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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-07

In making mention yesterday Of the st
tempt TO pass a counterfeit $50 treasury note,
we wrote Cline, instead Of Slime, as the per-
son upon whom the attempt was made.
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parties sending Orders TO the JOB
nen,r,ment ofthis Paper will please
,,rite =. Union Office" on the lace oi
Inc CopY.
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HOME AGAINu

HAVING returned again with a large
stock Of
TrimminGs. worsteds. Zephyr.
&c, &c,s
10 the old home, I would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville that we will
be prepared to manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Fringes,
&C., &c.,
as good and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BONNIE 4 CO.,
noy1-tf No. 9 Union street
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No. 1913.

EOR SALE-l65 fest on North Front street, eas'
side, next north OF and adjoining Bridge street.
known as the Brick Bridge Toll house property
embracing the Toll-House adlRTge Livery Stable
1t will be sold as swkole or In lots. Now rented FOL
over $500 per snnum.
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Old course Of treatment

Fhyseens re constantly annoyed BY patients returning with secondary .v--t,-.
d. JoNES has dscoyerd q mode Of treatment for These dsrssesw hEh -ts.-
pleasure than q pain. is treatment has uudeupnea thoroash vrsl~r- -
hs been tuud much more efficient than o. other. He is never troubled vk M,
omplunt o. patients with secondary syphilis aWnTep. Dream or vb -.----
toms produced BY the Old School Treatment FF
DR.. JoNEsS charges are the sam Ia all cases-wfl change che r-. ,- ,.
weeks attention that ne would Cor one month, and t IS cf course - hs g.r~t i,
cue as speedily a. possible
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-07

Hon. John Evans, United States Sem
ator elect from Colorado, who has Just
arrived from that Territory, reports
that unfaltering confidence prevails
among its people in the immediate adj
mission Of Colorado as a State. They
have complied with every important
provision Of the enabling act, and rely
implicitly upon the good faith of Con-
sress in It's prefer OF receiving the Ter
ritory into the family of States. The
late elections proved in the strongest
manner the people Of Colorado loyal
and Jealous supporters of the Federal
Government, thus seconding the noble
record they earned in the war. The
copperhead ticket was beaten two to
ope,a and the Legislature shows a two
thirds Union majority. The election of
DR.. Evans and j. B. Chatiee TO the Sen
atorships is the browning proofs OF the
tone of the Union element, both gen
tlemen being radicals Of the most out
spoken stamp. They were elected,
Governor Evans on the FIRST and Mr..
ChsfFee on the second ballot and both by
q majority nearly two to one over all
opponents.
The Legislature have Just passed a
resolution earnestly asking admission
into the Union, and another guarantee
ing the ratification Of the anti slavery
amendment to the Constitution of the
. United States, in each case with but
one dissenting vote. The total vote
cast for Governor was 7,451, or nearly
two thousand more than Nevada q com
parison Congress cannot, in all fairness,
ignore in the decision of this question.
The fact ia, Colorado, loysl and Union
loving, is the very kind of stepping
stone TO lay in the progress of Empire
across the Continent-Csica9O Tribune.
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REMOVAL.

A REINeToN a FARRAR have removed their
n ohce 10
NO. o9 PUBLIC SQUARE
Next door 70 the City Hoe, snd adjoining the
Merho Inst Pubishing House, where Their viii be
most happy 70 receive their friends a1d customers
n their comfortable once Rsusmber, No oe-
AREINGTON 4 FAIRFAX
fa52 In Real Esste and General Agents
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f. P. Cone has received the Chimney Cor
ner, with plate Of "His only Pair" Clipper,
Wilkes Spirit, Home Journal and Weekly,
Saturday Reader, Freeman's Journal, Ban
ner Of Light, Saturday Magazine.
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ors Ion OyvIcE.-weare executing every
d.seription Of plain and fancy Joo fIlas,
MS IN The n~eatest style, and at the lowest
,riesa al this Office.
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Great Prize Distribution
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
as Broadway. New York.

Diamond Pms, Brooches and Ear Drops, Ladies
Sets Of sold and Coral; Jet and Gold. Eorsnuna,
Mosaic Jet Lava, and Cameo Sets Of studs, Vest
snd neck Chans, Plain sud Cha ed cold Rings,
Sold Thimtles, Lockets, New style Belt Bucklee.
Sold Pens and Pencns, Fancy Work Boxes, Col
Pens With Gold and SITer Extension Holaers, and
alarge assortment Of Fine jeEeiTg q every des
cuptoB Of the BEST makes and attest styles, val
mad Al
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CoKRxcTIoS.-Tn our notice Of the robbery
Of the store Of Mr.. Jackson, yesterday, We
wrote that MeGrsw was q porter, and the
printers made it partner. The error escaped
u notice, till it had appeared in the paper.
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sec Woman

In another column picking Ssmour
Grapes for spser's Vine A. Is an Son.-
HE article. used iu hospitAls 49, W
- VI ;n preference 70 cid port win
:, !. veil worth a uisl, and gives grea'
i IdecsiAstaweowly-
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The chemical wonder known as the Eggs
Of Pharaoh's Serpent, are manufactured and
fr sale by Yaryan 4 Co., Druggists, corner
Cedar and Cherry streets. dsc74-tf
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No, gal.

