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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

General Sheridan by his brilliant war
achievements furnished sufficient EVIL.
dence of his ability to entitle him to be
called one of the greatest and brilliant
Generals OF the world: but his admins.
ration while i'm command of the Fiftl
Hillary District sin e the close of the
war, and which has already gone into
history, stamps him as man superior
in executive ability to that of a general.
We find I'm him these two great ele-
ments of success combined. Can we
wonder that the American people adj
miro General Sheridan as the French
did Napoleon! In his report to Gen.
eral Grant, of his operations while in
'ommand of the Fifth Military District,
we find the following So ~ ssan,. sss.g
II have been charged by the highest
,nthoritv i'm the nation with being "
rannical and partisan; and am not
afraid to say, when such charges are
made against, me, that feel i'm my
heart they are untruthful. In all my
dealings with the people of Louisiana
and Texas l was governed by honor.
Justice. and truth; no political infiu.
ences or interests were allowed to con-
troll my actions. / carried out the law
with satisfaction to all except those
whom 1t disfranchised and set of dis
honest political tricksters, whom | had
previously denounced, and who sought
to make use of the law to obtain place
md position; and the whole system of
construction was faithfully and suc-
ssfully pushed forward to near it's
completion, with energy and economy,
until the 1st of September 1867, when l
received the order relieving me from
the command of the Fifth Military
District '@f "s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

Ex-Secretary Stanton is in Wash
ington preparing, 1t is said, reply to
the charges of the President, to be sub
mitted to the Senate. The late Secre-
tary of war viii disclose many start.
ling facts. He cannot surprise the 10y
al people with any revelations of An
drew Johnson's career. # ..t -@@
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

The New York Home Journal says it
has good authority for stating that the
domestic affairs of Senator Sumner
have been settled by permanent sep
STATION, with the mutual consent of
both parties and their friends.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

The Democracy of this State have
decided to call State Convention for
he purpose of electing delegates to the
National Convention Feb. 18th. 7. i.',-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

Three millions Of people, white and
black, are reported to be in a starving
condition In the states of Louisiana,
Mississippi, Alabama. Georgia and the
Carolinas. ta8 9fi.r hats. g"yf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

BY means of a temporary bridge
which was thrown across the Missouri,
cars are running without change from
Chicago to Cheyenne, making an I'M
broken line of railway of over one
thousand miles, "a. +. ..- 3 8..s.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

1t is officially announced that the ex.
press war has finally terminated, no,
by . consolidation but in an agree.
ment Of rates, mutual exchange Of bu.
siness and division of territory and
profits. --&
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

Ralph Waldo Emerson is lecturing
In this State this winter with great sue
cess. His audience in Des Moines was
larger than any previous lecture Of the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

l.. d. Ingersoll, editor of the Musca-
tine Journal, will deliver his lecture
entitled -Four Years in Washington"
in some of our principle towns. for the
benefit of J. M. Dixon, the blind Iowa
editor. Eaa a tE"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

There are 10, 600 men in Montana who
would be glad to get home with empty
pockets. If they ever do reach home
their desire will doubtless be gratified.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

The President has removed Gen.
eral Pope from command of the third
Military District. Andy is looking for
another Hancock to supercede him
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

The emigration to this country from
Europe during the past year has exceed
ed that of 1855 by 1892, as shown by
the N. Y. register. Ne. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

The Basement of the M. e. Church
in Waverly il to be dedicated on Sur
day, Jan. 18th, by DR.. T. N. Eddy OF
Chicago. 49,. ...e...-t --.5r . .+....,. off,.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

ESTRAY.

rIyAKEN UP BY Jonas II. BLY,. in Lincoln Township,
ii Blxckhawk County Iowa, on the 10Th day Of Dec,
1861 oneasay Mare, two yesis old, rather thick set,
with little white leit hind foot appraised ut go
Also one Red Cow ten years old rather short
horns we'll turned up, branded both hips With tar
Appraised nj $50, by l.. II. Thompson. VIM u, Thomp-
son and VIM. y. Thompsoa, before T.. g. phinney, Jus
tice OF the Peace Of Lincoln Township, Black Hawk
u. A. EbkRiiAKT,
Clerk District Court
Waterloo, December "a, 1851. s..r.. s-.. - .r.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

