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NEw YoRK, March sI.-The stesmer Hen.
~ Chauncy, from Aspinwall, with Califor
MIA mails and treasure is signalled. Ar
rived-ship Robin Hood, from San Fran
cisco.
PHILADELPHIA, March SIN. R. Sesrelle,
President Of the New Jersey State Senate
has written a letter t. the Bulletin Of this
city, in which he says at requested that
the caucus should name the man before
agreed 10 60 into secret meeting. Ny mo-
lives have been doubted. am right with
in the doors Of my own Conscience, snd
who dsres to say then that I will not 90
into a joint nesting with Fairfield, Van
Dyke or Gregory? Has any opportunity
been offered me SAY I will, if the eau
Gus will unite on any Of those already
named-Orton, A. X. Hay, of Camden, or
Judge g. S. Woodruff, of the Superior
CoUrt-gO into joint meeting at 10 q. IN. or
any other hour the day next. I want to send
a true man and statesman to Washington;
and I am ready 10 make my words good
By instant action. Let my ensmies answer
that. Let a candid world judge between
me and them. The tyranny which drove
me from a party is as odiOus 10 me in any
other, when it demands me to submit to in
science and injustice combined.
NEw YORK, March 3I-The Commercial
says Wall street is unsettled aud feverish.
Speculation is limited, and though not
panieky, yet decidedly weak. Bills in the
stock market are carrying up prices.
The demand for money il very light; the
rate remains at 5 per cent, for foreign ex-
change. The market closed yesterday at
l061 z9lO65s, for prime Bankers sterling.
To-day gold continues excited and firm,
under strong speculative purchases. The
- - L "
virtually still unsettled.
NEw YoRK, March SI.-The Catholic Mir
ror Of Baltimore says that the Most Rever-
end Arch Bishop Spsulding, as delegate
apostolic, has issued his letters Of conven-
tiOn, addressed to sll the Arch Bishops and
Bishops Of the United States, converting
them in the Metropolitan Church of Balti-
more, on the first Sunday in October next,
10 ~inaugurate a second Council. In eonse-
quence Of the great distance at which the
on the Pacific coast resided, it was
deemed necessary to give them six months
notice.
NEW YoRK, March S1.-The steamer
Henry Chsuncy, arrived from Aspinwall
the Esd, and brings $500, 600.
The Receiver at Panama said another |
IN favor Of the MaulfUerra party
likely to AXE place soon.
No late news from Central America.
Advices from South America state that
The Peruvian iron clads lie aground in CAL
but were successfully taken off by
engineers.
HALIFAX, March Sl.--A heavy southerly
gale yesterday, Frustrated several buildings
md telegraph lines in all directions.
SAsFRAScIscO, March 3I-Ex-Governor
John McDougall died yesterday of apo
'lexy.
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Great Union Triumph.
Major Lewis gets nearly all the Votes
Judge M. N. Brien Nowhere.
His BayORets Work Against Him.
How About Caneing that Negro Wo-
man.
Great Union Triumph.
Judge NJ. NJ. Brien Nowhere.

1he election yesterday resulted in q grand
Union triumph. The returns are not all in,
put It IS evident that more than four votes
out OF every five were given for the man
who stood by the Union in its darkest hour
Major Wm. B. Lewis. Il is q g~lor;ous
day for Davidson county, and Tennessee.
when such a true and noble man a. the
venerable Mr.. Lewis becomes its represent
alive, by a direct vote Of the people. He
who, a few short years ago, stood almost
alone, as friend ofthe Union-he who new
er wayered in the hour which tried mems
souls-is now honored by the sufrages of Al
least four-hfths Of the people Of Davidson
county, because he is the champion of The
people, and their rights.
1t IS indeed an evidence Of the LOYALTY of
the people Of the county, when one who
looks upon his vote against secession as the
proudest Of all his life, is elected the rep
resentative Of the people in the State legis-
%lature, against one whose loyalty was at
least doubtful, and who even tried 10 sail
under the popular breeze.
The following are the returns, as far as
heard from:
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Pssidnt-A. G.. SANFORD,
Pres't LIST National Bank, Nashville.
Wee Peiient,-A. G.. WELLS.
Secrs'GrH-F. Il. COTTON.
Trcdauc,-WM. C.. BUNTS.
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MAZzIN has written R~letter in which
he warns the American people to give
no credence to LOUIS NLPoLEOss pro
misses OF Withdrawing the French troops
from Mexico. lie says that the seven
teen years spent by NAPoLEoss soldiers
in Rome must serve as 8 warning 3 US
The Mexican invasion IS q case Of
evident French Intervention, because, If
even the regular army were Withdrawn,
there would remain always q sort Of
masked ~protectorRte In the face Of
the declarations concerning non-inter-
vention and neutrality, the United
States would resign or occupy a sub.
altern position, If they should consent
70 the violation Of the principles Of des.
potism, without insisting on the right
70 defend republiesnisn'
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Norro nurrlnr Shot and Killed


