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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-02

LIST Pnie-Ono Rosewood Piano, Ieyen &c.
tsye, ivory keys, round corners, nne tone,
and warranted perfect In every particular,
valued VOW
~ prfe-One Florence Sowing Machine,
Solid Rosewood Cabinet, elegantly enam.
eled, inlaId with mother o'psarl, German
polished top, and the finest hnished Sewing
Machine ever brought across the MONTANA
This machine was manufactured expressly
for exhibition at the California State Fair.
and 10 valued at.........-..'.--:..S@WW
Sd Pnre-One Grover & Baker SEWING Mn.
CHINE, long arm, solid black walnut. val.
ued
1th pn.e-Oue Groyer& Baker Sewing Ma.
CHINE, short arm, solid black walnut, val.
uod "
,th PnIs.0no Bird Cage nnd Geld Fiah
GLOBE, combined with mo pair Japanese
Gold Fish, and one fne Songster Canary
Bird, valued "
9th PriIe-One solid Silver, Hunting Case
GENEVA WATCH, regulated and In good
running order. valued at.............62o W
7uh Pn.e-One Silver Hunting Case Watch,
same as last, valued at....-.........S2oW
9Th Pnre-One siI, or Hunting Case Watch,
same ~ last, valued at...............SS w
9Th Pnre-One silver Hunting Case Watch,
same as last, valued at........-......s2o W
10th Prire-One silver Hunting Case Watch,
Same ~ last, valued at........--....S25W
18th PnIe-Ono silver Hunting Case Watch.
same ~ last. valued t........-......S2 W
nth PrIe-Onc Splendid Sporting Picture,
in rosewood and gilt frame, valued a
.-.......-....V1 w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-02
SCHOOL,

DANCING SCHOOL.
MR., LYONS, OF VIRGINIA. 90
Nl has opened n School ut Olympic
Hall, Gold Hill. School on IN
TUESDAY and FRIDAY SAY
Afternoons and Evenings.
Those DESTROYS Of q thorough instruction In the
ART Of Dancing, will do well TO attend.
jaoI M y. LnONo.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22
From Washington,

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, March l9.-The recon
sideration of the loan bill in the House
to-day produced very animated dis
cussion. The voting was close, and
party lines were not drawn at all. The
old Democrats generally favored the
measure, as leading directly to return
TO the specie basis.
An analysis of the vote also shows
that the Western men generally favor
it, The white men Of New England
oppose it. IL is probable the bill viii
ultimately pass.
1t would appear that Secretary Nc
Culloch's conservatism induces much
opposition to his favorite measure, for
st the opening Of the session the vote OF
the House indorsing him was almost
unanimous
Secretary McCulloch has written a
letter to several leading Republican
Congressman, in which he says; lie
feels much anxiety about the political
situation, and very much desires that
something should be done TO restore
harmony between the Government and
the people of the Southern States. He
thinks that one step in this direction
would result from full and fair con
ference between leading Northern men
and leading Southern men now in the
city. He suggests that the persons TO
wrOm his note is addressed will invite
a call from Governor Parsons.
Among others Governor Sharkey,
Governor Parsons, Governor johnson
and many other prominent SoutheFneTs
have been in the city for some time
and have been in consultation in re-
gard 10 the condition Of sffairs.
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The Pennsylvania Democracy and
the PFC sihpnI.

1t will be remembered that the late
Copperhead Convention of Pennsylva.
MIA, after nominating Mr.. Clymer for
Governor, passed a resolution indors-
ing the Presidents policy. A sub-com-
mittee was appointed to come on here
and present the resolution in person.
This grateful mission was essayed a few
evenings since. The committee were
admitted to an audience with the Pre-
sident, and were proceeding, after the
most approved fashion, to assure him
that the Democracy of Pennsylvania
had designed no empty compliment;
that they had watched his recent action
with no ordinary qualification; and that
they should stand by him and his Ad-
ministration so long as he so nobly ad-
hered to the sacred Constitution. Be
fore the peroration was reached, the
President broke in upon them with the
suggestion that "the wisest thing they
could do was to 60 home and change
their ticket lie believed that they
had made fatal mistake IN nominal
ing such man, especially at this par
ticular time, with much other remarks
Of a similarly encouraging character
The last seen Of the Pennsylvania Com
mitteemen they were making for the
Baltimore depot, in a fearfully demo
rallied frame Of mind Wash. Letter.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22

