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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09
w A NTS.
SWANrRD TRAVELLERS AND CITI.
VI Iena Of WAahinRton TO know that

WANTED TRAVELLERS AND CITI.
w Isns Of Warrington to know that
has opened NEWS DEPOT At osa New Jersey
avenue, near Baltimore Depot
Books, Periodicals., Stationery, Stamps, &e., on
hand for sale.
ss-sabsonptiOas received for the Baltimore
Daily Commercial. ds23-lm
A LADY RESIDING IN A HEALTHY
"a part Of Brooklyn, having q daughter eight
another little girl Of nearly the age, to edu-
cate. Especial care and culture guaranteed.
Particulars and references given by addressing
MES. c., % Front street New York. dsls-n
BOARDING.
pOARDINa.-Two GENTLEMEN CAN
ID BE- accommodated with ROOM and BOARD
at <e7 Maryland avenue. oo27-u
MAaGIE MITcHELL!!
All Of Maggie MitehsI,s Song. and Dance. for
sale at KLLIS' MUSIC STORE
No. 500 Pennsyivania avenue,
jan6-H near Tenth street
u. POST OFFICE NEWS STAND,
Has on hand at all times all the
nA0AzINBs, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, STA.
TIoNERY OF ALL KINDS.
Also all the NORTHERN PAPRRs rsesiysd d
ths earliest moment.
.r' WARRINGTON PAPERS
for sale a. soon as issued.
: s9- The DAILY AND WEEKLY RKPUBLI.
OAn are for sale al PARKER's. and subserip-
tons rsssivsd. ssps-H
ISLAND SADDLE, HARNESS, COLLAR,
4 AND TRUNK MANUPAcToRY.
II. J. LBEsNITZER, sos Seventh street, near
Maryland avenue, keeps constantly on hand, Of
his own manufacture, and At the lowest cash
prices, Harness, Collars, Spurs, Whips, Brides,
Saddles, Bits, Curry combs Brushes, and every
article 10 be found In First class Rstabishmenl
Trunks, Harness, 40, repaired In the most sub.
stahtial manner and upon terms very reasonable.
Give me . call before purchasing elsewhere.
helo.2m
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g o T T S WOOD HOTEL
~ CORNER BIourH AND MAINE SHEETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
This popular Hotel IL located on the
PRINCIPAL BUSINESS STREET
VI the city, and In the immediate vicinity Of all
THk PUBLIC BUILDINGS aud
RAILROAD DRP0TS
Since Its opening In 1880, the House has never
been closed, but has recently been remodeled.
thoroughly repaired and renovated
REFITfBD AND RRPURNISHRD
10 the the most elegant style.
The travelling public are assured that they will
nnd with us all the Attention, Comfort aud Lux
ury which can be scared In any Pirst Glass
House North or South.
CoRKRRY 4 MILLwARD,
noSo'Sm PGePrtetors,
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pUBLIo SALE OF GOVERNMENT
PROPERTY.

bteVet bngAdier General In charge
JH'duSl First Division, q. NJ a. O.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-31

NJ MICA KTER a. Css.-tN. n, CARTER, Dh An
IN MOLD, Montgomery, Ala r. r. HOIGHkiSS, Nss
Orleans -ilENE AL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NJ ~
North Common and Is Neth Front srnets Mobile As III
sonal attention given To receiving and forwarding s""n
dispatch. ~ &c. ~ s# e. -. ga "a l.
Kouns 4 Bro, New Orleans; Chas Lebaron ELL, " "
Slough Esa.. Mohiys R. K Walker Co.. Ne "r'eNns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-31

