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Srvrrr IpFRoyENrNrs--The work Of i'm
proving the streets Of the city Is being
pu,hei forward with commendable zeal and
energy by the contractors and city authors
ties. College street, from Church to Brosd,
aud Union street, from College to Cherry,
nave been finished, aud present a heat ap-
pearance. The Nicholson pavement is
about being completed between Bank Alley
and Church street. Much interest seems
n ma felt in this new feature Of our city, a.
numbers eongregate daily to observe its
progress. With good weather, but few
weeks will elapss before most, if not all,
the streets under way will have received
the finishing touch Of the workmen.
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We are happy to hear that Capt. Thateh-
er, the efficient and energetic agent of the
Adams Express Company, has concluded TO
call an assistant TO his aid. The gentleman
who is to aid him in the performance of his
onerOus duties, is very young, and only
weighs eight pounds, by the almanac; but
as he will doubtless nave as many years be-
fore, as he has had hours behind him, we
have no doubt but be will, in time, grow to
the ordinary size allotted to man. To be
plain, the Captain is now one Of the "faih-
ers" Of the land and we are happy to see
that he bears up as nobly, under this new
responsibility, as he has under the many
imposed upon him BY his business position.
This responsibility, he can "shin," how
ever, and yet not neglect his duty.
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olO THEATRE.-Miss HosneE's second re-
presentation Of Blanca, last night, drew 6
iuIl house. We have already spoken OF her
SO fully in this character, hat we need add
nothing here.
Tonight she takes a complimentary bene-
a., and will appear in the celebrated and
difficult part of Iona character which
few actresses vonture to uudertake,-but
one which she has made her own, render
ing il as Gnely as did Eliza Logan in her
best days. Every seat shouly be allied.
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PlrRoxIzE HoNE ISDUsrEr.-We notice
thst one or two Of our merchants have been
getting their handbills printed in Cincin-
matt. We think this is wrong. They should
parroui7e home industry. The papers here,
or At least = portion OF them, have stood by
ths merchants IN their contest with the
railroad companies, and we hardly think
they ought now 20 set their work done in
distant cities. However, We are glad to
state that there are very few who are doing
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Avery large Spring Stock of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and WiHdol0 Shades,
comprising all styles aud qualities, in store
sud Tor sale by MERHrT a HUI,
a. Church street, Iayfeld Building,
mhS-tf Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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DaS cAsrELLo's C5Rcus.-The lovers Of
fun viii be delighted to hear that Dan Cas-
tello's Circus viii be in the city, FOR several
days, commencing on the leah Of April.
This Circus is 50 well known that Is needs
no commentator al our hands. The often-
ar IL visit. a town, the larger the audience
udraws. Il is it's best advertisement.
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CIBnefnnatI. OhiO.-OsEFH b. QUrSHT' IL
cur authorized agent to receive advertisements and
subscriptions for the Nashrals UHOn.
New Orleans, La.-EDwTE l. OVERALL, Of
the Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
sgsuf 70 receive advertisements and subscriptions
Tor the Nadulls Ugioa-
Memphis, Tenn.-D. II. ToDD . CO Se
or authorized agents 10 receive advertisements
snd subscription for the EashrUc Unon-
Ions HcorEu 3 Co Publisher Agents, Al Park
Pow. New York. are authorized 20 contract Tor I'D
~SsrtsiBg II OR paper.
Jor. CoE&Co Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
in0s. New York, and Browns Iron Building, Phila-
aoIphia, are authorised TO c~optract for advertising
in our paper.
8. NJ. PrrrEEorLL . Co, Publishers Agents, 81
PARK Row, New FORK, and c State street, Boston,
are authorized 10 contract for adgerising IN our
paper.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press OF this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
certify, as the following from the Nash
UeLs Daily Union:
AIT a period like the present, when our
city is filled to overlooking with a transient
population, and diseases prevail to an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt Of, II IS proper that
the mems of cure should be of ready &C
cess. and that those immediately interested
should have information which will lead
them 10 avail themselves of competent
Medical advice. Men who lave been edu-
Gated in the best schools of the profession
of Medicine, and been successful in q prac-
tice of many years, are surely worthy of
confidence if they have given their atten-
ton exclusively 10 one branch Of the pro
fession, aud made themselves masters OF Il,
thew have still more right 70 expect sup
port, more particularly il they have sttord-
ed proof Ct their ability 70 cure. TO TINS
lister class belongs DIR. L. L. COLEMAN,
who, in his specially, has been a beneiactoF
TO the afflicted, and may ever be relied on
as q safe and sure physician
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at our Office
relieving those afflicted with
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Case of the Counterfeiters.

