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supreme Court OF Tennessee.


For the first time in several years the
Supreme Court OF Tennessee is in ses-
sion at the Capitol This is certainly a
very strong evidence Of our return %
civil Law, and we are very sure that all
good citizens are reio.ced to ses the
Judges once more upon the bench.
Judges Mllligan, Shackelf0rd and HaW-
kius comprise the Court, whilst the in
terests Of the State are Represented by
our able and distinguished fellow-citi-
zen, ThOs. h. COldwell, as Attorney
General and Reporter All Of these
gentlemen are, we believe, appointees
Of Gov Brognlow, and il is q pleasure
to know that an abler Court has rarely
assembled il Tennessee The Judges
are all Tennesseans-we believe to the
manor born-haYe long been known TO
the legal profession as able aud dis
tinguished lawyers Their private
characters are above reproach, and
the people may well have confidence in
the impair tiaiity and correctness Of their
decisions Several Of their decisions
have already been published in the
Nashville papers. and We think peru
sal Of any one Of them will convince
any lawyer that in point Of ability our
present Supreme Court will compare
favorably with any Of the past Nor
ought we TO conclude this article with
out saying that j. g. Frazier, Esq, the
Clerk Of the Court, Is q most worthy
successor Of the late j. P Clark, Esq
now dead, and than whom q better OH
Ger never occupied the position. And
further, we might in this connection
very properly remark that Mr Cold
well, the able Attorney General, viii,
a. soon IS practicable, begin the work OF
preparing BIS first volume Of Cold
wells Reports, q book uoB looked for
with great deal Of interest By the
profession -iShSltyvilis Uni0a
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The vr.siaal aEl Es.. .u che Wsr.4
The only 1'ac aud gr-.rs. aa.r uye. hafu
less, hciis1iy and lus,aaIsl,.as. pr.f....,
iamediatoIl sF.r-i.l b.aeA af uatals.
hsovls wi.lelt .ulaHlr Doe la.r ar...a.
Hemedies tlr I'D elg.1 %. Haa syys. s..a
~ az prasslsls- lat lsal.ar Hs sIff.-t
" Imam A. na.clcial. Aa..
h-gcutrGalg E1.rlrt af E...Hr.rr U.
htstsr. l..l lil-H-. .st.. ll. aur.
CHARLES bALtAaLHl., AEul.as.
scpil-iy
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Hp'9Es BllLlrler DIVISION
CT ANl BLISS enifTlr
ST Lows, November o. 1868

CT IHE Miss ssIPrl,
ST. LouIs, November - 1865 ]
General h. Both.
DEAR SIR. have learned from YOU in
our frequent interviews that YOU are
engaged in forming an Express Com
pany, for facilitating rapid mercantile
ntercommunicat.On between the parts
of our vast country, as also 10 give pro
ftable employment to men who have
but recently been at war with each
other
/ assure YOU that your enterprise has
my hearty approval, and / hope you
will meet with every success / feel
certain that frequent and constant in
tercOurse between the people Of the
North and South will more speedily
than any other means eradicate that
Misunderstanding and misrepresenta-
ton which entered largely into the
cause Of the great civil war.
am, truly, yours,
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W ~ az AaNh VIZ e|
Maj. Gen. U. 5. Volunteers.
HEADQUAETEHs DAFT Mlss9rm,

HEADQUARTERS DEP T MISSOURI,
ST LoUIs, No November %, lS6j.
GENEEaL Il. EETH.
My DEAR SIR ! have heard with
great satisfaction OF the organization
OF National Express Company, which
is, rs far as practicable, 70 furnish en-
ployment 70 officers Of both armies who
have been thrown out Of employment
by the termination Of the late war
know Of no enterprise likely 70 be
50 conducive TO the restoration Of bar.
mony and good feeling between the two
sections OF the country as the organiza-
ton Of such a company, and you have
my best wishes, as you can have every
assistance ! can in any manner render
you. in facilitating your undertaking
For yourself personally, IS well q.
for others Of high standing, who are,
understand, connected with this project,
I have the highest esteem, and / wish
YOU all manner Of success IN an enter
Prise which / believe Sill contribute sC
much TO the good Of the country.
Very respectfully and truly yours,
JOHy 7 PE,
Major General Commanding
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IZheuanatisn

Strums. Kings Eyl. Giandulsr sWslmgs Eryspi-
elias, u cersi on. salt Rneun.
Tins tsint (hereditary and s,ggiredA FLING ie
with untold mi-ery, Dr., py usual medical Temes
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C0uniY Trustee.

We arr al.hra-sa u. s4r.as.. csrr In.
se' So gia....a.e -lr sss.slloe =. h.. 80 7.
''-n.' if.i'-'e o., iasra.u.a, Nsrllv v.a,.aa'
we afc al.l1-ilcd ia announce Iaaa.t
sA'iA is . slu'i.iaie iof CsulJy Trustee. i.
ne usNt Aarsa olc.uaa.
n, -i7 sl,-ial.a-.. 90 alillues H u. o. AEaIA.-
liN. 81 elal.la.r H- r...f'.... L. a.. ~ -.
s'aai1 l,ustae sl tle cu-..lg MANA si-la,.
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Auction Sale
OF
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

ON TUESDAY, the 9th isy Of January. lsG6, 7
will offer for sale st Public Auction, a. Nashville,
lem, the lolioEing Government Property
O00 Cavslry b aukets. condemned
1.0OO Scoring tes,
g30a Afcsket barrels,
slo0 lbs B,r Iron, assorted
500 lbs ast Steel.
le,uo ibs scrap lrou.
1850 rs Scrap Lead.
Horses
l0 Mules.
WAGONS.
Also. s large Nnouni Of Infsatry and Cavalry ac-
couuements, horse equipuents, hsrness taIpsu-
lns, psnts, ole, slcOnol, To~in. glua tar, sNle-
geese, soap, csunlss Csrpenters snd bacis srnihs
to0ls cut nails, scrap b1aSs and copper ctce aess s.,
iuInture. &c., s..
The sale vii oommencs a. 10 O'Clock = m. a. the
Ordnance UePct. College street, south Nashville,
and sIli 0uunae irum cay " dag until ths whole =
ITosed o.
FERNS ca-h-in government funds.
g.. +. ROCKWELL, Bvt Capt,
DCcef-,d Lieut. q Orcuaoce-
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i POSITIVE sud -pechc remedy Tor ali diseases
ougiusiiug ir'm IMPURE STATE Os rHE
bLUOl. snd Tor all DE etsrsJ Diseases trsusInit
IL LrllLl Earani ~ altlLlI
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KLINE & SHERMAN,
Druggists and Pharmacists,
MASONIC B-ILDINC.
Church ST., between Summer sad Cherry
NASHVILLE TENNESSFE.

Lovers Of Pure Havana Cigars and
Hollands Empress Virginia
Gon EiISE sHEzNAys
If you want Extra Fresh Green and
Black Teas,
Coto ELINz j sBEEMAN's.
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS.
Per -ais ~ kliNE a shhAdaS-
American and Imported Soaps, in
Great Variety,
Al KLINE 4 sHER,fAN-s.
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics, Pomade
and Hair OIL,
A. ELINE 4 sHERniAN'a
Try CBEyALIEKs Life for the Hair.
For szls 0aly st KLINE q sHERhAN's.
Newcastle Soda, Pepper, Spices, and
Pure Flayoring Extracts,
Al KLINE 3 sHERMANs
Lsra on. Nall CeaI on. itrshis fstusaD
ca tnr o.. fsu'u cold p.ess'el Llns-ei o.
Csstar usi. tEast lbdisl aptri- IIrF-at1e
For s.is a KliNL a sHKEuANs.
Extra Brushes, every variety, surgical
instruments and Fine SponEes,
Al KLINE a saERAAN'a.
Incidentally Pure Liquors, OF hand
Always.
Al ELlSE sHERHAN-s.
I=
Al tie EboFs i0r s.ls q
KLINE a sHERMAS's,
Hasouio 6uaidnx. Charuh sirssf.
Hoyss-sn sAsHvILLK, rEss.
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lt - 70 universally admitted that Constitution
Lais syrup " the only -ilruuys n eals Of restora
lou IA the VARIOUS iorms OF Paralysis, that we need
reiteraie that q I- emJ haueay the Great LIE
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W. T SHERWlN,
MaiOr-General U. S. Army.
HrADaas MINUS Mn. Dsrxrsr,

ttEApg Rs 0AlhniE NIL DAf AEAIt
BALrmIRE, Mn. Dec Ij, 1860 I
The enterprise known as the Ma
tional Express Company is evidently
one which, if carried out according %
the programme, cannot fell to assist IN
harmonizing the different sections, 30
lately hostile, and 10 give suitable EN-
ployment to many capable persons who
have lost business, property, OF protes-
sion by the war-this IS applicable to
both sections
That the original intention, in this
respect, will be carried out in its true
spirit, I feel assured from my knowl-
edge Of many OF the prominent persons
connected with the company 10 Is
ou'y necessary that We should have
public sympathy.
General Heth, 10 whom this letter j.
given, is well known 10 me, through an
acquaintance commenced twenty years
since and can commend him as one
in whom the greatest reliance can b,
placed. Respectfully,
W s HaNcOcE
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experiment, and she will soon End thai
i. is much cheaper 20 educate one child
than 10 support az eyed criminal and
pauper. Ses what the State is annu.
ally paying for crim IN he erection
Of iails. peniteat' aries. courts Of variou,
kinds, including clurt houses, pillosies
prisons Of every kind. even extending q
naviss and armies Could we have Learned
q csntury ago that education mus. govern
and Will govern the world and the universe
Of which /. is a constituent part. Our law
giyers, cur Interpreters, judges, executives,
should know this, feel il and realize it, and
patronizs national education TO the utmost
constitutional limits. But, lest We De thought
to be premature in anticipating :he passage
Of the resolution above prs,en;e1. we viii
patiently wait Tor demonstration Of your
honorable holy with hope snd confidence
amounting a!mcst TO an assurance that il
will receive at your hands that attention
and respect that the importance and dig
nifty OF the subject demands.
Respectfully yours,
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Proclamation by The Governor,

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
EXECU TIVE DEPARTMENT,
cd. NAsuvILLE, Dec. Il, 1850.
WEREAs 3 vacancy has occurred in the General
Assembly Of he stale OF Tennessee, by the resig-
uapon ct the Hen Y. T.. Lssster, senator from the
Fourteenth Senatorial District, composed of the
counties Of Cannon, Coffee, GruEdy, Van Bursn
and Warren; Therefore,
/. William q. BrownOw, Governor of the State Of
renuesste, do hereby command the shesifis oi
sad counties Of Cannon, Coffee, Grundy Van Bu.
rsn and warren, respectively, 20 open Hnd hold an
election 90 SATURDAY. the 18th day OF January 1890,
II the different plsces Of voting IN their respec-
tive counties 70 q ] said vac ncy, and that they
make return accord ng 10 law.
- Ia testimony whereof, haVe hereunio snb-
SUSSe scrlbed my nsme and csused the tiresi
seai the state Of Tennesse 10 be affixed
1 ine Dspsrtment 10 the city Of Nashville, tbs
lith dsy q December, ls65
Ry the Governor W G. BROWNIOW.
A. i. FLETCHER, Sec'y Of State.
fanfs-fA
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BANKEasS AND nRoKEKs.

/ nTIs. r. A.-Gttornsy and Councillor al Law,
" Ufhoe AZ Cherry 81; o. Box 'is,
Banners AND BROKERs.
L IaIRsT NATIONAL BANE-Governmeut Deposi-
Z t5ry-No. 81 College street, between Union
and The Puulc Square -iieaeTs In UucErrent
Money, Exchange, Ccia, and Doseruuleni - uIl-
les Vi 81 ElnIs. 5iOcE~ zn1 Bonds bought A1q
sold on Commlssioa- Collseiious prohpliy At
A 6. sANr5Ro, Pres'L Jas G. OapES, ,cash'r.
NIARR, TEOS s.-Broker, corner Union ans
VI College streetsi buys and sells Goid, C4euf-
isHt Money, GSyeEnmenl Securities srd Nouchers.
ColleCuous attended 10 promptly.
Al-9 buys and sells on C. mmisauu.
= sEoOND NATIONAL. BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - cherry street, desls Ia ExchsBge. G0yen-
neut Securities and CO IA. Collections promptly
attended 10 }. LUns0Es, Cashier.
u,RIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
IL Deals in kxchangei GOYeTnmeuE Securities
Shd GOA, coliecs.ohs promptly aitended to.
Cold. stacks snd BohCs !, Ia on Commission
". W. bEEaT, President. EDsaR JoNEs, Cashier
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DOOE6 AND JOR rRINTING.
-
ClASIEKUS, wM oO.-Book and Dob Printers,
- and "a li6hers Of the Dal snd eekly
Union, Primers Alley, betseen Union and Dead
ericg streets.
BREWERY
SPRING WATER BREwERY.-NANKEL a..
y FRANK, successors 70 NJ ). Drucke.. Brewers
OF Ale and Lager Beer. no. II Broad stree, Nash
vile, Tenn. A. dso3-ly
T----------
OKSELLERS AND SEATIONERS.
SINGLbTeN, X. H--Bookseller, Publisher,
. s,snoner, and PeFiodioN Desier, Post once
Bpilding. "a
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IsDIaEsroS, WEIGHT ~ stomach. TLarULESCE, NV
"A c1nFLkINf, HAHr 90 AFPE1ITL, RAB
HEEArH, uONsrIPATies,
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nTlS, r. A.-tttofnsy and Coun-e ellor al Ls'
" Ufhce 42lS Cherry sT.: 7 q. Box 14s.
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WE ARE tCrduElEEu To a,N.lr,.4- .-..,.
G. Nl.-Nh Al s. esla...sfe .1- t...r.. - 49,
49,, 4. ta'.-'t Nsaai1, ai lle cas-. Ii r-.I
aTl
We tfe aai-r.rei ia anuaau-a Wu. S. g.
,Aa -. . s.iiist. ,or Gers Of als CONAN 49,. 1.
Lsfi4ss'u clul.r. l
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Nj ERBlTr & HILL-Dealers 10 Wall Paps1
Ift Window Shades, WinuoW Glass, aud Photo
graphic Msteril, corner Of Church and Msrks
streets
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NEWS DEALERS, sc.

DAUL a SANFORD, Forwarding and Coz mis-
1 sion Merchants. our prompt attention Is gwen
u the receiving and foIWardng Of COlTOS. Al
South Market st.etL
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nOOI1 AND JOls l.aINTING.
BREWERY

CtadEROS. wM. g Oo.-Book ana Dob Printers,
- and "a hShers Of the Da and v eekly
Union, Printers Alley, betSeen Union and Dead
ericg streets.
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easO< a BAL hs-uls u4ntsa . - Bss
G7s@Se@ snd Euzdartui sEWlNG MACHINE,
ths 90 chaap ozs nosaaad ad1raas adAW 4
CLARK. hlaaafufd, AaIHss
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sILAs II. FOOT, state Agent FOR Ten
neasee-
Rev. w. ID. Il. SANNRIE,
Local AgeBt for Nashville
r.. w. esTFCPHENSO SPECIAL
AEeut, Nashville, Tenn.
Odice IN I'd National Bauk BundbR
Valuable Property for Sale.

WILL sell =. private sale tract of land elAng.
L ing o. The estate Of X c. Williams, deceased,
containing Iw5 Hundred Acres noue OF less. ly nE
half mile ~uute ~ the iowa OF lSprencelalg Law
renee county, Ttnncssee, on Shosl tireek. Ipon
.aaf .a'f tie q h. handsomely located and neat
Two stafy frame deelfng house, Kitchen, and ether
ont house, stab cs etc, ai In gOod and substantial
,,4,ier Convenient aui cicsa by are two Ct thIea
large spr nas Of hne trea Stoue water. WI Cd run
Iur,rc ne whole wear. ifou sad farm there is
sl-b sn spnis and fcach Orchard of Nery superior
1ratv ana snset ri 1,e Of beng unsde the dne~l 10
me 60 utrv The whole o. sad tarln - under good
ieure TIE rextsr part beng cleared, sri l. - Ter,
lie sns pToductye sny isnd IN the sisie- oeine
vel slaptei % either coilan. cora, wheal, or ~
groa ne There Is alec = supe-ior lci-c l1rt. SUI
ahle ether tor sisFge ml o. a. tory, 81 rotissg
70 De the best Va the country. Another gre'a ~
vantage in osuing SAD farm, is the genera oui -.t
20 coInmsrce ana tra 70, The same heinE ils.e-
upon The rullic heh-sss b. florence, Alata'n,
sad the reunessee fOvsr, also upon the road lead
ug 10 The feuuessse and Alshalna t-siiraac. .aiet
se5iing at iuiasiSi TeuussSec, ah 81 siiich rose
are iu good travelling condton ~ at seAsoas % 'i'
/ yesr
lvin si,o sell 81 ths same time, smother Traot
one and = hall miles south o. the above desrr pe,
one Thip Is oesrstle for Us wood, none "a,
b. c'oarcd or under feIsce. but ~ heavily urntefs
vi Ia a. the nlost desirable gruaths-
l Terms al sle-stN. tseive, and eli aieen plontn-
/ Hith iate est kad approved sefurItY. -
/ for Mriher periculsr- enquire of lr. James "
/ snd Thoutss A karchesE office No a., ur Stair
Cs,isr street Nashville. feouassos OF % Ire unoef
| steasd * Lev ~isuurs Marshail ceaniy. Tenn
/ n. A. WILLIAMS,
dscss-lm E1ecutrix
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SOLELY BY SUBSCRIPTION
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WALL PAPER, etc.

VKTu-SON, W. CO.-Nlauufacturers and
W WbOt.sse snd Retail Dealers 10 Tin, Copper
sn Sheet i-on Ware and Fun shiug Goods. No, II
College street.
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ing for any reason whatever will have
the power 20 defeat the result Is there
not, 20 say the least. a risk Of unfsvcrs
bic issue ? And what would be the
consequence A failure 10 convict
would involve a Judgment agaius. the
Government, while a conviction would
stablish no pew principle, and settle
no disputed theory. which has not Al
ready been settled IN q more desirable
and impressive manner
This question is one 10 be regarded
altogether aside irOm its simple merits.
Davis deserves 10 be hanged: but not
more than hundreds Of Others, who
were equally guilty in conceiving and
executing the work Of treason. But
will the Government or the people gain
by his execution. We think not on
the contrary, we believe il would en-
tail positive injury in its results, and
that even the attempt 10 secure a Judi
cial determination in ms case would in
volve positive injury. The nation IS
strong enough to treat the beaten rebel
chief with cOntemptuous indifference f,
and the historic page which records
Ihis epoch viii read more smoothly it
he Is turned adrilt with the mark OF
Cain upon his irow, than il be is duly
thrOttled, and thus introduced to the
pOsthumous and undeserved honOrs Of
martyrdOm.
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ht NaiiShaA 1-Apre>s Eutefprtsc.
The Richmond Times publishes the
following letters, as calculated 70 do
much good by the encouragement OF a
trateFRal feeling among the people OF
the North and South. General Heth
70 whom they sre addressed, has been
very active and Jealous in organizing
the Express enterprise, snd evidently
enjoys the confidence Of the writers.
NV YORK, \. y Nov. lj, lSt5.
General H. Heth:
1t affords me great pleasure 20 see
the efforts now being made by yourself
and others who have lately been in
arms against the authority Of the United
States, engaged in organizing an Express
Company, which is intended TO embrace
the whole United States in its opera
tions, and 10 give employment mutual
ly to those OF both armies lately engage
ed in Waring against each other ] look
upon your enterprise as one OF the best
/ have seen TO restore what Is now
wanted above everything else in this
country, harmony and friendship be-
tween the two sections it not only
affords me pleasure 70 recommend the
enterprise you are engaged in, bat 70
recommend you personally to the con
idence OF the people OF the Northern
States of our now united country, Ii
Is well that ! should say in giving this
letter, that II Is given upon a personal
acquaintance, which commenced more
than twenty years ago.
Yours, truly
L. $. GRANr,
Lieutenant General
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New FAMILY GROCERY.
No. 3 Dsaderick Street,
Old stand Of A6sms' a Eve.',

&tOtCd ~ 10 dJz Botlies Of Walker a Cos
~ c'le Iate Bottled Scotch ale. Also q large lot
VI ioung Cos EdInburg Ale IN Dotues.
RBBr EWES A co
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NOTICE.



1 q arcIrfHnsa aHII ..Hs prursllra 1l mari r1Fs
l fruau L Isl H..rse. -1 tIs IaIis--. rsa..f a-. -
-. uarT o. Is.l t.i ia.F ruc1rtsi. slIi sell a.
Pu1.r Auet CD. aa fh- tlH tar RI isntarr ia.
uetssen t1c hHlrfU. lf -li iig .ia-l. am aa Iss
rrsan .- lr- ARA 90 s-slfI kIn .liass -l-sfF -
iha Iou.srIr EaIr al I-I-.t ru ce'I-.- ir-sl. .1
- a Na,aFIHe 90 90 r. rlr I'd auresf salon. 80
Rsstaarsnt t1aatse- a n tas ilruitlr- All arr.rl5
% SD tl.i1les.
r1f plsre al ssls rr D. VI. % tl f.. lfa q ef arsf-
~ 3 Pashsty. -1rser Gata- 80 1-i1lsnar sfrasIs
dee3i Us % O. hliLkk, MofsgaEzs.
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Constitution I lite syrup.
pu ges the ~ entirely from al the evil effects
OI Mercury, removing the Bad Breath, sud curing
che weak Julnts AMI Rheumatic Pslns which the
Use ~ Colonel j. sure 10 produce. It hErdeus
spouEy sum, snd secures tbs Teeth a. drmly ss
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ser e'osAaraa---t hgslsraFl 5i Gousra.s
1ele'@. ana Nsnielersts. tho Ia-zest eg.-
'eeiisa 10 ths wuul, .1l uuIe. ,saai.ssls ana
ls.ai.' N'lielaoor tas r.scu. gallery sl sac
OalAs ef.anl, - Cedar as-oss. Jppus.le t.aa
mrclal uJtoi. ..,rr.t.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

4dYkRs s AUNr-Manua,eturers of all the
NJ latest styles Of First Glass Carriages and
5uggies Express Wagons and CaTIyalls, = North
Msraet street.
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Afternoon Dispatches.
Affairs in Texas.

Fractional CurreRny Ready.
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Which only nesd- e1aminstiou to coasinee.. any.
that We have the
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as &sln.s.ses.. oot. - s1EIs. = LoI .!
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SUFFE R E * S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect!! Act!!!


rARRANT Co;
Sspasu,en u knn resident Of fCuracoa, and haEe
b zen disposed % write % you concerning te real
ar lpdic ston and lyspep~is- desire % EXPIRE {
~ tsu nv sincere grsttude Tor the great ucuent the
~ .TLER has zone my vie
Esr f,ur or Eve years my we iis- ser saiy
"a. 80 ,s-th pysnersia snd si.er peiae under tns
81 vnenf cf seyerai noctors iof tWe OF tare' Sfa-
she ,gns fnSlly udnced TO sees he iavice q q
learn ~ Puyscian pu1toT Oaiaai ; q. 80 - -
~, -,,-,sI.ai civ treated her E.tn. ycur kFEk-
NFSr IhNT SFLTEER AfERlENI. ste hegsn q
iuap0o ~ a. once, sni Is nos PERt sc tif VII
ioe it - he my duty flr me good o ~ nanny Il
make E1is stat sieIneut teels thal a nleaeiue - "a
ua1e should he NidelY known.
Ir1Su "a you vii give this pllhiCiiy, ami repeSi
iug ny itEuost Erarc1is and tesnks.
fan very respecifll n yours,
; - {. HENRIQuEH,
New \ York. june Is, Is. Ms.chsnl, CuTaSAo, sA
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L. ar. ". BROWN, Real Estate sud General
81 rusiucss Agent, ever forE's Boo Store, 3s1 3
Union S,r e. Nashville, Tenn. su -6-6m'
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These pens rear my tTaz5s fsark, :" q. p BARHE
1xTR1 tsou., KY" tor which have secured the
upy-T-9H, and are warranted equsl IN hDensss Of
ma-erAi and Workmsnshp p 10 the hest Eastern man
ifacture, and are believed 10 be superior 70 al
others in durability and other substantial qualities
Ehlch combine 70 mske really sefnceable per. t.
sent by mail or express 90 receipt Of price aBo
rttHE eaGges Cf b. mail At Bly Tiss when 20 cent
. added for regsnsl Write your name and ac-
iress PLAINLY.
Fosisge on slngie pen brse oeHt5; pen with Any
Ase or holder and box, SIR eeats Old pens re-
palred for my cent? (dnd staBlpl ssch. Circulars
'Snt FREE. Address
@. P. BARNE9
- 6oid Fen Hanuiaotureri
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ne sufsrsuE mi.ioaa N our lsni 10 gye this
rerl,s. IL trai, convlnced that hy ~ umelF Use
,-,gnv mas te rsllefea, many cured q Dy-QFlsa-
uesrtfrrn. sour stcmsrh, SEX Hesdsrue, liE--
49, ind ze<S0n. Piles, g. stvene-s. Bilious A.
s-ts I've Cornp plsinr= Eaearna i- Afs-tlous,' &e
L ~ Ire Pamphlet uf Testimonials e. lth "a n'f-
"A. sna h, r,gf use the meciee szznst TIE siyi-t
~ sour Iihysssisn-
N.nansuiured ony hy TARRANT A 90. "a
,3--e1usch st-sel. New YORK.
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Il NIGHT BROTHERS.-Dealsrs ID Cumberland
N and rittsburg C-al Wood sawed and spiit In
sJOye lengths. Otce 40 Churcn street. NlId On
k0lung MaluIl, south OF Broad Ali orders filled
promptly.