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GEOGRAPHICAL QUESTIONS.

I. What Land can give seat 10 En-,
rope,
/, ?. In which Of hoy provinces. csas Eng,
land most surely depend for assistanee7
3. Ga Il hat sea lid Noah sail dQr;nc
tie food
PUs5IE.
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FLORAL CHARADES

/. A bird and az incentive.
2. 4 quodruped and a misstep.
3. A fop and a beast.
4. Some cash.
5. A spice and to sin.
g. To seize and an insect.
z. a game and tree.
9 An animal and al artiel- Of dress.
i 0. A disease and a small number.
y. Torn and bird, PussIE.
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a COEsINS LETrER.

A COUSINS Lt HEX.
Ahgeyele Apeaahcycl 6ih 1865.
Deaah Suekeylnr
Cohyousicnemorlellyiz aichcarcdaulleui
teaaaitahe Observation-Disclosures 1
yohutOokumaeHnIeecs accommodated
peacme2enacheaunc cclaincdarcduble
sef9artewweaahtaemo Hellryresv rdcds.ug
;eneexteed sbeluc r,kbccesuarcaennd kroum
yohyuahseyenaoohrcfllar ciHouarahv,
JaueBcJJaceukas
] PEbeo VII
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No. / 1

40. r
lam composed OF 26 letters.
Nv II, IL. l.. 10. 10, Is girls name.
Nv /. 70. Il. 10, is term IN notation.
Ny Z, -, 0, 4, Is one OF the cardinal
points.
Ny .. :. 81, Q, IS what We take paper
for.
NJ 8. ). "a. H. ia deprived Of tic.
VI J y. 3 20, 90 p, -, l. a musical in
strHmrui.
Nv Is. p. -. :. H. i n waiting servant.
My whnie is motto applied 10 tha INT
ted States. Frances,
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FIER ar extensive practice Of apTards % twenty
\ YEARS cantfnuea secure Patents in the Cn'tsd
stAtes alson Great Britain, France and othsr fo,-
eign countries Caveats, specifications, Bonds, As
si4uents ard All papers drawings for Patents,
rextes on respus HE with dissatch. Hssesreh-
q aaae into kmericsn and Foreign works 70 deter
nns The v4Iidfy aud utility II p terts 81 Tnven'crs.
snA iaxai and aher advise rendered In ALI matters
t,s tsn- tht same. Copies Of The claims Of sny pa
tent furnished by reHting oHe dollar. Assignments
realrled IN wAsNinstaH
No 4geucg IN The EHlfsd States possesses tuperios
flrffifies nv ebtainpg Patents. asesafa,nfng the
g-qcticobi}ifg Ell iHtcatio1ls
Iurng tshs naashs the sahscribsr tn the course Of
hls asge pfsetIo made sHre rsJseted sppiicaots
sxrrEx APPsaIsi eaerg ono Of Sheh was decided
IN his f4tor by The Commissioner Of Patents
TFsTI AoSIALS.
Il regard Mr. EAfy a. q tht most ca,aeis and
eLccessf pgactitiozerE with shom have had emesai
uletcyugse. thAS MASpN.
Commissioner u fatents.
u have no hesitation in assuring inventors tgat they
thy ami ufe capable If pnltjgg their applications In
form to ssesre fer htm eagy and favorable ec1sid'
EnMUSD nrRKE.n
Late ccmmixsipner Of Patents
sNr n H. rppY has made for THIRTEEN APP
p.ie4t5us In ali Tut ONE q which patents have been
granted and that one "a nsw pending, sGeh unfnis-
sk4lTe proof great talent ard AbIty on lis part
lad me- io rec, I'd oil isvtut - to apply TO him TO
traevre their FPtets they may be sure OF having
he r. 1t fgI ateatsu b.sjeSed IN iness cass, Sne
Al nv reas# ,.sb.e chArges. } IN TAC6AlI.'
JAa, l. is69--llbi
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M. Ii.

No. To-
I AN composed Of 26 letters.
Nv ., s p, 70. 3. II, II, %, :. il \
Csunty in Tennessee.
Nv 5. 25. l5. 20 Z. Is County in North
- Carolina.
Ny Is, II, II. 6, &c, "a, :. Is liver IN
Virginia.
Nv 10. 2. %. q. IS. ?, 6, g. y. ia a
town in Canada.
Ny I2f5.4, -, q Is a bay on the coas'
of Florida.
Ny 90, .. Il, 6, ~, 10. Is, is 4 Xxx IN
New Hampshire.
Ny II. /. ), 7. 9, y. 8, II, %, !. Il
town in Canada Eat.
Ny whole Is the name Of paper pint
cd in Maine. c. i. Z.
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To the Honorable Parker Tuck Judge Probate Will
IN and I ? III Couuty Of Har cock.
IIUMFLX SilO joshua Il. Hill. duara 4n Of
thas. c, la, Jenette L Hill and George J Hit
Eliuors and children Of Emanuel e. IiA late 81 Orau
Ia sad county, mariner deeasedFhat the said minors
are Interested "a the real estate q said deceas d. situa
d in said 0rland on the road leading from BucEspost
village t1 OFiaHd nri sc anu known his homestead
a'd hst a would Be- tor the btueGt q said minor aud
all rn-d that their saii interest !l sl d-csaseis
s'a e should be disposed Of and the proceeds thereof
put out aud secured o. them interest. our petition
er therefore pays that your Homer would grant Lm
license 10 dispose Of the san accordingly agreeab,y to
law Of this state Ia su1A cases made prov itcd
JOSHUA II. HILL.
o.isal, Jan 10, A. D., 1895,
At Court Of Pr bate held at Ellsworth within and for
the County Of taneoek, On the hrst Wednesday u
Feb. A. D, 1890
On TIE foregoing petit. IN, Ordefed That the petition
er give NOTICE to all persons interested by causing
cop5 Of the Petition and order Of Court thereon 70 be
pnt three weeks successfully nthe Ellsworth Amer
newspaper printed ~ Ellsworth that they may
appear 8, Probate Court to be holden Ellsworth
said County, on the fourth Tvs edneslaY Of April
next, at ten VI the clock in the forenoon AID shev
cause il they have, why the prayer VI said petition
should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge,
Atest-GEo. A. pfEn Regis,sx
A true copy 81 the petition an court thereon.
IL Attesti- 4 DSBH. Register
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No. Is

an composed Il - Letters.
Mr. 6, IL. 7, l6, -. is river in Eng
land.
Myi4, Z, ), is Ever in British Ameri-
Ny 9. =, ., Is river IN the United states.
Ny 10, II, -, -, l. L, ), Is Foiut IA
Russian America.
Ny 10, :. !, >. is a baiiding.
Ny whole Is 4 preacher.
LIZZIE FEos1
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BF5ss23 aE9 slsa
- 4 4 4 ~
LUEIIILL FALLS.

NESSRS. G0NARY 4 WOOD
tafc ttis method 10 iafsfm the itHasjt'rts o
=al-i IAl~ sal t..e "a. i4bAosiu< l-iaais AM
sas fEat Is hara tA.sa fHe =i#tc 3 ua-1I5
feeu-..e4 bv ASbaEa - W. where ttey 81 q
keep. a -=s5 tex !
DzE GOODS,
GROCERIES anj
FISHING GL FITS,
&c, &c fer cash country produce fsa e. al
kin.ls, IL Init, al &c
y s...ge q IugHe Tatr nese T. 'ci'fis
Is lCNAHT.
l. - Mob
E'aeLi.I Fail, Feb :. lse6. II
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T. n. Miserable Parker Tues y lge o. Probate, within
ARD far tl,e Coanty of Ii1nsAek
yIuMBLT SHOWS Elisha nltsh, Guardian OF Clara
L Mary B. I.alr A., ABBY c., sd sarah A
NcC am tuors ali ehs1dreaof John AtCsslin ate
O. lc1obsc4 sai county, yeman, dec sasca- ihs !
a said Esnars Interested IN The real estate Of ssla
dectzsri situated said Psnobscot, known as the
homestead lot Of She said deceased tat lie has had an
a7srtszou er therefor of four hunlred aud hs-o ne
doilar~ from james A. Hartman Of oriand IN sai
eoarty responsible man; nd that il would be Tor the
bereu u .al min1z ard al coueerDtd That TIE saiu
efer should accepted and that their std interest IN
s4i aeseassd's estate - ooi Re disp Eed Of nc
PROCEEDS hersef p and secured 70 them on inter-
ess-Your petitioner therefor plays that your Honor
would giant him license odisPose II the same accord
nsy. agreeabiy 10 law q this state In such casss
made and proYtiFi ELISHA HATH.
Peast.se5t, Fe6 S, A. D. 1866.
Al Court of r., bate held at Ellsworth, with and Tor
the cauaiy Of Hancock on the frs; Wednesday Of
FEB. A.. ,, 1865.
On tie foregoing Petition, 0rdeEfd-Thzt the Petit
oaer give ncs ce all persons Interested BY causing
copy :; the Petition ard orfsr Of Court thereon TO be
PUBLISHED three gssks snccessyeIy in the Ellsworth
American newspaper printed in Ellsworth, that they
aay appear At Iroais Court 70 be held a: Ellsworth,
in sad C9UBiy on the ioartA Wednesday Of April
next a: ten O'Clock in the forenoon, ans shew cause,
any they have. Why The prayer Of said petisioa should
10. b. granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
7s c5py u the petition AID Of Colrs thereon
j. GE1 A DTER, Register.
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LyR L E DOM NOT ICE.

Public notice is rsby given thai have this
day relii pushed all my ella upon the minority
Of my Preston W. Wood. shall claim none
of his earnings nor pay any debts Of his con.
tracing ate this date. b. s. WOOD.
WITSEss:-JosEPH CosARY.
BiuchHl Falls, March 2ttb. 1893, IL
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T. he lirr. PARK r Tuck, Jlge Of Probate, within a4d
f,r the e5i1ty x sucuck.
IIJN8LY SHOWS William Beasiey. Glarisan q
1 L Mary 4 Murphy, a minor al child q ban =
Marriy late Il asspsF' in sii eH1aty, iab1r~r, =
cs-iTia the said minor Is interested in the r-al e.
SAP 81 sad eeas.i, stu1tst in BacksPoTt YIdEt
that ne has hl Al s4Ysnts ofH therefor of tEa
hairs and thres t9ilarB fr7H m Nentworth = seli
Bak port; and that Woai b. for the benefit 81 saii
minor ard all Concerned that said o. sh9l1 he accept
Cd hat her sid interest said d-ceassd' estate
sauH BE- disposi or a4fi the proceeds III areof plt OIL
al SCARED - ass aa iatsf essYauF petitioner there
flae pr4ys lAas y-Gr Honor zi grant him license De-
a.sfqs. n The -laue accordingly. ETeeably 70 law u
tA.s STATE, jc slca cases rnafs and provided
WI. BEAZLEY.
Esefsrsr-. 70. ;, i n..ls53=
a. Coer: 81 Ps5bsf- h15su at Eii5worth, ThIn sni
far nc Comfy n Htacgcs, on &c fsst Wstas-a =
r Fe1.. A. isad
On he foregoing Pesiiion oy9eTef -Thaithe Petition
give rahc ai person interested, ~ causing a
cry IS .e Iss1t zad this asier ttsEe2g 70 he pee
Esi4e8 tsrce H.#s aeessTey ID the Ellsworth A'HHf-
isaa rszfsf-r t5t s. he'd Ellsworth, IN s1id ecu y
8. a. tsty nay ap4car Cagft 20 Probate tr fi43
C3EAtg, - ee E EH.Vrrh - tie 4 Httnt 50 a.
Of s5t eN; sl ten y the eocs IN the forenoon, -
sa5T caf=z If any dizzy have, why The payer Of sAii
eta . - . III he gr4h's!
Att-s.--ti A. DfaR, Rarster.
,re-7rs I ne 1stl 81 and eYser n Court tiiet
Atte-.-eEo. TzYtH Register.
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American aud Fs reign Patents.
r, b. EDDY,

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Lac Axcat u hat 5. Patent Once, Washingtoa
under The Act OF ISL.
No. Ts. stste St, Opposite Kilbv st..
BOSTON.
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?. She said, Oh =. DO not ike to
3. Here vor csH -cta -
-Aas ao--for ne. NED.
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TRANSPOsTTIONS.
/ The bear went in at one of the
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He attention IF the public is invited to tho
above n~med Oil, which is pronounced by
all WHO have used it
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Business, except IN a small Ielsil way, is
exceedingly duh in this city. Tho failure
Of the Legislature to remove the two per
cent tax, Of course operates inJuriCusly TO
merchants; and will continue to do SO.
But the main stagnation arises from the
rapid decline in gold, ia New York, which
must, if it continues, cause a decline in
prices. Buyers, in anticipation Of this, are
only purchasing email lots while sellers
are hoping for q reaction, sud are not, IN
less pressed for funds, anxious to realize.
The prospect of q speedy return TO specie
pavment continues to increase. There is
now strone reasons 10 believe that Secretary
McCulloch's loan bill will ultimately be
accepted by Congress, and this will give the
Secretary full power to commence contract
ing at once, snd would be the best evidence
that he will begin the work without delay.
A gentleman who had recently o lengthy
cCnversation with Mr.. McCulioch, informs
US that that that gentleman makes no secret
Of his determination 70 commence the work
Of contraction very soon.
Gold has already, within a month, fallen
from a. to 80, or one third OF the premium
has been Topped Oh and while losses have
followed, no failures have. occurred among
men who are doing business on a substan-
tial basis; and a further decline will not
cause many Of this class to suspend. Fancy
dealers, Of course, who have no capital, and
who are living and dong business solely Of
Of magazines may suffer and 90 under; but
these are all.
We hear much about returning to specie
payments gradually. But this cannot be
done. Let the Secretary Of the Treasury
fix two years ahead, as the time that be
will be prepared TO resume specie pay
mcnts, and greenbacks viii be worth gold
IN a week. Whenever a return to specie
payments is a fixed fact, the premium on
gold viii at once decline 10 nothing, and
dealers would do well TO keep his fact in
view.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS
TIE river is less than FIVE feet OF tn
Shoals, and falling. Business is dull.
DEPARTURES
RoWena, Cincinnati.
ExFEcTED.
Anna White, ST. Louis.
Rabeccs, Cincinnati.
There were no arrivals Yesterday.


Reconstruction and the Currency
The President has q number Of pet
theories, and one which crops out in
every " interview be has land they are
very frequently with delegations OF in
dividuals, is that the shortest and best
way to prevent evil effects from the in
aation Of the currency is to give a gov
4 eminent to the Southern States, that
business may be prosecuted in safety
there. His idea Is that the volume OF
currency, which is too great for the
business of t~wenty-three States, would
probably prove insufficient for thirty
four-that Notwithstanding it is too
large, a contraction by unsettling mat
tiers, would prove disastrous, while by
enlarging the area of its circulation, il
would be equivalent to a contraction
without any OF its bad features or evil
results.
Before the war the circulation of pa
per money was about S3OO,OOO,0OO, and
slnce that time the business Of the
North has increased more than one-
half II Is not too much 10 say that
the loyal States transact now a larger
amount Of business, and require q.
larger volume of currency than the
whole country did before the war. Our
manufacturing interests have more
than doubled, petroleum alone requires
its millions, and the mining interest
has been largely developed. The vol
ume of currency was not too large be
fore the war-a half greater amount Is
absolutely necessary for the North
alone; say $4J0,O0O,OOO. There IS now
in circulation 100000, 900, leaving |
$3.50, 000,0 600 for the development OF
the business of the South, which is GER
tainly not too large a sum for States
sell from S25O,OOO,OOO TO
S300,000,0OO Of cotton and tobacco
There is q foundation of practical
sense in the Presidents suggestion.
There is no question but that a sudden
contraction would be disastrous. AL,
Dr. q great majority of business men,
have their matters arranged upon the
money basis of to-day sudden knock
out of any of the piles on which
hey have built, would p~recipitate
and tens of thousands into
he yaWningl gulf of bankruptcy, and
yet it is true that there is too much in
circulation. By extending the area of
over which this amount shall
circulate, by increasing the number of
lands through which it must pass-in
hort by drawing OF gradually the sur
Illus of the North, which is an injury to
Is, and using it to rebuild the South,
o develop the resources of those States,
he desired result would be attained
the disasters that must follow
ny other method of ~remedying the
ViL-TOledO Blade.
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Eaelinr Id 1he sonlhern

Feeling Of the Southern People.
The Southern Presbyterian, published st
Columbia, s. c., speaking Of slavery says;
"So far as we oerselves arc concerned, we
are glad that the institution IS overthrown.
We feel that we have been emancipsted
from an ouerous and intolerable burden,
without mourning any responsibility a. to
10 the future destiny Of the negroes"
We have doubts whether, it ii were put to
vote tomorrow, a majority Of the Southern
people could possibly be brought to vote to
re-establish slavery in the Southern States.
We have heard many Southern men declare
that they are glad the institution is no
more. In regard to the general feeling in
she South and the progress Of confidence,
friendliness, and intercourse between the
people Of the North and the South, an IN
telligent English lady, who travelled over
the track which Sherman took when he
"marched down to the sea, - sends to the
London Spectator some interesting, because
perfectly impartial, remarks, from which
we quote As follows:
should say that Reconstruction" was
proceeding Just as fast as one could expect
or desire. Two months ago here in Georgia
The planters would take nothing but gold
for their cotton now they won't have gold,
and are taking and spending greenbacks as
fast as anv people in the country and then
the traveli Every hotel, every railway
train il full 10 crowding all the men go
North to buy goods, ell the women TO buy
clothes and furniture, and Northern people
( come here 20 see their friends and relatives.
In the cars the two sections did not speak
aud some Southern men looked rather
Z gloomy but from time to time there was
talk meant for the others 20 hear, and then
there was very -good-natured comment. As
- saws, the Americans, North and
South. ALWAYS reconcile themselves 10 an
ACCOMPLISHED fact. l even fancy that l can
trsee 4 feeling Of relief at being done with
s,avery. Il was, / know, 70 many q heavy
4 care, which yet they feared more than dis
liked relinquishing. However that may be,
they are glad 90 have passed Christmas, at
which time an instruction was much
dreaded and now the chief concern IS less
in the middle OF the summer, when every
/ effort has TO be made 10 secure the crops, the
field hands should desert or prove FESTIVE.
They must run the risk, however. People
are preparing to plant on all hands, and an
Eugllshman long resident here told me last
night that he was conviced that in six or
seven years they would raise as much cot
ton rs ever.
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BRUTAL MURDER OF A WHITE CBILD.-A
| gentleman from MurfreesborO' informs a
that a little white boy, about years Of age,
named Edwards, was brutally murdered in
the outskirts Of that town, last Thursday,
by a negro soldier. It appears that the
child had been playing with the negro's
dog, and something occurred to provoke his
ire, whereuPon the negro seized him by the
collar, held him, put a pistol to MS breast,
shot and killed him. Can't President
johnson do something to relieve the STATE
Of negro troops?
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SELF Ahnsa.

This vice, which is never praoticsd in
the presence OF any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of tho noblsst
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 ~eloguence or pen TO song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the eonsti
sutton aad reduced the miserable victim &c
& living skeleton. Nor are these its final
aud fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal ewes. 20 be
cured permanently Of this aMiclon, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. o. North Cherry street
OF address him By letter, Box sbf. Mach
villa, Tenn. fsbs5-G
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MoRE MONIroRs.-The Cairo (Illinois)
Times reports that four monitors are now
lying in front Of that city, intended for har-
Dor defense. Two viii be stationed in har-
bors on the Gulf, while the other two will
be sent TO the Atlantic coast. They will
soon be Joined by seven other hght-dran
monitors for river defense. Two Of these,
called the Shiloh end Eds, are being built
by McCord 4 Brothers, of st. Louis; two
the Yumah spd Klamsh-at Cincinnati, by
Hamilton 4 Co; two-the Marietta snd
saudusky, at P~ittsburg, by Hsrtipee + Co.
and another, at Pittsburg, by snOwden a
Co. Five OF these vessels are 10 carry H.
inch guns. The large monitors carry IS
inch smooth-hore Dahlgren guns.
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Persons u~nacquainted in the city seeing
so OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for tho treatment
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are often at a loss to det
temiue 70 whom TO entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estsb.
lshmert OF this kind is at No. q Deaderick
street, sud this should be a sufficient guar
antee hat this is a reliable institution. DR..
A. RIoHARD JOINS may DO found in his Of
nee during the hours stated in HE general
advertisement AA medicines furnished n
thC Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10

War, disease and famine are considered
the most powerful emissaries Of death
There ase others more destructive than the
three united. We allude to the deadly poi
sons sold a. rum, gin, brandy, whisky wine,
etc. A glance at our criminal calendars,
police reports and medical statistics proves
this. In the State Of Maine, the head-qUar-
tiers Of the temperance movement, there is
no restriction on the sale Of Speer's sam-
burg Port Wine-a iattering testimonial Of
its worth and purity. In our opinion its
sale should be encouraged in every section
Of the country, not merely for its non-in-
toxicating properties, but for its rare and
valuable medicinal virtues, approved by
eminent members Of the faculty, in Europe
and America.
Sold by W. j.. i c. ". SIXTH.
marl0-ltd6ltw
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CISCrsSAU. MarchI1.
FLOUR dull aud nomioai, but J1rrs is nv mate.
rial change in the prices.
WHE,r dmec for higher grades. but the lovsr
grades sie dull and prices nominal. no. Iusw Rel
n demand at 81 75aI 80.
Corn is dul sud declined Ic, closing ct Coo ioi
No. eheiled.
OAR dull. SIC for No. l..
RYE dull ami prices nominal.
GROCERIES quiet.
C0rrOS dlu and prices nominal.
Prov sioHs hrner, generally there are buys,z o.
city Mess PORK st e.. pl, bet no sellers al l...
than 81 90.
Bulk Meats dull at Il, 1874, and -, for shoul
ders, Sides, and clear Sides.
Small sales Of Bacon st 131s, 10 and ne TO.
Shoulders, Sides and clear SIDES.
LAID irmer and IN demand at ls,.
WHISKY duu al 81 25. duty paid.
GOLD III.
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Established in 1882. AT
NO. % DEADERICK STREET.
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THE BACBAE1rs Nrnr .
- HenmeH Tor fbiFA[E DISEASES by Che use caatc application .
cnlstc injections, with painful operations. ETC., pal .a-Vi hy u. ursrru.. Obj
tbat these diseases might be cwei by some more pleasant an reliable ru.I,
by the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10

MCsrER OCr or REGHEgTs-An order
wa issued by the War Department
mastering out fifteen volunteer reei-
ments among them the following
Illinois @stb, cd, l5lst and the enlist
ed men O tho sth Infantry, whose term
OF service expired January, l866. In
diana S4th Infantry lows, 9th Cav
airy Kentucky 23d and 2Sth Infantry.
Michigan, 18th Infantry Wisconsin, glh
Infantry 54th, seth, cd, Goth, 18th.
and the l3Sth Colored Infantry, and the
4th Heavy and Battery B ID Light Ar.
tilleTy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10

The Senate yesterday passed the
Joint resolution 10 pay Miss Clara Bar.
ton Slo,UuO for expenses in search
ing for and publishing lists of missing
soldiers snd for the prosecution of that
work The vote was Unanimous We
have heretofore given some account OF
this most lsborious and philanthropio
task which Miss Barton undertook and
has zealously continued without re
ward and ct great cost to herself Hel
wi means are exhausted-we believe
she has spent about s. OO0-and Con.
gress does the merest justice 10 repay
her and to supply funds for continuing
her noble work-N ]. Tribune