Yesterday morning about one o'clock,
Mr.. l.. X. Spain was awakened by a noise
at IA door Of his store on Broadway, and
after listening for a little while, he discover
ed that a burglar was boring a tthe door, in
order 10 effect an entrance. He immedi-
atelv seized a double barrelod shotgun,
which was well loaded, and awaited the en-
trance Of the thief and as soon as he APP
peared, he fred, the contents Of the barrel
taking effect in the face Of the villain, who
proved to be negro sold er belonging ''
abe 18th colorcd troops.
Parties were at once called in, aud on e1'
animation it was found that the would'e'
burglar was dead-twelve buek-shot hav.
eng entered his head and face. lie wal
Gually ideuu6ed-his name being Charles
Reese.
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VIII the Judge now condescend to explain
that little transaction for which he was ar
rested by the United States authoritative
mean The Gaming Of that negro woman, be
cause she supported Mr.. Lincoln's procla-
nation, before the Judge became a radical.
The bayOnets did little good-or rather
they did q good deal Of good, and no harm /;
we know Of men who went to the polls with
Brien tickets in their hands, but who voted
for Mr.. Lewis as soon as they learned that
Brien had called in the aid Of the military.
But we will not speak harshly of the dead
-and Judge NJ N Brien is about the dead
est duck in Tennessee at this time. Peace
to his ashes.
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For Sale.

ONE q tha best Residences in the country. ,,
" TIE southern pazt q tar city. near Tie tsrr5Iaul
of the Aouth hasaVle Horse- kaIiroad. III . d..
rae neiEluorhood he nul ing. alarge moder1
iHo-stoW BRICK 9Th Ten rooms, Et ben, a.. sasI
hncE smoke nqree and servant houass. good cs.
tera. large yard, Hel euci5sed, aifE IL aersa IL
land, pan Of Ehc1 - hrsf ate garden LAID. Sci
yard, vita uieuty Of HEter, and al causeuiEnrrI
Tor getting wood. he n. and C. EaHruaf pa.~N
bv the corner Of tie place. ron Wh1ch uood IL -
lived Ter burning uTek- he property i ou--s
~ corporaaou, aud y tharcfore erem1t f-o-, 80
poranon area- A good apuna u in1rsedlsiglv III.
isluInk fhs property. Terms easy.
Eafassof hSLson q hURFRKE
aoFi-f % W, kATT Bk0WNNC1
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For Funerals.
SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock, 100000.

Divided INTO $1,000 Shares Of SO each. 1900 shares,
or SijO,OOO have been appropriated as work.
ing capital, for the deyelopemeu- Of the
properly Of the Company.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN,

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press OF this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming with SO much heartfelt SIN
certify, as the following from the Nash
rsle Daily Union:
"At a period like the present, when our
CITY is filled to overlooking with a transient
nonulation, and diseases prevail 70 an eX-
t.1t hitherto undreamt Of, 1t Is proper that
~ means of cure should be Of ready nc-
- and that those immediately interested
sbou'd have information which will lead
,b.m 10 avail themselves OF competent
NTe5ical advice. Men who have been edu-
ca,e5 I'M The best schools Of the profession
% Medicine. and been successful N q prac-
60 many wears, are surely worthy OF
confidence ii they have gwen their alten-
lion exclusively to one branch OF the pro-
fession. ard made themselves masters OF IL
they have still more right 10 expect sup
port. more particularly u they have anot1-
Ell proof Of their ability to cure. 10 TINS
latter class belongs DIR. l.. L. CoLEMANi
who, IN his speciality, has been a OehelAS'ot
20 the afflicted, and may ever be reIieu W
as a safe and sure physician.
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at u Office
relieving those afflicted with
Chr onic
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MARKETS,
by TeIegrsph.l

