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In Chanoery at Carthage, Tennessee
MARCH RULES, 1855.
Jesse s McCan,
-. Goes Bill
Isras MeC-al. al az.

IN tbs rause 9 Appearing 70 the Clerk sid Mss-
ter thst ne ae-e.aauts James Mccain. Mm- A.
McOlaiz, lanes r IoneY and vile Jane A., susan
HcClan, Nm. heclain Sarah Jane hcClafn,
nd Elizaheth Mccain, last thrse nliuor children
o Iohn q AcCisin, decd, are non residents q toe
stste Of ienues1eas 90 tEas the ordinary process o.
lsa G. uot ne served upon Them; It's therefore or
lerae mas puhiicHnon Be- made for f1ur successive
weeks, n the Nashville un on, nsaspaper pub
lshed DO ne city a. haenFiie. Tennessee, requir-
iaE said descendants 90 appear at Ire August term 81
~ chancery Court q smith county. q - hrIa Al
Carthage. CO the thlrd Monday ia tuguaf fFsg II
sssaer she Cross hdl az A. Mergnin s-ss,,ss l.sri
sad otnelii or tnetaine aL b. taken or consssscd
ua71s-WA ~. "a. CAMPBELL, O a %.
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Parties sending Orders 90 the JOB
Department Of this Paper will please
write - Union Omce'' on the face Of
the Copy.
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RnHahnsa.

This vice, which Is never prscticod in
the presence Of Rny enc, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesi
and most talented young men thss ever
gave tongue to elOquence or pen 10 song.
It has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim e
q living skeleton. Nor are these its FINAL
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 60 North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
Yills, Tenn. fsb3e-H
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The proscriptiye spirit of the Tennessee,
Radicals is manifested in small wav BY
the following note sent to us yesterday from
the Capitol, and dated April the 18th:
NASHVILLE, Tam, April l2th, 1856.
Editor Nashville Daily Union:
You viii stop our papers.
A. A. SNoDDERLY,
G. W. ANDERSON,
F. JoSEs, Of Claiborne.
We have complied with the order ex-
pressed in your very polite note, gentlemen.
You win besioF your concentrated patron
age upon some one who advocates your in
famous principles; We cannot eonscien-
tiously descend to anything so much at war
with the interest Of our State. We can get
along as well without your support as the
State can without your services.
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state Of Tennessse-Putnan County

IT appearirg b the underugaed. Clerk. rom ~
petition dIei .u saI court % te ia,n daYol sfn-ch
~ Ii tfs raaa III -lias " asafrr AM III
IL Bush DECD ". AntnouT bush l1i o.1er. 49,.
90 % sel land, and . apptarleg to tha Citr.. i-
ire iel,atons alleged, mas am. II Bush = 4 r.,
rastdsfil 81 the ais-e Of Tennessee. Ia T.. 49,
ordered TIA. puneaIlQn - made Ia trs Na-l.,.i.
Uuieu. aueNspapeF puti shed in the DIV IA si-ee
vile. ior tour srecessiFa weeks flr salf Vlof =
80 70 slleel aeilie ~ Horshpl.s caunig iorrs
ne .osn Of oooEevlIie. 90 ne arst sos.isg b. (,
iseo. ihen and there % inter- bra a ie.e- y, 49,
pl-.nent ieasoai Or iae sane ElI - 81 t.5t. III
bearing eE pario a % HIM. ''- i-'
-,.-...ss a.. p. n. sTJEE.
~ s-'is' tierk o. Puinsm County Cur
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from a distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested TO read the ad-
vertisement given in this paper, Of Dr..
Kings Dispens airy, No. 3 Deaderick street.
Aprl12-tf.
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of Val Paper and Ffado'0 SHADES,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sac by MERRrTr HTLL,
~ Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhSlf Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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Reforms, but not a Reformation.