The losses by fire in Chicago during
the the year 1867 foot up 81, 1859, l74; in
1888 they were over S200n000
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

The Dubuque Board of Trade held a
meeting recently to organize . move
mefit, or more properly to carry out q
movement organized some time aimee,
to induce an action Of the next legisla.
ture against discriminating freight
rates. We hope that this matter
will be brought before the legislature
and that action will be taken upon it.
The people of Iowa should be protect
ed against monopolies not with the
view, as remarked by one of the speak
ers at the meeting referred to, of injur-
ing adjoining states, but that iowa
should have policy of its own with
reference to railroads /; to make the
most of our own resources and 10 re-
ward our own Industries with wealth.
We have no doubt that the subject will
be brought up for action In the next
legislature, and the people OF every
pmmnnity will sustain every member
laboring for the accomplishment Of this
object.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03
WEAK AND DELICATE CHIlDREl

Are made strong by the VI either sfthese
dies They VIII cure every sasc Of IhnAshus,
without fail
Thousands Of eertifsa.e- have aes,r1rlsicl IN he
hands Of the prep ietor Dat space SI alIuS Of tho
publtcafioB OF but few. 1h0se II y III h" o6set ye
are VI note and u such ssshong tht tEry nst
he beasesed a#E.sa-s E@sFE r. 4"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03
HON. JAMES THOMPSON, =

Judge Of TIE Suprspss Court IF rnasyirunsa.
.....0.. Philadelphia April q, lsea ~
81 consider 'IIoofsnd's German Btters' q rainab<
medicine in case ~ attacks of lni .eston Dysp~p
ala ! can certify this from my experience Of
% E-. :. ..s..r Yours, with respect, I-sr.....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-01-03

s.tat.ae. PRICES. r.Int...- j..
Hoo6and's German Bitcrs, per bottle f.. u %
=" half dozen 90
Hoofands German Tonic Iut up In quart bottles so
per BOTH, n hilf dszen FIR a'.E 80
81. ~ Do not forget to examine wefi the article you
buy, In order 10 get tie genuine.
For sale by all Druggists and Deas.
ssv or Medicines. .'|. 90 ga
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-29

Tho $50 P. n. Train makes direct connections
at Decatur With Memphis and Charleston Rail.
road for Memphis, Selma, Mobile. jackson and
Vicksburg, Miss, New Orleans. ha.. Huntsville,
and all intermediate points. ~. s.
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COMPOUND ELIxIR sOLIpIFIRD GLYGE

COMPOUND ELIXIR SOLIDIFIED GLYGE-
of Calisaya Bark. rim Tablet
Elixir Of Calisaya Bark COMPOUND CamphOr
and PyrOphOsphRte Ice, with Glycerin.
of Iron. DIR. Whites Dentine a
blix Of Valeriante Of superior Tooth Pow
Ammonia. der. "
Concentrated Essence Fragrant Eau Lustral.
of Jamaica Ginger. for the Hair.
Wistar's Cough Log Compound Arnica Lin
engcs ament
DR.. Jackson's PoctOral Nerve and Bone Lima
LOZenEes ment ..
Concentrated Extract Smiths Horse and Gait
Of Vanilla, Lemon tie Powders
Peel, otto. RenOvating Spirits for
FINEST Distilled Rose. removing grease spots
Almond, and Orange Erasive Find fer re.
Flower Waters. moving stains Iron
Bitter Vino Iron Moulds, Ink etc. !
Fresh Geld Cream Roses '--f Z
Window Glass, Putty White Lead, Oil. Tur-
pentine, Brushes, Box Colors ground in oil
Varnish Garden and Flower Seeds etc. etc
The country trade will find il n their interest
TO call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere dee2l 3m
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BUY AT HOME,

