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VOL. XXX III.
m . .SHVILLE, TENNESSEE, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, JS67
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Now is tbo Time to Subtoribo.
13.Y A .CONSOLIDATION OlMDillt NASIiJ
VH.LKUIOWHU AAlWlllUAtfi ana we
DISPATCH, and by tbo gener mm! united
support of the Usms and Dwi-ireH by tbo
patrons f bth the farmer papers, the Proprie
tor! are enablod ta prwent a Newspaper hither-
Nj?W. ir rlwiUomprelfarroiaw!a
the best In the entiro oeuntry: ami in wying
thin, we only repeat the expressions of many of
our patron w4ia ore nSt capable of Judging in
ooh matter.
In the Political Interests of
the People,
. . , .-,., - . . .-
The UX10N AND DISPATCU. as hereto
fore, wfil take the Constitution and law fpr fU
Kuide; and in the dieuton of all the new and
intrieate quettien and wwe nt'mnx batof the
extraordinary eandition In wbieh the country i
placed It will adhere te the prineiples ami
teaehlogf f the founde and experitQjM oour
government ami institutlofn. It will cndearor
to Kuard with vWlnnce and defend withunwa
veriitc eareeftneM and faith the right and inte
itvf all th State, and the ofwential prinri
lo whkh HlmrtUule the barf r the Repuw.
We uliall uprxxe nil lnvon of thefe. and
uphold, to the utmot of our ability, the union
ol the Stateil under thera. Feeliiiit that they
are endangered by the revolutionary sphemei) of
the ItBdleal palltteiani who now hold the Legil
lattvo irfiwer er the OBVernment, we t hall abate
thliMt of our pat oipoUion to their maa
pr With thwe viewx. which nre no Iwnthsn
. n.iound ponvletlon. we cannot and will not
lieflfSte'fSHIerottailbewTl
the ailioifiMKn4UJii hm
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Wo aluill couittntly uJmonlnh the Suthern
people'tVbe rfelf-rellant. and shall' dh' wlrat we
may be able to Indwte the Mtblihmetit of
iuanuelrie In or BiidM for our home pro
dneln. JTtHM ond-we will im-poclal attention
to the wt snd "watwtios or tannufactarins.
and exert HVirlW to enrtrtiraiV'tho diveraifi
Mtteri ofmathern' 1ndHStr!i awl the deveUpr
neit oBliem reioarewj
Our Financial and Commer
cial Column.
Kvery deirtmet of buine ha an imtne
dlateWereetfla tb warfctf thauntjy, and
in UtEnonoial fluctuation and condition. Tlio
nan who falls te keep htmwlf properly ad
Tited a to tha ri.e and fall of.the market!". a
rentnJllSa'bMie lawi (3f tlemarf and. tupplr.
and the relative eonditicn of the currency, is
epeUo constant low. and must necewarlly
fall behind hii tuoreintellisent and entetprMns
nelehlteri. Inorder t wake enrpapcr'Taluable
a well a lnteretimr. we shall continue to
make thto a arm.iL tkatorb. Our JDally
M.rkeiJUpflrteidMWthJ nd rbrtlen. by tcle
v WS or gftr Rport,Kotten upHt hear'y
tpbW naTeeWleWfee.f 'tHf Amwendation of
curbeilbt4fismehi while ourcurrent Finan
cial Retard frm all the leadlnj money centres
uf the eeuotp- sre Juller tbanhaye jyrer been
published by any oth'er iournalln Tennewee.
1 .'-it f.o: ;
Upoii 'the Subjoot of Agriouliure
AndlWnSred Wpbw.lw'a ihall ayen, ex
ttrvnve Tar4- tf valuable and Interring mat
ter the Wt adapted to the ftrminr clftMM of
our Stati wWl will, la a frjre, up
Ply the ple f a famRy erietVrral pSper. :
For the Family Circle,
Ab4 ferthoyperfnl plwre and profit ef the
yoHtmi, aii week wewHI (tire a general literary
and rWo6 m'wcellany. NothlnR hall find
.it way,iSturJmn. uft lW
cat'ms the ilee)omlioe enatioaliMa of many
contemporary jorn4. we shall etchew that
charaeter.rtriviwr to five thok-eader nbatantial
matter. prrrit 1 ,b"n
enMtionnl.
