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FREE SOIL.

I HAVE 55 LOTS SITUATED ON THE HIGH
i ground next the Nashville Fair Ground, with
in five minutes walk Of the Street Railroad.
convenient to a splendid spring. with a beautiful
view Of Nashville To any person who will
build neat, handsome mot expensivel BRICK
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feet. without charge. This proposition open to
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SPLENDID
CITY PROPERTY
AT AUCTION,

DY DECREE OF THE COUNTY COURT.
ID August Term, in the case Of W. W. Allen. ct
ais, vs.. David NJ. Allen. ct ais. we will, in con-
junction with p. L. NiehOl, County Court Clerk
ON the premises. NJ u o,clnek- the
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FROM CoFrEE CouNrY.

The ISLANDERS Upon the PeOpIe-GOOd
Conduct OF late ''RebeIs''-TEarmOny
and PeRce-Kind Feeling Toward the
Northern Men = Religious ReViVals,
rte
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Gin altcs NteD uaeb nelier W1etOsies
1. ..ss 81. as..a e 1866, Ise s @ d.

Aentr Der 5riiblins t0ntmt. DerIaifen Mmeiien unb
unsesiefer ibre eS9ernnb Ruttep aab Naufs fprtnr
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Anseidenan ber SpestalzSpalte beiln eraen @aIe
81 90 fir Is MEN, jeoe peitere Stiite 70 Gents
Mfitere Aneeiaer per strte 10 Gents. set ~
Anseasn m ben eocallpaIten ruer6sn nit 81 90 fur
"a 9en berednet, jeoe weitere Qinie nit 80 Gents.
a. @obltbdtigteits @slnSeiaen tuer=
ben gratis aufgenomrnen. Mnsei9en
BON @eieI1l9aften nuO Sereinen bere6z
men mir gum balben 8reife.
8abIunq fir Mnseissn mnS subieriptionen uon
amberbaIb ber Stabt erbitteu mir u1s prdnImerouoo
unb triubeu nm bic Sufenoung Don tieinen Setra9en
hurh Boft<Offiee=Otbres. .-1
Eenne6ee StaatSseitungS<
@eiellldaft. ..
+ 1e-.r 2cdzgor SO.
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M,5R.ttA-
at ula us us paeiat.l Giftnbdhn.

IN. ., atlantic unt Daeiffe Giienbdbn.
5isrmft 1prb 0d9ffcbt seseben, Sas kIft efiper in
9tttes betiteIt: Gne &tte, pel9e sir nrtefittsnna
bes Sdies elmer @iienbabtz Mnb MISUNDERSTANDING
BON BEN sStuatel MiiioAri iiiIb Mrtanias mad benz
ilen Meerf aailbereien anrpeift" cine 8eriunmIung
Der in befa9ter Atte 9ednnten GomntfI6re hiermft
bernfen pir0; weldbe 8eriainmlung in Der Turnbdle
81 ct. Qousr Dionrt, am 1. Dftober 1866, Nitfngs,
safomiheatreten iea, gum pede Der GrpahlHns sines
Atdbenten, zines 9iesprdftbentet, zines Gefretdrs
liio enes Sasneiiters, ME III ieiaet Afte norge
pprgeiebener 8ei3dfte. = '4''%''i
ct. ,a6u Is, Dep, IT, Mtsult 1885,. ISL
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-07

Sie 6auptsmede Der GeieHf9uft iinb Grmunterune
sur @tnpduberung in unieren StaGt ullo 9eribai=
Jung Don @rbeit ieber Nrt.
Den eriten bieier Suede beabfidtist lie burtb Mnz
fduf pom 2dnoereie 81 erreid1en, mo @ angemefIene
gaiIertraft ooer unoere 0ortbeiie Fir Sdbrit Inter
uebmen barbeten iopie burb 2lntauf gr6Berer Sanbz
itreten in Der Rdbe pom Stdoten, Str6men uno Gi=
fenbabnen. 9iee 9dnbereien iplen in paiIenSe 8au=
itelen uno gr0Bere SiGsben ausgelegt uno on ben
gupanoerer entpeoer Sun pirtliden ooer menig erz
b65ten 2oIenprets in Der 9rt uerfauft rperoen oaB
;piidben Suei uertduten cine ante 9arceAe Iie9en
bleibt. Ser &dufcl bat eth Sertbeii boar unb oas
nebrige III 1, uno Sabre su besablen.
Die Beeafbait Ipirb aud Is @gentilr fur qreBe
2anbbeRer oienen, Ipelbe br sans coionrt 5u ieben
rpfnf6tn. s-i .es.' = +!
Zen 8eaebr mad Nrbet geoenft bic @eIeu5daft
oiirdb 8eibdffng SaHewertern, 9irtnern ltno
ieoer &rt pom Nrbetern 3n be reogen Seiuiro @rbet
ueribaften touneH, od es ibr m6R9 lit, 8edftiguns
81 lobnenben Rreen i'm gennbeten uno rnd)tborften
&md Der gansen gSelt Su5uiiern no ebenfo piro fie
i'm Stanbe ein, ben Arbeitsgebel ufrieeen SUIT ellen
tneem iie bic Mrbeiter fr ibn lrgeno einen 2aHz
oufgspIGs Dber cine @ertbabt Station Iiefert. g9ir
beabfbti9en, urier SDer, ollie 9rtelf pnf Nrbeiter
uoo1 ieoem Sheil oes States III bef0roegn, INNER
uiebr gu ueruontommnen. 9segen nGberen 8efnt=
munger uerweien mir aa urfer Circular iber bieien
9unft.
Der gerpinn Der @efeaibaft Ipiro pom benz fpdteren
gertauf Der porbebdItenen iil,ipif6en Itegenben
9runoftide, Dom qufbau Don S6rfern uno Stdoten
an oasu geetgneten Sieuen. Don Der GnfbIlfe pen
5abrtten, Der augemenen Gntutdelun9 Der YrDoutz
tens Aiib Nineraz oes Staates unp enoz
LID pou ben @ebiibren fir Seior9un9 pom &rbet err
pnrtet. i.< p ff- t
baIirt it, 10 mub ieoe gSertberb6bahg oes etteren
nutbwenbs bic actien in gIetcbem NaBe IpertbuoIer
MAIDEN unb oaler merben uniere Ietien znbaber oiez
feIben chen 10 fiber ais portbeiIbaft fineen.
Die 6nIptS Office rpirD in 8af6piae Senn.I gebal=
ten, uub bic @eieui DAFT beabiCbtigt, Sub=aseten in
eoem County bes States onSueIen. Subicriptions=
bidder benoen iid in ben Sineen pom Anfon ReIfon,
Sbasmeiiter; Selir q. Gbedtbam Setretdr, unb Sol
| Sauoet. SeueraI=Agcnt fir Guaranteeing, Ipel9e
autoriiirt fino, nnterSeidnnnsen fir Attien Der @ez
fenibuft ent9egen su nebmen. A.t3>@ -
| '...- 1881 ft 5-fts4 SEQ. 8. Ebpma3,
9rdiioent Der Seull Calculations
unb Ginpanoerutgss 9efeai5aft.
Sell, u. Gbeatbam.
Sefretdr. iuu17.bp,
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xcnnefTee Golonifationss
uno
Gim,D an6er,,ma -6efelIf bdft.

SnsOrpOrirt bur@ einen Yet Der seissssbenssH sers
> Rai 1866.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-07
Mutnrifirtes &apital =. 81 900, 900
10000 0lctieu, ieee III $50.

.--..r. Organization.
Sen. Ra Geo. 8. Gbomas, SrdiSent
st. g8- 2Sobnion, Bise=9rdiibent.
SSeIir n. 9heatbdm, Sefretdr.
Mnfom EeIfou, ShaBm eifter.
Sofepb Sauoed, 9eneroIzAsent fir Ginpanbe=
rnns.
Sirectoren.
Sen. Nlaj. @ep.. 8. Ebomas
n q. %. So5nion.
Samuel gBation,
NihaeI Burns,
S. B. 9aramores |
6. G. @ter5, - 3 % EF-G -G.t 80
Nb. Or. SeIebpper.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-07
.veI.ni|ItS Oliid
q 2as 81 9@.-- E.4!i9 esa 4Iasy siH
Der .MsiE. :
arantcn Wfenid6eit!l

Sur6 Iansidbrige 8emfEuneeu bes Doctors 8. g e.
up If IS enoit gelungenl elm neues Witte, Dbne mi=
neralif9e Seidnotbee 81 entbeden, ueles bic peraIz
tetiten uno gefGhriiten &rantbeiten pog ufib poll
tommen 9efuno mad9t. SailelRe 1T bereits Gbez
mitern urterfudbt uno Der bubften We6icinaIbe=
bSree in aesbinaton geprif, ais uirfli beiant be-
3eDp'S Weeicine. ssl@
SGheIbe drit ben @asem iinS bic geodrie, ertfernt
iehennreinIidtet aus eem9Srper, mat bas BIlt Ipe=
Der geiuho 10 ods tein RGgentrampf ober 2eibI6uler
gen ober Sotbrepnen tattfnben fam; brilst gfoBen
9uneer nnS Appstt belt in furser et bic TiarrbSe
uno ber Climber SonmercompIaint; (fr Iebteres niuB
ausbrldIi Die Mebicin geforbert werSen gerI&neert
6as 9eben oerBeungen auftr6bren unb unterIeibsz
S9win6ia9tigen, Aassebruns. inbem ie ben tesitern
8erbeerunaen oerieIben GinbaIt gebietet. @egen
eRterer Rrnnfbeit muf man it brett on ben Grnber
rpen6en nit genauer Hngabe Der gerf1nIi6feit, Ses
GIters Der 9aner ber rrntbeit BELT bag Mhbna inb
ten i'm s6rper f3 ein3at9leIden resuIirt bas 8ut,
insbeiore here 6er iungen Dtdbchen. - 49,
snsE II 6t si, sr@sess y babe sssps &C.
men tdgIi9 tropfeH= no in perI9tebenen 8rdntbeits
fden lDelrreiie ~ Beben. Gs eriekt bic &rdte,
uedt bic Sebensgeiiter fGrft bic Snne, benimt oas
8ittern, InSert bic 5hmersen Der @i9tiie uns BELT
6ds Sobbrennen, t6otet bic Brmer uno belt be So=
lit hes Wagens unb Der Gingeueibe in eini9en Ninu
beruns; heiit bic liperbnuIi9feit in elmer Gtlnbe
uno benimt has 3erSflopfen uns erpeidt bps Sronls
melfel bes 9duben; hnbert oas Ropfueb, reingt bas
Slut, bringt IS in Circulation unb 1T po1tommen
beilbar gegen bic @it nnb Der 6dmorboiben ulb be-
f6rbert bic monatIibe &etnigung Der Sroliensimnfer
fir bic BeberberGsi!Ans beg mdnnIi9en Sei4Ie9ts
un6 fir has hobe alter. IS 1T elm 8er1pabrnngs =
mitte sesen OLeautedenbe Rronfbeten, Grippe, boz
Iero, 6eft Gin alter i9pa9er @reis nimmt eirIen
ebl6teL Doa aIes Ta9e aHber benz tdsIiaen gebrand
pon Sropfen, wirb better uno erIangt uerjiugenbe
Settles uno &6rperfrdt uno fann Elm bobes Aiter
rei9en. Den 6amiIisn nId5t genns gu enrpfebIen. -
@ebrau5s anDeiiung befdgt bas Hdbere.
6erner oas berihmte ftdrtenbe Augenwafier unb sum
Ginretben fir an Reruenf6pGGe ateibenbe 4erionen.
Die SIaffe Dollar.
5erner espp's BaIfam. Us eentsl fir Snften u.
Reudbbniten Der Timber.
Serner Ser,ifdreemner 8aIlan,, 40 Gtsl eesen
O5rmadten u. pl6tIit lberfnnett6e 6ersensf@md6e.
6erner &eupS Galbe gegen frantic Brittle, Sum erz
weiden, Mnf3ieben unb poltomme CT 6eiIura.
6erner elm erft iieM entoeftes NitteI gegen @ansen
unb Nosqwitos die 6lai5e 50 Gts.) nr feIbige auf
INNER aus ben Setten urb Bdnben Ill perItt9eM.
gatb Dirb uienteeIbIidb ertbeIt pom Rorgens $40
unb pou 40 nbr Na1mtttags.
DR.. e. 2enD,
Office 503 Dearborn, Street,
a20 3mt .G,bic ago.
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of Advertising.
TOAD VERTIS ERS IN DETAIL
TIE RATES WILL BE As FOLLOWS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for Candidates.

Announcements for Candidates.
OR STATE OFFICERS, $40
COUNTY 10 0
>, CITY
Advertisements in the Special Column, fl
time from to lines, 81 .00-each additional lin
20 cents subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line
In, Local Column, first time, from to lines
$10O-each additionalline, 80 cents; subsequent
insertions, 10 cents per line.
Advertisements OF Benevolent enterprises
viii be inserted in our paper free of charge.
FOR advertisements of societies we will charge
- alf price.
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! COO per gFpnat: Msentsn rperben fir ietb 4
gov meme ArtifeI bic ieSt erft bera1lsgefonhmen
inb geindt. Wan sreiftre o. e.. @nrep 9itp Built
oins Bibbeforb, Te 2Sm6mt
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1865.
1863,

sGoHas's q att ID yer III ser IA si,tfa4 uus
eefdErtiG unb i5er; Ser beRe gsatlenpestiIgef mel
gen mir ie seis5en 1abeaI SeSs siatte. bie 81 ube,
frist es MnS mus ftsrben nnb swar sewSbalid
einem gIate, weI9er pom benz entttrnt ia, no eas
MitteI btiteefeIIt wprbs@ @leoie Gbose, Midbiaan,
Rirtbr.J SseBs sCSRar's obtse amIa.ti6ara.
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1866

3aasptrtbe BE NIT tinsssiefsr trsshS elmer Grt
seplast fiiiE, laSsen MIR oaur,s CstsraitnotOr
sebrau&eN Air babsa sieies mittst peria4t uns
= feI - slttuas, Sas MIR rs ,ts ssbyas9sn mir.
ssit AUD psHu1silss @og Is tOfsete, gDiy periud.
ten Site. absr re haEfar liebts, bod Con RS
GrteyWinntpy tBstst @atten, gsaais, G4absn, Mmet.
fen uiib gDaa;en III stStsrsr S4hsaaessss Gls MIR
8 niebeef4rsiben t6hashs tisbesaE sss4s % per,
IAnst. bgaeSsaay Dbih Dnsette.sak ssl ia
/. etrsee eissr's sliss Nntaubigp~s ~ s;-f
e A6F @ertaaft Up sIaibuiHs, Teaa., BEL alenGrue.
,asitfn Rne ednAlfyg. ~ iii art
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glGon,milIare fiji MilIIouri:

= 2 SDyE"EtIIutSII"FT gtt'IIV"tt- q =
5igd Es E6ps. 6. SIet9er, "a
~. G. Yreetortu *f~ @tt
~ 40 q. o. l8r aitn. GitI E534t55j6
sa ai 9ruman s. 5ome
u. 8. gaftDn, - +@5ss% 4i!4e..H
3f34JlG z @eDrge &papp zsr.it
Sds. S.eabs. fssEVg
5.zs4 ii = Seorge s.. Rob infDu.
. G-bas. s. 5otpIanb, }A @As
A''s}-! gB nj. u. q nplfer,s i3f ifa az.
r. rlS3t 6 bnrLe,s g. Rpk,
o. 6. Setp'tf t; 4i1Z TO-
.33t g.. SIC GIbenu. t,s,,.ff
t1g.tngi u Nnhifpn @tIIer.
d2241o .C9reb unb 9imes cOpire.)
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iala BE

CT 900 per5abr: gBir f,teben 4sente,t, UNI
%AfCUU hberaH unfere perbefierte 0dh=Dtaz
idins ~ pertatfen, sgreis so. 9rsi steus aIten,
ratitirt fir SABRE. oDbi9es @sbot pSsf grose Com
milton bssablt, Die einSgen Dtai9inene bic In ben
Der Sfaafen ntlter sac perfdft 1uerbei1 bic Dodn>
big apprnbfrt tb bmr 9o1ues sBbeeIer ufib @ilion,
groper nnS 8afer. Singer u Co., ultb 8otdeIber
AHe atlbere biIisen @ai9inen fttS 8etfi9eret uiiS
finb &d1ier HnS Gonfumen.elt Mrreh uMb 8eftrafnn9
INTERPRETER. Salfrirte gircuiare 1per6en .frd g.
ianSt.i geatt a6SreFre Sbap u. Gldrt in BtSoefor
aaaiGs oser gRisago, SUB, i.if.54,fst;sl
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allistellansDus.
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except IN very dirty places, which Viii require a
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations Of
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but viii leave them much WHITTIER than ordinary
methods, without the usual wear and tear
ltICmONcs grease spots rs If by magic. and ruit
ems the dirt by soaking 50 that rin>ing " i'll in
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This powder is prepared in acceptance with
chemical science and upon process peculiar to
Itself which j. secured lay Letters putcnt. II has
been in uSc for more than "a year. aud has proved
itself IN universal iUvoritc wherever IL has been
used Among The advantages cllaFi,ed are the fol
lowing, viz;
II saves all the expense of sorp sually used on
cotton and linen goods
1t saves most of the labor of rubbing and wear
and tear.
Also, for cleaning windows II is unsurpassed.
With one quarter the time and labor usually re
quired IL impaTts q beautiful gloss aud hlstrc.
much superior 10 any other mode. AoNater re-
quired except To mostcn The powder.
Directions with each package.
And can be readily appreciated by q single trial.
The cost of washing for family Of i've or six per
sons win not exceed TWRET CESTs.
The manufacturers Of this powder are aware
thar many useless compounds have been int 70
duccd TO the public which have rotted the cloth,
or tailed in removing the dirt. but knowing the in
trinsic excellence of this article they confidently
proclaim II rs being adapted 10 meet demand
which has long existed, and which has heretofore
remained unsuppled.
MANUFACrURED BY
Howe ~ STEW EMS,
2BO Broadway, Boston.
ALSO. MANUFACTURES OF FAMILY DYE CpLoRs.
sold by all GrOceIs and Dealers. ocHi3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-26
ADYEKTIsING RATIis.

And here something came nm I'm his
throat and choked him. His eyes filed
with tears, his voice grew husky and drop
ped to still lower tone. 1t was very pa
thctic. There was something IN our
thrOats; our eyes were, somehow, damn,
and we didn't say anything.
Then, rising from his chair, forgctful of
his cane, he went on vehemently, and with
rapid gestures; his accent more marked in
his excitement:
But they paid for IT,; yes, they have
paid well for II, In blood. | avenge her!
light 'em night and day-everywhere
all seasons track 'em night and day, so
ucy know not any peace nor rest l shoot
down their best and brayesti But / never
killed squaw; no, nor n papoose Dcy
had whipped her to death! bey have shot
babies thro' the heart; but can't do dat.
No, no, | cant make dat come over my
heart But the men-oh, kill dem when
dcy stand up, and fight ME face to face.
have chased 'Cm for many days--I hain't
stopped In de nights-siXty and seventy
miles every day. and no time to rest nor
eat, till dey are like famished wolves, and
when ! catch 'em, and nil 'em-kill 'em all
i can count every bone in their lean
bodies"
An acquaintance Of mine once started on
tour among the mountains with Colonel
Pteitier. As they rode along, the Colonel
gave him various directions as TO his con-
duct In case of fight with the Indians, and
finished by saying: "And now, don't for
get; If am wounded so rs to be unable 10
fly, you must Kill me at once for mustn't
fall alive into their Internal hands; they
torture one horribly. And If YOU are
Monnded, kill you, you see. Don't fail"
Ihat gentleman didn't 90 into any
Indian fight.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-26
p HILLIPS HOUSE
DAYTON, OHIO.

DAYTON, OHIO.
l.. Reibold Proprietor
HANlNG leased the Phillips House for atcrm
of years, the proprietor Will proceed at once
TO put il in the most complete repair and re- fur
nish it IN the very best style throughout.
No pains will he spared to make the Phillips
House the leading Hotel in the city. and in all
spccls In the West.
auIdly L. RElBOLD, Proprietor.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-26
P Fl GNIx HOUSE
M MONTGOMERY HOUSE

EAST TIL II d NIWEET
DAYTON, o.
Captain E. E. Retter, Proprietor,
Late of the Western House, Springfield. o.
Thoroughly rrfttcd and renovated throughoutan
is now one of the best Hotels in this city.
Ds3yn Omnbuses run to and from all Trains fsg
mar gtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-26
Aotels and Salnons.
pLAMTnRs, HOUSE

corner OF sixth nnd Main streets,
DAYTON, OHIO.
j. T. HAM, Proprietor
FVlIE PLANTERS HOUSE corner of sixth aud
Main, Dayton having been completely reno
waited inside and out, and thoroughly prepared ~
y business Mems and Farmers Hotel, will be
opened for business Monday, September ., 1855
The PLAN CERS' HOUSE is only one square from
the Union Depot, aud is the most conveniently lD.
cate hotel in Dayton for travellers. seSdtf,im
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-26
Every Family, Store, Mandatory,
Hotel, &c, should have one.
The Filthiest Water in the World will
pass through it,
!Metropolitan Restaurant.

Adam Knecht & Son, Props.
MEALS furnished at all hours during the DAY
M aud evening The hest of every thing the
market anords Wilfhc supplied
LUNCH every sunday aud Wednesday morn
ings at ten O'Clock. ju5d2w
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-28
NEW ORLEANS.

DOINV CLEAR I4OtEL-T THE UNDhR
I stsurd VII ~ Il lr oint Uear Hos on or about
the lOth day Of Nav next This pstsh shmenr i7 now
being rep. ntrd and put 10 compleia rfpair snd con
ditian "a, aud water k beirg erprted. NJ
grounds beauiuHy lai Tout and the house furnished
entirely new oi the best Of mater ais AID latest in
g.v.merf.
Auaug. .useuts wiz he made for direct commruica
tisu with New Orleans an " bile both by steamboat
and teleCra7h. Billiard ! al es of tb most approve
pattern have been sTdered new Ten Pin Alleys being
built, and every amusemrnt sui able to the climate
and The place II srdCd 10 man. woman and child.
For bah hing, and fftirg and heslthfulBess, this
celebrated vaterioR place has superior the con
tiuenr and The und, rgue5 ten - to make it the
most pleas ant and eCmf rtabic in he wor d.
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ries and Definers, Davies Arithmetics. Olney'S,
MitchelPs aud Smiths Biographies and Atlas,
Parker's PHILOSOPHERS; Sacred Harps, Southern
Harmonies, Methodist, Baptist and PreSbyte-
rian HYMN Books, Bibles, Prayer Books,
Prison Life Of JEFF. Davis, Surry of Eagles
Nest. Medical Books, Law Books, Blank
Books, Miscellaneous Books and Novels, Juve-
niles. Joseph II and Henry VII, Letter Pres
ses and Letter Books, Letter Paper, Foolscap,
Envelopes, Ink, Black, Red and Blue, Pencils,
States. Gold and Steel Pens in short, in his
two stores, in New CLEANS as well as in Mobile,
he has the largest assortment of School Books
and Stationery in the Southern States.
He has great facilities for filling orders, and
bv his cheap prices, has gained large custom
He also keeps the agency for the Presbyterian
Board of Publications, and all the new books
published abroad, will be found on his cOun-
ters. as soon as out. Country Merchants
Teachers and Purchasers, generally, coming
to New Orleans or Mobile, will find it to theiI
interest to call on
S. H. GOETZEL,
81 Magazine ST., New Orleans
y15d1y. 81 Dauphin St., Mobile.
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NEW ORLEANS.
DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Corner Camp aud Common SITS, in the
Spacious and Elegant "Story Building"

Is constantly in session under able Professors. It
fouudc in 1872 and is chartered by the State
is former students may be fonud Principals or
Bo.kKeopers in large portioa of the old houses Of
This city and over the Southern States. La lies
Gentlemen can attend the Commercial Course or
BOOK eeplug, PenmAnshiD, sihematiCs, English
French Spanish. buEnFa~ education that en-
sbles 70 5000 o. 50 Annuany, Is the best
fortune parents an give thef sons DIPLOMA
this College IS 4 passport in al Cob
communities. Ladies ana 3enflemeu are Invited 30
csH RUFUS D0LBEAR President
J.u l6iIv.
Taos J. CHENOwETF, JOHN CASEY, WILLIAM EaIT
{. .r- Of Mason,C Ky. Late Of St.Lous, Kentucky.
cHENoWETH, CASEY & CO..
Commission Merchants,
Dealers In
EIGGTAG. ROPE AND TW3NE,
Pork, BACON, LARD. BEEF, FLOUR
AND
WESTERN PRODUCE CENTRALLY
No. SO Crawl rect.
New OrleaEs
Personal attention given t. tie -u.eIasr n bi-r.
haudise and Groceries for the country. Janl@lyI
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HURLEYs POPULAR WORM CANDY.
AS this is really specific for Worms. and
the best and most paatable form to give 10
children it is not surprising that 1t IS fast tax
ing the place Of all other preparatons loT
take il.
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PROFESSIONAL.
'UAisLHs CLARK

A TT0RNEN AT LAW, has resumed Practice.
q Residence Bolivar county Mississippi. Post
OttCe-NaPoeou Arl iiu23dtr
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op1rNrA1. PEARL DROPS.

ORIENTAL PEARL DROPS.
For identifying the Complexion, ettectualIy
removing Tan, treckles, Blotches, and giving
the skin an elegant smoothness not easily at
tained by any other Its use among the ladies
Of fashion in the East, gives it a character ior
efficacy which at Ont Gnse &C s!@Pls lam l3dy ~ as Infinitely
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INK INK. INK.

INK, INK, INK.
Sc tons Chemical Writing Fluids becoming
vorld-reuowned forts superior quality. HAY
ing been introduced only about six years, II
has become the principal in use with those who
want a fine, free flowing inA, and Tor pernal-
that can be used. For counting houses, banks
or schools, it is unequalled, and needs only 70
he tried TO be approved. For sale by Drug
lists and Merchants everywhere.
HURLEY, RUDDLE d CO,
Proprietors,
Corner Seventh and Green Streets,
fbl7d&w6m. Louls'lhe' ny