party Of Italians, men and women, charged
with circulating counterfeit postal currency.
They were taken before the Recorder yea
terday, aud turned over by him to Squire
Patterson, forinvestigation. As the o~lense,
with which they were charged, is against
the United States laws, and subject to the
jurisdiction Of the United States Courts, the
Marshal for this District, E.. R. Glascock,
ESQ interviewed and took charge Of the
chief p~risoners-F. Frabra, Dominick Clara
Wis, and Augustin Baugslupi-aDd commit
ted them to Jail. They will have a hearing
this morning at ten o'clock, before U. S.
Commissioner, r. McPhsil Smith, Esq.
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See 4 Woman

In another column picking ssmburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. lt Is an admlra-
bic article, used in hospitals and by The
hrst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference 70 old port vine.
Il is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. ldec2l-tst3weowiy.
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Persons u~nacquainted in the city seeing
30 manyadvertisements for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often at q loss to det
temine TO whom to entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the Oldest estab-
lishment Of this kind is at No. 20 Deaderick
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
antee that this is a reliable institution. Dr..
A.. RICHARD JoSEs may be found in his Of
fee during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. All medicines GErnISbsd ~
fks oFce-
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PECIALNOTICES.
Consumption, Scrofula,
&c

HEGEMAN a Cos GENuINENFp11N4r coD
IL Liver on has proved, by twenty 49,
.experenee, the most yslushle remedy In nae "a
While nenres the disesse. &c gives sirspgth an5 49,
70 Tie Patent warranted pure snd male In-
o.eachins. Sold By DrugVss.
msr7-enl Chernists sad DrucTisss. Ner w.
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DEmssks, Lace Curtains, Window Shades,
Cornices and Wall Psper. Large stock and
At lowest rates, just received by Hewitt &
Marshall, No. 81 College street.
Mar. S, In.
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Attention is directed to the advertisement
in smother column, headed "shingles." A
bargain can be had in the article BY calling
on Mr.. Henry.
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Italian Awnings made TO order. Furni-
ture covered snd repaired by Hewitt i Mar
shall. No. 81 College street. Mar. S, I'm.
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Carpetings, OIL Cloths, Matungs, D,ugits,
Rugs and Mats. Largest stock in Nashville
just received by Hewitt 4 Marshall, No. 81
College street. Mar. I'm.
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"The Benevolent Society Of Tennessee"
viii meet on Saturday, March Slst, at ~
o'clock, in the McKendree Church. All
isdies who feel an interest in the object Of
the Society are invited to be present.
Mas. FxLIcIA G. PoRTER, Pres.
MRs. THos. kARsHALL, Sec'y.
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Parties sending Orders to The Job
Department ofthis Paper will please
write - Union Office" on the face Of
the Copy.
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OuR Jos OPTIoE.-We arc executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and At the lowest
prices, At this Office.
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To MiIk-men.-Milk Tickets lPints n
quarts) on different colorod eard-boards' Of
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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Arrest of Three Horse Thieves.
FOurH Horses Capturedwith the Gang.

Some days since, we made mention Of the
fact that three young men who reside near
Edgefold, had been for some time stealing
horses, and that a few days since, they took
two from Capt. Smith, and fed towards Hen
derson, Kentucky. Detective Cavitt was
Immediately informed of the matter, and
went in pursuit and with his usual energy,
he succeeded in capturing the thieves, to-
gether with four horses they had stolen.
The names Of the culpri,s are Humphreys,
Dunn and Craddock.
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CoSrrxurD.-Col. Fletcher's sale Of ar
tieles belonging to the U. S. Medical De-
Dsr,msnt. viii be continued at 10 a. m. to-
a,y
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CITY NE WIS.

For the House of Representative.
We are authorized to announce Msj. VIZ. b. LEWIS
"a a candidate, under the Governors proclamation.
Election March Stat, lsG6.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this ONCE or
printed 10 order.
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MAREETs.


