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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-09

Tue PLEDGE.
ny THE BARD :IARBLE HALL.
In baltimore, f.mcc! Tor indies fair,
Lived a bcHut full girl will. i4xen hair
A"d oonny blue eyes with liquid light
Aad'ruscatc lips, glorious . hi.
The youngsters fell in love by dozens,
eros anu acIuaintanccs, strangers and cous-
But she aycrotchct had got in her head,
Aad said she deter mined never to wed
Until she loved n handsome youth
Who would grant all her requests in truth
Aud bi"d Tim fully never to break
The pledge he had taken for her sake
The yoInG MEN stood rhagt with fcar.
some wnhcked their boots, some pulled their hair:
S1ne said twas rci gion ,sotue said twas money :
But 1t took them aback nd they felt quite funny
among thcm there n fms young man:
Says he, II love her as well as can,
N'wli' ma Ike her the promise. &uth open and free.
And agree to stand by it whatcverit be
The fair one stcpncd up to his side,
hud SAID ''Sh1nd mbw be your bride,
1"u must promise here bcfpre'us all,
1"buyyour clothes at MARBLE HALL. .
No other can SUIT a husba nd of mine
The Ct ats a e 50 handsOmc, the pants divine =,
says !ohna :, a laughing, ''You dear little elf
yo" like them SO we'll, get pair for yourscIf.'
Ci"thin" and Furnishing Goods, together with n
superior line of piece goods for custom work Rnv
Clothing sPeclal feature. |
SMITH. BROS. & CO,
C!Ithiers ant Merchant Tailors
80 and 40 West Baltimore street
Dec. ~ ls65.-Iy. BlItimore
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-09

PoLIcE-GoURr SCEHE-.Judce." said
prisoner in the Police Court the other dlv
you say, If I punch j man, even in fun he
can take me ~ for assault and battery"
Yes sir; said that; and what / s;s:d. I
repeat If 70" punc!, i man, you are guilty.
Of breach OF the peace, and eau Dearest
ed for it"
''Ain't there no cxccp,;ons?''
"No, sic; 10 exec ?toas whatever"
Judge, l thipk you are mistaken. Sun
pose for instance, l should brau2y-punch him
then WHAT"
No levi'y in court, sir. Officer expose
this man to the atmosphere. Call the next
case"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-09

Eser of beauty shall 1 marry?"
spendthrift Of his Governor; to
ernor replied WITH a grim smile,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-09

Taught a hungry dog the other
h by his tail, and coaxed linn out
with a piece of liver. The dog is
could ke expected under the cir
sclare, Sal, you look pretty enough
Solomon, amt l eating as
replied Sal, with her mouth
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-09

&c. LcIsENAINo.l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-09

g ToNEWARE.-Just received tone Jars: all
~ sizes, suitable for pickles, preserves, &c. Also
tone Jugs. Call aud get your supply at
Z sdfs5 d. HOW ELLIS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-09
NEW YORK
UNION PIAN0-FGRTE COMPANY.
C!IARTERED IASu.py. 1sca-
GOOD SUBSTANTIAL
9-0Ctave Pi9nn-Eorto

Embracing al The MOdcra Im provcmcnts-sucb a.
Il RoSe'c0Od Case, French Grand action
Harp l'cdal, Fail Iron Frame, Deer
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-21
Something for Butler and spragu


The Mstamorss Rsnchero of Febru-
arv II, in reply to certain statements
msde by General Weitzel, makes some
revelations which ara important. if
true. Speaking Of the contraband
trade during the war, it says.
"All the way from Boston, New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and New Or
leans, lovers of the Union came to Ma
tsmoras, to exchange the very articles
the rebels wanted for high priced cot
ton. Guns and ammunition, however.
10 a very limited extent found their
way here; but every thing else that
could be thought OF, in any manner
seryiceable to the rebels, came in abun-
dance from New Englasd, and were di-
reotly sold to the rebels by the blatant
Union men. Beast Butler & Brother
actually shipped, from New Orleans, TO
a staunch rebel house here, for rebel
use, a ship-load of picked pork. Not
only did they send ship-load of pork.
but Butler & Brother sent out here for
cottonexchange account, various ship
loads of United States srmy supplies.
which went directly into Texas through
their accommodAtion-house William
u. Seward, Secretary Of State, wrote to
Consul Pierce, inquiring into the status
of rebel trade, and whether or not the
supplies constantly going out from the
North went into Texas and II so, what
steps could be taken to stop such work,
or something to that effect Mr.. Pierce
replied By informing Mr.. Seward Of the
exact number Of vessels in the ofbng al
Bagdad, their size and nationality, and
with what loaded. The honorable Sec
retary was informed that the larger
portion Of goods arriving here and go
iug into Texas came directly from
American ports, and that all such trade
could be stopped only by refusing clear
ances to vessels, or by occupying the
east bank Of the Rio GIande from Ea-
Gle Pass to Boca del Rio.
Now. If General Weit1el wants any
more information touching the question
as 70 who we're guilty. Of carrying on 8
consraband trade With The rebels, We
would inform him that Ex-Governor
Senator sprague. Of Rheae Island, hae
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Washington News.

Telegraphc Correspondence Cincinnati Com.
PROBABLE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE LOAN
BILL
WAsHIN9ToN, March l8.-It is thought
that the Loan Bill will be passed to-
morrow, giving the Secretary of the
Treasury full power to fund at his dis
cretion all outstanding obligations. 1t
Is sscertained that forty-nine members
were absent on Friday night when the
bill was defeated, and it is claimed that
more than one-half of the absentees ia
Vor the Seeretary's bill.
THE NEW JERSEY CONTESTED SEAT
The case of Senator Stockton, of New
Jersey, will be taken up tomorrow in
the Senate The Judiciary Committee
are reported to be unanimously in his
favor, but there are very decided init
nations that it will be set aside, and
the Senator voted out
TIE NEW REPRESENTATION AMENDMENT.
The Constitutional Amendment bas-
ing representation on voters will be re-
ported to the Senate Tomorrow or next
day. 1t will be considered as soon as
the pending appropriation bills are dis
posed of. The requisite two-thirds vote
Is insured from opinions expressed in
Senatorial caucus.
PETITIONS FROM sAvINGs-BLNKs.
Nearly every savings bank in the
country has petitioned Congress to re-
move the tax on their deposits.
PROCLAMATION AGA1Nsr THE FENIAxs.
1t is the general belief to-day that the
Secretary of State, by direction of the
President, will this week issue proc
lamation relative to the Fenian move
ments in this country. Troops have
been ordered to exposed and promi-
nent points on the Canadian frontier.
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The Metropolitan Collar Company of
New York.

Harper's Weekly of the 18th prints
an engraving illustrative of the Paper
Collar Mandatory of the above Com
pany, and remarks:
The machine used in this mandatory,
aud OF which Mr.. D. NJ. Smyth is patentee,
is one Of the most wonderful and curious in
yentions Of the day. Three peculiarities
distinguish this machine above all others
in use.
l. It's simplicity What by all other pro-
cesses requires half dozen distinct and
separate operations is here accomplished by
one. A single stroke Of the die produces
perfect collar, button-holed, stamped, and
moulded. All that is done afterward is
merely incidental. The collar is turned by
simple machine, and by another is, with
nine of its companions, folded for the box.
This latter process is in every other manu-
factory performed by hand. The small
number OF hands through which the collar
passes also prevents it from becoming soiled.
?. It's tooHderfHL capacity From our own
observation We know that this machine pro-
duced two collars per second. The eleven
machines which the Company have in ope
ration produce % collars per second, 1920
per minute, 7s,2OO per hour, and l ,900,SOO
every twenty-iour hours. Three hundred
machines would supply almost every man,
womsn, and child in the United States with
one collsr per day.
3. It's economy Of labor and material.-The
eleven machines in operation save the work
of 800 hands. More than l9 per cent. is
saved Of the paper which in every other
process is wasted.
The Metropolitan Collar Company, whose
place Of business is los Washington street,
has capital Of S500, 600. 1t manufactures
collars Of seventeen distinct varieties, many
of them superior to any in the market, and
none Of them surpassed, and at a very much
reduced cost Of production, which enables
the Company to defy competition.
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his fingers in to the tune of two mil.
lions Of dollars. Afterthe Secretary of
State received an answer from Consul
Pierce, TO his inquiries, ten times as
many goods were shipped from Ameri-
can ports to this place as before; and
in one month seventeen millions of
dollars in assorted merchandise were
shipped from New York alone"
We suggest to Senator Sprsgue the
propriety of explaining this little mat
ter in the Senate.
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Another Ocean Telegraph ProieeI

Another Ocean Telegraph Project.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company, of
London, it is said, will make another
attempt to stretch cable from Europe
to America, not being discouraged by
former failures, but being determined
TO perseyere. A new cable has been
commenced, which is represented to be
stronger and better IN all respects than
that which is now in the deep bosom
of the ocean buried. The wire is al
ready made TO the extent of one hun
dred and sixty miles, and it is expected
that in short time one hundred miles
Of the cord can be made per week, at
the ordinary rate of working, while by
increasing the hours of labor the pro
ductlon can be proportionately expe-
dlted 1t Is supposed, therefore, that
by the hrst Of August everything will
be ready Tor the new trial Should the
effort be successful, but one-hRlf of the
task viii be completed Ii is the inten-
ton that the Great Eastern, after sue
cessfuily arriving st Hearts Content,
shall Immediately ;spceed to mid ocean
and grspple for the end Of the submere.
ed and broken cable, the locality of
which It is believed can be easily found.
In order 70 bring it up with ease, improv-
ed graphing apparatus has been made,
which 1t Is predicted is too strong to
break. Additional means Of support
ing the wire, st various distances, have
been projected, and viii be executed
by the assistance Of three steamships.
When the broken end is recovered il
viii be tested, and if the signals are
sent through Il perfectly, s rev splice
viii be made, and the old wire intended
20 be uaed last year will be run out 10
Newfoundland. Should the effort sue
eeed, there viii be two cables, and, Of
course, fsoility for double work The
parties who have invested in this spec
ulation have great faith, perseverance,
and pluck. Their motto Is, Try, tTy
again.
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A NCcE Fn0n NIgEsuJE4.--
Vicasarls. uIss., Aug. q, Isrf.
Dr. John Bai-Dalr sv. . ,m lsppy l8 state f1
you thtt have -i yogr Ys.lt.lr tsIral a.frs.-
With great benefit i0 uy-r.'l To- EHarni Is .I 600
prostfalou oi usy -y-trIu pI.lu.rI ~ l- 4u-
healthy and mlaatfflf I.l.U.. u' tlH m m.r#H7. .T|
uver around F.sa-haFs. HaF... 1eea with HarefsI
6rsut'- army ilrauE Eusut Il- slaI- souLlHTH ..Iu.
page. Iceud. entity recommend Its l-. .l i.i scr.
sons who age "a psse.i fa uuueaiIlY e..ls.s..
II VI. I.aaE
Agent q. 81 SAM lsry C8uu.I.s..a.
I0UisylLiF. by. Sept Is. is.t
On tte .si 90 Ju.Y Fast, q slara..a.i U|.s... al
agent o. m.Ca. to che ar1#s. Director 1I Ul. Ii.-
partIl-ut af lle Amy Of Che Cuu.Hr.ali. $500.
pie of uy tei.ou Bitten, t.r .uspe-luu. ElI Is.
qDesieii f ailsr anaIYs. le .Ill % '1rsu. tJ
-uuct9l sui approve I.s Urr tl-ulE ".r .I.i|fIs.
1he t.loNIlE ts tus Medical LIrartof reply. asI
also aeu- H1s+crgu-' psr1.. lt slIp lJI dozen
~ once. W have 90 -oiI .1 suffers.
t8gs Son.
''l am satisfied tnst Ceirlu E.itsrH a.I .. aa
harm ID suy one % taken properly unI ru H.Hie-i.
uou- ssu u1 Objection i1 ur bll % lF.u. .sra..i.
ta1 io alspo-e Cd o. l9 -Ut.sr+-
htsEI a. IHrE.l.e.
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but it is easier kindled. 1t is found in
the werk for at least 500 feet in length,
and forms the cap over the sdit in two
foreheads, and where cut through it in
making the open cut it was three feet
feet thick.
You may possibly have heard reports
of this discovery ere this, but this you
may rely upon so far as developed 1
have reason to believe that it underlies
a large section Of country, and will be-
come an article of trade in some shape
or other.
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TelegraPhic Correspondence Cincinnati Com.
PROBABLE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE LOAN
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Assistant Adjutsnt General.
An Important Discovery-A New Ar
uCie of Fuel.



corrsspoBience oi the puhuquo Herald.
SHuLIsBURG, WIS, March c.
Thinking you might take some inter
est in transpiring events in your sister
State. / address YOU n line respecting
a recent discovery made in the vicinity
of Shullsburg. Wisconsin. There IS a
Chicsgo company engaged IN running
level or adIt for the purpose OF drain
ing certain mineral grounds about
mile and half northwest OF Shulls-
burg, at which ! am employed ana
have been since its commencement
During the cold weather, one of the
men, while trying TO make 8 fire OF
some small brush, which would not lie
close enough TO suit him, placed some
rocks on il TO keep il down, but when
the rocks came in contact with the FIRE,
they became ignited and burned IS
we'll As the brush. This substance is Of
different formations and colors Some
of il where il lies nearest the surface,
resembles blue slate, and is middling
hard, so that il can be worked more
speedily by blasting, but as it gets deep
er in the ridge, il changes lts color and
texture IL becomes OF deep brown,
and so soft that Il can De easily worked
with a pick, aud is much richer. When
e1posed to the air, IL becomes OF S dull,
brown color. When dried little, and
broken into thin scales 1t can be light
ed by 8 match. almost as easily es q
candle The odor arising from il while
burning (which is very strong), IN my
oniniop resembles that produced by
Esrosene. We have burned IL IN the
stoys and 4 makes 3 quicker tre than
coal, but does not last quite 50 long,
nor viii il burn 70 ashes quite 20 Neui
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PRovIDEScr, r. T., March 20.-GenernI
Burnside was today nominated by sccla-
nation BY The Union Convention for Gov
Grnnr.
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The Most Perfect l[nl Tonic,

" EG GEMAN'5 Ferrsted Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
H Of Csllsaya Bark, sith PyOphorphate Ct Iron.
Prepared by HEGEMAN & CO., Chemists and
Druggists, New York.
PYkOPHO5PHATE or IRON was introduced by
+. Robquet Of FarE, in 1858, aud received iavUra-
bic nOIlce from the french Academy lt IS east y
8ssimilsted, aud not decomposed m the s.Omaeh BY
food or the gastric IUcei it ~ a prompt, efficient
tonic, combining the effects of Phosphorus and
lion, and II not stimulating or irstant.
Our FERRATED ELIXIR Or bAKK is a pleas
ant Cord.al, possessing the valuable properties Of
CalEays Bark, and contains eignt grains Of toe Py-
ropuosphae Of Iron In earh tu.d OCuce; and 10 all
cases, where a mild and ethcsClOu8 Iron TOME -
desired viii be found a most valuable preparat on.
san pies furnished 10 Physicisns on sppl cation.
FUkE NACCi Ne CRU5I5. selected from healthy
country ch ldrCn warranted reliable.
HEGGM AZ & Gus Cordial ElEr Gel saya Bark.
Alan and kIno LoEenges and CilOrate PO ash Lo-
zenRes. All tlo above sold ~ DrIgHsts-
HErEMAN q CO.
mHr7 Gm Chemists and Druggsts, Acg YORK
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~ A Physiological Nlcs of Masrias ci-
Containing ugsr.y s pages, aHi d.. rlE l..ief
aui EugTsyfug- Of tue Anatomy Ul tIe HImsI co..
ssl- M "a sustr OF stealth sud Disease. sItu IIrs-
tse on EHrly kEg1rs, iJ- EepIuUsU.e Dou.sH T#u.as
upon be Mind suJ Body, wIIl tIe Au.l.I.- tIsH
OI Ircafmeut-ilg only UlUuN ana ..lsgra.frI
mode OF cure. az shown HY tue report a. ..-r4
treated. A trutligI sIvI-rr to tlr uH...l. sal
those Cuutgup p.atug marriage, Who ygisr.s.a Hgtt-
ut their puyaIcsl condition. sent Tree uI IH... I.
any address, on receipt Oi -1 cents, u stamp. sr
postal currency. by a.iIrez-I1r ur. "a UtHlA 30.
81 Maiden same ALBANY, n. b..
The author may ue consulted upon guy 0' iug
diseases upon NA.gu A- uuua .rrsl. t.traf tul..a-
Lhc world. U.rls.U..I
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NATURES
NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water,

NIO natural or artificial compound hiss vet beeu
~ discovered or manufactured that equals these
waters a. preventative relief and permanent cure
for many temporary and chrome dizeases, az prov
drank them Tor years, W:lh the most beneficial et-
faar
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We take pleasure in copying from
the Richmond Times the following edi-
torial commendation of Mr.. Pollard's
excellent Southern History of the War:
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Redd This.
SAN. A. SMITH

(Lats A. O. Snth d. B~a.,I
No. q North Cherry street. ,C.ay Eoborts'
old s'aud,) keep the Finest Family Gra.s-
ries, braudies, Wines, Pure Robertson Cauu-
ty, Bourbon, and Rye Whistles, and va
rious assortment Of Fancy Groceries. Alias
cheap IS can be had iu the city. an aaL
Is TO give Us a call aud see for youueiyes.
dec2s-U
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In ChRncery at Livingston, Tennessee
FEBRUARY RULES. ls55.
J. J. T0mpkins.
- Attachment B.u.

IN ilis cause ii sppearLug to ne ssiislsctsoa e
The C-efk and haster nom co1nplainEuf's taIi-
Silica = sworn %, il4i deieliznt james G. arnitE
. : non-re ideuts q "a ststs al Teupes.. -
that tne orai.Aly pTncesa o. Law cannot - -srvsi
upon hfn y = ihereiore ordered ttst pullIe~sio-,
union. ucEspaper pltiishs,i IL -. - ~ t.s
vile, Tess, re- ifinf sa1 iafsnAanf 500 =, -
Pe-r Il the neti tern q ia CsnesTv scur ~ t5vsr
dsy q August neEt. iseEl 80 80. -ss,,-- -
scmuf y oom .sil,iit's lsll. or TIE same sli -
iaten far conitaltd % o. hrn aud sci sor hssr.ay
81 psrte- ~. Nkl9hJ, es y.
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Precautions against the Cholera.
The following important order has
been issued by General Grant
"HEADQUARTERs OF THE ARMY,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Q.FlC
WASHINGTON, March -, 1866.

ADJUTANI |1EhEkAL VI fiCks I
WASHINGTON, March u, 1866 J
"On the recommendation of the
Surgeon General, the department COM
manders of Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina. Georgia, Florida, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas
are instructed TO cause
"First-All vessels arriving at ports
within their departments from ports
infected with the cholera, but having
had no case during their passage, to be
ouarantined Cor fifteen days and
thoroughly fumigated.
"Second-All such vessels which
have had cholera on board during the
passage to be qusrantined for fifteen
days after the termination of the last
case, and thoroughly fumigated.
an carrying out this quarantine, de
partment commanders Will consult and
ssk assistance from officers Of the navy
in their vicinity, and correspond direct
with the Secretary of the Navy in re
ference TO such assistance and co-opers'
ton. By command of
LieutenantGenerai GRANT.
"E D TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutsnt General
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NEw YORK, March 20.-Ths Times states
that the House Of ths Iowa Legislature has
passed a resolution, calling ioF the trisl aad
punishment Of 5eneral Clstar ior alleged
cruel treatment Of Iowa soldiers.
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CONGRESS MATER

Ia cathsrtic alternative and tonic and s vaIus-
bic remedy for Hfiecons ot the Liver aud Kidneys
Dyspepsa a, GOut, Chrome Constipation and Cutsne-
Gus diseases Isa most powerful preventive Of tha
Fevers snd Bilious Complains, 50 prevalent 10
vafaffrr nat
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HOME AGAINtt

HAVING returned sga.u with large
stock Of
trimmings, NVorstcd-, zephyr,
sc, 80,
20 the old home, ] would respectfully tu-
form she Ladies of Nashville tlst vs wI.I
be prepared % manufacture any k.uJ ai
Cords, TasseIs, Buttons, IuuEes,
&C., &c.,
as good and as eheertully as formerly.
OSCAR BUHMEJ CO..
uOyi-ti NJ.y Union street
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MAYORS OFFICE.
a.. n. as Hs

NASHVILLE, lEEN.i Dec. Il, 1865. 4
DkOPERTT owners on College and Market
Il streets. between the square and broad street,
are hereby notified % construct new stone or BRICK
payements or 20 re-et the old ones wherever % o.
requlred, in ACCORDANCE with The fpecIhcagons and
gra1es which vii b. furnished Uy the % y Engineer
on application. said work must he commenced
within ten days from tine date, and pUshei Tep.dly
10 completion, or the city vii contract sub rasles
for the same, and the expense vii be charged 70
the prOpsfty Osners.
da-g2 " MATT BROWN wav-r
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COLGATE,S HnnrYsnnr

This eeieoratei Tolisi sOaP, 10 sasl ua.vsrssi
demand, ID male from ,hs Choicsss r,i,Hsl.. .s
mild and snolieut .a is nature. trssraaay
scented, snd extremely beneficial To- .ts s-t5a
upon the skin Foo sale BY al u1ussa5, sai
Fancy Goods Dealers. ltsI3-Iy
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Go % Bryant, s,ratiJu 4 Co.'S Nashville
Business College iJr thorough education
ia book Keeping, peuualshlu. Jomuor-
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
ueTship, Settlements, Sc.
send Tor College paper, Circular, Ne.
Address BRYANT, SIEAIIJN a co.
aafHa-IV
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In Chzncery at Carthage, Tenn
FEBRUAKY I8th. Isls.

William Touas. ys. Dame. Taylor, rta-s-
IN this causs it appearng o. Che Gers ani has-
tr ff..t o.. tiaf-rlisof Nfs-- u Maua. EAFcftfIH
ete. u p g. Mann, dor "a. il q non realaeni Of ne
state o. rsunesnzs so thai thr Ordinary process oI
iaa casn1t - ssrFei upon be- li is therefore o..
darsf tist uufla.alau e. ufaie tuF llur slrca4ss.
weeks fn ths Nashville laol, a nazsIaIa-r l.t.l.-
hanai ID tie CIV uf EaslFise. Tennessee rr.t---
iug said iareniall 81 apprfr AL tlr Ausiisr fr . D.
ne Clanrarf court of smith eqlulY. f6 - f.fF i
Garbage. ou fhc tHlrt aoadaY 10 soesisf -. =
plead. answer or d@laur 70 epulDlaiasofs1 IN
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Baichelor,s Hair n,nl

The Original and Best IN the World
The only true and perfect Hair DYE. Harm
less, Reliable aud instantaneous. Produces
immediately a splendid BLACK 1r natural
Brown, without uIuuug she ha.r or SKIN.
Remedies the Ili effects VI baI dyes. Sold
BY 81 Druggists. The genuine 10 signed
William =. batchelor. Also,
RtgtHeTdtlHy EEtra-i Of Altltary. for
Restoring and blllt. fgiHg t.c Hai-.
CHARLES BAICuLLUA, NEw luaE.
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