all transient
brethren in the city are invited to be pres.
emit and particicate in the cere monies.
BY order Of the W.. NJ,
JoHS W. BARRY,
Cac'v phpuiN Lodge.
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The samaritan's Gift.

The s~AMARlTANS GIFT.
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CITY NEWS

For the House Of Representatives.
We are authorized to announce Mel. VS.. /. LEWIS
a. n candidate, under the Governors proclamation.
Eleston March 3Ist, 1896.
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sESr TO JAIL.-Pcter Burns Wal y%ester-
day sent 10 jail by Esq Mescbam, for steal
ing s watch. Tae particulars Of the trans
action were given some two weeks since, In
he Union.
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E. p. Cone has received Cooley for April,
Clipper, Wilkes Spirit, Turf and Farm,
Boston Pilot, Irish American, Criminal lei
tung, Freeman's Journal, Wild Rover, a
new Davis publication, The Home Library,
Peterson's, Ballou'a, Leslie's Monthlies for
April.
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Physicians are constantly annoyed by patients returning with secondary svmpur8
Dr. JONES has discovered q mode Of treatment for these Diseases which s rather a
pleasure than a pain. His treatment has undergone a thorough iuyasueatuu and
has been found much more efficient than any other, He is never troubled with the
complaints Of patients with secondary Syphilis, swollen organs or WL many sun.
toms produced by the Old School Treatment
DR. JONESS charges are the same in all cass-wul charge the same for one
weeks attention that he would for M month, and u Is Of course 90 hts interest 90
cure as speedily as possible.
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M E MA

The food and luxury q the age. without "a sur'e
fault. one trial Ell convince the moot sEeutea.
Makes Pudding, Cakes, Cu-taris, b.ue Mango.
&c, without I-llgIl-s. with teF Ur 20 eLs. 30 a t1-t
astonishing tls most -eeLlr HI. a slight aIH-
uCu % Ordinary Whet Flour greatly improves
Bread and Gaze. itI- alec exec. I-lti lr tllcsen.us
sweet sauces, guuesforfsho OF leat. s1up. a.. FlT
Ice-Cream nothing cau compare with t A hrle
boiled 10 mlE al produce ulh cream Tor col-e,
choroiate. iFa, &c
But Up 10 one pound pacEages. under the trade
marx Msi1sla, slLh directions a- use.
most delicious article OF food for children and
.nvsids n al ages. Per sale by 9rocera and Drug
gsts everywhere.
Wholesale Depot, fd6 PsIion So New York.
WILLIAM DUkiEA. General AgenL.
-.-..L L.
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EUCHARIsTIc-We are indebted to Mr.. A.
D. Allen for the Louisville Democrat in adj
vance of the mails. lie is always prompt
and on hand.
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Parties sending orders 10 the Job
Department of this Paper will please
,y-ite " Union Office on the face OF
the Copy
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Italian Awnings made TO order. Furni-
ture covered and repaired by Hewitt 4 Mar
shall, No. So College strees Mar. S, I'm.
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For Funerals.

We also attsnd to the removal o. Bodies to ana
from other points. 81 reasonable rateE, and TO the
satisfaction Of parties employing rs.
We keep also on hand S good supply Of UNDER
TAKERS MATERIAL, which we will furnish TO
Undertskers when desired al reasonable rates.
Ianls-d
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In Chancery at McMinuville, Tenn.

RUIZ TO.
F. K. Bel and ". T.. White, Ez'n Of VIM. White,
deceased,
vs.
Il. N. Wattereon.
IT appearing 90 the satisfaction O. the Clerk and
Master. from AFFIDAVIT that tle defendant, II. II.
WGrersoD, ~ not "a resident 90 TIE STATE o. Tea
nessee
IL i therefore ordered that pubacaron be made
fr tour consecutive sCeks lu tbs Nashville Onion.
q newspaper published Iu The city % Nashville, TO
curing tie sad defendant 10 sFpear on tie frs.
dsy Of our NIX Court. b. BE- held a. he Courthouse
ID HcMinnylle on the ourth Monday In March,
ls6s.. then sud there 10 plead, answer or demur %
c0mpIainauts bl or the same aI b. taken Tor
confessed AGAINST HIM ard se. Cor hearing er pzrte.
J.F. MORFJRU. &. an.
ebl-wfta BY j. G. Buns, J.. C.
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OuR Jos OFFIoE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy JOB frlht
ng in the neatost style, and at the io"o''
prices, at this Office.
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Nt-Hyurr. Ir.v Dee s, I-.
nRgpEfTY carss- on DEauh Streets 1a T.Ii
street. feta--u -ummHr sui College. sl. 0a
Cherry slrs-i. fstsr-l CIuich and ceiar ar. -.-
lr uouhef b. contrast H-lae HI-1FuE ana .Ha# aHI
b-e uavaurat En.reVrr a a rFIErsI. accord
10 ne zp-ahcatous ana grades eHrrh u mr
nsEad ~ cheCIy fnrleer Do sad aa- H
c1anmene-I HtHlu Geo days from tH- .s.r. alI
ua4hed rauaiiy 81 completion Lhs tUta..ag ar
a. street. sa-E aI bH rauf.I ta c.lsEel saI
eurilus. tie sfueuae of an.l uA ue Cl-.el 10
sseaa " MATT. BROWN Mayor.
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To MiIk-men-MHk Tickets tpints and
quarts on different colored card-ooaFds' OIL
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
If law blanks for SAFE al this omee, OF
uFiutsd 70 order.
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
h.rI Roiler. Will be sold cheap Tor cash.
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In Chancery at McMinnyille.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1906.
A.. R. Hammer. comps naui,
- so. Fill 70 cell "a

