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l9en @r11tee 1nb @eleral>@a Captain bon 8ranaoa.
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ans. SIM 9erbfte 1861 fOrlnlanoirte er Die lpas
nil9e expedition se9el Oiericp, nm I'M Stnne beS
3onbpner SertragS nit ben frar5Sitl9el nno eng
lti9en Gruppen Sa cOpperire1, besit9lt9 Der BON
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tar $4,000 Sarfd unb igttt $1,000 lit saufe bes
Cages empfaitget, Gapt. 3)idi Jon pplm %. Bree
citct bradte Gtinn ltad Der Savings Satf i11b
erfutr bort, bnE feline Nn9a6en ale Der g9abrbeit
9etnGB parell. Nuil1l tplrpe benl9entGb arf freiert
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dGten officer SIT beullbel 9e@uBt Bate.
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pprbet ipar, 5nrltffe9rte. Ser 9ieb mar all9ell'
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@reentpi6 Salf g~eIteru NM $4,000 III fleillen ytp>
ten nprrdtbig, unD Der Sparbant wurbeIt blrd
btelen llrlItan0 $1,000 gerettet.
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unb Depot fir
Seine unb 9epdhlte litbograpb. aitnHtperte,
etnfa d rnb tn Tarben.
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feline DergolSete Rdbmen
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b5ren. Wetre 6tnrt6tuna sur Nuert'eurG pbiSer @eanee
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@crtDcile AZ %eewGbren.
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fur StpreS unt J8obub6uirrr eroen ~neIieFert.
Cine GSe,r1I Sc. Gdlerte IL nit Sent Stpre Uerbunbeu.
SGwe8 Srber.
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Der rterttdntIdet Ote8ieritt9 bet TeretiStef WlSds
ten Su9efit9teit Seleibtgtt1gett nib bdra1S e~rf1pIes
ller 9enliler Nnlprii6e ait WtericD. Oils er aber
1862 pbne bTbere Mutpritdt bier511 bic ipatliiden
Srl1ppen BON Wtericp 5rlriiGSDg, erregte bie8 0rpfe
SenIatiDt III Wtabrib, no 9tapDleDn8 @tnfluE Qe<
fitrdtet mar. Gr plrbe Suritfgerrfeu NIB itber
Dieie feline Sartplltt9Speile cur Gerantmprtrng ges
5pgell, rert9eipt9te fid aber am 8. 9e5ember 1862
Dor ben @prte8 nit Der @rflGrung : CT lei ME ell
SetrlD SraltfreidS %9epeien, tpple ober an6 nte
baS Werf5eug bteier Dper ir9e1b elmer oitbern
6remoen Otadt leirt; er let lldd9 WtericD 9elanot
pprber, Inn i'm SntereI1e Spallien8 9epi1len Mlt>
lprii9eu 9fadbrnf 5t getet, ridt ober Inn eml
2arb fur 8raufreid 5l erpberll, llnb ba CT iab, baB
baB Sranfreid babir1 Sielte, lit Otericp, NIT Ser
leBl1tg bes 2pilbpner Gertrages, cine alI8l6lieBli6
fran56iildc Bplttif. ein5ufiibrert, 10 babe CT feline
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inter mariner 9arle9ung Der 2iebe un6 be8 8es
bauernS BON Seitelt beS Splfe8 ab9ing. @e9ens
tpdrtig ftebt er nelerbi198 al Der Spite Der STE
oplution III Spanie1t, befebli9t $1,000 Otann
Sruppelt 1ebff Sreipiai9en II. errin9t ben ~11eltelte1
gtadrtdter1 9endB, itnllllterbroGere Sitnlti9e @r~
fplge.
@eueral 8rinl lift Bel benz amerifanii6en Gplfe
felt leiuem 8elube OtericO's lit freunblt6em Qln>
belfel1. Gr ldrieb eiri0e Sriefe iiber Die Grill
nub Niilitdr~ 3uftdllpe 9ln1erifa'8, iiber bieglrnleet
beS 9~tprbeltS, BON weldell er %eiltSelre Sbeile 81
lebe1 @elegenbeit bate, rnp dlBerte iid barirl nit
bober Seipunberung. s@r bepieS iid IN 8Ort
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~leiller Snltitntipnelt, al8 eifri9er 8elSrberer be8
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%itirSun9 III Spaniel1 unb Gnba, NIB Die SerIfe
fentlidung b%eIielbet ipirb ais ein iAperer &n9riff
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unb SpauielS rerpd@ti9t, pelde lem S9ldlal
beliegelt rnb ibt beS 2albes permiele cit battet.
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arIlesi mtO oi Penn f Sclt s. % G9ass 1p SarHa,. % Sss
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$50 5dtetbti4er, 4 Bud Cap, bal6afbunbem
1000 ~ Helm Alto.
35 fein, cgnf1 nbta aebrnter
SEQ &tss Sdretbs, Gap, Srtef= Hnn Nptenpopter
20 y @afpapier. aTorttrt
5000 e~ilprttrte SGrtitba6er
800 Tprtpfcltp8
8letfltfte, Tetern, ItMte II. I, ~.
G~ @int8e rer rnebicinii9sn Bidder Nnb aebrau6t rnb
lrfrben b~elonber& tttfauft perbeu.
Ste oudDer uHp Snitruuente tSnaeu an Eaae bsr BEN
gerflufe ~nn9e1eben trerben.
@~atalo8e iab Gf 0srtlneen su 6aten.
Robert Ttet6cr,
SurBepn unb Sbt. GpI. II 9 Dol.
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GOrtbeile alts5abeuten luAt.
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6unfers@ Convention unb beren Nnwalt am1
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C~tferncm @jeISfpiueen.

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Gaitintcre, 20. San. 1866.
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6S Gemfae, 10. 8sbrrdr 1865, UNI II ltr AVtttaes FIR ben
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ether
DaapfmiibIe n. Ne9termmgS=OebduSc
@~Ieranbrta, pa. s.
98afttn8tpn, 90, IS. Sanuar 1866.
Muf D1entItdfr &utttCn miro am DienHas, 80. Sauuar
1865, UNI IL lbr @prrtttta98 su Nlerlntrta, ga, ~fploentcs
bHenttihe @tgentbum %eerltcieert:
8te Dd m y m il Die an GtngfraBe nabe peOtpnn, elm
%2fbtt9es %Getdute, Al BET 67 SUI, uno eth Brame. @ebdute,
10 bel IA 6u6.
l Oampftefel, ~bDIdnbis 80 @frtefrnftl
1 DONKEY pumPe IS piertefraft)
6 4rC6e etferne Stfet
1 tleiner etferner Reftl
l 0ampf8 Butte nit @epinbe
] etlcrnet S6rdubfCf
2Sdrdubensangen
l pdar aepptnlt6e 3dn9en
600 6uB gDahtrs ue Sdnpff6Inu1
1 9ar m d t n n btasnt 3afanS Is Yftrte.
Nn Ye9trrlfr nape 8tn9ltr, Gin 8rames6eb6ube
60 Bet 1877 SaB.
S6Ga6ttaus b%efefeno Gus ~foieenten Standardization:
5rame= @ebdube, 20 pig 81 8ne tS&Ia6ttausl
/ 8rame .@etduSe, 20 Eel IL SUE (sum Sdia6tbaus attD
1 5rame- @ebSupe, so BET 20 6uB. Sftce unb Mena5e
simmer.
1 araamc- Gebinte, II tct IS 8uF tetaal.
G6erio Sitter unb @latfsrnn unb Elm erp6er 9retm (Scep),
% 5uB lang uno 10 Eus brett.
8ebtn8Ensfn-Saa in &e8terun8SipnNs am @srtaufstaee.
6. sell,
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Me8terMng8sOcrFanf.
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&C. in Original erpadurg,
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1000 SaGrmotraSen
10000 6larftfcn
$1,000 Bett11fe
$4,000 g;ttOcden, teiueu Ii. taunrtp.
10000 NluSquttp gtebe
$1,000 RcpfSuee
% coo 8tfeuSlee
10000 %9etntuGlr, Ieiucn II. buumr-
&letbuneSfnfe.
DO. coo u~ntertpfen
$4,000 S6ldfebde
10000 @aar SCfen
10000 Nadr pantpfeIn
10000 Ia6tmisen.
$4,000 Sanbtader, orue @rEfe, SudaDad,
1900 9tGlen-odnttitter
1000 Serbletten
1000 gar6S rptber SldnneI
240O ydrtS @uttd @erdha Sud-
1000 Suttl 9erhd DedenS
1000 Sntied Otubtsr Rtfen unb golfer
1000 G1rpdS Sdneem1tten
1000 tV Stantet ~lleberaIae
10 900 @funS 91ers unb Tulte
Sauntp. Bats, baunrrn. Q4dtte, SGnter ac.s
Gin tletner Gteil Sn pPrifebsnten IrttteIu fnb 6ebrdldt
unb rperben %bieielben tegarat %pertauft. Der ert6te GGetI TT
reu unt in misunderstanding. @atalree fnb auf Ser.
laneen Su baben.
&ptert SIet6cr,
16ia16n1l Surg. u. 8reS. Gcl, Il 9 Q, g0e0 Yurb Il 9 "
Gertauf BON 5uriidgebaltenen Yferoen.
OuartIermeiferS Office,
Wa1btngtrn, 9. g., hen IL. Desbr. 1855.
Der @eneral- Qudrtternetfer Der Mrrnee befteblt, bas oue
&e eterun9 S-gferbc nun tn @ieabDrO, De- an ben SS3Re
~btetenben cerfauft perSen.
Tie Gertdufe merbtn taber tn @te8bprp, .. G.. Ratts
fn6sn ant nGdfcn
Dounerftag, ben IA. DECEMBER 1865
bietnuen uO trerben an jeeent earduf ~fUIecnben Dtenfao
unb . Onnerfa f%prtsefett bts nle bCrtauft Hnh.
Sin 3ODt NTH BITE Se6Ste StraBen gperfte jcbe Stunbe
am WertduiStd9 y rloNen,
Dteis gfetbs tnb NIT Spreialt dusge Gu6t pprten unb Grt.
6elcr. benin dle DorbCr gum Uestaut dnge b,tsnen.
IS netben tteieibsn etuSeIn ~oertauft, Ser @erfauf beatnut
UNI 10 ubr %uCreens,
asVertaufs' Ssbtneun9en - 8aar In Der. Stadten @eIb.
SameS u. &ftn,
Uret. 1rt9. @enerat In darae.
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GnBlcn gum &ofenpreis

1915 &nblcn gum &ofenpreis $12
Die sGpn umenten Union Gpmpasute" bat ben Yrets Be
Rcblen dnt 1915 pr. Epnne BON 224O Yfp. tIr Subfcri
benten erbbbt. Sn BpIet her @rbGbun9 Der Jradt tf bic
ifs S~prlaufte Der SpfenpretS.
Burger! 8Unmt unb fu~biertttrt uuf btelet Stpd. gBir
beripre6en @u9 BITE befen GUblen, reI&e in ben Mtartt
tDn1riet, es TT nod eth ftbcrer Snoefentent, weldeS it1
belier inter effirt, ais 7I3Oer.
Der Retdtlpress bfr SUbIen betrdet 512 90 pr. EUnne,
NIT etner St6erbeit etues baIbteen StetgenS.
8dltimprern beRett urb Bite etntiee Gpmpaenie, psl6er her
gBaftr unb 9dnbtrdnspprt Stet6Jeitte CUR V~erfl9une febt.
Mctientnbaber, weI6e BITE Tpblen Mot brau6en, tbnnen
Ste1e bur6 BITE Gonpaenie Dertaufen lahen peIte bic pro.
fite, Dt1tpenben bar pom 0erfauf abcrfafNeer SpbIen emit
f~prtn8en, aurldsablen.
&tfenbatn.RUblenrpf of; SIR. so BtebItfr.
Canal &~ptIenbpf f; Nm 6ube Der @arpltnefr,
Office ber GpmF nte:
VT. IS %. BapettcItrabe.
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1trumenten.

Of O''""l w" iS"'SI WuuCBlWen Sn@
1truntenten.
SHtro per Aufttpn Ssrduft int Wle6tral gursebu,s g1,s.
rehIa9sF, Quite Square, ~gtaiGoiGe, Etnn am 81 n
Is. *ebrua7 1866.
200 %aI9enae'ne Speratteds !5eaede.
25 ueinere 30
% -ecir. unb &repartr. Snfrumente
So ObtusttpnSs SefeGe
100 Sefttpns Wprarate, erpFe
200 Gaftfrt=Se fsfe, tpppelt
go DO hretfdb
59O 0fasenpnr1pfn; tbetlretIe Gt6tentaitere& enttIe
800 3atnat eb.SSnarumente
500 OaStbion.s ftlbf sutenabenb 8lbatrIprtten
1000 ShrTpff6pfe
IL coo ShrbpffGpfe NIT 3snneefds
l5OO 8rubtdntet; etnfd6e un6 bpppeIte
1,400 SGeeren
5000 NbertrefIen (TprnlQuetN
i,5OO Itite ShStd Huber 8lsifiriprtben, alerIet @r5keu
500 Set3 S6senen, cue @rGBen.
StstbDecppes, 3unsbppreffr, bDppbermt5be RIsat,rrnr;tsr
@fbur'shuIts'S nttrurtente Wfuttetfptepel Qancttfen &c. &c.
50 yin dbetl Der rben8enanntet Qrttfal Fub fbpn aes
, -ah6t unp frerben ieparat ~tettauft, Der Rea 1T aani reu.
Nte GH8sntstnstt SpeIattenS-0Efefe ~enttalten Snfruniente
tur Inpntatt9nen, @rfefttCner, fteinire OperdtiUnen, unb
Sets BON @at9eters uab Spabca.
Elm Gprratb cpt neuen
S6reibbil3ern (8lantbpots), S6reibmateriu>
lien, BafpaYier uto 5000 meoi,in. @erten.
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REMARKABLE ARTILLERY ExPERI-
KENT.

From The London Times. Sep. Ia
That the strongest irOnclad afioat might
be sent TO the bottom as easily as a wooden
frigate is now a fact about which it is hardly
possible 20 entertain doubt A target with
greater resisting powers than the broadside
OF any iron-cased frigate or the turret Of any
monitor has been completely smashed by a
particular kind Of shot fired from particu-
lar kind Of gun, and that gun and that shot
are Of British make and invention. Il is
Of equal importance to observe that the gun
which has proved so irresistible isnot piece
Of any prodigious calibre or impracticable
weight, but only such gun as could be car
ried and worked in a ships broadside.
Whereas, TOO, It's scarcely credible that any
ship could be sent 10 sea with thicker or
more ponderous armor than was represented
IN The target demolished, il is very credible
indeed that the calibre, charge, and powder
Of the gun might be increased, so that the
essential question between ships and guns
may be regarded as settled. That is the
conclusion forced upon us by the results Of
the remarkable experiments just reported
from Shoeburyness.
The target exposed TO fire on this occasion
was built up of is inches Of teak, and this
COMPACT mass Of woodwork was covered in
front with solid plates Of rolled iron eight
inches thick, and strengthened at the back
By an inner skin Of iron three-quarters Of an
inch thick Altogether, ther lore, this inn
aginary ships broadside was about two feet
three inches ia thickness-that is, about as
thick AZ the wall Of an old Norman castle,
while the materials were hard teak and solid
iron, instead Of asher and rubble Ifcastles,
in fact, had been built in such a fashion, they
would have remained up 10 our own day as
inpregnable 10 artillery as they originally
we're to bows and arrows Nevertheless,
when q gun described as the nine-inch muz-
zle-loading wrought iron Woolwich rife
gun was trained against this target, and
fred with charge Of 43lbs. Of powder and
a 250lb shell Of Major PALIssEE's chilled
metal, the effect was decisive. The pro-
iectile, we are told, event clean through
everything, plate backing, and inner skin,
and lodged itself, after exploding in some
timber, about twenty feet behind the target.
anything more crushing" it is added, than
the shock Of this missile it would be difficult
10 conceive, for it struck full upon one of
the vertical parts Of the target, and tore its
way through as IL only opposed by timber
screen" A repetition Of the experiment
did but confirm the results, and the main
iaoi, therefore, placed beyond the reach Of
doubt.
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EMISSIONS CURED.

diseases subject to man, there is disease SO hard
TO cure as Night Emissions, and physicinns are
scarce who understand treating it; and TO you
can say that have cured hundreds in this city, as
well as in different States who have spent60Dar af
ter dollar and are now well cured by me. am dali
ly receiving letters and sending medicine to all
parts of the country. Int word, all that are diseas
ed in any way, and will give call will give salts
faction for ali of the diseases mentioned in this
advertisement The best Of references given in
this city. All letters should be directed to
DIR MeGTLE. box 7I9 Nashville, Tenn.
Office over John NOTks Book Store. Union
street. between College and Cherry streets.
jlyl0--1y G
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JOIuI0crcIHI DauE s-s.ssI1
Farmers Bank Of n.
CarOlina..-............-..
Merchants Bank--,.-.-S
Bank Of R0xb0r0'.-..~.O
Miners and Planters
Bank.............--.--......AD
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pur SOUTHERN WHITES THE NEERoEs'
pt,er FRrFNns.-The Danville (Nirginia)
Nescs contains an account OF an address re-
Gently delivered 20 the freedmen OF thai city,
nj The African ohurcn, by one OF Their num- ma
Der. named LEwIs JUI.N, highly inieiii-
cent man, formerly slave IN FittsyIvania
county. Ths object Of the address the Ae'5s
savs. was TO impress upon the minds OF freed
p,er the importance Of correct understand
inc of their true relations TO the white men
az the South, whom he represented as being
their only true friends.
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Central Bank Of Na...W
Danville Bank.......-.20
Exchange Bank,of Va.20
Paramount Bank.-.-."70
Farmers Bank Of Fin
caStie..-...-s.....-......
Farmers Bank Of Va. 20
Manufacturers and
Farmers ....-......-....--SU
Merchants Bank.-.....35
Merchants and Me-
chanics' ....................75
Northwestern Bank-..90
Southwestern Bank-..5
Traders Bank............2j
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CHRONTO DISEASES.

RHEUMATISM. Affections of the LUNGS,
Diseases of the THROAT. SWELLED JOINTS,
Stiff Limbs. Pleursy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancers,
Gravel, Diseases of the Hear. and Liver, Infam-
or Serofua, Deafness, Diseases of the Eyes, De-
bilitated Systems, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and
Consumpt iOn-togethsr with all Private Diseases
and Diseases of the Urinary Organs,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

LOUISIANA.
Bank Of America ......95
Louisiana.-..-60
a" New Orleans. 80
Canal Bank.......-........-90
Citizens Bank.-....---..90
Crescent City Bank-...90
Louisiana State Bank. IS
Mechanics and Traders
Bank..--...-....... .........sU
Merchants Bank.-.......90
Southern Bank-.-....par
Union Bank..........-.....90
New Orleans Scrip.....90
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That have ever been performed in this country.
Hear what he says; ,-.
l have reason 10 speak in the highest terms of
the Napor Bath. | have practiced il for ten
years. and have found il TO fail in the treat
nent of those diseases, in from two to eight weeks
at the farthest; primary secondary, the various
constitutional forms Of Syphilis; Debiitated Sys-
Throat or Mouth; Red or Copper Coiored BlOtches,
on any part of the body; Sealy Eruptions on the
Face, Head or Body; all Diseases of the Shin;
caused by Syphilis or impure state of the blood,
Shankers, Nodes, SWeled Testics; all pains of the
bones. by Mercury and Syphilis; Enlargement of
the Joints; Falling out Of the Hair; Rheunatisms,
ScrOfuaS and Neuralgias. / am now ready to
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STERILITY.

Young married ladies whose misfortune 1t has
been not to bring forth in due season. remember
God has said yOu should multiply and repIenish.
by letter or in person. No lady over thirty-five
years of age need make application. All cOlnmu-
nieAtions by letter OF person strictly confidential
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TO THE LADIES.

All affections of the Womb treated with sue
cess. Those married ladies who have been SO I'M
fortunate as to miscarry, or prove abortive, can
be carried to their full time, if found pregnant,
ky giving me a cnll
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Commission Merchants
so. 8 souGs Market street,

A. l.. SMITH. Logan county, Kentucky.
THos. PARKEs, late W. J. X 4. PaEkes.
A. 3. Stalk, Tuscaloosa. Alabama.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
w 90 cur friends aud the pgblic generally, that
We have eneangcd MAJOR IRtnes slower Is
Solieifnr aor the KNICKERHoCkEk LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, for which we are
Agents He viii also attend q the Cohesion OF
Notes aud Accounts; procuring sltnan1ns Tor
persons in want Of employment. Also % pur-
chasing every variety Of Goods Machinery and
Agricultural Implements for persons living out Of
'A' ANDERSON. JOHSoN & SMITH.