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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-23

For Christmas presents, from the Nash
vile Chair Factory of Rich & KRE1a, No.
IL North College street, who manufacture
hair and wood seat chairs, the quality and
price of which defy competition. Call and
see for yourselves. dec22 If
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We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at at a bargain, by
application at the osiGe of the UNION AHD
AMERICAN.
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LEAVING THIS DAY.
Emma observation-disclosures, a P. NJ.
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Old papers, suitable for wrapping, at The
UNION AND AMERICAN Office. NL
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HI
Saratoga Leather Trunks, Mt
]. NJ. WINSTEAD L. BROS.
dee2OA Under Sewanee.
CHRISTMAS PREsENTs.-DeMovilie q
Co. have a fine assortment Of drugs, fancy,
and toilet articles.
w. r. Wards Seminary for Young Ia
dies.
Pupils entering on the LIST Of January
will have ak good months for study.
w. E. WARD, Principal.
dec20-3m
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Gents scotch Bottom Boots,
Gents Fine Pump Callers. at
JIM. WINSrEAD & BROS.
dec2O4 It Under Sewanee.
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Presents for the Holidays.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The most start
ling event in drygoods to day, is the sus-
pension OF leading commission house, for
about one million, or million and half
dollars, owing no doubt to the liberal ad-
vances made TO sixteen mills. Otherwise
the market is active, although a fair
inquiry prevails for good styles of dark
prints, like Pacific, at l23c. Heavy brown
sheetings are steady at 154c. Leading
makes aDd few popular brands are held
AZ l6c. The whole tone of the market is
quiet but steady
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DEMovILLE & Co. have large lot o
th choicest brands of Cigars and Tobaccos
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". II. Wards Seminary for Young la
CHRIsTMAS GIFTS.
Gents scotch Bottom Boots,
A superior lot Fresh Teas, at
W. D. KLINE's, Masonic Temple

deco At Under SeWanee'
A superior lot Fresh Teas, at
w. D. KLINE's, Masonic Temple.
DURING the remaining portion Of the
season, we will sell our stock of dress
goods, cloaks, shawls, etc, at reduced
prices. Persons wanting this class of goods
should give us call. This is no humbug.
decl9 If BEECH, MANLovE & Co.
JUST received, by DeMoVille & Co.,
fine lot of Hair Brushes, Combs, PuHs,
Puff. Boxes and fine Toilet Soaps.
ONE year ago Coal was sold for 81 and
S. per cart load. The Poplar Mountain
Coal Company had none in the market.
Coal ia now sold and delivered for 81.
WbyH The Poplar Mountain Coal Com
pany have a supply and intend to keep
one, and maintain the lead in selling the
Best of Coal for the least money.
decl9-1w
ELEGANT HOLIDAY Presents.
Souvenir" "Silver Wreath" and "Show-
er of Pearls" beautifully bound, embracing
the best music, vocal and instrumental.
For sale at McClure's music store.
decl9-1w
BARGAINS in towels, napkins and table
linens at BEECH, MANIovE & Cos.
dec19tf.
AT DRMovILLE & Co.'S, Fine Malaga
and Sherry Wines, for cooking purposes
from So 90 to to So so per gallon.
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New York Money Market.

New foRK, Dec. 22.-Money stringent
5e. Sterling weak, 94@9fc. Gold Sale.
shipments OF currency to the South and
West continue, but no diminished scale.
New Tennessee 68@684.
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4. THR PHOToGRAPHIO HYPERION. LOngfsl-
lows Hyperion, illustrated with twenty-five
Photographs of the Rhine, Switzerland and the
Tyrol, superbly bound in morocco.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 22.-Fiour-grain I'M
changed and duh. Cotton firm at 234c.
Provisions dull. No demand for butter
Cheese firm and unchanged. Whisky 81.
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DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN ExcHAEeI
REVENUE isPAMPs.
LAND WARRANTS.

