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4 Radical view.

The following is an extract from
long article in the Chicago Tribune Of
the Sd inst
Il ia no. without significance that
Tyler, Fillmore and Buchanan became
apostates at the instance OF the pro
slavery aristocracy Of the eleven States
which seeded and if Mr. Tohu5on
quarrels with the Republicans in Con-
gress, it will be Tor the purpose OF fol
lowing in the footsteps of his three
apOstste predecessors, ami espou5iug
the cause Of the class ia the identical
States which produced the rebellion
and dreuched the Union in blood To
effect quarrel ne must, like Tyler.
Fillmore aud Buchanan, take the pro
slavery side Of the issue, and De doubt
less wall have the supper, Of Vanished
Republicans OF the genus Weed. and Of
the Copperheads Of New York and
elsewhere, but he will be confronted in
solid column by two millions Of ear
nest anti slavery voters, who value their
conscience and their duty 10 God and
human rights higher than executive
smiles.
But we have q strong faith that the
difference between Congress and the
acting President will not reach the in
tensity Of sE open breach, but will be-
composed and adjusted by Mr. Johnson
cOnfning himself to his legitimate func-
tions, and not interfering ia the bust
ness Of Congress, IN behalf of uurepon-
tant rebels, who are intent on oppress-
ing the loyal freedmen, and by black
codes and fraud. TemsnGing them
to bondage Why should he run
counter TO the loyal sentiment OF the
country, and espouss the defeated cause
Of a class Of men who recently allowed
his only brother to bleed to death-re-
fusing 10 dress his wounds, and who
any time during the war, If OppOrtuni-
tY had offered, would have cut his own
throat with malignant Joy, and thrown
his body to the dogs
Congress intends that the five mill
lions OF disloysl whites in the eleven
seeded States shall do Justice to the
four millions Of loyal b,ncks, before re-
covering their abandoned seats in the
Capitol Congress intends that some
security for the future peace, credit and
welfare Of the country shall be obtain
ed The basis Of representation re-
quires adjusting, the payment Of debts
contracted for rebellion must be f0I-
bidden. The freedom and political
rights Of al classes Of citizens, in all
parts Of the Union, for all time to come,
must be secured by constitutional guar
antics. These are matters for Congress
to attend to, and the Executive has no
right to dictate OF interfere; but it he
follows the foolish pro slavery advice OF
persons like Weed an salisbury, he
Will bring on himself-not on Congress,
swift and sure destruction.
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That is not a bad story told Of On
Englishman in the Csimea Il is eml-
neuuy s French affair, and was some
thing in this wise IJ appears be was
madly 10 love with a Scotch yivandiere
at Balacista, ard bored her with his
addresses. The young woman, no long
er able 10 endure the annoyance. for
bsde him the door. After many a vain
attempt to oven u e the objections, the
tourist determined TO commit suicide
but IN the presence OF the crest eyeats
which were being played out, IN no
paitry manner. Having hrs. bequeathei
his fortune TO the vIyandIere, ne caused
q deep hole 10 be dug. IN which he
placed twenty pounds Of powder over
this excavation q slab vas la!d aad
upon 1t the rejected one. CgaFin mouth
tooE his seat lie TRANQUILITY finished
his weed. which was no doubt a good
one snd not easily parted with. and
then applied the burning embers 10 the
magazine below. " / explosion cut
lieu, and two minutes later g charrel
mass. descending from the heayens, tell
into ne pOri--a mass which the aston
ished British seamsn recognized as a
human body and proceeded 10 fish 10
from ths water. There was a general
cry Of A man from Heaven Some
declared that It had been kicked out OF
the sun, Others that ne was an er0uaut
come &c grief IL proved 70 be the
Enghsh-nan, who presently recovered
bis consciousness, and the viyandiere,
touched By this proof Of affection, cs-
pitulated. The blowing up is not 50
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Louisville, Kentucky.

-AN l0a.N7 II v I"I-'- I-l-Vl6N'I
less than d year after their introduction,
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ora IE0yClADs james , Elds. Of
Sc Louis, the well known ironclsa con
tractor is IN town, having recently re-
urned from Europe, uhers be wss 10
structed 70 make ioT the Navy Depart
msnt certain Investigations into The
qualities o. the EBgliah iF0nciad navy
The Secretary will send in the result Of
h.s observations in the course Of a few
weeks, a. q special report % Congrezs
Mr Elds was treated with great c1ur-
tesy by the British naval authorities.
and is understood 10 return vii Sac
conviction that while our monitors are
unequalled for hlrbog lslaus-, ths Brii
ish Ironclads goaid make very short
work gsiia them 10 the open o1san.
or sea service the Butish have dls-
carded !he revolving turret. or llne
cupOla. a. they call it, and adhere 20
heavy broadsides iTom iread easemates.
protected Nr Eads re-
CARDS our M0aadnock as the only wee
sci Of tae monitor class ht 10 De br0uFiir
cut sgainst the English ironclads
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The following Is from Halls J8uu1i
Of Health
That warm cir must be impure. and
that, consequently, it is hurttul t1sirrp
IN a comparatively warm room. A
warm room Is as easily ventilated as a
cool one. The warm air Of g close We
hicle is less injurious, be it ever SO foul.
from crowding, than 10 ride and sig still
and teei uucomiOriablv cold for an
hour. The worst that can happen from
crowded conveyance j. q miuuur
spell while from sitting even less Than
Sn hour ia still, chilly sphere.
has induced attacks OF pneumonia, that
IS, Inflammation of the lungs, winch
often proves fatal in three OF four DAYS
il is always positively injurious to sleep
IN close room where water freezes.
because such a degree Of cold causes
the negatively poisonous car5Onic acid
ga Of q sleeping-roOm tosettle near the
floor, where It is breathed and rebreath-
ed by the sleeper, and is capable o.
producing typhoid fever In a lew hours.
Hence, there is no advantage, and al
ways danger, especially to weakly per
sons, IN sleeping IN an atmosphere cold
er than the freezing point
Ioat it's necessary TO the proper and
efficient ventilation OF q room, even I'm
warm weather, that a window or door
should be left open this is always haz
ardous 10 the sIck and convslesceut
Quite as safe plan of ventilation. and
as efficient, is TO keep a lamp or a email
fire burning in the fireplace This
creates a draft, and carries bad airs and
Igasscs up the chimney.
That out door exercise before break
fast is healthiuL h. is never so. And.
from the very nature Of things. it BE-
hurtful, especially 70 persons OF poor
health although the very vigorous
practise 10 with impunity. In winter
the body is easily chilled through and
through, unless the stomach has been
fortified with a good warm breakfast.
and in warm weather, misssmatic and
malariOus easse- and emauatious speedi-
BY act upon the empty and weak stom.
Hch IN % way 10 yItiate the circulation.
and induce fever and ague dlarrhpa
and dysenteTy. entire families, who
have arranged to eat breakfast before
leaving the house and 20 take supper
before suudown, have had a complete
exemption from fever and ague, while
the whole community around them was
suffering from 1t, for having neglected
these precautions
That whatever lessons cough ia
good for 10, and, is persevered in.
will cure 10. On the contrary, ali
coughs are soonest cured By promoting
and increasing themi because nature
endeav0rs by the cough TO help bring
up the phiegm and yellow matter
which is In the lungs, as the lungs can
not heal while That matter is there.
And as 70 cannot be got rid OF without
coughing, the more coughing thers is
the sooner it is got rid oi--the sooner
are the lungs cleared out ioz the fuller
Gnd treer reception OF pure air, which
IS their natural iJ0i- The only rene
a-ss which can do any good il coughs
are such az loosen the phle-m aud
ihu5 less cough is required 20 bring 10
Up These remedies are warmth 5at-
door exercise and any thing which -i ght-
ly nauseates.
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nANKERs AND TsROKEaS.
BOOK AND JOR PRINTING.

BOOK AND JOR PRINTING.
CAMERON, WIN. CO-Book snd Job Printers.
~ And publishers Of the Dai;y and Weekly
Union, Printers Alley, betReen Union and Dead
ericE streets. b.. ..
BREWERY.
GPRING WATER BREWERY. .-MANKEL
= FRANK, successors 10 NJ }. Druckef. Brewers
OF Ale and Lager Beer. No. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. decS-ly
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Southern Legislatures and Cotton
Rai>in.

SOutheTH Legislatures and Cotton
Raising.
A Texas gentleman remarked 10 Us
yesterday. 81 tell you sir. that Texas
will raise more cotton IN lS66 than the
other Southern States combined. and
7 all because we have not had a I.egisia-
ture Pressing him for an explans.
ton, he said that when the war ended.
and the people saw that the uegroes
were freed beyond a peradyenture.
much trouble was anticipated but in.
stead Of sitting down and, Micawber-
Ike, waiting for something 20 turn
up they made the most of existing
circumstance. Il was plain 70 ell thar
the best thing they could DO for them
selves was 70 raise big crops, 50 they
made contracts with the darkies and
set TO work They had p Governor. it
Is true, not of their own Choosing. but
phllOsOphic3lly considering thai GOV
ernors are all pretty much alike when
once in Office, they concluded that it
would be best 10 take things quietly
and wait for better times, permitting
the lights who were anxious to shine in
legislative halls TO hide their brilliancv
for a short while longer. "Now, said
our friend, IF the people had gone to
work like those Of Louisiana and the |
other late Confederate States. and cho-
sen a legislature. Texas would have been
as badly OF as they are. Our planters |
instead Of pitching in 70 jarmiue /
would have held oil TO see what laws /
would be made regarding labor, and I
the negroes would have been afraid /
that there was some trick 70 iuiure Gr I
deprive them OF their newly ac-
lulred liberty others would have
their plantations TO put
through the Legislature some private
natter, or defeat another, and we
hOuld have the devil to play SIS YOU
lsve here. But with no laws or ex-
lectatiOn Of laws except those of the
government, the d8rlIies were con
ented, and when planter found he
vas crowded too hard, he repres seuted
MS case to the Freedmen Bureau. and
the remedy could not be obtained. |
le made up his mind TO erin and bear
t! The Southern people, sir have
49, aAANt hA-AtAaa aH'N As-r- anu NAA
trong, and neglected the main interest
agriculture The race is not always
D the swift, and if we had all taken
breathing spell after the long fight
ur progress toward the goal Of civil .
lle might possibly have been more /
apid" ,
Il struck us that there were some i
aw stubborn truths in the remarks OF b
Ut friend Texas was undoubtedly +
etter situated to recuperate from the 4
liecJs OF the war than the other
tates; her territory had been less {
yerrun; her laboring population was q
Of the pick ana choice OF y
be blacks from other slave States, and ?
ad been less demOraljzed by contact .
18th armies; and good money was in s
but IN addition 10 these 3
dvantages, her people seem TO haye 7
.splayed more energy and enterprise, j
j promptly adapting themselves and ,
leir actions TO the changed condition I
affairs, than the inhabitants of other I
actions Of the South. The future will, 4
e think, prove that they adopted the I
isest policy-N o. Trls D--t I
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The Original and beet .a Che W.-..
The only tuo and rer.ett da.rus. H....
lees, kcilao.o aud slsllulauggus Hr.......
nme0la.ty sE.galla l.aeA a- r...-..
Brown, wiaolt uIurlE Che u..- .-s s..-
t.cmeaioa thc iIi elec,s OF bad avas. Sod
9y al. DRUGGISTS 4ar genuine "a. s..r....
Nilii-m r. aa,ghclHe. Aa..
htfcacra..Hr E.rdf Hr L.H. -
Als.ar.sg si,a belu. .r..- ga. a4..
thAt.aES bAAluElu.. N.aF.ss
serl5-ly
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they may be seen dashing through the
city on horseback aud frequently
make quite s. display They patrol the
city and its subur6s In squads OF ten
or a dozen, snd wben there Is slechiue
they outshine the natives n the STYLE
and br.lIaucy Of their eluipages. A
wellknown real estate broker from
New York IS the president and leading
spirit oil the organization. and mas done
much towards bringing the society 20 its
present tourishjng condition ~ J.
H.r1lf
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OrTcr op AssrssoE IxrrHy,L REtrsrf,
ST.. LUls, December aH. lsa,.
Hereafter in assessing the tax on cot
ton, Assistant Assessors will deduct
from every bale Of ordinary weight
(say 500 poUu3sl eighteen pounds as
offset % the weight Of rope aud bag
ging, and Two pounds for usual tares--
in al twenty pounds. The Department
has decided that this deduction now
allowed Is not 10 be applied Fetrospec-
lively No claim will be entertained
for taxes heretofore paid On the gross
weight Of cotton bales
THE0PuLE Parry. Assessor.
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"a are aathar.sai q. t5-..... ..
,9' a. cs1l.lsto .os r.-s.-.-..... i. -, -.
'''-''i if''7'er -i tlaea.lll. usn.ls. -..,-
we are authorized o. sauaaH-- .u.....
s-.l- % 'l-4.da,s .os ysaaty l-a..- :.
the pcat Aarcl U.e-uoa. '-
~, -..li.'.t % llll.l-s va D. fxsr>..
leN d. a sal,.l,is b. s....... +. -- p,
Neaa.f i,'-s'rr .l ,area-l.ll ...-- ..-...'.. --
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The Dayton Journal Of the a says
that "at Delphi, last week, Mr Jzcab
Wolf formerly Of this c0uniy.ana broth
or 10 Mr. John Wolf, OF Harrison town
ship, was shot and killed D. his son-in-
las, named Eardy All tu- iniorma-
tion we Aave OF TINS tragic occurrence
W. get by a Telegram received here, ma
S.rg the "a Z announcement. Mr. Wolf
had been having domestic atll .ciious in
his famiiy. and had been especially es-
Tanged from his sou-iu-isw. who had
sued nim iOr SANDER. LIS understood
that hr. W was shot during a personal
alteration. ne was buried laat sAtur-
day al DELPHI.
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eTtFAordlnsry as some may fancy. for.
adds NJ Louis Noir, Captain Fsr.ier
was blown up with his battery. ard was
found sitting 500 Yards of wondering
what The devil had happened. and not
III. lRast Lnrt
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news DEALERS, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTs.

IONE TBHNELL-Wholes and Retail
~ BOokse lera. Stsuoners, snl News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn
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In Dyspepsia.

Aud i's st.snignt tram of symptoms. % acts more
LIKE A CHAkM thsu mec cine. There is moth
iua Iu the whole range OF Alateris Medica that can
OF moment bear comparison with It ia tins dis
ease.
A IN aoSouut Of this wonderful plant may be
iouzd "a the llth edition Of She L. = DispensatOry
pages iSs and i3ss
series 0f experiments IN which nr. Bull has
hscn fr years eaEsged, has just te n brought 20
~ .cFssiul tsrmIusii0n, snd hs is row enabled 90
oieT O. tho public . combination o. CEDkON with
other approved tones, the whole preserved in the
tss-t quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
sshich be is confident hds No equal 10 he world
Ne might furnish volume q certificates, but the
pubIc have long sInca lesrued 60 estimate such
yhiLEs by their true value the safest plan Is Tor
ever, ope 20 test Cor himself the virtues new
UlEHl.La
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gsiusd reputation suas wide spread s-l, stiu 'Oog
tuI lI NOuh America But the CroWur ONhy her
ss life remains 10 BE- attained u bis d. CiOcOuYegry
FatuEr combination for he does not Fan n 70 hAYe
Ues1 the itsnovsrsr GIDEON VIII Oh 10 the has
ut the Bilters nov offered 70 the puddle. That hon
sr belongs @ the native inhabitants Of Central
America, 20 whom IFS Virtuas have heen known for
more Than tTo huadred yesTs Armed with Il the
inStan bids dehan-a 10 the most deadly malaria,
gHd handle " thout fear, the most yeuom1ns ser
Ysuts- liis belief with them, thst while there is
IRE IA iE tne body, AP Jedrln Is potent 90 care
a4stier whrt the scsse may be-
RhIe Or. Bull not preIa ed 70 endorse tins e1
uavacani professor, BE- s nevertheless sat sned
nom a thorough "a animation OF the evidence rels,
Hug % ne virtues, thsI a. r- medy and preventa-
I'VE Dor all disease sUsng frOm exposure. theI
90 the weather OF climate. % miasmalic innuen.
T-s. Il stands
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s u ER e e S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Relsct!! Act 4!
We Ask

Ttse suasrng nj lion' N our and % gve this
rtusa.ly 4 trisIt ecrvrced thsI ~ - uunely use
Inspv nav - reieved, many cured q pyspepsia,
,,sss- InHsesuou. lies. G. stsFRness, Bilious A.
49, livsr CounplsiBs- hneauas,ic Afaruons &c
EesI ire Pamphlet OF Tesiinloa ais wilh "a bot
d sad % rot use he nledsine sZainsi lhs siyIce
Q; youE Physiciaa.
Nauuhufu-ei only hy TAREANT Co, ~
arnanslch ssresL hHu YORK.
Hm-Err aala nv 81 lsEucEisss tnvs II
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FOR SALE.

FIRST.
A TRACT OF Lsnd cont sining 2i7 Reres. ~ the 7th
"A d.strict, Davidson county, abaut rniles nom
Nashville. only pan Of the tract Will Be sold Il
desired.
A TEACroi LSnd couialnlns 81 s.re', IN district
"A No. rs, shout 2t miles irom the city, on the
Cumbersnd river. ON the place is "a 6ae yourg
spPie orchard. -
HOUsE and Lott ID North suufmer street, belps
"A second door North Of Gay street. aud 3aHi2,
FOURTH.
A Nunmprovsd Lot, adjoining The LAST menhoned
"A lot on the North side, iruutng on Summer =.
-, isst, snd 40 feet oeep.
FIFTH.
A lot In North side Of Gsy street, is0 feet west
IA Of summer street-6oIlfo feet
SIXTH.
A Guninproved Lot, south sde OF CTrwioni 81 q,
"A between summer and High sts., 52zioSh iee'-
SEVENTH.
A lot in lower Water street, adjoining Fyun's
n los oD the North sioe, and beng ssEiOt ieeL
EIGHTH.
THREE ots "a y etnore'- Addition Z EdEedeld,
adjoining the south sice OF Rott sls y srts prop
sTiy. esch beng soEiso tsei
NINTH.
LOT n Preston Hays' sddiron to Nashville, on
"A The Norih sice q the n. a c r. r. ard hoing
stxlsA fset.
A lot ahout soO feet West o. DE Nashville and
"A Franklin turnpike rosi, on ne rosd OF strfei
runuicE seslss div and diNdiag The nid Lansuc
Asylum iron the property knosn - The ''bsiIy
Apply to T. 3 CHILDREss, Al bis Law once,
No. 81 ! North Coliege s,rest-usar lnion-oFei
ss,ond National Bank. dec1a--E
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GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

ON TUESDAY, the 9TH dsy Of January. 1850,
will otier Tor sale 81 Public Auction, st Nashville
Tenn, the iolloslng Government Property
OOo Cavalry b anlrets condemned.
90 suorJing fez,
$50 NusEet barrels,
suu0 lbs Il II Iron. assorted.
500 lbs ast Steel
1890 lbs Scrap Iron.
II 10 Tbs Scrap Lead
4 Horses
10 Mgles.
SWsg3us.
Also, . large smount Of lnAatry aud CaVslTy So
soutreunents, horse equipments, harness, tsfpsu-
Hus. pants, obs, alc0nol, rosiD, glue, tar, axle
grease sosp candles Carpenters and Blsok smiths
tools eut nas scrap biass and copper, otcs desks.
furniture, &c, a..
Ordnance Depot, College street, South Nashville,
sps will routnue rom dsy 70 day until the whole -
utspoaed Of
Terms caslr--ln government mnds
e.. =. ROCKWELL, Bvt- Capt,
perls-td LieuL Of OFdnance.
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A Conyeation Of Collectors Of Casioms
meets II Washington next Monday 70
deliberate concerning some desired
change 10 the existing Custom laws.
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Sundrie 8.
Dissolution

fTNhk PARTNERSHIP ? heretoiora eristins unlar
u De nsme sna siy.e o. PEREIN a WtLBUE. Il
u.iz DAY, ty mutual eonsAuf, Dissolved m -
49, ~ hees Ter . esrrea on hyF.E. PFRKIS
gho -. = pes - 2 ses say q his old frends :,
,ne % srlad, No lsiElr-ous hinck, opno-ite a
Ccrd Zoe. FRANE M PFRRtN
tec- y, lsel. Al v WlLGuh
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We eie aai1onl.i % .uagllee Wur,r A
,'-iN'' hal a. a osaaii5se .r County r.... ..
davidson ugluly. q. ias el.-.-- N....s ........
q, Ao'oe AAr as'--A agtssfarHl gI Gonsr..,
So4efal ana Noniedorase. Ilo larsost go
.eeloa ~ me Wcat, bog sale, w15.ossIs a..
i,. fss-i.. Remember ihs pace, Ua4cry afts,
Cani'er.and, - CESAR a-rcoi. Jpq.suo g5-,-
mrcIal hotel -..-s-
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NiSEE&
COL! {! '3'aIS
!: !. III /. 5.EI..5.S.E.g
.=;LL.H|EIsE.II !;
80. 2...,. 90, sol T5l ... g 25l 4 OUi 50
No. B.. ] 25l ! Isl 9 O0l z sol SOL 4 25i 80
No. A.. l 50l 5 al 2 col 00l 8 O5l Z 50. o.
No. g.. 2 OO T5. 3 O5' 3 50, s bOI 60i 10 OO
Ne. g.. 2 70 co. g 25l 3 75j Isl ...... .....,
No. 7..... z 50i 8 % = 75l I Isl 25i ....,,
No. g.. o0 90 col T5l & col 60. =.
No. g.. : sol 81 5 Oal - 5 sol - -.
Ao.l0...-. 4 00l % 81 ......l ...... .... -.

These peas bear mr. t,ads mark, 90. P. BAEEss,
EXTRA I0u., KY" tT which have secured the
zTg-FteH, End are WsTEuted equal IN hneness Of
material and workmanship to the best Eastern man
1iactJlre, and Ere believed 70 be superior 10 all
others in durability AID other substantial qualities
shich combine TO make really seryicesble per.
sent By mHl or express on receipt Of price and
rstuIn charges tf b. nla, a ny Tisk when % cents
S added for regs8F Write your name aud ad-
dress plainly.
Postage ~ sIngIe pan three cssii paa win eny
ease or kold n and box. ~ eesfs. 'Uid psns re.
paired for ~ cents fayli sfaggpl sseh CircUlsrs
'snt Tazs. address
Q. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer
ass maln-stFee4 Cor Bixth. Is.risViIla XIV
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Al ERRITf s HILL-Dealers 10 Wall Paper
INl Window Shades Window Glsss and Photo
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets
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ihe Bridal JhauiheF, sa E.ssv .r u-.-..-.
snd ilsifl- lou ias toluE Men. AIS. sew s-| IT,.
-HQiu Icslmeai Dor lssa1ra of .la uraarr aHf
seaaal aysiems-ocEl irtc. n aHs.-.I -1rs.4a..
Aasfr1s, bf. = ahilllN auyelGlN. Haaa.f
-' la..si'i iNas Pa HErIaHIf
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WALL PAPER, etc.

HTILSON, J. W. & CO.-Manufsctlrers and
SV wholesale and Retail Dealers Ia Tu, Copper
End Sheet iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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Without q Rival.

All justly deserves the reputation IL has 80 long
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

MYERS HUNT-Manufscture Of all the
VI Latest styles Of First Class Carriages and
Bugges, Express Wagons and Csryalls, = North
Market street.
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John O'EEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
~ Of CLAIMS, rToseeutes all CLASSES Of CLAIMS
against he GOV rnment for ciuzeGs and soldiers
Once IS Ceosr street, Nashville, lean. now -6uo
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys and Claim Agents.

~ s. DEIANY, Attorney at Law. and War Clam
Ia. Agent Cleveland, Tenn. novs5-ly
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Coal AMI WOOD.

FI,OMfKINs, h. L LO.-U. s. aim Agents,
L Uthcers' Pay Accounts and Quariermssters'
Vouchers bought at the best rRtes, or collected
Once corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stsiTs.