TRorrBIE IN SELaA.-A rumUr was current Of ,
the streets this morning to the effect that seroq
difficulty had occurred in Selma, between the Fe1
eral troops stationed there and the citizens, |
which several soldiers are reported injured AMI ,
eleven citizens killed and wounded. The report
we learn, was brought down by one of the throug
boats to New Orleans. which did not stop heN
snd we were therefore unable to learn the part
cnars. It is stated, however, that the difficult
or;ginoted in the attempt of some soldiers to seiz
the mules, belonging to countryman who ma
;nst come into SELMA The citizens objected
3bs nroc seeding and thus the difficulty was brough
~ s1 I'VE have no doubt the report is greatly ex
VI. and we therefore refrain from maxim,
sS,Sar remarks until the particulars are receiy ed
W. rive il to our readers only as rumor, and d
mt youcb for its correctness.
S;nca writing the above we learn from gente
,an yvho was in Selma NJ the time OF tue dimcult
I .. +ha ranort as we expected, is greatly exag
s1aro+ed The trnth Of the matter, 80 1ar as on
gformant was able to learn, is as follows one
legged soldier Confederate, came INTO Heiui
wit5 three mules and was taxing theIn w nsen
stable, when he Was stoppta ~ 50 au,ar ~,
soiS;ars who en,isavored to take them away iroi
sH' ne citizeus interfered, and tried TO RI
n NH 4ho snIdiers, to let the man alone In
thew refused to do and dhcu.ty ehsueu, .ne ~
Sie2s drawing their pistols ana payohets anu H.
s;t;yens seizing Whatever weapon Iney couiI .;,'
az hands nn Oae Federal soldier was KIN
snd two negro soldiers badly wounded. sever
r;tzoneS yvere severely cut aud etherw'se ,hJu.e
Tho greatest exeiteIIept p,evahea anu .ne p
commander had called onF al ths M1Jps On y. ,>ot;
to uuell the disturbance. eons st,ast n
was still going on when opr ln ,;ta, 70 take i
soldiers. It is said, had 10 authofity " s sahn
mniss from the conntryman. and should nave
flstea Wheh teq"sSHsNsN4 - tMobils Trbun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-31

(NROCKEKY, GLASSWARE, TABLE
CUTLERY AND HOUSE FURNrsH1NG GOODS.
large stock assorted crates and PACKAGES pns up Ok
ressy for Country Merchants packed 10 order, r
| sAh'L Il. MOORE 4 CO.,
't.AaaF -#-'. 70 G ,np street.
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oLeVsLANo, TENNESSEE.

Al ERBITr 4 PiLIs-Deslars IN Wall Paper
lNl Window Shades, WinBoW Glass ard Photo
grsphic Material, corner OF Church and Market
streets
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Pur,ui, orHonr.ty Under Difficult

= NUT AHANAAA NaNNN e.
Under this hesdirg the New Orleaus
True Delta tells the following.
A day o. two since a youth employed
IN one OF our large dry>gooi5 stores, on
Ntnsl street, found a roll OF bills on the
ilo0r, amounting to 81 .CU. ami carried
u home 70 bis father The father.
honest man that he Is. proceeded 90
the dry goods store next day, with his
son, for the purpose OF inquIFing If any
one vas known TO nave lost such a roll
as was found and nov Ia his possession
Ii seems that the wife Of the proprietor
Oi the establishment assists iu the man
agement OF business. and as the latter
was not present, the father presumed
II best 10 disclose the matter 10 the
madame For this purpose ne ap-
preached her IN = confidential manner.
and expressed himself ~ anxious
10 have u private interview With her
in the small back room attached
10 the store She, mistakiue tno
gentleman.s motives, at once took um-
bragg az MS request, and heW into a ia
rious rage, indignantly spurning the
proposition, auu dtmanuinE MS immr.
diatv expulsion, as well as that Of his
sou, from the store No attempt at
explanation was tolerated, and ths gen.
teman was Obliged 10 leave the estab
hshmenL Bat the gentleman did not
stop here in his efforts 20 find the own
Ger OF the lost money. lie adverused
the fact, aud soon tne individual who
lost she money was discovered and th,
roll Of bills faithfully restored 90 him
To this hour, however the lady D. no
entirely clear Of the suspicion whsci
aroused her wrath the morning that th,
worthy gentleman, above alluded 90
called on her; and she persists in he
determination that hIs son shall not b.
again employed in the establishment a
long ~ she has any control therein
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AFrEExaoN asssIn.

