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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-19

LI-M. =. WALKER, dealer m Stoves and
W nn Ware Fave rmugh- manufactured
..i 8ut up ~ order and the setting OF Wood
.al Goal Furnaces promptly attended 20. lu4
Opposite fremont House So. Adams, VI.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-19
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1866.

of all care aud responsibility relating
to the settlemep. OF the claims of this
State against the United States, and
the entire duty of their adjustment
and final settlement was transferred to
the Auditor Of Accounts, to whose re-
port refer you for information on the
subject of those claims, as well MS COR
details of claims allowed by him
against the State.
On the 31st Of October, 1865. the
Quarternaster General submitted to
me the following schedule Of military
property belonging TO the State, which
he recommended should be sold, to
wit.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-19

"a u. LEWIS. JR., ~ CO., Dealers
=. In Fancy and staple Dry Goods. Bank
~. sH,ans VI >. H. LEWIS. Jr,,
A. q. BRAINEkD.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-19

" b. VI GowAN. DENlIsT.-oihce
W o,,r wcad and Durens Drug store
s. tHa0-. VT --'
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-19

CHANTS.
D. . a Nails Glass Oils, Paints, Agucul-
tar.l Iiu.s. which We 0ncr at a low cash hgurc
Conner Lake and Main streets.
ST A.lans, March l6, 1854 It'll
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-19

CHAPMAN. dealer IN Groceries and
"A. Produce at Wholesale aud Retail
WALKER BROS, Agts.
laa Street, ST. Adams, VT lO4
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-19

IlNEs STONE, GROCER, Stafford 81. ch,
D S.th Main Street, ST. Adams, VT. JIG
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-19
Total current liabilities for

Total current liabilities for
the year, S443,7S5 96
To meet this sum tax of forty-fve
cents on the dollar on the grand list
will be required; and rs our people III
every department of business are pros
porous, and have ample means to meet
this amount of taxation, 1t Will almost
certainly be consonant with their wish
es to pursue the policy of applying
yearly $4,000 90 AS sinking fund,
to lessen the funded debt in advance
of It's falling due
Orders were drawn by me on the
State Treasurer from October oath,
1865, to January lsr, 1866, amounting
to S7,GG9 81, which may be classified
as follows:
Services and expenses of re-
cruiting officers, Sl2S rs
Services and expenses of ar
resting deserters, G25
Defense of the frontier 372 O3
State pay prior to muster and
pay OF othcols' ia oo
Militia lo2 81
Expenses cf State m litary
commission at Washington l29 TO
Expenses Of Adjutant aud In
spectoy Generals office, 800 %
Transportation Of Vermont
officers soldiers, &c, $40 II
Expenses of State Treasurer's
Office, Dee |, 1861, to
Dec |, 1866, QUO oo
Since January |, 1856, all orders on
til Treasury have been drawa by the
Auditor of Accounts, N acsord 'nee
with the provisions ofthe 'ct approved
November 8, 1865, entitled An act
defining the duties OF certain Sat.
officers, aud for the protection an |
benefit OF the Treasury
BY the provisions of the same act,
! the Governor of the State was relieved
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-19

Mr.. n. Allen and his wife, of Bur
hngton, We're nearly killed Sunday
night by the escape of gas from a
coal stove in the room where they
were sleeping. Mr.. Allen was reused
by groan from his wife, and bad suf-
hcient strength to crawl across the
room and open window, and the air
soon revived them.
Carl Rosa is one of the youngest
as well as one of the most gifted yio-
linists in the world. He is just out
of his teens
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-19

The $75, 800 credited to the sinking
fund, and $4,000 which the Auditor
expects to receive soon from the Gen
eral Government, are intended for APP
plications on these bonds
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-19

5000 1914 II
The liabilities and resources of the
State at date of Treasurer's report, are
as follows:
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Under the act approved November
8, 1865, entitled "An ne. to establish
the Vermont Reform School," / APP
pointed, by and with the advice of tho
Senate, Aaron q. Pease as Acting
Commissioners, and Lewis A. Damn and
Lewis Pratt Advisory Commissioners.
who soon afterwards located said
school at Waterbury, VT; and in con,
neetion with said location, the Com,
missioners purchased about sixty seven
acres of land, part of the old Governor
Butler farm, SO called, taking deed
of the same to the State, at the price
of six thousand two hundred dollars,
This purchase exceeded by two hun
bred dollars the sum they were au-
thorized by said act to pay for land.
'>rhey paid toward it six thousand dol
I lars, and gave a guarantee to deed
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-19

