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Suicide in High Life-Self-DestTuc-
ton of One of Our Most Wealthy
Citizens.
From the Fort Wayne CLs) Democrat, April 30.
Another soul has been ushered into
eternity, and passed "to that bourne
from whence no traveller Teturneth.
! esterday morning between the houIs
of and > clock, William II. Ewing,
Jr, adopted son of the late VIM. y.
Ewing, committed suicide by shooting
himself with a revolver through the
head. Yesterday, all manner OF ru-
mOrs were current on the streets, none
of which were correct
Itappears the deed was premeditated,
"A the deceased had been heard to say
that when he got helpless he would
not remain long on earth, that he would
end all his troubles by self-destruction.
He has been i'll for months past, and
most all winter confined to his bed.
His disease was slow consumption and
his sufferings were great; he was an
ticipating the grim monster at any
hour. On Friday and Saturday last he
was busily engaged in destroying let
ters concerning his domestic Difficult
ties, as he was divorced from his wife,
the eldest daughter of Col 6. W.
Ewing, senior, several years ago. One
child, a lovely little girl, was the fruit
of this union. After the separation,
Mr.. Ewing took the child, which was
boarding with him at the residence OF
Mrs. Esther Ewing, corner Ewing and
Berry streets.
ON Saturday evening he sent for hls
attorney, Judge Morris, to draw up his
will, in which he left the bulk OF his
wealth to his daughter Yesterday
morning, at the hour mentioned above
| Mrs. Ewing had left his room, when ht
| arose from his bed and walked to {
bureau in the room, upon which was 6
| mirror. Opening one of the drawers
he took a revolver, and standing IL
front Of the mirror, deliberately placed
| the muzzle of the weapon about al
inch above and in range OF his ear, anC
pulled the trigger, and he fell to thu
floor a corpse. Instantly Mrs. EWING
rushed into the room, but discovered
that life was extinct She immediatel,
notified the authorities, the corone
was sent for, who had a jury impaneled
the verdict of which was IN accordance
with the facts which we have given
The deceased, we believe, was born II
this country, and had resided here yer
nearly all his lifetime, and was wei
known, not only here but abroad, AM
he was formerly connected with tn
business house OF G. w. q w. q. Ewing
the we'll known Indiana capitalists
He was about thirty-six years OF age
and leaves a large circle Of friends an
acquaintance who will mourn his ras
act.
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On His Way Home.

The Hon. C. c. Clay was discharged |
from Imprisonment In Fortress Mon |
roe. mainly through the instrumentality |
of his wife. Few such ladies as Mrs. |
CLAW live in our day. AT the most elite |
assemblages IN this nation she has
charmed ali, with her brilliant beauty |
and sparkling intelligence. For years,
in Washington, she was the brightest
of all the bright stars composing The
galaxy of congressman wives. And,
vet. with an intellect that held states
men spell-bound, simplicity and gentle
ness. pervaded like golden ore, the
whole texture Of her character
We shall never forget an incident
that occurred while travelling on the
Cbattahooche river in 1883. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay were a part OF the company
on the boat, and were treated with the
marked consideration due to such dis
tinguished personages.
IL was whispered to Mrs c by the
chambermaid, that a poor old con
sumptive negro woman was down on
the deck of the boat, very uncOmiort-
able, and IN almost dying condition.
Mrs. {. sought her husband, and leav-
ing the company whom her rare con
versational powers had enchanted for
hours, went down, 10 see for herself
the condition of the poor old negro.
In a few minutes, she and her husband
returned, assisting the almost diving
African into a state room IN the ladies
cabin. The balance of the Journey she
spent the greater part Of her time be
sida the couch of the humble sufferer,
entertaining her, alternately with plea
SAINT stories, and reading the Scrip
lures. Mr.. Clay assisting in these
simple, unaffected intentions with
pleasure.
This incident was witnessed with our
own eyes, and we are willing 10 be
sworn 10 its truthfulnoss
And tins is the gifted woman whose
eloquence IS potent yet, even to open,
ing prison doors This too. Is the noble
man, who has been thought worthy oil
a long and wasting imprisonment
Thank God The award of a higher
tribunal will reverse the tyrannical de
cisions of men who are, themselves
this day, on the wrong side Of prison
walls.
We clip the above from the Tallahas
see (Florida) Sentinel OF April 18th
The incident, as given above, is true
every word of it. Mrs. Clay was, before
the war, largo STAKEHOLDER, and al
ways treated her slaves in the kindes
aud most humane manner, taking car,
of and nursing them IN sickness suc
providing bountilully for their wants a
All times. In consequence she Is hell
IN high esteem, not only 10y her owl
former slaves, but 10y all others. Ii
this connection, IL may not be lmprope
TO mention, that, soon after the arrya
Of Mr. and Mrs Clay at their home d
this place they were serenadcd 10y III
Terrell Band, composed OF colore
musicians, old resident free men, an
some freedmen, lately IN the service G
the u. 5 Government They playeI
among numerous airs, "Home again,
and "Home, sweet home, thereby del
cately but most decidedly proving thei
appreciation of the presence Of the dI
unguished gentleman and lady anon
them.-Ihutu,Hs iaayo,dfDl
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United States Of America,--Mi lid
die District Of Tennessee.

