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The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

MISSISSIPPI WEEKLY CONSERVATIVE
This paper, published at Carrollton by VIM
l. and l. II. Curry, appears in an enlarged
form with other improvement, upon which
as evidences of its prosperity, we congrat-
ulate its industrious and enterprising pro-
prietOrs
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

=, There was, some years ago, United States
senator from New jersey who was elected
by his own vote There was. a tie in tbe
JOINT convention of the Legislature, and Mr.
Bateman, President of the Senate, and there
lore presiding officer of the convention. de
clded the matter by giving his casting vote
for himself
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

p The Memphis Avalanche of the 10th.
gives an extended report of the investiga-
ton of the recent affair at Gen. Forests
plantation, in which the General killed a
negro. Capt. Coils, of the Freedmens
Bureau, who conducted the investigation,
censured General Forrest for too liberal IN
d"tgeaee Of the negroes, especially in the mat
ter OF purchasing and carrying firearms,
| and officially instructed him not to tolerate
the practice in future. That seems to have
been all the fault that was found with him
IN the transaction. Capt. c. is an old army
officer, native and citizen of Connecticut
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12
ATTENTION BLACKSMlI


Your attention is called to PERKY :
TUYERE BELLOWS NOZZLE, whi'L I
blast on the bottom instead of the slae
and makes a quicker and hotter fire th ~.
otherwise. 1t gives one. two or three ~ ~
same fire, and spreads the heat over W. W
or concentrates Il ON a point, at pisAS
the whole wing or bar of pillow can 3 =, -,
ly and perfectly, without danger Of ~
what, with ordinary Tuyeres, require.
heats, can be done at ane. 1t saves -
iron and fuel. The fi~e is completeS .
control Of the blacksmith, and no ias. I
1t never gets hot, and will last indenni''
PRICES ACCORDING TO SIZE
$4,000 AND SS5'V"'
Orders filed by CLINTON . RlOhS
"A Magazine street, New Orleans.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JOHN CLEARLY,
STATE STREET, Jackson, Miss.
las received a COMPLETE Rssertmentof

STATE STREET, jackson, Miss.
Has received a complete assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
the latest style and richest MATERIAL also com.
ple.c assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
hest material and Gubst antial; also in store
e. c-al assortment of Gents BOOTS and SHOES.
\ general assortment of
LADIES' AND MISSES SHOES,
q srticle) Always hand n good assortment of
TRUNKS, VALIsES & CARPET bags,
which invites the citizens of Jackson and the pub
lie, Ia 1 and examine and hear the prices.
rsy-Np trouble to show goods April II dly
DON'T CLEAR HOTEL-THE UNDER
signed will open the Point Clear Hottl on about
the 10th day Of May This establishment is now
being rep inted and put in complete repair and
ditiHD, ga and ok being erected, the
grounds beautifully laii ont and the house furnished
entirely h the best of materials and latest i'm
prov. msLts
AuanE- ment7 will be made for direct communiea .
tiOn with New Orleans an Mobile both by steamboat
anf ie'egraoh. Billiard abes of TIL most approve I
pat, lave been ordered Ten Pin Alleys being
tuil Hnd every amusement SUI; able TO the climate
and lie place, afforded 10 man, woman and child.
io ba hing, and f'licg and healthtuiness, this
c ura watering place has superior on the con-
tIurn add The und, r-igued -teH TO make il the
MOI pleasant aud comfortable in the world
April lla'jyl CHAS. f. SMEDES, Manager.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

New YORK, April lO.-The Fenians are
preparing to receive Stephens, who is OK
pected i'll the next Hayre steamship.
The Fenian Senate met yesterday in Sc
cret session.
PORTLAND, April lO.-About two hundred
remains have sailed for Eastport on the
British frontier.
TORONTO, April I0.-Michael Murphy
President of the Hibernian Society, and five
Others, were arrested at Cornwall, on their
way to Portland, supposed to be connected
with the Fenian movements
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