CINCINNATI, March 81.
Flour unchanged, supsr6ns s. 1891; Extra s.
S59s; Family and Fancy. s99u SOC.
Wheat dull for The lower grades, but Prime OLD
Is in demand at 81 2o92 80.
Corn imer and in better demand st 52a53c in
elevator Csc in sacks.
Oats dull; S79sSc for No. ., and 4I94sc in eleva,
tor. They are not wanted in sacks as the demand
IS local.
Rye dull; GO965c.
Barley dull 5000 bushels choice Fall sold a
81 10.
Whisky dull at s. "a.
Mess Pork irregular; COO b5ls sold at s25, and 900
do at SIS so. At the close So was the best rat,
that could have been obtained, but cut meats AMI
bacon nOminally unchanged.
Nothing doing 10 Lard. Duh at lsc, and no de
mand.
Butter scarce and prices further advanced $50
55c for fresh.
Eggs sdysnced to 1sc.
Goldl27.
Cotton quiet at 35asSGc for middliugs.
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OLD THEArRE-Yankee Locke viii be the
chief attraction al the Old Theatre this
week. He is the only star in the United
states who can personats the real down
east Yankee, with any degree OF eredibility'
HIS efforts are never oyerstrewn, and when
on the stage, HE acting is SO natural that
one IS almost led to believe him a real
down easter, fresh from The State Of
Maine. Just beginning to see metropolitan
life.
During an engagement here about s yeal
sr, he drew immense audiences, and b,
will doubtless do the same now.
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The following marriage licenses were
granted by the Clerk Of the County Court
Tor the week ending March SIsi:
Arthur Gregg 70 Sarah Ann Pugh.
Lvras D. Reed % Fannie Boasley.
Geo. Nanch 20 Eliza Faber.
Jas. +. Sloan 20 Ann b. Allen.
s. T. Redman 70 Eliza BresL
Chas. Hisen to Almira Jackson.
Geo. Wymer to Nancy Humphreys.
joshua Phelps 70 Margaret Ann Farmer
OLORE
Wash. Eaihcrly 20 +. Blown,
Juo. Wright 10 Priscilla Mullen.
Thos. Lee 10 Elizabeth Robertson.
Adam Mays to Mary Fields.
aas. Drake 10 Lydia Bell.
Fred. Mosely 70 Martha Murreli.
Moses Howard 10 Eliza Hendricks,
Henry Harding 10 Minta White.
Henry Pride % Sarah Allen.
Daniel Thomas % JuliA Armstrong.
VIM. Hall 10 Agnes Ward.
Vim. shore 70 L9uisa Cox.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic.

HFGEMAN'5 FerrHted Elixir q Bark, or Elixir
II OF Clisaya Bsrk, with fyToPhosphate Ct Iron.
Prepsr,i hy HEGEMAN \ CO. Chemists and
RfOPHosPHArE OF IRON was iusrodseedb by
3 RobioueL q PSris, IN 1858 and received fsvors-
be ngrice from The French Academy; 10 Is eas y
stimulated, and not decomHo-ed the somsch y
s,of or the gastric iulce; y = = prompt ebcisnt
go eomhnire the Effects 81 Phosphorus and
I a.. and - not sumuistnE eEruianL
oar FERRATED ELIXIR OF PARK is q FlsNs-
ant Corda', % sessIng ne Falus9e properties q
~-rssya Bsrk. and contains eight grams Of the Py-
roo-rspha'e d Irua IN each duid cunoei and ia al
49, ahere amid and ehcsaOus Iron Tone l.
aesired, vii be found 3 uosf Fsioshe pfeps7aton-
sewriee Furnished % PhysicNns on spPicanon-
PIRE VACCINE RUSS seected from healthy
country ch ldrtn. WARMED relative
HFtsFdAk q u Cordial kaNr Cslsaya BARK.
Alan AID Kino Lozeuges a5d CnlorAte Eosasn Ao-
nenges. AL NE above sold hy DraFEsta
mari en- Chemists and DruEEisfs, Nvs foTE.
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ALI Fools DAY.-The Grads" are deci-
dedly the worst fooled people in the State
of Tennessee 70 day. We hope, now that
they have been fairly, honorably, and
nwfary whipped, that they will crawl in
their holes, and pull their holes in after
them You can't pickle Davidson county,
geutlemen-it won't take Bricn.
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C,,,c,,natI OhIo.-JOsrrH B. QUSrT. is

C,~,uelnuatI OhIO.-JOsEPH b. QUsrT, il
cur authorized agent to receive advertisement Rn'
subscriptions for the NashURle Unsoa.
New Orleans, La.-EDwTs E ovrEAII, o
the Commercial Residing ROou, is our authorizes
agent to receive advertisements and subscription
Tor he NasLrig6 UsiJH.
Memphis, Tenn.-D. Il. Tom a Co. are
our authorized SCENTS 10 receive advertisements
and subscriptions for the NashuzS Union.
ions HooFER a Co Publishers Agents. Al Park
Row. New York, are authorized to contract Tor sd-
yertlsing In oUr paper.
10y. Cor1co Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
mos. New York, snd Browns Iron Building, Phiia-
sslpbia. are authorized to contract for advertising
IN our paper.
g NJ. PrrrEsaILL q Co, Publishers Agents, ~
park Row, New York, and 6 State street. Boston,
are authorised to contract for advertising in our
paper.
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CITY NEWS.

