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So Louis HFnrkef.
Taos. 8. MARI, Pres't. L. G.. TARBox, Cash
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,
Corper Union and ColIere streets.

Corner Union and college streets.
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money. These quotations are liable to huethate, but
may be depended ON a sufficient length Of time for
remittances to be received BY mail express II Tor
Wsrded without delay.
TENNESSEE. Georgia Railroad and
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Remember that willard, the celebrated
Foot Doctor, at the City Hotel, positively eradi-
Gates Germs. Bunions. and inverted nails and
has thousands Of testimonials. some Of them
from several of the oldest and most reliable
citizens of Nashville. mar26
L viii positively Sell Cheap for Cash
the fJllowing.g0ods
Meas seEed and peggod Calf Boots
Mems fine sewed and pegged Calf Caters.
Mems Balmorals and Brogan.Shoes and Boots.
Mems Oxford Ties
Ladies Glove Kid Caters.
BalmOrals.
. and cur Kid side lace Boots.
Dressed snd undressed Morocco lace Boots,
Cloth CATERS and Balmerals.
Buskns and Slippers.
Misses Cloth Caters and BalmOrals.
Calf and Kid sewed lace Shoes.
,,ogrcI
Glove Kid Balmorals.
Child Gaiters and Balmorals, scWed and pegged.
Infant Shoes in great variety;
At the Nashville Shoe Store, "a North College
street. NJ. MoRG1NsTTRN.
mar26 SIN
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NKw YoRK, March 25.-Cetton very firm with
/ only a moderste business, owing in part 70 firm
ness Of the holders. Sales 1000 bales; 2lc fol-
Il midaling uplands. Flour, receipts "a 3S7 bhis
market 5@l0e better sales $500 bbls. at 50 s0td
Il 1850 superfne State western Sll9l2 % extra
western SO zoe = So choice 10. 8 $50 Y -.
| Wheat quiet and frm at So $500 IS for No. .
! Milwaukee. and 50 p for White Canada.
Sugar stesdy with a falr demand; sales of ll00
bids, at l0allc for Cuba. and l2e f0f Porto
Rico. Melasses nominal. Petroleum quiet and
firm at l61% for crude. and 2T1S for refined in
bond Pork frmer and qpiet Gales S23 10 for
new mess.
New York Money and stock Market.
NEw YoRE. March 25.-GOld lower, opeaing at
1875 and closing at 1855. G0vernment seeuri-
ties a shade easier. Freighfs 10 Liverpool dull
with engagements Of 1900 sacks corn at sgd per
Cincinnati Market! ~ =.
I CINCINNATI. March 25.-Flour frmer. with an
improved demand. Good superfne. $40 O09
10 90 trade brands. sll 5egl5 50. and family
Sl4 00sBl6 90. Wheat firm and in good demand,
No. aspiring. 81 Sla2 IS; No. do g 5042 60;
No. winter 81 S0d2 So. and 81 % for No. dol
Corn, ISg74c for No. | in bulk, and s6sS7c in
Whisky quiet at 2Te in bond. Cotton il drmer
under the reported light receipts. and more
favorable adyices from Liverpool: Middling IS
held az 2Se. but the demand is light however.
Provisions quiet and without important change
Mess pork e held at SD Is for the best city. Bulk
meats s'49 I04e.
81 Louis Market.
ST. Louis. March 25.-Tobaeco firm but quiet,
s. 40aS7 for leaf. Cotton Inactive DE- for low
middling. Hemp dun. 81 60Q$l Is for prime
and choice undressed. Flour firm, but active
unchanged Wheat firm, So 90@$4 * for spri ng,
IS 25a$5-4l for fall. Corn heavy. 81 SOL 6.
Oats dull. heavy, 81 s39Sl 81. Barley depressed.
under large receipts. prime to choice spring,
PRovIsIsNs-Unsett heavy. dropping.
Mess pork 221Sc.; bacon 9sle.; shoulders ~ &C;
clear rib sides 12z4e; clear sides l454@l5l4 &C.:
sugar cured eanvassed hams.
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n. &D. RAILROAD, March 25.-l5 bales
cotton q sacks dried fruit, bbl whisky,
l jack, lot household goods.
By River.
Tyrone, from Cairo.--24 bundles Plunghs,
lG mill stones, 296 sacks bran, Is sacks
meal, 8 sacks cora, 10 tons Pig iron, l
hid. Laonn. I2 head callle. sundries.
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of few small lots at 200 6c per ID.
Reeeipts.-..-.........-.... bales.
PFies i.T. i22oa86c
The following commercial dispatches
were received:
LIVERPOOL, March 25-M--Cotton-de-
mand active at full prices; middling up
lands l3sd. Sales 1000 bales.
New YORK, March 25-Il:30 A. N
Gold 1874 Cotton demand moderate and
prices full.
1890 P. M.-Gold 133 Cotton--de-
mand good and prices tending upward ;
middling uplands 300 TO SIC.
4P. M.--Gold 1885.
CoTToN.-Firmness of holders restricts
business. Middling uplands 3lc. Some
holders ask 3l4c.
Consolidating done in corn.
OATs.-7j to soc per bushel, and but
little demand
BAcoS.-But little coming in, and no;
much demand. We quote hams and sides
at l4c per 10.
LARD.-l3i TO l5c per III.
FfouR--SIO 50 to SIS 50 per bbI
GRocER1Es.-Markei frm; no change in
prices.
The stock of sugar, molasses, coffee and
star candles on hand, is as follows:
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WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO STORE
w Shin 81 purehase Tohecee. eifher loose sr
In hogshsads Gail AZ cur Warehouse, NO =
Market street. AAsbFstle. -,
decli-n lBl HUGH MoChhA I
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PRISONS having goods at !. Coheh's
pawnhrokeF's Office that are overdue will
do well 60 attend to his notice in another
column. -.
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In Chancerr at NashyilIe.

In Chancery at Nashville.
state If Tenneseee-C Clerk Oiice Chanesry
Court At Nashgiiie. March the l4ths 1867.
Marshall K Bros. complSinants. ". Geo. s..
Case ct ais, defendants.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVITFiLED
ia this cause that the defendant, NJ, J.
Drueker Is a nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nessee il Is therefore ordered that be enter hn
appearance herein before or within the hfst
three DAYS Of the next term 81 said Court, 20 be
held on the frst Monday IN May next, isji. and
b,ead. anslFer Or demuF % complain ants bail
OF the same will be taken Tor confessed a. % hun
and - for hearinz ex parte. and that \ copy II
this order be published Cor fear successive
weeks in the Nashsilie Union and Dispatch.
A eopv-Aflest: ~. Il. HOWELL
Clerk aud Master.
Nein s. Brown. soFr Tor eomprfs. MARI 4tW
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The New York Post of the afternoon Of

As the banks throughout the country have to
make their quarterly statement in ten days
there is steady Accommodation of country
bank balances in this city, as these balances are
more profitable than legal tenders. For while
the New FORK balances count as reserve equally
with greenbaeks they earn in terest for the eoun-
try banks depositing them. As q set off TO this
in the agricultural districts fer currency sabOUt
the frstO April annual payments have TO be
made to a considerable aggregate. Under the
combined operation of these two causes il is
anticipated that the money market will be mod
erately active for week or two, and will be-
come still more easy afterward as the currency
in the country returns hither after serving its
Disbursements o our country farmers and deal
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M aAI.R-

ONE Or TWO SPLENDID BUILDING
" LOIS, esniraily located % Church street
Also. q snail f.ikM, : short distance from the
city. Apply a. 10. NJ. STONES.
Attorney al Law,
marie " Cor. Uniou and cherry sts
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GREAT EXCITEMENT 1T has at last
been decided that the best Boots and Shoes
can only be got at the Nashville Shoe Store,
No. "A North college street.
INCH. 26-3m. NJ MoRGANsTERN.
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wv regret to learn thai the illness Of
Chancellor Campbell prevented his open
ing and holding his regular court at Column
bia last week.
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Arrest or Con. AsHBy.-Wc ind the
paragraph below in the Knoxville CoH-
gasr6ioi Of a recent date:
We learn that the grand jury Of Ander-
son county have found bill OF Indictment
Tor murder against Colonel A,hby, and
that he Ms arrested yesterday and taken b
Clinton. We have not learned any of the
particulars further than il Is charged the
murder was committed during the war.
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The FrankIln Brick Machine

TUSTI.Y CELEBRATED FOR PERFECT
81 silnpIirity. great strength and immense com
pressing power. Is gnaraateed. with eight me
and iFo horses. % self temper the clay an
make aso b 500 elegant brsrsspsr hour.
j. III. kENlCk, Proprietor.
s- No. = BroadWay. New \ 0Fk. ko0m ..
fsb2 3m
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nael.s and STATIONERY.
No Tobaeeo Planter.

Newspapers aud MseaSines, for sale ny
ianl-sn JOHN YORK. s. Union 81.
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To raE PUuIIC ~ GENFRkI---N Your at
,ention Is respectfully called 10 the daily
arrival by EXPIRES, of custom made Boots
aud SHOES, az the Nashville Shoe Store.
"a North College street.
inch. 25-jm. n MoRGANsrERN.
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Gov. BRowELow has gone to Knoxville
10 recuperate his shattered health.
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TENNESSEE
Bank Of Tennessee ..-.2
Bank of Tsnnessee,
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Bank Of Camden...-.-,..,}S
4" CharlestOn......l7
q" Ghester...........l Il
q" GeOrgetown....l2
4" Hamburg. ....,l5
4" HeWberry. 40
/" the State South
Carolina ............-.....lE
Commercial Bank........05
Exchange BanlI......-.l5
Farmers and Exchange
Bank ....................-O3
Merchants Bank........l2
Peoples Bank.....-.....35
Planters Rank Of Fair
field. ....-...-..........-.,05
Planters and Meckan-
les Bank.-..............l
State Bank.......-......- 7
Southwestern Railroad. SO
Union Bank...,..-.......55
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SUCCESSORS TO
uwyww-Et rr..nWwv - -.

JAs.'G. OGDEN. Prest. Cas-. T. WING, Cashier.
PEOP LESs BANK.
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A HANDSOME PREsENT.-We saw, yes
terday, in the show window Of CaIhoun's
iewelry store, corner Of the Public Square
and College street, a splendid silver pitcher,
on which was engraved:
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Corner Union and Cherry Sc, Opposite
Bank of Tennessee, Deals fn Cold
Silver, Government Stocks. Com
pound Interest Notes, land Warrants
and Southern Rank Notes
IN octrn pprcrs rr4ts ntrr
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold is lower, having opened in New
York yesterday at 1871, was 1S4 at 1880,
declined to 1885, at 1890, and closed at
1885 at 4 P. NJ Brokers here we're paying
lS3 and holding at 1349.
Government securities we're quoted in
New York yesterday as follows
5-20s coupons. 1OS3z6iO9
9-Zs ID series, coupOns....s....-.. lOI 1nluis
53ls, Sd series coupons. l073SGl0-3s
5-20s new l07 al071S
~ 40s, -....- e7sk9 Sf54
7-s}ls..........- - -. las 311e5lz
49, I'd and 3D. series .............. l055se 1857
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70 she Cresl.eEs q Iaaass : Ilell,

XyoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT BY
decree Of the Chaneery COurt 81 Nashville.
rendered on January g lse7. Al csBins againsi
the estate Of james L. Bell, decreased. mus be
fled IN the once of the Clerk aud Master az q
before the FIRST MoSpAY y AREfL sFxf, OF thel
VIII be forever barred ~ az
MORTON &. HOWELL. c. and N.
jan 12-iW-oaEtd.
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TO
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
FROM CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE,
March %, 1867.
II is handsome present for handsome
woman and an accomplished actress.
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In ChancerY al NashYille.

State Of Tennsssee-Clerk's Office. Ghancery
Court at Nashville, March the "a. ls5l.
Jedras Seeley 4 Co.. complaints, IS. Mary A.
Sands ct als.. defendants.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
Sands, y. D. Otis and John Baird. are nOu-
rssideuts Of the State OF Tennessee; IL i
therefore ordered that they enter their eppear
ancs herein before or within the first three days
OF the next term Of said Court. - be held on the
first Monday in May next, 1901. and plead.
answer OF denHr 70 complainant bill. or the
same will be taken for confessed ~ 70 them and
order be Eubisshed for fouf Successive weeks ia
the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A c0py-Attest n. y. HOWELL.
3 ?. wnkin. sol,r for eomplis. MARI liv
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE. March ESP. NJ.
CoFToF. The cotton market was de-
cidedly fiat to-day; favorable adyices from
abroad could not give it animation. Sales
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LOUISIANA.
ALABAMA.

Central Railroad Bank95
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EDsEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive ut Nashville Bt.....--...-.'--.-s ~ A. X.
LaaEe NngLiHille y p.
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The stock of sugar, molasses, coffee and
star candles on hand, is as follows;
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second washington and southern via
Chattanooga.
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In Chaneery at NashsiIIe.

LTeTE md 1Iu8l
O. NJ. FOgg. SoPr for cOmpl'ts mar
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THE CITY.

l-iA 4.
yt,st yNa~hiustou and Southern
TirufFunnarra
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nar233t
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The Spirit Of Jefferson says athe
general prospect Of our growing wheat
crop is represented as most promising,
and 1t should be the earnest hopS bnd
prayer Of all that its full fruition may
be realized. But as to the coming
corn crop, the prospect ahead is ex-
ceedngly gloomy: Our farmers are
already a full month behind, without a
furrow turned, or when it will be, ex-
ceedingly problematical. : We regret
to learn also, that Of the Urge amount
of this grain raised last year, most of
it is yet remaining in shock, and has
been greatly injured by the continuous
rains
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Let no American permit himself 10
be misled by names or deluded by pro.
fessions. The crimes of Robespiorre
and Marat were perpetrated in the
name of liberty and by the authority Of
the people. In the same name and by
the same authority the present Rump
Congress Of the United States over
throws the Safeguards Of liberty, and
converts the soyereigns Of the land into
the dependents of military satrap.
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INsuRANeE.-The State law requires
Insurance Companies to deposit S25,
900 with State Treasurer, and 3 per
cent on gross receipts. This secures
policy holders. Many other States,
Virginia included) demand the same.
The bogus companies and those Of small
cash capital cannot comply. The Frank
lin, Of Wheeling, is doing the largest
bushes in the State. It's Directors
and stockholders are the leading cap
talists and business men of the State,
rs will be seen by reference to their
card. Many Of them personally known
in this community.
G. NJ. Coen, ESQ, is the special
agent of the Company, and is now here
for the purpose of appointing local
agents in this part Of the State, and
will grant policies or give any infor=
nation desired.
W. I'll. Mathews, late agent ai the
4Etna, of Hartford, Conn, which COM
pany has withdrawn from the State,
has been appointed local agent for the
Franklin, at this place.
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Immense shell combs, such as were
worn forty years ago, are to supefeeae
The waterfall. AS a special induce
ment for the ladies to wear them, we
would mention, that when these combs
were in vougue before, they were tn
cause Of almost as many severe and ia
TAI accidents as hoops have been.
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We hardly know whether to announce
that "Spring has come, OF that it
hash t. The calendar says SO, but the
clerk of the weather, rules it other
wise. We hope to see the matter def
nitely settled, soon.
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The barn of Mr.. Elias Pitzer resid-
ing few miles southwest of town, was
entirely consumed by fire Wednesday
night Of last week. The fire was acct
dental. We are not advised Of the
loss sustained.
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Last week one day, MIR. Thornton
Henshaw, residing short distance from
town, killed fifteen foxes, and it WASH
q goood day for foxes either. He dis
covered a den and dug them out.
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The merchants of Staunton, Va, are
purehasingn goods for the spring trade.
In view of hard times and contingencies,
the people OF the Valley are determined
to rely on homespun.
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COURT IhoChLDlAS''9.-i W continue
our report Of the proceedings Of the
Court up to Tuesday evening last.
State rs, Phi77ippa.-lndictment for
stealing tive horses i'll July 1861, the
property Of VIM. Leigh. Andrews and
Wisner for state-Fatlkner and Stan
ton for prisoner. Found guilty and
sentenced for one year to the peniten-
tiary. Motion made for new trial,
granted by the Cours, and case goes
over to next term.
0rersesl,s d tie po0r Is. Henry Rich
dFas.-Bastardy. Application to hold
defendant responsible for the support
of an illigitimate child. Verdict Of the
Jury-=not guilty. Wisner for plain
tiff, Blackburn and Stanton for defen-
dant.
state rs. Tom Oylet1oype, (colored.)
Grand Larceny. EVisner for State,
Conn for prisoner. Found guilty and
sentenced enc year to the Penitentiary.
1Sate rs. Elias Copp.-Petit LARGE
ny. 'Fisner for State, Shafer for
prisoner. Nerdict-attempt to COM
nit petit larceny, and fine of S25.
Foazhae1. rs. i'eadletoas 1am1'' s.
IN this case the Court decided that all
proceedings by notice to recover money
under the statute should have the same
place upon the docket with ordinary
actions.
TAomqs 4. Goaa-qualifed as an
Attorney in the Court.
George II. ifeDoaa7d Is. the Ad-
asi1sistlutorg aa1Aeifs Of Z. HcDo7a7d,
decease7.-In Chancery. This case
came on before the Court upon a pc
ton to set aside a decree Of the octo-
Der term, 1860, and also to set aside
the sale OF valuable tract Of land made
in 1860, and the subsequent decree
confirming the sale. The amount in
controversy is large, and the questions
were elabofately argued by Faulkner
for the petitioners, and Stanton for the
purchaser, James L. Campbell, and
case submitted.
sjosepA Z. Kitchen Is. u. s. G7a1-
Ma1a.-Iresspass ease-damages laid
at $4,000. This is an action to hold the
defendant, Grantham, responsible for
seizure Of horses by General MceIaus-
land men, and seizure Of cattle and
other property, by Captain Ross, ia
August 1861. The ease excited much
interest and attracted 8 large crowd.
Many interesting points Of law were
argued, and decided by the Court.
Fisneg, Blackburn and Stanton for
plaintiff Andrews, Pendleton and
Faulkner for defendant. Case submit
ted to the Jury on Monday evening,
and no verdict has yet been rendered.
George sharer IS. Col. j. Q. 4. Na-
aen50asch.-An action Of tresspass for
false imprisonment-damages 1000.
Hoke, Blackburn and Stanton for plain
tilf-Antlrews, Pendleton and Faull
ner for defendant This case was in
progress Of trial when We closed our
notes Of the proceedings on Tuesday
evening.
H. s. ,seibert ps. Raly y. Seibert.-
In Chancery. For confirmation Of sale
Of real estate Sale confirmed, Shat
fer, attorney.
Many DEGREES for the sale and par
tition Of real estate and distribution Of
money were entered by the Court.
The Grand Jury was discharged on
Saturday evening after bringing in a
large number Of indictments for felon=
les and statutory misdemeanors amongst
which were two against Aaron Burr
steenmetz, one for forgery and the
other for obtaining money nnQer false
pretenees.
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As knowing time is now at hand
we would remind those Of om subscri-
bers who expect to change their pres
ent places Of residence, that they should
inform us Of the change in order that
their papers may be sent properly.
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The OLD GuARD.-The April num-
Der of this most excellent Magazine is
on our table. We hardly know how to
speak oft in the terms Of praise which
it deserves. The last number always
seems the best. We can only allude
to the contents of the interesting num-
Der before us. The thrilling romance,
Jocelyn; A Tale of the Revolution, by
w. Gilmore Simms, grows in deep and
exciting interest. ssAlverly'' loses
none of its charming fascina ton.
Evacuation Night in Richmond is
a graphic description Of stirring scenes.
..The Future of American" by Dir. J.
II. Van Evrie, is an admirable paper,
and the facts and arguments adduced
should engage the thoughtful attention
Of every rejecting man IN the country.
''When Government is not a Govern
ment, and '.The Duty of the Democ-
racy Of the North, both by the Editor,
are able papers. s'Life Of General
Turner Ashby," by Rev. James B. Az
irett; copious extracts from advance
sheets of the book. Poetry-.'The
Vale of Bozaa;' "a Fragment from
Lopc De Vega; Watching Hannah. .
The ''Editor's Table" flashes with wit,
sparklcs with wisdom, is full Of sting
ing satire, and deals sledge-hammer
blows against Radicalisln.
Subscription price S3 90 per year.
Address Van Everie, Horton \ Co.,
Publishers, No. 1872, Nassau street, r..
!. Specimen copies - cents.
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We call attention to the new adyer-
tisement Of our friend j. l.. " Baker,
in this issue. As he has 50 long en-
jryed the confidence of the public, We
feel assured that he will render entire
satisfaction in the future.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-03-28

lF there was "a government tax on
mud, as there is on almost every other
conceivable thing, this town would yield
a heavy revenue just at this time.
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The Taylor Hotel, Winchester, has
passed under the control Of Major W.
W. Goldsborough, formerly Of the Win
chester Times.
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A rustic maid at Chattanooga refused
to have her picture taken after she took
a peep into the machine and saw that
bodies appeared in it upside down.