The Washington Chronicle, of which For
ney is editor, mentions Hamilton and Rea-
gan, of Texas, Orr and Boyce, of South Caro-
lima, Parsons and Humphreys, of Alabama,
Joshua Hill, of Georgia, Sharkey and Foote,
Of Mississippi, as public men who are for
mally arrayed in favor of negro suffrage
Except so far as Foote is concerned, who
has not been citizen of Mississippi for the
last thirteen years, like most that comes from
Forncy, this is lie, manufactured of whole
cloth 1t is an infamous Islander on GOV
Sharkey and the other gentlemen named
who are warm supporters of President John
son. and have not the slightest utilization
with radicalSm
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

YEA piece of scandal which has been cir
culated about one Congressman kissing the
wife of another, is explained by a correspond
ent of the Chicago Times to aIlude to Henry
T. Blow of Missouri-the prettiest man III
Congress; the lady being the wife of Ken
lucky ex-general, who never did amy fight
ing worth mentioning"
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TERMS:

GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
To supersede the necessity of agents, and
to extend the circulation of the CLARION,
we offer the following liberal inducements
TO clubs:
We will send
Five copies of the DAILY one year for S45 90
Ten copies one year for.----..----... 80 90
-Four copies of the WEEKLY one year $40 90
Ten copies WEEKLY, one year..----.- 20 90
Sixteen copies one year. 80 90
Twenty-Five copies Observation-Disclosures 40 90
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12


in this country.
ryThe Cincinnati Commercial Of the
9th is in mourning for the death of Mr..
NJ. d. Potter, the senior proprietor, and
announces that no paper will be issued on
the morrow. From sketch in the columns
of the Commercial we extract the following:
The late senior editor and proprietor OF
the Commercial, Martin Decatur Potter
was born in Clinton county, Ohio, NoNem-
Der. y. 1919. and consequently at the time
Of lii, death was in the forty-seVcuth year
of his agr In his bOyhood his family
moved to Nicksburg, Mississippi and his
father died. Though not enabled to take
a thorough course of study, he had the adj
vantage of an attendance during a portion
of two wears at the then iourishing acade-
INV of Georgetown. in the District Of Column
bia Another and not less important part
of his education was obtained in the office OF
the jackson NliSsissippian, edited at the
time by Henry 5 Footc, since distinguished
as politician Here Mr.. Potter learned
the art of type-sctting, and became good
practical printer, Il circumstance that was
afterward influential in determining his
course Of life. He married ut the age OF
nineteen; and engaged in business in Jack
SON Mississippi, but was unfortunate i'll IT.
and tried his fortune again with the same
result in st. Louis, Missouri. His eNpe-
| rience, however, was invaluable, and when
| at twenty-five years Of age he became cit
| lien of Cincinnati his capital consisted 81
| his clear head and ready hand-his will Il
work and capacity to direct labor
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

~. ONIahOny has published a card adj
dressed to the Fenian brotherhood, announc-
ing that James Stephens will shortly arrive
in this country.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

r-g- The Army and Navy Journal says that
the pretended portraits of Admiral Louis NJ
Goldsborough and Capt. Henry w. Morris,
in two recent publications, are actually the
portraits of Capt. John NJ. GoldsborOugh and
Commodore Charles w Morris. 1t is some
improvement in that line that the pictures
should be likenesses of persons of the same
name, and we may infer that the old Gibbs
and Wansley, and Webster and Parkman
stock of wood cuts are worn out
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

LoNGEVTTY.-The editor of the Montgom
cry Ledger says OF Madame Carroll, the
eguestrlenue in Haight & Chambers Circus
THAT she is lady of beauty, and by the
way, grandmother, and is one of the most
beautiful women we have seen for nearly a
century,
We don't like to be inquisitive about ones
age, for 1t is always a delicate subject, es-
peclally with the ladies'; but in the name of
Methuselah we ask what is the age of the
editor of the Ledger !-Eufaula News
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

STThe Civil Rights Bill" being now
the law Of the land-at least until it is
tested before the supreme judicial tribu-
naive publish it for the information of
our readers.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

p A neighboring newspaper puts com
ma after marriage notice; which seems I"
imnlv that there is more to come
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

Orders filed by CLINTON . RI
"A Magazine street, New Orleans.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12
The DAILY CLARION
JACKSON. MISS.

,FFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE STATE
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

BMobile papers of Tuesday are chiefly
devoted to the celebration of the Fire Dc
partment on the 9th, their regular anniver-
sary. now first celebrated since 1861. The
address was delivered by John R. Tompkins,
ESQ. in which the military services of the
Firemen of Mobile was feelingly commemo-
rated Seventy-fve of them fell on the field
mr. deck of battle. and five were lost i'll
Charleston harbor. To This list Mechanics
Fire company No. Z, the nursery of the Enc
raid Guards, 9Th Alabama, contributed no
less than thirty-iive of its members
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03
s U R e KS
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
rARRANT co.

rARRANT = Co.
Gentlemen SIN a resident Of Curacao, and have
ueen dizpos d b write - you cobooDng the real
v.lue Of your SFLIZER APERIENT a. a remedy
OF Ind e sf.on and Dyspep ia. desire 70 expire 5
e you my 81 cere gratitude l0rth great Lenedt the
81 rE1R hss don- my wife.
FOR four OF i've years my wife has been sadly
shl ed with Dyspepsia, and aGer beng under the
{ e tmeEt Of severa' Doctors for tn o. three years,
she vas dnglly induced 10 seer the advles Of a
leaned Pnysicisn, Doctor Csbiais, O. Vsuezuels,
who Imuedia ely tTesfsd her with, your PER-
VE5CERT sELTZER APERIENT. she began to
improve 81 once, sn1 IS now PERFECTLY WELL
Iledft De my duty for the good Of humanity 70
maze this statement, feeling thai 8 medcine 90 val
uGbls should be widely Known.
trusting YOU VII Eya THIS publicity, SDd repeat.
ing my earnest Erattude sad thsnks.
lam very respectfully yours,
S. D. Q. RENRIQUER,
New York, June 20. 'G5. Merchant, Curscao, 5A.
We Ask
TIE suffering millions n our land to give this
remedy q trial convinced that BY its timely use
msny may be relieved. many cured Of Dyspepsia,
Heartburn. Sour Stomach, sick Headacns, DizE-
ness, Indigestion, Tiles, G s~tveDess, Bilious At
tanks, Liver Complains. Rheumatic Affections SC.
Resd the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with each bot
tie. and do not use the medicine sgainst the advice
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only BY TARRANT a CO., ~
Greenwich street. new York.
HE-H~r sale ~ Al hr1nrieta- mya lV
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

The rive continues 70 recsde, with sbog,
eight feeton The shoals.
he io-aEius isms ve Clip srom or az
changes
The river wss stain recs3,ur v--si.r5.
very slowly. There Was ieet y ineh +,
water in the csaa last eveainr. 5 teet f.
inches IN thechute, a1d a feet 9irches eve-
ne rocks On the falls. Business vas - her
Disk on thc levee. The weather was Ser
SUD cool though q ligfIe too Eindv % make
u pleasant The mad OF he uhsrf drv-
5AE 1P DUST heg uuilr to circulate
Le-E in cl2o4s ove- De whaH-L1ar F.
Ds-8ca-.
NA' VElEsSs-llc river rose Il The lsst
twenty -four hours Two M
Meather very wa with Indications q.
rcln lsst evening.
Business hrciv-n- ~r n-H
-. LorE.-lle river h-s s.rna..s rTfnr
here. In the tweuyosr hoars ending n
~ ecloek, am. YESTERDAY, 90 advanced one
men, q lt was then ten iact four ana
t~nree-soarths inches atoVe low watc- msrk
OF isoS, thlrty-onc Ices below high water
marx Of lsiA and tUenry- three feet ave
inches below tha ely Diract-r-a-sa
cen. JaE. 5ls..
CAtso-the river c'1inuestaH e sloulv.
Business on tie leyee was iaF YESTERDAY
rotvithstanding the mud.
The weather ccrcrucs VAIN and u'el-
SAINT. Toward evening there sas s so oi
aampness In tie III. ind eating On esrlv
rain.-De1. Jcr. s1lf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03

