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Smyrna times., 1866-03-28
WHOLE NO, Cos
For the "Smyrua Tn.s ~

For the Smyrna Tines"
AN NNINp TEAR.-When | used r. ...,
S,"'e IN smyrna, our employer cane arn',, :
one n day and says he Bow, H." 1,' "ioqla
9'II7 IN" most goods tWiXt now and CLr ,.. t,i"s
H'I' Il Ir~t quality vest pattern -. ,--IICIS .
-" ~" ihrr' WIS some tail ,torins iii :,
I'I5iN' oi goods Just about that tinn. rt'u ~
tL,ieNl '@krr and the one that had mara cln ,Iic
ri'h any "l u Was Il certain Tom { IDIA ,,il1
lq''l'' with me" lie could talk = J,Ii.''. "ilo
oI mar pocket, when he had n,I, TuI
70 s. end ZIP. And the woln.n| ,in,. '',,"icu ;.
hahdrd over their pocket book. tn L;,, Y4St
MN lay out What he liked for them '''''' anu let
{. 0ne nrht Tom holIcrcd out in his .l.,
by gosh old fellow if you thInk tLnt 'i'f seep,
mas @"t any cotton in it, I'll bring in H. S'ouS
II wa cut from and make him ,wcar tn ~, ,lGrP
WOOL wont wear out, cithcr.-w,,,,.'a w w
81 Pahts OF that stuff my,,lftor fy, y,..r' PAR
'hr| re- aS good now as when frs mn. No., tLi anu
VI axe 1t at >" cents. and i ,ay ynn INV
owe me any thing! On too drar2 Wan
raII ,T It = cents what i yc ,av? Shah ,,r ~
Al H9ht. It 4 bargain 'e"' ~
could feel Tom hand, feeling aLout ,Lo
for an instant then rip tear VENT '1t
N"methns. ! hid my head under tLn i.I,,,L "eI'
~ IrHcrtIE convul>cd with IaupLtor e,,no
.at ON nm had torn the sheet from Tom ~ uio Ln,
I, "hrh awoAc next morning. t.nnJN
1"N uHhInd">t tear ot all II-tI3r0 H., J1M -
III! 'iiIft wa pit from tai to coilar. .IanJ "
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28

With Taylors improvement which for lightnesS Of
dfaught are second 10 IN use
IN fact. manufacturing all of the various
kinds of Agricultural Machinery known 10 work well
IN this part of the country. 70
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28

'"N%RESN At PRAYERS, -PropI, who ,,,za
upon the proceeding, orthr Natm,i Il S"|t
lhrpre>rntatlyrs l', at Washington from the raI- H.
n n ,Mo, rpf "l'gn a1tonI> ed at the way in which
rrS i At noon The Speakers hummer iIIi anj !|S
,hr h1Pam rises to suppliratr hjr,,in'r ,r'
NoW the t'f"rQ of legislation is tbat ali ~ -,
l'I. mrmnrr: rise for the same rurpose but 'io ip
rr rr'y,l vLn 3 IT. + quite different. recent oh,crv
ted fifteen Of the members Who Stool ~, '",,1 u
Tnom ', twelve assumed devotional atriiiuJr'
:, pom H4zihg more closely. however. he. found
tIIa. tn yl9ht Of them were reading Newspapers
,I ,,I'l were lying on their desks Twcnty.one
;. n4Sy i;y at writing and three group, whom the
IaII oi the hammer found in conversation we're
,Hm%rE soon again engaged in earnest colloouy.
ms docs not speak we'll for the religious rcD.
uI'ti"n OF the House and may, perhaps cx~
lIah some of the strange thing, that somr.
times 70 on there L,iy,r
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28

W hen may 4 man pocket be EMMY and
yet have something in it? When it has \ hole
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28
Will Work, Steam Engines,

&c, give special attention. P-uerns Casting.
AMI Furgngs of all kinds made TO order. Saving
Turning. Plunag, &c, done at the shortest notice
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28

