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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-26
LATEST FRO.u ECHOPT
By THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

We have adyiceS up to yesterday T"cre Is
not much charge, if any ia the markets. Cot
ton active; breadstuffs fra. money market
slightly easier. ............
A popular Outbreak is immincnt in Spain
and number Of persons accused OF Fcuianlsm
had been arrested in Ireland and large Sc lures
of arms made An American. naMed McGili-
vcrnay, had been arrested in Dublin on suspi-
cion Of being an agent Of the Feuiaos, and I'M
prisoncd A telegram from Florence states
that the Government Of Italy will renew nego
tiations with the Pope at once r5
The English Commission Ga the neutrality
laws will soon commence it's sessions in London.
The Deak party in Hungary have adopted an
address asking that the laws Of lS4S be res
tored by the Austrian Emperor. They prom
Use that the Diet will consider tue wishes Of the
Emperor as expressed in his recent rescript
The cholera was decreasing IN London and
had entirely disappeared in Paris. The French
ironclad squadron was ordered to be ready 10
sail on the 2Sth. 1t was reported that this
squadron was to bring back the French troops
Kun IeotlS. AhtStiiSeLcC lliu DSea received at
Florence from Rome, stating that the Pope
had secretly decided in event Of his leaving
Rome, to seek an asylum at Malta, and that
the authorities there had been notified of his
decision. An imperial decree had bcenissucd
RENTING the. exceptional imposts, taxes and
monopolies in four hundred and eighty towns
'inaRussian Poland.
THE GREAT FAILS Ice COMPANY This is
an organization chartered by the Maryland Lee
gislature, which proposes to procure ice IN the
immediate vicinity with which TO supply this
market at much less rate than it can be OBJ
tanned abroad. The consumption in this Dis
trictranges from thirty to forty thousand tons.
Ice loses in the transportation largely, and the
freight on It costs in the neighborhood Of So so
ton, which raises its! prime cost here over
and above the article collected here from 81 to
S.. The company have secured as an ice pond
!, beautiful sheet of water about fifteen miles
above the city, and the exclusive right of cut
ting and securing ice1at Analostan Island, and
atboth places are makidg the, most extensive
arrangements for the winter They, propose
doing wholesale business, and furnishing not
only this. District, but points. further South,
with alb thltmay be needed, at rates much
more ,elisiblethan Northern dealers can afford.
National IateZhgencer.
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ghe Fall in Pr.ce Business.

The commercial and financial reaction which
was manifested last week in New York ano
elsewhere still continues to a great extent
the previous week The banks are more chary
Of discounts. They lend money now at six OF
seven per cent, instead of four or FIVE. The
stock clioues are somewhat shaken, and holders
of railroad stocks are anxious to sell.
AS tc dry goods, they are dull of sale, even
at most reduced prices Holders OF large guam
titles of high priced imported goods are ship
ping them back to Europe.
In the provision market there is consider.
able decline
The beef and pork spectators have suffered
severe losses. rors nrr>.
The -four, wheat, and corn markets are lower.
b Coal has fallen, and the colllereS are not
making much profit at present prices, but
transportation is as high as ever, aud the rail
roads and boats, &c, have, through their ex-
orbitant freights, The heaviest share Of the
profits ofthe coal trade Nat Int.
LAND SALES IN RocKBRIDGE COUNTY
From the Lexington Gazette OF the Goth inst,
we learn otthe following recent sales of real
estate in that county ,@.a 1. 4.:ll
Hart's Bottom, a fine plantation lying five
miles east OF Lexington, has been recently sold
10 G.. a. White, ESQ.,, Of this place, for S4O,-
600. The tract contains about 500 acres.
Edward Echols, ESQ, has sold his Ore Bank,
and Sand Bank; peculiarly adapted for the
manufacture Of glass, for $4,000. We learn
that Yone-third of the Sand Bank has Since
been sold for $4,000.
The farm located on the Brushy Hill, some
five miles west OF Lexington, was sold at
81 500 VIM. c.. Mateer, Esq, was the pur
chaser. The tract conta rs near 500 acres, but
is not Of first rate quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-26
ALEX. A NDRIA.
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2e

ALEX. ANDRIA.
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2e
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON The last
rasnaors and reports from Washington are; that
the French government wishes fur delay In the:
proposed withdrawal of troops from 81 exico,
and that Gen Dix carried instructions to insist
upon immediate withdrawal that the Ptesi-
denr does not intend to abandon or modify his
reconstruction policy, though he is anxious not
to produce conflict between the Executive
and Legislative departments that the Radi
calls have modified scheme on foot to Territo-
rialize the Southern States, if they do not
adopt the constitutional amendment that
the proposed impeachment of the President
will not be made, although Butler and few
others will urge it:-that a. committee ito IN
quire into the Presidents conduct may be
appointed in the House Of Representatives. =
and that the prohibitory tariff bill, and the ne
gro suffrage bill for the District of Columbia
are both to be passed by Congress over the
Presidents veto Z These are some Of the state
ments now floating in the newspapers and cir
culated in letters from Washington ~ an
The IAIPEAcHMENT.-ln his speech at
Brooklyn, last Saturday, Gen. Butler brought
forward his charges against President j ohnyoD,
on which to commence impeachment - He
charged him with high crimes and misde-
meanors ! making indecent and ince odiary 7har-
argues, intended to incite the hatred and fear
Of the people against the Congress Of the
United States; with usurping the rightssand
powers of Congress with Incorporating
government funds; with corruptly appointing
ineligible men 10 Office; with neglecting to
carry out the provisions Of the constitution
with pardoning John T. Monroe, that he
so use his influence in interfering with the
Louisiana State Convention, and in killing, as
sassinating and numbering the members TT
A bill has been prepared, and will be intro
luced during the first week OF the session of
Congress, repeating the act of July, 1862,
which empowers the President to grant full or
conditional pardons to persons engaged in re-
bellion. If it becomes law it Confines the
President to the constitutional power to par
don after trial and conviction. e is a part OF
the radical programme. s~ ...@@ OFT +.
The Richmond Times says: The perfect
unanimity Of the farmers of Virginia with
reference to the perpicious and unfortunate
effects Of the Freednlen's Bureau upon the
negro, may, we think, be accepted as eorclu
size proof of its worth!essness." All hetarm-
ers in Convention at Richmond expressed one
and the same opinion on the sGl',ject
The great bridge across she Susquenanna at
Havre de Grace, erect ed by the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Rsilroad Company,
will be opened se day and dedicated with prop
or cerena onles, a... ...... .........
L is now said that .he Governor OF Iaryland
has declined to call an extra session Of the L. &
iSlaure Of that State. ., s.. ...e...l .
Heavy shipments OF wheat are making trori
Sa, Francisco 10 New YO.k .- Ia.
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JAMESON ( BRO
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n O T | G I

* Office hours from 81. n. e. &p. u. .....--.
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Il is now said that he Governor Of ilaryland
has declined to call an extra session OF the L. &
islaure of that State. ..- .... .E..e.....
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Heavy shipments OF wheat are maj ing fror'
San Francisco 10 New Yo.k.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-30
How to Live in New York CITY

The New York World contains the
following sensible advice to an econom-
ical man of moderate means, who is
visiting New York for brief stay:
His first care, as soon aI he reaches
New York, should be to secure a room
st respectable, cleanly, but not first
class hotel. For dollar night he
might obtain a decent room at either
of the following: ,Frenchs, Lovejoy's,
the Girard House, Earle's. There are
perhaps some others, but these are the
most important If he be staying in
the city for week, he might get q
good room at some of the restaurants
at five dollars per week. He should
board not at the hotels, but at the res
taurants There are a great number
Of these establishments in every quar-
ter of New York, conducted in the best
possible style. He may enter one of
these, take q seat at a table, and select
what pleases him best on the bill Of
fare. He may get beefsteak, pork
steak, outlets, &c, lin rather diminu-
tive portions, il must be confessed } for
fifteen cents Buckwheat cakes, muf,
fms, or cake of corn bread will cost
him ten cents, ard tea and coffee, and
chocolate ten cents a cup He can
thus obtain q very respectable break
fast or supper for thirty cents At din
ner he might have good plate Of meat
for twenty cents, soup ten cents, some
pie for ten cents, cider for i've, and ale
for ten oents If We reckon fifty cents
for dinner, and sixty for breakfast and
tea, which Is abouts fair computation,
his board would cost him about dol
lar and quarter day. At some of
the second-clsss hotels, the Girsrd
House and LoEejoys, for instance, he
may also get some refreshments, but at
slightly higher prices.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-30

Tho Original and Best iu the World
The only true and perfect Hair DYE. Harm-
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. Produce.
Immediately q splendid Black or natural
Brown, without ujuriBg the hair or sk.u.
Remedies the IN effects Of bad dyes. sold
by all Druggists. The genuine ID signed
William A. Bachelor. Also.
RegsncrGtiHg Extract Of Mlsffura. for
Restoring Gad Bsaut. f,lug tse Hrr.
CHARLES BACHELOR, NEw YosE.
sepl5-ly
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81 A Physiological Wow Of MaFriag 81 -
Containing nearly % page, and ls1 une IIsfes
aud Engnung- u the Anatomy ui The human o.
g.ns IN stale u health sui Disease. with Irtl,-
usa on kaTiy Errurz, ll, ueplurau.e O0useqGc uCea
upon the MInd and Body wrh Tie Auth1rs tlaa
OF Ireatment-the only uil4uuN and successful
mode OF cure. ~ shown by she report oi Caara
treated. truthful ADVISER 90 thU uarried, aul
those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts
Of their physlCa condition. -ent Tres oi posulEo lo
any adIress, on recelpt ci IS cenis, ,a stamps og
postal currency, by sidres-ing Or. la CkullA No.
81 Maiden Lane, Albany. NY.
The author may Ue consulted upon any 90 Che
diseases upon which his book treats eItler person.
ally or by mail, and medicines sent % any par. OF
the world. srrlg-suf
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How TO DIsPosE OF TRAsR great
many persons are at s loss how 70 di..
pose of the ragged and mutilated cur
rency that accumulates on their hands
An exchange says it is the easiest thing
in the world, and without any expense
When you get three dollars worth on
hand, put il in small packages, pin q
paper band around, with your name,
pOst-ofhce address, and the amount;
then put il IN an envelope, and address
il 70 the Treasury Of the United
States, Washington, d. C." Il goe,
and returns free Of postage. You vii
get new currency in about one wee ]
from the time yon start it
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COLGATE'S HONEYsOAp

Ihis celebrated Foilss soap, ia su,h ueiysrsa.
demand, Is inside rom the ehoIes.s ms.en.... ..
mild aud saOiisut In is nature. frasrauu,
scented and extremely hsnsaciag in i,s art.ss
upon the skin. For sale BY al Drusss,s All
Fancy Goods Dealers. iteta-ty
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Go to Bryant, Strattou & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Fenmanship, CONNER
cisl Law, Commercial Calculations. Part
neIshIp, Settlements, &c.
Send tor College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATIuN q co.
urtI3-lv
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS,
]. T. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHTNISTS.
No. II Deaderiek Street,
NASHVILLE,

WILL asiesd q he erectsE Of al Kinds Of Ma-
w chinery, hlis, o. We =, Enznss and Ma
tn celshrsied ese4n Eng mes. steam oIsta Cfi
Maenanery q ,. =. Aooaey, q c,u-.arst P.rsa- -
Sisfl;ng - PaIe1-,e -S..1 - vel y cons1it u,
ehsasry huarhs Q. ~ III have olIf r99-e,-l -.s-,
toa u toe erecilon q a. We are IN RI ~ 80.
leh thaf I'll - SD Fers cheap Ve - siir55
- he ScaerG hep&rng Buainras. EaY FllI.Ea.
Bel Heafng hrsss EoQndnE, &c.
tarEt An
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NO. 3Oe.
SPECIAL NOTICES

-5,HoroeR1fHs.-Photographs Of Generals
: e0sfal and Confedsrste. The largest col.
Ieeu9n IN the west, for sale, Wholesale sn1
ClL se.Als. Aemem6er the place, Gallery OF th.
mrcial Hotel. fmavgT,tf
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,ords, Iassels, Buttons, fTingcs,
Read This.
SAM. O.. SMITH.

tLata v. L. am.A O. Hr1..J
No. p North Cherry street, ,Ciy Raber, -'
old staud,l keep the F.ae5. Fsm.ly l----
ries, Brandies, Wines, Pure Robertson C.uu
ty, Bourboa, and Bye Whistles. aud o. va
r,ous assortment Of Fancy Groceries. Alias
cheap as eau be hal ia the city. Alive asE
is to give us a call and see Tor yourselves.
deczS-tf
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NATURES
NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water.
Columbian Spring Water,

NO natural or artificial compound hiss yet been
IN discovered or Manufactured thst equals these
waters as preventative, relief and permaaentcure
for many temporary and chrome diseases IS prov
ed by the experience Of many thousands Who have
drank them for years, with lhs most beneficial ef-
facts
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ATTESrloS IR1sHEzS CHECKS on the u
ster banklng Co, Belfast, ireland. In sums
OF a % %lV Tor sale st c. N. Ordway'a Bf1.
ker Once, No. IS College street. tf
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Ginseng, Feathers. Rseswax

'HE highest uAEksl pres eli b pad, 10 goods
a % cAsh, a. the Drug 5tors of r. p 3enIInH
Co, No "a North hEr<et street fTorn WsIIT' ~
atNnd1 for eiaaenE, Feathsrs Gad BeagsEr A.
much - - ono lls- 6inseug vaaisd
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- nrieAi thANe-r, sR EsasT uf Wzrn.nk
a'st ladlfucf'1u 81 flaa1 Hsa. Af1r - - -
sAnio ifea-aient ioy llseaaes Ct uas Ur.narV 49,
sexual sysieus-Sent loe, 10 aea'ed suvet,r--
Address, ID. y shlLllN HOUGHnDN. H0,l.rI
Association. Philsdelphis, Pa .srfs -
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HOME AGAINff

HAVING returned again with a large
stock OF
trimmings, NVOrsteds. Zephyr,
SC. SC.
to the old home, l would respectfully i'm
form the Ladies' Of Nashville tnat We will
be prepared 10 manufacture any kIud OF
Cords, TasseIs, Buttons, Friugcs,
&C., DC,
as good and as choeriully as Formerly.
OSCAR BOuME GCu,
uovl-u NJ. Ju.Hu ..l.aL
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Browns Bronchial Troches
HAyEg Diarrr usurrScE 1a TEE r,ars, owe
IMMEDIATE HLIrr.
ROr bronchitis, Asthma, CaisrTh. Cousumy.
dys snd Throat Dssrass
a0cHEs LaE rsED VIfH aLE,It l00D sC1Irll


TaooHEs &HE rsfn "irH Al"''' GOOD suooras.
y-il eo, qye..s.,, ,1-.f.,i ,., ,I.-.., t.. 49,.
taA'n Dei'io o'okins 90 ap'H-.ais ADJ relieving tlr
throat sier gnusu8' eNovt.n Ui tfa gussI Urst.-
the Tro-hp- are r...,f,r,.r.f..i .t ,.-...f..I s.
-, E
iHJe'-iHusi ""d nave iAi le-l-nio1'.7 lfoiH riu..
nent men throughout tle country. Beng au ar..-
ola ~ tr,,s mari .s,f t.,--, ...-.f OBJ ca.
BY test Of many years. each year hnds them 20 ai-
ditlonal localities IN yafiou. par- Of tsaasrftu urf
the .r,,.t,- ara. 49,. l.- .--...f. ....-..
'
oiher artcies.
Obtain only "pH1wN's BlDSr4ftL T frr-rs.r rt Ant
10 .. A.. ....-..s a.. 49,. ,..
may % ouered
Bold everywhere in the United States. AMI To- Fa-.
49,, f.,,,,-t-... 81. ....... - -
,,.aiS,,s, ~ o. ~ ''''' F'' IVA
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NicEsaUEs, Mrss. Aug. q, less
d. John BH-Dl4yS S.r. L arm b.Brv o., .,.t. .,
Won tfst I have a. s5 ,,,,r v.rf,.rs.. y 8 ~ 80.
v.1th s-sst beneit Il u,y--If i. .-.,.-,I -. f..
prostrstion of nv sv.far, rr,ss,l...t - 81 = a.
heaitby apd rui.sinst. isg1sFr. rf 81. yr..., ~
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In Chancery at McMinnvilie
FEBRUARY RULES. tsls-

A. r Hummer. comp e nsuf.
" 20. bai r. se.l Lard.
Msor mereer izias, deisndant
IN THIS cause itappesrng % me -afsft-fol lf ih-
tiefE snd Mater tlat file tncFs named ifirl.iast
"a nou-reslient oil the state OF Tennessee. -a f-
me Ordinary process of laE calcot d seFfrl upcu
nm Is b. thsrsisra ofdsfed tnrr pliflcat.nu D.
u41ft lor four tuccg4sTe Wef De-, iE itT Ntaslf. .Ia
lnion, a neFsrarer pub shed 1 sa-lf.ue. Tea
nessee. reTlrng -sd dsieuia1t Or aFfrar uI tia
hrst day Of our uert Court, O. b. hc.4 10 1lr1i ua
vile. Ga The tta MOnday n Msr-h- l,tn, e. p.esi
EnsHrf o. deuur o. comp uuali u tfi. 1r ile esuIc
uiI he taken o cJuie-sr A. o. h.ll. a1d sai isf
hearing snpsr q. D. -. MuEfJRn, AN.
fsi14-st.s Eg d G. hfLrs. u t.
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s u FE & E X S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!

TARRANT Co;
Gentlemen-I am resident Of Curacao. and have
been disposed 70 write 70 you concerning the real
value Of your sELTZER APERIENr = remedy
or Indigestion and dyspepsia. / desire 70 express
70 you my siucere gratitude fOrthc great benefit the
bELILkk has done my wife.
For four or ave years my wife has bean sadly
afhicted with Dyspepsia, and aiter being Under the
Treatment Of several DOcfOr8 for two three years.
she vas finally induced % seer the advice Of =
learned Physielan, Doctor Cabials, Of Venezue.a,
who lmmedla'ely treated her with. your EFEk-
NE5CENT SELTZEk APERlENT, sbe began %
improve at once, and iH nov PEEFECrLY WELL.
ieei it 70 be my duty for the good Of humanity %
make this statement isaing tnal medicine 30 val
liable should Be widely known.
Trusting Jou Will give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
s. y. C. HENRIQUER,
New York, June q. 'G5. Merchant, Cufacso, s.A.
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coNGRRSS WATER

Is esthsrtc alternative and tonic, and sla ysiua-
bic remedy for affections ~ the Liver and Kidneys,
Dyspepsia a, GOut Chrome Constipation and Cutane-
GUS diseases. Is = most powerful preventive OF the
Fevers and Bilious Complaints, SO prevalent IN
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Adminlatratorla Notioa.

HAVING qualified a. Adm.n.strator on the e.
II tate of John II Hal, desrs-si. thas l. -5 no
~ Al per-ons having claims against sad sttate to
DE them Eith ms sIulfu he tine presented ~
~, or they Eill b. bsrred, snd those indebted ts
come forNsrd and make payment.
ianls-if IoH@ nU zNTrH adsssr
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WALL PAPER, etc.

UIIISON, !. W.. 3 Co.-Dlanufseturers snC
w wholesale and Retail Dealers 10 Tn, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. Il
College street.
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We Ask

The suffering millions IN our land 10 gVs this
remedy trial convinced that By ~ timely use
many may se relieved, many cured q Dyspepsia
Heartburn, bour Stomsch, rick Headache, Liza
ness, Indigestion, tiles, Cosavsness, Bilious A.
tacka, Liver Complains, Rheumatic Affectionss &c.
Read the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with ea. h bot
ue, and do not use the medicine aEainst the aduos
Of your Pnyslcan.
Manufactured only by TARRAET = Co, ~
Greenwich strsst, New York.
nTFor sale bT sll Druggists. pys "
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COAL AND WOOD.
COLLECTING AGERTs.
NEWS DEALERS, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

ToNE & TUNNEIL,-Wholesale and Retail
" Booksellers. Ssahouers, and News Agents.
Ro. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn.
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EMPIRE WATER

Is q csthartic, and valuable remedy for Rheums-
tism, Dersngement Of the Llver, Diseases Of the
Skin, and General Debility. Its effects are most
salutary in Lung Diseases. IL Is an slmOst sure
cure for ScrOua, and the most RggIaysted forms Of
Dyspepsia As preventive and cuie ior all Bilious
Dersngements it stands unriYRlled.
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ar. ". BROWN, Real Estate and Gensrs
J business Agents, over Hork's Book Store, Ss1
Union stre ct, Nashville, Tenn. au26-0m
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OAREY 4 SMITH, Nos. &c and IS Union street
" (np stsirsl represent the following Companies
Hltns Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, metropOl
ian, PhosniK and knickerbocker Life Of New York,
and Aociden. Of Columbus Ohio
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NJ ERRl1T & HiLL-Dealers in Wall Paper
NL Window Shades, Window Glass, and Photo
graphic Material, corner OF Church and Msrke
streets
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys aud Claim Agents.
INSURANC CE

IS s. DELANY, Attorney at Law, and War Claim
II. Agent, Cleveland, Tenn. nOy38-ly
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g9ashrille Mmiulr.
FRIDAY, MARCH 80, 1866.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY THE
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co
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NOW IS TIE THE TO SUBSCRLBEf
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSsRIBEf
yOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
NOF rs THE TTEE 10 SUBsCREBEf
oNLT s. co TOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY 50 50 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY g. so FOR THREE MONTHS
oyLYU5O 90 FOR THREE MONTHS
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

MI Latest Styles OF First Class Carriages anC
BugQes, Express Wagons and Oaryalls, " North
Market street.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
RREWEH
CAIRIAGE mANUFACTURERs.

CINGLETON, r. H-Bookseller, Publisher
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