/ appointed a Board Of Survey 70
examine this property, and on their
report and recommendation on the
18th day of November, 1865, ordered
the Quartermaster General to sell the
same Mt auction, which he afterwards
did. This property was old and had
been more or less used
On the 5th day of December, 1866,
the Quartermaster General had the
following new property i'll his hands
bplonuino "a tbp Stafo 70 ,,it
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-10-19

telescope rifle,
| target rifle,
coil lead pipe,
20 small tables,
81 chairs,
81 straw hats,
1919 pairs cotton trowsers,
$50 pairs overolls,
los denim frocks,
IS gray coats,
243 bed sacks
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-28

UEamte:
Gesrge y! Ebpgas, gtih6tat.
irett9rtN
|. 5auliit3a saGer, spn 6e1ntltpn Gafer & ge.
Ausn U. &bapalan, ben Rirtlanf, @bait h 60. .
gtp 9 3tpl1as, Ssn pstnt, siNpbsmuk & Sc.
6ue6 Starn, Gteata Niarble G9prfs.
Strarn g1robs IT., Yr 0ougbertg, gDoDts & e..
Ser 5 Miiaef, bpn &p1tstt, Uhler Or. b.
Geoutae @afars, HpH tStIsert GGfiarb Il @ptt.
Elm DEGREES, sER 4n Dteriss & CO.
Gpas 2G9tE, bRn Gpprnas Il @r. 80
Sptn u. 0ntts, Gett.
Or. 8. g. &ant. traSaintrenrer At5t.
Or. G%trifSSteg ap1nipn, coniuittreubft Agst,
So &etus RaRta f&s Soften, Stsmpel O5tt arstli6e In
t~sr(uGuHe.
Sir Sabeaer, Ratsu sc. pehee man I'D ali tte Office be,
Gorapagait, s. GD Ia SQutbHr,
(iuti4 ~ Ifsr her NFGnflin 8dni
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Ter na9 Jti9mono alS ir9eno cine anoere
81, aEzr7 y(0r0ItG|e Central
lGiienbahn.
5y0loenDer SoMmer SEobroiat

Sol9enper SotSmer 5dbrpidn
tritt NIT 81 on t a 6 81. NRat1S66, tn eraft.
Ib8aa8 n6rblt6tr 5 II 9 E rpn Baltimore.
YDrtsr ~cermnaDeattDnsju9 Nc. .......,..,.7.2 20 frIb
goN5uB Is
S@nRujpg lO0f 1910 Ran5a
gdrtisner astemDeattens5ue SIC. 1 ..........12.3O
gSrter aee0mSeatsOns3u8 SO. 3 ........ 49,. $50
garftDNer gEp. 3...,... $50 .
gtttsbnro Gtis g4neu8uO .......".:...:... S.SO gbsnbs
YutSbHre @lEatra S9nea3ue 1000 p
Antunft u bIt4er 3 Il { in Baltimore.
gtss8bEr6 SsFatra S6neu3ue ......"......,7.00 frI9
garo9aer AcroroeattoaS5uS g0 2......."",.S"3O
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gaIftpn AfeOntCpattpnstn9 ND I'M GrItuu Der. 80
y ~ "
gprt Aeecnoo6 tpustu8 "''0.45 lbenbS
Der 9Df-, Gur&tanea t8aS Gtnt) uub gtttsburs Eluatra
S4negtu9 baltr1 jptl@eH Baltimore Irb PARTON nibt on.
Die DIr4t@nea (Bsf &iue), 9Df. unt Accommodations
3uef 1G9tsn-S~ phntaas 6ls9enPramen-i6glt3 al.
Aei ytfESDrr9 erie S&nfusue 9ebt - init @ussGbne tes
gss 0tttS6arg @lnntru Sanraaus gs9t tasIt9 as.
Ypto une accrAnipbattDns:ii9e tcmnen -5pnntass aus
9enDaiUen-ta9lt@ en-.
Ser 0ur@ f9reajue (Taf 9tnel fcrnntt taalt6 an.
Dte pot, Gur9f6aeu-, 9tttSbarg @rts unb Ytttsburo
GlnltrG S4n9lsu6e fbItesen I'D IN 9arrts5gre an Bic 3IaS
Der 9snRipIcania Central @iIenbaba nab Dittsbura, gIsst.
Lamb epInntsGs G%tnctaaatt, 5neilrapo,is, GbicaeD, 5tpptts
Soft apne. bonneville, eeiTe anb aaer Yunttrn ira aBcacn,
Rpr6- uub Suopehcn senau an
Gte Sptts une S@aelau8e ~flteBeE f@ gu Gltnira an Sic
3u8e Der 9(tp 00rt erie SGbn mao laen Duntten I'm MIRO
liaea. mtttleren ap yoeflideu glsp Dprf an.
Nabere &HSftnft trb6It naa in GG!oertfr. 8asnbofe.
). v. DNbarrp, Gen Guperintenosut.
tZ0nppi =. g. y oung a. Gen, palioaier. u ucut.
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NtonOsD Oc6eS!
mo. $50 vmea saltitnOre Ctr.