In France, Spain, Italy and Portugal,
where alcoholic liquors are as remarkable
for purity as cheaPness, the people are
healthy and temperate, simply because
wine is their principal beverage. We have
a native wine in many respects superior TO
any imported from Europe. We refer to
the samburg port wine prepared from the
port grape by Mr.. A. speer. Messrs. Chill
ton Co., the eminent chemists of New
York, and hundreds of respectable physi-
clans throughout the country, speak in high
terms Of its medicinal properties. W.. &
G. W. Smith have il. [apl4-1tdw
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The Adams Express laid on our table
yesterday morning at O'Clock the New Or
leans papers Of the 18th; a little over As
hours from the press. Good speed, that.
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A SENATORIAL BULL.-A bill came from
the Senate % the House yesterday, which
was intended 10 prohibit the sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors within two and ahalf miles
Of a certain academy in West Tennessee;
but the drawer, in his anxiety 10 meet the
axieeneies Of the case, rather oyerdid the
matter, for be made the bill 20 deelsre it a
penal offence for any person ''to sell or keep
q less quantity than four gallons Of liquor.
BY this bill, then, every inhsbitsnt within
q circuit OF two and q half miles Of The
academy is hneable, If he has not at least
four gallons in his house. That would be
encouraging temperance with 8 vengeance.
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1866.

HOUsEKEEPERs troubled yith vermin need
b. 70 no longer, II they use "CosrAH's" Eztermina-
Tor We have used ft % our Subtraction and f a
box cost s., We would have h. We have crief POI
sous bun they effected nothing; bat "COstar'a" A.
hce knocks ne breath on Of Rat, Nice, Roaches.
Ants, and Bed-BuEs, quicker thar we can write it
% IL IN greai demand All over The county, Msils0
(Oh.0l Gazcte-
ss-see "C0srzA's' advertisements above.
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OUE jos OFTIoE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
nricns al this Office.
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We are obliged TO Ed. Willard, Union
street, for the latest louisville and Cincin-
matt papers.
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To Milk-men.-MlkT Tickets lpints ana
auarts) on different oolored eard-boards' oil
GOOD quality, for sale at this office.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this omce' or
printed 10 order.
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Cincinnati. OhiO.-JosEFH B. QUIEHH' Is
our authorized agent to receive advertisements ana
subscriptions ior the Nashville Uai0H.
New Orleans, La.-EDW1S E. OVERALL Of
the Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
agent 10 receive advertisements and subscriptions
Tor the Nashville Union.
Memphis, Tenn4-D. H. ToDD Co. are
our authorized agents 10 receive advertisements
and subscription, for the NashUi0s Union.
ions HoorER a Co, Publishers Agents. 81 Park
Row. New York, are authorized to contract for ad-
vertlsiBg IN our paper.
Jov oorkc 90 ,Publishers' Agents, Tribune Build
Inn. New YORK. and Browns Iron Building, Phila-
dalplia. are authorized 10 contract for advertising
10 our paper.
RM. Pr4TESsnL Co. Publishers Agents. 81
Park Row. New York. and Stale street, Boston,
are authorized 10 contract for advertising in our
paper.
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M AIZE Ma.

The food and luxury Of the age, without single
Eult one trial HIIl convince tHa moot alefleaa.
wsres psidd.nsa. Cakes. Clslris. Blanc NANCE
a. without I-iugsss E.tH 60 ar 90 cTrs at a col.
ssfin1shinr The most erd1H1..ea.. lIght Hd..-
ton % ordinary Whe1t Flour E-elfy iuF1uFrs
Bread and Cake. Isis sIa0 excel. alt inr tae.alIrr
sweet sauces graves Coz sn ar ttli, soup, A.. BOG
Ice-Craam nothing can compare Fln %. a llaa
b. ed ID milk vii produce gen cream or coler,
chocoiaie, tea, &c
Buf ID IN one pound pacEages. under ihe lriic-
raarE MaIrana with directions tur use.
mod dsfie.ous article az rod 'or children ari
inraiIds Of al ages Fer sale D. 1r1cers a1l urE-
llsts everywhere.
yghoIessis Bspot. Ia6 Fulian "a NsH Esrh.
WILLIAM DuEIEA. General Areul
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In Chanosry at Carthage, Tennessee
MARCH BULLS, ls8s.