CINCINNATI, Msrch29.
Flour and Whest unchanged aud duh, excepting
Red wheat, which Is excited end unsettled. Choice
Red should bring g 30s2 35c.
Corn is in good demand st 52a53s.
Oats 4OG44c.
Whisky dull at23G24c.
Mess Pork Is in good demand at 2ja2514c, closing
with buyers at the latter rate, and no sellers bulk
meats dull shoulder $50 loose sides al he.
Lard is saleable at l8c.
Nothing doing in bacon.
Butter scarce and in demand at +36f|c for fresh
Gold l27.
LOUISVILLE, March %.
Market steady. Sales flSS hhds. Cf leaf tolac-
co Tugs at 4d9e; GAINESVILLE leaf Pc; for selections
of choice cutting 4ic.
Corn unchanged and dull.
Low middling Gotten 80.
Mess Pork active at 25c.
Bacon-shouldsrs I3c clear sides lie.
Prime Lard 10 demand in fierce at lsc.
Raw whisky firm at Do.
The river is falling fast 10 feet I inches by The
canal mark.
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RRIf Ahnaa

This vice, which is never prncticsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved tbs
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblsst
and most talented young men that sveT
gave tongue 10 ~eloquence OF pen TO song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim V
q living skeleton. Nor are these its fnal
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this aaiction, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. s. North Cherry street
or address him By letter, Box 500, Nash
vile. Tenn. fab1s-tS
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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old Course OF Treatment

Physicians are constantly annoyed by patients returning with secondary symptoms.
Dr. JONES has discovered 3 mode II treatment for th@e diseases which is rather D.
than q pain. His tearment has undergone a thorough invstrarou ind
has been found much more efficient than any other. He Is never troubled with t-
complaints Of patients with secondary Syphilis, swollen organs or with many 6ymp-
toms produced by the Old School Treatment
DR. JONESS charges are the same IN all caHs-wM charge the m for ous
weeks attention that he would for one month, and it is Of course 70 his interest 20
cure as speedily as possible.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic.

"EGEMAN-S Ferrsted Elm Of Bark, or Elixir
III Of Callssya Bsrk, with Pyrophosphate Ct iron
Prepared by HE6EMAN A CO, Chemists and
Druggists, New YORK.
+ RobiqueL a PzrE, In ISIS, and received AyouA-
ne pouce from the French Academy. u i essi y
assimlsted, and not depomPosed ID the somachb ~
f0od or the gastric jnicei p s = prompt ehcent
Lon. and : not stimulating cruntanL
oar FERRATED ELIXIR OF Bark j. a pleas-
Ant Coraial, Possessing the Ualushe properties q
Caiisaya BArk, and coBtsns eight grams Of the Py-
ropboSphaie Of Iron n each Aud ounce, sri IN al
cS-es, where = mid and etaoacious Iron Tome d
ieSired, vii b found a mosl vsiusaie Preps-Arol
sample furnished % Physicsans o. application.
PURE VACCINE CRuS15. selected from heslthy
eountTy chidrea, warranted rsiNble
HEGEMAh Co.'S OoFda kaxr CAssya bars.
Alum and Elno LcEanees and Chlorsie Potash 10
senrss. AL une Above soia y DrlsRsts.
EEGEMAS A {.
usrT en- Chsuists and Druggist Sss forE.
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We are indebted to Ed. Willard, Union
street, for the N. Y. Ledger and Louisville
aud Cincinnati dailies.
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1866.
HENRY Il JOHN PARET, JE,
IS CHAMBERS STREET.
NER TOHE.
Manufacturers and Jobbars
CL - 7 HI ~ q
A Larze Stock adapted 90 Southern Trade.
In ChanegTy st MeAinnvlle, Tenn


A Large Stock a4aPiel % HNLAefh Afal--
janIt0m
Ia Chancery st 81 cMinnylle, Ieuu
FrrEgtEF ErLas. lsff-
Tlomas Rains. Adm al Eot- Aaas, daraaci.
Vs.
Isas- Rains. Jackson Etu-, Wastaarln -uar sEt
WI. HIrshstr. George ". Ea.u4. EelsHI F-
snt wife Patsy Price. Calvin frrs LaVt FIr7
Frunliu Pre-, lra1la frce. alI aalJ tl48
pn-s. uoE-res.i-uL defendants
is fhls cllsv. BE- Eprrau1- e. l- lHra Hi
far fHst the shove uEmFr dr.Eu1nnE 30 n.H
r~saI-nu 30 The stafo cf Ir1u= Ea t-
orarnrv rr,ce.s oflau csnn1tna ~rFu1 aPcl tleu.
b. ti5rslrs crlrroI Eat pueaau o. maze
- Grr .ua.as.frs pecEs. .n tlT nashville Ua.au
4 rs-.uener ruhishrf n thec Wd Nasfgia. Taa-
aessee. equIing $50 aplasr an ihr
49, 49, al eur nsHf court 90 % hslI ~ N~rrr.
vie y. ths nuuh moudsy q Msrch, Is. t. .rs
thsrs h piead. sasFer OF lemlr O. camranrr-
I'm - ffa aaEa HIl b akru fr Co..
hr hssrnK sK FEus, a. % thsn
J. = AogFuRD. CAV
seio-T"T bFLC BUS DC.
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PEOPLE DIFFER
L. Elk
on many points, but all agree that
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT RUCKT

