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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-22
81 Coon TAsTE.-The following 10
from a United States officer to the
editor of the Vicksburg Herald 80
i5a ytcEsBuRG, February 9th, 1896.
IN nIrihnn Enn Ehiinr HnrnIa.

..J5a= ytcKsBuRG, February 9th, 1896.
J. M, Partridge, Esq, Editor Herald: t.r
Dear Sir regret my inability TO be
present at tho concert to be given this
evening, in behalf of the widow of Gen.
stonewall Jackson. Approaching fully
that noble sentiment in the Christian
character which teaches us TO ''do unto
others az we would have them do unto u.s."
and mindful Of the great worth, sincerity
Of purpose and zeal which actuated Gen.
Jackson in behalf Of cause esteemed by
him to be "right upon principle" taka
great pleasure, although opposed TO the
course pursued by her husband, to offor
small contribution in behalf Of his much
esteemed wife.
1t is our duty to bind the wounds and
cure ali unpleasant recolections Of the past,
by tho adoption of agenerous and humane
policy. Yours, truly a.....
JAMES II. DoRRrs,
Late Capt. U. 3. Vols.
The above was accompanied by Ave
dollar bill. .-.. .
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-22

RUMoRs.-Dame Rumor was again
busy yesterday, and among the sto-
ries circulated was one to the effect
that a petition had been sent to
Judge Durell, President of the Con-
vention of 1864, asking him to re-
convene that body in accordance
with the resolution "for that purpose
made and provided" The call is
based upon the present unsettled con-
dition of the State Government.
Dispatches are said to have been
received stating that iona. G. White,
Esq, Deputy Naval Officer, now in
Washington, has been given the ap-
pointment of Surveyor Of the Port.
This report comes from a Federal
oAiciaI.-Neso Orleans True Delta,
18th instant.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-22

Das- The pews in the Catholic Ca
tIiedral at Fort Wayne, Ind, were
rented to the highest bidder ON Sun
day last week, and brought, in the
aggregate, $4,000, being $1,000 more
than the amount realized last year.
The building seats 5000 persons.
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The President and the Negro.

The Independent, to-day, has an articl g
upon the Presidents speech to the delega-
ton of colored men. We quote a portion
of the article:
If there is TO be ga war ofrsees, !" on which
side is the Government already sworn to
stand? Abraham Lincoln long ago pledged
to the negro, for his protection, the army
and navy, "now, hencefortn and foreveI!"
In such "a war of races" therefore Presi-
dent Johnson could not take sides with the
whites, without breaking the registered oath
of the Federal Government. And, If he
should break such an oath, the ghost of
our slain Cesar would meet him at Phillippi.
q what light before the country, therefore,
has Andrew johnson exhibited himself by
this unhappy speech? He has exhibited the
President oi the Republic as a builder upon
sand-The lramer OF a policy whose presup
position ola "war ofraces, Isl Z phantasma-
Roria. To this hallucination be adds, IN strik-
ing terms, his opposition TO negro suffrage in
the district of Columbis. Then, TO his
double injury TO race whose "Moses" he
was to be, he says to four millions of his
fellow-citizeus: "The South is TOO crowded
for your comfort better for yOu to emigrate-
colonize yourselves in foreign land"
Now If any portion OF our white fellow
counirymen should be thus invited by the
President to leave their nstive land-to
which they have an equal right with him
sel'-would they not regard the inuendo as
an Insult Besides, if the negroes are to go
into exile, and Andrew Johson is to be their
Noes, do he propose to embark with
them in the same ship?
In its politcal significance, the Presi--
dents speech is a turning point in affairs.
IL draws definite line betwaen the presi-
dents policy and the negro's rights-put-
ting the President aud his partisans on
one side, and the negro aud his friends on
the other. Good men are ca led to take
sides. Is it possible that any lover of lib
erty, any advocate Of justice, any disciple
Of the golden rule, can hesitate as to which
Of these sides be ouebt u aspause2
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tornado in East Tennessee.