Decisions of the Supreme
Court.
In rtew o the neee4tiei of thelel profei
eion. asd'tlH) eneral .pubH Inter est aMMbtne
to the maMkgew eMin oowlng Iteftrc our
,uaMWlKl w wW pdWWi'aTl m im
portant deetfWt of the weiap CjfUrpro
oal feurtet, which T be TtXtii SPO
i 1 ; ' i i A til
REDUCTION OF RATES.
We" lire BtaMftoa to bei Aat
tbeery Wrzc i in the nmaWer oar
Uaitr Hd Trl-M'eekl tiWcriWr Wk Ha to
redtu the )Vcvf wWcriHi to e edMona
We do Ike urtwe ohwftirU- IrtMM Hw owe
tilioa of Ik people, hs the UtverWe4 4l
two w atrWlW tl. roake mh m
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f.t.OIUUA POLITICS TUB NI'LIT AT
ATLANTA.
The meeting at Atlanta on the 5th was
m inharmonious on the questions which it
was called to consider, that it dissolved
without action. Thereujon two meetings
grfT! cxprewion to its Trews. One" favored
the acceptance of congressional action, and
the others opposed it. The views of eacli
are appended :
aDsoiitmoiife of the acceptaxce patity,
,' Whereas, by the injsteriotis workings of
I'roviuence our country has been brouglit
into its present unhappy and distressed
oonditien, by means and instrumentalities
which it is unnecessary to enumerate at
this time, in which condition the people of
Ueorgia, in consequence of the unsuccesslul
Warfare acainit the government of the
United States, stand in the relation to that
government of participants in unsuccessful
rebrtfofi;fna aV a cXJnffence 7rf thi
relation of conquered to conqueror; and
"Whereas, it has beoomea well-established
and fundamental principle of the govern
ment of the United States, sustained over-
tvftcal m mrrl j lav fTia noAnlaAf inaaiimA 1T
by waging war agaimit that government tlttsfl
might' conflict which has sacrificed so
many lives and so much treasure, the peo
t)e if the itwwrreotioiiarv. Stater deprived
themselves f governments, and can be le
gally re'inTe-terl with -State governments
alone by the !aw-makincr power of the
United States ; and i : s
nliereaR, It has become an-emially well
Settled principle with the American people,
that all men shall stand in the same rela
tion to the Government, and enjoy equal
rightaaftd'pwvileges under it, irrespective
el the place or circumstances of birth
color, race, or former condition; and
Whereas, .ko6nf is' rendered, by
the
present legislation of Congress, ineligible
to office, or deprived of the elective fran
chise, no matter how prominent or efficient
he may have been in the recent rebellion,
if he had not held certain offices previous
to the war, and had not taken an oath of
office to support the Constitution of the
United States ; and
Whereas, The number of persons in
each county in the Sonthern States who
arc made ineligible to office by virtue of
said legislation, bears but a small propor
tion to the number who, though they were
engaged in the rebellion, are nevertheless
permitted to continue in the enjoyment of
every olitical and civil x iht ; therefore
Resolved 1. That in the opinion oT this
meeting (he dearest and mwt vital inter"
pstsofench and every oitieen of Ge6rgia
requires that restoration be no longer un
peeessarily postponed.
Resolvcd'J. Thatindiscrction has already
delayed the work of restoration until the
interests of the entire people of Georgia are
bleeding at every pore, and that all passion
and prejudice fthonltl forthwith lie cast
n-mli:, and .reason once more permitted to
ascend the throne, or we will yet lose rights
iiiid interests which we now enjoy.
Resolved That it is the sense of this
meeting that the.pMple;of (Jegrgia shquld
promptly and without the least hesitation
accept the plan of restoration recently pn)-,
o.sed by Congress.
Resolved 4. That in the opinion of this
meeting there are persons in each and ev
ery county within this. Stale sufficient in
numbers and offcuffirieiit integrity anil abil
ity, who nre not debarred from voting and
holding office by the provisions of this
law, l( perforin all the functions of govern
in en I.
