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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15
'rHEGATE CITY.
MIR. Bolts Plain Talk o the Pardoned
Rebels of Virginia,


Hon. John Minor Bolts has Published a let
ter, showing from legal Authorities that the
pardons issued by the President do not re-
lieve their acceptors from the crime oftreason
After exposing the high handed course of
the pardoned legislatures of Virginia, Mr.
Bolts says:
Now, then, may be asked for what good
purpose have opened up, or propose to open
M these cases, and | answer, | propose to
show to these gentlemen what is held by some
of the best lawyers in this country to be sound,
incontrovertible law in their cases-that they
are not yet far enough out of the woods to put
on ali these airs of superiority and lordy die
taion to those who have rights in this govern
ment superior to their own, to show to them
that they stand on dangerous ground, with q
mine beneath and that they cannot ana viii
not be permitted to frown down, or crush
Down to trample down, to vote down, to
write down, or to put down in any way the
Union men of the South who have il in their
power to place them in far worse condition
than they have yet occupied from the begin
ming of the rebellion; and in far worse con-
dihon than they can place the Union men,
either by voting them out of office or other
wise expressing or harrassiug them.
As for their social distinction, let it be kept
UP to their hearts content. Nobody cares.
suppose, to associate with any of those who
prefer other society: this pretension and ar
rogance is too ridiculous and contemplate to
produce any other feeling than that ofpity and
derision. If this disposition proceeded from
the pride of the conquered, it might be re-
spected; but when it proceeds from bad taste,
bad temper, bad feeling, and worse judgment
| should despise the man or woman who
would stoop to conciiate it. They have the
right to do it, but those who encourage 1t
stand much in the way of their own interests,
and the interests of the State, when we should
all work together for the common good; but
they can be permitted no longer to treat
Union men with indignity, or to stigmatze
them as traitors, for every Union man has
his remedy in his own hands
Now want to be understood. Not par
don has been granted that | desire to see re-
voked. There is no man that | have cared to
see pronounced an alien by the law; provided
full Justice is done to the Union men of whom
there are from $4,000 TO $4,000 in this State,
and who would openly proclaim it, if it were
not for he terror of public opinion. and the
fear Of denuncation from the public press;
but if there was not handful, a baker dozen
or if stood alone, would demand it for
myself Therefore | call upon every Union
man in the State and IN the SOUTH to stand
up for their rights without fear, and say to
all who would withhold them, "sTASD FROM
Under II
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CERT 4qen for Aorthrcatern 5
OFFICE, S. DEARBORN ST.

Sold at wholess'e in Chicago by Fuller Finch Fuller,
Burnhanis X Van Sci "a. /, Lori Sm III. NTH x
DIVER II Reed g.. Chts >u'' Dirfasch. ri ekt
a c.. II Scpvf w b tiarri- Co. Pet Bsdran. and
by dru gists and dra err generally tet*d4m
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rck TRs kKcxPrIos AND rRxarrYrT
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
DISEASES OF THE EvE AND EAR.

YsHIS Institution il situated in the most
= pe%sai aud healthy psit o. tie city - k+.k,k
Iowa and is we'll arranged every respect 10 secure he
comGrt o. invabds.
The following diseases admitted and treated In this
Institution:
lst Surgical diseases and all requiring eieal
operations
p. Diseases of the IL and Far
Sd Diseases Of tie Lung., Throat and Heart.
4fh Diseases Women.
Drs SANFORD A CURTIS having retired from this
general practice Of medirne will give their Dtire
and ate ton 70 esses o. thehibd tnnmsrat.d.
The Department ~ snrgeay ard bi@es-es II the Eye
and Ear sill De under the special charge Of DR. FAN
FURD While that Of Dsea OF the Lungs Throat md
Heart ard the Diseases u Women will be under the
aprcia charge OF Or CURTIS though either efIi assist
the other In difficult cases.
This enterprise has beNu In successful operation more
than year and believed private Clinic In tbs
United States presents large number Of interesting
and important casss
Physicians passing through scjonrusng In city
respectfully invited lett se21-dlv
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I'VE OFFICE OF THE

THE OFFICE OF THE
Surveyor G. Collector of Customs
Is removed to
Third Street, bet Nam & johnson Keokuk, Ioeo,
L. the Law Office OF Col. Bruce Importers snd all
otues business ~ith the uaiersiRntd viii ind
him lA calling = Office from, to 4
feb2 dJm JOHN sTANEu- Surveyor Collector
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For sale at a Bargain!