EOR SALE-27o) Acres Of Land, 81 miles from
the SeWanee Coal Mines, Marion coanty, Tenn,
with good improvements, Saw Mil 10 running or
der; the general outlines and description Of Whieh
will be given. Price IS per acres cash. bslance
l and year. Viii exehange for city or country
property.
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RIVER AND sTEAaB01T NEWS

Get your wall paper at Merritt Z Hm,s
corner Of Market and Church streets.
octS Il.
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THR CosNOPoiTTE - uatiEzed Mcuthly, Al
"A rar annum. 81 81 fnnklin srest. between 81
fsul md Charles Streets hsirmors.
HENRr TAYLOR Sun luos BuadinE, l. GeosrAl
Agraf for ghs C~osnopolites sod vii furnish Tie
TRADE AGENTS sat NEHS NENnERS - re-
dacei uses
e~absenbsrs a \ aissx1cs ca seaa post o8ca o.,
nK LEoS 4 CO.
drslsoAg Hox ~ !, o. k1cmefsL
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No. 2I8.

NOR sALE-An interest in q House OF 2 rooms
and kitchen, on Foster street, in Ejgeheld,
near Cavalry Depot" Possession given January
LIST, 1896. Price 500.
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No. ZIG.

nor SALE-A small Frame House, lot 2xT0, on
Il Jackson street, north Ofthe Corporation Spring
Pnee s75.
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Marriage Licenses and every aesS @l" nI
Of Law Blanks for sale al TINS o"
printed 10 order.
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No. 2f9.

EoR LEAsE+stors House, corner Of College and
T Bload street, for balance Of lss5 and '68. Pos
session siyeA Immediately. A good business To-
caify. Price $500.
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No. 226.

TOR sALE-A School Cab, IN good order, with
4 single harness Prce $50.
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No. 22O.

EOR REST-Fiver rooms IN third story, south
Il west corner Cedar and Cherry street, for two
years from January LIST, 1896, at 300 per annum,
and $500 bonUs. These rooms are well located for
business Onces, and cheaper thaa any We know
of-sYeraging Sl3 50 per monlh for each.
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Hr.pau.srEEs pErAar. oF rHE C-unaEs1.Ep.

HEADQUARTERS DEPART. OF rae CUHaKsLkSD,l
NASHVILLE, TESN, July "a, 1865.
Dr.. John Bulfs agent Mr.. -, has permission
10 snip 70 Nashville. Tenn, IS gross or 500 dozen,
Of Balls Cedron bitteTs, for sale 70 suffers in the
army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department. are
to be complied with strictly.
BY comInsn OF Maj. Gen. Rosecrans.
VIZ. NJ WmEs,
Major aud Provost Marshal General.
For sale, wholesale aud retail By BERRY, DE-
MOVILLE a CO., nashville, Tenn.
octl7-ta sat d1W3m
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The Adams Express will accept our
thanks for late New York and Philadelphis
papers.
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For Sale al this Office, one good second
h.nd Boiler. Will be sold cheap for cash.
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No 225.

EOR sALE-A small Farm Of 80 Acres, on the
= Brick Church Pike, , miles NORTH Of Nashville,
well in proved. Frame house OF three rooms, at
nc, hall and kitchen. Two springs, fac young or
ehard Of 600 iTuit trees. ju { beginning to bear. ap-
pies, peaches, piums, cherries and plums, ali well
enclosed. SI3J per scre; one-hRif cash, balance
IN 0ns year. Possession given January LIST, 1855.
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No. 23I.