Resolved 5. Tliatweearnestly hopethala-t
soon as practicable all thos? who have the
right to do So. wJII(Tr) gfiflflTaiUi." enter upon
the.Ut'ty:of injUltutingfbr (ieorghua. legal
State government.
Resolved C. That we, citizens of Fulton
county, do hereby proclaim, lo fttr fellow-
citizeim throughout the entire Union a sin-
cere pt)!posetn our part to lieal the wounds '
inflicted livlie unliappy past, "arid we iake
this method of extending to our fellow
citizens of every State a hearty anil cordial
invitation tf cwriennU 'settlo in'our ifutlst,
aKSuring them, in the name of everything
that is sacrefl. that thev shall be received
and treated as friends, and as citizens of
a common country. ;
Resolved 7. that a copy ot the proceed
ings of this Meeting bo forwarded&to the
Reconstruction Committee in Congress, and
to GoternqrfJenkins, with the request ihat
lie convent! th6 Legislature immediately,
with a view of callings convention tocom-
Sly fully with the terms prescribed by the
herman uttlately poised by Congress.
RESOLUTIONS OK THE KON-ACCEPTASCE
PARTY. '!.' I
We, a portion fthe dttiseris of Fulton
counts this dayjassembled in public mect
ingdo adopt" flicTollowing resolutions:
Resolved, That in view of the present
conditteu of thcSmithoru States, . andhe
passage of the inllTtary bill by the House
of Representatives over the Prostdent'fl
veto, wa think it i this, duty and policy of
the petplc of Ocorgia to remain quiet; and
thereby, at least, preserve their self-respect,
manhood and honor.
Resolved, Tlwl m'the eventild Ifillflias
or shall hecteniei law, we truWthat Gov
ernor Jenkins, either alone or in conjunc
tion with the Governors of the other South
unuStates, will at once take the necoeseiy
siepstto have the constitutionality df the
same totted before the Supreme Court of
thVUnUed States. ; ;
Resolved, That we tender to his excel
lency, President Johnson, our heart-felt
thanks fir big patriotic . effarts to protect
th'e'cODsfitutrdh oT the Unftefl States hrH
the libertiafl ef.thc people, .. r
RosolveUi'hJL oeples Wthfee5 resolu
tions be forwurded to his excellency the
President of the United States, and to his
excellency Governor .Jenkins.
NTII.I. AXOT1IF.R INVASION OF THE
CONSTITUTION.
The Military 'approprtntWljHCVa It was
passed by Cengiw, contains the following
section, which is intended to defeat the,
cofoWltrtarrlgfetoW the Bbieeiive and es
tablish in effect a Military Dictatorship at
the National Capital: "5
"Sea. 2. And be it further enacted.
That tlie headquarters of the General of
cnynf uTngtci, ami all Onlcra andTn-;
st ructions relating to muitarj- operations,
issued by thePreoidentor'retary of War,
aViall Ito issued thruali the .General of the
army, and, in case of his inability, through
tberiextin raRk. "TlieQenral of the army!
shall ho! be removed, suspended, or relicv
eii !bnfnrt, fer soaignetl to duty
elsewhere tlwu at said headqnarten. except
at W awii reql, without tlie previous
approval of the Senate: and any orders jir
inrtiMrtfo'ift reWthg Ift'ltrilitofy dperations
iawail oontrsry to the requirement of thii
section shall "le null jn& void; Bnd any
officer whp shall issue orders or instructions
contrary to th prbrlsiorfe ef this Vetion
shall lie deemed gwUt-of a m'wdeaieKnor
in offW ; ami any officer of the army who
shall transmit, convey, or obey any orders
or i nit ruction so iwd contrary to the
rmvkirf aC MM elifl, JP.Mf1
seh onlers ww'oo isiel, shall bMiable
to imprisonnu'nt ftw inrt lwwtlwn twe-nor
wore tluMi twenty yi-jir, np.w wjyfttJjw
thererlii anv court f HjieteHt jHW'ir
tioi." A X1& K.NT lecturer tell of a Letfuou
restlnnan with wIhhu be convenHnl, yrjin
had never hear.1 of t'oUleti or Washing
tn, t4yiewf kwif 5Wftrienan
who wi wall.HHl.lnTtm.Syef(."
to thrash
her.bjis-
iHr a man
I0w4ht4i wiwiiyntMerfvmlawt gaVeihis
arkiNejf Jerwejj'.tMl undertook
a Mr. AjmIp., -Mr. WeW.
mm. came aitMMr, aim moxiveri
TB.NXKSSKE LISGISLATIMK.