Ak UyPRoFITABLE CONTRACT. - The
Wilmington n. c Dispatch says that
gentleman living about ten miles
from that city contracted last year with
forty-tWo negroes thst they should have
the use Of his farm Of over three hun
dred acres, including all the stock
and implements, provided they would
give him one-third OF the products,
His share has been sscertsiBed 10 be
four bushels and three pecks Of corn,
two hundred and seventy-tve pounds
Of fodder, four roasting ears, thirty
pOunds Of rice, and q quart Of tOnA
toes.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22

RECONCILIATION = Prominent finsn-
oiers, in Boston, New York and Phila
delphia, are endesyoring to reconcile
the existing differences between the
Executive and Congress. These gen
tlemen take the ground that the coun.
try needs reposs, snd that should 6
financial panic now be brought about
by political discussions, the results
would be disastrous Already have the
| Union Senator's met in caucus 10 see
whether Constitutional amendment
cannot be framed upon which they car
sgain unite, ani there are many oihel
indications Of desire 10 hsrnoniss
existing differences. OF course, tbs
very ultra Democrats and Republicans
are doing all in their power 70 preven
this, but they may not succeed WasA
iagsoa Ls,ter.
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The New Albany Ledger says
along the line of the Jacksonville
Railroad hence 10 Indianapolis, the
winter wheat looks most promising.
Farmers from Jackson, Bartholomew
and johnson inform Us that q much
larger erea of land was soSn in these
counties last fall than during any previ-
Gus season for the past Eve years.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22

Files BY the Africa give an interest
ing debate in the English Parliament
on the navy, in which Sir Morton Peto
and others called attention TO the ex-
oellence of our iron-clsds for coast de
Tense Captain H0 on delivered a
lecture on the same subject, whereby II
would seem the last Of the English
iron-clads are comparative failures.
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BELL AND Brass FOUNDERS.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
BREWERY.

NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING Outlook
IN Rnd JOE Printera, ard publishers Of the Dai-
" and Weekly Union, frinters Alley, between
Union and. DesdericE streets.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22

sT Physiological Nlcw Of Marriage
CONTAINING nearly O. u page, tui l.s tur tIaEaH
ami EuEaVuEs Ui the Anatomy uf tle human U. ..
sans iu "a state 0i hrslth sud Disease. Win r. Ir,s-
tise ON Eary kr-ors, l,s Lgrlursu.s lUr-egIUu" "rH
upon the Mind and BODY, vIh tlo AulH.ss rHu
of irestmcnt-tue only raguu.u HlI -urefeH..I
mcde OF cure, a. shown by tIg report ul gsHHs
iresied- truthful adviser to Che usH.eI. al.
those COuterlp itns marriage, whu entertain duuUI-
Of their phJscl cundluUu. seuf rer cl POSTAGE IH
any address, 90 rccoipt oi % cents, iu stamps .r
postal currency, ty addressing uT. IA JhUIA. Eu.
u Maiden Lane, Albany, n. g..
The author msy be- consulted upuu soy of t.a
diseases upon whIC1 DTS book ueaia either per |UU.
ally or by uill, aud medicines sens ,1 any per. ..
the world. HeIIa.I..
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The Coplahan, Mississippi paper,
adyertises SOW for sAle-'sOld TOR 20
fault except that, having been raised
BY Methodist preacher, she has &C.
qaired 100 great a partiality for spring
chickens 10 be agreeable 10 the present
owner"
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Nos. III. 17s and It's Centre Street, NY.
Logs, Planks, Boards
ThR Mast PaLfect I[ll Ionic.