All orders must beaccompanied By the money
or check for the amount. Stamps will be sent
by mail or express. as directed.
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Il. TaB RKD-LINK WHITTIER. Illustrated
with Twelve full-page pictures by various
Artists
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7. ENID. By Alfrel TenLyson. Illustrated
BY engravings in steel. by GustaFe Dore-
splendid Volume.
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We will close out the balance Of our
stock of Ladies' Fancy Dress Furs at re-
tail. at wholesale prices.
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A Southern Home Institution.

a. Issues all kinds Of Life and EndOUmsnt
Policies on most favorable tsrms. mayE
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8. GUINKvRE. By Alfred Tennyson. With
Nine superb illustrations BY GustaVe DOre, in
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LoulsVllle Markets.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 22.-Sales of SO hhds.
tobacco; common new lngs to medium
leaf 4@3ica Hogs, 9f@93c. Gross cotton,
223@22fc. Mess pork, 28c. Lard, 173@
18c; bulk shoulders, 1l4e; clear rib sides,
l5c..; clear sides, Isle. Wheat.$1 80@i
%. Corn, Coo. Oats, 56@57c. Super
fine -four, $1,000. Whisky, raw free, 81.
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IS. TIE RED-LISE TKNSYsoN. A new and
elegant edition of the Complete Political Works
Of Alfred 1ennyson.
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Louisville and Nashville
r A I Z r D A . .

Trains viii run a. follows:
Leave Nashville. $40 A. NJ. 6.50 p. M.
Arrive az Louisville. l:3o p. N. Ace A d.
Both Trains make direct conn ecti0n at Louis
vile with the Jacksonville Railroad for 81
Louis Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati. Balti-
more. W sshinston, PhiladelPhia- and New \ org
Morning Train from Nashville connect. with
United States mail line steamers leaving L0uia-
vile az 400 P. n, cOnneeting 1t Cincinnati With
early morning trains East BAGGAeE CHECKHD
from Nashville 10 st. Louis. Chicago. Cinein-
natl. and all principal Eastern cities.
~ The ESQ ?. N. Train from Nashv1h
does not run on SUNDAY.
GaIlatin Accommodation Train leaves Calls
tin at asl5 A. NJ, arriving az Nashville a.
1ls4S A. NJ. Returning. leaves Nashville ~
2I45 M, and arrives at Gallatin At Es25 2. N.
ALBEIT FINK,
Cent Superintendent L. 4 N. r. r.
narQ u
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Is. TIE PofTRY OF CONTINENT AND CoURT.
SHIP. New illustrated edition.
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A. ]. FRANCISCO,
Wholesale Halter and Furrier,
dec222t AZ Public Square.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

ARRIVED.
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ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 22.--Nothing doing in
Tobacco. Supe,fne -four So 30@6 %.
Wheat-fall 81 9292 10. Corn 63@65c.
Oats 54@57c. Bulk shoulders lie; clear
sides 1440915c. Bacon-shoulders I3c;
sides 163@l7ac. Lard 17@l84c. Whisky
0546o6c
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A few beautiful Toilet Sets, at still
further reduction in prices, offering at
w. d. KLINE's.
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5. THE ILLUSTRATED Lucille. Owen Meri-
ditb's Lucille. with TWenty-fOur fall page pic
lures. -
6. KATHARINA: HKR LIVE AND MINE; A
PosN. BY DR.. ]. g. Holland (Timothy Tit
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CHRIsTmAs PRESENTS.

Ladies' and Gents Embr'd slipper,
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 22.-Arrived-Ra-
vana from Nashville.
CAIRO, Dec. Observation-Disclosures, at
7P.M
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New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, Dec. -Cotton-Low
grades easier ;.midd!ings unchanged, 234c.
Sales $500; receipts 5233; exports 724l.
Sugar active and firm common 94c, prime
l29l2fc, yellow clarified l3@l3fc. Mo-
lasses active and firm; common 50@56c,
prime 58G60c. choice 62O65c.
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10. THE ILLUSTRATED FARRISePORD TENEY
son. With Sixty-four full-page illustrations.
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u. IESSYsoS's LOoKsLEY HALL. With Mae
team flluzfrofinua
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THE finest article of Brandies, Wines
and Old Corn Whisky, for medicinal pur-
roses can be found at DeMoville & Co.'S.
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For Sale

l.. c. CHISHOLM, Surgeon D3nti't d)s
excellent work at No. 1884 Church street-up
stairs. Dee@-u
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AED
Saratoga Leather Trunks, Mt
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9. DASFE's INFERNO. With Gustave DOrs's
splendid Illustrations.
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NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS.

MontROmery County Bonds.....-......--.........5 IS
East Tennessee and Virginia R.R. inaOrs'd 80
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]. M. WINSTEAD Il BROS.
dee2O At Under Sewanee.
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10. CHRIsTHAs CAROL By Charles Dickens.
With more than Thirty new illustrations
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II. LeNeFELLow's POKMs COMPLETE. Iii
trated By John Gilbert.
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AT DEMovILLE & Co.'S, Fine Malaga
and Sherry Wines, for cooking purposes
from So 90 to to So so per gallon.
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We have here a slightly improved con-
ditiou of supply, especially il view OF the
,ate large shipments to the continent from
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-14
VIRGINIA
The Convention.

