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MERRITT a HILIs-Dealers in Wall Paper
NI Window Shades, Window Glass, ard Photo
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets
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Trustees sale Of
PROPERTY.

Df virtue n q Deed Of Trust male n mea- nI.-
ID tee on the lGth oi April, lsGl, sni daily fss
tered "a tte Eessterfs oihee oi ilsF feol -.aa'g,
in Book 81. %. 4ss, asi I wli, Ca -AL UaNAf. ine
tne gTrinlseE. unless sooner asr9sFd li a Fl t.-s
asie. flist valuable Doc erieu.l.uE lrnI auEFt f1
Water street. 10 Nashville, isouiIag aa9ui nts haa-
dred an sixteen iset On oacn s.ltri, eos tnpfu sf
tne Bishop Miss Property. A pal eili tf prepared
D. fore The -aie. Term. Nne ta.r4 c1els sIll tna
refdiiue Ia ous and too ysar- sflH iuIrrefi Nltta
Elth good aecuutJ required. ali = Len r.It.ueI
feil1-t4 JND. q. EWlaa, IrlIaisr.
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Browns Bronchial Troches

uAtAg biufcr tNFLUESr1 lH rlE rsrrs. at,l
IIsED.Ar. ErfEr.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Caisrrh, CJusumr-
tive aud ThFua. Ulseasc.
TE0cHgs kaE UsEr gIrH sLsAIs coon sgcrrsa.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC spaAEEss
vii hnd grochss useful in clearing Toe voice wHra
tsseu baiors siagns or speaking. aad relieving llo
thrsst sier an unusual oHes.l of te yocsl o s,ls.
the irorhea Aro recommended an q prescribed by
Phyacians, aud have baI tsaHmoa.aIi i.1m yrn.-
nent men throughout the c0ua.y. Bsag aa ar..-
eie Of true merit, aud haying pr1vei tlr.r crH-1aY
BY tat Of msny years. each year aads tre1 .a 3D.
d,honal localities IN VARIOUS partf of iho aorl and
tho Trsches ore Unvslla iy r-o8gaa-1l uat..r tlsl
other srlcies.
Obtal oaiy "BaoVs's HL0ScHfaL d q. .-rs." asf
do not isirs any o. the Worm eal Ia..as9la t...-
msy b offered.
Bold everywhere 10 tls CnleI sl..l-. sll.- Or
eiga Goa tres, a, % ceuts psr Ok.
lani2-5n
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HAVING returned sgaiu with a largo
stock 0f
Trimmings, NVorsteds. Zephyr.
sc, &c.
to the old home, 4 would respectfully -u-
form She Ladies of Nashville tuat vc vl.l
be prepared 90 maauiactlre ANY t.aIof
Cords, Tassels, Buttous, FuuEcs,
&C., &c.,
as good sud as cheer!uIIy as formerly.
OSCAR EuuMEGC
noVI-tf 30. uui0u street.
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COLLECTING AGENTs.

II S. TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal,
IL. collects Note, Accounts, &c, 10 Middle Ten
no see Once 40 State Capitol, next door 10 Fed
eral Court Room. 4. %. Lock Box 81, See adEer-
h-ement 10 another Coiumn. luecs-bm
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Without a Rival.

Aud Justly deserves the reputation it has so long
eaJOyed ln Genital America fnd the West indies.
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HOOKsELLEEs AND sTATlONERs.
CARRIAGE mANUFACTURERs.

GINGLETON, r. H-Bookseiler, Publisher
- siationer, and Periodical Dealer, Post Olhce
Building.
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DR.. John Bull
OF
Louisville, Kentucky.

HIS inimitable preparation Of sARsAPARILLA
nhs long stood Ht the head Of the various com,
pounds OF that valuable drug.
HIS Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become a household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm LoEenges,
less than a year after their introduction,
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EUEl a. THrHFI.g.
Burgscn ard Medical Dlrectof. D.C.'


HEkDQuAErEns DFsnr. orrHF curarataso. D
NasHymLE, TEas., July 20. Il...
Dr. John Buii- aE-nt Str. - hrs fefla...I-I
10 ship 70 Nashville. Icna., p Fr,aa or a3 dHs-a.
q Bulls Celr0l E.iiETs. loT sale h. suffers l l.a
amy Only.
Tie reglia. ions of the Treasury Depallulslt Bro
% BE- complied with stfiefly
b consna1d Of hlaj tsen Hose-r1us.
Hn "a HuFs.
MAJOR and pr0vosi nar-rsi General
For sale Wholesale aud refaE ~ tEEhf. ~.
MOFIi.LE CO., Nashville, Ieun.
ortlI-fu sat daalrn
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Dissolution of cOpartnershlp

rIsHE Copurtnsrship heretofsr- Enoss rsgs- rt.,
Il nrm and -iy.s of HuGH - a aAITsNaN.
Fucio fral'ners, j. mutla'ly si.ssoiFed nom fhI :
.iatei ~ hgEnss reufiaE from the c1neern IL
-ilisi..an as.ufll x anI hsuri ristIEE l deffs u
n iaie hrm- HUGHES a sAL.ssdAH.
February I1th. Issd.
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EMPIRE WATER

I
Gus olsea' e.. lsa mos powerful preyen iVe Of the
Fevcrs Cud Bilious CsmpIan-s, 30 prevalent 10
warm climates.
EMPIRE WATER
Is a caihsrtie and a yaIua' le remedy for Khauma-
tism, Dersngement Of the b. vs-. DIse-sa- OF the
Skin, and General Debility. Its effects are most
s8lutary IN Lang nista-S. IL IS an almost sure
cure for ecrOiuia and the most avg sy3JS forms OF
DJspeI s'a A. preyen i've ard cure or al. rIiOus
DeTsngements lt stands unfivsi ed.
MBIAN WATER
Is tonic snd diuretc Of n ahly berefcls eharac-
ter, snd Is positive remedy for DIABETES Gravel
Calculus, Irritation and IL fanaiion OF the Eidnevs
and Bladder, ard has most siuug srly active effects
10 restoring these organs when debIItated by long
disease. Females who have suffered Tor years from
rregulauy, and the distressing diseases known
only to their sex, hsvs been entirely curad by the
faithful and judiclous use Of Column an Water
These waters are bottled fresh and pure, from
each Of the above named Springs, N 50 careful sud
secure manner that they preserve an their me-
dcina value for years, and will be found equally
eticacious when drank thousands OF miles distant
s. when taken directly from the spring.
Bc,0are Of limitations and Inferior Watsrs
The colks OF all genuine Congress, Empire sud
COumb an Waters ure branded ON the side Of the
cork, thus;
cGSasrss q F : wsTrE' c' Esr,HE 3 s r %ATaa' : Ga
C0LuHEIAS WAFER,
C.. h. $. co.
Packed safely and securely, IN boxes suitable for
shipment TO any part OF the world. Congress and
En. pire Waters in boxes, coutaining Dozen Pnts,
OF Dozen Quart botGes esch. Columbian Water
IN bOxes coma uiug q, or Dozen ha0 futs, Or
Dozen Pint BOtt es each.
Sold by all Druggists, Hotels, Wine
Merchants and first class Grocers.
Sold only at Wholesale by
HOTOHKISS SONS,
pEOPRIETORS,
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CLAIM AGENTS, dc.

AHYERS 4 HUNT-Manufacturer Of all the
Ni Latest Styles OF First Class Carriages and
Bugies, Express Wagons and Uarryas, y North
Market street.
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gqaallrille @H(niun.
TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1865.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY THE
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co
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IOHN O'NEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
81 Of Claims, ITOsecutes all classes Of Cams
against The Government for citizens dnd soldiers.
once 80 Cedar street, Nashville, lean. luoy7-on'
TpOMPKINs, Il. LO-U. S. C aim Agents,
/ Oficer-' Pay Accounts and Quartemsstera
Vouchers bought At the best rates, OF collected.
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
agents of Insurance Companies.

| GII / DlRECIO6 /.
Agents of Insurance Companies.
/ /-,ARFY A SMITH. Nos. &c ard SO Union street
I tup stairs) represent the f3llONiug Companies
Htna Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan Meiropoli-
| Tan, Phoenix and Kniczerbocker Life Of New York
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
ATTORNEYS Az LAW.
HAMPBELL. MoRWEN a GROEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys at Law ana Claim Agents, practice in sll
The Courts. Collections promptly attended To-
slso claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected Office u North Cherry street, up stalrs-
OTIS, <. A.-Atiorney and Counsellor at Law,
" Office 425S Cherry 81: P. o. Box 49,
BANKERs AND BROIEERS.
TnFsT national. BAkK-6ovsrnnlent Deposi-
IL t1ry-No. 50 College street, between Union
aud the Public Square Dealers IN Uneurrent
Money, Exchange, Con, and Government secufl,
ues of an knds Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
tended to.
H. O. JAAIsos, Assistant Cashier.
NTARR, ThOs s.-Broker, corner Union and
Nl College streets, buys and sells Gold, Uncur-
rent Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and Eells on C. mmssIon.
| q EcoND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- ~ Cherry street, deals IN Exchange, Govern
ment Securities and Con. Collections promptly
attended TO. J. LUssDEE, Cashier.
uHIRD RATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Deals IN Exchange; Government Securities
and CON. Collections promptly attended TO.
Gold, Stocks aud Bonds sold on Commission.
W. ". Berry, President EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
DERRY DUMONT, Bel and Brass Foundsrs,
Il Manufacturers q all kinds Of brass work,
dealers gas, steam and Water pipe, on wei tu-
ting and pump, gum hose, packing, spelIeri sooei
sud babbit, No. "A Broad street, near the uVer.
msrl4
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING Co.-Book
N and Weekly Union, lrnlers Alley, between
Union and peaderick streets.
BREWERY.
C,PRIEG WATER BREFERY.-MANKEL q
= FRANK, successors TO NJ. J. Drucker. Brewers
Of Ale and Lager Beer, no. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. ldecSly
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERS.
GINGLETON, r. H-Bookseler Publisher
- siationer, and Periodical Dealer, Post Ol1ce
Building
s---------ss-----------------
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No map'z name Is more intimately connected
with the history Of MATERlA MEDiCA Of the
United States or more iayOrably known ~ q EpiO-
usef m Medical Discovery, Than that Of
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ATTORNEYS AT Law.

CAMPBELL. McRWEN d GROEsBECK, Attor-
" neys At Law ana Claim Agents, practice in sli
The Courts. Collections promptly attended 70 ;
slso claims against the United States and Vouchers
nnLLe--ed. Olce n Norm CLarrx .traal nn sLa-r.-
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A vacE Taou vicksEUss.-

VucE TR0a VicksEUss.--
ViCksFrHa, Mrs., A1-.9 1860
Dr. John B,dt-Dov Sir. ] am bsrUy 10 sats .l
you ,hat lave a "a yuur s.l.a .a sedan a.lta.f
sltn tre-t bench. .o myari, lese-l. H-l.I .r r--
pr1stfsticn oi ny Fyst m rrpal.. ~ 600 .l-
heaitay suI uiia m &c iltsHIf-C .l Ilr rIf ID.
uyer aTcu1d cksb4rg. HAVING u-al 4tl lea.-.I
brs-lt q ny throughout o. al1.s so.i.Hr.H .HH.-
pa g. .oa1-euiy fecrmu nl .tsts. t. a'I pre-
sons who ezpose1 10 luA sli4I d. u.fs-
H. H. lall-
Ags1iU g. s-a l.ly Jomaas5l
LouEutLE. Er., spa 1s Ter.
On The I'D or Jul ilst s.uast Cd .l. U.4 a1
aEeLto mlre % ihe Bed la be- for o. l.- D..
par.melt o. no a my 1f Che Sgiil. lHl.Ii aarG-
pe q ny 1esf on hitrers, g les. eT..I rni rH.
quesied u, Giter analss s, le l8Ia Il l. ras. .J
sanction sod sppr1ve O. u-e au0rr ..r .Illrrs.
3 De isUelus s tIe Meul. ~ Irt l.qss r.f4I. -rI
also Cen kos-crtns' ueF. sitn " clip w garl
b. cuee, " have lt s1ll o. al.irrG
J0ns HrtL
81 am sshsfed thst CeIr0n Btcrs ull 81 10
haun . any ouc D tekea properly ans u no.lf.s-
uo1. see no Objection ~ ur. Bal q ae.rr rer1. +
Ted 70 alspose Cl g u sLlera.
EEsE1 a. THrHFIsr
Eurgoen ard Medical Direclos. B.C.'
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| CtAREY & SMITH, Nos &c ard 50 Union street
tup stairsl represent the f3llONiug Companies
htna Of Hartford, Security, Mania tan, Meiropoli-
tsn Phoenix and Knickerbocker Life Of New Nork
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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coat AND WOOD.

TNIGHT BROTHERS.-Dealers IN Cumberland
IN and Pittsburg Coal Wood sawed and split in
rtoVe lengths Office 40 Church street. Yard on
Rolling MulHnl, south Of Broad. All orders filled
promptly.
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eve regret to learn that the Raleigh Standard,
yielding to the pressure of the times, has sus-
pended the publication of the daily, and here
after Will print tri-weekly only-"-Sdtis6ny
Banner.
The Daily issue of the Standard was not dis
continued because could not continue it {; but,
because we believed that under the "pressure
of the times" and scarcity of money, a Tri-
Weekly issue, at a lower price, would suit the
public better, and, so far We have yet learned,
the change meets with universal appreciation
among our patrons. The patronage of the Stan
dard is very good and its financial condition
healthy, both of which, however, we expect to
be improved by the change
The Banner is further mistaken in saying, that
we will hereafter print Tri-Weekly, only
Our weekly paper, the subscription to which is
daily increasing, will continue to be published as
heretofore.
There mag be breakers ahead, in the sea of
newspaper publication, but the conductors of
the Standard craft old navigators in those
waters, and think they understand the bearings,
and they of opinion that it is no evidence of
seamanship to wait until they are amidst the
foam and eddies before taking in sail.
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cure. Their penetrating properties stimulate the
vital activities of the body, remove the obstruc-
tions of its organs, purify the blood and eXpci
disease. They purge out the foul humors which
Ebreed and grow diStcmpcr, stimulate sluggish or
disordered organs into their natural action, AMI
impart healthy tone with strength to the whole
system. Not only do they cure the every day
complaints of everybody, but also formidable and
dangeroue diseases. While they produce power
full effects, they arc at the same time, in diminish
ed doses, the safest and best physic that can be
employed for children. Being sugar coated. they
easy to take, and being purely vegetable, are
free from any risk ofharm. Cures have been made
which surpass belief, were they not substantiatcd
by men of such exalted position and character, as
to forbid the suspicion of untruth Many emf
nent clergymen and physicians have lent their
names to testify to the public the reliability of
our remedies, while others have sent us the as
surance of their conviction, that our preparations
contribute Immensely to the relief OF our afflicted
suffering fellow men.
The agent below named is pleased to furnish,
gratis our American Almanac, containing direct
ions for the use and certificates of their cures, of
the following complaints =
Cost vcncsS, Bilious Com plants, Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction OF
the Bowels, and pain arising therefrom 'Flatulen-
an evacuant medicine. They also, by purifying
the blood and stimulating the system, cure many
complaints which it would not be supposed they
could reach, such as Deafness. Partial Blindness,
Neuralgia aud Nervous Irritability, arrangements
Of the Liver and Kidneys, Govt and other kind
rcd complaints arising from Il low state of the
body or distractions Of its functions.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations. which they make more profit
on. Demand Ayers and take no Others The
sick want the best aid there is for them, and they
should have it.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER & Co., Lowell,
| Mass, and sold by Williams Il Haywood, and P.
F. Pescud, Raleigh, N. c., and by dealers every
where jan27-eod2m
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Latest News by Mail.

LOUISVILLE, March 20.-A man named
King, arrested a few days ago for theft
recently committed in Ohio, and awaiting
in Jail requisition from the Governor of
Ohio, confessed to recently confined Gov
ernment detective that he, 0ling) and not
Payne, was the party who attempted to as
sassinate Secretary Seward. His confession
being repeated to Gen. JEFF. c. Davis, tenn
porarily commanding this department, he
telegraphed to Washington for parties who
were acquainted with the assassination con-
spiracy to come on and investigate the af-
fair
New ORLEANS, March 19.-All the newly
elected city officers were duly installed to-
day, with the exception of SIunroe, Mayor
elect, and Nixon. Alderma n, whose functions
have been temporarily suspended as coming
within the exceptions made by the Presi-
dents proclamation. Mr. J. Rosseau has
been installed Mayor pro tsmpore by order of
General Candy.
Baron HottiDguer, the banker, who for
many years had been largely engaged in
American trade, lately died in Paris. He
left fortune of twelve III illion dollars to be
divided among three children.
Secretary WeIes is said to favor the
candidate for Governor in Connecticut, who
most nearly adheres to the Presidents policy.
Which is the man,
The civil rights bill has been placed in
the Presidents hands. The New York Iri-
5u,,e is pretty confident that it will be signed.
10 = 4o1 Co.
Governor by the Union Convention of Rhode
Island.
I'm Parliament the pre- valence of Fenian-
ism in the British army was acknowledged
by the Marquis of Hartin gton, Secretary at
War; but it was added that Sir Hugh Rose.
the commander in chief, had no doubt of the
general loyalty of the force. proposition
was made to fortify the west coast of Ireland,
in view of possible American invasion. The
Fenians of Kingston had been fraternizing
with the crew of an A merican war vessel
living in the harbor; but on the movement
becoming known to the officers of the ship
they at once put an endto the entente cordiale.
The House of Representatives was en-
gagged on the Goth in the discussion of a bill
intended to protect U. S. officers for all acts
committed during the suspension of the
writ of ha6eas corpus.
1t is now stated positively, say Northern
correspondents, that Secretary Stanton sup
ports the Presidents policy.
The Fenian excitement in Canada still
continues.
The steamer Germanfa, at New York from Liv-
erpool, reports that the Peruvian, City of Cork,
Helvetia, Australasian, Damascus and Tripoli had
all arrived out previous to the 6 tn inst.
A proclamation has been issu ed in Ireland of
ferng reward of one hundred pounds for such
information will lead to the arrest of the Anne
ricau, Geary, who fired on head constable O'Sul-
ivan in the town of Newcastle the 21st of Fe-
bruary. -
MONTREAL, March 17.-Sir Fred. Bruce
has ordered the West India Squadron to
Halifax, with all the disl,osable troops from
the West Indies The excitement has much
abated. 49,
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OF THE
" aVSide Monitor.

" Having been solicited by our friends to under
take the publication of newspaper-devoted to
the cause of Religion, Literature, and Informal
ton gcneraly-we have made arrangements to
commence an organ, soon as sufficient num-
Der of subscribers can be obtained to justify its
publication
We intend the MONITOR shall be inferior to no
paper extant 1t shall be all its very significant
name implies
We wish it to become a friend and companion
in every household, to disseminate knowledge,
literature and information generally.
We earnestly solicit the aid OF Postmasters,
Ministers, and all others, in getting clubs, &C.,
&c. for the MONITOR
The price of the MONITOR will be THREE
DOLLARS, in advance.
Ali communications, &C. must be addressed to
REV G. G STILLEY,
Hookerton, Greene Co., n. c..
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Suburban MOrality.-The Watch House