cures KIDNEY DISEASES. RHEUMATIsM. UR1.
NARY DISORDERS, GRAVEL, WEAKNESS and
PAINS in the BACK. FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
and DIsEAsEs arising from EXCESsEs more
quietly and efec'uslly than any fluid Extract
Bhcku in the market.
TRY SMOLAHDER'S.
TAKE No OTHER.
Sold by sl APothecsries. Price ST..
=: BARNES CO., New York. ant BARNES.
hAkDS co. New Orleans, Southern Agents.
bURLEIGH 4 ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists,
asts., Geners, Agents. ifebl3-ly
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1866.

RAT Ucnl ElEIe -Wh1orcr rnra1r4 IN shoot.
ing small birds r acfusl man sh4rser a'.s JOB TE
Terminating rrfs lH "a t.rels.sr. We should H-r
some one b. give as The benefit OF their eEperrr-H
10 drvog 1ut tre-e pssfs. We ueed -IHstur.
besides 1uEs, cats, a1d tsrs or ms uusuear
t1sTrrc Iurr1r.. III. D.
HH-5re "Jcsr,u .Ifcr.ssmlutan1Fs.
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We are again under obligations to the
Adams Express for late Eastern and South
ern papers.
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1866.

HJUsEKEEPEgs troubled sith veTm.u 1scd
be- s0 DO logger, % they u1s CosrAE's EN-@unlua
tor We have uaai ID o. our satisfaction Aut IfH
box cost g.. We wouid have Be- We haze tuet POI
sons, but t1ey effected u1tlinRi but "c1ataEa' So
trIs knocks the bresth on Of Rats, Nice hoachga.
anti, and Bed-Buas, quicker tnEn We can eH,r BE-
it h. 10 great demand all over hes county - N.I-aI
(Jh9I tf-efc.
sS-sse "C0s1 sns" advertisement above.
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Established i'm 1857, at
NO. 23 DEADERICK STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THE BARBAROUs MODE or
- treatment ar PRlEAFE Diseases, BY The SO Of cusa' applications sad
that these diseases might be cured BY some more pleasant od reliable raae5el 90
by the
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

IN all cases., which saves to the patient tho exravsgsnt prices IF medicines or pre-.
scrpGous, which will, IN many case, cost more than the whole Of his charges. bee
sides you ave yourself the probability Of exposure in calling for the medicines be 70
Drug Store. The office is so arranged that no ono need see YOU while there All
business and correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients and strangers, in visiting
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Was the only preparation FOR iOed from
Indian CorUi

Thst received q media and honorable mention from
the Royai Commlssiouers a. the grsst International
Exhibition, london, l-12, the competition Of al
prominent manufacturers q "Com starch snd
Prepared Corn Flour q this and other c0untues
nothNIthatzndfuE-
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For Funerals.

A United amount only OF the stock thus aDpro-
prs led has been placed In the hands Of the officers
Of the company % be sold sc s. per share and a.
the stO'k has all been issued, full paid, in pay
ment Of property, it IS not therefore. liable to any
future assessment.
OFFICE No. G514 North Cherry street, Postofice
box 974, Nashville, Tenn.
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is ushered in with every possible expression
Of Joy and gladness at the resurrection OF
Christ, our Lord. Feasting is the order Of
the day, aud a general rejoicing ensues.-
The ceremonies Of yesterday were celebra-
ted with the usual solemnity ; as will be
those of to-day, and tomorrow.
The Placer herald., 1866-03-10