RICHMOND, January 12.-Iu the
Convention, yesterday, the following
resolution was offered by Mr.. Leggett,
Conservative
ResolUed, That as reconstruction
under the laws of Congress, is un-
constitutional and in violation of the
Amnesty Proclamation of the Presi-
dent, all acts of this Convention are
illegal; aud that, being the child of
illegitimacy. it should adjourn with
out delay Laid on the table. =
Mr.. Clements, Republican, offered
a resolution that, after January 81,
the pay of members be reduced to
four dollars per day.
Mr.. Leggett moved to insert fifty
cents 10 place of four dollars. Laid
over.
Mr.. Leaman, colored, offered a
resolution taxing all the land in the
State two dollars per acre. Referred.
The Convention went into Commit
tee of the Whole for the considera-
ton of the preamble. A long dis
cussion arose as to whether the words,
: In the name of God" should be
inserted.
Mr.. Gibson, Conservative, moved
to insert instead, In the name of
the Fortieth Congress. Without
taking vote the Committee rose, and
the Convention adjourned.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-14
ATLANTA.
order for the Removal OF Governor
Jenkins and Treasurer Jones.

ATLANTA, Ga, January 13.-The
following order has been issued from
Headquarters Third Military District
ATLANTA. January 1S. Is 8.
GENERAL ORDERING. 8.
1st. Charles jenkins, Provisional
Governor, and John Jones, Provis-
ional Treasurer, of the State of
Georgia, having declined to respect
the instructions of, and failed to CO.
operate with, the Major General com
manding the Third Military District,
are hereby removed from Office.
I'd By virtue of authority granted
by the supplementary reconstruction
act of Congress, passed July 10Th,
1867, the following named officers
are detailed for duty in the District
of Georgia: Brevet Brig. Gen. Thos.
Ell. Ruger, Colonel of the 33d Infant
ry, to be Governor of the State of
Georgia, and Capt. j f. Reskwell, Of
Ordnance Corps of u. s. A, to De
Treasurer of the State of Georgia.
Sd. The above named officers will
proceed, without delay, to Milledge-
vile, and enter upon the discharge of
the duties devolving upon them. sub
iect to instructions from these head
quarters. By order,
MAJ. GEN MEADE
At half past 10 o'clock, this A. NJ,
this order was read in the Recon
struction Conveation( and the frs'
section greeted with loud applause.
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not less than five. being a majority
thereof, shall constitute quorum.
The amendment declares that no
case pending before the Supreme
Court involving action or effect of
any law of the United States, shall be
decided adversely to the validity of
such law without the concurrence of
two-thirds of all the members of the
Court
Williams declined to accept any
amendment, and intimated that the
bill was imperfect, and should not be
acted on hastily. aud should be re-
committed to the judiciary.
The bill was debated by Williams,
Prune. Marshall, Bingham, Spalding,
Woodward and Wilson, after which
Wilson, of Iowa, moved the previous
question, stating he would not accept
the order of the House making a
special order for tomorrow of the
bill reported from the Reconstruction
Committee. The previous question
was seconded, and the main question
ordered.
Wilson's amendment was adopted,
and the bill passed.
House adjourned.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-14
FRAN KFORT.
Kentucky Legislature.