Af,er the House was called 90 order. Mr.
~teraId Addressed the House on the NEGRO
testimony bill. He is opposed to allowiu-
negroes 10 testify. His oath would be- no
protection o. hint would rather work his
] injury. Our preiudicos were 700 strong 20
be overcome in 81 moment. Even IT. jho
negro be allowed % testify, no white jury
will give him any credit
When the negro has shown q capacity
which viii eatitie him % credit, then, aud
not tin then, ought he be allowed o. bc hold
a. witness ia courts.
II then argued that, under the con8ti,u-
tion, whenever the negro is SLOWED % ies-
tify he becomes 8 voter. This BE- IS ou-
posed %, IS this was a white mans govern
meut.
He approved OF the Freedmcu's Bureau,
and regarded IFS cnutiuuaEce g. a necessity.
The Northern States. with theis small black
population, did not stand in the same po-
siti0n as Tennessee sud the other southern
States. lie believed that the recon.truc-
ton policy Of The President vas a vlse 0ue ;
aud be would protect the negro in h.s p chts;
but that did not include the rgat 20 testify.
Ar. Arucil said that bis remarks would
be confined chiefly 10 the general principles
Of the bill. He had been raised n 8 slave
State, but be still was prepared 20 art .n the
cause Of universal freedom. Emancipation
Of the negro had been the emaucipai sou OF
poliIies, AID OF eli mankind.
The question rises above all party issues /;
the right never dies. Liberty was sweeping
every hing before 10. Il was yItaliziuF the
old world, and regeueralug the new. "Au
men are free and equal % was the deciara-
Gol 0f l5165 and iu I-i5 the principle be
came an organic law. Freaiou is our ua-
tona Inspiration.
Aiter every revolution, matters must Be-
- adj usted as % harmonic the popu alton.
Our object is now peace; and a. our national
Inspiration is freedom. nothing short Of
equality before the law Will brinr quiet.
Freedom and slavery cannot exist iogsthzr-
nor can justice und injustice.
Profession lo the negro was Eecsssary, a.
a stiuulsut % labor aLa there -0u De no
pr5tcclsu, unless the negro IS O. i-i Do t-s-
t.fy. THIS is lot O t-iltc aluH' g governments
ouly hut mass government The denial
Of legal equality is 90 destroy the very baas
upon whIch our government rests.
He then pad high compliment % the
bravery Of The negro tro ps 1u- i8g the late
/ great stvuggis, ana asked II such patriots
I ssre TO be q nitd the common privileges be-
[ longing - humsuity. The decree has al
resdy gone forth, and we can't resist .t.
some men contend thas We Rave done
| enough for tie negro b. freeing him. But
q wh4t sFlil is his freedom Il al the rnsans
Q! PEp'sesiaE es v.tsarGFa fFon hiRs he
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emancipation Nas neither wise nor A
humane set towards them. Rut the
taing Is doae she fact IS uccomuHshci
lhelr new position Is 6xsd. With ami
towards them IN tnat new position cf
freshmen, We have 10 act aud todeaI
iheir want 81 tae adyaattrts or
mutual moral and rrs,uosl irsinirs
Z possessed ny ourselves. aE veil ss their
iniefiof position. gives them a clam
upon our Justice and f1rbasrsncs
Aigaer than those Who ars 10 thes. Re-.
spects our equals 10 i.nors or % far.
&c. tlls iaci IS a derrli,t.on M dutv 10
ourselves. AySii ourselvsa o. our hish-
er inteiilgeuce aHd greatcr advantages
o. posiuon TO exact from them
sltlr labor ior less than iu
lar value, and 90 Keen them
from oetteriug their coniiuos.
and that Of their children. Of our
power TO exclUdethen from she Courts
OF the country, s. suiicrs and Wisnes,
ses Eglnce toward them harshness
distrust hatred or auimosity. Use our
superior tsrt aud kuOWieiea. Ia o,sr
dealings with them, to cheat delrauI
or oppress them. and what Will 6e tho
fruits Of our acts Duhke. hatred. an.
imoslty Taese feelings and sentiments.
burned into their hearts and brnus ly
such a course Of sction on our part a.
the dominant race, VIII 10 impressed
upon the hearts ana m Gds of their chil-
oFen' who will grow up IN 8 state uf
smbittered and envsnomed hosulit~ 10
cur children The next generation In
The southern States will consist Of two
races OF treenen, who viii be the dead
" foes Of each other. Encamned in
the midst 0i, and around the home
stesds OF our children, will be som,
Ave or SIX millions OF bitter and deadly
ioeA Is the South invaded by q for
eign ioe2 Here are their natural allies.
Does there come another civil war be.
tween the South and the North Hers .
are The men 90 hrht the baulc Z
agaInst cur children These viii T.
be the Necessary sequences of cur
own course Of action towards ths rare. .
and Tor them, and al tueir diIeigi cau-
sequences % cur Vosteriiy we wal be- 4
morally responsible. Bus lee us pulsue
the opposite line OF scli1n towards ihis
race Open the courts TO them rs wa.
pesses and suitog,, secure 10 them aIi /.
their rights OF person and OF property .
protect them against injustice aud Op
preston, and deal kindly, hamaucly /
and Justly towards them in all our
transactions with them And whstvIll /.
be the results We shall win and re
tain their confidence. and secure their
Sind feelings towards us and opr4
These feelings and sentiments Of COZ
idence and kinduess, they viii impress
Upon the minds OF their children. who
yiu grow up the attached aad depend
ln. friends OF our children T1cNteud /
10 them in their present ignorant State
he right ct Suffrage would Pee neither
wise, nor a humane act. toward them. I
Us possession would only make them
he victims of demagOEucs lt should, I
therefore, for their saSes be withheld [
rom them. Cur grand children eau do Z
Il that respect what experiences shall I
each them is just snd wise. Paleuv.
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eontsnded thai The ,Ianaica iusurractoa was
not The TesE!t Of equality before lhe law. bui
cfiuCqUsliy. cf
Ihe teaimonyof ahorss ha1on- iu Ten
nessee, convicted rnar Of murder. The IA
OF the animal was such as 60 point direct'y v
% o1e particular man. who was convirisa
and sent % the penitenHsry, where he.ii.i.
A man IA Nau-y c0luty hs3 beea e5u, essi
o. a-,1u hy the testimony of dogs.
lie haa go feeling II negro -cual'tv. 49,
eially, as result oi the proposed law. Mr.
ArneA then reviewed the subfaat aii laurth
M steele followed, Iu support OF she DIN
bat the House adjoaTnel before be hai CON
claded h;s remsrks.
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vaIuablo Property for Sale