THE UNDERSIGNED. BEING FULLY
- prepared for manufacturing Sash,
Doors, Bllnds. inside and out. Pivot and
stationary Stats, Frames Of every description
Brackets, COrnices, plain and ornamental
Mantelpieces, Mouldngs of all kinds Base
Boards. Flooring, Poplar and Pine Ceiling
Plank. Notwithstanding, and Building Mate
rial generally. Also. builders and Contractors.
All at as low rates as eau DO imported of equal
quality. Send orders. PunctuRlity and dis
patch are our business Gre ell. Office aud Fac
tory adjoining Nashville and ChRttanooga Rad
road Locomotive Shops. Cedar street, Nashville,
Tennessee.
TURBIVILLE q EULOHEK.
anrl k-rIlr
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TAKE NOTICE

THAT HAVE BEEN APPOINTED As
signee IN Bankruptcy upon the estates IA
W A. Simmeus, Sanford Ssadler. w. nj. Burk
aud }. W. Williams, Of the county uf Wilson.
state OF Ieunesse, vim have been adiadKed
bankrupts upon their own petitions- IN az
District C6art Of the Middle District Of Ten
Ressee. X. e. SANDERS,
junll w.t. Assignee.
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rms WosAN,s voICr. N poRrr

The Pdu Mall Gasafs saws "The ep,an.
cipaI'oa OF wonen movemsul e1tead,
wider than one thinks We have hrCare
ne the twenty-secuud humber Of the Ppr.
tuguess lpurnal. 4 los Fcucaiaa l''phe
Womah's Voice, a weekly paper Of fonr
pages Published al Lisbon, aud 'dedicst,d
10 lhe illnstrAiloR Of scientific, literary snd
remarkAble women.' The principal editor
!. ID. Frsnisca dAssis Martins Wood A
uame FROM which We may conclude a Idle
English or American pTopagAndism. The
erratA are mibcienuy nuaerous and impor-
tant 10 take up half oolumn on the lirsl
Psge. The leading aniicle Is by ID. A. C.
Isabel da Costa who dates from Ooimhra,
and quotes Stuart Mill, a modern English
Puhlieist, and one OF the apostles Of eman-
eipation.' A considerable portion Of the
paper Is hlled by poetry there il q charaae,
ahd ansialmenss 81 two tales, besidea Ae
Indispensable Jeuilicfoh (lolhetirn), Nconsist-
rag Of two chapters Of A Woman's Soul.'
The other oontents are abe commencement
OF History Of Music, and third chapler
OF Journey from Coimbra 20 Figueir.
The JouFnsi is thus entirely eoa6ned 10
literature, Mr. Mile Portuguese fnllowArs
aPParehily despisiRg Che weaker ar, ID
potai dc Pealsc OF guipurc sur 6la Whicbs
Just now attract the humber s,ndents ~
she Lsadgs Newspaper" ~
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BIZ TIE
4 -u.tf teyl an EFVHt
METROPOLITAN GIFT co.
cash tiIFts 10 the Amount of saso. 600.
Every Ticket Dra,os a Prize:
W are. Photograph Aibpms. and large
assortment Of fine Gold JewelTY
in all valued at ~. 0sbD. geo.