PoRrHArr or Hos. VIZ. A. GaAHaN.-Ne
Yesterday saw, at the ohce Of Dr. l.. L.
Coleman, Of the city, a magnificent and
perfect portrait Of this gentleman, whe was
once ous Of the most prominent OF our
statesmen, and who was a candidate for the
vlee-Presidency with Gen Scott. Mr..
Grshsn is 4 relative OF the Doetsr, having
married into bis family, and the p9rt'alt Is
3 prssenlt 70 him. Mr.. Graham "ss ne Of
those wac rssissed the current Of ssee-sion
spd ~ lifea ion, Is ! rs o. no e0u d and
had bis eounses originally 5eea followed
the late terrible civil war would never have
take place. It was 0lly b a North Gro
lima followed after youngsr and mora reck-
less leaders, that it was made . suffer IS
few cher States suffered.
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Bully for Nashville!

The Adams Express laid on our table yes
terday the usual budget Of late papers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03

TIE "AuEEICAs ORGAN. There is al The
music store Of Messrs. Dorman 4 Fenton,
IN the Masonic building, Cherry street. a
splendid organ frem the mandatory Oh 3
a Il. W. smith. Il is a beautiful instru-
mept. Of the class styled the "Amer.can
organ" Ia tones are sFeet and Of great
volume. and cannot bat be pleasing 10 those
who love delightful music. IL has been
purchased, we learn, fora Church at Coium-
hia. Tenn. Messrs. Douuan & Fenton are
the agents for the sale Of these organs IN
this State; and viii sell them at the price Of
the manufacturer. There are several styles
and sizes Of them. We would advise all our
musical amateurs to call aud see the Amer
lean organ" The establisment Of Messrs'
porman a FeBtoa is a pleasant resort Tor
those unsteady iaeliu,d. Both Of them are
musical professors, sud have a rare coAee-
ton Of sheet music and musical iastru-
ments.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03

Persons u-nEequsiutsd ia he eily seeing
so m7nyEdvsrtissmsHts for tho 5nt-
Of SPECIAL Diseases, arc oi.sa A. q loas " dat
tsmine 70 whom 20 ontrust be treatment
Of such cases. To such perOns Wo ;aka
pleasure ia stating that the Oldest estsb-
iishuent Of this kidd Is ct 30. . Dosderick
street, sad lhis should BE- a sufficient guar
sntea that tbis is g reliable i1aE uloa. D..
A. RICHAzD joEss may be iounC IN bis Of
Zee during me hours stated 10 AHs geucrsl
advertisement A. ueS@ass nHA& u
As ~.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03
Court Martial of Captain Bell.
The Result Of the Trial.