4 WILL sell at private sale = trsct Of land belong
ing Go she eststs Of r C. VI lsms. aeces-rd,
-loutainne TW Hundred Acres, more or l's -, ~ ng
hsf mile zouJh OF the town of LsgrenceiJ's = law-
renee county, TtunesseC, on ~hoh Oreek- < pon
.aid act the e ls 8 haudzomeiy located, snd neat
two sto y frame dwelling house, kichen, and ttAei
Df-hou.l- stab ea etc. all IN good and substantial
[,rser Convenient ani close BY are two or tnfee
lsrys qr,r lgz OF hno free stone Waler, Nh en- ron
du-lng the whole year. [ pUn saio a1m there ls
sl-o ~ apple and Peach orchard OF very supey OF
gfisitv and susceutioe Of berg nsde tha nne-t 20
tha &C ptrv The whole o. SAID fsrm s under 2 300
fence t greater psTt bang cleared, sbd d IS ler'
tile and product! We sny lana 10 the state, uein2
well adapted 10 either cotton, cora. wheai or rye
grou.nr There is also superior i11ef Fo'ce' sun
ahle ether Tor alRrge IA u or tory OF ootar-''
to be- he best the country. AnJiner kIeAl A&u- So
VANTAGE in owning sal farm, - the general onl-es
20 comm sr,e ana ira e, the sane beng situated
mon thp puTlic hCh-Esy 10 Florence AlSosns'
and the reunessee fdysr, also upon ihe roaa leAl
iuutc the tennessee ana Alsbsna Railroad lui'r-
s,lttnr a PulssllI Tennessee. all Of which roads
ar M good travelling condition. ~ a.i seasons ol 'h
i ytsr. - H.,
I one and half miles sou'h Of the above doscr Ted
ono This tr-t h desirable ior It9 wood none oi q.
Il - 'eered or under feuce, but - heavily lu1uelel
I ,s5th ~ igt, most desirable grovtns-
| TERMS Of gslo-siK, twelve, ano eighteen month'
vifh inte est and approved security.
E,r lirther pariiCu 'ars enquireu Nr. Jsnles NJ
] ,d TbouD.s A Karchsyal, office No AZ, mp STARE,
gisr street Nashville 1enuessee, or tn me under
\ stoned Al qs,isburg Marshall county, Tenn
| dccs2-lm hAecn'iA'
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Chancery Land Sale.