A. r. Hammer. comp'a naut,
" 30. ELL % cell land.
Major Meveer rains, defendant.
IN this cause tappearng % the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master fuEt the above named defendant
IL q NONRESIDENT o. the state Of Tennessee. 70 that
the ordinary process OF laE cannot b. served upon
him. ftrs therefore ordered tnsf publication be
made, for four successive weeks, in the Nashville
Union. q newspaper published 10 Nashville, Ten
nessee, requiring sgd defendant 70 sppear on the
frzt DAY Of our next Court, % b. held 81 McMInn-
vile, on the 4tn Monday in Marsh, 1850, o plead,
answer o demUr 70 complaInauts bl, Or the same
will be takenf r ccnfessef, a. % him, and set for
hearing expar Q. j.. +. MORFOKD, CAM.
fehsAW4ig BY j. @. BmEs. D.. 20
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Mrs Lucy Spottswood, aged 7Syears,
died al Montgomery, Ala, on the 18th
inst.
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7 ype Foundry and Printers Emporium,
Established ISIS.
HAGAR & CO.,

THIS old established Foundry having large g..
L sortment Of Book, NEWSPAPER, Job and Orua-
mental Type, the pr0puetors are prepared with
ample facilities 10 promptly execute I'll orders for
same, and printing materials Of every description,
including Presses q All Manufacturer. nctlT-Hm
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paners Lost.

\ HAVE iost ue fonoSing Scrip Of the Penusyi-
vanis Mup1d LIE insurance. Compzny o. fhis-
No. loss for 81. dafs1 1850.
No. nos {" m " ISL.
- 5e7s . 81 % isss.
No. laH extrs io, . lass.
Nssbvls March a-lswtE.
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Several hundred Quakers are emf.
grating from North Carolina to Indi-
ana on account Of the hostility exhibi-
ted towards them in the former State
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Vas the only preparation Tor food from
Indian Corn

That received a medal and h0norabs mention from
the Royal Commissioner ~ the great futsrnRHoua.
Exhibition, London, 1862. the Competition Of aI
prominent manufacturers Of "Com Starch" and
Prepared Corn Four" Of tnis and other countries
nothNfthzf4nnur
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Ginseng, Feaihers, Beeswax

VtHE highest msrEut Tree ei be psL .n goods
90. No. - Norm maEkat street. Cen WaI
staau ir eascua fcsheu and Es--sar
much - 900 - oiaaeag auiet 80
isaisg
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Speer'S Wine
Is a pure article from the iuics Of the Port Grape,
possessing medical properties superior % any OH
er VINE IN use, and an excellent al. icle for ali weak
and dehlistpJ persons, and the aged and in6rm,
improving the appetite, snd b~enehalng ladies' and
children.
So Try j. once and you viii not be- deceived.
So Be sure the signature Of Alfred Speer IL over
the cork Of each bottle.
who also sell the CASTELLA FORT BRANDY,
choice old article, imported only by Mr.. sPeer, di,
rect nom OporiO.
q The trade supplied by A ROBINSON a co,
Loulsyl O., Ky, and by al Wholesale dealers II
New York, Philadelphia, Cncinnsu and ST. Louis,
and by A. sPEER, az bis Vineyard, New Jersey. u
Principal Office, No. Dos, Broadway,
New York
Secci-thu a sat sn1 y eoB1y
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Established in 1852, at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET.
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THE BARBARuUs MODE or
l \ tearnsnt for ftiltATE Diseases by the use q sal@e applications ul
tat these diseases might be cured by ome more pleasant and reliable remedies 50
by tho
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-8AmARITAA's
Root and Herb Juices.
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy .or
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BylLS, sYPu
Ills OR VENEREAL Dis
EALEG G-