-
The following result q the court marital
Of Captain Be ] has been f1rDished as
General Order Nos.
/. Before 3 General Ccurt Martial, which
convened 81 Chattanooga, Tennessee by
virtue Of Special Orders, 10. zoe, Aesa.
1 ousrtsrs District Of East Tennessee, dated
Chattanooga, Tennessee, september =, Isoo
and o. which Major Q. u. Gross, lst United
States Colored Artillery (HeaTyb is Presi-
dent, vas a~rraigned and tried:
Caytain JANIS w. BrLL. oh TsHsesssc Cag
airy. CHARsU-AEraer-
SPONTANEOUSLY this, that he, the faii
james VI. Bell, C1ptEin 9th Tennessee Cav
airy, mEiiciousiy, WIlfully, ielonicusiy and
Of his ma ice Of reth ugh, one John A.
Thornhil. e Ct izen Of jefferson county,
Sta e Il Tennessee, did kill aud murder, OF
Cause 10 be killed and murdered, in the frst
degree, by shooting, OF causing 70 be shot,
the said JnO. A. Thornhiil, with a pistol.
This at Jefferson county, Tennessee, Oh the
gath day Of June, A. D. 1863.
To which charge end specification the ae-
cused pleadsd-NoT GrmTF-
FISDISGs.
OF the specification, guilty.
Of the charge, guilty
~EEh4ENCEs
And the Court do, therefore, sentence him,
James ". Bel, Captain glh Tennessee Cav
airy, 70 be hanged By the neck until he be
dead, at such time and place as the Com
mandiug General may direct, two-thirds Of
the members Of the Court conearring
therein.
The proceedings, findings and sentence OF
the Court in the foregoing case are GPproFedi
but in consideration Of the previous IN
blemished character Of Captain James ".
Bell, 9Th Tennessee Cavalry, OF his good ser
vice ia behalf of the country, Of the many
naIfiatiue circumstances that attend the
case and the statement, Ia the strong re
c~ommendation Of the Curt which tried
him, 10 the mercy Of the reviewing suthori-
IS, that "his only moral guilt consisted in
carrying TO an excess the greatest merit Of q
soldier-unQuestioned and unia.tering ODE
dience p and also upon the recommended
tion Of the reviewing authorities, the Major
General commanding the Department is
pleased 10 remit in full the sentence Of the
Court. Captain Bell win be released from
and mustered ont Of service.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03
OIL STRIKE AT MoMINNvILLE
Depth Of the Wen about 100 Feet.
Twenty Barrels per day Pumped Cat
INC work sun Progressing.

We learn positively that an oil vel has
ham as,rack" at McMinuy.ne, g. s depth
Of about one hundred feet and that twenty
barrels Of oil can be procured daiy by
using the pump. Gen. Milroy, is one Of
the mansgers, and the boring IS being con-
tinusd, and viii be q aowing well, or China
or 3 very hot region, has been reached
BY the way, have our citizens reaIizea
IN. fact that is in the centre Of an oil re-
-;on. and thas Nashville can be q city OF
I5o 600 inhabitants in ten years time, II
tbere IA an effort made in the mntterE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03

WasN WrArHEa M ITS EFrrors--Nsny
people. especially ladies', eemPisin a. 'h'a
season Of The year Of general weakness OF
debility. The use Of speer's Ssmburg Port
Wine viii prevent this The vine Is sala
70 have a most voaderfal eject n givlng
strength, vigor and toni 70 the whole sy'-
TEN il ia extensively used by ladiea nuFs-
Jag or about 20 nurse infants. The vine IS
not a manufactured article. as no water, su-
gar, or LIQUOR is sdded 20 IL. Sold by ". J.
&C. ". Smith, Nashville.
febg-ltdkltw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03

We woald respeelfg ~ cal the atienten
II our readers apdthe public gelrrA =
ne feet, that 4 freeman, cur OPneisn W
for several yesrs past intro tucsc rs
nsssed SrhcroidGf snd Pebble spec'se
aboatt q remoge 10 MS Former pl'es OF
ness 81 Louisvil e, Ay,'Nhere pc
hsppy 10 see MS iriends an9
tgsIve 5avs. tbose wishing 20 avol them
seivss of 5is services viii 40 vel 70 ca-o On
hin At Mcclure Music store, 70. !. tnioh
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Graham, MiIbank & Whitfield,
Bankers Claim Agents

81 Exchange Place.

HAvIS6 speca a11fss, pE-tculSr aaeu6on IS
H gwen 90 he coieuao1 O. claims sG1ns Ge
i1,a sisies Government tsn&-im
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03

on TsEArEE.-ro-nigat 10 Harry Ever
ett's 5suehp and we presume 1hvrs ~A'uot
Be q frieHd-aud WIN is not has iT.,aa7-of
that gsausmaa aad IDLE actor, bus VAL DO
thers. Hs ~ is one o. the cent eonneai-
ans Of the age, and We shall expect 20 sse 6
fal house.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03