FRANKFORT, January 11.-In the
House a resolution to extend the
present session beyond the term of
sixty days, was adopted.
A petition was presented, signed
by 2, 167 citizens of Campbell County,
asking the right to establish a ferry,
running from Newport to Cincinnati.
The reasons assigned for establishing
the ferry were: The present one was
oppressive, and exacted eccesSiUe
charges from citizens crossing the
river. Referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary. A remonstrance
against the measure was also pre-
sented.
Leave was granted for the in
PRODUCTION of 129 different bills.
Among these were bills to amend the
charter OF the City of Louisville, and
to increase the resources of the
school fund of the State.
The Senate appointed Messrs. Field
Spalding aud Webb a committee to
investigate the affairs of the Ken
tucky Mutual Insurance Company.
Mr. Wenfrey offered a series of
reso utions in reference to compensa-
tion for slaves, based upon the TWEEN
ty-fourth section of the act of Con-
gress approved February "a, 1864,
awarding compensation to masters OF
slaves drafted into the military SER
vice of the United States, and the act
of July, 1866, making appropriation
for pay ng persons claiming the ser
vices or labor of drafted men claim
ing that,
TIE A 4
Congress passed March Both. 1867
suspending the further proceedings
and payment OF those reported upon,
is virtually an act OF reputation, un-
just alike to the character and staad-
ing of the Government, and to the
owners and claimants of such slaves
therefore, be it
Resotced, As the deliberate sense
of the Legislature, that compensation
for the slaves aforesaid, having been
awarded by the original act, and ap-
preparations of money made for the
payment thereof, Congress has neither
the legal nor equitable right to post
pone payment Of the money thus APP
propriated.
2. That as other individuals and
States in more favorable localities
have been provided for, and paid fol
losses sustained during the war, this
suspension is an unjust discrimina-
tion against the citizens of Kentucky
3. II just debts of this character
can be thus repudiated, other claims
arising out Of the war may share the
same ate.
The fourth clause calls upon Ken.
lucky Representative and Senators
in Congress to urge the repeal of the
J resolution of March 80, 1867.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-14
NASHVILLE
ROdy OF Mr.. Kirkman FOuad-Mur-
der-Ihe Legislature Knoxville
tity Government.

NASHVILLE. January II = The
bodyof james Z. Kirkman was found
last Saturday, on the brink of a steep
bluff which overhangs Anack River
He had evidently attempted to ford
the river, was immersed in the water.
and after swimming out was frozen to
death. His pocket book, watch and
diamond pin, had not been disturbed
A soldier of the Forty fifth In
fantry struck soldier of the Fifth
Cavalry over the head with musket,
last night, killing him instantly.
The Legislature will reassemble to-
morrow.
Hon. Asa Faulkner, of .DIeMin-
vile, Tennessee, has just purchased,
for cotton factory in that village,
sixty looms and two thousand spin
dies. The purchase was made at Bid
deford and Lowell, Mass.
Judge Trigg has denied the appli-
cation for an injunction against the
newly elected Radical Mayor and
CounciImen of Knoxville, pray ed for
by the old rebel city government.
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EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
AUSTRIA.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, January 13.-Dispatches
received from the South indicate a
more liberal policy to be pursued by
the Porte on the Eastern question.
A decree has been issued guaran-
teeing equality of rights in Gambia
and the suspension of collection of
tithes for two years.
IRELAND.
QUEENsTOwN, January Ii. = The
steamer Chicago, from New York, is
ashore near this port. The steamer
Herman arrived.
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MEMPHIS, Jan. I3.-The town OF
Sardis, Miss, was nearly destroyed
by fire yesterday, supposed to be the
work of an incendiary. Loss $780,
900; insurance $26, 900. in the Desoto.
Peoples and Hernando companies, of
this city.
The Commercial Bank of Mem
phis suspended this morning. 1t is
said the assets exceed the liabilities.
The suspension caused some excite
ment, and runs were made on other
banks, but the excitement soon al
layed.
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BUFFALO, Jan. 13.-More recog-
nized bodies of the victims of the
late railroad disaster at Angola, sew
enteen in all, were buried at Forest
Lawn Cemetery, in separate graves,
this forenoon. 1t is intended to erect
a monument
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RICHMOND, Jan. 13.-Major Gen
eral Butler arrived to-day, and was
greeted by large concourse of col
ored men and prominent Republicans,
and escorted to the hotel. He speaks
tonight,
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-14

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-James A.
Leverch, second teller of the City
Bank, has absconded a defaulter to
the amount of 100000 He is sup
posed to have gone to Europe. The
bank has surplus of $500, 900, and
its standing is not effected.
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COLUM Us. Q.
The Democratic COnVenti0n-Judge
A. Thurman for SPnatOF-VaIlan-
digham Overheard.

