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-ISrrLLIcrScE WANrEo.-Mrs- Rutherford,
Of East Saginaw. Michigan, writes 10 Mr..
Everett, Chief OF Police, making inquiry as
10 her husband, Mr.. John Rutherford, who
came here in pursuit Of employment, bat
who. when last heard from, was III Of a
fever. Any one knowing anything about
MIN, would confer q favor pa a distressed
family by giving Mr.. Everett Information
about the metter.
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Construction OF h North-Western
Railroad,
The work TO be Commenced I'm
m~ediately.

We learn that the managerial the North
Western Railroad have employed five hun
dred hands, in order 10 begin the work on
the construction OF the North esteTn Rail
road, beyond the Tennessee river, next
week. Measures will Immediately be taken
10 commence the construction Of the bridge
across the Tennessee at Johusonville. The
work is sn important one, and we hope IL
viii be put through without delay.
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cincinnati, OhIO.-JosEFH B. QUrSET, il
our authorized agent 70 receive advertisement and
subscriptions for the NagtrUe Uaon.
New Orleans, La.-EDwTs z. OVERALL, Of
the Commercial Reading Room, IL our authorized
sseut to recaive advertisements and subscriptions
Tor the Nasbuile Uni9a.
Memphis, Tenn.-D. IL. Tom Co are
our authorized agents 10 receive NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
snd subscription for the Nashville Union.
Ions HooPEa 8 Co Publisher Agents, a Park
Row. New York, are authorized 10 contract for sd-
yertlsing IL Our paper.
Joy, Cora Co Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
tugs. New York, and Browns lion Building, Phla-
selphfa, are authorized 70 contract Tor advertising
10 our paper.
8. N. PaTrEsGILL a Co Publishers Agents, 81
Park Row, New York, aud o State street, Boston,
are authorized 90 contract Cor advertising IN our
paper.
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Avery large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of WaH Pepper and Wia&o'o Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MEKETrr 4 HuL,
AZ Church street. Mayfeld Building,
mhs.tf Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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To MiIk-men.-Milk Tickets (pints and
quarts Oh different colored card-boards' OF
good quality, for sale at this office.
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For Sale

nNE o. tha hest Readenecs IN fee eoHui-r. 10
~ the s1ulnem part lftnr city. bear the tarm.ra-
oi me SCUM eesgule bore aairusd. lu = Hrsi
rste ug~Ehparnqod Ine pulllE alarTe modern
fue-aiorY Un-E, slth te1 rooms, Et hen. AZ eaoi
trek smoke holse and serraut houses. voaf 49,
tern, large YefA sei eacuacts VIA ~ arrsa 81.
vlt1 cnqes Tl- tres Apar Il usad nr 4 hreh
yard, Hnh pi-uT q Uater. aud al ranrsnlraaos
ior ft Hool he n, agd G.. Halresf pssses
gefel ~ tdrnng lnrE. Ina property = ouztia
MacofPofnaon, tnd q therefore exempt aom cor.
tAte- A Eeod apraE = u~lrlraaleiy 80.
fNanE Ae ErcParF. Tens easy
A1q4rs % NALsut a MuAFhEA
1cgi-d 81 VI MATT hk1NHAla 4.
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We are indebted to Ed. Willard, Union
street, for the latest Louisville and Cincin.
natl papers, New York Ledger and Chin.
ney Corner.
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Parties sending Orders to the Job
Department Ofthis Paper will please
write - Uaion Office" on the face OF
the Copy.
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See a woman

In another column picking ~Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. It is an admira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
hrss-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
II ia well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. ldec2i-tst6weowly.
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The authorities of Burlington, VT,
refused to allow a procession Of United
Irishmen in their city on St Patricks
Day.
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Italian Awnings made TO order. Furuj-
ture covered and repaired by Hewitt 4 Mar
shall. Ne. s. College stree~ Mar. S, I'm.
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Damask., Lace Curtains, Window Shades
C5rnioes and Wall Paper. Large stock ard
stIowest rates, just received by he"i" 4
Marshall, No. s. College street.
Mar. s, I'm.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press of this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
certify, as the following from the NASH
Ue1c Daily Union:
4" At s period like the present, when our
CITY ia fUed 70 OVERLOOKING with a transient
population, and diseases prevail TO an ex-
Tent hitherto undresmt Of, it Is proper that
tbe means of cure should be Of ready &C
CO.'S. end that those immediately interested
should have information which will lead
them 10 avail themselves OF competent
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
Gated iu the best schools of the profession
Of Medicine, and been successful IN o prae-
tice Of many years, are surely worthy o.
confidence II they have giyeatheir etten-
ton exclusively % ooe branch OF the pro
i~cssion, aud made themselves masters o. IL
they have suN more right TO expect sup
port more particularly ID they have sford-
ed proof OF their ability 10 cure. To thts
latter class belongs DIR. L. L. COLEMAN
who. in his specially, has beer a bcneiactoS
10 the afflicted, and may ever be relied CT
as q safe and sure physician.
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The Gillian War.

Despatch to The London shipping Gazette.
CoPESHAGEN, March IA CHILEAN
privateer steamer has been fallen in
with off the coast of Norway. The
Concordia, Spanish steamer, arrived in
Christiansund to load a cargo of fish fol
Cadiz, was spoken by her, and escaped
by hosting the English flag. Vessels
in Norway are demanding higher
freights upon northern produce for
Spain. The above named steam
er Concordis, Mendialdua, arrived at
Falmouth February >, on her return
voyage to Csdiz, and proceeded thence
for her port of destination on the 9th
Ed. Shaping Ga-CtC.
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Old Course of Treatment

Physicians are constantly annoyed by patients returning with secondary vnptara
Dr. JONES has discovered a mode Of treatment Tor these diseases which la rather ID
pleasure than a pain. His treatment has undergone a thorough Investigation. and
has been found much more efficient than any ether He s lryfr troubled with the
complaints Of patients with secondary syphilis, swollen organs, or with msav syn
toms produced by the Old School Treatment
DIR. JONESS charges are the sme in all claH-wu charge the mn for us
weeks attention that he would for ~ month, and h is Of course TO his interest," 10
as aueeilv as possible
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Qua JOS OFFIoE.-Wear are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ingi in the neatest style, and st the lowest
prices, a. this omce
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oarPetings, OIL Cloths, Matings, Dugits,
Rugs and Mats. Largest stock in Nashville
Just received BY Hewitt a Marsball, No. 81
College street, MeE. 5, In,
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For Sale st this Office, one good second.
hand Boiler. wiz be sold cheap for cash.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS,

The river continues to fan, with four feet
scani on the shoals. The Rowena came up
yesterday, well loaded. No other boat ar
rived, and none deprated.
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We are obliged to the Adams Express for
late Southern and Eastern papers.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
VI Law BlBuks for sale at this Office, or
printed 10 order.
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HENRY Il JOHN PARET, Jr,
s. CHAMBERS STREET,
NEW YORK.
Manufacturers and Jobb3Fs
uF
CT . L II 4 ~ a.
A Large Stock adapted % southern Trris


EssavrLru. IssE uec 1 I B
npgpFpTY o4oars al Church street. % .-a
erect. fsrr-sn slmrner ana CclrE-. alr i
Cherry streaf. befes=u Cnurl sud Catsr.srr
uy roudai b. r1uuri .tlar clirsaE aul
hreF ussamraG ua reVr- o. Ia fefaH r"I.
10 ne sperIa aroaH a1d erstrs stea
laahnl 81 tlr 80 EnE peer
eansmfueel a.rin tru days Eem @.
ulalrl TsrlfF IN cumIfll 20
tHs afraaf rorr Ill 20 uanlfd % c~euflrlel cas-.
eurtlnr. - srpanss ~ sheh al 10 clar7aa g..
w. MtTf. BROWN. ms,or.
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OFFICE OF CENTRAL FREIeHr AGENT.

OFFICE or GENERAL Freight AGENT,
n. Il c. x y. * n, W. r. R.,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 22d, 1906.
Mr. VIII. Chadbourn, ESQ
DEAR slR;-It seems, from the publication
in to-day's paper, that you are not so much
opposed to being dragged into the coutroUersl
as you were on the day before yesterday.
when / saw you.
The statement made to-day "by McCanu,'
which you endorses as correct, is very differ.
emit from the 1crittea statement you qaUe me.
Either you nave made a different statement
TO him or he has garbled it to suit his views
and purposes.
Please let me know how tits.
Respectfully, Z. H. Ew1SC.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March %, 1866.
Z Il. Ewing, Esq,
DEAR sfR:-When / gave you the letter,
requested you not to publish it. 1t did
not appear under my name, but in such a
manner that l felt in duty bound to correct
it. Now you are at liberty to publish it if
you see fit.
Respectfully, W. II. CHADBoURy.
That PAvENENr-The work of LAYING
down the Nicholson pavement, on Cherry
street, progresses rapidly. 1t excites great
curiosity
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CITY NEWS.

For the House of Representatives.
We are suthorzed 30 announce MAJ VIZ b. LEWis
~ 3 candidate, under The Governors proclamation.
election March aist, 1866.
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M e Ma.

The food and luxury n the age, without q sangie
fault. One trd ell convince tls moot rkeptcal.
Makes Puddugs, Cakes C~lsllris, Eiauc Manse.
a., without rlnglass, uifl lea % 10 egc-. DC a. c0s.
astonishing the most economical. a HlEhf adE-
u0n % ordinary hheat Fl1ur greatly improve
Bread sud Cake lti- also tECeieutf0r ttickenns
sweet sauces graves D fish or mslf, soup. a.. For
Ica-Cneam nothing can compare With E A Htus
boiled in milk all produce uch cream ir c0s-e,
eh1-oIate. Ca, a.
But Up 10 one pound pacEaEes. under he trade
usrE nai1aua, with areruals ar uaa.
most delicious article az food EF children and
uVlids of az ages. For ae ~ ar,errs and Drag.
gss everywhere.
Wh0isaAie Depot 8 Faiton -. New Vork.
MiLLlA1 buEfEA, General AgenL
Iuue elfY-
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Was The only Preparation if FOOD from
Indian Corn

That received a media and honorable mention from
TIE Royal Commissioners stthe great Intefnafousl
Frhfhron. london. iarE. che eomuetron Of all
prominent manuactureu OF "Coru starch" and
aPreparei Corn Flour Of ths sod other c0untnes
~rfrr rafararrr-
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Ginseng, F Feathers, Beeswas.

TUE highest MARKET rFes vni 10 psfd In
ii or cash, q TIE Drag sore 81 RtP
o.. No 81 horin Msrssf street -
at-rI iot eae1E fashar saa R-ss-
mnea $50 ~ alaeelE sztzd -
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We are under obligations to A. D. Allen,
agent Of the Louisville Democrat, for late
papers.
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

In al cases., which ayes to the patient the extravagant prices Of medicine, or rs-
scrpuous, which viii, in many cases, cost more Uau The whole of h4 rhsra.u b.
sides you ave yourself the probability Of exposure. 10 railing t- she medicines 90 g.
Drug Store. The office is so arranged that no oue need see you while there ALI
business and correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients and strangers, in visiting
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GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE, D
n. & G. AID n. & n. W. RAILWAYS, 7
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March ga, laos. J
MEssRs. EDIroRs II rot asking TOO much
viii you be kind enough to publish theeor-
r~espondence between Mr. Chadbourn and
myself in regard to certain statements
made by Mr.. Mccain before the Chamber
Of Commerce, aud IN the daily papers over
his signature. respectfully,
Z. H. EWING, JR.
GEykRAL FREIGHT OFFICE,
n. & c. ri n. W. RALwATs, !
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 20, 1866.
Mr.. W. h. ChadbouTn, Nashville:
DEAR SIR: Mr.. MeCaun, before the Cham
Der Of Commerce yesterday, stated that I
had recently declared to you that sff YOU
did not ~Patronize my road and ship YOUR
cotton by my route, Cthe n. & n. W. /. RI
I would sink the city to hell" I cannot
imagine what conversation, or in what con
naction, such a construction could have ever
been put upon anything I might have said.
Please advise me whether you authorized
MI Mccain to make such statement, and
II not, please write me such disclaimer as
VAL controyert it. Respectfully, &c,
Z. II. EwrSG, G. F. A.
NASHVILLE, March 20, 1896.
<. h. Ewing, Esq:
iDEAR sR:-I am not personally acquaint-
ID with Mr.. Mccain, neither did I sutbo.
rizs bin to make any such report. Have
never attended a meeting Of the Chamber /
Commerce, although am a member and
.ympsthize with them.
IN conversation a few DAYS since with 3
grocery merchant, I mentioned TO him what
7ou said in my Office last fall-when YOU
irst commenced to snip cotton-iu the
'~Teseuce Of several who distinctly remem-
'er it now. 1t was in substance that if sucb
-oases as French & Co., A. Hamilton 4 Co.,
nd j. A. MeAlister & Co.. would break
own the n. d y. W. r. R. BY allowing the
= 4 n R. R. to underbid US, no ma.te,
that rate we made, you would have to make
1ch rates Of freights and such discrimina-
.ons as would ruin Nashville by carrying
around it. Something very much to
effect.
The mentioned this, / had no idea Of
8 being made public, and now do not wish
and will not be dragged into any contro-
ersy. Above are the true facts in the case,
can be proved.
Hoping this viii prove satisfactory, I re-
Yours respectfully, {
W. II. C~HADBoURy.
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sAMARITAR's
Root and Herb Juices
The Great Blood Purifier lFI Remedy al
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, Spots,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOlLS, sYPH.
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES &c.

SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, Spots
LETTERS, SCALES, BOlLS, SYPu-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES, &c.
For syphIs or Vs1srsaI Dsesses, as samt-.
ian's Root and Her5 Juices Ia he mo-t poteaL ..
tain and eHecuId remedy ever prescribed uaaaHl
e. and emdlcatea every pflee Oi the Feuarra H.
son, 20 that tne cure a thorough and petuaral.
Take then this purifying remedy n1i d. rsar
aud do not transmit % Iouf p1steriY tlal Cor Hl.L
you may fepeuGu Haier years.
DO NOT DEsPAlRt
Although you may b- Pronounced i~ncurltIe, Ore
every vesuge Of impurtea from ths system u= 81.
g. al the bad effects o. 1eugry.
FEMALEsr FEMALEsr
To many aHectOns with vhrh numbers Of aa.
males aufsr. the Riot ant E-r.I1css q m1st H4U.
ply adapted, n IlceHtsi Utaru-, .u White. 10
bearing down, Failing or TIE WON'T, LrHIfy. Eaf
for all complaints IlrIrut 90 Che COX. sent UF rE.
press. Price, e peg bouie.
Samaritan's Wash,
j.. 10 case o. SYPHILIS. used 10 co1.uncfioa vtf Hs
Root and Herb Juices Fan oirscaous, Frcs llf
cents.
The sHrseyof ihesa remedies IL alike srlu5s
HNEEu rs NHTaU.lua hlA LAaaHaafs NNrF $40 .".'
10 tns u q Hospiul-. aad ~ theirrsa merit b,1s
gained The appreciation of the mos able surFFls
Patient AXE uolcsi Ile lngrcdir1t- ere EagaI
% tho physicians an9 nee tneus Al Jou Hl @ aI
tne ohcFIug-
Par EHurtL f1r HssnE
HasfmU.r. hrr q. lrH
OF have great safsfrt1I l aa lal r-fH
u1ei -lEe 5-amanna's Eeuaies alis .-rrH
disease In H. most customary i1uur thHf ] have
Used them with Judgment d-rtafa, -nt rfeH,
Iy. aud have i0gad them reepuu1 u ny asI.F
to.E promptly ana sfeetul An9fuE Hf
Competition. j have tho GIisst c1ulre1-a u Ron
earaey. and a. ~ ~ my I-e o. lrm srtrul-. .
them strongly
s-FREu G. BOWERS.
Assistant 5uEl0n sh Aea flI- fHls.
Reader. here l. PROF. positive q us value OF
Iaeae tru'v vsiuaHa urrusrau1lf. tne Old -rEr..
ioR and III uls1nE drlea nsve to eve uaT D. rslr
dies purely vegetable. ylea-sai o. i1o asi-l and A
Positive CUKE-
sod ~ WJACW SMITH. UuEala.
Cor CLureh mItls s-reefE &srEY'
DESMOND Co.. F-1rre'r
VS. race stroe, Paaalpa. Pa sp8--a
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Established in 1887. at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THE BARBAROus MODE or
a treatment for PRIYArE DISEASES, by the use eausne appHutous sui
by the
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Treasury Circular.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
March Is 1866 /

The following circular, promulgated
on Thursday, will be read with inter
est:
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS.
]. T. Mackenzie & Co,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISIS,
No. n Desderick Street,
NASHVILLE,

WILL {, the erecting o. AL kinds Of Ms
chinery. Mills, OIL We Is. EBFnes sBd Ms
chinsrY furnished on the best o. tarms. AgeoH ior
she celebrated Steam Eng nez. Seam Hosts, Oh
nschlnerT q J. B. Mooney, q Cncinnsd. Psnsona
wishing % purchase Wouid DO vel % consulf a.
IS We thlnk We eau them. All ma
chlnery hough q "a val rave cur psrzonsl Rtiea-
ton 70 ne erection Of lL We sra stl "a The Sew
ing 9schine h~aznesa, and have some few machines
len tnsf EA he sad Ysrf ehsEp. We also sttena
y The Gs1eN Repairing Business. Key Fitting
Be- henE1G Bras Founding etc.
fMgl-Em
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DIR. A. JONES.
SECRET DISEASES
~SAMARITAN's GIFT
Samaritan's Gift

THE AOsr CERTAIN EsuEDY EyFR uEu.
"Yes. Positive Cure"
FOR 6ONORRHOEA. GLEEr. 5%TRICTUEFa O.
Couusius no Mineral. no Haisam. no Mercury
Oa'y Ten EH % o. TrH 20 Es.-r Cra
They are entirely vegetable. having mo- aurI n1r
any Uup.rlsau. taste, anI uUl uaII boz FnY aar BOZ.
iure the stomach or bowels OF che most icIHua
Cures in from two o. four days suI receu. ra.a-
IN "tWerty four hOuFa.' Prepared uF l. erafl.H
of the University Of FeHnsyiys b., one 81 3D. u
eminent Iuciors add chemists gi tEa U---tut .r
No Exposure, no Irouise uo Change HHa.s,sr
let those vEo have ls isrrI OF a,f.us aa.es. .l
Who have been ElCssd sItu ls.a.u Oafsta G..
Mercury. Try
THE SAMARITANS GIFT.
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DR.. Jones' Dispensary,

should be particular in regard 70 the number Of tho Street w there so other rsus
n the vicinity which resemble those Of DR. JuNISS-
E- A plain Sign will be found over the door.
- All communications By mail q otherwise should be addressed 20
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The Samaritan's Gift

sent by mni 10 a piain envelope Price. a.s
package. tlu1. Female $500
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Lard IS steady at Iss in aerces kegs eo,.
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TriuHc Stage.
Lesvss Nashville on Tuesday, Thursday and Bat
grday. Returi ing, leaves Triune % Monday, Wed
ue-dsy and FRIDAY. Cfice A. CRY Hotel, Hast side
Pubic Square.
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LorisriIle - $500 RaiIr0aa

Arrives NJ 80
Connects 81 Lebanon VIII tIe Ale1 CC
mi Mound Coach every Monday, "Wednesday and
T1sav. Once At St Charles EOtel, North Market
street.
rHe N,yc,s7sVr mad
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tn many affections with uhfh Numbers ~ aa.
males suffer. tho ho0fant E-rl Juices mCst boz.
ply adapted, n Ilceutsi I.sru-, .u White. TO-
bearing down, Failing Or tls womb, leHNfy, Eaf
for al complants .lcdrut 10 Che ssE. sent ~ -E
press. Price, e. per bottle.
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MCCLURE & BARRETT.
on THE LEyEE,
I'D Stors from Milan street.,

SHREVEPORT Observation-Disclosures LOUISIANA
TIME subscribers have il store and aze oPeEiBg
/ one Of the LARGEST and
,ros7r r-o.YDr p7-rF7 Srr0fE or f.QaDS
-aCSA ~ - =
ever brought to this MARKET CONSISTING 10 par oI
Sugar. Coffee. Flour. Bacon, Lard. Candles,
pnrk SaIt
Tobacco, both chewing and smoking.
81 an BRANDS
CIg@rs-Domestlc ana imported,
o-,.
Whisky. and
Box Goods Of every description
Pickles and
hetcatPs' OF al seItS a'iu si%SS'
AacAeret-oi al descriptions
Also
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XE-OCLD respectfully inform his old friends and tie
w public. that be has recently returned home from
the North with large and well selected Stock Of Goods
Of the latest styles and fashions which lie purchased
exclusively for CASH from the ErsJ Importing Houses
In the country at prices which enables kim to offer
greater inducements purchasers than any other house
I'll The place. His stock Of
Fancy and Staple DRY Goods,
Is complete, and consists in Part-e
Ladies Dress Goods OF all descriptions;
French and American Prints. designs;
Plain Deaines, all eolors and shades,
Plain NeFinos . .
Printed Deiaines;
French Indian and American Ba7cges
Poplin6tte. Of all styles;
French and American Calicocs;
Plain and Fancy Silks;
Cloths, CassiInercs, etc, etc. etc;
Irish Linens, & superior article;
Bleached and unbleaehed pomesticsi
Sheeting and Shifting;
Hosiery, OF all kinds;
Corsets Gloves Belts Belt Buckles, Pins, Needles,
Thread and in fact every article for ladies' wear or
family
Fancy Goods,
A large and superb stock.
Has one eli The largest and finest assortmeuts Of
Ready-made Clothing,
Ever bVagght to this market; consisting Of Goats,
wear which manufactured Of superior articles,
and made up in the latest fashion.
Boots and Shoes,
Ladies Caters and Bootees, IF At styles
Gents Boots and Shoes all qualities;
viii manr thanks for The liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to me- would ask continuance Ct the
same feeling assured of giving satisfaction having de-
terrnined that all goods sold my establishment Shall
be as represented, and At prices CHEAPER rHkS TIE
od ocst' 4. SOUR
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-31

THE IRoy CLApa Tgsg OATH.-Tbe editor Of tie
Hannibal MOI Republic has been reading tie ron
clad" test oath, anu, il seems, 10 some advantage lie
slys thai be applicant for registry the follow
ing are Of The questions that would be asked him
under tile Iar, and lie undertakes to aus~cr hem in
order:
What i y0a name Austin Brooks.
Where DO you now reside: Corner of Main. and
Bird streets, Hannibal.
What is Your age2 Oid enough to vote
Where we're you born? Born in bed.
How long have You resided in Missouri. Long
enough to learn that gadicaism IS an im7osta-o aad
hunbuE.
How long have you resided III tIis yo3Htgys Swell,
Fay ab9u: as long your arm.
How long Lave you resided il this election district:
Don't know how long tie district is-mlr have re-
SIDED here longer than the district.
are you well acquainted with hG terms Of Che third
section Of the second article Of the constitution I tie
State Of Missouri Cans say The wlo made
thar section differ about III ami dom; seem To BE vel
acquainted wiki it Themselves.
VIII y0a now recite he general requirements Of taat
section: The chief requirements are that any one,
white black, who sill the radical ticker IS
legal voter, IND the g.her requirements are THAT be
can't vote the radical ticket he clat vote At al.