Ware. Photograph Albums. and a large 4
] assortment of fine Gold JeweiTy, 81.
ia all valued al 81. 0O0sO0O
A Chance tO Draw ANY Of the Above
Prtzss b. purchasing a Sealed Ticket for 20
cts. Tickets describing each prize are sealed IN
kngetDpes and thoroughly mixed. On receipt
pt - cts. q sealed ticket will be drawn without
choice AMI delivered ~ our ofhce, or sent by
maii to any address. Tue prize named upon Il
will be delivered 10 the ticket-kolder upon the
payment 81 one dollar. Prizes will be imme-
aiately sent 20 any address, as requested, by ex-
Yau viii haosE what yOur Prize Is
before yen pas for a. Any prize may be
exchanged for another Of the same value. No
Our patrons can depend on our fair dealing.
kefereHaces.-Ne select tbs few following
names from the many who have lately drawn
Valuable Prizes and kindly permitted as TO pub
s. n Wilkins. Buffalo, N. Y, slOO0 Miss An
ME Monroe. Chicago, Ills, Piano, Valned at
$3.50; hobart Jackson, Dubuque. Iowa, $50 !:
Phillip Mccarthy, Louisville, ny. Diamond
Cluster Ring, $500; r. A. Patterson, New Bed
ford, Mass, Silver Tea Set, Sl75; Miss Emma
| WalWOrth, Milwaukee, Wis, Piano, $500: Rev.
| T W. PIT Cleveland, Ohio, MelodeOn. SIPS.
1 We publish no names without permission.
Il OpAGstons Of the Press.--They are doing
l the largest business the firm is reliable, and
| deserve their success Weekly Tribune, FEB. s,
/ 1868. ... .H 81.
We have examined their system, and know
1 them to be a fair dealing tirm.--NetO York Herr
adj FEB. q, 1858. ....s. .. ...
Last week friend of ours drew $500 prize.
| which was promptly reeeived.-Daftg Ae'os
/ Send for sircular giving many more references
and favorable notices from the press. Liberal
i Inducements to Agents. Satisfaction gHaran-
teed. Every package Of Sealed Envelopes con-
tlns one Cash Gift. Six tickets far 81; Is fol
i 81; 81 for So no for SIS. r..s- b -. Ii.
4 AIlletters should beaddressed to AfARPER,
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.
Nashville, Tenn, April 3, 1853.
apr28 d dAR 3 el


THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
| natirs % bis epuointmsHt AssiEnes 81
H. r. HoRe, Thos. 8. 6Figgs, Chas. GOldkerE and
o. g. Galbreath. Of N sshviile IN the UNITY Of
Davidson and Stata ~ TsnnCssse, within aid
District, Who have been adludecd bankrupts
on their own petitions, ~ the District Court Of
said District. -
~ n A. &. CHADBOURNE, Assignee.
apr28 AVA OBco, s23< ChIreh street.
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WINTER SCHEDULE, 1859.
CoMmEEEINe AEsRIEa g. ASS, -3-

Trains VIII run as fonows:
Leave 1NashvsIi e........ s.3B A. 70. ae.30P. NJ
Arrive AZ Louisville. I2.a5-P- NJ. 400 A. NJ,
Both Trains make direct Connection st Louis
Vile Wit the Jefferson VIE sRsdlrSad foF 81
LOais, GhicagO. indianapolis, Cincin1ati, Baltl-
more. Washington. Philadelphis, and Nes fofe
Morning Train from Nashville connects With
United States mail line steamers Leaving LOUIS
vile az AGO P. NJ connecting az Cincinnati with
early morning trains East, BAaaAGR CHECKED
from Nashville 10 ST. Louis. Chieaga. Cinein-
Hsii. and all principal Easterneities.f n
81 The $50 ?. n. Train from Nashville
does net run sl~SUNDAN. 1 80 .asLst.F
Gallatin Accommodation Train leaves Gala
TN st ESQ A. NJ, arriving az Nashville al
1855 A. NJ. Returning. leaves Nashville II
$3.50 PM. and arrives AZ tialiatin at ei:s5 =. NJ
{ ts-al ALBERT PINK,
1 co. Gent Superintendent L. 3 n. h. r
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RANKRHPT SALE

WILL SELL At BARNES ABCTION
1 house. July III. at 10 o'ciOek A. r., Tor cash.
the ch0ses IN action Of The following bauk rupts
Samnel AABdaneF, ;. II. Forsyth, W. N. Bur
dett. NJ Suitzbaokef. Samuel Lyman Edward
Levy and Foster karly a Co. Also. a fss
collection 81 bOolIs. tAEEX. A. HALL
Once. 81 Sout MaFkst utrset Aasiguee
iYl2 lot lrr #IF .7.Fr
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ENGINES AND BOILERS.