.Noiinte.
nacravERs asd presidents or railroads.
Mr. Johnson'oflered the following joint
resolution r
Whereas, The Legislature has granted
State aid to a very large amount, for the
'building dhd repairing fofiraUroadsjin the
State, and the bonds ef thrptatcjiaye been,
Issued to said roads, with a provision, that
said bonds we retf lc used only at par? be
It, therefore,
Resolved. That anv Receiver or Preai-
jdent ofany railroad receiving 'said" aid is
iierebyirequired to report; &n oath, to the,
irf 4 lt t .1 r 4 '1
vuipiruiier, uy me lsi-uay oi April iiexi
Jipw and in what manner he has sold or
)ied said (bonds, and if .said bonds have 1
been liied' or sold 'fora less ambuntf'than1
par, then said Receiver or President shall
be removed byc the6ovenior,4nd a com
petent man appointed to take charge of
said road.
SKesolved, That all bonds now in the
hands of said Receivers or Presidents shall
be returned ttheoffice of Jhe Comptroller,
and by bin!, in thV presence ofthe' fiover
pr.and Secretary ofStatp, canceled paid
and said roads be credited by the same.
ILaidover. , ,
The appropriation bill was read arid re
ferred. .!, t . ,
iThe following b! Us passed the first reail-
ifg, and rfferredr"1" '
: Uiill to eztebdothe'elective franchise-lo
ens.
"'P '!
ITo amend section 3024 of the Code.
fTo insure a quorum in tfie,(?eiferarA!!-
seraby.
fro aniend
Memphis.
the" cliarfer1 'of (he'eity of
fThe following hills' pa&ed 6ri their
first
reading:
To bulld'a turnpike 'in'Shelby county.
To incorporate the Concord Male and
Female.ClJege in Jtutherford-county. ,
To prevent the discontinuance" of siiits
in certain cases.
A FTEHN'OON SESSION.
The following resolution was adopted:
House joint resolution askincr Congress
that Tennessee be exempt from the direct
and" ioferHa'l reveiiutvtax for 1 807 'and
House ioint resolution to nrovpnt ehm.
iauon in scnooi hooks, oy sciiool othcers.
Was referred to the Committee on Common
SfflioO'.s. ' "
flie bill to amend the charter of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, author-j
iajng the road to borrow .one million of J
dollars,
was largely amended and passed i
tl
rd reading.
imong the amendments was:
lAn amendment abolishing the five dol-
a'rsper diem allowed to the Commisionirs
of the Penitentiary. m
Also to amend the. charter ot the .East.
Tennessee and Virginia railroad. ,
CAlso to authorize the Governor to ap-2
DoFnt Directors Oti eir.li r.iilrn'nl in.nrnnnr.!
fb to the amount of State aid granted, j
lAlso to authorise .the -.issuance ;of bonds!
for one hundred and fiftv thons.mil iin1l.qr.ql
to the Mississippi Central railroad. 1
HoiiHcufalleprcseiilntlveH.
WilfikidrtArcrit, 180.-Tlfe'House
was called to order at 9 o'clock, acting
Speaker Mulloy in the chair.
- THE CASE OP CAPTAIN ORISII.Ur.
Mr. Taylor presented the statements of
Major HambrigMl and others, in contradic
tion of charges made a few weckn ago by
Mr. Dutriran retrardinf Cuttnin flrlshfim.
s c , v t 1
editor of the Jonesboro Union Ftaq,
.Mr. Shiills said it had been intimated
thttCheJiail? given' the infornjation to the
House which had jdaccd Captain Grishatn
in a false light. He denied it. very emphati
cally, and desired lo corroborate the state
ments which had been just read.
BILLS TAKEN UP.