James ". ueuny, e rs
Ameudsf and Supplemental BIZ.
Iohn r. Holings, - els.
n this csuas, & appearing b The Clerk sad Mas
Ter ihai TIE defendant VIM. scott isu n1n-rcs dent
Of The State Of Te1nasHee, 20 thal me ordinary
pr. csss 81 law cannot - served upon HIM Is 4
therefore orc erred that publication D. made Tor four
auocsasfve geeEs. 10 ths Nashville Union, q news
usnsr puflishad 10 tba city oi Nashville. TsuuHs-
49, rssuirua al dafeniant 20 appesr AZ the nerf
term III ne Cfsneery Court q smith county Al
Iuaa. Is1a. 10 snsEer cumpalnEnf's aiuentieff M
supimeutl tl. OF tla same viii - lsFea 10 cons
icased A. p Inn and 80 81 hearing e uarts
mara 80 u n. CAMPBELL CAN.
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1866.

RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages in shoot
ing small birds Is q cruel man whoever aids In ex-
terminating rats is a beneitCt0r. We should Ike
some one % give us the benefit Of their experience
In drivIng Qua these pests. We need soreihlng
besides dogs, cats, aud traps for On business -
fciclfifc american, ". J.
H5-5ee "C0srAa's" advertisement above.
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We are indebted to A. D. Allen, news
agent, for late Louisville papers.
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THE LADTEs' PEoNUSctANENro while
prstesting against all the old worthless
DsutTifrioss new in the market, the Ladies,
with one consent, have adopted the sozo-
don't AZ the one thing noedfol to insure
the integrity Of the teeth and fragrant
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1866

VOICE PROM TIE FAR WEsT.-Gpeakinz
q "Costsrs' Rat, R0acn, Ant. &C.. ENlernlinstor--
"nore gram ADD provisions are destroyed annually
in Grant comfy By vermin than goud raf Tor tons
% this Rat and Insect K.ler."-Lsao1lter lHa.j
Head
as-5ae ''Cos1AE's" advertisement shove.
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HAVING lsssed this ven known Hotel Tor
III term Of years, and having thoroughly rel tad
and refnru shed %. He are low enabled o. Hccom-
riodsts The traTe ing public 10 good style ~ any
ether noaae On tne country DO las long teen sd
Gaat NASHVILLE 49, greatly 10 reed q good hotel,
ana having the mos eeuiral and larrast house in
the city are detcrrulnfd % make 10 Second 10
none oar charges vii a. ~ times b. a. los
can poalhiy b sflrisd.
narit-sIm HARE . ROBERTS.
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1866.

"COsTAR's RAT DIFFERENTIATION is simple
safe, and sure the most perfect RAT-ifcaton
meeting We have ever Attended. Every Rat that
can get It, properly prepared Will eat T. aud every
that eats Il vii die generally 81 some place AZ
distant a. possible from where it was tazen.-LGLs
Shire, Mich Mirror.
Ba See "CosrAR's advertisement above.
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Attention is directed to the extensive auc-
ton sale Of groceries, etc, by Boiling &
Heald this morning. Those wishing bar
gains should be on hand.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,

HFGEMAE'5 Ferrated Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
ii OF Calisaya Bark, with PyTOphosphste Ct Iron.
Prepared BY HEGEMAN 4 CO., Chemists snd
pruf eists New York.
PYROPHOsPHATE OF IRON was introduced by
E. Robiquet Of PARIS, ia 1855, and received hvors-
Die NOTICE from the french Academy Il IL east y
assmisted, and not decomposed IN the somach by
food or the gastric JUICE; It is = prompt, efficient
tonic combining the effects Of Phosphorus and
Icon and n not stimulating or Irritsnt.
our FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK IL pleas
ant Cordial possessing the valuable properties Of
Caissys BARK, and contains eight grains Of the Py-
rnphosphae Of Iron IN each fluid ounce; and in all
cases where mild and efacRcious Iron Tonic Is
desired viii be found 3 most valuable preparation.
ssrrpies furnished 70 Physicians on application.
PIfRE VACCINE CRU5Ts. selected from healthy
cos1ntrv children, warranted reliable.
HFt,EMAN 4 cos Cordial El1iT Csiissya Bark.
Al-1,, sT8 Kino Loaenges and OhlorAts Posash Lo-
sepqes- All the shove sol BY Druggists
HEGEMAN & CO..
unSrT en- Chemists and Druggists, New York
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WANTED.