A mission school is to be opened Sunday
April Ist, at 3 o'clock, in what is known q;
Fisk's School Building, near the Chatta.
nooga Depot, TO be called Saint Luke
Episcopal Sunday School for white children.
to DO managed by a Superintendent appoint
Ell by the Church Guild.
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A dispatch from Washington states
that the National Republican will be
issued on and after tomorrow as a
morning paper, in an enlarged form
with new type, and with other i'm.
proysments, as the organ of the Ma.
tional Administration.
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and Winao0 Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRITT & HILL,
AZ Church street, MayfelG Building,
mis- II Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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CHANBER OF CONNERcE.-The following
drms we're represented in the Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday
Mcclure, Buck & Co., stratton, Pointer q
Co. B B Hamilton, Terras Bros.1 T Crunk
4 Co, J J McCann, c X Parsons 4 Co,
Guthrie & Co., Weakley & Yarbrough,
Diekey & smith, Massingale a Snyder, r
II Mason & CO, D We'll & Co, Corbett 4
BOYD, Bailey, Ordway q Co, S A Medav,
A A Spencer 4 Co, J W Wilson X CO.. r
O'shaughnesay, Hardcastle, Jennett a
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A PERsoa in the interest Of the Radical
party-an imported pettifogger-made him
self ridiculous yesterday at one or two of
the voting precincts by challenging the
votes Of some fifteen or twenty of the most
prominent aud consistent Union men in the
city.
Some Eve or six questioned his right to
do SC, as they had no evidence Of his loyal
ty, or that be was entitled to a vote himself,
and in that case had no right to question
the privilege Of others. His obscurity is 50
complete that we could not learn his name.
He said he intended to haze the election
contested, aud took the names of several
gentlemen for witnesses, culprits, etc.
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Dsmasks, Lace Curtains, Window Shades,
Coruices and Wall Paper. Large stock and
At lowest rates, just received by Hewitt 4
Marshall, No. 81 College street.
Mar. g.. I'm.
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james Il. Jones, late Assistant Surgeon
18th Tennessee Infantry, can receive the
pay due him from the Government, by call
log on or notifying John o'Neill, No. IS
Cedar street, Of his whereabouts.
nrr LIZ
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Parties sending Orders TO the Job
Department ofthis Paper will please
write - Union OGiceo ON the face of
the Copy.
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ORPHANS FAIR-A Fair for the Benefit Of
st. Mary's Orphan Asylum will be held
this week at the Masonic Hall, commencing
tomorrow. It has been gotten up under
the auspices of a number OF the charitable
ladies Of Nashville, aud viii, we trust, prove
a benefit indeed to the children Of the Or
phan Asylum. Let every citizen in Nash
vile make it a point to so and purchase
something.
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Eawrx HoUsE.-Messrs- Roper 4 Dole yes
tsraay took charge Of the Erwin House, in
this city. They are completely r~eatting it,
and are now prepared 10 entertain ousto-
mers in the very best style. We can safely
recommend this house TO visitors to Nash
-1la
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Taosr HoKsE TuIEvEs The three Edge
asld harse thieves were yesterday released
from iail, by Esq. Patterson, on their giving
- nan haIl each.
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APRAYER FOR LINDboRDs.-The following
prayer, applicable to the present time, was
formerly used in the "Primer, or Book Of
Private Devotions, in the Reformed church
until the accession Of Queen Mary Of Eng
land. II is reproduced now in the hope
churches, Of all denominations, at least for
a year or two. Il would awaken hopes in
tens Of Thousands Of anxious minds, and
perhaps prove instrumental in reyiviug
sentiments of moderation and humanity in
the hearts of landlords. Il is wonderful
. that such q beautiful and appropriate pray
er was ever discontinued :
The earth is thine, o Lord, and all that is
contained therein Notwithstanding Thou
hast given possession thereof 10 the chill
drcn Of men. 20 pass over the time OF
their short pilgrimage in THIS vale OF
tears. We heartily fray Thee 70 send
Thy Holy Spirit into the hearts OF
those that possess the grounds, pas
lures, and dwelling-p aces on the earth,
that they, remembering themselves 10 be
Thy tenants, may not rack and stretch out
the rents of their houses and lands, nor yet
take unreasonable fines and incomes, after
the manner Of coyctous worldliness but 50
let them out 20 others that the inhabitants
thereof may be able both to pay the rents,
and also honestly live to nourish their
family and to relieve the poor. Give them
grace 70 consider that they are but stran.
gers and pilgrims in this world, having
here no dwelling plEce, but seeking one tC
como; that thew, remembering the short
continuance Of life, may be content with
that which is sufficient, and not join hoas'
to house, nor couple land to land, to he i'm
poyerishment OF others, but to behay'
themselves in letting out their tenements
lands, and pastures, that after this hte, they
may be received into everlasting dwelling
places, Though Jesus Christ our Lord.
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Carpstings, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Drugits'
Rugs and Mats. Largest stock in Nashville
just received by Hewitt : Marshall, No. %
College street. Mar im'
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70 Milk-men.-Milk Tickets (pints and
quarts) on different colored card-boards' OF
good quality, for sale at this office.
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OuR Jos OFFIcE.-We arc executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the heatest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this oflce.
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TRADIxG IN SroLES GooDs.-G. Grosman
was yesterday arTaigned before E-quiFe
Meacham, on a charge of receiving stolen
goods, and was committed to Jail in default
of $4,000 bail.
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Fou sALE At THIS oFFIcE.-Blauk o.
Leases, printed in the nes'e$ STYLE "Aiel
We offer on the most reasonable terms.
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1866.