EOR RENT-A good COTTON FARM OF go
Il acres-l50 cleared, on the Wilson Pike, one
mile frnn brentwood. Large two-stofy Frame
Dazzling. good spring, a.. Possession gwen I'M
med,stefy aud Will lease for two years 81 $40 per
acre We th'nk that . large amount OF money can
be inside by the lessee Of his farm.
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We are indebted 70 our young friend, D.
H.. Rains, News Agent, Cherry street, for
files Of Cincinnati and Louisville papers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-07
No. 229.

noR sALE-ao, 40, or 5s& feet front on North
Il Cherry street. lU5 iset deep. next north OF The
Comusrcid Hotel. This Is q central business To-
eafty. Price 500 per foot. One-hslfcash, balance
IN l md 2 years; interest and lien.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-07

Services will be held in the basement Oh
,ha First Cumberland Presbyterian Chnfeh
,bis morning, at II o'clock, by the Kew
~ = Ward.
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ola pspers, che largest in the city, for sale
this Office.
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The London Times, in commenting
editorially upon the American Thanks
giving speeches in Paris, says:
Men take the inflated nonsense
which some orator or journalist chooses
10 utter as a reflection Of the n OF
the people, and are sstonished to lind
that the line Of action adopted by the
Executive power is apparently at vari-
anee with the opinions of the masses
governed. In fact, however, the rough
Common sense and ungAinly shrewd-
ness of a plain farmer of New England
or Illinois often afford a better test of
public option than the speeches OF
nrofessed politicians, and it was not the
| least of Mr.. Lincoin's excellences that
he was the embodiment OF q class
which lis the deposiiAry OF political
power in the Union, but which before
his time almost wanted = representa-
tive. General Grant seems 70 have In
herited in some degree this character
istic of the late President Ii would
seem that there never has been 8 more
;rart;culste hero. The words he utters
are few and rugged, but when they
come they express the logged resolu-
tion the ardor slowly kindled, but
when once alight steadily maintained,
The unfinching Pertinacity, and the
power of adapting means 70 enoi
which, acting together, crushed tn'
Southern confederation, snd when W.
are bound to recognize the more readliI
because they are among the best char
aeteristics we coyet for ourselves
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-07

Restores GRAY Hur b. IA faiunai Ca1r
Mskes Toe Hair aoh uinsaF ami iuauHaul
Keeps ne scale 1een, laolali ueainy
The calls kuosn BssiarsF % Color aed q 81
feet Hair nFsusinH Domhinrd.
London Fair Ctl1r Ersfursr 500 Dressing
" Lonfnn HAIR Oolor Nas-orsr snd NrrasuE
+" Inndon Barr Color Rer11rer anI Uu-frE
&" focdou HAIR Color hasturrf lau Nrrs HrF
IL VII restore gray Har In is orEuN rasas.
Sill ell p aEe d grow cu ha4 hsHta
N-lfufu nrsfure tHn uafuri HnrFaInna.
al al rarore nI dsntruH aaf Hmnra
f-t FI make fHa faf 30 o. aussF ald fsUHn
6-lr uni preserve thc HnWuaI color tu Oh eco.
7-lfulI ureFanftha far frm falling o.
s-nu D cure nI IlraseH ri t1a asMm
Prise !. per nllIa. sod hF nr. aWANNE a
SON, No. U0N saith street. rHiai irha. end
WAC " SMITH. uuIlE .a
Corner of Chur-h and Vine ruHea
oerlalrfau lm NasnrUIr. rann.
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No.. 2S4.

no RENT-A new Frame House OF rooms,
Il in North Nashville, neer the residence OF M.
F. r ChesthRn. Price $500 per snnum.
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CITY NE WIS.

commereiai matters will be found on the
Fourth Page.
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Established i'm 1857, at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET.
NaShvilIe, Tenn.

HANNG FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THE RARBAROrs Mons ms
- eealnsn Sr PRIVATE DISEASES, BY The i've o. csu,as .p1gS.,5~. "a
~sle uJecuons VITA painful opersions etc. IA aroimdb v ue pr1---r- -
by the ~'"f rmrn'ns a.
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CREL YOUR UNCURRENT MGNRY.@The
- following are the rates 0Rd byTHoS 5. MARI,
BROKER, corner Of Union and College street, for
nncurrs1t money. These quotations are liable 70
huct1ate. but may be depended on a sufficient
length Of time for the remittances 70 be received
by zaail OF express, II forwarded without delay.
TnsEssrE Bank OF Fulton ...--3O
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-07
No. 227.

40 SALE-DWELLING-NO. p North High
I street, formerly cecup ed By mr.. william 3.
Eakin, one Of the most compact, neat convenient
and desirRbly locsted residences in Nashville, with
all tho modern Improvements, gas, water. water
closets, bathing room, good sewerage stable, oar
risee house, wood house. In addition there are
double window sashes attached 70 the dwelling to-
gether with s fine laundry room, with stationary
wardrobes, drawers, shelves, Acg &C. Nelehoor-
hood peFhaps unsurpassed. Price SO, 90; one
half cash; balance one year, interest snd hen.
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Cleanse the System Of eli I'M
purltles.