The attention Of our numerous readers IS
directed to the advertisement Of Weld An
drsws i Leek, to be found in another col
umn Of to-dsy's paper. Their stock IS 50
extensive and variegated in every branch,
and thsiy prices 50 low, that indgoemsnta
ere offered 70 Ell merchants dealiHEHn ths.r
line, more espeeis ly in he s-h aud
Southwest, 70 give them = call.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03

THIS uuique volume vii coniain the entire col
lection Of "PETErIUrN v. NAsurs Co1trhu-
tons t0the press throughout The country, sui much
new MISTER heret1'ore unrubi shed
"NasbF" personsies The pastor ct the New Light
democratic Church" his letters and sermons
purp1rt to gIyas an inside view OF tho principles Of
The Demo seac party, wuren Ia The most grates-
que. ser0-comic style
Possessing extraordinary interest from 'us origin
atty, wit and sarcastic style. tbs people of 1.-THE West
will n0tfd. 20 give q large circulation 90 this HorE
OF a Western Genus.
The eorE viii he sold
SOLELY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
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KLINE & SHERMAN,
Druggists and Pharmacists
MASONIC BUILDING,
Church ST., between Summer sad Cherry
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.

Lovers Of Pure Havsns Cigars and
Hollands Empress Virginia
eoso KTISE a sHERMAN-s
If YOU wsnt Extra Fresh Green snd
Black Teas,
GO to KLINE a sHERAAN's.
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS,
F,--5s hy KLINE q SHERMAN.
American and Imported Soaps, in
Crest Variety,
ELlNE shEkNAN%
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics, HSmaoe
and Hair OIL,
Al KLINE a sHERAANS
Try CBEvALIKR'S Life for the Hair
For - CIV al KLINE s sHERMASS
Newcastle Soda, Pepper, Spices ana
Pure Flayoring Extracts
At KLINE q sHERMANa
uNrd OF. NolA Crdoa. 0reHe distilled
I Gator OF OAmu cold paess1 Lnseel VI
Castor on Res lrdal spne i4fP
For slss1 Kline a sEERSAN'S
Extra Brushes, every variety, SureioA'
Instruments and Fine SpOnges,
Al KLINE 4 sAERMANa
80
Incidentally Pure Liquors, on hand
Always
Al KLNEk sHERNANS.
Al uo koovc fr sse
KLINE 4 sHERMAN'ss
MasrHzc Eulatnr Chur-A sf-..t
Ecv7tSn NASHVILLE, TENs
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Accumulated interest," HD
Tal .., sIOOs 7sO,ss
The Liabilities r "a follows
9Th ina .ou due and not due to Banks and other creditors the oOmPUy---~~-~ None
GE 900 muEndm md due rW@
I'm Ioss eduSedm and not ~~~" ~N9 a. $50
sb losses I2ortim and waiting further 1TS
an an other q m against heConFny, FOL Printing sess J----------"~--~~ tE
TotI a5Hts-----------SHE2N
Ion. Tn. greatest nuOuushmured IN sy QUE uz il $1,000 sU~Pta sPsdA leases 49, L.
uh The anouutn su ed many onsC y, Town. NmNS1
Ih The EoGt Hs9T S IN ALL ~ one ne o. Sso aHpS1y On q q Kellogg. PsHdsuL
lLhAa D LA srTT Or &ur-urT. cou1T or HAauO }s FHAEuuR Dec 80 use.
~ ndW m q Ort s9et r., and made oMh that ss hoWs ssemen By him
INSCRIBED Is uae~ N%~nS Casaw ". JOHNsJN, sJuts Of tbs Peace.
uD1o1uT Rms Nluu II Tw E&u, January ah 1850.
n m uA. C- eMr mhs ra az fbs state o. TsunGses 20 cert tmUs ePh8nI
7un.S.,""6o n@vo gr ord Com, Ia, tpughi SAen tf e%somh vht laws o"he
sss Sss1D I@pp Fa iai Ia Grmce" companies aadA- bLaesstg sa-oas are hsNfHe g.
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P p PECK, Result 20 'NshNAs i"S
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-03
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