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DRrssIyG FoR RoAsr Fow1s-Sosl-
slices Of stale wheat bread, vel bgt-
tered and pepp red, il wine. and tbeu
put them into the fowl in as large pieces
- Po-ai6ie. The wine and other sea
sonlns hsvors the bird richly, and the
bits Of bread come out themsslves
ratheFish good.
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,La's s.. e. N-.a o. lrn...
No. q Narth Cherry street, .CHr Roberto.
Old stan4.J keep the Fines. EsuIg or--
r.es, Braud,es, Wines. Pure Robertson ..-H
ty, bourbon, ard Rye WLHEtr. arIars
nous assortment o. Fancy Gursusa A.a
cheap as can be hsd iu the r..y. A.v. =s-
is To CIV, Us cail aad aee ..s gaaue.,..
dscZ--u
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a number of influential and wealthy
men IN New York city, who arestaunch
supporters Of Henry Ward Beecher IN
ms present conservative attitude. have
given him a call They consider him
too brilliant light for Brooklyn, and
oder 70 raise SlsOO05 for The purpose
OF setting up tabernacle aud psrson-
sge for him IN New York. II IS not
Probsble, however, that Mr.. Beecher
VII Eceept the oder.
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Ths Original snd Best IN the World
The only true AID perfect Hair pyt. usrm-
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. Produces
immediately q splendid Black or natural
Brown without Iugur,ag Che hair Jr sL.u.
Remedies the Ill effects 0i bad dyes. s.la
by all Druggists. The genuine is signed
William A. BatchelJr. Also,
RCgcucratHg Ertract Of Alaegt.rs, fJ-
Restoring Glt BlsEt ttI1g ne Hur.
CHARLES BATCuELUE, NEw loEx.
sepi5-ly
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Nineteenth Century T.

no mans name u more Intimately conusrtsd
s1th fhs history of MATERIA hhDiCA Of the
lfuitsi States or more fsyorablY known IS Erpio-
Essr 10 Medical Discovery. than tlstoI
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The President Firm in His Faith.
On The Sth instant, committee ap-
pointed at the mass meeting in Balti-
more, presented themselves at the
White House, when Judge Crane, after
speaking of the policy Of the Presi-
dent as one that should be adopted by
the country, presented the resolutions
of the meeting.
The President said, in reply, that he could
make no speech further than 70 say that
his policy was before the country. It was
not the result Of impulse, but the result of
a conviction; that it was the principle upon
which the Government was founded. 1t
was before the country, and i0OuLd continue
10 be. He said this to give assurance that
the Government will be administered on
that policy, and he did not say it menacing-
u. 1t was believed that the safety of this
Government rested upon these principles.
He was not insensible to the compliment
paid by this visit. That mans heart and
mind must indeed be barren not to be deep
ly impressed by such assurances Of the peo-
pies support.
This compliment was peculiarly crafty
ing TO him. He believed the country would
be restored TO its former condition of pros
perity and harmony. lie entered the con-
test expressing the same views he did now,
and he stood now as he did then, by the
Union and the Constitution, not having
swerVed a hairs breadth. The tsuuts which
had been uttered against him had no effect
upon him. His only work was the restOra-
ton OF the country-the thorough reconcile
alton end hnrrsony of the nation We are
he added, steadily accomplishing the work.
We have seen families who were divided
amongst themselves, and had considerable
dissenson amongst them; but we see them
all, aiterward, hsTmonized, and live in peace
and friendship.
Il will be 60 with US. If we can do this,
it would be somethingof which 10 be proud
n viii come risht u, She e. a, usstvvsshst-ssd-
ing. In the matter, extremists Of both sec
tions, while using different meane, lsbored
steadily for the accomplishment Of the
same end--the destruction of the Union
So far as the dissolution ofthe Union is con-
cerned, one is as bad as the other.
When the rebellion is put down and we
find a party for consolidation aud concen-
tratiOn, It - the same spirit as rebellion,
and leads to the same end-the destruction
of the Government. desire nothing but TO
effect the reconciliation thoroughly. When
! can do this, / can eXclaim with lull heart.
al have reached the summit Of my ambi
ton" ! have no other ambition. Ny only
object is to restore the Union to its full and
reconcled normal condition. Then my
work will be done. / thank you, gentle
men, for this mark of your counteusnce and
support.
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Graham, Dorsett q 90 ,
sHcrsssors % HAWEs. GRAHAM d Co,
IMPORTERS OF
9OSEWO0D AND MAHOGANY,
lgs. Planks, Boards md Neneers.
The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,

