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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-04-26

A very considerate tavernkeer-
er, advertising his 'sBurton
xxx" concludes the advertise
ment: an. B.-Parties drinking
more than four glasses of this po-
tent beverage, carefully sent home
on a wheel barrow, if required /"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-04-26
II. o. WALLACE,
VOL. ls---NO. II.
TERMS.
6Three Dollars for one year, in,

EThree Dollars Tor one year, snCa-
r.abLg tn adrance.
HSingle copies, Ten Cents eaca.
sF Advertisements inserted at One Dollar
per square of Ten Lines or less for the first
insertion Fifty Cents for each continuance.
OF Obituaries and calls on candidates
Fifty Gents per square.
OF Persons advertising by the year, will
be charged
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-04-26

The privilege of yearly advertisers is
strictly limited to their own immediate and
regular business and the business of an ad-
vertising firm is not considered as including
that of its individual IN embers. 0-TNo de-
Walton from these terms under any circum-
stances.
0p Ad vertisements not marked with the
number of insertions when handed in, viii be
continued until ordered out, and payment
exacted.
OF No advertisement inserted gratuitously
will Dot be inserted at any price.
sDe Announcing candidates Five Dollars,
to be paid in advance in every case.
OF Job Printing of all kinds neatly
done on New Type, and on as reasonable
terms as any Office in Tennessee.
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upon. Col. Tillnaa objected 70 SINE per-
TINS Of the same, and defended his position
By an argument Of considerable length.
The remarks Of Col. Tillman drew forth an
ardent and eloquent reply from Judge Coo
per in defense Of the resolutions, and when
be had concluded, Col. TiElmaa respond.d d.,
and in lien Offered q set Of Resolut ous.
NoTE.-We e~ndeavored to see Col. Till
man on Saturday and to-day in order 70 get
ac3py Of his resolutions, bat were unable
10 see him.-SEcRETAEIEs.
4 motion was then msde 70 lay the reso-
lutions OF Colonel Tiilman upon the tsb.e,
which motion was adopted. This doae,
Joseph H.. Thompson, Esq moved the
adoption Of the preamble and resolutions
offered by the committee; ard upon the
question being put by the President, Mr..
Coldwell-who had in the meantime sus-
tanned the report Of the committee in avery
able speech-the same We e adopted by a
vote aPproximating TO uranimity, and
which vote wa welcomed by tremendous
applause from the immense crowd present.
IL was also moved and carried that the
following persons be appointed delegates to
the meeting at Nashville on the 22i inst.
The great length fthe Isl prevents US
from publishing il in our Extra Of today,
but it shall appear in regular issue Of
Saturday next I'D.
on motion Of Joseph II. Thompson, the
qba1hvvnfa American TTnfap the Naabvilfa
Union, aud all other papers that endorse
the administration and reconstructio poll
ey Of President johnson, were requested
to publish the proceedings.
On motion, the Meeting then adjourned.
THos. II. CeLDwELL, Pre-
JAS. H MIL, -,
Taos. B. LAID,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14

CuFIp's PEASKs-NALESTINE's DAY.-Mid-
vav the month upon which We have enter
ed comes st.. Valentines Day, when Cupid
like children on Christmas, is turned loose
and permitted 10 play all manner Of pranks.
All we know Of this Saint was that he was
canonised in consequence Of his having sui-
ferea m~artyrdSm in the third century under
the Emperor Claudius.
some have eosjsc;ured that the custom
of asvoting his day 10 cupid is ;racesble 10
the ancient Romans, whose festivals, called
Lupercalia, were celebrated about that
time. On these occasions, amidst avariey
0f ceremonies, the names Of young women
were placed in a box, from which they we're
drawn by a band Of devotees, as chance di-
rected.
The practical joking which prevails 50
universally is probably Of modern origin.
Be che history Of the day what il may, il is
merry one to the young, and We notice
that our book dealers and news depots are
displaying every variety Of Valentines
from selections Of comic 70 the most senti-
mental snd beautiful-from the cheap q
the most gorgeous and costly.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Danny Uuoz ovrcs

Nashville, February I2, Is6s.
Business in Provisions and produce +
10th brisk. There IS s heavy southern
maad-esPeciauy for ezra.
Cotton IS very weak. ASS.
The following We clip from ne Louisvius
Democrat Of yesterday
The dispatch from New York rsss nj,
change to-day quoted gold 80 l2M. Si.
ny geodsquleti sugar drm, hard ~. eere,
arm lsg1l gold; cotton inactive and droa,-
ING 8 4ta4 a.; iourdall; mess pork iull and
deelined 25c, quoted a. 50 fo- new ana -
80 tor old; lard hrm 81 49,. CHICAGO az
patch reported receipts ct hors at 6.-1a
hrm At Ss9s % gross, snd Sll Nr dressed.
mess pork 30 -; rejected corn 33it, Oats
Canada barley = eSlss waisky nom
nal az - 10 CHeiuuau dispatch report.
receipt Of hogs at g75, price $40 % sus.
Slt 30 So net; mess pork dun al So
We are blessed 10 SAY thas the frei-bt
blockade on the Louisville ana N,shv
Eailroad, which furnished shipments DURING
The lstter part OF last ucek. has been
moved, snd freights was being recelved d.
day for Nashville, and to-morrlT TUESDAY
through freight Will be received. We con-
gratu ate the ohcers % the Nashville Beard
ut Trade upon their success I'M perfec.iue
arrangements by which the dispa ches nesd
on Change IN this city and IRON Cln-
clnnaU are % BE- teleraphcl through H.
Nashville, % be resd da ing the CHANG.
hours in that city. BY this arrangement
he Cincinnati markets W % De t-ele-rapbe4
10 Va hville ia time to influence tran.ae-
sons during Tie day on which they are re-
9 matter which. we are Informed is
BY Nashville merchants IS of na-s
han ordinary importance.
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An advertisement Of this Institution viii
be found in our columns this morning, and
we take pleasure in directing the attention
of our readers to it. The first Of the Ma
tional Banks established in Tennessee, it
afforded our citizens banking facilities at a
very critical iuncture in business affairs,
snd was then and has been ever since of
great advantage 10 them. 1t has been o n
Quoted in the most successful manner, and
in accordance with the truest principles Of
banking; and is regarded with great favor
by the public, and by the Government
whose depository and financial agent it has
been from its Inauguration. We have never
had more popular officers in our city than
Mr.. Sanford, the President Mr.. Ogden, the
Cashier; and Mr.. Jamison, the Assistant
Cashier.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14

HAEDwARE sroRK.-The desolation Of the
last fsur years, has rendered it necessary
ion almost every fariner TO procure umer
GUS articles 10 be used abouthis house, barn
and farm, and to those who are DESTROYS Of
laying in a supply, we would say 60 to the
magnificent establishment Of C. W. Fall 4
Bro, No. "a, Public Square. They have on
hand q very large supply of everything
needed Knives, Nails, Guns, Pistois,-in-
deed everything that the people desire IN
that line and their prices are as low as
those Of Louisville and Cincinnati.
The firm is dong an immense business,
which is increasing daily.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14

Persons u~nacquainted in the clFy seeing
90 manysdvertisements for she reameut-
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are often Of q loss 10 det
temine 70 whom to entrust the treatment
Of such eases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the Oldest essab-
liahment Of this kind is az No. g Dsadorick
street, and tbs should be a aumcieut guar
antee ths. this Is q reliable institution. De-.
A. k1caAG3 JoEu may b found il his Of
ice during the hours stated in his general
EMBELLISHMENTS Al nIcciclaes Gzralsied ~
ff oTcr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14

hr A Physiological View OF MArFiAgei-
Containing nearly 5 D pages, and lO me flAtos
and Engrsvings Of the Anatomy Of me human y
ysns In 4 state Of death aud Disease, with = Urea
Use On Early Errors, It's Deplorsble consequence
upon The Mid and Body, with The Authors PAD
OF Treatment-ghe only rational ana suceesslm
mode OF cure, As shown by the report OF cases
treated. A truthful adviser 10 the uaruedi sud
those contemplating marriage, who entertain DOUBTS
OF their physical condition. sent tree OF postage 70
postsI currency, by addressing Or. La CRulA, No.
81 Maiden Lane, Albany M.
The author msy be consulted upon any OF the
diseases upon which his book treats either person
ally or by mail, ana medicines sent 70 shy pAIto'
the world. octis-om
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The Cincinnati Csnmsr.l.l .ar.

The changes in the Money market were
in the direction Of great sctivity u dis
counting, but really not sufficient % amouat
10 anything.
Government Securities were not 90 large
ly dealt in; quotations, however, remain as
they were-99@s9Ac for Seven-thirties,
buylngi s9A@9oAc selling; 2he premium
buying, new Five-twenties. 2Ic premium
selling Use premium buying, old Eve
tWen'lesi zA@Sc premium selling NAc
buying, old Ien-torucs.
There was a continued good market for
Flour % an orders, mainly Tor the Southern
markets; sustaining arm market a The
old quotations. IL il conjectured hat the
stock Of -four has been greatly reduced. par
bcularly the better qualities. and holders
are consequently becoming more reserved.
Wheat is in only moderate demand, with
few or no transactions for consignments 20
other markets. Choics samples are held
with steady hrmness. The beat Of old Red
is not offered at less than s. 25, and the best
Of new Red is held at So, but, although the
offerings are comparatively light, c0nces-
sions Of 70 Toe are necessary If it is de-
sired to effect sales. 10. 9 new Red il
quoted At 81 IS. There have been arrivals
Of Chicago Spring, but none has beea offer
ed in the open markets, it being supposed
20 have been purchased BY the c~orsiFnecs.
Corn Is dull at 4Sc for ear, 52G55c for
mixed shelled in bulk. White is quoted at
56@57e.
Oats remain dull at s5e for No. ? ssc for
No. l..
Rye IS quoted at 6s@osc for No. ., and
&c for No. L.
No. I Canada Spring Barley is held al
81 40, but is not salabls above 81 80. Choice
FaI IS quoted at 81 1901 80, she latter the
asking figure.
Whisky in bond sells at 25626c. Free ia
held at = 22G2 %, but has little or no de-
mand above s. 20, and not much at that.
Cotton is without any demand above 40c
for middlng.
Clover seed bears only nominal quotations
at g % Timothy is dull and lower. s. 90
being IS much as II viii bring.
Provisions are inactive. Mess Pork sold
to a moderate extent at SIS 20 and $50. The
latter figure is generally asked by those who
have it on the market. but the trade has no
snap.
Lard is firm at lSc, though with little
doing, and buyers about as unwilling 20
offer il % sellers to accept.
Bulk Meats are neglected al uac for
shoulders, l4c for Sides, aud Ice for clear
Sides, loose, and concessions, it Is thought.
can be had on these figures.
Little or nothing is doing in Bacon, 1870
lose aud IS3tc are regarded as the trading |
with bat a very slight demand.
Green Meats are receiving very little at
.tention, and fair quotations are scarcely
practicable.
Sugar. cured Hams of the best brands arc
quoted at 24@25c.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14

KELLY AsD LEoE's ACCOMPLISHMENTS
very large audience was in attendance at
the Masonic Hall last night, TO witness the
second entertainment Of these minstrsls.
The programme contained a string Of gems
Of the fret water, and every one Of the
troupe seemed to be in the best vein. There
was, therefore, no diminution OF the excel
lenee Of the performances. All went Oh
wen and the sudience was delighted
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14

AUCTION SALE,
By 50 ERItFs SIT

II TIT HHNa"1 .
We viii sell this morning, posiuyeiy
without ~r-serTe, the following gooas; t"o
Show cases, 100 pairs Shoes, 10 < rep
per. bbls Vinegar, , kegs nails, % oeis
Whisky. i cask Soda, 80 Glass "ar' Win
Candy. 100 boxes Cigars, ] lot smokins To-
bacco, q dozea Shoe Brushes, - boxes OF
S,sn n de- Brooms. % reams Letter Pa
pari bbls Dried Apple, 500 boxes sar-
dinss 10 eases Peaches, 10 cases Pine Ap-
ple. 30 cases assorted Preserves 90 dozen
slackiug. 4 eases Catawbs Wine, 4 cases OF
Eitters. i boxes Toilet Soap 3 bbls Beer,
together with one No. 1 Stove aud Bakery
complete. near Congress Han on College
street, Aiiol which must be sold by or
dar 4, above. BoLLlsG i HEALD,
fsh1A-It Aucti0neeTs.
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RniIainr Associations.

FoT Ih0 IaHI In0H-
Il has been announced in the Nashville
pspars that The Supreme Court Of Tennessee
has decided against che constitutiehality Of
an. Building Association Of this State. As
shareholder in one who paid aP has dues
A. ,he LIST moment, and has received
nothing, I would respectfully ask Of M
treasurer. Mr.. Fuller. in bshslf Of myself
ana eshors, when be contemplate winding
nm his institution II there is anything
coming 70 persons in my ax, va ought %
have il a. soon IS possible. Lev Us hea'
fron you, Mr.. 7. sAAA
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GOVERNMENT sALEs.-The following pro-
perty will be sold at government sale, to-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14
BatehelOr,s Hair Dyel

The Original snd Best in the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less, Reliable and instantaneous. Produces
Immediately q splendid Black or natural
Brown, without injuring the hair or skin,
Remedies the III effects Of bad dyes. Sold
by sill Druggists. The genuine is signed
William A. Bachelor. Also,
Reqenerattng Extract Of MiAcfears, for
Restoring ead Beautyyiag tie HAIR
CHARLES BATCHEL0R, NEw YoaK.
sepl5-ly
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The United States having turned over our
shop and machinery 10 us, on Dec. lst 1863,
we will be prepared to resume business as
builders and contractors, on Jan. lst. Plans
and specifications furnished to cur patrons
Turning aud Carving toorder, for the trade
WARREN j Moons,
High street, between Church and Broad.
IneIn-2In.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14

ssIE or CRY PEoPERrY.-Two lois be-
longing to the city, aud located on Cherry
street, nesr the Cemetery were sold At
public auction, yesterday. They we're each
forty feet front, and one sold for $780, and
the other for sSe.25 per foot, making S2,4lO
in all.
Other lots will be sold today.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14

Conference.-The exercises OF the
Commencement Of the 10th Session of the
Medical Department Of the University Of
Nashville, will take place this Evening at
the Mulberry Street Church, corner Of Col
Iege and Mulberry streets, South Nashville,
at half past seven o'clock. The public are
respectfuily invited.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14
Special Cor. Cln. uaze'

GoyERSNEST sALEs.-The following pro-
perty will be sold at government sale, to-
day
Steamboat NJ. V. Baird.
A large lot Of Stationery aud Medical
Books.
(D One Locomotive Engine. Lyman &
Souther, builders.
QS) Eighteen Locomotive Engines, r.
Morris 4 Son, builders.
u One Locomotive Engine, Rodgers J..
i Al. Works, builders.
% One Locomotive Engine, Snmboum i
Smith, builders.
IN Locomotive Tender.
t200) Two hundred Flat and Box Cars,
more or less.
90 Locomotive Engines, unserviceable.
boilers and Running Gears for two %
Dummy Engines, unseTviceable
90 Five Spans, 100 feet each, McCallam
Truss Bridge. ~ Two spans Bridge, 80
feet each.
(l33) n hundred and thirty-three perch
Isl and I'd class Cut Stone, comprising
foundation Of Round House.
WIN also be sold, the balance OF Military
Railroad Property remaining uneisposed o.
Sales viii commence at each place at 10
O'Clock, a. IN. aud continue until all the
property is disposed Of.
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Read This.

Y. Z. Smith 4 Bro, No. q North Cherry
street, (Clay Roberts old stand,) keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Brandies, Wines
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rye
Whistles, and a various assortmentot Fancy
Groceries. All as cheap as can be had in the
city. An We ask is 10 give US 3 cali and see
for yourselves.
1ec22tf
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Fatal Accident near the Depot.
A Man killed by a piece OF Tim
Der.

Coroner Geo. W. Norvel was night before
last called upon to hold al inquest on the
body Of 4 man named Frank AcGowsn,
who was killed near the junction Of Chstta-
noora and North Western Railroads, under
the following circumstances'
lie vas assisting in building a platform
for a water tank, aud was raising 5 heavy
piece Of timber TO the top Of the frame
work, when il fell, and struck him with such
force thst b. died in about three hours al
terwsrds-st half past y O'Clock.
he VAS about shirty-dive or thirty SIX
years Of age, aud RON papers found on his
person, it is believed thas his wife snd tam
iiv Live on Cumberland street, Brooklyn,
New York. He had in his purse Sla5 in
money, which the Coroner pm. in the bank
subject 10 the order Of the proper parties.
msn named Christopher DOwny, who
was assisting him, had q narrow escape, a
the same time MCGOWAN was killed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-14

Go TO Bryant, Strattou & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for a thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmanship, CONNER
eial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nership, Settlements, &c.
send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON 4 co.
octl3-ly.
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BUSINESS IN provisions and produce is
10th brisk. There s s heavy southern
manl-ssr..i.n- L.
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OH THEATEE-Miss ThOmpson's en-
sagement here is a perfect ovation. The
house is crowded to oyerhowing every night.
She will appear as Parthenia in IngOmar
70 uigbt-a character for which she Is ad-
mirably adapted.
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HOME AGAINIi

HAVING returned again with 3 large
stock Of
Trimmings, worsteds. Zephyr,
&c, Nc,s
to the old home, l would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville tnat we will
be prepared to manufacture any kind OF
Cords, TasseIs, Buttons, Fringes,
&C., &C.,
as good and as cheerfully SIS formerly.
OSCAR BOHME Il CO.,
nov1-tf No. 9 Union street
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DIsAPPoIxrED.-The friends Of the Fenian
movement, in this city, were greatly disap-
pointed yesterday by the non-arrival Of
Messrs. Roberts and Sweeney, who were
expected last night. They will doubtless
STRIVE to-day.
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-
The Emma Floyd had not arriyel up 10
five o'clock last evening.
The R9wena, OF Captain WI es line, lea
Cincinnati, on Saturday, for thi- por5 well
freightei.
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
ST. LoUH-The weather vas d-oIciously
toned, and there was o. gentle thaw an day.
Tunnage is extremely light in port-vefy
scarce-Owing 10 boats being unable 10 get
here from below on account OF the see. Tun-
mage being so extremely scarce, very little
business has been lone for several davs.
The few boats In port are rapidly loaded,
and thousands Of tuns remained ready
for shipment, in the hands Of Sc. Louis
merchants, who beg b9atmen and their
agents 20 take take H. but are rebuhed.
The river was reported a. Eve and q hall
feet IN the channel. but again il is asserted
there can't be less Than six and a hsii
or seven feet out 20 Carlo. Whatever the
cause, however, 10 is a fact that boats are
running agr0und-Den. I0h.
MENFHIs.-The weather yesterday was
aga n clear and pleasant, and the dust was
almost suf,cating.
Business was very duh upon the levee;
and the number Of boats that arrived and
departed was smaller han any day Tor q
month passed.
The river Is falling rapidly. having drop
ped dow fifteen inches since our last re-
Port.-APpcdi Ga.
CAIEo-The river fell twenty-seven
inches in the last tweuty-four hours.
Business on the levee was only moderate.
The weather was warm and pleasant
Dem. I0h.
EyANsvLLE.-Yesterda wa8 one Of those
beautiful days. Il was indeed spring-like.
In the afternoon there were those hazy
clouds, snd a little indication Of rain. The
water Is about a. near stationary a. il ever
gets 10 be.-J0urnat IOth.
The Peytoua, with tubular boilers, while
en- route 70 Cairo, was compelled 10 seek the
shore near New Madrid, on account Of some
defect in her boilers.
Captain Ben. F. Davihon has sold his in
terest in the steamer J. r. Gilmore, a. the
rate Of S2s,0e0 for the boat. Capt. =. 5.
Ierkes was the purchaser.
All persons securing psssage on steamers
desire two things. First, 10 know whether
the boat has tubular boilers second, .
stale room as far back as possible.
ExFlos1oss.-The following is the ration
ale Of the gas theory.
The boilers have and require a given
quantity OF water. The IRE is raised; the
supply pipes begin to fail, and 10 proportion
IS tney fail the a~bs0rptive capacity of the
iron surface Of the boiler, especially a tu-
bular one when uncovered hy water,l IL
Increased By heat, as in the case Of the gun
barrel, for the absorption Of oxygen. And
thus, as the supply Of water falls, the alb
sorbIng capacity Of the iron IL increased
with the decrease Of water and increase Of
heat, until there are two proportions Of by
drogs IN lea In the boiler 20 one Of oxygen,
with a red hot condition Of the hues 10 ig-
mite the compound, which i, if possible,
more violeauy expo i've than gunpowder.
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AUCTION s1LK.-Messrs. Boiling 4 Heald,
-auetioneers, sell this morning a well assort-
ed stock Of goods. Attention IS directed to
the notice Of the sale under the special
notice head.
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Th1 vice, which IL never prAciicsd II
The presence Of any one, has proved Ia
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of The noblest
aud most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 eloqueuce or pen 10 sonF.
u has destroyed health blasted tho eousti
tuGon, ara reduced the miserable victim x
3 nFlng skeleton. Nor arc these its fnal
and fatal Effects in Is pains are scattered
the ruins Ct reason, The most melancholy
elsht thai can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this ADDICTION, call on
Dr.. Coleman No. "a NORTH Cherry street.
o. sddrea1 him b. LESTER, Box SOS, Nash
vile, Tenn. fab3s-n
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T. P. Cone hss received the waverly
Uar,,i,.. Police Ga1stte, n. !. Weekly
N. \. ard Suadsy Mercury, Army ana
Navy Journal, Literary cOnPsnisn' Ooat.e'
pss Essts, Flag Of our UniOn. pese~s Re
wee, thrss dates Forsiga WseSiie' ena
itts daiiiss.
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All persons indebted to Dr.. A. Richard
Jones, are hereby requested to call and pay
up, if they donot wish theirnames 10 appear
in the "Union" on the 18th.
che AZ
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u H THOMPSON.

No. rs Cherry Street, near Union, has made
arrangements with the largest shirt MAnufAs-
tory In New York, and IL now prepared 20 MI
orders for SHIRTS, made up In any style,
to sat purchasers, at a small atNAsee on
Nsw York priess. Gentlemen desiring 60 or
der can be accommodated by leaving theiT
measurs. and = psrfecs nt guaranteed AiArge
assortment alN avs ON hand al low prices.
febIO-;f