GaGIe's pianu Manuiaeturiag Goulp
@rlte @rdn,ie pom Warplanb SnifitIt erbalten
IN 1865.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-28

GSontague Rrc9.,
SeuersU erf6erungsa Agenten,
SO Sse0nrRr , Baltimore.
A6snten fur SssfOisenbeu r-8era&eruns gUrapaa.
6teeA |. &IaHe3
NetrOppIttGn 9niuraues 60 gIew gprL
9rnnotdpttaI unh DbIte, 81 ZOO, 600
JntetnatiOnaI SAT- Co.. Rg,
SranbtspttdI unbDbIIS. 100000
@brtaiic Sire SrIuFanee Co.,
8run6iapttaI 100000
8efoIRts Sire Sniurduee Gp.,
1rune1apttGI SOOOO
Berluff trerben proxapt be0uta1tet unb pbnetrhenh cine
Bersbsfrun9 tn unfeFfr Office besabIt.
Eur ppItttn urb StempeIteine 8sreGnungl
EeriUuer, meIGt tn Der metropolitan oeer 5~SeiVIute o..
btrfbern lGHsn, 1nb su elmer Dtptesnbt BON benz SeDtnn
befedttat, ireiht fdbpn ~raanduial 81 prpa. betruG, ohnt cas-
Ee Bic ~e!wai6en Beriufsesr Comp .6eden 81 befen brsuGen.
Dentf3e Btf sts @eferenBtnt
&stl Il Mr. Gbas SptItfr & -. =.
EteGsann, 9inri@f * w. Sdeos SafaeF,
=. =. Rfouas h Sc. iNal3slD
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-28

h Setoenes @isarren=8anb, gancn Wqpiey
SsaShe, a6keS aE. tt. Ia srUses EuspsbY Bet
SofetE &&fBkeE
Ssps3 ssa ~ @g@eRse *yaee ~ 1Hat &c,
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B0rrcsf'g
6Aar sleDersSr5cnGmne8sIsittsl
@ : 51}=Rsk