A LIBEL hsying been iled on Nav 2, 1866, in
n thel = District Court &C Ns-hy De, by VII
Hau HrutoT aud her, against the Steamboat
THY Us, her boats, apparel, tackle and iurrI-
ture, and sgs INST all persons Interested therein
prsyIng. f1r reasons mentioned therein, that TIE
same he arrested snd finally Sold snd The proceeds
distributed according Co .sw; and said Steamboat,
Sc having been so arrested ~ me
Nos, fereiore pursuant 60 he monitor a. SAID
Court, hereby give public notice % sl persous 10
tere-ted N said Steamboat, her boats, apparel.
tackle and furniture to appesr leiOre the Judge Of
said C1ur., 40 ihe Federal Court room, IN the Capt.
tol al Nashville on Msy U.s. 1880, 81 To O'Clock m,
and then snd there t1 PROFOUND their cltIms and
make theIrAegalons In thst behslE
EDWIN K GLA9COCE,
msy9-lst a. 5. u. NJ. j. OFT.
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Su Err E Il S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANT 4 Co.:

TARRAET 4 Co.:
Geptenon-I am sresideut Of Curacao, and have
heen disposal to write % You concerning the real
value of your SELTZER APERIENT - a remedy
for Indigestion and dyspepsia. / desire 10 express
10 YOU my sincere gratitude for the great benefit the
SELL LER has done my wife.
For four or i've years my wife has sbeen sadly
stIiIcted with dyspepsia, and after ing under The
tre.tpnslt Of several Doctors for two or three years,
she was finally induced 10 seek the 4 Vice OF q
learned Physician, Doctor CabalIs, Of Venezuela,
who Immediately treated Der with your EYER
VE5CENT SELTZEK APERIENT, she began TO
improve at once, and IL now PERFECTLY WELL
feel Il 70 be my duty for the good OF humsnt ~ To
make this statement, feeling that medicine SO val
uable should te widely known.
Trurtiug you will give this publicity and repeat
inc n v ss.rrest gratitude and thanks.
IaIn very respectfully yours,
). y. Q. HENRIQUER,
New YORK, June e, 20. Merchant, Curacao, "a,
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Letter from Treasurer Spinner.

Letter from treasurer Npiuhtis
QUERIES OF A NATIONAL BANK ANSWERED..
United States Treasurer Spinner to-day
addressed the following letter concerning
National Banks 10 the cashier of the Mer-
chants National Bank, Memphis, Tenn:
"You ask TO what extent is the Govern
roent liable for the redemption OF the notes
Of the National Bauks2 / answer, TO the
fuU nominal faco value Of every note issued
by the Controller Of the Treasury to bank
and the bank puts Iu circulation. You ask,
sbould the bank deposits with the Assistant
Treasurer 10 secure the circulating notes
with the banks depositing them be made
ruafe to the redemption of the notes of the
hank bv reason of the decline Of the secu-
rites. IS Government bound to redeem the
notes al parg The l0rty-sCventh section OF
the National Currency Act not only gives
the right 10 forfeit all the securities, but Tor
nuy deficiency the Government has Just
and paramount lien upon all the assets oil d
drr.Iltinu bank. ] therefore answer tho
question atiirmatively. Youask again, could
the absolute failure of National Bank mn
pnir the value of the circulating notes OF
the bank making such failure? ] answer,
no: on the contrary, the notes OF NaLi. nal
Bank that has failed are rather better than
those Of a bank IN good Standing, II away
from the business marts or commercial cen
tres q tho country, for the reason that the
Treasurer Of the United states becomes the
Cashier of such de,aultug bank, and VIII
through his assistants and all other Govern
meut officers, redeem such circulation.
You ask, fourth, "Are the notes OF the
United States Treasury, beyond tho iacs O
being Legal tender, better security ID
the holders than the currency OF the Ma
tioual Banks"
Tho United States Legal-tender Notc
,H,r8 no greater security to the other than
tbe notes of National Banks. The only
difference between the two is that while th'
latter are only legal tender from and Il
tbe Government, the former are such legal
tender from and TO all parties, whether mu
inequalities, corporations or Individual
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Renewal Of Government liz
Censes.

