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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-16
Bayyard TayIor,s New Poem.


TickHor & Fields have published "The
Picture of st. John, by Bayard Tsylor.n
This is the largest, the most elaborate and
the best production of Mr.. Tayl as poet,
in is probably the work on which his po-
etic reputation will rest. 1t has sufficient
incident to make it readable as a story,
Willie in melo y OF verse, richness of de-
seriptien, and close representation of NOR
al moods and alterations, it has an interest
higher than that of a mere narrative. Per-
haps the most powerful and original pOr-
tiOn of the poem is the account of the first
effect of calamityson the moral nature Of
the hero, and his mad. blind efforts to escape
from misery through che outlet of intel
lectual depravity. The pictures of Italian
cities and scenery, and of artist life in Italy,
are full of beauty. The following, on Ven
ice, is both a fair and fine specimen of MIR.
Taylor's powers: .ua-
Forth from the shores Of earth we seemed to foat,
Drawn by that visOn-hardly felt the breeze 0
Ihat left enc CLASSY ripple from the boat
10 break the smOOthness of the silken seas "I
And far and near, as from the lucent air, .l.l
Game vesper-cbimes and wavo-born melodies.
so might one die if death his soul could bear
SO gently Heaven before him float SO fair.
This was the gate to Artists Fairyland.
The pa,pita'iDg waters kissed the shores,
Gurgled in sparkling coils beneath the oars,
And Tapped the marble stairs on either hand,
Spmmoning Beauty TO her holiday;
Whle nOseess gOndOlas at palace doors r,.
Waited, and over all, in charmed delay,
San Marcos moon gazed from her golden stand!
A silent city where no clatteriDg wheels ,f
Jar the white pavement: cool the streets. and dumb,
Save for million whispering waves which come
To light their mellow darkness where the peals
OF Trades harsh cariOns never veX the ear,
But the wide blue above, the green below,
Her pure Pdlladian pa aces insphere.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-16
Cincinnati Railroad
Three Trains, Daily,
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami Il Columbus & Xenia
'-Tl 'J Railroads. .Y'-I1W,IGHu
FIRST TRAIN.

NIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at l2,I5
AyM Will stop at Delaware. Ashley, OardinRt6n.l
Gilead. Gallon, Crestline, Shelby: New London.
land Al $50 a. MI. ------- m IL IN --LA Ia h
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ORGANIC WEAK NESS
mediately Cured and fnll Vigor Restored
DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member Of, the Royal College of Surgeons, London.
Graduate Of one he most eminent COLLEGES in the
been spent Id the hospitals Of London Paris, Phia
depha and elsewhere, has effected some of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears when
asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at sudde
sounds tashfulDess. with frequent blushing attend
cd sometimes with arrangement of mind, were cure
;unnadiatelv.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-16
SECOND TRAIN.


. NEW YORK EXPRESS-Leave Columbus a
ll15 A. NJ. wiIl top at Delaware, Car1ngton
Gallon, Crestline Shelby, New bondoni " ellington
and Grafton.
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NTARRE4GE.H

Married Persons or Young Men cohtehpl
marriage, heinQ aware 0f Physical Weakness .
ga1ic Debility, Deformities, speedily cured. -
may religiously con6'e in his honor IS gentlena
and confidently relyupon his Skill MS physician.
D.. tRRnANUCl VVVN a WL NESG p :,
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.2T &EsANDU NJ A
CONTRIBUTION CONCERT!

IN UWI FIIIIIII q ? LTEI'. = 2 Y y y y
To bo given by the Delloriot UruB and Uolumbus
Mmnnerchor, at the Opera House. Columbus, D.,
ON Satqrdpy, December LIT, 1866; the, net
prOecedE % b degOtol " the erletbnof
Peoples' Hall, on the ground floor,
rTnT 40 the Capital of Ohio, Splhoiontr y " Hf
lLa ~ lSlarAe to seat 900 persOs, BY k8A :
special permission OF The
..is.i1s bsd. Goleethr Of Informal l5 I a1G.itno'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-16

Especially, who have bcc0he the victims of Solita
ry Vice, that dJesdlul and destructive habit which
annuH ly sweep to an unth civ grave thousands Of
young men OF the most exalted talons and brilliant
intele /. who light otherwise have eDtranced list.
ening Scnates with the thunders Of eloauenco.
walked to ecstaoY the liYingIyre, may call with
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CoLuMBrs. Ohio. August %. 1866.