COLUMBUS, January 13. = The
Democratic Convention tonight
nominated Judge A. Thurman for
Senator, on the first ballot. The vote
stood 81 to "a for Vallandigham. He
will be elected tomorrow.
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EVANSVILLE, Ind. Jan. l. 1863.


have, this day. ad United as co-partneHS
in my present Boot and Shoe business, I'm
this city, and also in q e manufacturing
business. in Abingdon, Massa husetts,
Geo. l.. Dixon ard 4. ]. Hunt, as Will bB
see by tsfe above card, giving the 6rD
names and their objects.
Mr.. Hunt, who has a lifelong ex peri-
ence in the manufacturing business and
number one judge of Boots and Shoes. wii
devote his whole Time to manufacturing
expressly for the Evansville House and
T. e Purchase of such goods as we do nOt
expect to make ours Ives.
The firm. by this new arrangement, viii
possess advantages which but few houses
can claim, and will be able TO offer induc0-
ments to our trade, bOJh as regards prices
and quality.
The object of the different members or
the firm in this association is not to DO
business for a day, bat lifetime; and, 10
accom-; Z sh their objects, they expeca to do
business upon correct principles, thereby
meriting full snare of he trade.
% my old patrons. ( return my sincers
thanks for their liberal patronage, and
hope, by close attention, TO merit a con-
tinuarce Of the same in the future.
Very respectfully,
JAM r. SEEIDEHH.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

More Bodies Of Victims of the Rail-
road Disaster RecOgnized-GeBeral
Butler in RichmOnd-HsaVy Defal-
catIOn-BaRk Teller AbscOnded.
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PAPER.
). sENoNIS. eEo. L. Dixon. EJ.H
SEMONIN, DIXON & co.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. /, 1868.
wRYE HAVE. THIS DAY, AsSOCH-
W. ated ourselves together or the pur-
pose OF doing a Wholesale Boot and S7sOs
business, in this city, under the firm name
of Semouln, Dixon & Co. also, for doing a
manufacturing business in the town OF
Abington. Massachusetts, under the drm
name of Hunt SemOnin & Co., Office at
I47 Pearl street, Boston.
r. SEMONIN.
GEO. Il. DIXON.
T.. J.. HUNT.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-14
AP H.

Ell CIR A ? II.
For OouiSlercia, and Rirer ofgpatches see
Ft0h Fsgf.
z ntuoky Legislature. L
Murder in Nashville.
lB,lND
The Virginia Convention
Order Removir g Governor
Jenkins, anc John Jones,
Treasurer of Georgia.
Heavy Defalcation of a
Bank Teller.
CT n. Butler at Richmond
More Bodies Recognized of
the Victims OF the Late
Railrc al Disas or.
$3.50
Commercial Bank of Mem
phis { suspended.
rtl
News by Atlantic Cable.
Congressional Proceedings
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-14
MEMPHIS.

Town OF EardIs, Mss, Almost De.
strOyed BIZ Fire Loss, $50, 900
The Commercial Bank or Memphis
Suspended.
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z ntuoky Legislature.

Murder in Nashville.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-14

For Oosps1ercial and Rirer Dispatches see
FS0h PttQs.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-14

The Virginia Convention
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-14

Commercial Bank of Mem
phis : suspended.
, 1868-02-07
To Females.

When female is in trouble, or afflicted with n.
ease. as weakness in the back and limbs, pain i,
head, dimness of sight. loss Of muscular pov., w
ptHtion of the heart, irritability neryonsp,,,
treme urinary difficulties. arrangement Of dir.,,ir.
functions, general debility vaginits all dIstess, y.
the womb, hystera s,erlity, and all other di,..,..
peculiar TO females, they should go or wrI,. At M.
10 the celebrated female DOCTOR W X DOIERry :.
his Medical Institute, and consult him about ib.;'
troubles and disense. The Doctor is effectine mor.
cures than any other physician in the State Of C,t
fornia. Let no false delcaey prevent you, but mi,
Immediately and save yourself from painful ,ua,,'
ings and premature death. All married ladies' rb'.,
delicate health or other circumstances prey,nt :.
increase in their families. should write or c1Il !,
IN. IN; W. n. Dollhhl Meulrni Institute md th,y
Doctors offices are 50 arranged that he can b. co0
suited without fear Of observation, ~
, 1868-02-07
To Correspondence.

Patients resi- ling in any part OF the State, hov.,.
distant, WIN may desire tho opinion and sdyic, n
DIR. 0HEkTY on their respective catcs, md Tls
think proper to submit written statement of .uch
in prefer cnce to holding personal interview an
respectfully assured That their communications viii
he held most sacred. DIR D0HERTY takes thi. on
portunity Of observing. that rll letters are opI,
opened and repli to by himself. and the hitter !,
soon possible. II the case be fully and candid,
dercrihed, personal communication will he uanrc,-
sary, NJ instructions for diet regimen and the Gen.
eal treatment ofthe irslf (inclnd;hg The rene
dics) will be forwarded withnut delay, and in such
manner as To convey nn idea OF the purpott Of hs
letter or parcel so Transmitted,