"EG EBfAN'5 Ferrsted Elixir Of Bark, or L iKir
II Of Cslisaye barg, with PyTophOsphate a Iron.
Prepared by HEGEMAN a CO., Chemists sud
Druggists, New York.
PYKOPHO5PHArE OF IRON vas introduced by
+. Robquet, Of FarF, in 1913, and eceiyed Ay0ra-
bic notice from the french Academy; it Is easi y
assinilsted, and not decomposed 10 ths s.onach by
food or the gastric JUICE, it u prompt, efficient
tonic, combining she effects Of Phosphorus and
Iron, and s not stimulating CT irrItsnt.
Our FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK is a pleas
ant Cordial, possessing the valuable properties Oi
Calsays Bark, and contains eight grains OF the Py-
ropho-phate Of Iron 10 each fluid ounce; and IN an
cases, where mid and efhcsCiOus Iron Tome Is
desired, viii be found most valuable preparation.
Samples furnished 10 Physicians on application.
PURE VACCINE CRU5I5 selected from healthy
country ca ldrtn, warranted reliable.
HEGEAIAN Z cos Cordial EliZr Cal saga Bark.
Alnm and KIno LOzenges and Chlorate po,asn LO-
zeBges. All the shove sold by Druggists.
HEGEMAN & Co,
mari 6m Chemists and Druggists, Kew York.
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CONGRESS WATER

Is cathsrtc, Alternative snd tonic and IS va'us-
bic remedy for sfieetious o the Liver and Kidneys,
Dyspepsia GCut Chronic Constipation and Cutsue
Gus diseases. Is a most powerful preventive OF the
feyers and Bilious Complains, so prevalent 10
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22

CoNFTRNAToEs BY THE ENATE-The
following eonfrmations were made by
the Senate on the l4th
Brigadier General Edward n Nc
Cook, U. S. v, TO be maior general OF
volunteers by brevet
Brigadier General Benz. II. Grierson,
brevet major general
Horatio Hight, assistant appraiser ot
merchandise for the port Of Portland
Ne.
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The latest returns from New Hamp
shire give the result in the State, with
the exception Of twenty-nine small
towns Gov. Smyth (Union) has S3,63-
votes, and Sinclair (Demoorstl 2s,4l4
smyths msjoTisy is, therefore 5i220,
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COLGATE's HONEYsoAp

THIS celebrated Toiist soap. To- .,..l universal
deulsnd, IS made from The chOlcs.s ras..1.... .
mild sud smoiisut la 90. ua.a-s. ffasrauu,
sesnted, and eEt,osasy beneficial 10 .t. action
upon the skin For sale by all prue-sss suI
Fancy Goods Dealers. I6.lg-Iy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22

The Governor OF Kansas has telo-
graphed 70 Gen. Pope that bushWhaek-
ers in Western Missouri are arming,
and he fears an incursion into his State
Precautionary measures hsEe been Ia
ken
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CLAIM AGENTS, dc.

EFYERS 3 HUNT-Manuf1cturers Of sll the
mi Latest Styles Of First Glass Carriages and
Bugqes, E1press Wagons and Csrryalis, Y North
Market street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22
NATURES
DIN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water.

NO natural or artif.ial compound has vet been
IN discovered OF manUfsctJ red that equals these
waters preventative, relief and permanent cure,
for many temporary and chrome diseases, IS prov
ed bY the experience Of many thousands Who have
drsnk them for years, With the most beneficial ei-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22

Official dispatches from France state
that the cholera appears 70 be moving
along the western coast of that coun-
Try, and threatens 10 invade Spain
sgAin.
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Read This.
SAM. T.. SMITH

(La,s a. a. Suih a. Era.,J
No. q North Cherry street, .Cny Robert
old staud,J keep the Fines. Fsmay oa..-
ries, Brauiies, Wines, Pure Robertson y,uu
", Bourbon, and Eye WLHkics, aud "a 80.
rious assortment OF Fancy Groceries. Auas
cheap a. can be had .H 'hc city. An We asl
Is 10 give us a call and sge irr yourselves.
docZs-I
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HOME AGAINti


HAVING returned again with o. large
stock OF
trimmings, NVorstcdz. Zephyr
sc, Sc,
to the Old home, ! would respectfully iu
form the Ladies of Nashville COAT we Will
be prepared 20 manufacture any kind Of
COrGs, Tasseis, buttons, PRINCES,
&c., Ac.,
as good and as cheer.ully al urmerly.
OSCAR UJuMEN CO..
Goyl-Ll No.. 9 Union .l.Ht
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NO. 2o5.
SPECIAL NOTICES