-r. .sf,. COLUMBUS, Ohio. August 90, 1866.
We, the undersigned, take pleasure in recommend-
ing to the public 4 the Il ,SGI0GNmTRIBuTi0N y II G0NCEkT
HALL ASSOCIATION. The erection of Peo-
ples Hall, such as is cOntempa ated. has been.a de-
sderatum for manyyears and the people at large, as
well all true lovers Of the divine art of Music,
are equally deeply interested in the laudable,
noble object the MANAGERS have in view, and should
feel greatly obliged TO them for th practicable, egit
innate means proposed for its attainment. Being
personally acquainted with the parties connected
with this Association we feel warranted to say that
their well established standing for integrity and
spOnsibity, offers asure guarantee that the enter
prise will be fairly and hOnoraby conducted. We
therefore trust, that their efforts may be rewarded
and the speedy of their undertaking insured
BY warm and generous patronage on the part Of the
citizens Of Ohio. -.."..
j ID Cox, Governor of Ohio. r..
James II Goldman AHditpr OF State. '. '
William Il Smith, Secretary Of State.
S IS Warner. Treasurer of state, f
W II lest, Attorney General Of Ohio, .,
BR Cowan, Adjutsnt General Of Ohio, and Chair
man Union State Central Committee.
ID IA Day. Quartermaster General of Ohio.
RTaylor. Chief Of the Bureau Of Claims.
Thomas Sparrow, G NJ Of Masons Of Ohio.
IHWbeeler. ? G N Of | oQR '.a
James G Bull, Mayor of Columbus r...-
Luther Donaldson, President City Council.
Me .bers Of the City Council. - l' f
j q Thompson, Chairman Democratic y u Com.
VIM Domgan, Sheriff Franklin County.
James Nj Comfy, Editor journal.
vKm0s Lavman, Editor Ohio Statesman.
Wm Dennison, late Postmaster General.
II Swayne, Judge Of Supreme Court Of U s..
George NJ Parsons.
A G. Thurman.
Samuel Galloway.
George b Wright ....
John GAiitchell.
julius Wood. Postmaster.
b 4 Martin, Collector Internal Revenue, r..
Bankers and Business men generally.
TICKETS for sale by John Seltzer. Music Store
SO ,tl3-d&w9Od-octl -
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IsA1E.ROAID b TEniM LII,

Showing the arrival and depatture Of trains a. Oor
lSmbus Ohio. On and aftsf Monday May 2lst,l 1896.
'rains will rEa as follQws; n'iAlHaIiuu9 ieta73
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Subsistence Department.
col. A. BECKvIrH, G c g.,
Military DIVISION Of the MississiPpL

COL. A. BECKVIrH, c. C. g.,
Military DIVISION Of the MississPpl
CART. J. Q. REED, C. c. s,
Department Of the Cumberland. Oeace No. Il
south Cherry street, we Col. Porter.
carr. sax. J. IITZLE, 4. a,
Depot Ooumisssry Subsistence, oaAcs No. 10
Cherry street
carr. s n. HENDERSON, c. s
Post Comm. sssry Sutsislonce, Oihce North SIDE
Pubic Square. opposite Cour house-
CAPT W r. ELNNAS, O &,
In charge Of L, s. Bakery, sud nshurSing Com
u,issSry Subsistence, wee CAPS SOha A. Irvine
once No. - OedSr-sgreeL
IIEUT. ;. 8 GAILENrIGE, A G. 8,
In charge q Soidisrs' Rest corner Cherry And
Church-sireets vioe Lieut. Heury King.
CAPT. n 4 I-ANcREAu, G &,
In charge Of Ree, Cattle, wee Cspt Gloyer--slso
10 ehsrge Of Herdmen, stshCs, Sc wee laent. L.
n HolIistar. Odsce nesr Lover landing.
CAFr. a ". Wills. A. . n,
IN charre q Pot Fpal Government PrinJlug
Hou-a. snd ali Pubic sni frivsie ROIldings used
- siorehou~es. uflnss. 0usrters, &c. ofho, No
- south CherrT streSL
CAFT. v. Mia
inspector Of su1ers Cooks, ana AZ Priysie siorss
hipped u the FrcuL oahce AZ Cherry street
CAPT. y. J. CHILLY, A Q NJ,
rr.,s1rs-ur snd CHIEF Ousrtsrmssier, Z. & Military
Rssiroads. ufice Church street. Chattanooga
nepol
carr. 4 HANiLl, A . ~,
Assistant 70 Capt r. }. Crily, A. =. n once
Church street ChssiLnoogs pepoL
IEUT. q y NELSON, 18th Us c T, A A . n,
10 chsrpe q Prapsrty L s. AIltsry Raiinos4s
ofhoe Church street ChsitSncoSs Depot
carr. II. n sETTB, A = n,
10 charge 81 Cavslrr psFus, EGgehsli Tennesses.
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~ JANUARY 10, 1855, between the hours a. 9
I J and % O'Clock. sm-. at the courthouse door
fn NssAsIiie 81 pubic anCton vul expose % sale
f-rr OF reieru rtou for cash, House snd lCt 10
SID t-tv on the west eide 81 summer street. sd
ioinnr the hcu - and lot in which Jno ". Martin
re-aiss said Let berg bounded ss foIlows, Beeiu.
uisr on = corner q the last neniioued lot, thence
running back weslwsrd'y with he lie o. The ZANE
In sect % a stske tiance north Faroy IS ieet % G
stake. thence ssstuardy r2e SECT g. Summ street
a. ure sruthwErilY S. rect 10 TIE beguning heirg
part Of ths loi pur5hszed BY sad MArun 81 rerkins
aboui the year lsai--iorueriy known A. the TALBOT
Tot
sid lot is sold Is he properly 80 ssid Martin IN
der poser ssl ~ Hf,re-s d, couts ped IN mort
as-e-st PATRICK NcpERNoTr
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ment stock. bank and railroad shares, and
olher lnterest-bearing and paying invest
meuts viii be unusually heavy, and at the
opening Of the new year will be seeking
profitable employment. Il is anticipated
that very liberal portion Of them will be
reinyested in the public bonds and no es. as
these afford the safest snd-sll things con
sidered-nost liberal income With the
issuance Of an active home and foreign
cenpetition for the national stocks. OF
r-gidly economical administration Of tie
nstionE! finances, sid Of judicious legisya-
tive seton on revenue and other uessure..
our people can look forward with confidence
70 the future Of the public credit, to main
tam which, without stain or blemish, has
bean their steady aim, and uniform pur-
pose, IRON the founoatio1 Of the Govern
ment, as now ''by law established" ~. Z.
Times.
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Special Requ zinous, No. 20, are required for al
Articles not limited b. the Army Regulations, and
must b. approved by Brigade and DIVISION Oom-
msnders. OF The Commanders OF Troops unassik n'
"a % Rncsdes or Divisions.
Regusllons ior supp les, Dor troops ststloned A
Nashville VIII ~ dlled on approval Of the Posi-
Commander. unless they call ior animals, mesns Of
transportation, tumher. or printing. when the ap-
proyRi Of Tho Chief OuArtermaster is required.
acquisitions snd Estimates for Supplies 81 Tho
Nront must he presented 10 the nepo. Ouarisrtnss
ter there. Only lu extreme cases val they be b.
sued on here sni then only when approved BY ths
Chief QuErtsrnIsster OF the Army.
All siruziu7es % Requis lions and Estimates
should give the ordinary autograph OF Che Ofnccr
olloped ~ his rank. and the number sud dsslguA
ION q his regiment or command.
noy 81, ISIS.
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10 viii be noticed by this statement that
the bank te circulation Of the United
States increased from SOL ,324 900 10 SI49,-
is5. 500 between the LIST Of january, 1880,
and the lst Of January, 1897, in which latter
year the great financial collapse took place;
iell from sl49 ls5 $50 in 1887, 10 SIS, 564, 900
"a 1913. and rose TO S2l4,77s,S22 on the LIST
uf January, ls57, in which year theneNt Sc
we've crisis occurred; falling during that
yesr o. 81 %. 20s 344, and rising 10 S2g7 ,l02,-
UU0 on the LIST Of January, 1860.
rhore who sdvOcate an increase OF the
circulation OF the national banks 10 s400 eco, r.
700, had better consult the table given above,
ana CONSIDER whether or not il would be
safe SO authorize the permanent issue o!
double the amount OF paper money atioat 10
1900 ~ y. Times.
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AUCTION SALE OF
Govt Grain Sacks.

OrFtJr ASSISTANT QUAErEKzAsrEa,
NAsHyuLK TEsN Dec. 25, 1855.
WILL oder for ssle, 81 the Norlh western Gram
L sheds, 10 the city Of Nashville, Tenn, on the
a a.. a. ~
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s0 HID prime New Orleans sugar,
Is do 40 Porto REQ sugar,
~ 90 30 Euhs sugsr,
20 hgrels Crushed snd Powdered Slga-s
- DO 6r,nBlsteo Sugar,
1ll do A. and b. Coffee sugar.
su DO G. exra assoF. ed Busnls.
so 90 fell0s Sugar,
40 Peg E0 Ccffse,
- Mas Java CoEee,
~ 90 lazIura Coffee,
10 Bags Gluge-,
10 Bars Ahspice,
~ Bags Pepper,
% Barrels MscEerel,
60 y bbls DO
SO kits do
leo EoIes Soap.
50 do starch,
lo2,on Cigars, assorted Brsn1s.
leo BO1es Candles,
leo do Rasius
50 Cases Ssrdinas,
$50 Cases Oysters,
lo1 Doc Buckeis
50 Nests rUhs,
Together with everything usually kept in Who o
ssle Grocery hOu-es.
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Commissioners Sale
Of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PLACE,
CONTAINING
2I7 ACRES,

Ti0o and half miles from Nashville, on the
AHrfrsss5oro pike; aud also other VaIu-
able Property IN NaskViiie, belonging to tie
Estate Of the late Edi0ard Tra5He.
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Ciicaco still maintains her supremacy as
he largest grain market in the world. In
the columns which follow viii be found ia
bIes showing the receipts and shipments Of
Flour aud Grain during the year 1865, with
c.lararatfve statistics. From these Il will
b., petcaivod that the total receipts ofGrain-
aggregate So ,62s, s23 bushels, against as,
gb2.-4l bushels received in 1904, showing
an increase OF 1871, O2s bushels, or nearly
ssysnteen Per cent. Flour shows an in
,r-sse of al Sc barrels, Wheat decrease
Of l.-gI,5-s bushels, Corn an increase OF
N 5u2 con bushels-ncarly ninety per cent
Dsts how 8 falling of Of 3,3l6,e42 bush
,ls-penrlv twenty-five per cent-Rye an
ipcrcn q OF lg6 yes bu.hels-Barley shows
an improyemtut OF So. sos bushels-almosi
an ipcrersc of one hundred and twenty per
cent. The grand aggregate increase TINS
year over last is owing to the enormous re
seipts of Corn The crop OF 1864 was eN-
celient m quality ami large in yield-th'
s-eatbsr having been peculiarly favorable
for ia rnaturiug.-C lieog0 Tribune.
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steady Advance An our National Se-
curitics Abroad.

Eurttife ABROAD.
The cuineuuy conservative and concilt-
sfery FIRST ,snuual message Il PRECEDENT
Johnson % Congress he'd been received aud
published In England only one business day
l.r.,..lrur that on which She AustraiasIan
irg Liverpool Cor this port. Yea it WAS 50
.syarabIy interpreted, and 80 generally re
.a-.Iea As ..hignly satisfactory" oE al the
.--Y.5r.nt,t issue. 81 which it 80 clearly aud
,.1Ecutlv treats, thst s prompt and marked
increase OF orders for American securities in
London aud, Frankfort. and a decided i'm
prrycmeui ia pEices were the immediate 10
suits.
This sudden revival Of the foreign de
r.ara Cor our public funds found the prin-
email sources o. supply abroad inadequaiely
provided with the iaVorite stock, the origi-
uEl issue oi the five -twcnt Is, which private
letters from London 90 the latest dates quote
uu t1 UsUs65i. on a steadily advancing mar
kst when the news rca-bel Wall
st--st Yesterday, Government bonds aud
notes q flcned up sharply, and Few large
parerIs were Ohtainablc 81 even the improV-
a Source. partly because the floating sup
plies had been rccsutiy much reduced hv
rurrha - ior home investment. and partly
hegtua- the lcadiug holdcrs anticipated
further decided rise in prices, "bcth al
home sud abroad An effort % execute the
ifcsa orders IN season - make shipments by
this 4ry'- outward bound steamers led 70
an appreciation Of lGI'. per cent. in the
nafAvi value 81 the uN,-twcntics OF lSa2
ana oi s. an per cent q the latter issues Of
'ne saline as Of bond. all OF which we're
tNte soatcc 10 she open market The an
per eeIts ot lNsi, aud tel. f5-t, eve -
cents sit1 participated IN she i,,,p-,,-.,,,It,t
though rather lees noticeable -, g..
rot were iu rather brisk rc9us,, All a..
ie3ly dearef. 1Aa aeei-
Some two weeks since. on the ,.,s,-.l -
tie demi nd Or thee notes. which -, =.
sci iEg 90 low as ad,Gs5 We prssl.,', -
they H'u.t approximate par he.o-e -
close oi the year. he sales of v.st.-,;.,
Nerc ca the basis Of ssa. agsTs al ~
arm closiug quotations were gsa.5aas a.
lrst ferics leading. Of course. A. the mon.
~ game RAPIDLY on the supply. price. en-
strongly upsard. Compound Interest LEGAL
tsudcr notes were Ia scuye reaues. a.
quoted Ga the advsuce-the older issues h.
l1g nov very rarely offered ia The oueD
market 81 9uy price. The growing esse In
the moncy line fosters the dispositioa 10 in
vest In he lucraiiye and relisble ustiopsl
isanI. Ths january dividends on Govern
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Quartermaster's Department.

ByT. BRIG GIN. J. I. DONALDSON,
eY,,isf onsrteruaster. Department Of the CumteT-
land Office los CherrY-stroet
CAPT. N D. wICKKRsHAN, A. .. n.
Chief Assistant QuRrtermAs,er. once loo Cherry
street
ByT COL CHARLEs Il. IRWIN, A. 9. NJ
in charge Of Lumber, Workshops, Sc. Ohce 10y
Cherry street.
GAIT. & h BRowE, a Q N,
in charge Of RsilrOsd transportation. (treghi and
PnssepSsrl Once Church street. II Chattanooga
Depot.
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A Gard

WITH the view II retiring fsofi husnoss. On &C.
W count o. do0iiuing hesl;h. I have 1isposed Of
ny euura ztocE o. bruEs Madic.naz. etr, D.
Nes=r-- z P. Jenklns Co. Who e.. conanua the
business 81 tns Old sIand, No 80 Marcel -tr-~t
tsEe ms opporiunlty % return n hanks % the
uublc Tor ioe very liberal - rouaFs Eh'ch hss
Ten aN.snded % ne tor = number q years, sud
psspeaz coailnusncE o. ito my slccessors, shorn
nost heartily reconnnnsnd a. business usn o. a.
persoesi application, snsrgJ, and .ntegly.
assS-lm T. EELLs.
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Constitution Life Syrup,
BIAS PRODUCEDA REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE
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posr prsrrSsaHY-No. II South cherry st sur
reon VIM Thrclkeid. 4. 5. Vols, attending on
s7ars and their fsmiIos-
s,,ugacu 2. W SFaELtSg, 10Th Mich. Nols., hedics
Iirector Of Post Forces, Once No. Is College 81
Rusr HosFvAI-Corner of Cherry and Kim SIS.
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A'AAsA@Nf A NfAAHPs
?. H. COTTON, oiTeun. C. L. HEQUEaBouRG, OF n J
Wa. C BUSTs, uELANo T. SAITH, ofMinn.
A. g. SANFORD, % a C. wELIs, OF alch-
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Amount Of Paper Money Anoa,.

The Secretary Of the Treasury, in has re-
cent report 10 Congress, states the amount Of
paper money shOat or the 3Ist Of October
last 10 be 500, 2ls, 035 20. But this does not
include the Compound Interest Notes, which
are generally held BY banks as their reserve
iunas5 aud although they do not pass from
hand 70 hand, they take the place Of other
lsEsl tender notes, which the banks would
have 10 hold ns reserves were the Compound
Interest Notes Withdrawal. For this reason
tEereiOre, we think they ought TO be included
in tls table showing the amount Of paper
money N use, which we give up to the
latest dateS, as follows:
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orner OF Grs.nA. surEaNEssDrST.