The citizens of Knoxville and Yicin
ity were visited by terrible storm OF
rain and wind, unparalleled in this re-
gion, last Saturday morning between
four and FIVE o'clock. The storm burst
upon the city like an avalanche, scat
tering houses, sheds, roofs, chimneys,
fences, etc, in all directions. There
were several dwelling houses moved
from their foundations ten and twelve
feet, and persons blown high in the
air. The courthouse was seriously
damaged. Farmers state that their
loss in stock being killed was very
heavy. The loss of private parties
amounted to between $4,000 and S.,
600 We are happy TO state that no
one was killed The Commercial, of
the 26th, says the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad suffered the loss of
one entire end Of their depot
Besides about one-fourth of the roof
of the roundhouse was torn oh, and
carried about four hundred yards; the
entire roof of the machine shop was
blown about thirty rods; box car
standing on the side-traek was blown
off the end Of the switch, aud carried
three hundred yards over the cross
ties. But few engines could have pull
ed it that distance over such place
A watehman at the shop, named Jo-
seph Cocha, was badly cut in the head
by door swinging against him. He
afterwards fell into the pit, in which
the turn-table swings, and he relates
that the table was carried round as
swiftly as forty men could possibly have
propelled it
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Wilson expressed his opinion that nc
good reason existed why the Tennessee
delegation should not be admitted
and deprecated sll attempts to widen
the apparent breach between the Ike
cutive and Congress. Ashley rose with
q pocket full of resolutions, but finally
decided 10 retain them Tor some future
occasion. Banks saw no reason for ex-
ira beligerency, and quietly intimated
that certain gentlemen had given the
President unnecessary proyoeation,
whereupon all eyes Weee turned upon
Thad, who sat serenely unconscious OF
the hattering allusion. Sehenck vain
endeavored to press his programme.
Washburne reiterated his purpose and
policy to carry thewar into the executive
Africa, but numbers were unmistakably
against them, and the Hon Chairman
of the Military Committee finally with
drew his resolutions in extreme disgust.
The affair proved disastrous failure,
and may be written down q radical
Waterloo 1t failed utterly in accom-
plishing the designs of its callers and
instigators, and after appointing a com
mittee of one from each State and Terri
tory for the distribution OF documents
and the conduct of the next campaign,
the caucus adjourned noiselessly at half
past ten o'clock p. N.
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Provisions steady, except bacon and lard
An advance Is reported Of 2s 6d@5s on beef
aud decline Of Is on bacon and lard.
! Mouey-C0nsols S1lENs15s; j-2O's 6sl :.
! Illinois Central shares 56l-; Erie share
/ 52lz@5315.
rhe bullion in the Bank OF England ha'
increased 39,00)l.
HALIFAX, March THE steamer Asis
from Liye-po Of the 18th aud Queenstown
Of the 18th, has arrived here. News four
days later.
The ROYAL assent hsd been given TO The
bill suspending the writ Of h15SaS corpus in
lrelsnd.
UpEards Of 100 arrests were made ia Dub
I'm on the 18th inst, prime pally strangers.
Among others Col. J. W. Byron, Of the Fed
rral army. Many more arrests were eN'
pscted to take place.
The haste IN the passage Of the bill re-
pesliUg the hsbeas corpus IN Ireland was
owing 10 the reported departure Of FenIan
Privateers from Amer.ca. The story sp-
plying by name 10 the steamer Cuba now
Tunuing between Ba timOre ana View Or
leans. lNoTE.-The story j. know here as
q hoax
A.astria.-It wss reported that the En-
psror Of Austris had expressed willing
ness 10 furnish Ma1amilisu troops, IN case
they were incorporated into the Mexican
army and their expenses paid.
R5mf and Rome Diplomatic relations
had saXirely ceased between Russia aud the
PaBal Court.
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False Imnression Corrected.