Senate bill establishing the Twelfth
Chancery Division came up oti its third
i reading and was lost.
. Thesbill incorporating tbo East Tennessee
I Wesleyan University wxs amended in the
' House some days since by incorporating the
i Tennessee Orphan Asylum. The bill was
sent to the banate, and that body refused to
concur with the. amendment
The bill
motion of
came back; to the House, and on
Mr. Smith, of Hardeman, the amendment
was receded .from, by yeas 50. jiocs 0.
The Senate also refused to concur in an
additional amendment, incorporating the
Tennessee Conference of the Methodist i
Episcopal Church. The House refused to
recede from the amendment.
A few corporation Villa were disposed of, '
when the House adjourned until 2 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate bill to incorporate the Boulevard
Turnpike Company, was passed on the third
reading.
The motion to reconsider the vote reject
ing Senate bill creating the ,12th Chancery
DilmeVwas carried,' aifdithe bill paaseil'its
third reading, ayes 40, noes 23.
The act for the benefit of the German
population of the State, was laid on the
table, ayes 39; noes 41.
Mr. Fusoii, moved that the House hold
night sessions, until the final adjournment.
Lost, ayes 20, noes 37.
Several Sonate bills were passed on their
first reading.
Adjourned to 9 A. m. to-morrow.
Tin: on.ir.CTH of Tiir. waiit
TnE FROMI9E!
Resolved, That the war is not waged, on t
our part, in any spirit of oppression, or for;
any purpose of conquest, or for interfering
with the rights or established institutions!
of these States, but to defend and maintain
the supremacy of the Constitution, and to
preserve the Union, with all the dignity
and rights.of the several States unimpaired.
Ctmpte, My, reGl.T ;
THE FULFILLMENT!
Negro emancipation; suspension of the
habeas corpus; merciless conscriptions;
spieftan"d informers; natioflal debt; oppres
sive taxation; negro suffrage and negro,
equality; social disorder; impaired credit:
Radical usurpation; the Sherman-Stevens
military subjugation bill, to destroy the
rights of the States, overthrow the Consti
tution, and prevent the restoration of the
Union. Radical Legislation, 18Gt-67.
affhukClmrlestonti G. Xg sai jthat
the remains of Lieutenant Ldwin tfeade
of the third'OYftf reg1inent,4Vere found in
that city on the 25th ult., under somewhat
sinjnlar circumstances. The body was
buried in the cellar of a home On Legare
street, and though it had been under ground
fer"hVirly Urn years, wax but slightly de
cerrfpeed. It was -wrapped about Willi' s
coarse cloth. The deceased had been con
fined dHrlag- the siege in the -white house
at the west end of Broad street, as a prisoner
of war, in company with General Seymour
and others, about two hundred in all. He
bad escaped, and had been concealed by
sen negroe on thaprejnisge in Legare
street. While at this rtilreat be died, and
thenegrees, fourlng detection, buried the
IkmIj in the "cellar, and Laving no coffin,
wrapiKnl it in a oloth. After the evacna
lion nothing was heanl about Lieuenant
Ttftade; anil these facts have only recently
come to'lilrht the negrres who hsfl tlnw
litirieif liim liavinc leu the city with their
wasierAHThe lxdy,Aras remqvello the J
Uitr lHpital, to await proer seHii-
fPbe Nem adds tli!- at least
six
fijvo beemlivereil under similar
miHlni.CrtS. ince the surrender of the
Hty.
.KJis jowidtiptfl
tit a Central ,ral!a
argen
,T9 mi tho I'wiHAVlv.1- (ur MMMtire weeks iu the UlV.Ne UO
a wp. . '7iLiJtt: m, b. iiowBLii."
Friday; wlUi-S100eacU, tyLJtie tJearyw v : - QV?ajl blaster.
tLetiohrS tlfdlr dbtie. -1- , f empl'a. . .
JtAlUCAI. YEN03I-I.r.CTUUE ItV WM
M.OYD G.1KUISON.