-, pIRsT Class BUSINESS MEN 20 enFses n
III t-ava'inE husiuees. Pay frcrs SO - -
- isy. CAL q si,f Cedar stIsui, tor eight days
Rpni5-u
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GONORRH0A
This diaauliy cured in Tow Without uausoaug n
STRUCTURES.
SYPHILIS.

s i s 5 s5s S s S 599s g9 sss; az %
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1866

FARMERS AND HOUsEK EEPERs-ahould re-
collect that hIndreds Of dollars worth OF Gram,
Provisions, &C., are annually Destroyed By Rais,
Nice, Ants aad other insects and vfrmiu--a 81
which can Be prevented By few dollars worth %
"Co5TAR's' EIt, Roach, Ant. &c, Exteruiuator.
bought and used Freely.
na-See ''CosIkEs' advertisement above.
ss-soid IN Nashville, Tenn, by " J.. a G. W.
SMITH, and al DrugEsts and Dealers.
u1arcn I'm dsv
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1866

INCREASE OF RAT5-The F,u7la'f Gusts
(Enghsh) asserts and proves BY 6gurcs that one
pair Of kATS ell nave progeny and descendants
no less than G1l $50 Iu three years. Nov, unlrss
this immense family can b. Kept down. they would
consume more iood than would sustain $500 hu-
man beings.
H5-see "C0srAR's" advertisement above.
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The Dispensary is Located at
NO. 3 DEADERICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.

IN CiyogNe4
rW1v I dttls
rs- al
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal weakness.

With any diligently womb ailments ey cured BY writing s-
Or by description given by their family Of tho
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torn IN avrvs
g Ehgh sh1it
iary l
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That received medal and h0nart'-e mention rom
r. Revai C,r,rsIaslonars n the great International
Frhifition London, ls62, iae competition pi all
rromInant rnanumaturers Of econ starcn' aui
Prepared Corn Flour q tbs aut other countries
nofhEi thEtandIug.
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Medicines Furnished at the Dl,psnsary
CONSULTATION.

All persons applying at the Dpensay furnished medicines
have their cases cured.
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Forsythe Superior COurt.-Hon. R. B.
Gillian held the Spring term of the Superior
Court for Forsythc county, at Winston, last week.
The Western Sentinel says: There have been two
convictions for horse stealing, and the punishment
prescribed by law, under the instruction of his
honor inflicted, to-wit: that of Anderson Taylor,
of ForSythe county, and that of one Jesse a.
Clover of Davidson county. The case of Capt.
r. E. Wilson for the shooting of several persons
for desertion from the Confederate army, and
other alledged offences, also came before the
Court In this case three separate bills Of indct-
ment were found by the grand jury. True bills
inr named persons charged with the same offence,
to-wit: Henry Hester John Sapp, Moses Wood
house Nathaniel Crowder James Jones, William
Ucnslaw and Thos. Close. OF these William
Ucnshaw alone have been taken, who was held in
rtcognizance to appear at the next term of the
Court in Il bond of ten thousand dollars. The
case of Capt. Wilson, who was also permitted
bail was removed for trial to the county of Rock
ingham
The grand jury further found true bills for
murder against three negroes charged Of poison
ing to death the child of Rev. NJ. E. Grunert, of
the town of Salem. The principal in this Case,
the Girl Jane, being without counsel, his honor
appointed Hon. j. r. Mclean and Gen. W. L..
Scott to defend her Her trial removed to
the county of Stokes. The accomplices John
Fulllerson and Squire Butner were tried and ac-
Quilted Messrs. Masten, Wilson, Gilmer and
Starbuck appeared in the behalf of the defend
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and that one which will accomplish their cure must
prove, this has, of i immense service to this
large class of our afflicted fellow citizcns. How
completely this COMPOUND will do it has been
proven by experiment on m my of the worst cases
to be found in the following compiasAts:-
Scrofua, Scrofulous Swellings and Sores Skin
Diseases, Pimplcs, PustuIes, Blotchcs, Eruptions,
st. Anthonys Fire, Rose CIR Eryspelas letter or
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworms, &c.
Syphilis Peneridl Disease is expelled from the
system by the prolonged use of this SARsAPARII.A
and the patient is left in comparative health
Female Diseases caused by Scrofnla in the
OF SARSAPARILLA.
Do not discard this invaluable medicine, be-
cause you have been imposed upon by something
pretending to be Sarsaparilla, while it was not
When you have used AVER s-then, and not till
then, will you know the virtues of Sarsaparilla.-
For minute particulars of the diseases it cures,
we refer you to Ayers American Almanac, which
the agent below named will furnish gratis to all
who call it.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS, for the cure of Cos
tiveness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dys
cntcry, Foul Stomach, Headache, Piles, Rheuma-
tism, Heartburn arising from Disordcred Stom-
ach Pain or Morbid Inaction of the Bowels, Flat
ulency, Loss Of Appetite, Liver Complaint,
Drop5y, Worms, Gout. Neuralgia, and for a Dim
ner Pill.
They sugar coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they arc the
hest Apercnt in the world for all the purposes Of
Prepared by DIR. ]. c. AVER 81 Co., Lowell,
Mass. and sold by Williams tS Haywood, and P.
F. Pescud, Raleigh, n. c., and by dealers every
where. march 29-eod2m
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1866.