MY present residence, situated on the cor
Iva OF lfth an Morgan streets lots :, and "
block II 1t j. BRICK house corta ming Gig ht
reom< With ss good ouihuildngs as there are In 4 e
city stable ~ood An coal house aud va luse The
pr perts all in kooi rep-r. The lot we'll led with
ceuice trees and shrubbery Peach Pear Ounce,
Plum. pple berry Trees all fruit arng beside
all the smaller fruits II canuot md purchase for
the aud three lots viii sell the hoase and lot No
:, upon which all the improy @nts are situated The
pr per stu4te ia o. the best neignborhoods in
the oit,, only Eve inmates walk from 20 tuness
portion OF Main eus will be sold At fair rice and
upon favorable Possession given iinmed ttelg
Also goo second hsni Piano and Piano tool which
cer fof 70 la,s al one hundred ard fifty dollors II
not soli will chip Il TO the manufacturer can he
fluud premises mentioned, OF At the othce Of
ClunAhle smyth. ioct6I 3kO. b. SMHf
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The Norwich Bulletin says:

"The friends of Mr. Ferry show par
donable pride in his ability and charac
ter, but they can hardly expect the
State. in recognition of his talents, TO
throw away the Vice Presidency of the
United States in order TO give him a
seat in the Senate.
The iusinuation ia the above para.
graph is that Mr. Foster is Vice Presi-
dent of the United States, and that he
will be Vice President again if he is re.
elected to the Senate.
There seems to be q curious popular
error on this subject, which has been
skillfully turned to DIR. Fosters aid to
influence those who would not vote for
him on his own merits. Mr. Foster is
not Vice President, and cannot be.
como SO on any contingency. lie is
president OF the Senate, and (the vice
president having become, by the death
of his superior, pTesident,) would act
as President OF the United States il
Mr.. Johnson should be removed It is
not Mr. Foster who stands, permanent
", even in that relation, but the presi-
dent of the senate, whoever he may
happen TO be. Mr. Fosters term ex-
pires next March. Even If be is re-
elected, he is not a member of the next
senate until he is sworn IN. But the
Senate never adjourns unorganized. 1t
will choose it's next presiding officer
before Mr. Fosters present term ex-
pires, and choose him from the sena-
tors who hold over and the senator so
elected president viii swear in Mr.. Eos
ter or Mr. Ferry o. Gov. Buckingham
or whoever Connecticut sends to the
next Senate Mr.. Foster cannot swear
himself in
The idea Of throwing away Che Vice
Presidency of the United States is
neat enough to be patented-Hargo7d
Press
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We copy from the Mobile Tribune, Of
the lst
A large and disastrous FIRE broke out
about 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon in
the twostory brick blacksmith, wheel
wright and carriage establishment OF
Mr. Geo ShUmsker, on the south
side of Dauphia street, near Scott
street, by which the whole block
bounded by Scott, Wilkiusoo, Cent?
and Dauphin, and the larger halt
of the triangle block on Dauphin street
opposite, aud several other tenements
we're destroyed.
1t appears that some of Mr.. Shuma-
ker's workmen were engaged in the
yard attached to his shop in burning 8
tire of wagon wheel, when the hea
created something of Q Whirlwind,
which carried large Goals into The air,
one of them falling upon Blr Shuma-
ker's shop, and thus originating the
work Of destruction.
During the progress OF the FIRE con-
siderable disorder arose on account of
several soldiers and others getting hold
of liquor, which they used too freely.
AT one time there was some prospects
of a disturbance with serious results,
but the police, aided by assistance from
the military, promptly furnished by
Gen. Woods order, arrested the frae-
tlous parties, and thus quieted the dis
turbance.
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The Burning OF COIumbia--Lctte
from Wade Hampton.