William Lloyd Garrison, of Boston, de
livered a lecture ou impeachment at ;the
JJrooklyn Academy of Music on Tuesday
last which, as a compilation of the 'vilest
of the innumerable Itadical-falsehoods ,ln
relation to the South and as a specimen of
the base malignity of th! fanatical faction
lie represents, is beyond competition. Tlie
following, extract will show thecluiracter
oi me wiioie:
In regard to my third proposition;. How
shall liberty befeeenreu at the boutlfas it-is
attheNoith? I answer: remeriiber what
the South is; remember that "she belongs
to the dark ages, not to the nineteenth cen
tury ; that she is the,habitation of cruelty,
that she never was. democratic, nor for.
democratic forms, except as he iielti ab-j
Boiute mastery over the country ; that those
who led in the rebellion now hold even
place of honor and emolument on her Bofi
.where she is free to choosei that the entire
"white population, with' few exceptions, are
embittered enemies, and the largest portion
of them in the depths of moral degradation,.
and as illiterate as the heathen in India.
Left to herself, the most dreadful corise-.
ntiencea may with certainty be predicted.'
In that casej woe, woe, woe to the hapless
freednien, and woe to every man known or
suspected Jo have been loyal in sentiment
during the rebellion. Lynch law, assassin
ation anil'civil "war Will Jo their Jatabwprk.
W(ithin a few days the NasJiyiUe press has
staled that a diabolical conspiracy haS'
been entered into by certain rebellious
citizens of counties of the State of Ten
nessee to procure the assassination of
a number of leading and influential
Union men whose names are given,
as well as the prices tp be given for the
work, all of the parties being men who
were officers in the Federal army, and re
siding in the Third Congressional district.
Unless predictions. can be falsified, assassi
nations of Union men will soon also be the
brder.of the day in Caldwell county, Tex
as. If such things are done in the green
tree, what will be done in the dry 'I If,
without representative ra Congress, and
while partially subjected to military rule,
eager to obtain one and remove the other,
this is the spirit of the South, what she'
will be emboldened to do when fully rein
stated may. be easily conjectured. What
then is the inevitable conclusion? Tin's:
the South must be kept under the wise and
beneficent jjuardiansnip for an indefinite?
period: tlfat Is, until she is civilized'and!
preponderantly loyal, be that period when
it may. Until then she must be allowed
no Senators or Representatives in Congress,
there must be no bargaining with her for
impartial suffrage in placeof universal am
nesty that amnesty she ought not to lie
granted. Trust the famished wolf with a
lamb; trust that the thunderbolt will leave
no mark on the object that it strikes, and
in'her present condition and mood, trust
not either in the will or the ability of the
.South fo be loyal. Before she can be loyal
.she needs to be regenerated created over
lagain. Such is the view taken by Congress
on this subject, as set forth in an act for the
more efficient government of the Rebel
Slatesan act sure, to be vetoed by tlie
President, and just as sure to lie passed'
over his veto by a two-thirds vote
of Congress. Applause. But after
all, what real value will there be
in such a triumph so long ob An
drew Johnson is allowed to occupy the Presi
dential chair. Murmurs. The most impor
tant step remains to be taken by Congress,
and that is the impeachment and removal
of the I'residenffroni the office he now so
basely dishonors and betrays. Applause.
In him the whole Rebel element is centered;
to him the whole Rebel forces look as their
leader and defender for immediate admis
sion to all political rights, both in Congress
and out of it. Let justice be executed upon
him. or' let those sections of the constitu
tion relating to punishment for high crimes,
and. misdemeanors, and iinpeachment for
these and treason, be expunged from that
instrument forever. Applause. The
people are ready for the trial and the ver
dict. Mene, tnene, tekel, upharain, thou art
weighed, in tlie. balances, and art found
wanting, will be unhesitatingly recorded.
Applause. Let the people, the loyal
people, be tested in any little gathering
North or South, and they will unhesitating
ly respond for impeachment. I mean-the
people, not a party or the representatives
of any party. Renewed applause' Two
parties indeed exist. The one a the Joyal
people, and the other is the sympathizers
with Jtebels, ,thcir aiders and abettors.
Cheered and upheld by such a parly? An
drew Johnson ceases to be the President of
the United States. There should not be a ,
traitor in the camp. I strongly believe that
the committee on impeachment will re
porter favorof impeaching Andrew-John-'
son. 'Let iinpeachment be the first and'the ,
only measure considered and acted upon by '
Congress.