FlsH SroRY.-When the Milton of New
Bedford, commanded by Captain Halsey Of
Bridgbamptou, was cruising in the Northeast
Gulf for whales, they discovered large one
which iu spouting produced whisting
sound from one of the air holes similar to
that made by steam whistle. Chase was
given, and two barpoons and bomb lance
through bis liver ended bis career. When
the order was given to cut bis head, the
man who was engaged in this duty placed
his feet 10 the spout boles and in so doing
one Of them was cut. Upon examination it
was found that the monster had harpoon.
blade in bis head, running transversely
through the spout-hole, so as to produce the
whistug sound which had drawn attention
to him upon discovery. The name of Cen.
tral Anne RIGA was Oh The blade. 1t was as
certained that the vessels last voyage took
place soome fourteen years previous to the
capture, so that the blade had in all proba'
bility been imbedded in the animals head
during this period at least. To confirm this
opinion, the shaft was found to be eaten off
BY rust, nothing but the blade being left
The whale afforded bis captors $50 barrels Of
oil.
The Placer herald., 1866-03-10

Hint TO THAD.-A fellow out West
says he dreamed that he once made visit
to inferno, and while engaged in conversa'
ton with the proprietor an imp announced
that the Pennsy yIvanis Radical was at the
door seeking ad,nittance. Old Nick prompt
ly and emphatically refused him entrance
upon the ground that he would be continual
ly disturbing the peace and order Of the
place. The imp soon returned, saying that
Tbad insisted on coming 10, declaring that
be had no other place to 60 to. After con.
siderable anxious reflection Old Nick's face
suddenly frightened as with new idea. and
he exclaimed: "I've got it! Tell the Jani'
tor to give him six bushels Of birthstone and
box Of matches and tell him 90 and start
a little bell Of bis own. l can't have him
here"
The Placer herald., 1866-03-10

SHoENG HossEs THAT OVER REACH lin
the Mark Lane Erpress. blacksmith, who
has bad much experience in the art Of shoe
ing, contends that, in order to prevent horses
from over'reaching, they should be shod as
follows: Make the toe cslks very low, for.
ward. standing little under, and the shoe
SGT as far back as convenient, With heel calks,
so as to let The foot roll over as quickly as
possible. On the bind foot have the heel
calk low and the toe'calk high and project
ing forward, thus giving time for the forward
foot to get out Of the way. II thus sbod,
the horse will travel "cIean," without click,
and bis speed will be increased on trot fif-
teen or twenty seconds on mile. The re.
verse Of this rule is practiced by backsmiths,
generally. to overcome this difficulty
Which is the best method remains TO be de.
cided.
The Placer herald., 1866-03-10

AN honest farmer in the State of Peunsyl-
van'a married a miss from fashionable
boarding school for bis second wife. He was
struck dumb with her eloquence, and gasped
with wonder at his wifs's learning. "You
might" said he, bore . hole through the
solid airlb, and chuck in milestone, and she
will toll you in Shawn how long the stone
will be goin' clean through. l used for to
think that it was air that sucked in every
time. tAat,I expired; howsomever, she telled
me ,hst she .knowed better; she telled m.
that had been sucking two kinds Of gin; o,
gin and high gin. Ny stars, I'm temper
ance man, and yet have been drinking OK giE
and high gin all my ife."
The Placer herald., 1866-03-10

ANOTHER LIE BRANDED.-The Texas Civil
ian, steady Union paper. denies the truth
Of the report circulated North about Presi
dent Johnson's brother being neglected by
the Texas surgeons. when be died of an acci
dental wound. The other Galveston and
Houston papers also contradict these reports
What black-hearIed wretches are the getters
up and propagators of those dastardy Sian
ders and falsehocds on the Southern people
Oh! for whip in every honest hand,
To lash the rascs.ls naked through the land
The Placer herald., 1866-03-10
PATENTED LAND FOR SALE.

A NY person who desires good Ranch Of 100
II acres of land, situated in Placer county, on
Pleasant Grove Creek, can have the same cheap
for cash. by applying at the Placer Herald once.
It embraces the East half ofthe South weet quar..
ter and the South east quarter ofsthe North"test
quarter, nndIthe North west quarter Of xhvsSouth
R. East. There is en-, excellent we'll Of water
upon the place. house, stable, corral, cnsat 6ne
body of timber worth itself the price, Of ~
ranch. Tho ranch is now occupied by Capt. Jno.
Bfistow. Auburn, Nov. 1lth, 1865. Il
The Placer herald., 1866-03-10

Judges OF the Supreme Court.
S. W. Sanderson. John Curry, Lorenzo Sawyer,
A. l.. Rhodes and o. l.. Shaiter.
Clerk-W. D. Hartman.
Reporter-C A Tuttle.
The Court meets in Sacramento on the first
Monday in January, April July and October.
Members OF Congress.
Senators-James A. McDougal and John Con-
ness.
Representatives.. F. Higby,' John Bidwell
and d. G. McRuer.