In order to correct an erroneous i'm
preston prevailing in the public mind,
in regard to the redemption OF mutils-
ted Treasury and National Bank notes,
Comptroller Clarke has issued q cir
cular, in which he says; "a bank Is
bound to redeem its notes on demand.
The fact that & portion Of one of its
promissory notes is torn of or missing,
does not cancel this obligation, go long
as there is no reason to believe. the mis-
sing parts Of the notes can or will be
used to defraud. If the explanation is
satisfactory. the note should be re-
deemed in full, but if the inquiry
should lead to the belief that fraud was
intended, the bank would be justified
in refusing to redeem it. Nothing will
Justify deduction from the face value
Of the note, except fraudulent intent,
and evidence OF such would justify
bank in refusing to redeem the note,
Therefore the note should be redeemed
in full, or not at all. The full face
value will be allowed for all mutilated
notes returned to the Comptroller's
Office, when such value was allowed by
the bank which redeemed them. The
officers of the banks are the only com
petent judges as to the pIoPrietles or
necessities Of the case, and all questions
arising upon mutilated notes presented
for redemption, are left 70 their Judg-
menk
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NO. 27s.

Wv iSu S 4sy'oI''...e. By Sh5wus N
l'o4ds' iFade Vale Nouus. Nc.
S"gar "roNe, Walls trasis. B.o. r.
1'cA A'ta.. ersoa, Lsuoir. Love Lss,-
NeW'ou' Barry Grove. auI il ....sg..
"uis' 10 ucolutou. ss miles asf
back, twice g week
d-y az m
Monday ,. gpm
Leave LiIc LHtou Tuesday aui r--
DAY o. "a
Arnvc at rayiorsviIle Friday aaa
Monday BY pm
contract Tor th., service 90 terminate
june 30, ISb..
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Bachelors Hair Dye {

The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less, Reliable and instantaneous. Produces
Immediately splendid BltcA or natural
Brown, without Injuring the hair OF skIu
Remedies the III effects Of bad dyes. Sold
BY sll Druggists. The genuine is signed
William A. baIchel0r. Also,
Rsgeaeratug Ertract Of AihefeHs, J0T
Restoring and Beast. tyiig he Hair.
CHARLE6 BACHELOR, NEw YORE.
sepl5-ly
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Springfield, Adams Station, aud
Forts Station, to Clements JuLc-
lion, As miles aud back daily.
Leave Nashville daily az Gam
Arrive 81 Clements BY $50 IN
Leave Clements daily at loan
Arrive al Nashville by i.3J p IN
lOJlO From Clements, BY Graysvlle,
Ciarksyille, Palmyra, Cumberland
Cty, Tennessee Ridge, aud Dan
vile, 10 Paris, 81 miles aud back
daily, except sunday, or daily
should cars 50 run.
Bidders will propose schedule Of de.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-02

Wa,hegtau Coz. espoLdent Nas York Herald
Radical Caucus Failure ofScheDck's
Attempt TO Declare War on the
President.
The published call in this mornings
Chronicle for caucus of the Republi.
can members of the Senate and House
of Representatives, st half past seven
o clock this evening, astOnished a ma
iority of those embraced The con-
seryatiyes held a quiet meeting during
the day. and resolved to attend and re-
sist to the utmost all attempts to pre-
cipitate Congress into an open Quarrel
with the President The attendance
was large and remained in session about
three hours. 1t seems the caucus was
caused mainly at the insugahon of
SheDck. who submitted resolutions and
a plan Of action by which Compress was
to assume the aggressive attack on the
Presidential policy, whenever and wher-
ever revealed, and withhold all material
and financial support to the Administra-
ton. The resolutions fell like q cold
blanket on a majority Of those present
Mr.. Delano, of Ohio, moved ss snbsti-
tute q resolution that the Tennessee
delegation be Immediately admitted to
seats in Congress Washburne was out
RACED, and declared for war. rbsd Ste
veBs grinned sardonieslly, but main
tanned comparative silence. Senator
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-02

~ A Physiological View Of MArFiss si-
Containing neatly y pages, sud l5O tine PslsE
sDd EugraTIng= u the Anstomy Of the Human o.
g.ns IN a state 81 heslth aud Disease, with = Irea
Use on hsTiy ErrOrs, its DeplOraOie Consequences
upon the MIND aud Body, Wiih the Authors Plan
Of frestmeut-.he Ouly rati-1sl and successful
mode Of cure ss shown by the report u cases
treated. truthful aIYlser 10 the married, and
those contemplsi NJ marriage, ehO entertain doubts
Of their physical cOudlOu- sent ifee Of postage
any adITsss, on receipt u 70 cent, 10 stamps or
postal currency, By sddFezs!ng Dr.. La CkUlX, NO.
81 Maiden lane, Albany, n. Z.
he author may % consulted upon any Oi the
diseases upon shlch his book treats eltner person
aIy or y uals ana medicines sent 70 any par. Of
the Sgro. oettg-CIu
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been better for it to have exerted its
influence TO secure the establishment
Of q Southern Coufederacy in 1861,
rather than urge the prosecution of q
war which is to end in the ruin of all
Southern Unionists who remained true
to tie Federal Government, and be-
lieved that the Union men OF the
North were sincere in their professions
OF friendship?
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized 10 announce EOSCIU 3KC
BRANCH ~ a candidate iUr Sheriff OF bsylusoD
county, al the ensuing Marsh tlsctiCu octZ2-e
We sre au hOIizsd 10 snnOuace ". G. SBAw a. 8
candldats for sheud VI Davidson county, st TIE
next March election. teN
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SneciaI Nnfice.

The United States having turned over our
shop and machinery to US, on Dec. Isl 1868
We will be prepared 10 resume business aa
builders ana contractors, on Jan. lst. Plans
and specifications furnished to our patrons
Turning and Carving 10 order, for the trade
NARRES & 1lOJRE,
High street, between Church and Broad.
urcII-lu
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-02

THE LATE 1t. Col. C. NJ. pYFs.-The
Knoxville Commercial thus spsaks Of 1t.
C5l. Dyer, who was deliberately murdered
by a colored soldier in that city;
The body Of the murdered man was in
mediatey taken possession Of, aud placed
in a metallic coffin, preparatory 10 sending
him to his home, at New Market. In the
death Of this gentleman, We have to deploIe
the loss Of one OF Tennessee tirst defenders,
and best citizens. He left his home aud
joined the Union army, as a private, in
Kentueky, in 1862. Shortly thereafter
he was promoted 10 lst lieutenant, in his
regiment, and then again to Major, in Aug
ust 1863. Al the time OF the Wheeler raid
on Nashville, in 1854, he was promoted
to Lieut.. Colonel, from which time be was
in command Of his regiment until mustei-
ed out Of the service; since then bis course
'has been marked BY his efforts 10 restore
pfacs and harmony 10 the people Of bis
vicinity, snd in every msnne-, indicative
Of 3 good citizen Of Tennessee, devoted to
her beat interests.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-02

L.perP20!, FEB. l7.-cotton, on Saturday.
hrmef Put unchanged. MidSliug uplsHds
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l00ol2 From Mckenzie, Guuclion Of Mem
PhIs and Ohio Railroad by Oak
wood, Dresden, R0lstou Station.
Gardner, Alma, OLD Hickory, aud
Uulon City, 70 Hickman, (Ky.J 5IL
miles auG back, daily, except sun
day.
Leave Mckenzie daily, except Sun
day, a.
Arrive az Hickman BY
Leave Hickman dsiIy, except sun
day, at
Arriye At Mckenzie By
bidders will state hours Of departure
aud arrival
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-02
COLGATk's HONEY SOAP.

This celeD ale ToiisI sOsP. Ia such uaiyerssl
demand, 10 Inaie from lh- chOicsst ularensl-. 10
miId and smOnsHt 10 10 us,lrs. ffasFaheI
scented, snd extremely beneficial iu Is action
upon the zkl. For sale By ell Drug s,s sua
Fsncy Goods Dealers. .iobs-ly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-02

We are authorized to announce MATT. b FuCHsz
ss cJndiJste for imlual COuGt CLERK, al The ca
sung March election.
We are authorized 20 announce Jams HAM as 3
candidate IOr Criminal court Clerk, 81 the ue1t
MaTcu election. ID
We are euthJnzsd 10 announce CHaRLEs 4. Dc
CONS, ~ ssndIdse tOf CuIn nal Uourt CLERK, al the
next March election. uOHl5-td
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-02

lOJ25 lyom Freedom 90 AiII Geek. .la.sF
miles aud back, once Wsel.
Leave Freedom "Wednesday at I-u
A-rye at AiiA creek 5y pm
leave MilI Creek Wednesday go o..
pm
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Go to Bryant, Stratton q Coz Nashville
Business College iOr thorough education
in Bookkeeping, PeEmsuship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
ueiship, settlements, &c.
send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANI, !, STkATTON ! co.
oct IA-ly.
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Read This.
SAM. T.. SMITH,

Late n. T. SmiA & Bro.,)
NO. p North Chery street, (Clay Roberts
old stand,) keep the Fines! Fsmily Groce-
ries, Brandies, Wines, Pure Robertson Coun-
~, Bourbon, and Rye Whistles, and Va
ri0us assortment Of Fancy Groceries. Ala
cheap as can be had in the city. All We ask
Is to give US call and see for yourselves.
dec2S-f
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HOME AGAINtt

HAVING returned sgain With q large
stock OF
trimmings, NVOrstsds. Zephyr.
&c, SC,
to the old home, l would respectfully iu-
form the Ladies Of Nashville that We will
be prepared 70 manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, FTinses,
Sc., &c,
as good and as eheerfuRy as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME 4 CO.,
noYl-u No. = Union stree;
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Adminlstrator'a NotIna

II ANiN9 qualified ~ Adminisirstor On fbs e.
H tals oi John b. Esii. deceased, this i 70 10
tg ~ pef-ons having claims agziust sad estate 10
az, % they siu bs barred, and those iudebsed h
come pfSArd sad msEs payment
ssis-a J0ahap, SMITH, AaaT
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Weare an horizsd 10 announce JEssE JoRDAs 81
csCd.d iOr County Court CleTk, a. tie ensuing
Msrch election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE Ton
w e. CkUNk a candidate for County COuu
CLERK, OF Davidson County, al tne ensuing March
nLsnlLlu. a.ll
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II IUiHILJ, Deputy United ststes MsTshal,
H. collects Note Accounts. &c Ia Middle len
Az rec Uttice al Slate capitol, next dour 10 red
ersl court itJUm. + y. Lock Box 81, hev adseT-
ttsameuJ No another cOl4u.n. ldacs bn
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The Bridal Chamber an Essay Oi Wsrn:na
snd Instruction for Young Men. AlsJ, new and 70
liable treatment for Diseases Of tns Urinary snd
Sexual systems-SeHt free, IN sealed envelopes
Address, Df. J. sklLlllN GUU6H1ON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. aprl9-ly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-02

NEw JEssHF is slipping from the clutches
Of Camden and AmbOy. The Legislature
Of that State has iust passed the HeEsrk
and New York Z ilroad Bill, and sls3 rat =
hsd the lease of the Morris and Essex
Railroad to the Atlantic and Great Western
Company,
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~ NI6HT bkUTH ElgS.-Dealers IN CunlJerlsnd
IN ana ItlsDurg Z. al Wood sawed and i'lIt a
tuJye l-ugths. Ohice 49 Churcn street fn-d On
kOliug AlIlaIl, sOu,h Of Broad All orders hiled
promptly.
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Al ERKlfr HILI.-DealeTs DO Well Paper
III WInloW Shades, MuIOW Glasg, sLi photo
lraph.c MaJtusl, corner VI ChucE and Market
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For Constable.

We are authorized 70 Rnu0uuce MILLIAA A.
GLfNS, Esq a. q candidate Tor County Judge Oi
Davidson County, 3. the en- uinE March elscuOn,
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CITY DIRECTORY.
agents Of Insurance Companies.

JuREY 8 SMITH, Nos. &c sad 80 Uniou street,
- (up ztATs) represent the flhoVirg Companies
Asrua u Hartford, Security, Mznhs' Ian, MelrOpoil-
tau, PhosniE and kniclzerJOcksr Life Of New lOrk,
and AecIde1t Of Columbus ohio
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WALL. PAPER. etc.

lay IsoE, g. ". a CO-Alanldsctufsrs aud
" WL0ltsa'c ami Retail 4 callers 10 1ln, Copper
su sheet lrUu WHte sud Furnishing Goods No. u
,.rIITv.4 aETftt.
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CnnntY TrnsIee.

We are Euthouzsp 70 announce PHISEBAs GAR-
BIT As candidate l0r Irustes OF DayidsOu county
q. the ensuing March tiecuOn.
We are authorised % announce Capt. JOHS " III-
son - candidate 'Or re-electOn 10 the office "
County Trustee Rt the en- ulug March election.
We are authorized TO announce THOuAs
SHUTE as candidate for County Trustee, al
the next NJ arch eIectiOu.
We are authOrz- q 10 announce WIN. J ARR Nc
TON, a. q candidate fo- election 10 the Olhss Vi
County trustee al the ensuing March election
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EUHN O'kAlLL, Military Attorney snI solicitor
u u CLAIMS, fIosecutes Bl Classes VI Ia NO
against shs ,rOT-rEmtuJ for citizens aud SoI0Ivt-.
O.nCe 50 oe-g ftrerL NazhgiI'e, enn lnJy1-Cail~
Is,UMI KIN=, d. ,U--U. .. aim Agents,
L officers Pay AccOJn sud QUarteruiasters'
vouchers bJu. ht % tls besl IEtvz, OF collected
OIiIce corner Jhsrry Sud Cedar streets, up sIaT-.
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DECKER BROTHERS,

NFANUFACTuRERs o. PIANO FORTEs. No 81
Nl EleeckeT street. nesr hr1adsEy, AeN York.
Ih6 stove firm having recently coiimeuced the
manufacture OF their Improved pstenfed 1lHEos,
which ara the most pelfst aud lines. tuned lnsiru-
meuts vet produced 90 which they invite the Atien-
ten The trade and mfeadIng purchasers through
ont tue Tn ted stsiee. Then y, World q Msy 10,
SAYS "rEe Mesafe y kros. Instruments hsVe a.
tanned tts sas.shle dist nCiiln o lsIuF ID al res
PecLs, ucoiupsFsbiy the bs=i noe Eleds 10 the
safiufry idasE-s5n
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TaK COLLECTION.


We are authorized % RnnOGu's the name Of }. h
COLLISs for lax Collector, TOT state ami County, a
the ensuing March election.
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4 Gght took place near Chicago day before
yesterday between two dogs. one Boston
and The other Chicago champion. The
former was victorious. The stakes were
$500 q side, and Sl0, 600 in pets changed
sides
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ATTENTION IEIsHIEN Checks on the VI
ster Banking Co., Belfast, ireland, 10 sums
Of & to tiO for sale At z. y. UrtWay's Bro
ker s Office, No. IS College street. q
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-02
For MagisIrate.

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