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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
Mistt,lanu.
"GzF'C ESTz:lpREsg,s., ,,

We see that the Grand Jury of the
i. y, Court of Oyer and Tar,niner l,as
presented tho so-cai!ed "gii't enter
pTises that have, of late, become so
plenty all over the country, rs "pubiie
nuisanccs, detrimental TO the morals
OF the community It Is high time
that this species OF swiudlinr was
checked. The Lawmakers and courts
should take decided action against Eli
iitids OF lotteries. They are, IN nearly
every Instance, frauds-and confiicncS-
games, by which the hopeful and con
italNg portion Of mankind are robbed
OF tncif n.ency-we say T01bed because
the operators scarcely ever render TO
Their victims an equivalent, or, indeed
any return whatever for the money
they receive from them.
1t is astounding to see to what an cx-
tent these gift enterprises" are success
lul, and how readily people can he hum
Gngged outuf theif money ayinnenjt,:Is
rasca!ity. In the first place they adycr-
tiso, by circulars scattered broadcast
throughout the country, and by an
nohntencnts in tilc newspapers, max
ing great offers, splendid promises and
tempting inducements. Then hun
dreds OF credulOus dupcs send in their
orders ioa tickets, and for several months
the asserting and Distributing force OF
the Post Office IS kept basy handling
money letters addressed 10 the swinaIers
who pocket sometimes thousands OF
dollars dag. "Enterpgising" firms in
t.is. city Lave been receiving whole
bstshel- baskets full Of letters a day. for
several n2ontha, and The "araw.ngs.n
whIoh We're to have taken place at q Ger
tain d;s;c, have been postponed from,
time to time, and finally 1t turns out
tacs has head swindier has left for parts
ii'isnowfl, with the money or his vic
tiMs-tl thousands Of dollars--in his peck
ct. There has been case of this Kind
within few days past; but it is not the
first Of the kind, aud it is surprising
that, after the repeated evidences that
have been given of the fraudulent char
aciec OF these enterprises, there are
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
Cc31tve OF Carrots.

The beat way to raise that root Ia on
rod Turned over tho last of April or
first OF May-harrowed fine and seed
sOwn upon tt-cither broadcast or with
the seed drill immediately-for early
sowing OF seed l have found to be the
surcst way TO secure a good crop. By
sowing Oh sod we have less weeds than
We have on ground newly MANFRED,
and less labor. | have raised three
good crops in this way.
Prairie Former. j. d. GROS,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
CHI ataN,sassat.
Agricultural Pro -r.ss.


Rey. Dir. .Oegood OF New York, in
his Thanksgiving sermon, thus alluded
10 the Tinilucnce of mind y on the pro-
dnction OF agricultural wealth.:
Before the war more than eight mill
lions of our peopie We're bringing out
their powers and iispositions,iI various
ways, and supporting by their labor
ana skill the remaining twenty-tliree
millions who depended on them every
day; .he world Was carried forward by
their work, and character rs well az
wealth grew undertheir fostering hand.
The nation was becoming rich to an
enormous extent, aud in tile years from
1850 to 1869. the cash value of farms
Under cultivation had risen from 81. 27l
5..5, 425, to :sa,645, 0i5,47, an increase OF
l03 per cent in ten years. The amount
of capital invested in farm implements
and machinery in 1869 was S2iG. us, l3l,
being all increase Of over S9i, 0JQ, 800 Ia
10Eyears, or moro than 63 per cent;
while in that.tinle our population in.
creased only at the rate Of 32l per cent.
We show how the American mind was
bringing thought Us well us labor to
bear upon the production of wealth,
when we learn that the manufacture o.
farm supplements in 1860 amounted to
Sl7, iS7, 800, an increase of $50 per cent.
over the amount in 1850, and in the
Western States an increase of 425 5-l0U
per cent. ts'f@ "a.a'# .As-'si y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08


Fun At HoNE.-Don't be afraid OF a
little fun at home, good people. Don't
shut up your house lest the sun fade
your carpets and your heart, lest a
hearty laugh shake down some of the
musty old cobwehs there. If you want
to ruin children think that all mirthful
enjoyment must be left on the
threshold without, when they come
home at night. When once home is
regarded as only a place TO eat, and
drink and Weep in, the work begins and
ends in gambling, houses and rec, less
dissipation. Young people must have
fun and relaxation somewhere; If they
do not find it at their own hearthstono
it viii be sought at other and peri,an.
less profitable places. Therefore Ietthe
fire burn brightly ut nigat and make
the homestead delightful with all those
little arts that parents perfectly under
stand. Don't represstie boaS aHtspirits
of your children: half an hour of mer.
riment round the lamp and fire light Of
home, blcts. out the remembrance of
many q care and annoyance during the
day, and the best safeguard they can
take with them into the word Is theun-
seen influence OF a bright little domes-
tic .irGsilc,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

DoFf'S WASHING MACHISE has again been
awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the Great New Eng
ad AR OF 1866 Also at the State Fairs OF New lamp
SHIRE, New York, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota Iowa,
&c, and took the first premium tle Silver MedaDat the
last Fair of The American Institute.
These arete cheapest and best machines for washing
and wringng clothes. The Washer using boiling hot
snh saves three ourths the labor and time takes
all TIE DIRT no sore hands; ctid air. no injury to
the clothes. t.. ~. - - =
soLoN ROBINSON says: ~ assure you 'our machine '
after years use, is thought of day than ever
and would not be parted with under any consideration "
hr ORANGE JrDD, Edtorof the American Agricuitu-
rst says: our better half says this is taken most
kindly by the help and that she cannot persuade them
to use any other while this is nj hand"
Prof forNANs, NJ d., says: :" Our family Is not
small bn smart girl II years old did the washing
week N about four hours, and that, too froc
than a iask." -
Bishop SCOTT, OF the NJ. F.. thurch. odessa Del
says. ltook hold (Which Of course should not have
done II we had no nachine) aud in q hours we pat
thtou9h e!even Dozen pieces many Of which sheets
ana they were vol done. too. We like our machine
much; could not be persuaded to do without it,"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
STATE OF Illinois, !
En-rSEy OF Cool.
Aup,rn-'s OFF.ce, Iowa.

|
DIS MONIES. Jaa- oath. 1861.
vrEgs sGiG,-T!c rroyhteni Lie INSURANCE and
Investment Company located Chicago. an the State of
Illinois has iged in this osicc syorn statement IF its
condition on the FIRST dly Of January 1861, in accord
anue with c provisions ofan Act Of the General Assem-
5v Of t state or iowa emitted Act in relation
Insurance o:nuanesn approved Jaaaary 2sth l>j.,
and Act ilneAdatory thereto, approved FEBRUARY
qt, ISIS and an Act u relation to Life Insurance
tonnarics approved March l1tii 1862; and whereas
said Statement shows that said Insurance Company Is
possessed o the requisite amount Of capital invested rs
required by stii Acts,
TslEEs E;FGsssf, IN pursuance Of law, I, John
~. Esiiiott. Auditor Of state do hereby certify
that said Insurance Company Is authorized to transact
the business Of Insurance in this State by Agents
properly appointed and anthnrzed 90 acknowledge ser
vice af process for and behalf OF sdil Company
inquired % sain Acts until the315 day OF January, A.
D. 1855 ..-... ... ... ..-.
sS TESTIMONY WHEREOF, ! have
Office the DAY and date above written
JNo. A. ELLIOTT,
....r .... ...., ... Auditor Of State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
... CFaaSTEILEEs,3 -r u.
WHITE, FLUID EWkMTE.

For Improving and Heautifying the Complexion .
The most valuable and perfect preparation In use FOR
found in youth. IL qloky removes Tan rreecles
Pifnples. Motches Moth Patches Salowness Eruptiors
ana m impurities OF The shin. kindly healing the same
leaving tac SKIN white aRd clear alabaster n, u.r
cannot he detected DO the closest scrutiny ami being
vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless II is the
only article Of the kind used bv thc French and is con-
sldered by the Parsans indispensable to a perfect
toilet Upwards efS1 GOO bottles sold during the
past year guarantee Of its efficacy. Price only 10
cents. Sent By mail postpaid On recfip; If nm order b
BERGER, SHIFTS, & co. Chemists,
S.Zi-iy 2s5 River Street, Troy, n. Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
The Corbil2Iiln SiIIar Skirt.

This Invention combines with the ordinary cotton
skirt the advantages a Silver skirt; the BOTTOM
hoops are the those used in il Silver skirt
the covering Of which cannot on While the upncr
ores "re covered with cotton No lady having ance
worn one a ccr skirts Will lie willing 10 wear any other
IS the lower hoops ii all other kinds are soon Injured
| and soitch.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

sti,l so n,n,,y, ,ao,,,a ubos,,o ,,r,r,,t IN
their ptas hes, 50 '''e ~ ~
we have reneotelIv ,v,r,oa n,,r 20, y.
lors AGAINST fIce,, ew,indins n,,d o,i,,',
few wcnks orrn cantionaI tha ,ls'i;i;a
: -, - AZ. a, 49,
against inem, showing up their rascal.
~ citils the iact mat they ciippea
/ ,.tetr otoh nateFt'semtn'S rom our col
Units INNS ahu inserted them IN other PA.
pels ~ s.ch sofia rs 10 give the public
1le iaet toat the oca'not hau strongly
aLi''o'sea sheih et'itoriaiiy. ihis act OF
ueceptt'i was lsf1nn .Iacse eFlt,etre to
us .'lae ehe whoie enterprise" was 2
s $500, ana we hcrehy give 10 all
",'oiii ~ may concern the warning, that
v iloiiesei a Biit enterprise inack
"utto1 vi iu'ek anything or anybody
FURNISHES an ihaorseincnt I'D oiher pa
!,cts etsi,'ei 10 ,l'te c"tca3o G'caet0
Jo"'nHt, IL Is forgery, and the person
Tssoftihe % 'he deception is a.sWindlcr.
/ - rs our Fuie never 10 commend or IN
uofse anybony or anything, editorialiy,
| may We are not thoroughly convinced
Is deserving OF IT,.
ni't t i,aHe o,ten herfsolore advised ne
peoilc 10 give wido berth to ALI kinds
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

tn highest premium given for Hoop Skirt IT,,
sise! springs are wouni with a fine plated wire Or
place Of lection covering WITCH will not wear Of ri
become so'rd, and the whole skirt may he washrt
sHom ayWy or iea: oil rusting and will be rs good
ucw.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
g.. EKCEESY0Ry ET0ELSI0Rl
CHASTELLERS
IA N IL Elk Z Il .sEy ATOM

FOR REMOVING suPrRFLFors FAIR
To the ladies especially this invaluable depilatorr re-
itself as being indispensable article TO fe
maze beauty Is easily applied and does burn or In.
jure the SKIN but acts directly the roots IL is war
rented to remove snPerfuous hair from foreheads o,
rom any part o! The body completely, totally and rad.
icaiy eztrpaing the same leaving the skin soft smooth
ana natural This is the only article by the French
anas t,e only real ehectua depilatory in existence
fflce 10 per package, sent postpaid, to any address
on receipt Of an order. by BERGER, sHurTs 4 Co
|hs"i's's $50 hNef street, Troy, n. y. sl-2l-iy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
The Silver Skirt !!
eTLVBR EEDAL
No. 50 COURTLAND ST., N. !

TEfs7sG WV MD BEAUTIFUL STYLE 0F SKIRT
WAS awarded by lie Great American Institute Sail
held in New York City in OGteber, ist5 a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
FREE TO EvEEsYB0DYl ETI
THE GUIDE 70 HEALTH AID BEATTY

tdtSE IEVEtsHeB.
~ teacAcs nov to remove Tan, FreckIcs. rimpIos.
ihpNIes OF the skin; how to enamel the skin leaving
u white aud clear as aaha!er how produce tie tui
lest GeFeiopement of tie female o.m las rIactcod by
tile French causing the hust gro " round and fpli
ana the Form bas been lost y padding facing or INA.
ethS its'ofn@t TO more than lis original fullne S.
GrmnCss and beauty 1t teaches how 10 refurs In Sc
he ahus ana the feet EroGgce Carpucncy or the re-
verse; remove supcrfluogs hair: Cores Duniors
ana Woes: renew your arr. cure drunkenness
Catnr'h Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility &C., how 10 fssci.
nate AK, gain tit love aud sEertun any rersc ,ou
may choose trGeteF with other useful and valuable in
nrmnton No ynun" lady or gentleman shnrld faiJ 20
send their address to The undersigned receive By re-
turn mail acopy Of this valuable work in q sealed en-.
ve!ope free Of charge. Address,
BERGER, SUITS, 4 Co, Chemists.
ss-iy 255 III, or Street, Troy, y. 7.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
WHAT THE PRESS SAY OF 1T.

The itch might do w:ou, these machines hitthe uoo,
who must value me labor. and the aying Of clo,hcs
have to loot. on them household cesstes JEoyk,
tRl Farmer. -.-....a--.
1t Is worth 81 per week in any family T. TrJHns
Growing in favor tie more il is used. We like it,
Prairie Ff"Re,' CH;cFG0.
i really ne"its all the good that be said Of IL
RA7Gi heG i0yteP. T.s B. ...s - -E's
Easily "orked, and does It's work well. otto Far
Hler. ..H.. r.... fTs
Afer 'ar trial We give the preference all 9TH
erS. -iDlcG EDlaesfedd .. - -.. -, =
IL theVerv best machine for washing clothes we eye
EaW.-Ac'a IaSen J0urnat and Courier. p
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
UNIVERSAL CLTHES WR[N CIR,

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WIRING Err, with cog
wheels has tak-a e First Premium at the State Fairs
of all the Northern States also The First Premium
the last two Fairs Of the American Institute and has
US. been awarded the First Premium by the unanimous
vote Of the committee of the Great New England Fair
1885, e,er the most scru,inzing trial OF the various ma
chimes Of numerous competitors. --. woe
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
Reasons why Cars IS the Fest
Vet Produced.

j. Most OF the other preparations IL not ALL contain
poisonous or ir tatng substances which may do harm
if not good ours contains one Substance that is
poisonous, or may not lie taken safely Internally as well
as used externally.
= Nest Of the other preparations coo the hair or the
scalp. Ours contains not atom OF coarne matter
3. ost other PrepaI atoms consist fe,s ingredients
generally stimulating or irritating the skim Ours con
tans oVerfoarteen Ingredients In perfect chemical con-
bhHton and remedies not only badness and greyness
but will relieve Neuralgia and Cutaneoas ScaIp
EruPtinns eTectua3iy.
T. Most of the other preparations have 20 be shaken
ard stirred up before using. showing BY this they
are imperfect chemical combinations Ours needs not
to be shaken IN tie bottle and contains sediment
ahstsYer. though 1t mag stand for years .-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
GRAUA' S
Ii Guild n IR- DYE

Fer changing the HAIR instantly from any colorto
beautiful ssaCk. with entire safety the health and
without injury to the skin. Prepared only by
GRAHAM BROTHERS.
No. 90 Washington Street, Waukegan, iii.
For sale by j W. PLUMMER L CO., &JL COLE,
Cedar Falls Iowa,
And by all Wholesale Druggists in Chicago and Du.
baqus. Tlsiyl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
GRAalAW'S
HAIR RENEW I R.
Grahan's Hair Remover,
| REMEDY TaG All DISEASES or THE
HEAD AND SCALP.

The hair may BE diseased from svariaus causes: II
may be dry ani Thin As IN scrofulnus Subjects II may
become grey OF notified roi want of pigment or irrcg.
aidf emulsion 4" THIS co"r,ng matter through its GbTous
portion Hailn"ss may happen from various causes /:
From 'araa!s OF the "AcarIs Hair cater under the
skim or from excessive pain or mental anguish
gives great ANNOYANCE There is also the Plica pooni
en- also called the 'Ringworln," in whicl reddish
hhd oo2es IRON The scap making the hair look II
were thres OF flesh. There is also disease called the
"Farus," or 'Honeycomb RingSorm," which destroys
the hair and its roots, covering the scalp with whit.l
cruise Now. It would be the hight Of quackeTy pre-
tend that all these diseases conld be cured by rrear-
ton containing little Plumb Acetas tSugar of Lead ;,
suirher Prrcilaum (Iac Sulpher aud perhaps Tine
isis Physicians. but pretend that they discoyere,
these remedies accidentally,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
From the Rev. TIiEO. l.. CUyLEE,

From the Rev. TIiEO. l.. CUYLER.
Ii is too short and human strength too precious for
our wcmankni to he kept AT the old process OF clothes
washing and wrnging. In the laundry of my house
perpetual Thanksgiving Mondays for the invention
Of yorr cZcel,ent Wringer. wish human hearts could
be cieanscd easily. 49, .... .s-.-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

ii Tie greatest amount Issued in any
one FISK, ............ ,....-
u The greatest amount allowed by the
rules ofth company. 10 he insured
I'm any one town or village. ....-..
10 The greatest amount allowed TO be in
surrcd in any one block, ...........
IL The account of Incorporation Of the
. Company is Gied.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
From Il. 8. srnRRs LIZ d n

1t saves labor. cSpeditcs work, makes the anndrcss
goodnatured, docs not of buttonswhatevcr that
mysterious declaration may land Indispensable
in wei.regulated family.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

The Wrnger without injury TO the most delicate gar
ments wrinGs clothes almost dry and gets tired.
ORANGE jun says: ."It Is clothes srrey time So
rer, and strength sdrcr We think the machine more
than pays for Itself year in the saving garmsnt
We think the Wrnger should be fitted with cogs"
SoLAN ROBINSON says: AMY family would as soon give
up the cooking stove IRIS Clothes Wrngcr II cannot
be too higay ommended." <" LIZ
The Rgv. nR. bellows says: az heartily commend it
to economists of time, money, and contentnent"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

The Stock Comprises amongst other articles, Spen
did Clocks, Cold ara Silver Watches Kinks set viii
Diamoads, Rubios. Pearls Garnrts aud other stones
tso.itairc and IN custrs ladies sets Of Jcwclry com
prisiHg Pins and Ear Rings If the most fn,liirab
styles, set Ia preCons stone Vt every variety igp'he
With y large Gss4'Tiueut q; Gold and Enmner,l am
Pear sets, God Studs and Sleeve Eutons uf iGe mos
beautiful ratttrns tients Bosom ana Scarf p.s an.
IN endless variety o! bracelets. CHAINS, Musical cXrs
Head Dresses, Coabs Charms. &c.
In consequence of the great siagnaion Of trade IN IL,
mauus"tu! EieS # France aud Fneiaui arg,
quantity ~ valuable Jcwerv originally attended Gt
European cIHr-, has been sent or frsair His car
try, and iu,t be S.lld vt sacrifice! inaor thrst
Circumstances, The WATCH s GQLD JEWELRY
CO." have resolved up9n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
sloAH's cnHDlTlea POWDER

irs the larres, s,ir cf ary Horse unl Cattle Medicine
In its c"rry. il il composed II hpris and rests and
fr mincss. safrty. ccrtgUy and thnrDughucss stands
precunently mt the head u the list Of I0rse and
Cute ifsa'scin~s
II carries an all lrass humnr- prevents horses from
becoming sill or laundering. pujnes the blood. scns
the skin md gives IL smooth and glossy appearance
eeascs the water and strengthens every part III the
body. IL " also sn:c aud certain remedy fr coughs
snd colls, which generate many fatal Diseases.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08

Dyspepsia Indigestion Constipation
r!srth shordn
dcnee
o Te prpretr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-08
DR., JAcKsoS's FRENCH PATENT u,.7s,rp

~ perfectly safe and fails TO give
:. = !ne oy sure and safe preventative againsf con-
,rcns disease ever Invented Price 81 each 81 n.r
"AN ~ pei ""ssh sent by mall 10-Iy
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-28

Furman had become the bona fde-holder of
the notes prior to the repeal.
We are, therefore, of opinion the iudg-
ment of the Circnit Court oyerruling the
demurrer TO the petition was erroneous and
must be reversed. The demurrer will he
allowed and the petition dismissed.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-28
FOR SALE.

A NEAT AND COMFORTABLE WELL
"A ing situated on the corner OF kine and
south Union street, The dwelling contains SIX
room, besides kitrhen. ssry ants rooms, etc.
The lot - no feet uu Vine b. - feet on south
Union Fine shade aud select fruit trees. aud
good garden soil The lot will be divided II
desired
ALSO,
a neat Frame Cottage near TIE cid Pluw Fac
t.ry with fadr rooms aud storer00m. The lot is
l6l feet by leo This lot also will be divided,
and either wili be gola ~ a bargain. Pusse1siO on
given ia thirty day. Apply o.
NEW som, GLOVER & Co.
Maxwell hOu-e
febl--2w 80. - Cherry street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-28
HARDWARE Il CUTLERY
AT
VIII LIE - A L f.
CRAIGHEAD, BREAST d GIBSON,
No. % Public square, Nashville. Tenn.
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS WHO HOLD RECEIPTS
"A of Allen & Cary for claims presented before
the Board of Claims at Nashville, Tenn. known
As the Driver Board. are hereby notified that
| have made arrangements with Messrs Para
more, Sewers & Co. for the prosecution Of said
claims. Col. ParamOre is now in Washington,
d. c., prosecuting these claims before the differ
ent Departments, and claimants can hasten the
payment of their claims by calling upon Capt.
Sewers, at the office of Paramore, Sewers i Co,
No. 46 North Cherry street, (old No. 81
SILAS +. ALLEN
feh6-tf Representing Allen Cary
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-28
MERCHANTS DISPATCH.
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
American Express Company
PROPRIETORS.

TINHE HUDSON RIVER AND NEW YORK
4 Central Railroads having adjusted their late
difference FTeirht Train connections have been
resumed. and MERCHANTS. DESPATCH
THROUGH CARS LEAVE NEW YORK
DAILY a. heretofore.
shipper are as-ured that no effort will be
spared % push shipments forward % destination
a. fast a. possible. aud ia TIME EACELLED
81 No OTHER LINE.
O.. CUMMINGS, Superintendent
NJ n. PIffAER, Agent.
Ofire, Rhca. Smith & Co., South Market street
In
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-28
NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND
NEW ORLEANS
Tri : Weekly Packet Line.
NO. 81.

The above steamers will commence their regular
trips the trst opening Of navigation in the Cum
beraud river and continue 10 run regularly
throughout the business season, per above schrt
ui5 Making close connection at Cairo vi IA the rrg
MAR packets for 81. LOuis Memphis and New or.
leans issuing through TicbUts 10 Passengers, aud
giving through Bills Of Ladng for Freights 90 the
above Cities and all available way landings, a. the
very lowest rates. Every EFFORT viii be made by the
Officers and Agents of this line 30 render Il reliable
aud deserving the patronage OF Shippsrs aul the
Travelling Public.
CORBETT BOYD, Special Agents
No. q Front street, Uppar Wharf Nashville Tsun
sal,if tim
The national Republican., 1867-01-01
PERSONAL.

ABRAHAM GREENWOOD has been arrested on
the charge Of setting fire to his store No. 20 Union
street, Boston, on Friday night. He had insursncs
in Providence company for 81, 900.
Mr.. BERRY, editor Of the Richmond MO- J
FtSsman had a rOpe placed round his neck and
pistols held at his head and in this situation was
forced to sign an abject and humiliating rotrac-
tiOn Of q certain article in his paper.
NINE RrsroRI has written her friends in
Europe that her present intentions arc to remain
twelve months in America. Upon her return To
Europe she will bid farewell to the stage, and
make Florence her home The palace she 10 build.
ing on the Lung Arno will then be completed.
This building Is in an elegant and yet severe style,
suited with the austsro genius Of the tragic muse.
In freEe between pIlastsn Of two different orders
Of architecture she Is represented In her most csls.
brated pafts,