RATHFE SHARP Two Indian chief, were
at table, enc Of them seeing other gur>tS
take mustard with thlrlrr@a>t beet. helped him,
dose. Too Stoicl,' to complain. L,, rrn.nr,,nj
rmrurtUrhlhIr serenity Of muscle. uynnntarv
trarS only marking hi~ internal agony.
" ny d' you wccp?' inquired the brother
reply "''' '"'
Presently, the other who had seen his fel
low taste the mustard, helped himself and
swallowed the frey portions. Tears Strramrd
amhlh. And why those signs Of sorrow
inquired the first.
" was sorr"winr, " replied the other that
you lad not been buried with your father > ''''
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at the mouth greatest
Inc height of absurdity-a vegetarian at
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28
COrnS shelters.
PIOW Castings

We have on hand a lot of superior Cornshellt
both for hand and horse power.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28
InF SIAMEoE TMIN. I.r1

IMF SltNE,E TWIN, E,7lrsrp -Tbo SION,
'~,' Mn, hayr been looked upon =, tI,. ,r1at .'nt
est "i !.Hin" curio>iti,.~ TI,t L.I.. tu.-,n,I
cNt'n~iy ) and have attracted the tt,3',;.I va; I.od
scientific men both in thu country ,nj ','.''I u
Eiuratci aud Practical men have iuJnjn.J !,
I"1H SPECULATION in regard to the rrrIjiar tin 10
'Ni1tIh- h"twccn the dark skinned Lr,tl,.D
ANA II "ao Presumed that nature wouId MT
1o'u l'r"tu,, such another >rrh hiu.. ,I1,l nv
u an" AZ however. that the Sau-b La. I'm
n'>5'"" n~ with ana'hrrulu~i,u ,urn,it1 vLinL
VII V. attract much attention q, tL, ,i.I,rntII
>En, - Twin Two upro rI.jIj,.n NV. '','tu
n'r\hIl'oH At H@ieieh North C,raI;,', tLot to"
excite much curio ty Th,y ;u,. f,I,t',',, t-,'',
yrar- oi a2". and Wrr. born uf >Ial,. I.r.t. ~
An>"n r'or-y. The SniaI Speak, "f II@ IL, IN IN
a. follow: = FL" connection L,lwr,n ,L.Ia tj',ln
9IlI> l. co~rr rIr. in tn. >ialn.> Tw;n. tn,r'
b'.a" more Of the physical and mental nr',n.
common to grh. F4.r.mc,tiun L".;r. ',lS Ln'
low tho neck and telminrt,.~ AZ tb.. ,Itr.,,,t,,
OF Ihr >pnr. To touch oliy at any roint If LrJr
h'uI below the connection send, a sensation to
the BRAIN of each and one can rp".,,r IN a
g5.tInr Of whist whiIr the other talks or sin,,. =
J ne lady who has them in charge. wa. tLrir E,r
m'r mistress. and i now colnlno,rir,, p, t,n.
vii IN them under contract with tIrir nsrnnt, Uu'
who are both living 4"iVh'S'
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28

!, Some men minds are 50 badly tumbled tba
they cannot be made up. -"
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28
IMiX Horse Powers

OF all kinds made by experienced wOrkmen, and
very best material Peunsy vanla affords.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28

IAr"3>ING TIE CorroN.-A t.,ninir. r,l,,
MrI phIan and widow whom ,''' We vii '"yi csji
-HI>' -, was passenger on III. NJ
- packets upward bouni. bc!on. tb, var n@i
Lal'1ed when she rot INTO an cy,.it,a l.,'i.., ~,
W." o. -. on the subject Of tb. var
y took place in the adic, c,I-,, .ilJ var, war,
'i"u-hi around L"m crowd II ,.,.ar E.t,'y ,,yi'
~. Nhe l"dlc.. "hn,. brapI,ijo~ ,,r ,.,r,..-,,,
in'" the 'ioncI, vino rrcolv. rL,,u ,,;.I IN ~
'44If'ctrn>tr g"I hm"r The r.",na ''l I,,ims my
q 'Ir discussion i t.ycnhy ol. at the E.t,,"o5
u ! - may ofcrn the whole South" said
~. I"u may burn our towns I,I,
M",'" , "ui lIantatl"l-, MAIN or XIII the Iart
man, bHt then >Ir, We Will arm our bows v;th
,lofl -a"N and put one behind ,yrr -tur,' MN -
'"r Ilnd .Id Nhu viii you d, tlon = '1"'i III
N. rrpHrl the Colonel. In thar coso
" W ,.', "I e r'"l..."i toca. out and arm rnoUy6
"I I9,T Ih&-'f~ To- >urlpHai al III, ~,tuIp,,.
huj wien Jou have arroI..pr,i,J iii tI.t
W. IN" women ut the South. Mi L1r, .'''', l'1
'F.a,t> to tn" Fedora! i.youct- 0O'
lgu dar" not 10 that. Ina.iun
" hy MT. SIR
TO: he simple reason. madam i ! nm
I'"'A. our Cou,rI.gutc Cn.r,.-. n,jC i
5.ninaI Z Tor YOU T. cApo,o your Cotton +" tLs
! ;llNoc forces - Tue
i r. r. i4tiy retired suddenly. while the listen.
erN laughed uproariou>ly '''''N'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16
r GUrsKANA STATE SEMINARY OF
LEARNING AND MILITARY ACADEMY,
At Alexandria, La.

The LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY OF LEARNING
AND MILITARY ACADEMY is prepared to receive
Beneficiary Cadets appointed accordance with Act No. 49,
approved March It'll 1851 as amended in Section lst Act No
g. approved March M 1866 which amendment requires the
selection to be om among those who have not them
Selves whose parents the of paying their
expensssn shall appear by the certificate Of the
Police Jury the parish Of the Board of Directors of the
Public Schools city of New Orleans upon condition
that the Benecares whose education thus provided for
shall be required the close of their term at said Institution
the occupation of teaching school, within this State
for two years thereafter and shall be required to report such
fact to the Superintendent of the said Institution.
The Police Jues the several parishes the State and the
Board of Directors Public Schools of the city of New Or
leans, requested appoint said Beneficiary Cadets with
out delay.
The appontee must be fourteen "a years of He must
read and write WE'LL and know arithmetic far ratio and
proportion inclusive and the English grammar
and geography. Peel. .-:e 81
The Institution will furnish the Beneficiary with everything
necessary Tor his maintenance and education clothing
sood supply OF which, especially undereothng he
bring with him. z=-sa ..-,... ..- :.
The session closes O The next session
months VIII begin the first Monday in September close
June 0 1867 The Institution has good corps of
egns Cadets at present. and therei every
believe that has recovered from the dangers which
DIESEL IL ana now STANDS on firm and lasting basis
j. MADISON WELLS
Board of Supervisors.
March Ssh 1866.
For further information, address IfrTr-s
'- d. F. BOYD, Superintendent,
Postoffce, Alexaudrs To
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16
AUCTION SALES.
GALES AT AUCTION

SALES AT AUCTION
@ J. B. WALTON & DEsLoNDE
ss't Saturday, March nth.
fo sneession Of Chas Gardiner, twosory
10 70 ~. IytSna street and fourteen &C rsl&
Pew in the Rev. Dr. Palrner's church
Vo ot OF ground en- " ite Dryades
TWO squares Oh ground fronting on Canal street.
Monday, March 18th. egst
All unclaimed packages remaining the Office OK ASazz
Express Company. "
Wednesday, March 2ast
$50 shares Merchants Bank stock, pew m tsf- r.
Church, Canal street.
Wednesday March 2sth.
The United States irsn-clads Laayctts GAessass an
Choctaw,
Wednesday, April 4th.
success Of W. Fisk-Two lots grounds yr1s
ments Dauphne street. between Canal and Gnssosrke
streets 4-. -
with improvements, In town OF Carrolton. 534
For succession of charles de Choseul-Nfneteen lets iur
in the Of Carrollton.
formerly office Of the N. o. j. and G. N. r. b Go.
Saturday, April 9TH.
Sale for partition Joseph street and fFns-.
ments between Camp Magazine streets, E
street. between st Jqssph and Deiord streets
Wednesday, April 11th.
A9uarter Of of ground, elegant resders=s
hortheast CORNER OF Prytanta and Third Streets
ns valuable lots Fourth and Chestnut sire cts s3
Washington avenue,
Valuable lands Black river, parish of Casahoufa.
- Particular see Advertisements. XII
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16
Board OF Directors:

GEN. JAMES LoNGsTREET, dongstreet, Owen Co, ,
President, New Orleans
dent New Orleans.
c. GRAHAM, President First National Bank New Orleans
I. P. MAY, United States Treasurer, New Orleans
GEN. F. j. HEBRON, Commission Merchant, New Orleans
SAM DEBoW, Commission Merchant New Orleans.
W. C. GRAHAM, Wholesale Grocer and Commission Mer
chant, New Orleans. e.-t ~.
]. P. DILLINGHAM;, Dillingham; 4 Bonner, Attorneys
New Orleans
EVERETT LANE Merchant % Magazine street, New Orleans
A. ]. INGERSoIL of Mobile, Ala.
GEN M. J. WRIGHT, of Memphis, Tennessee
W. d. GRIsWoI.D, Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
GEN. E. B. NICHOLS, of Texas -'
GEN. ROBERT E. LEE, of Virginia
c. WILLIAMS, Secretary, New Orleans ...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16
GuNFo"DEK.. ......sUNPovvDEl
HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.

This Company having reestabshed their former agency
and having placed me in supply of full general
assortment of tho various qualities and packages am now
prepared fill all ORDERS in former times current prices
delivery free.
The quality of this Powder being well and generally
known the highest grade by that Of any
other manutacory deem it needless TO call the attention Of
the trade aud of sportsmen to its superiority
Orders left at my office will have prompt attention
c. T. BUDDECKE
No arms raet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16
FOR RENT.

ES0R T1EASE-A PLANTATION SITUATED ON
Bayou Teche three miles below the of IBERIA
Louana containing sixteen hundred
arpens land thoroughly ditched and we'll adapted the
cultivation of cotton, with large amount of land
attached. ISL. ' g. !
The plantation many years has been cultivated cane
but neigbors all around before the raised cotton
On the place dwelling house and excellent negro quar-
tiers, for 200 negroes, large and substantial she'd
which easily be converted into gin house. The country
is celebrated for his heauness the navigation perfect year
round and the plantation free from overflow Apply
s. O. NELSON. 1876 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16

ID EMOVED-A. DREZ, FASHIONABLE HALTER
~ has the honor ofntormng his the public
in general that he has Professionally Srred store Ia
No g. ROYAL STREET His stock, just received viii
be sold at very moderate prices.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16
THn nYpRAuLrc CLOTHES wAszxazrz

AND WRINGER.
The best and useful invention the kind for
household labor ever invented
Has more and better for saving a
machine All the other machines either CLOTHES az
them out speedily do satisfactorily perforra
work With the HYDRA ULtG CLOTHES WASHED Iii. e
not the case There is rubbing of the clothes
quenty and The washing is corplst D
and thoroughly performed by the water iss .
Send for circular giving full explanation call in
them at the General Southern Agency. 81 90
Good inducements offered agents elsewhere
."u E5+ea'r S. NJ. BARTON 4 co ". t
No II Tchnuptoulas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16
MILLER d GARD
REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AGENTS, NO. l3 ST.
CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS LA.

REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AGENTS, NO. ls ST.
CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS LA.
undersigned respectfully inform the public that
they have opened office under and style above
to
In this capacity they will act Agents in buying selling
sin e on ii b
city country anywhere in the States of louisiana Mis-
sissppi, Arkansas and Texas. II. ~ =
Able legal counsel will be consulted in all doubtful
conflicting titles BY prompt attention to all business and strict
wish to buy, sell, or rent, with full INSTRUCTIONS.
nhsy &ys a at y b M Cotton and
Address the undersigned, Lock Box No. 53S o. New
Orleans, La. JOHN G. MILLER,
RErERENoEs-J. NJ Wells Gov Of La; Pike, Iapeyre
Rrothsr Bankers n o. La Payne g: Huntington Co. O,
Merrek, Attorneys at Law N. o. La Hon Edward Meg
hee Woodvie. Miss. - =
A NEW AND IMPORTANT BUSINESS
our 81 G i
g S 40 Oh 100 Do Proggs0us Acid Dc
90 Charcoal We challenge pG and s seb s
ton Of chemists and practical men,
the above statement is true then present capitalists
as well as men OF moderate greater per esntge
profit on their amount of subscription than before offered
and even exceed IT with the fat pine of Louisiana.
... IS Carondelet street,
CITY TAxEs-rREAsURER's OFFICE. FEBR :
~ airy % ls66.=-The bills for CITY TAXES Of 1863 o
this office on the T.7f "r .HF5 t-ls-
23afz5 FIRST OF MARCH NEXT.
The undersigned begs leave to call the aent On of Ia
NINETEEN THOUSAND ii BILhs esi0h neA'
1t very evident his mind that hey cannot
postpone payment until tie last days allow ID bylaw, la
number will of necessity, be crowded 9ut,a settle Wit
oy dddfh'S win s0'' Af' @ALoS
City Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16