DT e.rfI- g. d=e-rr rf fhH Carrrs-r f..-. RI
- la..l.laf. l-rua---a, l fls ....t. r. k.u E.
a .rn W. iti- n I1siI~F. af at-. VII tft. H..I.
81 Ialues 3 trlnes, RI ti-I Went linI -ri t- I1.
3. bFad.ey, et slz. IuHn ficcua, 81 aIs bel IaHas.
3. siley el nlss Losau MrcarFtr 81 Iall-4 -
kradley, ei Az and A. Moore, llf u-e u. o. D. .a.
hr or, W u Cara OIL ST., b ell E.ii %. b. m .heF
hddsr, on a cTe.lt of cie sud ESQ years-esear.
two lunarad Dollar o. 1e Fal In .sst-afffs. f5lr
house door. In Car nssC, on tha iath day di ErIsH
sTy, isaa. c-ftua Iu-s y. laaf. 90 rl.rI ss.a
ceiru1Hll, hr-iief, nov re- .ie- .u ~n4f.I rHllfH
tisil brtuci 30 3, Courallrug snouI Ifi fFe tua
dresi aeres- ssa isn1 N-s on tf- f.-rH..- reed
lead o. iran iarl lhsgn 10 iEn1n's -pruE. allur On.
EIi.a f1pa zoe tai % pla1s- ltu Hrirnt.f fl~ll
uluosi eztreiy en-iqse'i HIiH --1ur ie1ear. rr
sair--d auf O. rnnarrd, and a a ma-t assIrsn.a is
clfliy Ul EN- 90 r1uutT. =ad lHrd may tr dUt.asf
and sold 'n $50 more lrarfI u deflsti 81 r.saf
cl tie day 81 sale. = d 1lid uti ~ soit NJ. ..n1r
ths ugni ui refie 1ilou. han..s sItl approved 50
cur.ty rreu.ret snd len rfrsi7ef .r -he fr. fsl
money u. a.. CAMPBELL. . s.
iauaf-uai
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llKEMERN.

,OAMERuS. M.&Ct-Boos snd Job Printers,
H aud I'd I.Lers on The uN AID weekly
Uuion, Primers 4uey, between Union and Dead
ere streets.
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General Sheridan, IN reply 10 the LETT
ter in the New York News, from Gene.
raj Early, commenting on the United
States official reports OF the confederate
forces and losses, publishes letter in
the Crescent showing that he captured,
a. prisoners, more men than Ueneral
Early reports was bis entire iJrcc
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In Chancery a. Carthage, 'renne.see.


IL us ca1re. e ap1earIr. t7 tse flFfr arI MrH-
sad s.ir, Llrr. -- Wl-f alI sic Hannnl b
Charles Msfa, George A1slu, Em Tasnn sn
MHeV Masnu are l1l-ras'leu-a 7 fI.r allIs "a. Tel
ms see, so tlat tfa craruafT urceH lf ~ e1Hr.
rlh elroa D. un.ts i1r Sur rIa-cFarFs g.e.a. L
fHr aaa lF| iir Dus1r. less pllrr 30 .aea. Ir
c-iy ci Nashville iranfrsee n. .flr.a. -HA ae'en
dsat- o. a-p b ar me urEi tar1n OF ne cfarrrr
Court o smith coulrv, % ~ "a nf ere .'oart
nousein IN CsIt aas. 90 ths I'D a1udnFrln Isrrsl-
arT I.ari 90 auslsr r1rufianar s f ur fla sfrrIr
81 he d % 80 rnll-a ae nl1 20 lcr hearn- eE-
pare Al g. 8em- T. q. CAMPbALis CAN
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COLLECTING ACENrs.

II s. TUFHILJ, Deputy United states Marshal,
n. collects Note AccoubSs, &C, in Middle Ten
IL see Offce az Sste Capitol, next ooor 10 Fed
| raj Court Room. 2. v. Lock Box ~, ses adyer-
| @ -eulezt N smother column. ldecS- 6m
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I l. & R. ". .3ROWN, Real Estate and General
a Business Agent, over Yorl,'s B0oE store, Ss5
Union str ct, Nashville, Tenn. auS6-6m"
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In Dyspepsia.

and ~ etfsnd ant train of symptoms, il sets more
IKE ACHAHM than med cine. There ls moth
inr in ths whole range Of Matera MedCa that can
OF moment bear compsrlscn with it IN this dis
ease.
A fan sccount Of this wonderful plant msy he
found In the Ilth edit on Of the l. S. Dspensatory
page- sS. sud t3ss
a series of = orr,srments In which Dr. Bun has
teen r years engaged las Just h. n brought to n
.u-ceeslut termination and h. is nov euauled 90
uuer 60 the public 8 cuubiustlou OF CEDhoN WIN
,the- approved tonlcs, the whole preserved lu the
Lest quality Of copper dI-uIcd Bourb n WHISKY,
.hlch he = cnnndert has No equal m he Worud-
Ee WI ght furnish a volume 81 cert hcGtea, INIT the
gubhc have long sinc- iesmed ~ e-utnate fueh
things Nv their true vaiue Tue Fsi--t plan be Tor
every ous 10 test Tor himself The virtues Il ne"
usI sine
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CITY DIRECTORY
Aesnt. ef Insuranee CompanIes.