UNITED STATES iNfERNAL REVENUE, ]
C0i4E.ron's UrHCE. ZD BtsTEIyT - TENS.
NAsHyIL-E, May :, lsu5.
A IL persons doing business are hereby notified
n tnst their licenses must be renewed forthsith.
Neglect and delay ~ or this notice, VIII not ue
over ooked, but any person found doing business
without license on the lst July next, viii De hned
$500. Hereafter, no license vii d. granted Tor dis.
tnuE 10 sny person who Is m arrears Tor taxes, and
al VINO found engaged IN that business without
license will be prosecuted fJr the nnes and penal
ue- pres ribei by lsw, aod immediate steps u De
taken 20 conhScate their disulery and the land
upon > hich u Is situated.
rnay6-2,g (U H. L. NORVELL, Collector.
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WHITMAN BROTHERS.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
Rags! Rags =!

WILL pay -.H cents FOR ,r.ran Cotton Rags, IN
w uuanuae- 81 loo Ne or m0rs. H.ghr-t price
paid lor Old Bsggng, WOODEN kNg-, Cotton waste,
Ac.
NO. 90 n. (. CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE.
marCA-4 a.
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rKRNs OF SURsCRIPTION :
BATES on ABYERTISIKg.
70 LnYERTIsERs II DETAIL,


Advertisements in the Special Column, hrst time,
trIr. I 81 s lines 81 OO-each additional line, -
CenIs. eUtseduent Insertions, 10 cents per iDe ln
Inrsl Column, first time, from 70 lines, u "
esrb additional Inc, 30 cents subsequent inheT-
tons 10 cents per Inc. .-, ---..s--
od ali double column advertisements, VIII Dc
charged ss5k per cent. advance on regular rates
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII BE- charged st the regular advertising rslcs,
and must invariably be paid q advance, OF no n
sar1On made.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

L. Ar. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
u business Agent, over HOrks Book store, 3S1a
Union Sire ct, Nashville, Tenn. aus6-6m"
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,ooESEILEKS AND sTATIONERs
CAHKI4GE MANUFACTURERS.

l,INGLkTON, r. bookseller, Publisher
y Siationer, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
Building. .............. .......
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LAYERS a. HUNT-Manufacturers of all the
M Latest STYLES Of First Class Carriages ami
Bugaes, Express Wagons and CsrryalIs, " North
MarEet street.
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Nj ERRITT & HILL-Dealers IN Wall Paper
M Window Shades, Window Glass and Photo
graphic Material AZ Church street, Msyfeld
Building, opposite Maxwell House.
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REFERs BY PERMISSION TO
Hon. Rlchsd Ogelsby, Governor State Of Illinois.
Hon. David l.. LAWS, Judge Supreme Court, U. 8.
Hon. VIM. G.. BrownloW, Governor Of Tennessee.
big. Gen. JAS P. Brownow, Adj. Con. State OF Ten
nessee.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Bren, Nashville.
Hon VIM. Nathaniel Baxter, Nashville.
Hon. 10. &. Guild Nashville.
Hon John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P. W. Ma1ey, Esq, Nashville.
Messrs Morris stratton, Nashville.
Messrs. Evans & Co, Nashville.
Nimrod Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
Iunel6
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NOW rs THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE!
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRLBEi
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRLBEp
ONLY So 20 FOR THREE MONTHSi
ONLY So so FOR THREE AfONTHSi
ONLY So 90 FOR THREE MONTHSi
ONLY So so FOR THREE MONTHSi
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,,PRING WATER Observation-Disclosures s
y FRANK, successors TO NJ. }. DTuckef. Brewers
III Ale and Lager Beer, No. Il Broad street, Nash
Vile Tenn. luecS-AJ
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NEWS DEALERS, &c.
REAL EsTATE AGENTS.