Dr.. sWsynca Bioat-Purigine panaesa
= d.. ssayas's hleod-Fud4fiaE r~aEarsa"
lh repuls ION 'oT cunnT arrahlil Ga uicsra lp
ioint complaint ulcera1aI arrn thlulE uhtn HurI
az daFk eosrhea ur delcCH To- he -un, ruIa, 81.
zoe sEn maaa-mua or usaAug dean, rheumaar n
iecurua. paIuH lu tho hUnna, a. q almost u.nHu
parallel. The weak aut deHiIialed of any Haease
81 acrulal1us uafurg. 10 q sare 90 in roun, ~ mr
mauy thousand estmcniHa nr1m ah parts I'd ia
scnd ul prove natng ever discovered can
compare Nitn b. iu cnurE tuat caaH 81 Disorders
MNfuru and aYphmu- naaasfs nf Hhu4t ur long
siulaing-uG'hIna has ever proved f8 CELESTIAL m
completely tuicanng ever vcauEe of tnaaa Dam
EsrcuH complaints
Cmouis Ecypelascftha n.t s cured % e. usal
c~nriNuiY.
larE Eiotchrs of Defects I'm ihc SAN dlouHmns
appear. The "fauar r. AMI ' HnImrut' a
clear he sam ami Huo r. mcr' Yog,hNI coca
fieUnl.
ITO D. sure or EetHnfihe puua ani sruuar iana
ceN nurhsse unCt nj U0 rUuCIa ahcr f ir
sHaynea aou, DO Moth ruth H.raa. fhiairIrha,
ora. ~ DRUG store of At W aWlIu.
loraur 90 Church and Nuo siraafs
HnaIFH.H
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DR.. A. RICHARD JONES,

DsPensuy, No Is Doiaek st. or 20 Box Ua Nashville Tenn.
IA All Communications to ensure attention. should enclose a stamp,
to pay return postage
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LATEST FRnM EGYPT.

PeBRey's New Extract OF the Egyptian Lotus.
A new and exquisi 3 perfume for the handkerchief.
Cleopatra, snd all the Ladies Of the present day,
using he same pc fume.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
The EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
TIE kGYPTIAH LOTUS.
Manufactured BY r. A Penney, brooklyn, N. Y.
nvT3n e. A. LOVEJ0Y, Agent. rs Fulton st., N. Y.
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H. O.. SCOVEL
No. 2I4.

DOR saLE-2s Acres good Garden Land; Brick
4 Boise Of two rooms and kltChen; smoke
house. Within forty steps OF the house oDs Of the
best spout springs in the country. Two miles rom
Nashville, on the Vaughn Pike, between Mr.. Ne
FERNS aud Mr.. b. rufus Price IS. zoe enc half
cash, balance IN one year. Apply 70
H. G. SCOVEL
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800 or 1000 Acres,

free from overflow. and 10 the heart Of the finest
Cotton growing region ia the South. Inc and has
heretofore yielded from oae 70 one and a haI nAies
Of Cotton to the scre- The place SIN good eonol-
ton. and Offers peculiar advantages, be ng eonFe-
nient 10 the market, and in every respsot, suitable
~: raising 8 dne crop Of cotton.
To persons having the necessary capital Al bhelr
command, tins plantation offers great Inducements
Rent 81 per scre- Apply 70
H. @, RCOVEL.
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

4 all cases which saves to the patient the exlavsrant prices of medicine, 90 ma.
erPuons which viii, n many cases cost mose than hs whdc Of hs chrre.h b..
aes you save yourself the probability Of exposure. n calling gr Tire moirrss La A
Drug store The ohce Is 80 arranged that no 0e need zee you while here An
smes and correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patents and strangers. a listing
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No. 2s5.

TOR RENF-FReea Acres Of good LEnd, # hat
Il TcIi-gste On Gslstn HEe.
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DR.. one Dispensary,

should be particular in regard to the number OF ha Street. A. there are ether -.-,
IN he vicinity which resemble hose Of DR. IONESB
ET A PLAIN Sgn will be found over The door
- All communication BY mail or otherwise should BE- addressed TO
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sAMBURG PORT WlNE.
Speer's Wine