"tDNtSDA1, APRIL II, lSOO
The Commission met and the journal of yester-
day read.
Gen. James G. Martin, fifth witness for the de-
Tense, was sworn. He was Brigader Generaldur-
ing the WARM September, 1864, he commanded
the Western district of North Carolina and was
ordered by the Department at Richmond to furn-
ish a guard OF 1900 men at Salisbury, at the time
the large number of prisoners were sent there
This guard consisted in part of about HOO Senior
Reserves, brought first from their homes and to-
tally unskiled in military guard duty, com
manded by,Oticers elected from among themselves.
The order from the War Department. Wit
ness went to Salisbury to organize this force the
best he could-found the supplies in the Q. NJ.
and Com. Departments there very scarce. The
| supplies from the country round had been sent to
Gen. Lees army-there were no tents or axes at
Salisbury, he told, but afterward got about
six axes-the guard got no Q. NJ stores and the
rations scant
Mai. Gee reported to witness for time after
the prisoners came, but the command of the pri-
soon turned over to Gen. Winder, and
Maj Gee then reported to him. Witness at
Salisbury several times during the time he had
the guard there in charge-had frequent converse
tions with the accused in regard to the scarcity of
stores there, and of the untness of the place for
the large number of prisoners sent there. The
accused was in communication with the authori-
tics at Richmond, urging that no more prisoners
be sent to Salisbury and complaining of the want
of accommodations for them-that there was no
lumber to enlarge the stockade nor to make shell
ter-every body complained of the scarcity around
there-the guard had no shelter, except what they
found in the sheds and stables near Eyewitness
the kilograms of Maj. Gee to Richmond and
the answers-thesc answers were to the effect
that an engineer would be sent to inspect the
prison. Witness came to Raleigh to get supplies
but could get none from the Confederate authori
ties, made requistion for tents and axes, few
of which furnished, he afterward
tents in the prsons-nonc of the guards, except
those who were there before the prisoners of
came, had tents-the tents in the prison were
used on the ground, and not pitched, when he
noticed them. Prisoners were continued to be
sent after Maj Gee telegraphed not TO send any
more-he answered that an inspector would
be sent out and that he must do the best he could
with them, as there was no where else to send
them.
The witness explained the manner of making
impressments, by which it appeared that Maj. Gee
had no authority to impress provisions or other
| things. Sever al General Orders of the Confeder-
ate authorities in regard to impressments were
read and entered of record as l'art of the testi-
mony for the defense
The Senior officer of the guard forces at Sails
| bury had the command, but could not control
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4 Suggestion.-Clawson has painted signs
for nearly all who need them in the City, and we
think it would be Il good idea now to get him to
noiut the names of the streets on boards OF suit
able size to put up at the corners. We frequently
come across persons who have resided in the city
for wears, who cannot give us the names of some
Of the most public streets, hence there is good
deal of confusion and difficulty in giving direc-
,os to strangers to find particular localities, and
business men are equally at loss in advertising
their business stands. Label the streets and
number the houses, and much Inconvenience and
confusion will be obyiated.