TUsT RECEIVED Elk STEAMSHIPS GAMER
and Alabama, direct from Liverpool
50 casks Byas' London PORTER in pnts and susrss
30casks Younger Sons Scotch ALE, pin.s anaa .
100 dozen Crosse Blsckwell's PICKLES, assorted
100 :. Lea Perrins' Worcestershire SAUCE IN En-,
... and half pints. 40 tls q" t@ 3 8&a&
$50 cases Huntley Palmers celebrated Realirs H.
CUTS, put up in Theoretically sealed tin hsznsss
And for sale by W, 9. GRAHAM Il co, +.
.# AS Frts,s ssrs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16

For further information address If-Tr.=
sig D. r BOYD Superintendent
Postofice AIexandri. To
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16

SUCGEssION OF w. H.. BOETkaBA~-
~ SEd1ND DIsTRIcr CoURr of New Oreans,-Npssur
hereby Gten to the creditors of the late W. B. EoWas
present fer claims properly authenticated against ts
ceased to W. b. Conger ESQ, the under tutor acting iey
Mary !, Bswlss the adminsratrix at the ofss 81 r. E
RACE. FOSTER Il E. T. MERRICN
Attorneys for the succession Camp street ard zas
rercial Place,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16

--Sen. ., II. Tsuckner, of X entucky y, Is here-
by announced partner in this house.
HARLOW J. PHELPS l. co.
New Orleans, Dec. 2, 1865.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16

For Clerk of the Third District Court
CHARLES ARROYO subject the nomination of the Ma.
tional Democratic Party.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16

Special N0tice-seither the Captain nor
Owners of steamer MARTHA E. ALLEN will be Responsible
FIR dents ara;nst said boat unless upon order Of
j. j. Hebert Clerk approved by Capt. James Rudinan
~ TITUS & GWARTNEY, Agents,
Nh street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16

- English Fluid Vaccine, Imported ir
Capillary Tubes-Dr GHAsTANT respectfully informs hi
euds the public generally that he has just received
supply of saparior Vaccine Matter.
Vaccinations at his sce only, from to- NJ Saturday
and Sundays excepted. OfiCe--l9o Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16

- Office Polk County Copper Company
l45 street.-The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
this Company will be held TUESDAY 9th Apri next
- GEO O. SWEET, Secretary.
New Orleans, 18th March, 1866
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16

Office Of the New Orleans, ,Bnc.kson and
Great Northern Railroad, March5 S6G-On and after FRI
DAY March 10th, Communication tickets Orleans to
station on this road for tan trips EACH at reduction of 70
per CENT will be sold at the general Office, No. A Caondoet
street. @. T. BEAUREGARD,
General superintendont and Chief Engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- sst Congregational Unitarian Church,
At cor ~ St. charles and Julia meeting of the
Trustees and Pewhoderg oftis church called for SUNDAY
18th inst Immediately after morning service. All persons
the support and extension Of liberal Christianity
arc invited to attend.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16

TETY TAXES-TREAsURERS OFFICE FEBR n
" airy %. l866The bills for CITY TAXES of 1865 on
Real and Personal property will be due and psya e
this office on the II -.r .-FE E 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16

- Richard c. Eond-Candidate for Clerk
Of the Fourth District Court subject the nomination of the
Democratic Convention.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16