CtARET & SMITH, Nos. Sc AID Is Union street,
- tGp stslrs) represent the { lJsirg Ccynpainss ;
H2tna Of Hartford, Security, nsnna tan, Me'ropoli-
Tn, hOsnir ans knieEeI ecker lie q New i0rk,
.ad Accident OF C6lrHsbus, ehiC. "a nj
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Lovers Of Pure Havana Cigars snd
Hollands Empress Virginia
eom KLNE a sHERMANs
II YOU want Extra Fresh Green and
Black Teas.
c,o KLINE q sHERMANs.
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS,
For sale Nv RLISE s. sAERNAN.
American and Imported Soaps, IN
Great Variety,
A. FI4NE a sHERNANs-
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics, Pomaae
and Hair on, ,..,,..,.,,
Al KLINE s sAERMAN'5~
Try CBEVALTERS Life for the haiE
For ~ oaly g KLINE sHERMAN's-
Newcastle Soda, Pepper, Spices, and
Pure Flayorine Extracts,
Al KLINE A sHERMANb
o., tCo-1A Goal OI. OyoIe Distilled
| - ~ f,i ANN cold Press'dl lluseet Oh
C.s.o7 0ii, (F.st id.s, sp'Hs rurpea'ne'
all. raFe - '''' RsiNL sHERAiANs,
o-
Extra Brushes, every variety, Surgical
Instruments and Fine SPonges,
| KLINE s sdEhMAN's
I 30
Medicinally Pure Liquors, on hand
Always,
] A. Ki'lNEk sHERslAN'S.
/
AT the Above iar ssle 81
KLINE 4 SHERMAN,
Mazaai, Building. ChUroh sfvoea
/ -,,st vr, NASHVILLE. TENN
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W t-s " l'il aaESu 10 a,ss.,.-.
t. N-t ~. sf r. c1a. Fl. t'a
'-r.s iatt.1 C1aHif. Cd o.. .-.- go.
...s..sal- WIS.
.u
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lauaHeu eoansr. ,lt OF
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EOHN O'NElLL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
81 OF CLAIMS, rTOsecutes all classes of CLAIMS
asainst he Government for eiuaeEs and soldiers
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y NIGHT BKOTHERS.-Deslersin IN Cumberland
IL and rttsburg I, al Wood sawed and spit IN
stoye lengths. Otlce 40 Church street. faid 90
Rolling Muiaill, south Of Brosd. All orders hlled
promptly.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

Va ILsON, j. ". CO.-AlanufactureFs and
W wholesale and Retail Dealers Ia IiH, Copper
an Sheet iron Ware and Furnishing 6oods, No. IL
College fIrSet.
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In Chanoery At ''srthage, Tennessee.


Ben amin Coniit others
lN thi scsu o.. .t tsFFs,-..9 ,5 -le rl.r- ant ga--
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law cannot De- s- sa1 uIfl tnrr. if ~ therefor
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a. the D-suIt h.'ass Tl UarfHsra. en- o. OBJ .f Non
day IN fc.rusrF. l-t'i to assHfF fhr h.It. H.H.
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His Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out tho West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
n less than a year after their introduction,

tanned q ropuiguon su9s vide spread as stln 'oOg
TINT OF korh America. But the croEnt oryuy her
life remsus 20 l-e STAINED m his 81 cocouvegTN
rather Cuulf Iuaton. f5r does not ear n have
usea the disc0verer o. JlDRDN, VII ch is the basis
Of the BiiteTs nov offered 90 the public. Thai hon
belurlB ~ tna Tst Fc inh8ultanfl NJ Ieniral
AmercE, 10 whom its virtues have Seen known Tor
more ihali two hundred years armed With 10 the
Irdlisn hds dehsn % 20 the most deadiy malaria,
snt handle without fear, the most yeromOns ser
pguts. Il is belief with them, N -t he ere n
bre th IN t1e body. The OeirUn potent % clle, no
plaitnr wn Z The SCI sse may he.
Whie Or. Bull ~ not prepa ed 70 endorse this eE
travagsut prsta sion, be Is neveShele~s Fst SIZED
nom thorough examination Of the evidence rela
ting % q virtues, thst o. q rcGedY and prc'enta
tive for M disease arising nom exposure. q theI
1res, lE stands