GS brtn9t eftmn t rsteber 8 G bsrbpr aus
i 1blf , en-@ 81 0uTte ern tsufenten oetrGuGt rms
g6t MO tn-stEe'h etn nSatte febIee.
fGIa9en.
@s rourpe suerf asbrGr6t unb yrpstrt BON @nrerifa's be.
~rubMteFsn Xrag6ten 6 5 % I n Terref u. fetnen dSnen
2aariprGS tat Serfeike strsta uns GEeIn benz gebrauoe
bttfe& Ntttel8 ju u~erbGnten. @tntGe Der fabfaRsr
gtanner Der rsebi3tnif nfn BdfuItit rsrrbsn NIT rem Gebetnts
ntB bieter 6 . III y 0 ftttDr ~sertrsut sena0,t ut fsrt-
nseT ~oteietben ale tbsretn in Betrtff be@ @esrnude s btrfeI-
sen IN I6l@en BGutr. I1tr herufen aus auf folqeuee Ger
lenen, rei@f G~ablt6pfe tGtteu un6 us lieies Wittet tJtebei
etnen eIien 6adrru DIS ~erssuFte:
G6ptn S Dtref, @btabelteta.
= Wm . Spdee, S&sufPieier, 9patbssfr. Tseattr,
Baltimore, Mb.
y RolI nnO y III @ Gdrf 80
DltB 01Dtttlba SpneS uak
NrG @ G III / It Gbn1rb kr
% gIetnfelte +, $50 9i9ptlr. 30
SS8 8beeteG, Sdsufpteler, g1es gsrf.
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gGI. q S Be f Mbtofat, grtftr, gtvreta
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@etrdudls- antpet fun8eu nit ie6er TlaFds In keutfG, ena,
Hid unb i~raniTfidb. grets $l.50 ter Flo{&e.
lRTet fftr crei Biai&eu fne 1ewSGrEi1 eenu9enS. esrer
aatsu 3ahrrnhs berc0r rtngen.-Inf6ubieer &abett fur
Wiebereerfdnfer. ~
Gum 8ertaags In ben rtfifsn Iyctbefen.
r. WtItpn @Grr & 6 T.,
@iasntbHrter uno 9HbGle tale GrpsuiHtc,
tG22jr 90 gfd6fItr.. I'D Iortreuar. Wottirnsrs SHh
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EsB" ,Sllr belplIpelHlI &tlIIIUIlBAuDITIt @tsA
@tnwobferer unS GeiIcntc fCutea ietr rprfbtts lstn, CHE
fe tbre Bt1ete tdWfsn une tputen teidbsn MIR ron tpl6si-
aneeienten 8tanter talers bic BON iprem @staiie ltben,
ntdt aber ppn WfGfieyn pter 3ptfGentrGGtru, I'd lie ipuu Ter
SetGbr autSCeSt itno, beibptneslt jr rerbcn uEe ttr @s's
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3ut6 fGbrt$rBtIIete
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M .. Carl j tibebranbt Es
u.-@ntBraniea. d3t. bar Salte. SbtO Stfrnbaps
i3ImraEHl Sd. 81 GhameshraEs 2altimprE. .
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@0lo>R observation-disclosures

rate Pine Ctr 8alttnsrt,
salt fete etne Gu8wati Der i@6nieu SjnffrAiaente bGrretei
eeren SIue Rnb S10utett be8 Ssnes. icptt DauerbafttBfst
bts 8aues nibt ubertrDffer tsersen tSnnew. Sten fprcae &c
iaGiah Spr uub lberssuGe H1 felkR, NJ
81 Sir EGsss Snfruneut pirb fInf Sabre ~saraattrt.
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So Nsparatrren, Sttmmer unb berstciaen @rseiter
rhen Elm ftth nnh gut Oh k6P fuhrt. i22hei III
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-28

~BeuersOerTGerure
Der ahpciirten 6euermannS 8ertheruno8oes
ieaidaft ppn Baltimore.
Ep. 4. SDuttar., 8eSenIDsr BEN 9Hu-Gebdube.
SH Bttra6t br erfOlsreta:u Stdtsatett bes Damp ;s,u,r.
Dtparttments feGen Str BON tsSt an iuu %statseren pretit
neue psltcen aus nne erneuern aud BITE alien su BEN btuta.
aen tRaten. Gas Dttientssn, weI6t 5dufer RsbeIn obssr
ienRt8t Berth9eeentanee tnr etn pber ftben Sabre an Der.
fdern rInfaen, rerbeu aterntit e~tuaelaben, Id bs Gs9,
unitrer berabeefeSten prGmtsn a~niufeten.
AGe gtrIuat uerben ptf btsttr prpupt nne liberal ouA
be5abIt. SpHn s.. Pppre.Q r6I'
ttta GtYsSfsgea:
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II D I d d !; | q e. T. T.. d u ! D 81 81 " IL J.:
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@s. 3. q. 8. &tAses
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Baltimore nns OttO
GiSembQhntt

GM AzYE ~Etbtk1tUIG A&ED ~TS~
GiSemb0bm*
&nf unb rad Mt 26. Ndgi, perben tdelt& srtt
5n6e ipti@en Salttrirtt unb ~snstsItne unb parttrfburS
OR 9Oflaa SerIast Baltimore taslt@ (oufsenUnnm.u
SSnnta9s, nm $50 yarfesns. Per SrRtsssns t0slte tlntlI;
Gas WiOrsenS.
hung nit alen punitsn refIt@ futpefltG u. nprerefli&.
Der 6rstertd MISUNDERSTANDING ptrldet Baltimore 4SO
geaDn ttta9s ta9ltG lanS9enommen SrnntaeSl. Dthit6 per-
l6bt er tttSerid 7.l6 gt0tesnt tdsItG (auSsenUnnrsn Spnn'
t18S).
Der eutsStts gius 3 e ssrIa6t saltmgr. 8 20 ant 10 90
Wrrgfns unb l 20 unit $40 RO6ur. unb @Gtcptts ARta1 UNI
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9td1 WaibingtDa.
G6Sars bCn Baltimore UNI 410 7,05, S45 unS 9.45 Wrr-
8fnf unb 3, Alb unb 7.46 WGdT. SOnntass I'm 4.10 ub
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bon l8Gibiuotpn $50, 7.S0 un6 Ills gtCr8enE uno 2 As,
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tpn fettn ia Derbtnbune NIT Der annapolis RcGb. 3age
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h9 an $. {: England, a8snt' tn Der Contamination OSer an
u. 3, SMITH, Granspsrtmetlter.
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Atfags Hne3 no I 20 gd@mittlge anb feven tn Ser.
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lt1. Span n9S o%usSenDrn men, ben 5irtbftcssn g0arft nm
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3Ioute
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5tlette ola Nqlia @retf mo 5teberiG tbur9 rd3 NitmcuS
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ben DaaRisOpssH 81 t%sitrOera.
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III gUguect3cut Geeb @~ntttnesIl
90 Rifen BITE ft: aFt Qua ttat supHns fOtbtu unb uFtrtr
~ iebf ~ute0rietHa Ereitt
4HfepR G&f6tee,
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SsieSrisfe Staten
SSn BEN befen Gogapasnieu.
Der Charter bitTer g~psnra0nit ~erfOrbsrt eth 9epDit bOn
aiGt peniger ale 100000 betn StastSs S6aSEstfer IN e.
fer @IaIIe St6er beitspePteren ~be{tebens, sIs 8arantts fir
e6rItGt 5aur!unespetis mtt ban .SubaSeru bpa 8arH&e'
suudsfnetnen. @
Dte{s @~gnpaeuie 1T Sereft, semDbnEt@f 9eten8 . 8erftdC-
rlnssGetne pttr anda Ststnf fur etne 6estfe Jetbf Uon
5dbren nns fir sefn Sabre ni@t %serfalssTe S4etnt aug
~saseten,
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-23
United States Of America, Mid
die District Of Tennessee.

A LREL having been fled on May 2, lsCG, n
n the a.. :. District Court at Nashville, hy Wi
liam Hunter and u.her- against the Stsarnbo
" THY U.s. her bosi-. apparel, tackle snd flruI-
lure. and aga Mt aIl persons Interested therein
praying, for reasons mentioned therein, that the
same be arrested and finally sold, sud the proceeds
distributed according TO law; and said Steamboat
Sc having been 70 a. rested by me:
Nov, therefore pursuant 20 he monitor Of said
Coun, hereby give pulgIc aotlce 20 all per-ou- To-
tere-ted IN sNi Steamboat her boats, apparel
tackle. and furniture, 90 spp-sr before the Judge Of
said CouT- at thu Federal Court ro0m 10 the Capt
Col Al Nashville, on May D., 1900 81 lUo'ciock an.
and then and there Go PROFOUND their claims and
make their allegations 10 that behs.C
EDWIN X GLASCOCK,
may8-lN U.SM NJ. H. Oft
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In Dyspepsia,

And its attendant train Of symptoms, it acts more
LIKE CHARM than medicine. There is moth
ing IN the whole range Of Materis Medics that can
for a moment bear a comparison with it IN this dis
care.
foil account of this wonderful plant may be
found in thellth edition of the u s. DispensatoTy,
pages 1887 and 1885.
been for years engaged, has Just seen brought 10
successful termination, and he is now enabled to
offer to the public q combination Of CEDRON vi h
other approved tonics. the whole preserved in the
best quality of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
which he confident has no equal 10 the world.
he might furnish volume of certificates, but the
things by their true value The safest plan is for
every one 10 test for himself the virtues OF a new
medicine.
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IS U FIFE e E e S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! ACt!:!
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1ARRANT 4 Co.:
GentlenGn-I am president Of CursrOa and have
boen disposed 70 write to you concerning the real
value Of your SELIZER APERIENF As a remedy
for Indigestion and dyspepsia. i desire TO express
70 you my sincere gratitude fer the great benefit the
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For four or five years my VIE has been sadly
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she finally induced TO seeB the "a iYlcs Of
learned Physician, Doctor CsbslIs, Of Venezuela,
who immediately treated her with your EFE
NE5CENG SELTZER APERlENT, she began 10
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feel 10 10 be my duty for the good Of humanity to
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TrU ting you Will give this publicity, and repeat
ing n ernest gratitude and thanks.
eL very respectfully yours,
). p. q. HENRIQUEP,
New York, JUuczs rs. Merchant, Curacao "A.
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Renewal Of Government Ii
Censes.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLTCrOE's OFUcr. 2D DIsTBTCT % TINS.
NASHVILLE, May :, lsJG.
A Ii persons dOing business are hereby notified
n that their licenses must h. renewed f0rthSlth.
Neglect snd delay al er this notice, will not De
overlooked, bat any person found doing business
without license, on the lsE July next viii be fined
$50. Hereafter, no license will be- granted for dis
bug 70 any person who - IN arrears FOR taxes and
all VINO fOunt engaged IN that BUSINESS without
license, viii b prosecuted Tor the fines snd pensi
ties pres nbed By law, and immediate steps v u be
taken 10 conhscate their dIstneTy and the land
upon hich II is situated.
msyo-2s tU) II. L. NORVEI.L, Ccllsotor.
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a Cabinet CoIioquy.

Rays seward 10 johnson, great dangers see:
We've factions run mat, and rrBil0rs 70 brave us.
From evils NJ hand and evils 10 uc,
10 you think that tins speech-mRkiug Con.ress
vii save urF
hsys Johnson, Good sr, wonders never viii. cease.
strange things vii fall out % please or aapaII az
Though Nome Wa once fsTed ~ the cackIuE OF
geese.
Tt O tst,. on no, that never will hcfl, a..
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UNION OFFICE,
Nav d ISGg


Nashville, May Is, 1865. !
Gold has taken a sudden turn upward, in
New York, and at noon yesterday was
worth 1897. The large export demand %
the cause. There appears to be balance
Of trade against this city, as sterling eE-
cbauge Is buoysn! at 81.
Cotton is higher ia New York, though the
latest European news reported slight de-
cline.
The Cincinnati Commercial says:
Money is in more active request on good
paper, aud the checking was also heavy
wi "a the bankers. To-day saIO per cent IS
the greatest range Tor good mercantile
names. The supply Of Money is comiorta-
bly, abundant, without being redundant.
scveu-thIrty Notes continue to be bought
at . al &c premium, and held at nc pre-
MUM.
Five -twcnties are firm at &c premium
buying, 2Itc premium selling.
Tou-iOrues continues 10 be rated at % Nc
buying, gGc selling.
The Central National Bank has received
the official favorable response to its appIIca-
ton made 10 DO designated as Government
depository.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
SAYS, concerning the sales Of Gold by The
Government
"a morning cOtemp5TsTy remarks:
" The operators lp the GOid room are not die
posed Co 8 r, sumo upon any very ma'cr.al advance
while the Government holds aJOUt eighty mil Ons
Of Gold m lts Treasury vaults
"l this statement ls intended 10 convey The idea
that the Government has eighty millions Of Gold
available for market purposes, DC D. errcT; f not
Itls difficult 10 IN 10 It any definite mes,r ing.
The sm8unt Of Il sPOssbe Com In the Treasury
may be- estimated thus:
10 Treasury May SIG AZ
Customs receipts tIncs, SAY ....-......... 10 600
Ssl, no 4OT
Dedusr Interest Uu FNe-tNcn-
ties, due May l--..-----..---..--s1D ,57a, so
Gold deposits, May l---.--.-.-.. . 36,iZD
Gold sold tins week, s-y ....-.... 1,uuu,unO
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We Ash

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