OONE 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Retail
~ Booksellers. StstOners, ana News Agents.
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Tennessee and Cumberland
GIL AND MINING COMPANY
INCORPORATED BIZ
Special Act of the Legislature Of Tennessee,
June Sth, ls63.
SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock. 100000.
Divided INTO 5000 shares of SD each 1900 shares,
or SI5J,OOO have been appropriated as work
me- capital, for the develOpement o. the
property Of the Company.
A limited amount only OF the stock thus sppro-
pri led has been placed IN the hands Of the omcers
0ftne company to be sold aJ s. PEI share and IS
the stock has all been issued, full paid, IN pay
ment of property, It Is not therefore. liable 10 any
future assessment.
OFFICE: No. Goa North Cherry street, ftstoIhce
box ga, Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
?. H. COTTON, ofTenn. c. L. HEQUEMBoURG, Of NY.
yyN. G HUNTS DELANO T. SMITH, OF DlIun.
A q sAyF3BD :" A. G. WELLS, of Mich,
OFFICERS.
Presdeut,-A. G. SANFORD,
Pres't Is. National Bank, Nashville.
Wee Presidelt,-A. G. WELLS.
Selrg,artb-F. h. COTTON.
TTeaarer,-WM. C. BUNTS.
Mining Supsrntaadsnt.-C; L. HEQUEMBOURG
The property ofthe Company consists Of lease
hold interests in the counties OF OVerJOn, Fentress,
White. Jackson. and Warren, 10 the State OF Ten
uesgee, amounting IN the aggregate TO over eight
thousand acres
The membership Of the Company and the Board
Of Directors comprise men Of BUSINESS experience
md reputation, and Of a thorough and piacucal aC-
guajutanre with the OIL mines of Pennsylvania,
iha Mining Superintendent was one O! the first eK-
uIorers OF The OH field of that Stale, and struck the
INST flowing oil well IN the country, well known AZ
the HeduembOuTg well, and 10 which the Cll inter-
psts of PENNSYLVANIA, then 10 their nasceut state
wee very largely indebted.
This Company will lease portions o. their Valua'
bic lands IN small tracts, to private parties or com
uapies Tor IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT. This ~ a rare
chance for bona Jts operators 70 obtain leases on
terms that aill be amply remuneratIgs.
Terms made known on application
40 HRRE SPECTATORS WILL BE TREATED WITH
DESCRIPTION oflands and samples Of OIL obtainel
from the property may be seen by calling at th'
office Of the Company, No. CO.. North Cherrl
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, +. II. Cotton, Nashville, will re
ceIvs, orders for stock, and Will T. rward certificate
by return mail when the money accompanies The
order.
Oct eff
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NATURES
Own REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water
NATURES

NO natural or artifi ,ial compound has yet been
N discovered or nanufacti red that equals these
waters AS a preventative relief and peTmanentcurer
for many temporary and chrome dlseases, aS prov
ed by the experience Of many thousands who have
drank them for years, with The most beneficial ef-
fects.
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Is firm and consistent in its support of
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmanllke
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizensI and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
1t will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous lntelh-
gence from all quarters.
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COLLECTING AGENTS.

II s. TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal,
IL, collects Notes, Accounts, &C, IN Middle Ten
no see Office at State Capitol, next door 10 Fed
raj Court Room P. .. Lock Box 81, SEES adVer-
tlsenent in another column. ldecs-bm
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ALEXIS BRAGG& WARREN,
wEoITsALE nEALFEs Is
Boots, Shoes and Leather,

hrg 90 invite the attention Ci purchasers 70 their
-U.rpfIF stick adopted to al sections ol the coun-
rry. AMI vHr h fhcy offer 81 The lowest market
pr.es-. Special attention paid 20 orders.
ALEXIS BRAGG. ANDREW WESSON IN.
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CONGRESS WATER