0F~ VIZ
Il a pure artcle from tho Juice % the Rort 6rape
possessing med eel properties superior 10 any 9th
sr Wiua 10 use. and ~ excel euf m ir'e Or 30 seak
children
- Try Il on-e ant yen sill not b. deserved
- Be sure the signature OF Alfred 5paer j. over
the cork OF each bottle.
a. soid By W. J. q q ". SMITH, Nashville,
who also sell the CAsTEiAA URT BEAfDY, "a
choice Old articie, imported only BY Mr. apeef, 10.
rect fom Oporto.
Louisgl q, Ky, and By IN Ehalessis dealers IN
Nes York, Philadelphia Cincinnati and 20 Lo1l.
and By A. sPEER. a bis Ninsyarf. NeF Jersey. =
Principal Office No 20o, Broadway
New York
daczi-th ca & at and v eoE "
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 10, 1853.
On the 23d Of July last, l submitted through an
agent OF mine. to the Medical Director OF the De-
pErtment Of the A my Of the Cumberland, q sam
pie Of my Cedron Bitters, fer inspection, and re-
quested il, after analysis, he founa il meritori0us, 70
sanction and approve its use among our soldiers.
The following is the Medical Directors reply, aGd
also Gen. RosecrAns' permission to ship 800 dozen
ct once, 10 have il sold TO suffers.
JoHS Bull.
81 am satisfied that Cedron Bitters will do nc
harm TO any one il taken properly and in modsra-
ton. / see no objection 70 Dr. bui 3 oElng permit
ted 70 dispose Of II to suffers.
HEERI A. THURsTos,
Surgeon and Medical Director, L. g"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-07
No. 233.

EOR sAIE-l Jots. ., q font feet, regularly
4 and pretnly LAID Oh, nert adjoining % the south
the residence grounds Of Hen. John Tnmbae and
.. =. Wilkins, EsG-, and 10 addition 10 the above,
Seven acres valuable land. with a commodlous
Brick Residence, nov occupied BY Mr.. Richard
shsfsr al Of which We will sell for less than the
Improvements cost viE: SIs,ooO-whi-h is less than
IS per loot ( 7 the lots, throwing IN seven sores q
valusble ground and = large, commOdious Snck
House Does not this, for cheApness, exceed ever
thing thrown upon the market;
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A VucE Faoz VIcksEUEa.-

n NIITN TUIa FNA7EN ~
VIcKssuss, Miss, Aug. g, 1868.
d. John Bu1-Don Sir. l am happy 10 state TO
you that | have u ed your valusole Cedron Bitters
with great benefit to myself in general debility aud
prostitution Of my system produced BY the I'M
healthy and mia-m tic influence Of the Mississippi
river around Slcksb1rR, having been with General
Grants army throughout is whole southern cam
paigu. Ieonh entity recommend its uss TO ali per
sons who se exposedto unhealthy climates.
d. W.. FssLE,
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Ctanetanasi. O~hiO.-JOsERH , 0v1kss, :
a~uthouzed sgeat to receive adss'useneni' and
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No. 2s2.

EoR sALE-Ons Of Chickering'S Fine Pianos.
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CHRISTMAS! CHRBTMAS!! CHRIgFMAy!!!
Florence Sewing Machine )!

and complete assortment of the many elegant and tasteful designs
for CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-11-30

AWFUL TRAGEDY.--The Myers
tragedy in Manchester, Iowa, is one
OF the most remarkable on record.
On the evening of the murder it seems
that Mr.. Myers was in good spirits.
and after writing letters and convers-
ing with his wife, he took up his gun
and commenced loading it. His wife
asked him what he intended to do
with 1t at that time Of night. He re-
phed that he was only going down
town to see some friends. She re-
monStrated in a playful manner, and
taking hold Of the gun attempted TO
wrench 1t from his grasp. He then
threw his arms about her neck, kissed
her, bestowed upon her a term of fond
endearment, and then rushed out of
the kitchen door, his wife following
and urging him to come back. He
slipped around to the back part of
the kitchen, where was a small win
dow with pane Of glass removed,
and when his wife returned and was
standing in the doorway between the
two rooms, he thrust the gun through
the aperture and fired. She was GER
family not more than three feet from
the muzzle when he pulled the trigger,
and the charge Of buck shot passed by
the side OF her head, almost grazing
the temple, and out through the front
door casing, the shot all passing
through a space not more than an
inch IN diameter, and tearing off a
splinter from the outside. The wife.
suppoSing that she was shot. uttered
a loud scream and fell. Myers then
ran around to the east window. and
smashing out the glass, fired upon his
mother-ln-law, who, holding his child
upon her left arm, had started for the
door. The charge passed clear
through the body Of the child and her
LETT hand, raking it diagonalIy, and
decorating it in a fearful manner.
Alter firing this shot, he ran through
the gate to a small COW shed that
stood In the rear of the house. and
getting down upon his knees, finished
the tragedy by cutting his throat from
ear to ear. In doing this he made
three strokes, first putting the razor
under his left ear and nearly severing
the head from the body.