5AofosRAPHs.-PhotogEaphs OF Generals
Z olefai and Confederate. The largest col
lection N The west, for sale, wholesale ana
letAli' l' Remember tho place, Gallery OF tho
mrcial Hotel mava-,tt
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Tba available balance in the United
states Treasury, according TO returns
received 70 the 10Th inst, is sl2Si i4@S,'
SS5 81.
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Go 20 Bryant, Stratlou q Co.'S Nashville
Business College ioI thorough cIu,auuu
in Bookkeeping, pcumalshIr. Jauugr.
cial Law, Commercial Calcu.auaus, Iur.-
ueTshiP, Settlements, Sc.
Send for College paper, Circular, 1e.
Address BRYANT, aIEAIIJA a 60.
octlJ-ly.
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First GLASS Steamers,
S SUFFER E K S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! ACt!!!!!


TARRANT a Co:
Gentlemen-l am a resident Of Curacoo. and have
been disposed % write % you concerning the real
value Of your SbLIZEk APEKlENT a. a remedy
or Indigestion sud dyspepsia. ] desire % express
~ you my sincere gratitude for the great benefit the
sELiLhk has done yWlfs.
For iOur or hve years my wife hss be5n sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia and sf.ef being under the
treatment Of zeysrA Doctors for two or three years.
she WAS finally induced % seeB the advice Of a
learned Physician, Doctor Cabisla, of Venezuela
VINO immedlaiely treated her with, your BIER
NEsCENT SELfZEk AFERlENr, sre began 70
improve NJ ohce, and Il now PERFECTLY WELL
feel 70 % b. my duty for the good Of humanity %
make this statement f-elnZ thas medicine 30 val
us1ls should De widely known.
Trusting you viii give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude aud tbsuzs.
am very respectfully yours,
s. u. g. HENElQUER,
New York, June ., 'G5. Merchant, Curseao 5.A.
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EMPIRE WATER

Is a eathartc, and vslustle remedy for Bheuma-
tsm, Dersngemeut Of the Liver, Diseases oi the
Skin, snd General Debility. Its effects are most
saluiary N Lung Disease 10 IS sn s.mo-t sure
cure for seTOlua, and the most aggravated forms OF
Dyspeusa- As a preventive and euIe for al Bilious
DerauEements DO stands unfiyal'ed
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22
Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

DT virtue Of q Deed Of Trust u-sie 70 me s- Trl-
ID Zee, On TIE z6lh of AFra l-t-. sui aaiF rrI.-.
tered ID tle EagIs.er's ailcs li lafI.t-nu rn1l-f.
10 hook 81 pp 81 f3t. Z aI, ol SAL iIfnar. tE+
1fih day of Msrcl ue1f e4puer O. uHlr rs.a Uu
toe pr-rniaCs unlsss sooner depl.rf RI al private
sale thar ralnahlo Doc fEtsul.llg ir.m hIarH.t 10
Water street ni Nashville. iraulIuE ltaut s l.a.
dred lnI srtssu i-st gl racl Hlrrvi. sai araaH FL
The E.shap Miles Pr rs-rfY lao alI o. .Htr-f
T. fore the aa.r- Term. one third cssn. 90 -rf
resIdua in ous sud TOO fesFs aIil intsrfa. ell.a
FIfh aaou sa-urilf rfGl .rri. 500 q tsu II. .au.4.
ft-1 a. INn O ENi g.. lr...sr
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Browns Bronchial Trochos
SINGERS AND PUBLIC srE,Gae