IL catharte, alternative and tonic, and is vaus-
bic remedy for affections Oi the Liver and Kidneys,
Dyspeps a, Govt, Chrome Constipation ana Outane'
Gus diseases. Is most powerful preventive OF the
Feyers and Bilious Complaints, so prevalent IN
warm climates.
EMPIRE WATER
Is a cathartic, and a valuable remedy for Rheuma-
tism, Dersngement Of the Liver, Diseases OF the
Skin, and General Debility. Its effects are most
sautary in Lung Diseases. II Is an almost sure
cure for Scrofula and the most aggravated forms OF
Dyspepsia AS preventive and cure Tor all Bilious
arrangements lt stands unTNahed.
COLUMBIAN w AFTER
Is a tonic and diuretic of ghly beneficial charac
ter, and Is positive remedy for Diabetes Gravel,
Calculus Irritation and inflammation OF the kidneys,
and Bladder, AID has most slnngarly active effects
IN restoring these organs when deblltated by long
disease Females who have suffered for years from
Irregularity, and the distressing diseases known
only to their sex, have been entirely cursd by the
fsuLful and Iudcious use of COumb an Water.
These waters bottled fresh and pure, from
each OF the above named springs, in so careful and
secure a manner that they preserve all their me-
dicinal vaIue for years, aud will be found equally
eficaciOUs when drank thousands oil miles distant
as when taken directly from the spring.
Bc,oarc,of limitations and Inferior Waters.
The cOTEa OF all genuine congress- Empire auu
Columbian Waters are branded ON the side Of the
cork, thus:
! CoSGGEss WATER EHrIRE WA Co
GAZE. S. Co. Z. q +. ,. 20
CCoLUMBIAS WATER,
C.&E.S. Co.
Packed safely and securely, IN boxes suitable ior
shipment 10 any part Of the world. Congress and
Empire Waters in boxes, contsining Dozen Plnts
or 2 Dozen Quart Bottles each. Columbian Water
in foxes containing 4, or Dozen Half PInts, or
Dozen Pint Bot es each.
Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and frstclass GrOcers.
Sold only at Wholesale by
HOTOHKISS SONS,
PROPRIET0RS,
81 BEEIKmA Ian ST., N. ",
Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
As dozen of the above for sale by
Kline a. Sherman, Masonic Temple,
Church street
| msrl-tu thurksst-3m
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COAL AND WOOD.

HNIGHT BROTHERS-Deslers in Cumberland
n and Pittsburg Gal Wood sawed snd spllt IN
stove lengths. Office 40 Church street. Yard on
Rolling Mill all, south of Broad. Ali orders filled
promptly.
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q Cheapest Pleassntest. most Desirable as defence
against CIUTHEs- MUrHs. Druggists eveFyEEere
sell IT, HARRIS a CHAPMAN, tscturers, Boston.
mayIO-th fri sat
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Administrators Notice.

rayT,G qualified As Administrssor on ne e.
III tsfs of John II. Hal, deceased, THIS ls 70 no.
~ All Uersons having CLAIMS against sara 49,
az fEesn with me within the tine presented y
- ~ 1h@y uIlI he barred, and those indebtod W
C' iir1s,g jobs HU. SMITH, Admir-
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CAREY 4 SMITH, Nos. SO and 80 Union street,
Inn stsirs) represent the following Companle si;
Fna Of Hartford, Security, Mannat' saesi oTl-
ian. Phoenix and Knickerbocker LIE Oh We" w.
sn3 Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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Nervous Debility.

Seminal weakness, etc, can ~ cured BY one VINO
has really cured himself snd Hundreds Of DINERS,
and vii tell you nothing sbut the truth. Actress
Niih stamp, BOX o.
dao3c-dkWlYH Boston, mAHsa
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
nunr usrov OFrIcE,

Nashville, May ~, IooO'
Cotton is firm at 28G29c. The sales yes
tsrdav amounted to nearly 200 bales. Hold
ers are expecting a still further rise.
Corn is scarce at g2c for yellow, and 95c
for white, delivered.
Clear Sides I9Jzc, and sugar-cured Hams
2lr. The supply Of both these articles is
limited, but the demand is only moderate.
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We, the undersigned, Esve this day adopted me
above rates for advertising, 20 Which We DAU Sui'
selves strictly TO Sdhcre. ,,,,,,,,, r,Dr,,TTlc IN
JOBN WALLACE, fer the Lsspeteh.
BARRY, WINHAM 4 co. tor tfsSs.
PILL, JONES & Co, for Gazette.
NASHVILLE, grEB.. sept .. l5b5-
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sIaaIlrill& 4nlQu.
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1866.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
BECKETT, BROWNE, HANKS d co.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

IOHN ONEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
81 Of CLAIMS, rTosecutes all classes OF CLAIMS
against The Government for citizens and soldiers.
Orbce 80 Gear street, Nashville, J enn. lnoh'hT
VyUMPKINS, h. & co... S. c aim Agents,
Officers Pay Accounts and Quariarrnss ttr
Vouchers bought at the best rates, or Collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up st''Is
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err, AND BRASS FOUNDERS.

nERRY / DUMONT, Bell and Brass Foundsrs'
Mannfacturers of all kinds Of brass work,
t-oIaTa IN gas steam and water pipe, OIL well lu-
ripg and pump, gum hose, packing. sPelter, soider
and bsbbit, No. "A Broad street, near the riVeE'
marl4
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE
attorneys and Claim Agents.

~ $. DELANY, Attorney at Law. and War Claim
II, Agent Cleveland, Tenn. nOY5G-ly