In Senate, May lst Mr. Johnson
presented the following, and asked It's
reference to the Committee on Military
Affairs
WILD WooDs Miss, April q, 1866.
10 Hen. Rever Johnson, U. S. Senate:
Sir: A few days ago l saw in the
published proceedings of Congress that
a petition from Benjamin ROWS, OF Co
lumbia, s. g., asking compensation Tor
the destruction of his home by the
Federal army in February 1879, had
leen presented to the Senate, accom-
panied 10y a letter from Major General
Sherman In this letter General
used the following language They
the citizens f.Columbla-"set fire 10
thoussnds of bales of cotton rolled out
into the streets, and which were burn
ing before ] entered Columbia. | my
self was in the city as early as nine,
and | saw these fires and knew efforts
had been made to eXtiDgUish them, but
a high and strong wind kept them
alive ] gave no orders for tie burn
ing Of your city, but on the contrary,
the reverse: and ! believe the conAa-
grafton resulted from the great impru-
dence of cutting the cotton bales,
whereby the contents were spread to
the winds so that il became an. lmpOs-
sibility TO arrest tie IRE. / saw IN the
Columbia newspapers the printed order
of General Wade Hampton that on the
approach of the Yankee army all the
cotton should be burned, and, from
what / saw myself, have no hesitation
in saying that be was the cause of the
destruction Of your city.
This grave charge made against me
by Gen. s having been brought before
tie Senate of the United States, / am
naturally most solicitoes to vindicste
myself before the same tribunal But
my State has no representative in that
city. Those who should be there are
debarred the right of entrance. In
these Halls there are none to speak for
the South; none 70 participate in the
legislation which governs her; none 70
impose the taxes she is called on to
nav. and none 10 defend her or 10 vim
dicate her sons from misrepresentation,
Injustice, or SANDER. Under these cir
cumstances ! appeal 10 you, in the con-
fident hope that you will use every
effort TO see that justice is done IN this
matter. deny most emphatcally that
any cotton was fired in Columbia 10y
my order; deny that her citizens set
firs 10 thousands OF bales rolled on
INTO tue eIeclti 4 uoily AAaN AZ SotltH
was on fire when the Federal troops
entered tie city. And l NEST respect
fully ask OF Congress 20 appoint a coul-
mittee charged with the duty Of ascer-
tainIng and reporting all the facts con-
nected with the destruction of Column
bia, and thus fixing upon the
proper author OF that enormous crime
The iniamy he deserves.
/ sm willing 10 submit the case to
any honest tribunal Before sny such
pledge myself 20 prove my positive
order, by direction OF Gen. Beauregard,
that no cotton should be fred-that
not one bale was on fire when Sber-
mans troops took possession Of the /
c.ty--thAt he positively promised pro
lection 70 the city--and that, in spite /
OF this solemn promise, his soldiers |
burned il 70 the ground deliberately, |
systematically, atroclously. there
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
DAILY UEroS OFFICE,

Nashville, May 5, 1866. J
Cotton is stronger in the East, with a
slightly upward tendency here. The price
ranges from % TO 261zc, but holders are not
anxious to realize.
There is continued upward tendency in
meats, -four, etc.
The following are the wholesale prices OF
leading articles here
APPLEs-s7 OO@5 y bbl.
BAGGIEG-35c per yard.
BALE ROPE-Hemp pc.
BEEF-Dried pc per 10.
Bacon Clear sides 19%c; shoulders
IGc; Sugar cured hams Z3a y ID.
Country hams 2le.
CaEDLEs - Tallow II a ice; Star 10 @2O
per 10.
Cons MEAb-per bush, 81 90.
CHEEsE-Hamburg, 23a24c. per 10.
COFYEE - Prime Rio. ga 2Sc. per n.
FLoUR-For best superfne - sos extra
family ST. OOglS.
FE.p-Corn in sacks in store, S7a92c p
push, Oats, new black, in store, 65c g
bush Hay, new Timothy, hayd pres ed, $22
OGS23 per ton.
HIpEs.- Green, &c. p h dry flint, 10
aI2c. y 10; sheep skins, 5ON6Oc. each.
lRoN, bv the Ton-Flat Bar, = 20 inch
10 1 inch, &c per ID Dandy Tire, 5 by g
10 Is5 by q TO 4 inch, re per ID; Band
iron, > 40 q by = to $40 inch, T34c per 70 ;
Round and Square, to "a inch &c per ID ;
Horse Shoe, Strap, assorted sizes, SI2c per
NJ Nail Rod, superior quality, cqual TO best
Swiss, I41lc per ID Hoop Iron, "a 10 6
inch, &c por 10.
Examinations tanned sole leather, Gin
cicnati. soc. y ID do. do. country Doc.
ID skirting 5OCa55 e ID harness no i5c.
q n; bride per doz. $5Oa5j; d?por S4O0
IS; kip skins S7Oag0; calislIn5 ;lJaG5.
LlRD-Firm, l9@2lc.
LUuBER-FloonDg. per 1000 # S75 $50,
Rough Gear Pine, so 10 $50; Planned Gear
Pine. $50 TO $40.
MoLAssEs-ln barrels, 81 IS per gallon.
NAms-$s 80 for IOd, I'D, d, 4Od, God !,
for lobbing lots; an advance Of 25c. for small
er lots Brads and Fencing Nails same
prices at Nails Of same size. Spikes cut 5
10 inches, 50 90 per key.
ONoSs-$I@5 per bbl.
SUaARs-H &. Sugar Ia hhds l6l1sl9c.; in
bbl.. I7a20c; crushed, graduated, and pow
dered 2O(G23 per 1b.i Coffee Sugar l5al9c.
sYRuP-GOlden, 81 ,6OP gal. in 1zOols.
SLr-per Dbl, 7 bushel bbls, 81 so.
SEEps-MilietS2 so Pbushel Hungarian
81 80; Herds Grass 81 BlueGrass - ;
ORCHARD Grass SO 90; Clover Seed 50 % v
bushel
WHISKY Bourbon pure, 81 0Oa6, Imitation
50 yOs2 IS; Robertson, pure, Sja4 30, lmlia-
ton 81 5Oa3 Common Rectihed 81 %; a p
ple and Peach Brsndies, old $5a7 new 40
so; Irish Whisky S 10; Cognac Brandy,
pure. Sl5620; Cognac Brandy, domestic,
SSa4 SO; Port and Sherry Wines S4ab;
Champagne Wines $25a45.
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NOTICE -Hsvng suggested 70 The Clerk % the
~ County Coufi III smith county, the Insolvency
81 ihe esis.e Of x W Hous-, de. es-td, ] hereby
ia'e 20 Gle them with the Clerk % said Court en- or
hef0re the int 81 october next for pro rats Of rad
,sste, proper y autnen lcsled, or they Will te for
ever barred. and al persons indebted 90 - es-
"a vii come rwud aui make paymen. ilnme-
dlately. This, April g.h, 1880
B r c SMITH, Admir-
aprl0-Eigs OfG " House, decd.
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Nervous Debility.

Seminal weakness, etc, can be cured b. one who
has really cured himself and hundreds Of others,
and viii tel yon nothing but the TRUTH Address,
with stamp, Hex %,
der9e-dswIyi BOesOn, Maaa
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NATURES
OTN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water

n o natural or artif ial compound hiss yet been
~ s. overed or man .fsctJ red that equals these
waters as preventative, relief and permanent cure,
for many Temporary and chron die eases, as prov
drank them IOr Yeas, w!th The most tenehcial e.
Faa41
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CONGRESS WATER

l. cathsrtic, alternative and tonic, and IS valua-
bic remedy for ffec.ns ut the Liver and Kidneys,
pyspeps a, GOut, Chronic Constipation and Cutane-
Gus diseas Is a most powerful preventive Of the
Fevers ana Bilious Complaints, so prevalent in
warm climates. ...
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This worl, for GENIAL humor. tender pIIrna. s'-
ling interest. ant attractive beauty. sts1i4 ua.--
and alone among an TO- CoWpalt.rs The 81.
and Brave Hsgred. Che Picturesque and ITru"
the Witty and Marvellous, Che Tender and PT..
The Roll 0i Fame sud story, Camp, FI.a.
Scout, biY0uae, aud Siege, -fBruIuE -rr-
Wonderful Escapes FsmJu- Words ami i.a.s
Woman, and the whole Panorama Of fLr Hsr s
here thrilling and startling poftHTfiu r.
terry manner, 90 once historical and r1UaUHr, r
deung o IRE most ample. irt.. sut and r.sl
book that the var BIAS called forth
Disabled officers and p0Iiie-- teachers rurraa.
young men. and all boz waut 81 profitable .uI
meut, viii find this iha test chance t0 make u.-.
ever yet offered. tcni for circulars and ..a on
terms
Address NATIONAL PTELfsHIN r.I
lts West Fourth Street, CIH.ull., ...
maya 3m daEt
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Is firm and consistent in its support of
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmanlike
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
citizens 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 intelli-
gence from sll quarters.
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H0OKsELLERS AND sTATIONERS
CARHIAGE lIANUFACTUREKs.

AlINGLkTON, K. n -BookselIer, Publisher
- S.ationer, and Periodical Dealer, Post Oflce
Building
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,IENKEEs AND BIEOKERs.
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.

DERRY a DUMONT, Bell and Brass Foundsrs,
Manufacturers Of all kinds Of Brass Sork,
dealers 10 gas, steam and water pipe, Oil well tu-
ting and pump, gum hose, packing, spelterr solder
aDd bsBUil, No. IA Broad street, near The nver.
marlA
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EsExEWERA

A,PRISG WATER BREWEEY,-MANKE d
y FRANK, successors TO N. J. Drucker. Brewers
Of Ale and Lsger beer no. 81 Broad stree, Nash
vile, Tenn. ldecS.ly
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Two Through Trains Daiy
For Sale.

ONE Of the best Residence in the country,
" the southern part Of the city, near Che ..-'
OF the South Nashville Horse Halroad, l %
rate neignhorhOod- The bui ing, a barge nov
tFo-siory onck, EIih ten rooms, EIt.hrl, h.r
DITCH smoke house and servant house,, goo.
teful large yard, sell enclosed, with lT a
land, part Of Nhicn g fr=t rate garden 'a-.
Witn choice ir1.1 trses- A part ls used .ar .
yard uith plenty Of Hafer, and an cau7.
Tor getting WOOL Ire 81 amt O. EIrusl tt'
by tne corner Of The place, from uheh 5000
ceiyed FOR burning Drirk. The property Is %
pOTation l8Ees- A good rprng ia Immsl..--i
joining ne property. Terms easy
EuqLre % NILSSON a MUEFhah1
apHt-n ~ MATT BROW GU
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"a YERS 3 RUNT-Msnulacturers Of all the
Nt Latest Styles Of First Glass Carriages and
Bugges, Express Wagons and Csrryalls. Y North
Market street.
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a'rOcurs Settlements for Onosr' Wits PrO"sg
RErrns BY PERMISSION TO

REFERs BY PERMISSION TO
Hon. Rcha,d 0gelsby, Governor Stste OF Illinois.
Hon. David l. LAWS, Judge Supreme Court, u :.
HOp. Vim. g. Brownlow, Governor OF Tennessee.
Big. Gen. jas. P. BrOwnow, Adj. Gen. State Of Ten
nessee.
Hon. N. N. Brien, Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Nathaniel Baker, Nashville.
Hon. 10. C. Guild, Nashville.
Hon John Hugh Smith, Nashville
P. W. Msxey, Esq, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris Stratton, Nashville.
Messrs. Evans & Co, Nashville.
Einrod Porter. Columbia, Tenn.
Iune16 n
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sAMRIRG PORT WIRE.

Celebrated IN Europe 70. its medicinal and bsne-
fcsl qualities. highly esteemed By eminent ply
sciRns, used ia European and American Hospitals
Arr1ar
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For Funerals.

A united amount only OF the stock thus appro-
pri bed has been placed IN the bands # the OTcers
the sto k has all been issued, full paid, in pay
ment Of perry it is not therefore, liable 70 any
future assessment.
UFTICE No. coz North Cherry street, Pcstofiee
box ga, Nashville, Tenn.
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RATES OF ABVERTIsl<s,
PlHIRf.R LA anVAnnE
IA lDyERTIsERs N bKTAIIA

Advertisements in the special Column, hfst Tine
fysm 1 70 s lines, 81 p5-esch additional lneI ~
reufs: eeouent insertions, 10 cents per Line. IN
Iarsl Counln, frst tine, rom l 70 luess II u
esrh additional line, 20 cents Subsequent Inser-
ions 10 cents per nne.
AM advertisements occupying special position,
al al double column advertisements, VIII he
charged 8 u per cent. advance on regular yates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII be chaEged 81 ihe regular advertising rates,
and must lnyarlsDJ be paid advance, CT 70 m
serton made
ANNOUNCEMENTS or CANDIDATE -,
FoT County - -
Fer City - . ~
We. the undermined hEyo tn.e day saopte1 tne
atoFe rstea for Advertising 70 Rhica We plho S-i-
SESHVlLLE UNION PRINTING CO,
JOIN WALLACE, for me LasPes-h.
BARRY, WIHHAM 90. toT t~esf.
Ball, JONES & CO., for Gszstte.
NASHVILLE. TEsR.. Sept. q, 1869.
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81 ERkl1T & HILL-Dealers in Wall Paper
w Window Shades, Win.iow Glass AID Photo
graphic Material, n Church street, Msyfeid
Build ng, opposite Maxwell House
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L pure article from the Juice Of the Port Grape
possessing med cal pro perties sBper0r 70 any 9th
er VINE m use, and IN excellent ar icle FOR ~ weak
and debhtstsd persons, and the aged and Indrm,
improving the appetite and benef tiDg ladies' and
chi iren.
50 Try it on1e ant yru viii Mt b deceived.
50 Be sure the signature Of Aired Speer b over
the cork Of each bottle.
"a Sold BY v. >. a O. ". SMITH, Nashville,
who also sell the CASTELLA PORT BRANDY, a
choice old article, imported only BY Mr. sPeer, d.
rect fTom 0p5rto.
I he trade suppied hyR ROBINs0A a co,
Iousvu e. KY, and BY all wholesale dealers 10
New York, Philadelphia Cincinnati and It Louis,
and By A. sPEhh. at ms NiReySri hes jersey.
Principal Office, No. pos, Broadway,
New York
dsc2I-th M & SAT and. = COW "
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u AasllriIle stInioll.
TKRHa or gHRsGgIprLis :

PRINTED AND PUBLI gEp BY
BECKETT, BROAEE, KINKS & CH
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WALL PAPER, etc.

7 l.. = r. w. BROWN, Real Estate and General
- a. business Agents, over York's BOOK Store, 3815
Union Str, Ell, Nashville, Tenn. su26-6mp
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avs DEALERS, &c.
REAL E>TATE AGENTS.

GONE & NELLs--W Wholesale and Eetsil
~ Booksellers. StAtoners, and News Agents,
No. 80 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Speer's Wine

II mpsrts healthy action Of the glands. kidney,
ard urinary organs, EerF beneficial in dropsy, gOut
nd rheumatic affections.
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CoLLECTlNG AGENTs

ID S. TUTHILL, Deputy United states Marshal,
la. collects NOte-, Accounts, &c, in Middle Ten
ne zee Office at State Capitol, next door TO Fed
. raj Court koom.- p. u. Lock Box 81, Ses adYer-
tie enent IN smother column. Idec9 6m
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As A TONIC
As A DIURETIC

Il has no equsl, causing an appetite snd buiIdinl
up the system, beng entirely pure vine Of
mos; valuable grape.