THocHTs sEE ru.u sIrI ttuils a.au srH.es.
SINGERS AID PUBLIC apLtEaH7
VIII fad Troches u-e.aI .l clearing l.s gaee a.ar
taken before Singing or -pes.... slI .a.aG.a.. ..-
throat sisr an ula=ll. ezsr-41 ai .r ,u.s. arr...
the Tr1ches sre recommended ali prHa.r.aI o.
Physicians, .ui have h1i ....uaa.Is t.a.. r...
nent men ttrou-h0l. OBJ. country. Beng sa Hr..
Gle Of true merit, and having proved .l..I rr.H.r
by a tess of mauy year. rarH y.ir God. ir.ui l sl
ditioual iocaI.aes asallas ir.s al ila s.r.J, QUO
The Troches ere uu.v-r-s 1 p.laala..l us.lsr ....
other uuc.ea.
Obtain only "Bl1vy's E-.s-.tsl q l..rI-." a.I
do not take any Of the Worth .s imi.a..oas ,.s.
may be- offered.
Sold s1eryshsrr u tls United .l,es, aai Ia f...
siga Coustnes, at 20 cent. per- leE.
JsnlZ-3m
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NASHVILLE, IEEs., Dec. Il, 1895. 4
DROPERTY owners on College and Market
il streets, between the square and Broad street,
are hereby notified 10 construct new stone brick
pavements, or 70 reset the old ones wherever it b.
required, 10 accordance with the specifications aud
grsde4 which viii be furnished Dy the Guy Engineer
application. Sad Work must be commenced
within ten days from This date, and pushed rapidly
70 completion, or the city -il contract with parties
for ths same, and the expense vii 10 charged 10
the property owners.
aa.92 " MATT. BROWN. Mavar
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In chaneery at carthase, Tennessee.

william Young. va. Daniel Taylor 60 49,
TNtb.. aus. IL apresr.as 81 ths CisFs and sTas-
fer tifsf H.. aafsa.i1nf Msfte u aaun, Eufcrfrfr
slc u Il o. Maaa. dee "a. i1 uc1-res lienf ID d..
state q Ieuueaaae - i-ai ne OF uafr Urufras af
iaa "a s8s - served upan nrs- 10 i iharrI,r.. -
aeref that nuti cal1l a. maize Cor flnr ..I.-.-..
weeks. in tha Nashvile 20 lu, "a uasaa4r..- L..
lished 10 the ciiy oi harhvllc, Ieaneasae. r....-
ing -all le-rnsltai q appear al The Alsusl f..-
NE ChzncsrF Court al smith county, 4, H.. t.-l
Carthass. on ne iaiFd aonday 10 aras.r -.
plsad. ansssi of dstalf 70 Complainant, ~. y,
sei ~ haarug eIpaFto -e't AA1
i'''s"H .. 4. CAMPBELL, c4M
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Bachelors Hair Dye!

The Original and Best iu the World
The only true and perfect Har Dye. Harm
less, Reliable aud Instantaneous. Prs.iuts-
immediately 8 splendid BLACK or natural
Brown, without mIurug she hair .sasu.
Remedies the on ELECTS y. bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine Is siElrl
William A. baJcholor. Also,
RcgcuCratiHg Extract cf lnltFtary. fer
Restoring Gat Blaa- ..ite -sc AaI-.
CHARLES BATOuELUG, NEw IUak.
sepij-iy
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Administrators a Notice.

HAVING q1lI fsd A. Adu..u.straior on tns o.
III tate o. John H Hal. de-eaa-d. tlIs b ro o..
Liy al par-cas having c'aHaf aEaiust ..i Gsf.r a.
hle them ulih me sltliu ,lo tine pfrscutari d.
~, of iheJ oil b. haTei, aad tl4aa iulalissi 's
come iorHard and make laTulelt.
uanIs-f fiHs Hu SMITH afnl.r
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ArrEsTioN iEIsHNRS CHECKS on the u
ster Banking Co, Belfast, Irolsad. In sums
Of Il 70 SIC for sale at c. N. Ordway's Boo
keF Office, No. As College street. Al
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and Instruction tor Young Men. A.. 81. .,,.i -.
hane treatment ior Diseases Of t-s Uag,r, and
Sexual systems-Sent irea, n srsIaI ears-.l-..
Address, Df. J. sklLLlN dOu5HIuN. Hset.f
Association. Phiiaiolphis, Pa ans 4.
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We Ask