MAsoNEc HALL, ST CHARLES STREET
Commencing TUESDAY EVENING, March 20, the Stu
pendous Drama,
RADISE LOST
Creating the most intense sensation wherever exhibited
Recently from ST. Louis where for three weeks the largest
hall in the city filed day and night thousands unable
gain adnlittance.
The great Moral Exhibition of the age, illustrating the
erandes subject the world Defes the power of magna
tionbaes all description The great Mtonan Tableaux
PARADISE LOST.
The Great Rebellion in Heaven-The War Of the Angels
The Fall of Satan and the Fall of Man, described by Milton
in his Immortal poem Of paradise Lest" It being
pee illustration of this poem from beginning end
carrying Mtons idea of Heaven, He'll Chaos and Para
disc.
Doors opened at quarter of o'clock commencing quar-
ter of s.
Prices ofadmisson, ST. Reserved Seats 81 So Children 50c
NoTEcE-EvERY VISITOR TO THE MUSEUM IS
entitled book OF four lectures the PHILOSOPHY OF
MARRIAGE, and catalogue free of charge.
40 AND AZ ST. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite the st. Charles Hotel.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16
Seasonable Suggestion.

Be careful in speaking of cases
of common cholera, else nervous
neighborhoods may imagine the
Asiatic is upon them. Gossip
and rumor should be very discrim-
mating about this time in regard
to local or prevalent sickness
OF course more or less of the or
binary summer complaints are
about; but there is nothing unusu-
al in Tennessee, at least to occa-
sion anxiety to temperate people,
who live in a sensible manner, OBJ
serving the plainest laws of health,
and abstaining from gratifying
reckless appetite at the expense
of their digestive organs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16
Tomato Catsup.

We are now in the height of The
tomato season, and as housekeep.
|ers will be making catsup, we pub
|lish the following recipe for their
Our lady friend,
Mrs. n, has kindly furnished us
with a bottle made by this for
mula, and we have no hesitation
in prenouncing it equal to any we
have ever tasted;
ITO a half bushel of skinned
tomatoes, add one quart of good
vinegar, one pound of salt, quarter
of pound of black pepper, two
ounces of African cayenne, quar-
ter of pound Of allspice, one
ounce of cloves, three boxes of
mustard, twenty cloves of garlic,
six good onions, two pounds Of
brown sugar, and one handful of
peach leaves. Boil this mass for
three hours, constantly stirring it
to keep it from burning. When
cold strain it through a fine seive
or coarse cloth, and bottle it for
future use. 1t will improve by
age, and create and give zest to
almost under the ribs of
death"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16
Jokes in Legislation.

The colored people of this State
in their convention in Nashville
last week, again moved, under rad.
ical manipulation, for the right
Of suffrage. They always seem
bent, under the guidance of certain
mischievous white leaders, upon
agitating some public question cal
culated to foster for their race a
bitter and proscriptive feeling
We would prefer to see women
vote, at once, to bestowing the
right of suffrage upon the colored
people, and we should look on Ell
Their as the accomplishment of one
of those absurd notions that haunt
only efete and morbid magma
tons. When these things take
place, we shall consider that our
country has, in its precocity, gone
prematurely into dotage, and be-
come the laughing-stock instead of
the admiration of the world.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16
University of Nashville.

MEDICAL DEMONSTRATIONS
the war this College ranked as
high as any in the United States
i'm number of students equalling
the Colleges of Philadelphia. The
first session after the war, there
were fifty-three graduates, fore
shadowing rapid return ofits pros
perity. The war proved Nashville
the great centre of military opera
tions, as it had before been demon
strated as an educational centre.
The fame of the University of
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cultivation of letters, and her Med
ical Department, in size and pro-
gress, is without a parallel. See
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-16

NATIONAL BANK NoTEs.-The
numerous alterations of the Ma
tional Bank bills have caused re-
publication of the designs on the
backs of these notes to prevent
the ignorant from being cheated.
Those which do not correspond
with the following may be consid-
cred bogus: "On 81, 200 notes,
Washington resigning his commits
sion; $500 notes, surrender of
Gen. Burgoyne; $l00.notes, Decla-
ration of Independence; $50 notes,
baptism of Pocahontas; $40 notes,
De Soto discovering the Mississippi;
SIS notes, landing of Columbus,
1892; So notes, Sir. Walter Raj
eigh, 1885; 81 notes, landing of
the Pilgrims.