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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-26
FOREIGN.

The steamer Moravian from Liverpool
Sd via Londonderry 4th, passed Farther Point
on the l4th, en- route to Quebec. Her adyioes
are one day later.
The steamer Helvetia, from Liverpool I'd,
for New York, has put back with the cholera
on board Two deaths occurred before she
reached Queenstown from Liverpool.
The National Steamship Line have decided
to stop German emigration through then yes
sells. The government has ordered thor
ough examination of all German emlSrants be-
fore their admission to England.
The cholera made its first appearance among
the German emigrants while they were III l4lv-
erpool.
Gladstone's budget repeats the duty ON pep
per and timber and proposes an arrangement
for the reduction of the national debt.
The German-Italian question remains I'M
changed. Italy has telegraphed to the French
government that an engagement has been en-
tered into not to attack Austria. -a
Paris bourse firm, with an advance.
The Memorial Diplomatique, of May
9Th denies that France has made energetic
remOnstrances at Vienna relative to Austrian
ornaments in Venetia, and says that the dis
patch sent to Vienna ON the subject, was
cOuched in most courteous terms, and solely
reoueated confidential explanations respecting
the object of the Austrian preparations. The
Austrian government replied protesting 1t
would maintain a strictly defensive attitude.
France accepted these explanations, and the
result was q mutual understanding, according
TO which Austria undertakes, should Italy at
tack Venetia, independently of France, not to
secure for herself any of the eventual results
of victory without the diplomatic intervention
of France. 1t is asserted that one object of
Austria in meuacing Prussia and Italy, is to
force England to assent to the convention of a
European Congress. ....
A revolution has broken out in st.
Domingo, and recent advices state that on the
Sd of April, ibe insurgents attacked the gov
ernment troops occupying Neoba, and defeated
them, taking $50 prisoners and most OF their
guns. The revolution, there can be no doubt,
is backed by the Haytien government, which
provisions.
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Vote on the Constitutional amendment.
The following is the vote, in detail,
in the House, on the constitutional
amendment: .ssla

- VIZ 1AOof1Ng - VIZ
amendment: t. .sf1s
YEAs-Messrs. Alley, Allison, Ames, Anderson,
Ashley (Neyadal, Ashley (OhiOl Baker, Baldwin,
Banks, Barker, Baxter, BeaInan, Benjamin, Bidwell
bingham, Blaine, Blow, Boutwell, Broomal, Brom-
we'll auckland, Bundy. Clarke (Ohio), Clarke Kan
sas), Cobb, Conkling, Cook, Cullom, Darling Davis,
Dawes, Defrees. Delano. Deming, Dixon, Dodge,
Donnely, briggs, Dumont, Eckley, Eggleston Eliot,
Farnsworth, Ferry, Garfield Grinnell, Griswold,
Harding QL), Hart, Hayes, Henderson, Highly,
Holmes, Hooper, Hotchkiss, Hubbard Iowa), Hub
bard wv Va J. Hubbard New York., HubbelI (0hiOl
Hnlburd. James HUMPHREY lngersoll, Jenckes,
Julian, kasson, Kelley, kelso, Ketcham, Kuyken-
dali, Latin. Lawrence Penn, Lawrence (0hiol,
Loan, LOngyear, Lynsh, Marston, McClurg, McIn-
doc. Mckee, McRuer, Mereur, Miller, MOrehead,
MOrrill, Morris. Moulton, Myers, Newell, O'Neill,
ORTIZ Paine, Patterson, Perham, Pike Plants, Price,
Randall (Ky), Raymond, Rice (Mass.l, Rice (ATe.),
Rollins, Sawyer, Schenck, Scofeld, Sheabarger,
Spaulding, Stevens, Shllwell Thayer. Francis Tho
mas, John l.. Thomas, jr., Trowbridge, Epson, Van
Aernam, Van Horn, New York;, Van Horn MOL
Ward Warner, Washburne Mass J, Washburns I'M.
Washburne Ind J, Welker Williams, Wilson tIowal,
Wilson lPa }, Window, Woodbridge and Schuyler
Colfax-12S. .--r..a = a H71f
NAYs-Messrs Ancona, Bergen, Boyer, .Chanler,
Coffroth, Dawson, Eldridge, Fink, Glossbrenner,
Goodyear Grider, Harding tEy.b Harris, Latham,
lie Blond, Marshall, Mccullough. Niback Phelps,
RadfOrd, Randall pal, Ritter, Rogers, Ross, R0us-
seau Shanklin, Sitgreaves, Smith, Strouse. Taber,
Taylor, Thornton, 1rfmhle, Whaley Winfield,
Wright-37 ..a- -. -
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Wrought IRON Pipe and Brass Goods.