The suffering millions n our land 10 gvs this
remedy trial convinced that by Its timely uss,
many may b. relieved. many cured Of Dyspspsia,
Heartburn, sour Stomach, sick Hsadacce, Bizzi-
uess, Indigestion, Piles, C1slysuess, Bilious At
taczs, Liver Complaints, kheuma1c Affections &c.
Read shs Pamphlet Of sstrn0ninis with s,a, D bot
te, and DO not use the medicine slganat tho aivics
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only b. TARRAET A 90, ~
Greenwich strest, New York.
- For sale nY all DruENsts. myi iy
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HEsnauAErEEs uu.uF. 0rFHs oCHuEaitrn.
NtaavilLr. Isss .suIy 20. isHt
DT. John Eul's agent. iir. a--, hrH reIUI. I..#...u
b ship 10 Nashville. Tenn, =. .TrH er aIG aH.Hu.
q Bulls Csdr0n bitisra, i1s rsle % suffers a tI-
army only
The rvguaf ions oi th@ Treasury Dspartmrlt sl-
% b. complied with strEriy.
By cgmnald lf flaI. Cen Ecar7-faus.
WIS. 81 Wuu.
MAJOR and Provost Marshal @. aGrsL
For sale, wholesale aud retail - bLhtf. DE
MO&ILLE Co, Nlsnule, lena
0etlT-lu sat da8am
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COLUMBIAN WATER


Is a tonic and duretic OF ghly beneficial charar-
ter, and Is positive remedy for Diabetes. Gravel
Calculus Irritation and In hgmalOn OF the Kidneys,
and Bladder, srd has most sinngsrly active effects
IN restoring these organs when debllta.ed by long
disease Females who hsve suffered for wears from
Irregulsrlty, and the distressing diseases known
only 70 their sex, have been entirely cursd by the
faithful sud iudicious use Of Columb an Waier
These waters are bottled fresu and pure from
each Of the above named Springs, IN so careful sud
secure manner that they preserve all their me-
dlcinal value for years, and viii be found egusl y
eficscious when drank thousands Of miles distant
as when taken directly from the spring.
Bel0are Of limitations and Inferior Waters.
The corzs Of ali genuine Congress, Empire and
Columbian Waters are branded on the side OF the
cork, thus:
oGSosTss g. F,y WEI eo E3l'5nE 6EE T'GsN sa ;
C0LUMBrAN WArEE,
ca g. Co.
Packed safely and securely 10 boxes suitable Tor
shipment TO any part Of tie world. Congress and
Empire Waters in boxes, cOntsinIng Dozen PIntz,
or Dozen Quart Bottles each. Columbian " Watsr
in boxes cOnta ming 4, or Dozen Haf PDts, or
Dozen Pint Bott es each.
Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and first class Grocers.
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Nervous Debility,

s.,-f,.l wsstuess. etc, osn be cured BY one Who
h. rssily cured himself and hunafsSs % s.s GS,ss'
ana ~ W. - ''N I3ox 81,
4 dsca9-dkNly S"4 N-'
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee
FEBRUARY RULES, Iss5.

IN this cause it appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master from coraplansut's t.ii.
Whlcn IS sWom b, IDat defendant James g. Smith.
b non-re idents OF the state oi Tennessa -
tfat the ordinary process of law cEnnot b. served
upon him ! ls therefore ordered that publication
ne made ior ouf naecutTe weeks in the Nashville
union. newspaper puhlIshed In tae city o. Nash
vile, Tenn, requiring said defendant SrIth, % ap-
pesr ~ me next term OF the CnaussFy Court or Over
ton county, % be held IN LF ngston on re first Mon
day oi August next Qs06l and plead, EnsEer OF
deEnur 70 complsnzuts hill, or tno asrle vii Be
taken iof confessed a. % Inn, ana SET f1r hearing
ex psEie ". ERiGHT. ca b.
fetD-fiH
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NOW IS THE TINE 10 SUBSCRiBE'
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSoRLBEf
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW IS THE TIVE TO SUBScRLBEt
ONLY 81 20 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLYss 50 FOR THREE M0ETHSi
ONLY s. 60 FOR THREE MONTHS
OyLFss 50 FOR THREE MONTES
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WALL PAPER, etc

"IIsoN, J. W. & co. Manufacturers and
w wholesale and Retail Dealers 10 Tin, Copper
and Sheet iron Ware snd Furnishing Goods, No. n
College street.
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ERRIIT & HILIs-Dealers in Wall Paper
lAl Window Shades, Window Glass. ard Photo
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets