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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18

FIRE-About halfpast four o'clock yes
terday afternoon the alarm Of ere was sounded
from box 58-central ofhoe-fre having been dis
covered in the large clothing establishment of
Msssrs Wall, Stephens Co., on PeRusyivania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. The
Rremeu wsro soon out and had several streams of
water on the flames, which were soon extinguished
The FIRE originated from a defective hus in the fur
mace in the German club rooms on the second
floor, and when discovered was between the floor
Of the second story aud ceiling Of the hrst. The
6remen soon had the boards up and the streams
on. A large quantity Of goods were damaged by
water before they could be- removed. 1t was i'm
possible for the gentlemen to estimate their loss
until they see what goods are damaged. Tho loss
Is covered by insurance.
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The awards viii be made after the eonser on the stage
Of the theatre where three thousand persons can wit
peg H. eonnit.ae win be sppontsd By thesudisnes
Pt.!.t lit: q ,.srd. yil be gsb.h.d and supplied
yil retain them ua,i amer the made and Il
I'm p: III II; s:y Win ~ hsr
ping Of goods deeds for the property Tickets for sale
81 ali the principal Hotels Book and Music Store. !. the
city and = 4: &c Il II. sIn%o.h y.r
to..l Orphans Home Pad, corner Of Seventh street
.,s yiy.a!. .y.ps. ,w;,; Il PS
Give tkis sstsrpr.s their kisS sspps ssd thsrsby
de. relieving the SAAis Of the osSAsns q our fallen
0ASD "a large suuNsr b ticket. rsn.,nisg u..old,
THURSDAY, @. Nh Of October 1855, At which time it
The many swindiiss schemes that have been pre-.
ssnsd to the publie durng the past few months
the throughout the country that this enterprise
vas genuine. and .olsly for ehartabls purposss The
have allotted sunesnt time to guarantee the sales
without any further posiponement,
Union; ' SoI Cha 4 GsPsH I S Major n HAL II Al.
BERGER. WILLIAM B. MORSE, Managing Directors
TREASURY DKrARrxxnD
OHHIcE OF INTERNAL REvESUE, )
wAsHIsaros, July q, 1868.
restor." Of the GRAND National Concert, to Be held
In Washington, d. c. ,on the I'd OF August next have
tsrss Rsyenus Tor The eoseton district Of the District
Of Columbia for psrmis sion hold lottery rafs or
gin enterprise and presented 70 him satisfactory evil
enterprise will Be devoted 70 charitable usss PERMITS
sion Il hereby granted to such managing direetors
to hold sueh lottery, rse or gin enterprise free from
all charge, whether from tax or license In respect to
such lottery, rans, or gin. ssS. s, ,.
All persons vorsbiy disposed are requested to act a.
agents, but NO commissions will be allowed.
Money should In all BE- sent BY post once order
dram, express, or registered letters.
In every case send the name and post oes address,
county and State Of each separate
stamp All orders for tickets mus! b addressed to
Secretary Soldiers, and Sailors National Concert,
Washington, D, @. Lock Box No. 81.
REFER, BY PERMISSION, To-
Maj. Gen. Winfield s. Hsneoet, UsA.
Gen Robert G. schsnck, n. O. Ohio.
Gen. HAlbert 3. Paine, N. c., Wisconsin.
Gen. John h. Ketohum, n. g., New York.
Gen. Jsmss O. Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. J. n. Hsdrck, Iowa.
Gen. D. Q. McCAllAm, d. 9.
Gen o. v. Dayton, New York.
Hon. Thos. v. Ferry, Y: @, Michigan.
ppG. y0IpsS . .:S District ss y Of S0lumba
HOs VIM kslisy. 4. Q. , Psnnsylvanl..
HOa. Eboa Q: Ingsr.oli, y q, Illinois.
Hon. 4. Il. Lsain, 4 q, New York
Hon Hon william 4 S:.sil, Y. &. Esw jersey.
Hon. #ss s S:siSs: y % Wilson G. fsas,v.n
Hon. J. B. 0rinnel, y. G., lows
MAI. q. n Van Barren, New York.
Gen. x. B. Hayes, n Ohio.
Hon q. 4. Latham, N. 9; West virgins.
Hon. Thcs 7, Davis, 4; c, New York.
hon. Samuel ]. Randall, r. c., Pennsylvania.
is6.sod2m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

l.r ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
sfiLprSo HApEIH. ..........,.. .paopRlsroRs
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS or TEE BRILLIANT
FAMOUS pS1.xTio sSEcrAcLs III
Rs.adapsd sad srTsaSsd. I, fos, acts BY NJ. Thos
ICk wiTCHi -..,.
KNIGHT OF RI 4 ~ ssosrS HAND
on,s.. s..s..f.I ~: ss=.ss.d
al Il: isss ss.: 's s.S SAIL has '''h'd
THE , f. :! = s s1sssss a".
NJ. SossParNs TYSON,
Mr.. FRED WILLIAMS:
Little HLIzA aLAssFoRD,
ABLE CAST OF cHARAcrxRs,
No extra change for ssats secured in advance.
Door: open az quarter W ssvsa. Curtain viii rise
quarter 70 sight. - ssls.u
INAUGURATION OF
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE
cossEs or Hnrn sr.ssr AsD P,ussrLvAIrA Avrru,,
MADAME eHIoHI,s AMP sIeIoR susrHI's GRAND
z. b '' ITALIAN oHERA.
hAX srRAkosCH............ DIRECTOR
On FRIDAY September n, sad SATURDAY, s.p,, n
n. PosIrIvILY oHLf TWO NIGHTS
, dRAHD CHORUS AID oRcHlsfRA
-.. FRIDAY, ssrfIlfBlR 81, 1885,
For the hrst tine IN this sity me celebrated comic
'ec: sis n e; TAG E co sai'is:,''
with powerful sast splendid new wardrobe, appoint
orispi.o. oobsl.r. ... -. .us.or su.p,
annetta his WIFE,. Nile. Pauline C.sissa
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18

EOR SALE-A FILE OF THE DAILY
IL NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, (unboundl from the
hrst Issue, Nov 28 1850, 10 the prsssat isy Address,
N. .. K, at this Office. ss7-u
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Florida.

The Attorney General of Florida has
addressed communication to the Gov
ernor, in which be declares the act Of
the Legislature prohibiting the freed
men from keeping or bearing arms, ex-
cept by special license, to be unconsti'
tutional.
OF the inducements to emigrants and
the agricultural prospects of the State,
the following paragraph reports;
Since the termination of hostilities,
Florida has had large accession to
her population. The current of emil
grafton still moves on. Her fertile soil
and genial elimate-her forests Of valu-
able timbers and boundless pastures
her orange groves-her innumersble
lakes, swRrming with q thousand spe-
cies of fish-are inducements TO those
who desire to exchange Worn-out plant
ations for a fresh alluvial soil The
Confederate soldier has returned TO mis-
wonted avocation with alacrity. Her
citizens generally seem to be actuated
with that degree of enterprise which
denotes q return Of prosperity at an
early day in the future. The small
farms that dot her forests are being
renovated and newly improved. The
long cotton to which her soil Is pecu-
/ liarly adapted, will constitute the bulk
of her crop the Present year, and, IN
fNeness Of staple, closely approximate
that which is produced on our sea IS
land plantations One hand viii eultl'
vate on her lands, with esse, ten acres
in cotton and FIVE in corn. An average
crop on the pine lands is bale OF long
cotton, weighing three hundred and
fifty pounds, to three acres, and twelve
bushels of corn per acre of land. The
hammock lands yield more.
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The passage Of the Loan Bill IN its
present form does not give Secretary
McCullOch much additional power over
the currency. He can retire only ten
millions in six months, and at the rate
of but four millions month after
wards. The conamendable feature about
the bill is, that it forbids any increase
of the public debt, and starts the na-
ton on the road to = resumption OF
specie payments. These are substan-
tial points gained, which will prove
strong buttresses for the public safety.
Along with the Loan Bill goes 2 plan
for the equitable distribution Of the na-
tiOual bank currency among all the
States, the whole amount of bank
issues being limited 70 S300,000000. We
need not stop 70 remzrk that in this
simple measure is an open recognition
Of the continued existence of States -
States. As we have hsd occasion % IN
1 innate before, the Secretary Of the
| Treasury is held in check sufficiently
by the circumstances Of the county,
and need not have been restricted by
the terms Of such bill far below a
point at which he might have it in his
power to operate 70 tie public AdTan-
tage. He has procured Congressional
endorsement of his principle. hOweyer,
and the country has the assurance thai
a return 70 the hard dollar bottom -
the real object and aim Of legislation
Bossev PoFt
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News from the South American coast
gives little hope of speedy settlement Of
the Peruvian -Chilian difficulty. No great
progress has been made by either beIliger-
ent There is soma talk Of bombardiug
Valparaiso, but that is not probable. There
is a report Of an intention Of the Spanish
to take possession of the Chincha Islands.
The revolution in Panama died out, and
a majority Of the prisoners set at liberty.
WAsHINGTOE, April 20.-The President
has recognized MOntz Won Baumach as
Vice Consul Of Oldenburg, at Milwaukee,
and Vice Consul Of Bavaria, at the same
place.
The President has approved the bill au-
thorizing him to transfer a gunboat 70 the
Rspublic Of Liberia, which is % pay for the
vessel. Also, for the joint resolution pro-
testing against pael0ns by foreign govern
ments Of persons convicted Of infamous
crimes on condition Of emigrating to the
United States. Also, bill 10 reimburse the
State Of Missouri for money expended for
the United States, in enrolling, equiPping
and provisioning militia forces 10 aid in
suppTessing the rebellion. The sum Of
S6Ti 800 is appropriated for the purpose.
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onite Rrcitement.

There was considerable excitement
this morning, in this city, Ocesslonea
by the arrest, by the civil authoriiles oi
Jones county, Of a negro woman ohsTg-
ed with the offence Of murder, severai
vears since, and who was released from
iail in Clinton when Sherman S army
passed through that place. The wo-
man has since been lying around loose,
when the Sheriff of Jones with assist
ants got authority Of the military com.
msndant Of this post to re-arrest and
convey her 90 Clinton, for trial The
officer was also authorized 10 tie the
woman to prevent her escape. On pass
ing across the bridge, some freedmen
saw the party aud Immediately raised
an alarm for her rescue. A large crowd
collected and started in pursuit some
Of Them armed 10 the teeth But the
enterprizs failed, through the energy
and pronptnezs Of the military author
ity who dispatched some soldiers toar'
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
HIsEwERY.

UrAsBvlILE UNION PRINTING oO.-Boos
~, Io6 Prsnters, and publishers Of the Dai'
~ and weekly UnIOn, Funler's Alley, between
Union and. DesdericE streets.
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RANKEHS AND BROKKRs.
nELL AND BRAss FOUNDERS.

derry DUMOHT, Bsn and Brass Foundsfs' n,ii,
Wauufsefurers of an kinds Of brass sOrkt
dealers 10 gas, steam and water pipe, oil wen tu-
Asng and pump, gum hDse, packing. sPelbsI, ho'oei
and baDbii No. "A Broad street, neal shs i4'ei'
maTl4
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rest the freedmen and bring them back
TO the city. This we learn was done,
and some forty or fifty dsrkies are now
under guard at the camp at Academy
lot, for their attempt 70 interfere with
the administration Of law and justice.
Macon Citizen, l7th.
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COLSATE,S HONvvs0.B

THIS celeh'aiei Foiis' soap, Ia such universal
demand. ia made rom Che choices, ma,eusIs. ts
wiid and smoliens in i.s asar,. fr.sranly
scsatst, and extremely bsusacIsI .s ..s a.a5u
upon he ssa- For ssls by al Drug sts sai
Fancy Goods laalers- let4-ly
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The Original and Best IN ha World
The only true and perfect Hair uva. Harm
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. Fradurss
Immediately splendid Black OF uataraI
Brown without uIUuus iLe hair or sL.a.
Remedies the Iil effects Of JaI dives. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine Is SIGNED
William A. haichel1r. Also.
kCgCacrGfHg Eltrget Or N-cF-rs. f5~
htst0rHg and hgza tIre be Haf-.
CHARLES BATCUELOL, NEw Yoaz.
aepl5-ty
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We Ask

The suffering millions ~ our lsni 10 givs this
remedy a tnal convinced that by ~ timely use
many may ~ relieved, many cured of Dyspepsia,
Heartburn. sour stomach, sex Headacae, BiEu-
mess, Indigestion, fhes, ClsGFeness, Bilious A..
tacks, Liver Complaints, khelmaflc Afeetouas &c.
Read the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with ca B bot
aes and 10 not use ths medicine Against the adglce
Of your Physician
Manufactured only y TARRARy CO.. "a
Greenwich strest, NeS York.
s~-For Hais ~ sll DrsgRsta- myf1y
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First GLASS Steamers,
SUFFER RS
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANrAos

TARRANT a Cos
Gsntlsrnen--I am = resident Of Curso0a. and have
been disposed 10 write % you coucermng the real
value q your sELIIER APERIENr a. a rernedy
or Indigestion end dyspepsia. & desire 30 express
% you my sncora gra1tude forthe greai oeneht uhe
bEbIlhk has done my wife.
For iour Or i've years my wife has been sadly
afflicted with DYSPEPSIA, aud ai.er being under the
treatment Of several Doctors ior two or thres years.
she was finally induced 10 sees tho advice of
learned Physician, Doctor Caballs, % Venezuela
who immedlaeiY treated her win your Efiih-
NEsChNT BELILEk APERIENT. she began tc
improve az once, ana b. nov FEKFECfLT WILL
feel i 90 bo my duty for the good Of humaniiy %
make this statement, ieelIng t1al medicine % val
uatse should ha widely known.
trusting you vii give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
s. p. q. HENRTQUER,
New YORK, June q, -. Merchant, Cufaeao, s.A-
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NO. 3e1.
SPECIAL NOTICES

SOTO fosRt.FHs.-Photograqhs Of Generals
i.',l! Z Seeefai and Conioderats- The Iarrert COLI
leelion N the west, ior sale. vsb8Iessie a.,
retail. Remember the place. E,IIe-v of ~
mrcial Hotel. " l5,-..s- 5.1.,e !,
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WALL PAPER, etc.

M ERRlTT A HILL-Dealers in Wall Paper
MI Wind0E Shades, WndoW Glass aEd PholO.
graphic Material, ~ Chufnh street, Mayneid
building, opposite Maxwell House.
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water.

NO natural or artificial compound hiss yet been
IN discovered or manufactu red thai equals these
waters preventative, relief and permanent cure,
for many temporary and chrome diseases, as prov
ed by the experience Of many thousands vino have
drank them for years, with the most beneficial ei-
fenta
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COLLECTING AGEATs.

n s. TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal,
IL, collects Note, Accounts, &C, IN Middle Ten
ncssee Once at State Capitol, next door 10 Fed
ral Court Room. J. y. Lock BOX 81. see adver-
titement in another column. ldecs-om
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adopted on this side of the river; and
we make bold to say that the outlaws
and robbers on this border have now
to hunt their holes if Gen. Getty shall
maintain even q comparative neutral
ity in the afsirs Of this side saaa.
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COAL AND WOOD.

Y NIGHT BROTHERS.-Deslers IN Cumberland
~ aud rittsburg Coal. Wood sawed and sPhtin
stoFe lengths. OIhce 49 Church street. Yard on
Rolling Mnldin, south Of Broad. All orders flled
promptly.
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cnNGREss WATER

Is = eathartic alternative and tonic and Is vsus-
bic remedy for affections Of The Liver and Kidneys,
DYspeps a, GiOut, Chrome Constipation and Cutane-
Gus diseases. Is most powerful preventive Of the
Feyers and Bilious Complaints, so prevalent 10
warm Q1rnafeg
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5-NIioN lHisHAEy Checks on the u
ser banking Co., Bcllast. Ireland. Id. Gums
q Il % sic for sale az c. IS. U-lway's I--5-
ksr Oihce, No. IS College street.. al
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w Wholesale and Retail Iealers Ia Iin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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NEWS DEALERS, Gle.
REAL ESTATE AGBNTs

DONE 8 TUNNELL-Wholesale and Retail
} Booksellers. StalOners and News Agents.
No. 40 North Cheuy street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Browns Bronchial Trochss


For Brouehiiis, Asihma, Cstsuh. Cou4uup-
live aud Thruai Dl.ra.r.
ra0curs Aar rsEu Win sLUtIa a11u SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC sFEAkHRB
VII 6nd Troches useful IH rialr1g tHe voice sle1
taken before singing or Speaking. ana roHevH. tas
throat afsr an uaUsla szsrHl or t1r yo-sI orIsHa.
the Troche- are recommended ant prescribed hy
Physieana, and have hlI Testimonials -rom .1l.-
nent men Throughout tbe county Being a1 a.u.
Gle Of true merit. and hay.ag pr5rai their efficacy
BY Test Of many years, cash 7eaz daas taoH ua.-
diuonal iooalite- in VARIOUS ,.- al ln- sard ANA
uhs Troches are universal laaa1sd IetIsr r.,an
other arucles.
Obtain only "BE1wy's Bra1-1T,t TtrC1us.' aui
do not take any Of he Worthless Im'ntoaa tsst
may b. offered.
Sold etsryvhere .n ue Ul..ei -,siea, anil Fur-
eign Cou-uiea, az % cents per bon.
null-8m
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IA AYERs 3 HUNT-Manuacturer Of all the
Nt Latest Styles or First Glass Carriages and
Bugges, Express Wagons and Carryalias y Nortn
Market street.
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LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 business Agents, over Hork's Book store, Ss5a
Union strt et, Nashville, Tenn. auz6-bme
r. = TITNRRs A. T
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IS good and as ohe,ru..y as Formerly.
UslAE .IdNE a. co..
uOyl-u N..H Union street.
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EMPIRE WATER

Is a osthsrtic, and a vslBable remedy for Rheums-
dsm, Derangement Of the Liver, Diseases OF the
Skin, and General Debility. Its effects are most
saluiary iE Lung Diseases. Il is an almost sure
cure for scTofula snd the most aggravated forms OF
Dyspersia As preventive and cure ioT all Bilious
DerRngeTnents it stands unrivRled.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
6repts OF fInsurance Companies.

CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance Companies.
CAREY SMITH. Nos. Sc aud IS Union street,
I } (up staira) represent the iouOsiDg Companies:
Etus n Hartford, Sscurity, Manhattan, Metropoli-
an, Phasair and Kn ckerbocksr Life q New. lork,
And Accident Of Colinnpus, ohio.
ATTORNEYS ar Law.
C,AMPBELL MoEWEN eRoEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys al Law ana Claim Agents, practice m ell
The Courts. Collect4ons promptly attended 70
also claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected. Offee u North Cherry street 1R sealls;
OTIS, Z. A.-AtsOrney and Counsellor at Law,
" Office ~ Cherry 81: p o. Box 14s-
RAEKERs AND BROKERS.
VNIRsT yATIONAI, BANK -eovernulent Deposi-
n -ttry--ko so College street, between Union
and the PuBic Square Dealers IN Uncurrent
Moneg Exchange, Coin, and Government EecuIi-
o. al N Kinds. stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission Collections promptly Al
'eaaeii 81 saxyosp. Pres't Jas G. oeDES .oashr.
X. 6. JasrsoE, AssistaLt Cashier.
zTARR, THos s.-Broker, corner Union and
MI College streets, buys and sells Gold, OGcur'
renf Money, Government Securities and NoucherHs
Collections attended 70 promptly.
Also buys and sells on clmmlEslon-
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - Cherry street, desls in Exchange, Govern
rnent Securities aud Con. Collections pTouHpty
ate nded 10 J. LUHsDEF, Cashier.
E{,HIRD NATIONAL BANK or NASHVILLE
Ileals Ia Exchange; Government securities
and Coia. Collections promptly attended %.
cold Stocks snd Bonda ID on Commission.
W. ". BEEAT. President. EDaAH JoAEs, .- Oa--llleL.
s-------A---ss.-.s.-s.--.-
BELL AND BRAss FOUNDERS.
nERRY 4 pUMosq. BsI and Brass FOundsrs,
Manufacturers Of al kinds OF brass HOIAt
dealers 10 gas, steam and Wster pipe, oil vel tu-
Aing and pump, gum hOse, PACKING spslDeiI hoioeI
and babbii, No. "A Broad street. nesF ths I4feI'
maTl4
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
ITEsFVlI1E UNION PRINTING OO.-BoOk
~ ~, Ion Prsnters and publishers Of the Dai-
- and weekly UnIOn, funters Alley, between
Union and. DesdercE streets.
BREWERY.
,PRING WATER BREWERY.-MAEKEL
- FRANK, Successors 70 d j. DruekeE. brewers
OF Ale and Lager beer, NO. Al Broad street, Nash
VIE. Tenn. ldecs Iy
BoOKsELLERs AND sFATIONERs.
SINGLkToN, R. H-BookseUer, Publisher
y S.Auoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
Building.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
AAYERs A HUNT-Manuhcture Of all the
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g9aaIlrille @g(niun.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED By THE
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING GO
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TENNESSEE.
Attorneys aud claim Agents.
INSURANCE.

ny S. DtIANY, Attorney At Law, and Wsr Claim
~. Agent, Cleveland, Tenn. noyzo-ly
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Ginseng, Feathers, Beeswax.

TUE b ehest msrfef pre- - - ~ i M goo.ts
Co. ~ fF Narth Marsal street. ffon Wells ~
stansil fs- t..aasng. faalnera and haasaar 4.
much a. d. 90 lha. 6lnssng wanted
Ia1la-n
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RoOKsELLERS AND sFATIONERS.
CAKKIAGE MANUFACTURERS.

DlNGLETON, r. Il -Bookseller Publisher
y Sianoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
building.
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Adminlstraior's NoSios.

HNnuNi6lFa akUl teNAiaps
TTkVTNG qua lied a. Adnu.strai1r on Ore o.
tata @. John H. bal. de.e .eaae.i, if.- if ao uH-
~ al persons EaFnE CEHf narslaat siI e.'t.e .H
hIs them win ms aIIBu .ur tine pr.rerlrl ~
iaa, or hey vii ue barred a1l iiuae In-eriei ''
come f0raard and make puIIuen.-
'.,fsF IlH. HU SMITH. tfini'r
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