We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of NJ Nj. Leahy, Milwau-
kee, which is to be found in this issue Of our
paper. Mr.. Leahy started business some six
years ago in Milwaukee, and by strict atten-
ton, and fair and honorable dealing, he has
year after year enlarged that business, and
now supplies mostly the whole Northwest
with everything pertaining to his line of bust
ness. Wrought Iron Pipe, Brass and Iron
Fitting, Hand, Power and Steam Rotary
Pumps, Steam Whistles, Steam Guages,
Check, Globe, Angle and Safety Valves,
Leahy's Patent Wrenches, Tongs, Gas Machies
for lighting houses, factories, &C., High and
Low Pressure Heating Apparatus, Coils,
Screens, Dryers, and everything used by Gas
Filters, Steam Filters, Engine Builders, Dis
tillers, Packers, Railroads, &c. Also Gas Fix
lures, Chandeliers, Brackets, Pendants,
Globes, &C., for house, church or store. Our
citizens will find his stock complete, and as
cheap as any house west of New York city
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-26

Amount OF dent, less cash III Treas - - 49,. -
Observation-Disclosures. So, $50, 6s9,s42 rs
The foregoing Is a correct statement
of the public debt, as appears from the
books and Treasurer's returns in the
Department ON the LIST of May, 1866.
HUGH MCCULLOUGH, ssFs
rsust .tsz..#E..F Secretarv of the Treasury
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-26

DIR. y. Wilbur, Magnetic Physician viii
cure the sick at his residence, SCI Milwaukee Street
Milwaukee, Wis, until further notice. Also cure
at any distance by sending magnetized paper
Send handwriting, subscribed envelope, and four
red stamps. He will publish in the MILWAUKEE
DAILY WISCONSIN,, each day for six months cures OF
diffarant disaases
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-26

N. Hempsted's

New Musie.-At Ill. N. Hempsted's
Piano Warerooms and Music Publishing House
40 Main Street, Milwaukee, can be had all the
latest productions of Vocal and Instrumental
Music. Letters from the country promptly
answered, and orders filed ON receipt of the
money.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-26

For Business Education and to become a
good telegraph operator, go to Bryant, StrattOn &
Spencer's Milwaukee Business College. For college
paper, circulars and information address
ROBERT @. SPENCER, Principal
Milwaukee Wis.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-26

We take Great Pleasure in calling the
of our patrons to the drug store of
/. N. Morton, who keeps constantly on hand a
complete stock of pure drugs and medicines.
carefully compounded. Also, on
hand and for sale, DIR. Roback's Stomach
Bitters, ROback's Scandinavian Blood Pills and
Blood Purifier. To dealjn such valuable rem
edies warrants success and to use them Sc
cures health.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-26

Constantly receiving new lines of
Summer OVGreoatS; and
Spanish Linen Busters, extra sizes,
Belknap FlannelS, al,O
Fine Grade Of White Shirts,
Gray'S Patent Nodded Collars,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-26
BoLTING CLOTH,

Catalogue of patterns and price lists sent on APP
plication. EwD. p. AI4IIS 4 CO.,
teb28h6l4d&ew3m Reliance Works, Mil, Wis.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-26
Paper and woolenl Mills,

and every kind of iron work. We also furnish
SHUTTERS, SEPARATORS, BRAN BUSTERS, aud
every description of Min Machinery, also the genu
inc Dufour's Old Dutch AnBer
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-26

Constantly receiving new lines Of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-26
0fIieIaI statement Of the Public Debt

d The following is a statement of the
public debt of the United States on the
LIST of May, 1866:
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bees, tF.ce q vast. 50
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aTe ordess yet unrevczsd. ana which A..
prepE-ing o. be scied ubon. Ia To-i,. -si-s
prescrioe the scrdiu- cffwoor tb~s, -.
and more tsoons
| A Que! took plsca at 50. -s-rrsin. t.tu-,.-
/ tr.ace Aurat snd NJ. Eochrfl-t. a s-rttsr j.
tAe i6orA- The --..s tl,l arasa can st
an ai.iele puo..aaed ia the Firaro II Janu-
- To- on the eVidence gwen hV pr.r~,
AGrat IN Ans Cora Pcak's ea-s ~
rance challenged the journalist sp5 !
meeting was speedily lrr.uFad. The Sc,
/ ends ot E-lrce A-urat were 81. 1.--.-..
. borapGrte Psttcy-ou and sC Ts-,lIst.
nose Of Aig. 8oche.crt Vora BTors. Fs,-.li
o-lcgds ol the Steele, and l-. pl--t,f
manager of the Pa,z's ROYAL I7hsa,-s. ne
deel vas tcusLt with swosis. la a r-ilr-
'ehool- The Princes shirt va. torn ~
tae point Of hisadvorsary's sword. aEd hi.
hocheiort received q shrht waund IA tie
hip The seconds then declared ha-5r sst-
he'd, and ihe sdair Terminated.
hAsAINaros, Feb. 5--SzNaTE-lIr. Doc
little stated that he would have voted f5r
Ne oil 70 guarantees civil rights hai hs
oeen N the Senate On Friday when tie v5ts
was taken.
IF- Wilson presented the petition Of Gen.
shcridan snd other cdicsrs Tor an ine-case
oi pay. The petition wss referred to tbs
~ iltsyy COMMITTEES.
Ar. Howard presented the petition ef he
citizens oi netroit asEirg far a nrote.iivs
i2-it referred 20 TIE llnnnce COMMITTEES.
Ar. Chandier, IRON the Comnities en-
t9mmerce, reported the House biu O. pre-
vent the issue Of American registers b shtr,
os- ueTs y hose vessels were REGISTERED d1-rlps
ne war aad asked that i- be passed ne
dlatsIy.
iii. 6hsruan asked tnst the bin Law over
'ii- 5o-l1orroyl. IS q. was very important. aua
.t va. ordered
MT- locae clered g resolution, which vas
laopledi calling on the Secretary CT War fo. !
.Re rePcri q Gea- Roberts. setting orth be I
';aEa as tothe best 1liode cl rsciairlinc lhs {
'SanP lands .s tha basin CT the Alssis- (
appi.
HoraE.--Afr. B'sus iu.-odcsed b.l. /
Which was referred 60 the COMMITTEES ca I
-eeonstzucUony pros. ding ior taaur tks
eHsus o. the Lnited -toles prics to th0 Grst I
q October next.
Mr.. Ross, Of Illinois. oIeret q rr.r'-t..-B
2r the atncndmoul q { she rules. 20 that oas
ay Of the week sholld o. devoted exelu-
iveiy 90 public business, % be Known ~
be "N hIte Meas Day" On motion ot AIr.
ashburne, OF Illinois, this resolution was
iblsd.
Mr.. McClung. Of Missouri, offered a reso-
alton instrcc ing the Esc1nstraction Com
ilttee % inquire INTO she czpt6.cucy OF re-
3,tng bal % lay coalr5 5buiiou oa the
,ceded States 20 del-uy the ernonaes G.
aep'ug standing army 70 Preserve peace.
coa-c arising, thla resolution went over.
Mz. Briggs, of Michigan, offered a reso-
-ion, which was sdop.ed, instructnc the
lnmittee on Eeconstructicn 90 take into
.us.deTction the subject Of removing the
a-cuul Cspitoi, i1 o-les that its sita Erv
more central, aud are riding 10 the popu-
tion, snd greater security to leg.sla tors.
I removing % from p0ss BE gttecEs Of for
ga enemies and domestic violence.
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y are s1lor I'd 60 announce JE-z. rcz1lv as G.
-sr1. l4ts or to-u-7 g1srI Cisg-, a. tls elsl.ug
liarsn e.eclon.
WE ARE a l-TH-AI-FD TO ANNOUNCE TON
- g CklAh a. "a carrids-e f77 county Ccurt
--erdi c- As'l-d-- --l-lI, 4- sue ela1l-g eG-cs
g.5----l- a.l4
We are autl5-il5I 81 announce WN. =. Cursr-
H'a a csaoidA.a iJr Clerk o. tie County Uourt Of
DAVIDSON county. I4geis
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We are aut1orEsp 90 azzource FllSEHAs Can
Ezrf s. q csnd date TOR Iru-.ss OF Lns.iaos COUNTY
.. tlo eazu4ns 4arc- s.ec-cn.
We are suthousc1 60 s-1c-1cs Cart y-sy y ~.
ac1 g. g. ea-e41ala '1r ra-c-ee.Iur ~ rca ot-s q
couE'g ll-s.es o. tls sn. .uIDg htzr.n ne.e.-oa.
We a-o autho7i-sd TO announce Tzcxls
SHurz SIS g candidate fpr County Trus.oe, g.
the next Ml5ch election.
We are s-'-Cr-t- 90 announce ST NJ J. AIRING
TON. 81 e2u1 .dsto i1s e.alLoa b. t-,. a. = of
County Trustee -t lae enau.1g Ns-c1 eIecaa-
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We are authorised % s1ur-aoo MARI. d. rru-arv
as q gaad.t,ia Tor -als- C-gl, c.sf4, &. 90 ea.
.ps March e.-c lcz.
We are 5uihoT.-s5 90 arnogncs JAMS HaIt ss
,aifitials jog Lal--- Lo-l.g I.ess, st t1s Lex.
alagc1 election. ri
We are aulaJgrei 60 s-pcua.s CH.sLxs e. Ils-
aoss, ls ear ,-i- 1r t-.il pat tauri l.clk st tis
uCLt 1larca ulesU-1 u1-i..1+
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DAUL a SANFORD, Forwarding and Coamis-
sion Merchants. Our prompt attention Is given
10 the receiving snd forwarding Of COITON. Al
south Market street.
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I.OOl1 AND IOB rillNTIN0.

(tAMERON, Wal 4 CO.-Book End Job Printers,
~ and pu lzheTs Of the Dziy and weekly
UuIon, Pualsrs Aaey. betaeea uaion sad Desa-
srcE streets.
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10 Physicians.

DOB'T P. JENKINS. Prsscrp paon u and Phar.
II rnaoist, ef the Old sssnf o. 2 b Thstchsr. NV
oi 30 lrn Of P. q %. Wolid iaiorrn the Ply
sicsrs oi Nashville, and surrorlnf 81 ucuairg ihae
Dc b. Cur ain supply every fasut o. trs fracu-
toner 10 the lnu oi hI- cfs siou. s1d ui1 srara
no pains 10 accoupiish that sud latlsflctoriT. lie
VII BE- much pisa-ed % So any cftle acultg who
VII honor our estabIis1rneli With VISIT
He hopes hT coustsal atfen1cn % bul.nass 70
rne1t = seara Ci psEouase. laslrilF fleu that
her lsFcrs shall Be prepsred Et1 ads.ty. of the
pltes- melerie.a. md b hiuaall nsrscrsly cr a1
zceomFiished PrsscripaousL
Our stock enbTsces tseEl ealesi variety ang ever
illrr co1ll-F EIlh-n tls Dug Hl.susss
eife us q call. and FuaTantss c1- slsrtiru
c1-al orders entrustld 10 ourcsrs aiad u.fh
usu.uF asss and accurl-y-
n p JENKINS & Co,
SO Msrcet - orposit- Un'rr-
iau2eE HasaFILLE. Tam.
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1902 fron kr5Eville. hy Concord. Lenc-- --f-
lSca'n. Fhiliciqha, swee. va
te-i fac.-.,y. Ma15e Geek. Atheas.
-.-eTille, NEaric1.1n, U,srsls-t
hcporhii, 0oitsuah, rv-r-s. and
na-r son, 60 ChstsancoFs. Il- r-..,s
and hack, daily. or talce dGiv .f
t-s-rs be- r-r. with daily CT tatc.
daily hrsrch f.cn Ciesel.r5. b,
led Clay, ,da.) and Naraalla st.
tton, 70 pLten, 2s}s uiiies, in dus
connection.
leave hnoxvills daily a. 1919 pm
Arrived Chattanooga by csc Z "a.
leave Ceattsnoosa daily cs2am
Arrive AZ AnoEvlIie by Sssam
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/, PRING WATRR BREWERT.-1ASKEL 4
y ErlANk, SUCCESSORS 70 M :. DrncEe4. brewers
o. ale ana lsger beer, NO. Al Bsoea stree, Nash
VILE. Ielr. loeesly
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ieoo5 From Tullahoma, by oak Hiu semi
nary, NsuchCsies, Forcs. atHls.
slmm.tVille sad Morrison. g. h..-
M.nnyiie. 81 miics and back. dai p.
Leave Iullahoua daily a. 4, pm
Arr-vcat AcNInnvile by i1rm
Leave AcMinnville daily atftm
Arrive e. rulahona ty 81 pa
1905 From Fayetteville, by bsI1c. v.iat-
vile, Auut's Station. rri NJ nchss
tc-, 10 Dechcrd, SCI milss art ha-s.
daliy, eIcept SUNDAY.
Leave Fayetteville, dai' y, sz-s-t SUM
day, az am
Arrive ct nechcri by l2 m
Leave pechs-d dali except SUNDAY.
al d m
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tvlLEcTsNC AGnaTs.

ID g. TUTHIL, Deputy United states Marshal,
H. collects Noss- AceOunts, sc, IN Middle Ten
~ zee Ofhce 81 slafe Caploi, next uoor 70 Fed
,ral court Room. P y. Lock Box 81. See aGser-
useulent in another column. ldecs-6m
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We are authorised % announce s1a usue Of p q.
C1LISs foE lax Colactor. f1r -fstc sna C-1ratv III
the ensuing hla-ch acuo1.
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Dental & Surgical instruments.
Spices, Dye Stuffs,
Paints, etc.

Mare, husleri. Arumlr G sredV,s tleluaT Spanish
lrdiso, Lo-W0oe. Coppers. B.ue 6t11a. nurIafe
90 Tn, Cuihcar etc. Eil1oE 49,. szi0 ic f91
g. srpauor quality. Mlia bsaI5 kiI q Fair g.,
Lamps 81 sgc.y varliy, aud large sa9p'y % los
ra-fs.
Esfohs1-s frcu,las county u ueed ol Frs PEP.
perm q Lsi C.uua-non. flrf : rcs LaIdfu-fn, T,
Eafe-nan Drops, GcdfrT's C1za.aL castor OIL el-.
WI 3e l1-n shea 81 varY lo1 raie1.
Just receivet a very large SUPP y. Also a large
lotc 0ra. 5 seed.
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County Iuage.,
For CnnsiahIe.

we sre sutlocseI ta au1ogu1s WuIrAy A.
GIENs' Es4 Sc cAudiaaie fr County Judge O.
Davidson Couusy, q. tac oasu-og March e.sc.sa.
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tanned reputation vide spread al, st IN oog
but OF North Amerioa. Bat the croHnt orytiJ her
- life remains % be attained IN lis d CloconFegry
rather combination, for be does not claim 70 have
teen the oiscoyerer Of CIDR0N, Wh'ch iH the basis
Of the Btters now oterod TO the public. Tlst hon.
belongs 20 the uatYe inbabitants Of Central
Amor1cs, 10 whom its virtues have teen known fer
more than two hundred years Armed vita it ths
Indian bias Gehaneo 10 the most deadly malaria
aud handle, without fear, tho most yenomons ser
pouts. lt il belief with them, that while there n
breath in the body, the Ceuron potent 70 cuIe, nc
msiter Whist the q sesae may be.
While DR.. Bull D. nOt prepa cd 10 endorse this OK
trAvaEant preleuEson, he iH neyerthee=s sat shed
RON 3 thorough examination Of the evidence rela
t,ng % ~ yirtues, rhat a remedy and preventa
tive ior all disease arising nom exposure. q thei
20 the weather or clmata, OF 10 miasmalc in5uen
Css. it stands
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In dyspepsia.

And Is atfe1d snt train OF syInptoua It acts more
LIKE a CHAKM thsn . medicine. There Is moth
i1E 10 the whole rsnge OF Mfteria Moyica that csn
or moment besF comparison with Il Ia this dis
ease
A fdn account Of this wonderful plant may bs
found Ia the lith ediiou Of the L. S. Dispsnssfory
paEes is67 AMI ifss
A series Of experiments 10 EhIch Dr.. Bull hsa
heen fsr years engaged, has jst Be- n brought 10 a
successful terni inaiian, and he IS now enabled TO
oter 10 the public q conbnaton OF CEpkOk with
other approved tones, ihe whole preserved 10 the
f-st quality of copper disriilsd Bourbon MhiaEy,
which be Il confident hss NJ equal IN he word.
De might furnish volume - cert hcaies, but rhs
puhlio have ionr since learned to ezt,suats such
even o0s 70 test for himssG ne yirtzss c % RSV
Enetl1ize.
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We sTe authoGrad 10 alalua-e A. D. CsrIauTov
IS = ca .elda'e iof lolz.suie 10 toe Nsshy g -,
tIict 81 tdo e1sullg 1Iar d e eCt.0u.
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FHoToaR&Pss.-2hotogrsphs o. Genera.
Federal and C0riede-at0. The largest col
4ooson N the vest, Ior ssle, Whoiesale sna
retail Remember The plaee, Gallery Of tht
Cumoeflsnds % Cedar slyost, 0pposils Com.
mroisl Hotel. inay27-tf.
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lbicders VII eEsm-re c-~se.n- g.
and Instructions suncr,f. snF ..--.s.--.
The l-itc1 Pali Jt Iustract.oa ~
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
TENNESSEE.
Po'T vll. ogT.1E pE,2AarNrST

PROPOSALS VII b, -s-,.v,4s,.l.r.-
'rast oalce Of tsis nsrsrt1,su. gptiI ~,
o. March 81. lS56. tor t,rve, --,- ~, ...f.
ot TIE United ststes fsor. F-ig Is-. II
'iac 81, 1856 ln tae State or lsyucr-,. -
ne routes and ty she -chelu.ss ii a.rr-.-
urea a1t arrivals herein snoc frs
Aecls-ans -uuogncaa hy Ar-ii q. fsfr
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I05lo From Clensnis, By Grsysgi ls.
Clarnvills, Pslmyss, Cumner'snd
Coy, Tennessee hidFe, ald Deu-
vine, 70 Paris, q unsl aud back
daily, except suuaay, cr daily
should cars so rua.
Bidders will propose schedule of ds-
uar.ures aud arrivals
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- Bk5rEC fRUi ~ .at5m t1s OLD PATRONS CT
IL Dr. Wells, ana tho pu1ac Toneu..iT, that hls
successors viii DO -li "a their poHe-. ~ diiIrrai
s.ieuton 20 business. 70 ugTit conununncb or ne
Acc-o' 3 i-rl1ar l1-Ee 6nd oEiens. fa patr0Esee.
insy vi- keep constantly On lsaI
PURE DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Is sEET-AL OIL
MEDICINAL LIQUORS.
PoEars ard WaPhtuan's Ca'eheatad them..sfa.
biue Nzsss sulphate Quiulue. euirhsie Marpnia,
Iodine iodide Pota b. Chiondr o. Cold, Ethef etc.
Our fhs-usaceulll prsnaralons. such as 'rne-
lures, httra1ts- syrups. CeutHs, ON meufl. pias-
visc4 Pla1macopls.
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laoo4 From Nashville. D. lreutuoos.
Franklin, Ihcmus1n's aiatioa.
Spring Hli, Ca-tosa Greek, CoIluu
be, CuueoEa. fcauialn Greek.
Lyunville, keyncldF Depot. Pa-
ilski R.chland staten, proar--i.
LIkmont Petiusvliis, Ala snI
Athens 90 Decatur, lz2is miles
aud bacE, daily, except sunday.
Leave Nashville daily, cEcert ula-
1av, at C.l0nm
Arrive at Decatur by pm
Leave Decatur daily, except Sunday.
nt Gua u
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance CoInpanIoa.

INAREE & SMITH, Dos. 90 End 2s Union street
- (up stalrrl represent tIe fLiosiug Cor1narias
l5-lna of hartford, seeurty, MAJ aaitsn Meiropcli-
tan, ri0suin and kniclzertoclsr LIE of New aork
aud Accidsnf oi Columbus. Ohio
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ATTENTION IErsEEES Checks on the Ul-
ster Banking Co., Belfast, ireland, IN suns
O. 81 70 tiB to- sale at Z. II. ordw4y's Bro.
zer Otce, No. as College street Il
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ArToRNEYs ALLAN.

lnd Accident q ooiuEEbHs. Ohio
ATTORNEYS Az Law.
rkMPBELL NegwEN eRoEsBEoK. AaoT-
" ne5s a. Law Hno Cain Agent, pracic &c n Al
i-se Csairl3- COLLISIONS promptly Giteiidl9 20
$50 ciainaa sgsnst the United states snd Noucners
eoe.lee. Ofnco Z. North cher-y stree, % siam.
nTIs, 4. A.-Attolnuy and Counsellor e. Lew,
~ oihee ~ Cheny o.; p o. boz -.
BASKEKs AND BKoKEIts.
TSIgsr NATIONAL BAEE-Sf5Fsrnmen Deposi-
E t8ry-NO. 81 College street, tetseen Union
I'D ina PtlUlic square -DcssIs il UncurTsut
moaev. Frchange, Coin, and doFernn1eut securi-
tas % ~ srinfs- EtocES sd Bends bought And
sold on Commissioa. Collections promptly al
Iut- g. sasrozD. =, PresL Jas. c. oaDrs, ,oash'r.
aFARR, Taos s.-Br9ker, corner Union and
VI Jolege ssrectsY buys AMI Heiis Gold, Uecur-
feas Money, G.EelnInout Securities and kouf hers
Cllt-uoild z1teuQed 70 promptly
A-8o buya az te.la on -lsuiszlou.
GEC0sD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - GherTy street, deals Al k1cAange, 6Cvern-
hisat securities ana Con. CouecuoIss promptly
attended 10 !. LUEsDEs, Cashier.
T'HIRD NATIONAL BANK OF EAsRvILLE-
= Deals n EEcnsngei GOFeruIueut Securities
sd Goa. Collections promptly Attended TO-
Gold, Stocks and Bonds 5. Ia on Comnaissl0n.
". ". bEEEY, President, EDGAR J1Nsss, Cs- hier.
@-------sr-s-s=-sss-s---
4sOOEA AND OB s-hGNT1NG.
(tAhERON, Wa. q CS.-Book End Job Printers,
" and pu hsheTs Of the Day and peekiy
Uulon, Puaisra Aney, betaeea ualOH snd Desd-
sIcE streets.
aREWERk.
=. PRING WATEK f.-5ASKkL 4 |
y EHaANk, suceessoTs 10 M :. DrucEe4- brewers !
o. ale ana Lager bser No. Al Bsoed stree, Nash.
VILE Tenn toecSly
BoOKsELLERs AND sTATIoNERS.
A,INGLkTON, X H--BookSeller, Publishers l
> s.auoaeT. zaa Penodisd Dealer. Post once 1
Building
CARHIAssK uAKUFAUTURE
Al YEE3 GUNT-Alsnniaeturer q al the 4
IVA Latest styles Of ErsI CIsss Garages aud
S4ggiss, Axprsss NsEoss z9d CzEsys..s. ~ 4,ortG
MarAsS street.
CLAM AGENTS., aES.
IOHN O'NEILL, Military Attorney and soleitoI
~ q ClEsms, 4Tosecuses all classes Of Cisns
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