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NO. 246.


peal, and inereass As auns,- 90 &C.,.
azd Circuit Judges. ~
Seaaior Wlisoat bHl ss- ,,-........,
regular srmy. makes ia nsr.---- :. -.
osn if ne Pressat ains sss.n,g,,-s -
try are 10 Be retained.
Ioseoatesisi ease. Koatz saa CsF-,,, ..
Ne is,A slscnoa district Of Psau,,iv,,..
vs' asaia before ihe Committee !. ~
tons 'o-dsy, sud vas srsuss h- up.,,s,
o. tvo heurs. The cennittss sa'.a-,..
aatil Friday, ns6sise sstloa s s1s..,,s
70 Be had on he question.
tae srooka and l'o5es coafsstsd cas, q
New York. Is rsuiy Cor eonsidsrzisa "a
WI Be taksa up a. once. The evidence ia
NE ease makes sPfia,sd volume Of 5ao
pages.
NAssIseEoS, JAa. iI-HorsA-TAs
Speaker laid before Inc House commuui-
cation from he Secretary of War, ssaiiaF.
among other things. that comuisaionsrs
we're appointed in Delaware and MaryIand.
% sake awards for nsa mustered ints ne
military service, but thst ihsorisr vas sas-
Psadsd By the COMMITTEES on War. Ths
eemmgnicstioa waa referred 20 the Con-
m'iiee 90 Military Aaairs.
Nav NoaE, Jan. If.-The rabunss' Wa,h- 81
ingtoa special says. The statement q 70
yiVsd uP0n veFy hish sathoriiy. tast sssrr-
tsy Stanton VII saocsss n.aistsr Adams a.
;hs Court
81. James.-rhe rscsnl order couatsr-
manding the volunteer mastsHar out ia
Gsasral Tsrry'i Department. va yesterday
cOun'eFnsnded, and lhs volunteer trosps
are 70 Be discharged as originally eoa,sm
plated.
f0rrsvulE, Pa, Jan. ll.-Mr. Henry H..
Dunsa, Coal operator, and Superiuseudsp {
Of The New York and scAuyRu Casl Co..
vas brutally murdered By three men. Iast
aight, while on his way 10 bic home a.
f0tsvills. The murder vaa comnittsi on
the PEblic highway. sboui two misa from
Pottsyills- Ne arrests have ys, bssa made.
Nav NoEE, Jan. lI.-Gold opened at ssl.
Gad rose to ss's aud closed q, ssl,.
Cotton steady a. 5oc.
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The Original and Best in TIE World
The cnly true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
iesa, Reliable and lnstaaianeoua. Produces
mmediately q spiuadId bisck or natural
BfoNns without iuIuung she hair o. skia.
itemcdscs The ill enccts I'd bad ayes. Sold
by ell pruggais. The genuine ia sigucd
William A. BaicncllF. AIuo.
RsgsHsrut,ng Erira.t Of MLcfCars, for
Asstoril,g ard bsasti fg,H3 t,s Han.
CHARLIE BAICMELJl., NEs ! oaE.
sepil-fy
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The Pr0eursReui Of divorce


Prem ths FsH wayns eassiis.
The Chicago Journal is startled By the
fact It has iust learned, thaf during the ysar,
two hundred and seventy Eve divorces have
been granted BY the Courts Of that city
We are glad tqe country is becoming start
led By the enormity Of the lrafic ia divorces
which has prevailed for isE years psst-
Associations have been farmed n the larger
cities. with their azencies throughout he
western states, especially In our own state,
70 procure divorces for Ell imaginabls par
ties, and for all iinsginabis causes, or f5r no
cause vhatever. u is dons IN this wise:--
man in New York gsts tired Of his wifs,
and wishing divorce, calls On the agency
10 that ely, aad arfangea simply the Zee be
e 10 pay. Ali else 10 ieft % the agency.
The case Is seus 70 an Indiana lawyer, q
the constitutional kind, who commssees
p-oceediEgs, alleging in the eoaplsiut 5
half dozen sQhcisnt eagses, not one Of
which i true; ths case Il Fsisrrod 20 anoth-
e. of the safne class - laNyerb, wko rsparts,
without hssriag Sord Of evidences, in fav0r
Of the divorce, the eau-t sees il is AL riTht
on the record, snd uususpsctingly conhrrns
the procsediuRs and eecrses : divorces A
copy II he record is Forwarded b the FeS
York agency, and ths injured husbsad, Eho
has al the tine bssn living Il homs with
his unsuspici0u5 wife, coolly informs Der be
has procured divorce and Is about 70 mar
y Miss B oEsr the way, snd desires hsr
% fnd snother home and gre Rsy 70 Toe
neE wife This ProosduFa i precisely vhat
is, tine snd asain, enacted undsr cur pres
sut divorce isHs-
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aOOKsELLERs AND sTATIoNERs

CPRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL s
. FRANK, SUCCESSORS to NJ J. Druckes. Brewers
Or Ale and Lager Beer, No. Al Bread street, Nash
vile, Tenn. toecS-y
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WILL. sen st privsis sale trsct Of land belong.
rontsininr Two Hundred Acres more OF less, lyng
hall nile south OF the town Of LaNrencsbuTg Law
rerce county, Tennessee, on Shosl Creek- Upon
sssd ract thefe ls handsomely locsted, and neat
two story frame dwelling house. kitchen. and ether
oui.house- stsbes, etc. all In good sud substantial
order. Convenient aud close by are two OF three
large sprngs Of hne iree stone water which run
sur,n5' 'tha wbcle yesr. Upon said farm there NJ
slso an apule . I'D feach Orchard Of very superior
quality and surce phbe Of being made the anest In
the 60 ptry. The whole Of sad farm is under good
fence he greater part being cleared, snd u - sr
tile ana producaveas any land ~ TIE s3ass, oeins
vel adapted 10 either cotlon. corn, WaeaS Or Ese
RroWine There ls also Superior tdief posels ~.
anle ether ior alNrge mil OF iAotoryi o. oo-n---So
% b ~ best 10 The country. Another efesl - -
vHnssge IN oSning said farm, b the RenerH ou-iet
20 CONN fce eDu tra ie tho sane beng shna4eo
upos he pubic hlgn-say % Florence, AisnsalT
aad the Teuncssee htver, also upon the road LEAD
ing 10 fhe feanesste sad Alabama Rsilroad, inter
.z-fing a Pulassd, Tennessee. ell a which roads
an IN good travelling condition 81 Al seasons q the
yss-. .
one snd . bali miles south q tie above described
cne This trs-t Il desirable for its ~ooc, none Of g
4 cleared or unier feIce. tat v heavily emoersd
40 an the most desirable groEths-
Terms q sale-sin twelve, and eighteen n'onth'.
Win iuts est End approved security =.
Fl,T hIrther psrticuiars enquire q d. 1sfnes ~
snd Tbonlss A Kerchaval. oftice No ~, up shifs'
Ceiar street. Nashville, 1enpsssee, or % the lhaei
sirnea Al Leuisburg Marshall county, lem
s,sqa-iu, Executrix-
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ByTeIegraph.
A Family Poisoned in New TOrk.

AitsrnOOa DIspstOAss.
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We are auihonss,t 10 auuoun1s Ga Iss- "A -.
soN - cAnaaate ior rs-alsftou b ne a.Eaa -
ceanig irustes e. ne seutuiug narea sissaas
We are authorised 10 announce rass.s
sarrG a. = candldaie Toe County Trustee. 81
The nsxt March siccUoa.
Rearu acfhoursd 10 auuounos w. , aaRlau.
ION, a. csnliidaie pc oidcrun ~ ~ ca o.
sounig lraairs a. tna cnsuaE Mar.a aa .Gan.
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WLsBNGToN. Jan. I0-The following
order, mastering on. Of the volunteer
service one hundred and twenty-five
general officers, has been promulgated
by the War Department
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- large.
WOODEN WARE 10 Nests Wash 4 sbs, 20 dos
" Wssh Boaros. ~ doE Paired Buckess 10 doa
sters large lo u Broonas, ETC., in store and for
s@ls eheep y ROBr. EvEs& co.
WHIsKY.--s0 BIDS pure old Robe-t.on County
" Whisky, for sale 5y the gallon or barrel.
ROHr. EsEs co. I
1oYE OYSTERS. ssralnss, Pickles, Mustard,
~ brSndy Fruitss Cztsups, etc, ior sale los y
RoBr. Ewes 60.
SIUOrCH .eE-z0 doa Botaos Of Wsiker a Cos
- celeuTase Bottled Scotch ale. Also large lot
0i Young Cos EdinburF Ale in Dottles.
RIBT. EVEs& 90.
(ANDIEs, Socs and Butter crsckers, Cracknsl
~ Biscuit etc, IL store and for sale by
ROBT. EWES AGO.
SUNDRIEs.-Eails, Bed oOras, Rope. Wrapping
- Paper, Demiiohn soaps, Candles and large
variety Cf Sundues, fcr sale cheap oy -.
OOFFEE, SUGAR. TEAS, &c.-We desire ezpe-
! cisliT % cali attennon 10 our stock Of Coffee,
SngAr Teas and our large variety Of staple articles,
which We Offering A. low J. TIE lowest.
RoBT. Ewes A co.
DURE APPLE viNEGAR.-In store, and for sale
Il by ROBT. EWES CO.
LHxTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-In store and for sale
IL kobE EYES 4co.
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Ne Ee auihouzei % auneupca Jaars Rall =. q
eenditais ior Ctiaiila uourt C,sfE. a. t1a a-at
harch slecuaa. N
We sTe Suihorfad 30 anncunca CHaz1as 4. ll5s.
eusa, - candidate i1r UI.uana goun ( srE. siths
aeLi Msrga eiscuaa. sarl.lf
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A letter 70 Ssz York paper, ron
Ottawa, Canada West says Shas Us
Government organs state that Hon.
George brown resigned beceuss his
colleague Would not adopt 4 retalistory
policy against the Unitsd States, and
compel she resumption Of the recipro-
city treaty. The sane letter asys the
loss Of free trade with the Unitsd
States has east gloom ever the lumber
and produce trade, and thers i mneh
anxiety for . market % replace the
loss- slr
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ConatY Conrt CIarE-

Wa ARk AurH0RizED 10 ANNuUNCk uls
~ e CAtah a. csliltaie iuf uoanir ClurI
ulectea. .-T5
We are auihornsd b aanounra va : Caasr
-. e-allaaie lo1 Gers u No cguaiY uoau af
l4td.oa couatY. f1sai1
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A correspondent OF the London
Morning Advertiser says that Marshal
BaEains. IN his last disPatches 70 his
Government, declared that the French
forces in AsXico NUT be largely rein
forced, o. Withdrawn without delay.
Otherwise adds Marshal BGz2ine, We
shall BE- drivsa % pestilsntial coast,
where sickness Sill destroy the entire
srmy
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~ PhYsisississi Fiss u assrsiasss-
Coaisluiug asaily prsas, snd ~ sac fizisa
ant haEraFiEEE 81 he auaiemF uf Ne Mualan o..
gsIla IN a state q neatn and Disesas. eitn = lraa-
tiss On EaIiy Errcrs, ta bepiufaus Duassguaas a.
upan he hina azIa haaY, aiIh tha Auihars iIan
trealsd. truilrui auFirrf 90 o. maIrsd. 800
thoss uuutsmpiaen ulafli-se, 80 snisrsau dauuis
o. ihsif phTalral coudtuun. aaal ter puaIara ta
any sdflesa, On r-csipt ~ - cent?, in siamrs af
puaial eurreucy, og sldra.1ns iI. IA ClzgIA, ntf
a aaadeu Laue, aitauy, N. 4.
ina authuT tnaY - couasIiad uro1 suy a iEu
diaassss upou shHh ha ncuE tIaals -IaIrI Erfasa.
ths eurid. aaiis-tal
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VOL. Nv.
NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
No. 8 Deaderick Street,
OIs sslAad0fAaAms' q KEss'.
ROBERT EWES & 90.

WOBLDrespecruii auuOunee 70 tner M 11s and
" customers that tney have opened trzt-clGss
Fsny q socery Sore az ne o "a stand 50 long Occu-
ped by them on Deaderick street. The st0ck has
besn selected with care, and embraces complete
assortne1f Of 81 the staple and fancy ar1eies, 70
gether with
OLD WINES,
LIQUORS,
CIGARS,
TnRAcrn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SHERIFF.

We sfs auihoa1od ic snnoancs EO.a-fTrtE1
aAalslA - a calIttaia ior shars d nastr-oa
cqaltT, ~ tas saluag Mar,h slect.un a..fll =
We srs su'hoIiaai % anuousco " G. sasu :. =
c-nalaais cf a1ar.d q ualidaun ,sanfT. 4 -
seas Msrch slcruon. -
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CLAIM AGENTS, &e.

AYERS 4 RUNT-Man9aeturers Of all the
MI Latest Styles Of First Class Carriages and
buggies, Exprsss Wagons and OArrysis, y North
MarKet street. .--fs
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a Gard.


fasauELH. NoFaaltsr .. isf3s
I HAYE MA dsy old 70 Mr. loha b. 3enIia ~
A sntIra stock Of rooda, busuasa a. aud in ra.
arinE from buslness Z dsars b rstlrn ih.REa ~
ny tuaioftnsrs Hho have 70 uberalY pairouiasd u1r
- tle panl I c1rd.aiiY rrcuulincud ny ygunE
ceasur - tne baauaIn con muliiT Hl Eaelt ma.
ly, fsi ahie, a1d iFastaoItlY, and In aEalI
deserving q tnair cen1dacra aad asassm.
ia1ig-to fsts ChAH. LihHEes ElN.
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What msy seem slnnost inc-sd bis Is, that many
diseases Hitherto considered hDpe essly incurahis
are requeut cured in few ,ys Heaksi and
cheerfuy invite the inyesiIg suns oi the liberal
minded and scientific to cures which have no par
sel at the present day.
Duune the pat Eve year. We have contsnded
with ots Hcles and overcome opposition ss he1cu-
lean - we're ever encountered BY any reformers.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.
IaOOK AND Jos fRINTING.
BREWERY,

CAMERON, VIM. & CO.-Book and Job Printers,
l snd Publishers of the Daily and Weekly
Union, Printers Alley. between Union and Dead
sricE streets.
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Ha A. auihouaat 10 anneunra tna aErr aI T. *
Setliss jog La Uolecioi, .or STATE snd CsaaiY e.
ne enauInT narrh s.ufuon.
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eSIEGLEToN, R. d H-Bookseller, Publisher,
y s,ahOner, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
Buldng
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"ERRlTT 4 HILL-Deslers in Wall Paper
INl Window Shades, WindoW Glsss sad Photo.
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Market
streets.
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WALL PAPEH. etc.

TKTnsoH, ]. W. a. co.-ManuiActarers and
w Wholesale and Retail Dealers 10 Tin, Copper
And Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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Ths nslaai Chaabss. 20 Es-ay q Warala,
and lnstrpceon 90 nouug nrn. Asa. 1sa aud ~
uatlo ueatneui ur utsa.saa % Ne uuuary AL
111l1l sylt.1us-ssut rea, IN aeaud aaFescI.es.
Addrsaa. "a. y. aklLllN huu6hfuN, hossfd
AnsociazIon. fnlla.taiptaa. ~. aprls-tF
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R)8 80 sostarll sEH1Eo nfrHlEh
80 t. e - - aee~s ~ >
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VsluabIe Property for Sale.

Enapinisg fagaaoas-
Thos. r. Jennings, n. D. T. NJ Msddeu.
.la~o-1nad ursu
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KLINE & SHERMAN,
Druggists and Pharmacists,
MASONIC BUILDING,
Church St., between Summer ssd Cherry,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.


Lovers of Pure Havans Cigars and
n Hollands Empress Virginia
Cot KLiSE a sHERNANs
If you want Extra Fresh Green and
.E Black Teas.
Co to KLINE sHKRNAN's.
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETTS,
For sale by KLINE 4 SHERMAN.
American and Imported Soaps, in
Great Variety,
Al ELINk 4 sEEKzkNrs.
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics, Pomade
and Hair Oil,
Al KLINE a sHERa<ASs.
Try CBEvALIER'S Life for the Hair.
For sEls ouly :; KLINE 4 sHSRAfAk'S.
Newcastle SOds- Pepper, Spices, and
Pure FisEoring Extrscts,
Al KLfSK \ sHKRMANs.
Lard oi. fNo. II Goa o.. ttrshis aistilsal
Castor o.. llmn eoid Pnsss'q llnseei o.,
Caster Ckl, lEast lIdial Spirits Turpsntine-
For sals 8 KLfSL 4 sHKRsGAEs.
Extra Brushes, every variety, Surgical
q Instruments aad Fine Sponges,
As KLTSE shERAAN's.
MsdicinAlly Pure Equos, on hand
aa. Always,
Al KLTSE a sEKRNAS's.
Al Ihs aesvs tos s4Ssuf
20 KLINE q sHERMAE's,
Asssac Bzilzinx, c1nrrh sersss,
sSyss-sa NASHVILLE, TKNa.
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ArrEsftoH inmHHns i--ChocEa on ths u
stsr Banking Co., Belfast, lreland. iH suns
81 a - Gls for uals e. Q. n. Ordvsy's Bio-
her . ofice, No. AZ College street
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These pens bear noy troes ssork . @. P. BAR1ns,
kxTRA LoBs, KH.," for which have secured the
1Py-Tigh, sud are warranted equal in likeness Of
material and workmanship TO the best Eastern man.
ufActure, and are believed TO be superior 10 ali
others 10 durability and other substantial qualities
Ehieh combine to make really seryiceabls per.
sent by msil or express on receipt Of price ana
rCsrl esaTgG Qf b. mail, 81 nv TiSk when 20 cents
e added for reEstisb Write your name snd Sd-
dress plainly.
Posisge on sIlg1s pen nrss eelfS pen with any
ease or holder and box, 81 oelts- Old pens re-
paired for nfty cents laad stalspl each. Circulars
sut TsEz. Address
Q. P. BARNES,
HFn. afE Sold Pen ManufhenlreE,
6s5 hzia-sfset Cor. a1sh, DouisNllo, Ky.
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INSURANCE.

nARTIEs s1n.i1g Insrrs1oe ssAasi los' By ars.
.-5ssl.s 10 c.lT q tha cd Ece 01o., No. S1eorsh
o5Hsrs sr-ssl, ssa ia4airs @ ratss-
4. ". HuTLER. ser.y.
sussllu Tssn. NaFias . Firs Ina. -.
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PHoTotHarHa.-Photographa of Generals
fedoral hnd GoRiedersts. rho iarress uoi-
ieetion 10 ne Voals ior sale, uhslo.ala ana
retail kemamber NE place, GALLERY Of shs
Cumbsrlhnd, zsCedar slrUs,, oppasiss Uon,-
nrei~i hotoi. may1l-u-
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A Card.

WITH ne vsg q retiring from business. on SC.
W count q dsrhning heal h have disposed q
nv eurrs sfoc< o. DruEs. Medfaines etc. 70
h,isiuess al he old stsnd, No. a Market street
tsse this opportunity % return nv thsuks 70 TIE
viIblsc ior tie very hotrkl ps-ronage Which has
hesn sxieB3ed 70 ms fog number q YEAR, and
1 most Heartily reoouuiend - business rrea q ex-
5srso3im 4. wills.
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aIL.AS X. FOOT, State Agent for Ten
ucssee. -f
Rev. w. ID. #. SAwRIE,
Local Ageuf for Nashville.
r. w. ST TEPHENHON, special
Agent, Naahvilie, Tenn.
once e "a HsnouSl Bank Buldiug.

FaS1s-ls L0oa Board y Rsfaszos:
Hilman Bro. sons, A. McAhsier 8 Co,
Jno. Kirkmsn, =. Stubhaensldt
James M. Hamilton A. Hamilton,
James Woods.
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Mashrille Iuipa.
xx. GLMEROS s CO.. Publishers.
Letler Ion aIr. Pendlelon.

FRIDAY, JANUARY Z, 1856.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF fInsuranee Companies.

|,AREY s SMITH, Nos. SC ard g Union street,
= iup stars) represent the flioEitg Companies {;
ana Of Hartford security, Msnoa tan AetroPon-
tHu. PhCenix and knickeTtockez Lie OF New lork,
and Accident OF Columbus, Cho-
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LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 susiness Agents over Iork's BOOK Store, 49,
Union Str, ct, Nashville, Tenn. suI6-enI'
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SAINT LOUIS
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Home Once No. 60 North Third Street
sArT LOUIS. MISSOURI. y
ASSETS, July 1, '65, s564,644 37i
SECURELY INVEsTEDs
LiydsDds Declared to Policy Holders Jan. l, lse',
Forty Per Cent.
|I -o- l
Reader, is Your Life Insuredf
II nos, uhss proyisio6 have jon ussde for JOur de-
pendent ones THINK What wOnld be their
pecuuiary situation we're Sou 70 de
tomorrow
If it's wise to Insure, isitprudentto Delay?
II its wise to Insure, is sitPrudentto Delay
ss-DELAYs ARE DANGEROUS. "a .
DIRECTORS 8

DIRECTORS
JAMES n. LUCAS-....,...,...-.... SAMUEL WILL.
Robsrt N. Fnnkhoussr. Of Funkhouser Burnet.
Chas. II. Peak. President Of the Pilot Knob Iron
Robert e. Woods, Cashier Of the Merchants Bank.
Jules Vale OF Chontesu, harrison Vale.
Geo r Robinson, OF Robinson Garrsro.
Chas W MeCord Of McCord Co Maehinists.
John p Thornton, Of Thornton Pierce.
Isaae 81 sturgeon, President OF the North Missouri
Railroad. i.
Hon. John Hogsn, Member of Congress- it
Henry Oyersiols, Of oyerstolE, Wagner Co, Lun-
Rich. schseffsr, Of Hioholss sehssaer Co, Star
Candle esleTs.
william T. Gay, of Gay, HSasnksmp Edwards
DAVID Keith, Of Ksiih Woods, bookseilsTs And
Sfstioners -|fFH
r p Hsueukamp, ot Gay hanenkamp
Isaac W Mitchell.
D A. January, Of p. A. January 4 Co. 6roosrs and
Commission Merchants.
Wui. j. Lewis, Of Lewis a Bro, 1ooacconisis
r. Rozer Jr., Of :. RoEier, Jr. B %.
Jacob Tsnu. Of Tamm Meyer.
OFFICERBi
SAMUEL WILL. President.
IAMEs b. iuCAs, Vice President
WM. 7. SELBY, Secretary.
WM. n BENTON General Agent.
pR JOHN T. HOnGEN, Consulting Physician.
IACKLAHD. CLINE 3 JAMisON, Legal AdVi-
HON ELIzuR WRIGHT. Consulting ActuAry.
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
attorneys and Claim Agents.

TN 5. DEI4ANY, Attorney at Law. and War Claim
u. Agent, Clevelsnd, Tenn nOvZs-ly
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REAL ESTATE AGBNTS.

TONE a TUNNELL-Wholessle and Retail
" BOokse lers. StsiiOners, and News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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C,AnfPBEIA, MoFEEN q 6ROEsBEcK, Attor-
neys Al Law sna Claim Agents, Prsctaee n a.
the Courts. Collections promptly sttenoe1 %
alo ciairns agapst the United States and Vouchers
eollected once 70 North Cherry street. up stairs
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Coal AND WOOD.
COLLECTING AGENTs.
Commission aud Forwarding.
NEWS DEALERs, &e.

DAUL SANFORD, Forwarding and Coz mis-
sion Merchants. Our prompt attention = gwen
% the receiving and forwarding Of CoGTOA. Al
South Market street
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-26
Iowa ON the Presidents Message.
Mexican News.

NEW York, February 25.--The Herald's
Mexican City correspodent states that the
Imperialists, not less than the Republicans,
are closely watching every indication of the
design of the United States in regard to the
settlement of their troubles, and were much
delighted by the rumor that our govern
ment had consented to recognize Maximil-
ian on condition of the withdrawal of the
French troops.
1t is said that Macmillan is tired of hav-
ing French rod continually over him. He
is said to manifest complete Indifference re-
garding the dilapidated condition of Impe-
rial finances. 1t is thought that he hopes to
soon overcome his difficulty by establishing
a comparative peace and induce foreign emil
grafton, and thus develop the great national
wealth of the country. He is said to be anx
ious for American settlers who will bring as
well as their skill and ingenuity, in
dustry and modern inventions in machin-
cry.
The Imperialists are represented as being
very much surprised to learn Of the appre-
tensions in Washington that Maximilian
was re-establishing slavery, as they are in
clined to regard him as entertaining prac
tically enlarged ideas of liberty.
Petroleum is now an article Of extensive
use in Maximilians domains, and oil has
recently been struck on Mexican soil.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The Richmond Examiner reappeared
Tuesday. 1t made no allusion to the ae-
tion suspending it.
A man in Pithole got drunk the other
night and scattered $4,000 in greenbacks
amongst the crowd. One man got $500.
The President has ordered the heads of
departments to stop advertising in the
Washington Chronicle, on account of its
opposition to his policy.
A meeting in San Francisco was held
on Thursday, at which the message of
President johnson and his policy were
severely denounced.
At Boston, on Saturday last, two twin
children died very suddenly, one in the
arms of the father, and the other in the
arms Of the mother, at nearly the same
moment, and without any apparent cause.
They had baby convention over in
Muscatine the other day. Fifteen moth
ers with their little ones were present, and
they voted on the question of the prettiest.
Each baby get one vote, and no more.
Each mother voted for her own offspring.