For syphsHs or Vslera4 Diseases. the etuaH
tau'H Root auI herb Juices .IC most HaIr.. COO
tain and steccI3' remedy glal grTarllri ltrvs..
a. and sTsdIeate- every F-s."'s ui tae sraFfrs
sOu. 10 that tH- cure is thorough and lsusUs..
Take then this puufyuE remedy and b. lHa...
and DO not tfsuEm.l Go sour rostsrty tlal .nru.#l
you may repent 10 after yesrs.
DO Not IE-pATRl
Although you may Gs pronounced w.Tra.'a. no
-smantaus Root ana hero Ju.s4 a. remove
every ye=uge 0i mpuraEs gul Lf -Fsau. 81 arI
A. al the bad effects l. IHI..y.
FEMALE5I FEHAEE-H
In many affections W.l Hl.H l.mH-r Dol. be-
males suffer. t1s E8Jfa1d uCrri1.c-s Ul-t asu
ply aiapted, Iu liberated Itsu.-. Il H...r-. H
bearing down. Falling 1f fH- Womb, Ieu|ty and
for aI complaints I-rdelt 90 Che seH. sent By rr-
press. Puce, s. PER battle
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Root and herb Juices. Pun l.rse-.us, Prea aTy
cents.
TIE efficacy Of these remedies e alike serrla-
edged ~ physirinus aud uarscfs- They "a Esai
10 tna us HospirsIs, and by their rrI u-Ht Hssa
gained tie appreciation ~ As m1Ht abe -lsEs.l-
Pal-ut take uot.st Iis uErrriflr7 arr El.a.
b The physician Wr0 USE uleu, u JUu ell aaa b.
the lOloEuE
PIfr hosFrsi. F0ar Hsasrtfr
hatwure. Feb. 81. E..I
"f have crest slH-faetll u stating Hs. .HfH
used ''Ihe aausrtiaIs Eamei.es .crfs srsrss
Disease To- .- mos. visionary om4 luHF D. have
used them gltn judgment, discretion. arI proper
y, and have i0und them respond '1 my l-l
toes promptly tnl efret.l hl.aUE H.
competition, 4 have fle fullest conc ea.s u HH.
efracy, sud 81 ar a by u-s a' t-eu sEftll- b
recommend them strongly
ALFRED q BOWERS.
Assistant -lrlsaaa.u Ner York Vols.
Reader, here r. pr0af positive or the Vau- a'
these truly valuable prgraaH.u-. Ira atl e,-rr
Irg and Disgusting drugs ntfH o.. Fe NT Oh f.Ia-
Dies purely vegetable. Ileaali h tla t-ts a-t A
Sold ~ WJkCW rNIII. Drugs
Cor. Church .lf f.lr aHaa .s.r.
DESMOND A co. F-rTurrnra
30 Kaes street, Fl-aiap.a Pa .-ep-ln
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THIS HOUSE is located opposite the
Steamboat Landing, and only one square from
the railroad depot. 1t Is the largest Hotel in the
cfty, and its proprietor will spare no pains to
please those who favor him with a call.
A good Hall, suitable tor first class Concerts
Dances, Theatrical Performance, Sc, sc, ia L.
nected with this house.
~~ Baggage and passengers conveyed to and
from the house free of charge.
good Barber's Shop, and first class SalooI
and Billiard Tables connected with the house.
JOHN F. STAFFORD, Clerk.
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WHEAT NUTRIMENT,
OLD HOMESTEAD RYE.
In addition to our business of selling Wines
etc. in original packages and in order to insure
to consumers pure Liquors in a compact and con-
venient form, we commer ced the enterprise of
botfling and packing in well known
Wines, Brandies, WhiskIes, ETC., and have sent
them out in style that would preclude the pos
sibility of their being tampered with before
reaching the purchaser. The general apprscia-
ton and gratifying success that has rewarded our
efforts has encouraged US to maintain the stand
ard regards quality, also, to make increased
efforts to retain the confidence and patronage
which has been so literally bestowed upon Us.
BfNINGER & CO.
[Established IT'S Importers of Wines, &C.,
No. 10 Beaver street, New York.
The above popular goods put up in cases
containing on dozen bottles each, and are sold
by ali promif.- Druggists, Grocers, etc.
,p.ni0ns OF the Press.
The name of Bininger & Co., No. Is Beaver
| street, is a guarantee of the exact and literal
truth of whatever they represent.-N T. Com
| mercidI Advertiser.
| The importing house OF Bininger s. Co., No. 1t
Beaver street, is conducted upon principles of in.
tegrity, fairness, and the highest honor.-N Y
Evenins Express. nov2deOdweowiy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-27
HOUSE
CORNER ILLINOIS & WASHINGTON
STREETS, ROCK ISLAND.

STREETS, ROCK ISLAND.
II AVING purchased this hotel and fitted
| it up in good style, / respectfully solicit g
share of public patronage. The house is located
in the very centre OF business, the ferry land
ing, and not far from the railroad depots.
A few boarders can be supplied with good
rooms and board.
&G-I have fine large stable, geod safe wagon
yard, and plenty of room for farmers teams, and
respectfully solicit the patronage of the farmers
and OF all others who wish to stop at q good hotel
N. B.-A good barber's saloon connected with
the house. CHARLES HERMANN,
Proprietor.