OFFIeE OF GKNXRAJ SUFERNTENDEST,
Mac. AND N. a N. ". RAILRoADs,
NASHVILLE, TESN Get 9Th, Is 5.
IN and after Tus sday, Oct 10. ls65 and until fur
" Their notice, Passenger Trains will iun fol-
oWs.
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAvE Nashville for Chattanooga, and all points
South ST A. N Arrive at Chattanooga st go ?.
Returning Leave Chattanooga at Gao A =
Arrive st Nashville 81 6.I5P. NJ
shelbyville Accommodation, leave Nashville at
$40 P NJ arrive 81 shelbyve st TAO. n.
Returuing-Lesye ShelbyUle ST $40 A. n, ar
I'VE at 955 An.
NASHVILLE & NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville tar Johnsonyille, and all points
West and Northwest, at P. arrive at Johnson
vile At II P, =.
Returriug-Leave JohnsOnYille l;5O A. X, arrive
at Nashville at 65OA n.
Trsius on n. a N. W. R. R. connect At Johnson
vile with first Glass line Of Steamers for Psducsh,
Cairo and II Louis.
irRins stop &c all intermediate uotrts.
VIM. P. INNES. GenH Stunt
n & C. and n n. ". r Sds.
Oct l0-d
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500 Agents Wanted

GOnD A MONTH Ruai anteed snd expenses
O@OO paid, % eaiesmen. eusrgetc younu
men, IessLers, Returned Soldiers, and All who en-
gage IN the sale Of "Hoilsnd's Lie Of Lincoln, &"
ADb0u,a History Of the Eebelhon." "HeadIey's
Lie OF Wa-hugton.' anJ many other Standard
Works and EngaUngs For tsrfs and territory
spply immedaiely, m person or by letter, 1t my
cfhcs. FL IIRBLF
ia Fourth 81, bet. Market and Jeffsrson,
nov2-3m dAE Louisville XIV
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Rheumatisn.

Struma, Kings Evil, Glsndulsr SWelLngs. EFyspi.
elias, U cerat on, salt Rneum.
This faint hereditary and acq1iredl filing ie
with untold misery, is, by a Usual medical RENE
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Total raper money in eircuIa;iOn...... syn,

We're We to deduct the Compound Interest
Notes from the above sum, the total amount
oi currency shoat would be reduced TO
S73s. 96i ,l2s; but the best au horitIes agree
that they ought 10 be included.
The following is a statement Of the bank
note circulation Of the country at various
periods Of highest and lowest issues prior to
the war
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UNION OFFICE,
Nashville Tauuarv 1854

-HlNH INIUH VFFIlLT
Nashville, January 4, 1865.
Cotton continues very 6rm, and is readily
sold at 42}294sc.
The scarcity Of currency materially affects
business, but it is to be hoped balance will
speedily be effected, and that money viii De
more plenty.
The general markets remain unchanged.
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70 III sFE-l LAI0Hs VIII % TGE1TGD WTTa-
DESCRIPTION oflands snd samples OF on obtained
from the properly may be seen by csliug aI the
office Of the Company, No eos North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, r. Il. Cotton, Nashville. will re-
ceIve orders for stock SUD vii Lrward certificates
by return msi when the money accompanies the
order.
Oct eft
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Notice.

NssuvtlGE December Sllh, 1Sfs-
INE he undeD tgued, Brewers o. Nashville Il a
w meeting holden is day, taVe agreed 70 le-
ciuce the prce q cur Ale sad Seer 20 Sl1 DcHaru
mes : half tsrrel. and would respect'g ~ suggest
20 deslsrs that pstronsgc o. home manui-aIure
hss slssys heen sckrcsledSsd ss o. mutual henoSt
% E.I parties cozcsmed b srfFEL a Co.
D. LcIicnhergeE,
?. Kahn,
c, NJ, pcnsldson,
ChusiiSn knrg,
Juo. n. Ritter 5 Co,
dscso-lg MNnktl Prank.
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Medical Department.

COL GEO. l. COOPER, Q. s. A,
Medical Director. Department Of the Cumberland.
Ohice 30 Summer street.
1T COL A c. HANLIN,
Medical Inspector. U. s. A., Once cor Church
ana Hig an streets.
SURGEON n FLETCHER, u 3 VOLS,
Medical Puryeyor, u s. A. Office North side Of
Ptillic square, between Market and Front.
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EsrABLIsHED IN 1910
LOCKWOOD a HTNsExera,,

80 1ueceszors % John r. v iIllanis a san
y hoiesais and Retail lesler- 10 Ioozipg fi,,....
AID Looking 6lass Pate. The trsds IN ~ :
good as-crtment Of Minors, 10th French su.i -,
ran uldius N al = brsnohss. Also. Pi.r- ~
=. - = ~ s.ad p fr4mss made 70 order. ~
ocu-aul
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@crofula.

INDIGESTION, WEIGHT AT STOMACH, FLATULENCE, LIv.
RI COMPLAINT, WARr or APPETITE, BAD
BREATH, COSsTIPAuOS,
BTLIIousSEsS