dOUsEKEEPERs trouIei with verna need
be 20 DO longer, 10 they use -Casrta E1irrnrla
tor We have uzed % % cur -au-aCtou lgd o. re-
box cot s., as would hsgsL We have tuei pos
sons, but tney effected nothing but -uostsIs H
urle knocks tne br~atb On. 0f Rats, Nice. klaHuss.
Ants, and Bse-huas, quicker Than 80 THn artt BE-
10 d. ir great dsuani al over the COUNT M.ir
(Dh1l aarsfr.
1850 "Casraa aigeraa-ment ab17s.
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We are indebted to Ed. Willard, Union
street, for the latest Louisville and Cincin.
matt papers. Go and get your Sunday read
ing of him.
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ALARM OF FIRE "A false alarm Of fire oc'
cured yesterday morning about halt-pas
seven o'clock.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed 10 order.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

puoT % 1T july. ls5S AZ no'ided that ss such
CAms are reierred toa o. Drectors,
coasssiag q len Nade. n =, huggns, aad Thea.
d. Caldwell Esqs, Who rect "a Murrssshoro q
ao0day sad Tassdsy, asih ssd IN mss
w. lNNEs.
fs63u Gsasrk~ supsnhieaassL,
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Italian Awnings made to order. Furni
ture covered snd repaired by Hewitt Il Mar
shall, No. 81 College strees. Mar. s, In.
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Self

This vice, which is never practicOd in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the uoblest
and most talented young men that eVeT
gave tongue 10 ~eloquence or pen 20 song.
It has destroyed health, blasted the consti-
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim V
a living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruina Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this a1hiction, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street.
Or address him by %lstter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. fOb36-C
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Notica.

THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE vii be open
y ed fr blsuess a. the Hall q TIE Chamber q
Commerce. No ~ College street. On THURSDAY
reEL and every day t1eresncr AZ I o'clock, pm 4,
sod remain cpen uufli 2 o'cfocE. shea if u eKpectsd
tnaf thc Msmoera Vii b. present with samples q
Cotton. Grams 6rocenas. A..
Al buyers, rhsthef meubara OF Dot, are rsapsrf-
Hss-a isaac LITToS. s-ey.
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RATS uerua BIRDS -Wh0eFer engages .n shoot
ing small ur1s b. n cruel man Shower ais t1 OK
terminating r0fs is a bsrefgtlr We -huuIi H.H
some ons 10 gife us the benefit 10 fHair rEFerrH
IN drvng 0ut these pests. W- lcai sasef1 u-
besides dogs. cats, and TAPS Jr Oh business -
Ecerfnc Imcrrrl. ". T.
as-5es "C1srAa'a" EiyeFtsemfu t shove