II EGEMAN'5 Ferrsted Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
Ii OF Caiisays Bark. with Pyraphosp pAste c. IrOu.
Prepared by HEGEMAN 3 CO.. Chemists and
Druggists, New York
PYKOPHJsPHATE OF IRON was introduced by
+. hooiquet Of fars, ia Lass, and received Ayors-
be nouce from the french Acsdemyi t b. eas, y
tssliniisted, and not decCmpOseG ln the sOmach by
loOd or lhe gastric JUICE; % D. prompt, efficient
tonic, combining the effects Of Phosphorus and
lron, snd u not stimulating or irrtant.
Our FERklIED ELIXIR or BARK is Ileas-
ant Cordial, Possessing the valuable properties Of
Calisaya Bark, and contains eight grains OF the Py-
rophospha'e Of Iron IN each fluid ounce; and IN alt
cases, where mild and efhcscious Iron Tome IL
desired, VIII he found most valuable preparaf on.
sAm pies furnished % Physicians on sppiioatI on.
PURE VACCINE CRU5I5 selected from healthy
cOuntry children. warranted reliable
hEOEMAN & cos Cordial Elixr Ca .saya Bark
Alum and kino Lozengss and Cnlorate Potash Lo-
zenges- Al the above sold by Druggists.
HEGEMAN a CO.,
mail 5m Chemists and DmgEst-, New York.
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EANKFFs AND BR0KERS,

OTIS, z. A.-AttoTney and Counsellor 81 Ia"
" Office 4Z1S Cherry ST.: r o. Box 'aS.
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NO. 29I.
SPECIAL NOTICES

= , osRAFHs.-Photogyaphs Of Genera,
\ euerai and Couiederate, The LARGEST g..
Ioclloa m the west, for sale. wh5lsssle ,..
lesaii' Remember the place, Gallery 5rt1s
. Cuil oeTiand, . 9Cstas street, Opposite COM
mrcial Hotel. 1svgr',l
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TINS celsoasiei Toiiss soap. To- such la.ssrs.
demand, IS made rom ias choicest u.ssusI-. .-
MILD and smolisHt iu l nature. irssraaiis
scented and extremely bsusasiat tu ... .sf.a
upon The skin. For sale By sI urusz st4 saT
Fancy Goods Dealers. .af4-ry
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Go to Bryant srat,ou & Co.'s Nashv.l,
Business College tJg thorough riusauru
in Book keeping, peumaushir. y1mmer
cial Law, Commercial ClIculat5uf. Far..
ueIshIp, Settlements, 6c.
SEND Tor College paper, Circular. Ir.
Address BRYANT, STRATUM 900.
OCtl3-ly.
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EMPIRE WATER

Is 3 csthsrtc, and a valuable remedy for Rhsuma-
tism, DeTsngement Of the Liver, Diseases OF the
Skin, and General Debility. Its effects are most
salutary 10 Lung Diseases. Il b. an slmost sure
cure for Scrotua, and the most aggravated forms OF
Dyspepsia. AS preventive and cure for all Bilious
Derangements 1t stands unrivalied.
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CONGRESS WATER

Is cathsrtc, alternative snd tonic, and is vsIus
be remedy for sfiections Of the Liver and Kidneys
Dyspepsia, Gout, Chronic Const tpsiion and Cutane
Gus diseases. Isa most pOwersa preventive OF ths
Feyers and Bilious Complaints, 70 prevalent IN
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The match game of billiards of 500
points caroms, for the championship of
The United States snd stakes of s. coo,
between John McDevitL Of lndianap-
oils, and John Deefy, Of New York,
PLAYED night before last in New York
city, resulted in the defeat Of MeDsyitt,
by S55 points,
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In Dyspepsia,

aud It's attendant train Of symptoms, IL sctz more
LIKE A CHARM than = med clue. There Il moth.
ing IN the whole range OF Matera Medica tl.st can
or moment bear a comparison with Il IN tins dis
ease.
fall account OF this wonderful plant may he
iound Ia the llth edition OF the l.. 8 Dispensstory
pages 1857 and 1855
series Of experiments In which Dr. Bull has
usen r years engaged, has Just been brought 20 a
"a cessiul termination, and he is now enabled 20
oder % the public combination OF OEDkON with
other approved tOnics, the whole preserved In the
best quality OF copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
which he ls confident has no equsl In the world.
he might furnish volume of certificates, but the
thiprs hy thetr ~. ,-sl rI7,o ,sst 1isn ~ t,-
every one 70 test ioJ himself the virtues new
medicine.
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NATURES
NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water.
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water,

MO natural or artificial compound hss yet been
IN discovered or manufsctured that equsls these
waters a. preventative, relief and permanent cure,
for many temporary and chrome diseases, AS Prov
ed by the experience Of many thousands who have
drank them for years, with the most beneficial ei-
facts
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S u FER e Il S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!


