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SPECIAL NOTICES
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorised o snnounee KOsCIUsKC
BRANCH . candidate Tor shefid OF Dawson
county, a. The snsung Marsh election Oct1s-s
We EEs 81 nonssd % announce ". q. sHAz a. q
cE1lidsts for sheriff of usFi1s0a co4EtY, q the
neIt Marea e.ecuon. 10
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AEEEsFlos IEIsHEss i-Cnscks on The u
ster BANKING Ce., Belfast, Ireland, N sans
o. a 70 sic for sale 81 C. n. ordvay'h Bro
ks- O9ces No. 4s CqlleEs street, q
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we are auinor1cd - snnounas WutIss A.
eLrsS, Esq as a csndidHte f0r Cousty JudF- o.
Davidson Couuly. a. de snsuinE March e.ocloa.
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PE0ToaRaFEa---FhotoE Of Gsnorals
Federal snd Coniodo-Ete- The largest COZ
lection in the sest, for sale, Rhoiesale ana
retail kenemear the piscs, Gallery of ne
Cuneerlaad, = Cedar sE-est, oFPosiss C0ua-
nareial Hotel. mayzIu.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
N .srr..-.--s.. II ~ H. o. fa.r

The above Work Is not only endorsed BY the
President as the hast ami most complete, bat We
have TIE pleasure OF ADDING certificate from his
son and Private Secretary
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Nervous DebiIity.

asanlrs1 aeas 1ess, etr.. caa - eured - ere sto
kas really cured h ulEell ana 1undreia of ct1srs.
snd al 81 You eothaE ~ ne irgth- Aadraaa.
uIsh slaun Efon 81,
dsC4s-aaNlT h7slqas aasai
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From the exa.Uinstion I hsye been sbe 10 give
tie Life Of Andrew johnson" which you send me,
believe il 70 be the best arranged and most COM
plste yet published and yog will please accept the
thanks OF the President and myself tor the copies
YOU 20 kindly forwarded,
lsignedl kObF JOHNSON Pm. Sec.
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The hook IS 3 crown $40 Of 900 pages, hand
someiy got up Price, iu cloth s9; leather IS 60.
Returaed or disabled soldiers, loyal men every
VII r., can make good wages IN selling this book.
For further particulars, spplyto
DERBY MILLER, Publishers,
isnls-Im No. Spruce st., New York.
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In Dyspepsia,

and its attendant train Of symptoms u acts more
LIKE A CHARM than q med cine There r. moth
ms in the whole range Of Msteris Medics that can
or moment bear . comparison with it in Tins dis
ssse-
A fall account Of this wonderful plant may be
fouad IN the liih edition oi the L. = Disponsstory
p4ges iss7 and l3Ss
A series of experiments 10 winch pr. Bun has
been for years engaged, has lnst q brought 60 a
surcessful termination, and he is now enabled 70
oner 70 the public coutinatOn Of OkDhON with
other approved touics, tbe whole preserved in the
tssf quality Of copper l-tiiled bourb "a WHISKY,
which he 4 confident has equal in he Wcpd.
de might funish volume oi certificates, bot the
puhhc have long since learned 10 esuulafa such
tEings hy their trEs value The fklost plan is fol
etsfy one 20 test for himself the virtues a nev
medicine.
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(iAREY A SMITH, Nos. &C and Is Union street,
- (oP stairsl represent the following ComPsnies'
ks.na Of Hartford, security, Manhattan, MetroP0li-
tan, Fh0nIr and kuickerhocE1er Life OF New York,
and AccIdarl nl CrllrrH- UhIn.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

KKFII SON T.. ". & CO.-Msnu.aoturers and
w Wholesale and Retail Dealers ID Tin, Copper
sni Sheet ron Ware ana Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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tained = reputation vide spread ssI, 81 oog
hut of North America. But the crownt orTuJ her
- life remains 20 be attained Ina hrs al cioconveEry
rather combination, for ue does not clam 20 hsye
teen the oiscoverer oi tiDRUA, whch Is the basis
% The Bitters nov offered 10 the public. hai hon
belongs % the native inhRhtsnts Of Central
America. 60 whom its virtues have been known for
more than two hundred years Armed with it the
Indian bids defiance 10 the most deadly malaria
and handle without fear, the most veuornons ser
pents- itis belief with them, that while there is
bre sth IN the body the Oedron potent 90 cale,
mester whst the disease may be.
While DR.. Bull ~ not preps ed 90 endorse this eI
travagant prsts7sion, he nevertheless sat sized
from = thorough examination Of the evidence rela-
ting 70 iis ylrtues that a. a remedy aud preveuta-
tive for sll disease arising nom exposure. ther
20 the Weather or climate, or 20 masmAiIc infucn-
ces, it stands
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UNITED STATES MAILS
TENNESSEE


PROPOSALS v.Il 81, -e-s,r,5 .r .s,r.-.
tzact O4ce of this psrartrrs-t ert'i fr.--
Of March .. 1s1t. TOP csrvers-v ~, 49,.
OF the United states nom Taiv-t lzff 4,
June 50, ls5Q, in the State ol T,er.sse. o.
the routes sud BY the schedules ol dsrs-t-
ures aud ssrIvas boren sneci6 d
Decisions announced by April g. fsfs
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.lEVeLANp, reNNessee.

RHEKRlTr & HILL--Deslers 10 Wsll Paper
NA Window Shades Winuow Glass aud fhlio-
grsVhio Maternal corner Of Church and Market
streets
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Without a Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation Il has 90 Ions
enjoyed In Central America snd the West Indies.
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looei From Knoxville. .hv Mcmillan. Straw
berry Plains. New Markct. ATssry
Greek. Talaoti's Mills. pauChs-
springs, Morrisiown. Russcuv,IIs.
MhiteshurE. Rogcrsviue Jguctior.
Midway Guslyus, Gr,euv.lIc.
Heuderson's Mills, Fuusus. Rhca-
town, Freedom, Lecshurg. Nlu-
woos Joneaborough, Johnsons pe.
pa. tartsr's p.pai, Riacr Flat -a..
lniou ncpot, % Bristol, l3l.s miles
and back. daily, or twice daily 4
trains run.
Leave knoxville daily at 2am
Arrive a. Bristol bv s.fe b m
Leave Bgisio. osiy yai422am
Arrive a. Knoxville by il.A5am
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ATTORNEYS AE Law.

i CiAWPBELL MoRhEN 3 GROE-BhCks AtIoI-
neys Al Law ana Cain Agents, praetioe II ali
ne q u.ts- Collections pr0mpdy stende5 to-
slso claims AGAINST the United Ststeu and Vouchers
coiiected Once u N0rth Cherry street, stars.
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IQo0S From Rogersville 70 Rogsrsville Jurc-
ton, Cn The East tennessee snd
Virginia rsilroad, IA miles and
back, slx times q week, giving 3d.
CLAIR twlca week side supply llom
ralroad 10 due conuectiuu.
Leave kogersyille daily, except sun
day, a. y am
Arrive a. junction byoam
Leave Junction daily, except sunday,
at \ pm
ArrINn 81 Rnrnr.vlIl. hr ~ u -
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TINNERs. sc.

4 l. R. ". BROWN, Real Fs,s;e and General /
81 businesH Agents, over iorks booz store, SIS i
Uulcu Ssr, 81, Nashville, Tenn. Eu46-6ni" /
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no msn's nsrne Is more Intimately connected
with the h toy of MArERlA MbblCA Of the
United States or more faForsblF known pio-
neer 10 Medical Discovery, than that OF
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/ y FnAnA, SUCCESSORS ~ 1l ). UTucke.. BrewuTs
ol ale ana lsger seer, no. Al Broad street, Nash
Vile Tenn ldeO5ly
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NEJvS DEALEas, &c.

! DAUL a SANFORD, Forwarding ana 20 mis-
sion Merchants. our prumpl att ntlon is given
| . the receiving and forwarding OF CO.IoN- Al
south MarKeC st-evt
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A0 YEks . nUNI-MAnufactureTs Of all The
NJ Latest 5lyles OF tlrst C.ass Carnage gbu
lsgpes, HEpleas Wagon aao CsE. az, - orr
MzfZvt -tIeet
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REAL EsNArK AGRNTs.

IUEE & TUN NELIs-Wholessls and Retail
~ Bookse lers. 6tsuOnsrH, ana New agents.
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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IsAENEFs AND BIsoKEIss.

OTIS, Z. A.-AttoIney and Councillor s. Ls'
[ j yfice f2tS Cherry s 10. p o. Box 7aS-
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No. S5 Broadway,

Divided INTO 900 Shares Of $50 esen. 1900 shares
or $1,000 haze been appropriated As work-
IIg capital for tie deYelopeuent u the
properly Of the Company.
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~ hluhT DEOIhEtl5.-bCaleIs Ia Cum aerlhnd
N aud ltt.hurg q 81 Wood zaW-a en1 s. -iIl a.
-pose llustl1. Jslce 45 Nhlrcn stT u. isia On
solIng si4l Ili, suu-l OF Brosd al oEders hiiea
prOnrIy.
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TAMEKON, WBi. a CJ.-BooE ana JOB Printers
I and pl hshers Of the DAy and Meekil
Unlon, Primers Alley, betEeen Union and Dead
eucz streets.
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ID sIUrHlLt, Depaiy United -,A.es MlTshal.
H. collects Note Accounts, &C. la Middle isn-
a.. oee ufhce a. Safe OaptuI, DeHt Uo.r % r eu-
q, RAJ court tom. L ". LOCK box -, 30. sasor-
z eInont 10 an0lher column. ldec5 ON
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military commissions shall be convened In doubtful
cases. and that such offenders JEFF. Davis shall
be tried by civil courts II at ALL unless Congress takes
the responsibility Of prescribing other mode The
issue is squarcy made What will Congress do in the
premises2
THE CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES TO CHURCHES IN THE
SOUTH DURING THE WAR.
The Military Committee of the House has established
rule in the consideration Of claims put in by religious
associations the South for damages done churches
occupation for hospital purposes, whereby all such
claims are reported upon unfavorably Many Of these
claims are before the committee.
THE FEMALE TREASURY CLERKS.
Tho female clerks Of the Treasury Department
sideraby exercised the fact that the late dsr
button OF moneys to the higher grade clerks in
the Department was not extended TO them. During
the last week they have been industriously at
work with such members OF Congress as they
could come at for appropriation to give
them either bonus for faithful service regular in
crease Of salary. The is quite formidable
one, and may result in some sort Of justice 10 tho over
worked, Dlpad female clerks of all the departments
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
Tho total internal receipts for tho past week
over 100000.
PosTMIsTREssEs IN THE SOUTH.
One-fourth Of the persons just appointed to take
Carolina and Virginia arc women. Two of the women
previously appointed could not take the oath.
CONFERENCE BETWEEN COMMISSIONER COOLEY AND
IEDIAN CHIEFS.
In accordance with an invitation from Commissioner
Cooley, the chiefs and head OF the Chippewa band
of Indians from Lake Superior assembled in the council
room Of the Indian Bureau to-day to confer with the
commissioners ard agents on the part OF the United
States in reference to the treaty which the
endeavoring to make with them.
THE PUBLIC LANDS.
Returns received at the General Land Oco show that
in the month of February 49l o23 taken up
at the Oregon City land Office in the State Oregon
homestead actual settlement besides which number Of
cash sales mado
THE ALEXANDRIA CHRISTMAS RIOTERS SENTENCED.
Five Of the Alexandria Christmas rioters tried by court
martial, have been sentenced to periods OF from five
years to six months imprisonment the Albany Peni.
tenliary, and are on their way there.
RECOGNITION OF CONSUL.
The President has recognized Nicolas Rafael Ausado as
Vice Consul Of Ecuador at New York.
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Rsjoseings In philadelphia.
,aehusesss Radicals.


BAsoon, ME, April :. iseS
Al noon to-day national saluse vas fred ths bells
rung and the national nax displayed from all prominent
places and from many private d~elInss n honor q The
passage OF the Civil Rights bill BY the Senate over tho
Pres dents Bopsres and other rejoicing, viii take
place this evening
One hundred guns were arcd this afternoon for the
Civil RRhts ball
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sSow N -ApJorRxnxSr OF rny
LEofsLArrHx, Erc.
cisusssn. April :. isss
About half an inch of snow fell here last night
The Ohio Legislature sdiourbed yesterday
Convert ~ho ws convicted a. I~b.son, Ohio, for TIE
murder of The Ros family has been ssnssd Dew vsaL
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Ths Oregon Denscersste state ce~vew-
fton.
PoErL,sp, Oregon, April q, isss
The Democratic State Convention assembled IN this
city to-day Mr. Kelly, cf Dailcs county nominated
for Governor and Mr. rsy, of Jskson county. Zoe Goa
gress Resol1i'ons endorsing the policy of Psesilent
adopted
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NmoInER STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
-~-~~-~-----~---~-~-~s~~~~~~~
Explssisn or the Boiler sf she ssesmssg
Charles ~. Hayssr-Five Persons RE-
porssa Kn1sa.

Ths asamfug Charles n Hayner exploded her boiler
opposite the city this shsrnoos shasrns the boat te
fragments and killing ell on board The IRON and frHs.
ments of The wood work thrown into the streets
sbssisring roofs and windo~s moment after the
posion the boa, sunk and entirely disappsared n 70
said sha, there ave persons hoard Of her, name
Charles n Hayper, captain, and one Of the owners
q the boat; Thomas Ryan, engineer; George Green.
fireman. VIM ward, deck hand, and walters Myers,
cook.
The owners of the Hsyner were Captain Hsvncr,
Senator Collins and Michael ucDonough The last only
Ief THE boat Ave minutes before the explosion.
with the amount Of the iron aud weoden fragments
thrown rso the city u was remarkable that psrsca In
the ssrceis injured
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THE RADICAL TRIUMPH.
Rejoseings ss Postsvilie. Pa

Republican Rejoscfngs ~ Pottsviiis, Pa.
PorIsvtLx, Pa, April = 1865.
The republicans Of this city are now nring one hun
drcd guns In honor OF the passage by the Senate Of the
Civil Rights bill over the veto OF tho President
Rsjoieings In Phiiadeiphia.
PmLapuxmA, April = 1895
salute OF hundred guns fred In this city this
afternoon by the Union League the pasasc In the
OF the CIVIL Rights bill the veto OF President
Johnsoa.
Bosros. April !. fsoo.
The Massachusetts Rcpublo.s ssaie Committee have
srnngsd ss salute o hosdssA ssss 10 be srsd 90
Boston Common at noon today. 10 commsmcrsfs The
passage Of tho Civil Rights bill In the Senate The
veto ef President Johnson.
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ysus..rss Arasi.oe

Ths Ufy-f Hgsss - ihs rrSsine.a rs'iis1'n' y aay
ssoss~s bys sass u tlrssn 20 fss ff~salpss "a
scsf.sssn.su ssersiss W ts essi~ ~beanf, -hss'
" asss, -. fa,.s,sss y ~ rse~Ts fyvs,a-s.'
1b- ga ,slo-ss ~ ~ ssscties q ~ s'i'"-s v 90
o,.., ...iss -, ss..sy sst~A ihs ts-ssi9s = ~.
.,,., - a. ss,b imsfcAa t','tttss 70 W srot ~
us inSsris r.s. smsai
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Arrest the Murderer!!
$500 REWARD !

A MOST DIADOLICAL MURDER was
"a committed near the town of Chester,
y. G., on the night of the 22d July, 1866,
upon the body of my brother, ALEXAN-
DER d. WALKER. Two OF the murdercrs
(negrocs) lave been arrested The third,
white man. known as BILL. MORRIS,
0iins CHAS. DEREM, ALA: WYLIE NOR
RlS, is still at large, and is described az
follows: Tall, spare-made man; grey eyes,
OF a recnliar look; short, thick nose; low
forehead; round, lean face: somewhat
hump p-shonldered; black hair, with few
grey hairs; ahont thirty-sevcn years old:
weighs about 40 pounds: speaks slowly,
and, when speaking, twists his mouth TO
the right SIDE; heavy, dark beard; has
been wounded, a. we'll as can bc rccol-
lectcd in the right arm, near I'll. elbow;
with small and b"ny arms; wore dark coat
and dark line" pants. The above murderer
IL notorious scorndrel, and has recently,
In connection with u band of negroes, been
engaged in various other bloody outragcs.
The Hb"vr reward vii. be paid for his
arrest, or ior ahy information that will lead
to his apprehension.
JOSHUA II. WALkEK,
Aug z Chester = G
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WHITE TENANTRy Several gentle
men OF our acquaintance, who leased
lands to tenants from the upper
Counties, have made contracts with
them for another year, says the Selma
Messenger, and are desirous of pro-
curing more labor of the same kind.
On this subject, the editor of the
Livingston Journal, who is an intelli-
gent witness on the value of white
labor. makes the following remarks:
"We infer from the experience of
our planters in making the present
crop, that they would willingly try
the experiment of whHe labor, if an
opportunity were afforded. We are
so well satisfied of the superiority of
that kind of labor over what is now
employed, t..-t It seems useless to
argue it. The difference between in
telligent white labor and that of free
negroes is just the difference be-
tween q rational human being and n
machine-and that machine one that
cannot be controlled at will. 1t is
the difference between mind and
matter"
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1t is the intention of Brick
Pomeroy to issue cone edition of a
Democratic blister for the backs of
bondholders, Union haters, nigce,
lovers, and such props of the God and
morality party, to be called the Great
Campaign Democrat 1t is to con-
tain some Of '' Brick s" famous solilo-
qules, pictures of the blessings of
Abolltlonlsm, arguments, ETC.; its
aim will be to infuse pluck into
Democrats, to open the eyes of tax
payers, to lash the scoundrels over
the course this fall. 1t will be q bis
ter, plaster OF potash, an antidote
Tor puritanism:" and altogether it viii
be one of the deadliest shafts welded
against the radicals during the com
ing great political campaign.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-23
The New FIVE CENT PIECE.

THE New FIVE CENT PIECE. A
correspondent of the American .Jom-
nal Of NeMpaismdtics, writes:
After u careful search during the
first half of the present year, I have
ut length succeeded, by the help of a
friend, in obtaining n proof (?) set Of
the one. two, three and five cent pieces
OF 1866; and innsmuch as the latter
piece, particularly, is an ''original, .
both in design and workmanship.
perhaps q description of it may
prove acceptable.
say it is an ''orignnl," because 7
have seen nothing like it in my col
lections, which abounds in all sorts !:
"bung downs" Chinese cash, Ger
man stivers, hellers and kreutzers;
therefore, I think I am correct in the
statement
On the diverse Of this remarkable
coin, the first thing that attracts the
attention is very elaborate and
highly ornamented gridiron, the
clumsy handle of which appears to be
broken from the body, thus render
ing this culinary utensil almost use
less. The upper part and sides of
this gridiron are hung with leaves of
some sort. strongly reminding one of
the savory bunches of herbs displayed
In market house in Autumn, or a
green grocer's sign in buckle berry
time. Perhaps the same accident
that severed the handle of the gridiron,
also fractured the lower part, for we
notice that it is there skewered by
two arrows, pointing in opposite
directions. The motto, ''in God we
trust, is very opportune, for the
inventor Of this coin may rest assured
that the devil will never forgive him
for such an abortion.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-23

ga LITTLE INCIDENT. The Gin
clnnatl Commercial records the fol-
lowing htleincident as having occurred
while the President was ut Pittsburg
A little incident occurred during
the banquet, which created consider
able amusement. A small box address
ed to "His Excellency the President of
the United States" was brought into
the banqueting room. At first, fears
We're entertained that the box con-
tanned torpedo, but after brief
consultation it was resolved to open
1T and sec the contents The lid was
forced off, and instead of a torpedo,
there lay the harmless but lifeiess
body OF duck. In fact, the Presi-
dents gift was dead duck.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-23
National Hotel,
Near the Greenville and Charleston
Railroad Depots,
90 T. TT VI u

~ THE public Is Informed that the
alTis' above hotel has just been finished,
'l--ALand contains Lew furniture through
out, for the accommodation ofTRANSIENT
and REGULAR BOARDERS The very
best that the ma. let's afford viii be found
on hiS table, prepared III excellent STYLE.
Charges moderate.
Passengers wal! he conveyed to and from
either Of the drpots FREE OF CHARGE.
Also, VEHICLES furnished to carry pas
sengers to any part of the town or country
Fine WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TO
BACCO, etc, can bo obtained in the Sam
pie Room connected with the hotel
Aug X. JOINER Propretor