7 ANR 4 B0pLKY SAVE MILTs-0REAT
A. ! reduction IN prioes. We ars oaering for
Portable Engines, Stationary Enginea and
Boilers, As f0llows: Ono Stationary Engine
Wlthout boiler. forty horse power: enc Station
tive bsiicrs, each tNentF feet long iQrty lnches
aitncleT one extra large Portable hngIne le1s
By 10 inch cylindeT; oae iaFge Portable EnEinol
~ By ~ inch cylinder: two Portable Engines,
By b inch cyhadsf. Alss. ssssral Lane 4 Bod
Saw Mills, with the improved wrought iTon
blocks and solid iron ffamss.
t.' JOHN p. DALE, Agent
With j. h. PAUL 4 90
tMATkst st. Naahgisle. Tenn.
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..rlIE RIGHT To VOTE"-A NEGRO
kOLIIoQUY. --FE
~ aes. uARGkREr J fREsToN. ofvIheiMA-

II was a glorious thing. they said
This freedom that they talked about
This right b. como and 90. without
Question, or beck, or bar. instead
or slaytsh criuEinR-as they SAID.
ia sure I have NOT found itsoi sssEN
] Il FHthor hsar my master say
I'VE cannot spare you, Ion, to-day q
Your work counts double. ~ ven know. =
All, WE'LL own l liked IT so
Yes. ! aIn free 20 straagle West. D ste.F
Or idle northwArd II / choose,
Who marks how many days lose
Who praises when do my best
Who cares &c chide. aye East ~ West
You talk Of "sufrago"-Did the vote
1 cast on Monday at the polls,
Like any white man. mend the holes
Worn ia my old plantation c0at2
I've got the puitening, md The vote
Ny wife keeps grooming IL nyyeari ..-
Ny ragged Wild ones NJ my feels.
Rave 81 the merry cotton fields,
And 0f the happy huskings' cheer ff-s ut
And moan and murmuring Rllmy ear
o. for one hour Of the Old daysi is -
When all the quar- ers'' came 1T night,
To gossip IA our cabiu bright,
And dance around She pine knais' blaze
Wen never. never know such dagsi
Then. all the cost and all theesre -a
We left within our masters hand,
Without wish 81 understand -;
following the division lair:--
IN exemption ours, and his--the care
No Christmas yisinns Of brave clothes
Aud dRinties from the house" arise
To taunt my children's gaping eyes,
A. shiveriRg NJ the coming snOWs, a
They cover b0nsath their tattered clotlfts.
Instead have pour leave TO vote
Why. Sirsi my imps wha'Y0 leRrhed 10 write
Their nameless names IN black aud white,
Lack food aud IRE and shoe and coat.
Give these-and keep your tight to vote!
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE Is HRRRBY CIV EN THAI TaE
~ third general 10 eefinE 81 tie CREDITOR 81 y.
q. WOOD, bankrupt, b. ordered 10 be held az
kashviile, Reun., on the 2ith day Of Jnly. iStls
az 2 o'clock p, ~, at The Qflce q A. s. Bradley,
Register. G III p rHRUSTON.
julyH lot Assignee
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Middle District or Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
uoties of his apPointment e Assignee 81
Vim. d. MeNish. VIEW Shnte, Jss Spence.
@. A. Weber, J. r. Pain. 81 Nashvilie. In ne
cnuRty Of DAVIDSON aud state Of Lem, uithin
said District, who have been adindged bankrupts
upon their own petitions, ~ The District Court q
said Bistrict. IL
tvg9 faugf OFca sqiL 0f,,-.L -.-..t
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prom 0uneed on the 18th day Of April ls6S in
the case q William h. Heiskell, Admr; Of John
u. Mitchell. dee'd, and others w. Alexander
Mccall and .others.l will as Commissioner, pro-
coed, in accordance with the terms Of said de-
cree. on ThurAdHy, the SOfh day 81
Iutys 1865, upon the premises, to lease to tbs
highest bidder. st public outcry, go 20
THE VALUABLE SALINES,,
situated in Washington county, Virginia. known
as Kings Salt Works, and Che lands and build
ings held herewith. for a term Of five years to
commence on the.lst day Of January. 1869.
The lessee, IN addition 70 the rents, will be re-
quired 10 nay all the taxes aecraing upon said
property-to leave upon the property at the ex-
piratiOn of the lease. such Improvements, tx
lures. furnaces, kettles, otc., as be found upon
the estate Mt the commencement of the lease,
aud in good condition as he found them and
shall also. at the expiration Of his lease. leave
in good condition all such improvements, tx
lures, furnaces, kettles, etc. as he may have
during his term put upon said land, fer the
nRgement Of his business-and shall be Linz
tied 10 a supply of salt on hand at the end Of the
term. not exceeding supply OF tho market for
the next SIX months-such amount to DO ascer-
tanned from the sales of the FIRST six months of
the proceeding year. The lesee will be required
% eXecute'b0n with good security, TO be APP
proved by the Court for the payment Of tho
nj instailments. and for 4ho faithful pert oTmaneo
OF all the other stipulati0ps Of the lease. the
Court reserVing the right, # at any time the
quire the lessee % give other sufficient security
or 10 terminate the lease. At Special Term to
be held, commencing ON the. l3tn day of July,
1868, the Court will Ok a minimum rent. 7
Kings Salt Works are situated in Washington
county, Virginia. about eight miles from the
main stem Of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road. and at tho terminus Of the branch road
running from Glade Spring TO Saltville. afford
log ample railroad transportation for the ship
ment o. salt 20 market. p sex
Tie altmanuiactured at these works is Of the
finest gaality, and the supply OF brine, though
the wells have been worked for moro than 6fty
years. shows no deterioration in quality or dime
mutton in quantity. A very large area Of
country, embracing parts of Virginia. Tennes-
see, North Carolina, Georgia, and Alabrma is
supplied with salt from these works and the adj
joining estate. the two together supplying an
inereasing demand az present of about four
hundred thousand hushe els Of salt ann ually. I
IL Il seldom that such an opportunity is Of
tered for the profitable exercise Of energy, and
the Investment Of capital. Persons desiring 20
lease are invited TO examine tho property and
to test the quality Of the brine bcfuFe the day of
letting, and 10 acquaint themselves with such
facts connected with the manufacture and sale
OF salt, as viii enable them 20 appreciate the
annual value Of the property.
ARTHUR q. CUMMINGS,
.-.Ef B.. a. Commissioner.
Abingdon. Va. May q. 1858 my26tt
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leo lines 81 solid uohparoll make one square.
hsaflg HiigcrtnoTa Nlli be snlitied- 70 q DIS
cent u 20 per cent. @1@A p
Evsry other day 20. o. a. advertisements viii
20 charged W0-thir,is Of hilsEe rates. -
Advertsselnenis Inserted inthe Tn w eokly wi
charged one dollar s1uarefor first inaeftlnA,
IN The Weekly. ons dollar sqnHre Tor each
rasag uoa.
Special OF City Item Notices. twenty eeiD
Ihn. GrEt, aud ten cents line every addliiouai
,us-rtion Local notices ~ cents line each N
-oTtluu.
changes IN Advertisements gtilne ehnrEed -
'h- tate uf 6ity cents sgaaEe. H-..., .....
naurttsIi Hereafter the cash system viii 30
,dh~t nd L., aud no transient advertlsetnenH WI
o.. Al % unless accompanied by TIE money
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49, J. 0 II l. Y,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
Ne. IL NortIr Cherry ST.,
HUsENRSS SUITS.

lie IS also in receipt Of variety Of ISesh
Goods for ordinary wear and offers 20 gen tie
men in business suits 0E the latest patterns and
ncst durable material. Call and inspect his
goods At No. u North berry street.
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MOUNT OLTvEr.

SINGLE INTERVIEWS (WHITE OR col
- oredb in Mount Olivet Cemetery can be
made at the prices established BY the revised
Code OF the laws Of the corporation of Mash
VILE Tor 1906, fer interments in the Old Cay
Cemetery, "
All bills For single iGtormeuts must be settled
al tho time OF burial. aud can DO paid Co the
Superintendent in the Cemetery.
Funeral professions going 10 aul returning
from Mount Ohvet, pass the FOIL gate
tree ct charge
iy2l lw z. W. NANCE. Secretary.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-29

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Mr. r. ". MORGAN remains with him. aad
via be Blessed 10 wait on his friends ana The
public generally myi4 ion