TARRANr 4 Co..
Gentlemeu-i am q resident OF Curscoa. and have
been disposed % write 20 you concerning the real
value Of your sELIZEE APERIENT al q remedy
or Indigestion and dyspepsia. desire 10 express
70 you my sins gratitude for the great ueuedt the
bELIZEk has done my wife
FOR four OF I'VE years my wife has be5n sadly
ahicied with Dyspep-ia, and afier being under the
treatment q several Doctors FOR two or three years
she wa finally induced o. seek the advice Of 4
learned Physician, Doctor Cabiali-, % Nenezuela
Who immedisieiy treated her with. your BIER
NESCkNI EELTLER APERlE ENF, she began 70
improve At once, and u nov PEkFECrLY WELL.
ieei % % be my duty for the good Of humanity 10
make this statement feeling tnat medicine 20 val
liable should bs widely known.
Trusting you will give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks
am very respectfully yours,
S. d. q. HENRfQUER.
New York, June %, 'g5. Merchant. Curacao. "a.
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salned reputation cuss vide spread Esl 20 cog
% bnt o. north America But the croEnt orJuJ her
iIe fetlans % he attained II his d, clocoaYe8ry
sa'tei continuation, for ne does not c.Hlu 20 nave
- oten ne oiscoTefer OF CIDBON, which ls the basis
VI ne biitefs nov oneredto the public. That hon,
~ peiooRs % the native inhabitants Of Central
ALleiltn 70 Nilom Its virtues have been known i0i
more Ihan two hundred yssrs Armed with il the
ih9isn hds defiance 90 she most deadly malaria,
90 handle without fear the most venOm0us ser
fenss. KS belief with them. that while there D.
bre "a n the body, the Cedron potent 70 cue, no
natter Whist the disease may BE-.
While Dr. Bull b. not prepared TO endorse this eI-
tfsFaEalt preteDsion, he s nevertheless sst Eiied
ffom thorough eHsminstlou Of the evidence Tela-
uug % ts virtues, that ~ a remedy and preveuts-
i've Tor All disease srIsing from exposure. ther
70 the weather OF climste, or ~ Iuasmsic inruen-
Cfs, DO Stands
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Read This.
SAM. D. SMITH,

uau-tr Eo.gJa.a stree
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REARR, THOS g.-BrokeT, corner Union and
il College streets, buys snd sells Gold, Incur
Tsns Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended 70 promptly
LI.n INV. and EeLLa On nlmnnLssIou.
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ArfENrI5S lEIsHAsS Checks cu Che & .-
steT bauking Co., Belfast, Ireland. lu sums
o. Il TO tlt Tor sale st G. n. Orjwsy.s l-r-
ker Ohcc, No. IS College street. u
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DR.. John Bull

His lulnltsble preparation Of sAR5APARILLA
hss louR STOOD 81 Lhe head Of the VARIOUS com
pounds or tbat valuable drug
H, Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
t..,orna a household word through
out the West
md south. H.s Worm Lozsnges,
=. ls.s thap 8 year after their ,uiroduc''on'
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MAYORS OFFICE,