Suburban MOrality.-The Watch House
report for Monday night furnishes the following
Fancy ball at Jane Crocker's resulted III a row
between Mr.. Bell, policeman, and parcel oil
soldiers; Bell considerably hurt by cut in the
RIGHT arm; few captures and general disper-
sion of the rest
Mixed ball at the "Bake house,, Kept by
Fab Chavis, g. c., row, and descent by the ponce,
dispersion of the participants ; few captures.
Negro card party at one Besson S In western
Ward; police played the deuce, won the trick
and blocked the game.
Some unknown rogue was discovered endea
rorinor TO break into the house of a colored wo
man in Western Ward; but before the police
could come up with him, he became 'lost to
sight, though to memory dear" leaving behind
him two dresses, some knives and forks and a
hat, which he had probably stolen somewhere
else.
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Read This .

Geht zu Isaac Oettinger wann ihr die schoenste
auswahl Won ordinaeren und feinen schnittwaarcn,
NIT der gewehulichen auswahl Won kleiderverz-
ierungen, sehen wolff, ueberhaupt die schGustcn
und gcschmack vollsten sachen sind bort zu linden
shenerwie sic schon in lauger zeit NIGHT in dieser
stadt Err kann gefunden werden in No
l. Fayetteville strasse in der Nord Carolina buck
handlung.
1t is little difficult to print German with Ro-
man letters, but have managed to ii up the
above paragraph, literal translation of which
can be had by calling on Isaac Oettinger, at the
North Carolina Bookstore.
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BLOWS PLOws! PLoWs!

25 Sam'l ". Collins & Co.'S Cast Steel Plows,
rs Grtfing & Co., No. so Plows.
~ {. 80 g
25 " g" Is &C
25 Self Sharpner Plcws.
25 No. Plows.
20 No. ~ Elliott Pillow.
20 No. II Plows.
20 No. III Plows.
10i ! Plow Bolts, all sizes.
We keep constantly on hand all extra Castings
for the above plows.
We would especially call the attention of our
farmers to the first named plow on this list, which
can be seen at our store, on Fayetteville street.
B. P. WILLIAMSON d co.
F,bruory IA, 1S66-tf
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLIN
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
RALEIGH, March q, 1866

To Holders of Coupons of North-Carolina Bends.
10y ACT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
ID of North Carolina, ratified March 10, 1866,
am directed to prepare and sell for not less than
par, bonds OF the State running thirty -four years.
with Coupons bearing six per cent. interest, pay
able semi-annually, of the denomination OF 500,
$500, and 81 0O0 principal and interest untaxa-
bic, for the purpose of paying coupons now due
and to become due in 1866, and bonds due and to
fall due in 1866. By authority vested in the Pub
lie Treasurer L designate New York as the place
of payment
Parties entitled, DESTROYS of effectng the cx-
change authorized in said Act will please COM
municate to me at once the amount and charac-
ter of the securities which they wish to be fund
ed, in order that L may know the number and
denomination of the bonds which will be re-
quired. After the engraver shall furnish the
blanks, the bonds will be prepared tor issue with
little delay
Under advice of the Attorney General,
Coupons of bonds issued since, but under acts
passed before May Goth, 1851, will be funded I'M
der the act of March 10th, 1866, provided their
identity is established by being cut from the
bonds in my presence, provision necessary on
account of the similarity to other Coupons, is
sued since May 10Th, 1861.
KEMP P BATTLE,
March 22-2-1w. Public Treasurer
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Quarantine.-A rigid quarantine for the pre-
ventlon of cholera has been established at HATTIE
ras Inlet, Fort Macon, Fort Fisher and Fort Cas-
WELL on all vessels arriving at those ports; and
no vessels from the West Indies will be allowed
to come into port and discharge passengers and
cargo, without orders from Gen. Rugers head
QuarterS.
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grounds from the line of stockade-I pointed out
the lines to Lieut.. Damrell.
was paroled to keep the prison register-I
got the same rations as the other prisoners, ex-
cept what bought myself drew one pair
pants while there.
The Court then adjourned to 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning