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q mixed garrison for the Federal fortress of
Msyence. Accordingly, Msyence has ever
since been occupied by Prus-ian-, Aus'ri-
ans aud He SLAMS cenjOintly. I'm CINE a.
war 70 break out, and 0 e patty 10 ejee the
other from the vail of that important
stronghold, France might deem herself jus
titled in taking active measures ineOnti
nently. France, It is true, has long been
IN the habiE cf asseItidg that the tneaties
Of 1919 having been violated in SO noDy re-
spects have ceases to exist; but there Is lit
tie doubt tina. under favorable eircumstaa-
ces she would not Be l5Dg n making the
discovery hat while those international
cOmpacts continue 10 be observed II some
cases, they might be as well considered as
binding in others, and more particularly IN
those profitable TO France. The Duke OF
Coburg, who, week ago, II IS said, passed.
80 day IN secret converse With Napoleon Ill,
will have hardly succeeded IN altering the
Traditional, and it must be owned, under
the Temptations offered, not unnatural poll
ey Of France.
RUSSIAN TETERvENTIOE.
A telegram from Brussels, Of April 9, says;
Tee Independence Belize Of to-day afirms
that. a ter a correspondence between the
Emperor OF Russia AID the King of Prussia,
the former sovereign rent Gen. Richter to
Vienna 70 cali upon Austria to disarm. Aus
tria, 1t is raid, will probably make her dis
armament conditional upon Prussia also
disarming.
It's believed that the intervention Of Rus
sa, though II may not lead to any settlement
Of the difficulty, will nevertheless prevent
for some lime any further complication.
II is stated in Berlin telegram Of April s,
that the two letters IRON the 4 Ear delivered
by the Russian Gen. Richter, TO the King of
Prussia and the Emperor Of Austria, ere not
Identical IN their contents. The letter 70
the King Of Prussia is said TO be expressed
10 more co dial terms than that TO the En-
peror Of Austria; which is more exclusively
Of q formal character. Neither Of the com
municsti0ns contains any offer of mediation;
both merely express a desire for the preset
walton Of peace.
The Vienna Debate states that the Rus
sian General Richter will shortly leave
for St. Petersburg, with an autograph letter
from the Emperor in reply TO letter Of the
Car.
A telegram from Cracow announces that
several Russian siad officers have recently
been inspecting the line Of the Galieian
frontier.
RuNoRED ALLIANCE BETWEEN ITALY AND
PRUSSIA.
The Vienna Neues FTemdenJlatt Of April
10 announces positively that an offensive
and defensive alliance has been concluded
between Itsly ard Pru 'sia against Austria.
| Il gives general summary Of the treaty,
which it asserts bears date Of the 27th OF
March, and has been signed at Florence and
Berliu, aud adds: /" We are not sure that
the ratification of the treaty have yet been
exchanged "
Il is reported that the Italian Ambassa-
dor at Berlin has forwarded q dispatch TO
| Florence, in which he declares war to be
| inevitable.
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No. 263.

TNOR sALE.-BUENA VISTA SPRTNGS-I3jS
il Acres; enc small Frame Building uf two rooms,
fsnces in order; THREE SULPHUR sPRI YES
White, Red, and Blaek; Two Freestone Springs
One cistern on the nh COS feet front On the BGsra
y sta Pike; the entire pl Is about square. On
tke l35Z sores sre found Ill., glen, bower. recess
rocks "a bold reiei precplce, fiat. springs. CraaE
and romantic drive. Tbs IiosuresqEe Watering
Place, In possession Of tee rght man. be made
The most att sctse sumner resort about Nashville.
and beng only "a miles from the city, ia eas iv
reached % private confeyance, and no doubi BE-
fore msny months Will be accessible bY Street Rail
ruad. Prise 500 on easy terms. Apply %
H. q. SCUNEL, Rsal Estate Agent
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No. 232.
No. 284.

FOR sALE-one Of Chickering'S Fine Pianos.
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o. RroErpr OF one Dollar.

Hil f1rnish printed Instructions By which auv per-
son csu Squire a busi1ess adapted hoIh % rire4
and Villages, and b ~hich they can saeure hand
some income. inFzlits ever, do veil bF It IL
Il s peddlng Eizr. but business thst b. hirhly
aFzpeetafie. firs dollars Eil buy everything ne
ceeaaTy % cuumeuoa TIE business aIth. aad 10
noore than pay ne expense q getting established
ne articles can Be procured aimoEt anFEhers. or
& prefarTed, can iurnish thafn. Address LOUIS
J. MEaTos, Ee. 10 Grali sfsst AeE York. lap
E11ifz.l DarEl-lm.
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In Chancery At Livingston, Tennessee.
APRIL RULES. Isss.
r \ Davids m,
Va 10. Bill.
khofiReQViar A. ala

Va q. Bill
khodA seyisr, 81 ala.
1T fppesEinE 10 The satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master, rom HiiidsEit, that he shove named de-
iendant = 8 nonresident o. The stste Il Tea
essee, 80 that ths ordinary process o. law csnnot
Qe served upon her:
It's thereio7s ordered that publicaton be made
Tor iour consecutive weeks in the Nashville Uninn.
newspaper pubiishsd 10 TIE city Of Ne hris, ~
CUR NJ Ire e-sd detendaot 20 appear a. the next
term q the Chaneery Court be held 81 the Court
house n LynE-aOs, on the irsi Mo5dsy IN At
gustnert thea md theFe 70 plead, answer or de-
muf - oomplaiBAnfe hl, or the sane viii BE-
lakaa ioT ccnfsssed aeaass Der aad SCI for hearing
expsf.s. J. Y. WRIGHT, Ga X.
AR G-ttH
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In Chanoery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
APRIL RULES. 1850
JJ& BM Ruuow,
" Bill
n 10 Rufrnw.

> r
". bill.
p BuIroa.
IN I'M = cau-e. sppesriBg TO the Clerk and Mas.
ter, thsi the defcndsn Eann -sl haaeT. MsTteai
Raider ana " ie MARI, Brevrd, Hill ard Fo.t
snd Wle kl-sshsta. John Somer- Ard - &c MSr.ba
John, Banks n Rnd Aienortl BSscum, sud Nspo-
leon SomeE cttdrCn Of ioha and Martha, Nfp1-
lesn burruN sud child 81 Backs n are a. citlzsns
q this STATE, bot of be state ~ Arzsnsss aad $50
Edwsrd 7 hesn and vile Merunda, Napoieon +,
Mary John b. and Virginia keea, d f-ndsnts, are
uon-fesidents 81 Che state OF Tennessee. 80 that
the ordinary process % law cannot BE- served upon
then
It's therefore orderfd thai pu6icstion be made
ios iour q. essive weeks, 10 the Nashville Union
ansWspeI'er puo.istei the city Cf Nashville ~.
curing sad -iendsuis q sppear ~ hext &c art. 20
- held 81 the courihouss 10 the town % Hun ieg
son, ieuu on he hrst Monday IN August nexi
then Aaa there Ia plead, snswer Or dsFnur to com.
psnsnts ~ OF The same VIII b taken ior COMES
sed A. % them and set Cor hss-inr 81 PARTS
apr.V-ftE = " AANkEN-. CAN
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee.
MARCa RULES. ls6s.


Jesse ROherts e as
~ iAttschmelt tsn.
+. \. Cullom, et ais.
II tbs cause it sppearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the Clerk ana Master. thst thA Pre- ident Of the
BIsnch o. the Bank Of Louisville IS tsurkes vile,
Kentucky, one q tbs dei udsnts, Is a Bnn-re =
dent Of TOE Stale Of Tennessee. 80 that the or
dinNy process Of law csnnot he served upon
him; lt b therefore ordersd that publication be
made for icu con -ecapre weeks N shs NafhFills
Union, newspaper psbh he'd IN the city Of Nash
vile, Tennessee, reQu mig SAID delenarn', to ap-
pear st The next term Of Tbs Chsnc ~ Court for Over
ton coE1tF, 20 be teid 10 Livingston on frsi Nor
dny of August nexi, (ls66) and plead snsEer or
demur % comp slna1t's b'li, or the same val be
taken Tor con tnsed a. 20 him. and set for hearing
e1 pare. }. ". WRIGHT. CS N.
spr 5-4iW
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No. 2e5.

EOR sALE-BRlcK DWELLING OF 4 rooms
II dining room, kitchen and servants' rom. Los
sozl5O North Market street. next snuih Of dE-i ing
formerly occupied BY ~ toEsrs- Price g. lgi-
s. 90 cash bsiEace M and y,ars.
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In Chancery st Livingston, Tennessee.
MARCH RULES, 1896.
heQneu HOieuEn,
" ; U. Pill

V. U. Bill.
Sarah Ds y, ct ais.
II this cause Il appear ne 10 the Clerk Master,
irurn c, mplaiE snts tl shich IS sEom TO- thsf de-
isndaats Angtl ne Hclemsn, Jane Holman d New
Ton holeuan. ctlldren and heirs st Of EliEaaeth
hoiemani deceased, and Alexander Lazy, are non-
RESIDENT -of tbe State 81 Tea essee 80 that the
oriinAfy process OF lsw cannoi be served upoa
them; II = Therefore ordered thst publlenfioE Be-
niai' iof iouf -aeee slFe wsekss 10 the Nashville
Union, paPsT published Ia ne city OF Nashville
resniung saia aee1dsnts 70 appear ~ che next term
o. the ChADcery Court for Overtln county, AZ LIZ
inEsion- Tenn. on The hrsi Monday q Angus ,
next tiSoel ara pleaas 20 ans~ or demur CON-
pisnKnt bill, or toe same viii b. taken G,r en-
fessed and set for hearing ex parte.
aprlA-aal u v Wright n
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No. 2R4.

EoRsALE-Ons and nslf story BRICK house,
~ No lss, sest side o. soutn Cherry 5 ret, Oh
ward, of four ro0me-tHo up. and tw1 d1wn f7airs
hydrsnt water, good f-nce. st0re-r0om and cl0.st.
Lot DKl63. Price s. 200 s. q cash, balance 10 8
aud y months; interest and lea.
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No. 266.

NOR sALE-FRAME HOUSE in Edreaeld
II fCod rooms. iot 6oIt70, third house on Gala
tfn Pike Puee s, 5O0-Sz 500 easn balance 10 one
year utered and lien. apply 70
Il. 8 sOOVEI4, Rsal Estate Agent
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We respectfully invite a liberal patron
age, knowing that our style Of workman
ship cannot be exeelled, or our terms CON-
pste,l with.
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Entire Satisfaction
GUARANTEED.
In Ckanoery at MoMinnville, Ten 10.

7
FEsEukRT RULEs, ls66.
Audieys MaTI and Thomas Harrison, and oths RI
- fbill 70 cell Lsad.
Joseph HARRISON, Audiey and II zabeih Vice nan,
Betty hc6regoF, James LaHTsncs and vie Viz
Flnis.
~ this eanse, appearing 20 The satEfacdo . Of
TIE Clerk and MasieT ihat The ahoVs aamed de-
ie1dEnis are Eon-resideuts q the 5la.e 81 Ten
See - that The ordinary process a ~ canno -
served upon them u % therefore ordered thsi ub-
hcation be made iOr four successive weeks ID De
Nash vie tnions neHsPApsr punilshed - ~
CITY o. nashville. Ienneasoe, requiring sEid -
endAnis % apDear on the frst day Of our n II
CeErl . oe held a. he Court house IN NOME -
VIE. on ths iourth hooday h Mach neXt, to ~
No toere q peads answer or osmar 70 e0mplei =
anls ~, o. the same wi Be takeu toF ooaiaasedt
% thens nd 81 loz hssrzg 81 paTts.
r..-.-1 ~. MCRTOkD, o. Az.
hllt-Ral9 RIa O aEHsl. .. b.
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We also attend 10 the removal OF Bodies 70 and
from osher points at reasonable rates, and 10 he
satisfaction Of parties employing US.
We keep also on hand good supply Of UNDER
TAKERS MATERIAL, which We will furnish 10
UEderiAkers vhen desired &c reasonable rates.
lanIS-E
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In Chancery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
APRIL RULES, 1866.
a NJ Gains Of ais con, pIainants

Msrcsllus Gains and others, defendsnts.
IN tins cause it appearing 10 the Clerk snd Mas
ter. rom audayit that the de'eadsnts 7 II Baker
and wife Mar nda Baker Thomas aker anu bu-
nsYd hsker. the two last being minors. are ron
re denIs Of the ate Of tennessee. 20 that the OF
dinary process Of az cannot be re we'd 90 them;
It IL therefore ordered thSt pubncation be made
for four success We weeks in the Nashville Union
a newspaper pub ished In tie city OF Nashville,
Tennesste, requiring the said defendants 70 ap.
pear on or within the FIST three day Of our next
Court 70 be held on the first Monday in August
1866. then snd there TO plead, answer or demur TO
compliments bill, or the same viii be taken for
confessed against them and ret for hearing ex pare
sprIO-4tS SN HAWKINS, CAM
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Type POaairyani PrintrfS Emporium.
EstAslIshsd 1878
HAGAR &c CO..

TIEIs old established Foundry hsr1ng lsrye a.
- sorsmeat Of Bock, NeHspapor. Job and Orna-
mental Type, the rrsnrlctofs zre pseparad Win
ample facilities % promptly erecuia al orders ar
same and printing Materials q every daocrptioa,
laoisdiH& Ffessez q AZ harninCusfs, octtf-en
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Send g5 Gents for Certlfleate.

In all transactions by mail, we shall crarge for
forwarding the Csruncates, paying postage and
dong the business, rs cents each, which must e
enclosed when the Ceruh.at Is sent for Five Ger
s., sixty i've for SIC; one hundred for sis.
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No. 235.

ETOR RENT-Fheen Acres Of good Land, at first
4 Ioll-gste on 6allatn Pike.
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In Chancery at Linden, Tennessee.
N3vrrruru PM ~ 49,


NpFEAuEh RULES $50.
r. J. HOword 20 abs,
W Original ki d.
John n. sndreas, % ua.
ON motion a. compnnanfs bY their z0' f..rr.
snd t appearu- b be sl.Isartou ~ the c. Ok aHI
Mfster, hon % alega loo I1 compa ua1rs FOL.
that ire de'endau's jane sui r-yrou Joy .r
Franra iE.enart and her husband Etfe.1.r lE.-
hart, are bon Iesiie~t O. Of the State af frrn#ase
III Dr. therefore ordered tlsf pl1..rat nr b.. H.."
for four consecutive weeks .n tho Nashville Tl..-l
heHs paper quo islet Iu the cItY n sasHu. a. 81.
curing ne -alt deisudal Fl t1 urnetr Ht t.r Hrft
term % the CnaucerF Cou- o. te ra.i .- -.
county Of Frrrg. 90 che couril0gsa M tra ra- q.
lrnce1s ca tn. irst IAurst y atar tho s-r Sion.
DAY ia Apriue hen aud there fo enter ..r.r ..-
fence fo somI.i .iuaul sl.I % ne 4srre a rH a.
ken for confess , and te- f1r hearing er rarH a
% them 4. r.. THyuAs, tEa-
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For any o. he above mentioned property apply
70 n, q. sCONECa-,
REAL EsTATE AGENT,
Corner o. PARK Street and Capitol Agauua. op1osf
Easi Front d ne 5tats Capitol
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Public Sale Of CITY Property.

This DAY, a,u O'Clock, on the rsnises "
= viii sci thsi very Fal1ahis property, adjoiuipg
ne l. . Railroad Depot, knosn - toe Bissop
JOHN o. RWTEs, Trus.ss.
hpTS.-i J. l. 4 r v, BROWA, AFsaas,
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EIOR RENT-A new Frame Rouse Of 3 rooms,
y 10 North Nashville, u@a- the residence Of Mr.
r. r. Chestham. Price $500 per annum.
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APRIL RULES, ls66.
A q MrNa11 Administrator


Elizabeth Wright, ct ala.
IL thus case It Appearing q the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Mes eT, from sf isyit that the eeisnd-
ant. n oses h Wright, y not citizen Of the Stale
Of Tennessee, so q At the ordinary TfOsess VI Law
cannot be served upcn him;
Ii IL therefore ordered that publication be ma e
in the Nashville Union, a newspaper published In
the city a. Nashville, for four successive weeks re-
curing aid defendant 90 appear AZ the next term
Of the Lhzncery colrt % be held At the courthouse
IN the t-wa Hunungdon, enn on the FIRST Non
day m august neKt then and there 10 plead, an
swer or drfuur O. con- piainsnts bill. or the came
vii BE- takeu for confessed sud let for hsa1ng ex
parse ~ 80 Inn. = w HAWKINS, c a NJ.
aprll0-4tW
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No. 2S6.

EIOR sALE-4s5S feet, corner Vine and Union
y Streets opposite tie residence Of Mrs. Ex- Pre-
sident Pc K Price 500 per foot. A noble spot for
q hne residence.
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No. 222.
No. 222.
No 225

TlOR SALE-A small Farm Of 80 Acres, on tie
- Brick Church Pike, 3 miles north Of Nashyl q,
well In prOTso- Frame house Of three rooms. a.
tie, hall and kitchen. Tao springs, zoe young or
chard o. GO fruit trees, ia beginning 20 bear APP
pies, peaches, pums cherries and piums, al vel
enclosed. $50 per acre One-haf cash, balance
in one year Possession gwen January lsl, 1855.
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MAEcH RULEs, ls66.
George q. Onnge,
vs.. Supplemental and Amended Bill.
Sarah A. Bi.bn, ct ais
IN this cause, it appearing 10 The satisfaction Of
Of the Clerk ard Master that the def ndants Sa-
rsh A. BIbO, Abel h. Bilbo, Josephine T. BiibO,
Nancy J. blbo, are non residents Of the State Ol
Tennessee, 50 that the Ordinary process OF Law
cannot be served upon them lt Is therefore or
deTed thEt publication be made for fopr consecutive
weeks, la The Nashville Union, newspaper pub
H. he in tho city Il Nashville Tennessee, requr
rg tad defendants 10 sp ear the next term OF the
Chancery Court Of smith county, 70 he he'd &c the
Court house 10 Carthage, the third Monday IN
August 1866 then and tnere to plead, answer OF
demur 10 COmplalnants' bill, or the same will be-
taken for confessed Rnd set for hearing expsre Is
70 them. u. d. CAMPBELL, Q A N.
march7s w4i
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TuE AUSTRIAN RFrlr TO COUNT nrsHARr.

A telegram from Vienna, Of April Q. says
that on the "a last. Austria rent very
categorical dispatch 90 Berlin, in which
Count Bismark is charged with having de-
elarcd war with Austria 10 be inevitable,
aud il is eli med that the Austrian ma
ments have been caused by shat dec .arsiion.
Count gismsrA Is also charged with intrigu-
ing in TIA y against Austria. The Imperial
Government requires the demobilizatl, n OF
the PrussiaR army.
The Vienna Presse, of The OH, asserts
that the Austrian reply partakes OF The
character Of an ulumatum, REFRESHING
Pfuss a with tho pr0vocat We language OF
her dispatches, anu with her intriCues with
Italy. In the event e an unsatisfactory
reply, Austria would immediately bring
forward motion M the Federal Diet cor
placing the Federal army upon war foot
ing.
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sAMARITAa's
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier Ard Remedy for
SCR0FULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS sYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES. &c.

FOR SYPHILIS OF Venereai Diseases, the sanari.
Nna Root and Herb Juices Is the most potent car.
tan and sfectual Temedy ever prescribed ID resch-
e And ersdleaass every psrlcle OF The Fsneres POI
son, 20 that the cure d thorough and uerrnsnent
Take then this purifying remedy ana b hesie.;.
and 10 not transmit 20 or posterty lhat for when
you may repent N siser years.
DO NOT DEsPAIRf
Altnou2h you may he pronounced incursole, the
Samarii@n's Root and Hero Juices win remove
every yesuge Of impurities rom the system, Is vel
A. al The bad efiects Of Mercury.
FEMALbSii FEMALESII
~ many anectons With which numbers Of r.
males suffer- the Root and Herb Juces be rnozi han
ply sdspted, N IlcsTRted Uterus, 10 Whites. n
bearing down. Falling o. the womb, Debility, and
or AL complaints Incident 10 the sex. Sent by sx.
press Price, - per bottle.
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Comparntivs Prices Of Commoditie

W. ,r..ept below the wholesale quota
- =, thirtv -three leading commodities IN
New YorE, oIi the goth Of Aprl, the middle
OF February, and the beginning OF NO
vausber
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lAFui y ooIIsspoldenos o The London

The French Government, in q circular
note 30 their representatives, st the various
German Courts, have announced then IN
tcntion % observe the stTietest neutrality,
and oniy n their nearest Interests were i'm
perlllea would they lay ID aside. Exactly
what Was 70 be expected. They will not ia
leriere ull they Sudge the right moment 70
have come; they viii interfere as ssoN as
they judge it TO have come. Nor would
there be wantiRg excellent reusons in justi-
hoaton Of armed interference. Not only do
abe fundamental stipulations Of the Fed
era Act enter into The Vienna ScAlgSs-
Aeie, and the Paris treaty Of peace Ct
lsta, both Of Which Instruments were signed
~ the noa-6erman Powers, IS well
as the n'sters of the leading Ger
man States, eui the Recess, agreed upon az
The Congress % Aix-la-C hHpelle four yesrs
later, also pefuallg re ers 10 the Federal
Institutions, and that 10 an extent which
has been often ielt e. a serious inoonven.
ienee BY thoss immediaiely concerned,
Among other arrangements Of lesser i'm
PaTssnesi ths Rsetssi ioT Instance, provides
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Reader here is pref positive Of the value q
these truly valuable preparations. Ths old acsen-
iag and d. g1stng Drug have 10 give aay 70 fauls.
dies purely vegetable, pheasant b he talts and
POSITIVE CURE.
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Ne. 229.

TIOR SAILED, 40, or 5f1S feet front on North
\ Cherry street, l05 feet deep, nexf north Of the
Commercial Hotel This n a central business To-
carly. Price $50 per foot. One half cash, balance
in and 2yesrsi interest and nen.
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No. 226.

EIOR sALts-A school Csh, in good order with
~ single harness Puce $50
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Excellent Wine for Females
Every Family at this season should use
sAMBURG PORT WINE.

Celebrated in Europe To- its medicinal end beNe-
hcisl qualities, highly esteemed by eminent ply
sic ans used m European snd American Hospitals
snj by some Of tha first families 10 Europe and
America
as A TONIC
II has no equal, causing an appetite and huildiug
up the system, beng entirely pure VINE OF a
mos valuable grape.
As A DlURETlG
II rrnpsrts healthy action Of the glands kidneys
AID urinary organs, yerJ beneficial IN dropsy, govt
nd rheumatic affections.
Speer's Wine
Isa pure art Gle from the Juice Of the Port Grape,
possessing med cal pro pertes Superior 70 any 9th
81 VINE m use and m excel ent AZ lcle Tor all WeHk
and dehiitstsd persons, ant the eyed and innrmt
improving the appetite, and beneh ting ladies snd
children
a@- Try il one an you viii not he deceived.
So Be sure the signature OF Alfred Speer Is over
the cork Of each bottle.
a sold by W. J. a G. W. SMITH. Nashville,
who also sell the CASTELIA PORT BRADY, 6
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rosIrIcN o. THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
PaIli lAprl D Core pondence u the I.oadon

Fsllt lApri D Oorfe pondcnco 4 Che Loudon
n cA
Il is announced that Marshal Mel, who
commands enc Of the great military divis-
ions Of France, has been IN Paris some DAYS
iHcoenito, snd has had several interviews
with the Emperor. The inference drawn
IRON this a., ihst ii war break cut between
Prussia and Austria, corps OF observation
would be found on the Rhine, and that
Marshal Mel woald havs the command of
IT. You msy not have forgottou that Mar
shal Mel was sent 20 Turn some months
before the commencement Of The Italian
war % demand the hand Of the princess
Closilde Tor Prince Napoleon, the other OBJ
Jet Of his mission being TO prepare with
PIEDMONT for the grest events that were
then expected.