I'asf' 'IIIEl ILsa-l Uec. n, 100. ]
OROPERIf owners on College and Marks.
Il streets between the square and Broad street
are hereby notified 70 construct new Ft0ne or brick
payements, or % reset the old wherever lt IL
requreot 10 accordance With the specifications and
grades which viii b furnished by the City EbRnseF
on spphcanou. sa'd work must he commenced
within ttn days from this dste and pushed rapldly
% completion, or the city VII contract with parhe-
ior the same, aud the expense vii b. charged 70
the property owners.
dsr2q ". MATT. BROWN. wavo.
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TO hk U. s. MAhHhALs
" Bonifant, District of Maryland.
TO RE OFFICERS IN THE MARINE CORPS.
Aulick Palmer, second lieutenant Marine
corps.
John II Sherburne, second lieutenant Ma
rine corps.
James II Rogers, third lieutenant in the
revenue cutter service.
TO BE MAJOR GENERALS BY BREvET.
Brigadier General Seth Williams, Of the
United States volunteers, for highly meri-
torious and faithful services in the feld on
the several campaigns from Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania, TO Petersburg, Virginia, to
date from March lS, 1865.
Briga6ier General Samuel S Carroll, of
the United States volunteers, for gallant
and mertorious services during the war, 20
date from March IS, 1865.
Brigadier General John ] Harjranit, Of
the United States volunteers, for conspicu-
Gus gallantry in repulsing and driving back
the enemy from the Judgement made on our
lines st Fort Sedgwick, Virgins, % date
from March 25, 1865.
Brevet Brigadier General J. B. kiddOo, OF
the United States volunteers, and Colonel
OF the 22d regiment United States colored
troops, for gallant and meritorioUs services
1865.
Brigadier General Joseph r. Eswley, o.
the United States volunteers, for gallant and
merit0rious services during the war, 10 date
from September e, 1855.
Rrevet Brigsdier Generel Robert McAllis-
ter, Of the United States volunteers, and
Colonel Of the llth New Jersey volunteers,
for gallant and meritorious service during
the var, 10 date from March Is, 1855,
Breyet Brigalier General John Ramsey,
Of the United States volunteers, and Colo
mel Of the sth New Jersey volunteers, Tor
gallant snd msritorous services during ihe
war, % date from March 13, ls6s.
Bngadier General Stewart Van yliet, Of
the United States volunteers, fr faithful
and neritorious services during the war, 70
date from March Is, 1859
bugadler General ClSute= 3. Fisk, OF the
United ststes volunteers, for fsuhful and
nerlt0Iioas services aurug the wsr. 70 date
from March IS, 1865.
brigatier General Wager Swavne, of the
united States volunteers, FER gallant and
ineutorious services during the waT, 70 dste
ifon October 81, ls65.
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UNHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Deals IN Exchanges; Government Securities
End Coin Collections promptly attended TO-
Gold, Stocks and Bonds sold on Commission.
". W HERRY, President EDGAk JosEs, Cashier.
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HAVING qua -si a. Adl1 s.rl-1r .a one .-
III tate 0f I1H1 n. Ha.l, i--eassJ. fr.. .a.. o..
~ al pera1u- a1g cslgI a.l.asl aI ra...H ..
Ito them with u- within tle tms .H...' .-
las, 0I tl-y oil D. barred. aEd tHaaH Ia....-. ..
come fJTsarI suI make payment
a.aIg.f uJfay Hi -ffIIa 4#H..
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HAVING returned a.au w,,- o. .ar.5
st0ck OF
Trimmings, Nvor.tcd-. Zeruyr.
&c, &C,
10 the old home, ! would rsspeetlIv .u
form the Ladies of Nashville taat we VII.
b. prepared % manufacture any k.ll OF
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Tuuess.
&c,, &C,,
a. good uui ss clreriulIy as formerly
OSCAR BuHNL ECr.
uavi-ti Ea.g Ir..r stress
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Browns Bronchial TrOchss
u,ytSs A utarrr tsuyr,.- Ha rae rtars ...r
Iaut5.tra HlrFr.
Fof bronchitis, Asthma. ,aisrrh, Uuusu.uF-
tive aud Ihroai Disease.


slN0ERs ARD PUBLIC -TEtEE.
VII and TsocHs- use.a. .u ei-,aa. fl- y...- -.-r
taken before -aHus or Speaking. .4I r.....#. ua
throat a..sr tu UuuaIs. -Errr.l .. t..s.. .rs.-
the IfJche7 are Recommended rul prescribed uy
Physicians, aui have haJ te.lma4ls I.. .u.-
ueut men Throughout tla country. I-.as s. a-..
Gle Of true merit, and having proved .He.- rH.sry
BY test Of mauy years, ss.l year aada tasH a sf.
dIt.onal l0csiss iu ysHou- parts Of tIIs u.r. ..I
the Troches are un's-sa .y pronounced better ...l
other Hrur'e-.
Obtain oay "El1us's Ha.y.r,l Ti..Hr... 41I
DO not take any o.. lH- Worthless limitations ....
may b. offered.
soiierryuhsrs tu .as United -sa.rs. aaI.l ....
elgn Cou-tles, o., 3, cent? pee DaN.
IluiZ-3m
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CARRIAGE 1IANUFACTURERs,

CINGLETON, K. d H-Bookselier, Publisher
= Siauoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Office
Building.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
BREWERY.

NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO.-Book
n and Job Printers, Al publishers Of the Dai-
~ and Weekly Union, nnter's Alley, between
Union and Desderck streets.
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We AK

The suffering millions IN our land % gIvs this
remedy trial convinced that by is timely zee
many may be relieved, many cured Of Dyspepss.
AeaIl1uIus sour = lonlalut rcE Headache, Llzl-
ness, Indigestion. Files, Clstiyensss, Bilious al.
tscks, Liver Complains, Rheumatic Affscuona.. ae.
kead the Pamphlet of estlm0ulaIs WI "a h bot
Of your Physician.
hsnufacturod only BY TARRAbT a Co, az
6reonWich strssi, New YORK
For ae's ~ at DrtzElsb. mYs ly
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WAL PAPER. etc.

ETTU SON. j. W. 3 CO.-ManufsCturers and
w Wholesale and Retail Dealers 10 Tin, Copper
and sheet Iron Wsre aud Furnishing Goods No. II
College street.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
agents OF Insurance Companies.

CyAREY & SMITH, Nos. SO aud IS Union street,
(up stairs) represent the iclloWirg Companies
f.rna Of Hartford, Security, Manhsttsn MstrOpoli-
~. Phusuix and Knicksrbocksr LIE Of New York,
and Accident Of Columbus Ohio
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In Chancery st Carthage, Teuuessre
FEBRUAEY I5h lse

William Young. y-. Iuuiri Iay.o-. atas.
Mas raus- BE- appt1r.nr ta f1- H-er- cad ,a4.
tar that ths Iftendaut frat .rJ Na.1. Ez.....r
etc. d. r g.. NJ ann. daa'l. j. lla rfH ent uf ...-
state of Teuuesae- sl tnal tlr or.l HarF rrHH...
las ca nos D. served aIal hi P. b. therefore #..
weeks. tn t1- AasaF..r q .-. 3 ara....a- ...
l.shsai 10 Tho city of Esrlr..e. Fer1aa-..
ln< ssii du.rai.ui q spI''l a. tas Aafa.. IarI -
CsFtaaEs ou ihu tlrt sioriss 10 $500 rs. i.
plead. ansser ur t4uur % comuI...s--'f -. %
tbe sane ~ p ls-en i1s confessed - a. ~. ~. ,-
- f0r hasr ~ rkpara neg. aaI
i'bis~" d. 4 CAMPBELL.
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.

RHERRITF & HIIL5-DealerF 10 Wall Paper
M Window Shades Window Glass ard Photo
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets
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A Vurz usu Elr.ural.-
ylrssaUl4. Mrf.. f1g a. r-.r.
D. John Br1-E.r 1r-. 0 sm r8pr~ "a. ...... ..
you that have eco your yl. Gal.a JsIiI.I r.r...
with great hs1eat 10 myasG u general IsTH.fF u.
prostratiOn Of Iy sy-t-m prs1ursI by fH. .#.
healthy and l.tsf.I ilc influence Of r.a rf4a...r..
uysr around FssshIrE. HAVING been with e.r.rs.
Grants army Ar51El99. ..s aaa.a southern .a..
psFu- lcouh.suty recommend its Uf- tI fell. u..
sons vino are exposed i' unhealthy s.uiafs..
b. w. F..fF
Agent Y. s. sanitary Comm. 5000.
Lorrvur. h.. Sept I.. f..f
on the Zll or July .t-l D submitted u....-. ..
agent OF mice. to trs Medical lHre-flr .. TO- I.
psrtuf ni Ci TIE Amy of tIr Cgw.-r.aUI a ..H..
pie Of my tedron b.tieHs, Or nslsrtul. .Hf ...
qgestel %. as-r alsiY-rz. la ..InI % uarIHraH. ..
sanction All approve - uss amauE or -aIH.sr.
1he oil0War the Medical iIr-..tlr.a rs..g. ..s
also Gen. k1--rrau- paFu.--.Iu to ship ID. ..r.4
st.cnes. 10 have sold '1 uus1i.
JOINS pru
''I am satisfied that Codron BItisIs uI. y. ..
harm % sny one Q taken properly ant .a l..f.-.
ton j see u0 Oh .a.g11 tU To-. EIl n .lH ..H. +.
Hrssl A Turs.-s.
Surgeon and Hef.rl. T.e...r. ". ..
HrtusUsnrEls Drpsar. oF rHz ccHasa.
NssHyIEE. Tfss Iu.y4 "a. IH..
DT John Bulls agert tlr. ---. has f.rIH. ......
~ ship ~ Nashville. Isuu. q. mss rs .'I .. r..
Of Bull cedroa b.ti-rs, Tor sa.- .3 sulsr a -.r
army only.
I6s rsguIs ions of the Treasury Dsrs-.u.r. 90
b he complied With atueiiy.
~ command % 'Is Cen Rgsslsss
VS. ~ Err
MAJOR l1d Provost Marsha. aa.H.s
For sale, wholesale a1l retail - Er HET. .-.
apNlLLE a CO, Ngnalle, 4ru-.
octl1-tu ssi Ifa1u
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Dissolution of COpartnsrship

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Without a Rival.

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enjoyed 10 Central America and the West Indies.