In Chancery at Nashville.
State of Tennesseee Clerk's Office, Chancery
Court at AjisuyjHe, January tne IKUi, I!
S. Y. Lark?s?forfififainantfv iAis 'Wttlii
,lStT7,
fouski ,
ct al?., defendants.
TT APPEARING FK0M AFFIDAVIT FILED .
in this osuie that the defendants, Louis
Witkoiuki, Anttiony rvtuson nnd Mm on
Witkouski. nre non-residents of the State
of Tennessee: it is therefore ordered that I
they enter their appearance herein before ,
or within the first three days of the next term of!
- 3 ..:.. . .. . I. .11 i . I ,. r. f,i t
niu vuud, ui ua ..cm uu uic iiiDt mujiujg ,111
Slay next, 1SC7, and plead, answer or demur to
romnlainant'sbill. or the tame will he taken for
conltwsed as to them and set for hearing exparte,
andtnata. copy ol this, order De puomnod lor;
four successive weeks in tho Nashville Union!
and Dispatch.
A copy-Attest : M. B. 110 WELL,
Clerk and Master.
McClanaban Clare, Sol'r forcompl't.
marUwtni
A 4 I i, i ,'
t
III Chancery at ISashrille.
State of Tenneeieo Oierk'd Office, Chancery
Court at Nashville, January the 10th, 1867.
Charles B, Prathor, complainant, vl. Goo. F. Case
etK, defendants.-' !
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
1 in this cause that thedrfendant, M. JiDrucker'i
in anon-reaident of the State of Tennessee: it is
therefore ordered that ho enter Ills appearance'
herein before or within tho first three days of
the next term of ?tid Court, to be held on tho
first Monday inHIay next, and plead, an3wcr or
demur, to complainant's bill, or the same will be
aken for oonfesieil al to him and set for hearing
ex parte, and that a copy ot this order be pub
I'whed.ioroiir suecesive weeks in the Nashville
Union and Dispatch.
A ceny-r-AJJtijB.!
V and Matter.
E.
A. Otis, Sol'r for CompVt. marl-w4t
.t t Id Oliaifcery at' JfastiYille.
Stat of Tacpanee Clerk's Office. Chancery
Court at Naswifle, November the 31th, 1S6C. ;
David Deshler, complainant, v. B. F. Faster
ct al., defendant'.
State of Tenn-rt ft H therefore ordered that
thev outer their appearance herein before or
Sthln tho first three days of the next term of
d Vfcurt. to be held on the first Monday in
May SKt, iSfiT.nnd rlead, answer or demur to
etnpfalOAiit'j'bill, or the same will be token for
oonfeswl Hi to them and set fer bearing . ex
Tmrte. and that a cony of this order he pufflUhed
ftr fHur pejitv-, weoks irfthe Na-eTitle Union
Sr.W M. B. HOWKLL.
Clerk nnd Master.
Rice JL Tbompaon. 8l'r fr cowprr. felCrt-wlt
In Clfanceryat Kashvile.-.
State.tf T.epnewe-Oleri'a Qce. 9h,5?,,
Crl at NasMlfe. 'i 19th'ftoH
nncery
Isaae M. Hudson et al.. coraiilalrfaOt. vs. An
drew Jlngleton et au aeeniiantf.
IT APPEARING K.lU.M At riUA l i riLKU
in this raue that tbe defendant. Andrew. I.
i S.ingleton,
n-reauleatof the State ot Ten.-
nessee
erMbritnltred tha'tihcL enter
bis appearance
herein betore or W.th'.h the
WitMiW
lf4U. awl pleaiL answer or demur to compUin-
ants' bill, or the same win oe xasen ior eon
r . .1 n him and aet for hearine ex parte.
' 1 . " r . t I i r
uuinuotl iiir
ion
, .n ibt 9t ranr i loiaonirr uv 11
. - ,tmr.. i ..,,-,-r" -an yu fro., -i i '
GET A GOOD FIT.
Have lour Shirts Made to Order
AT
fOKE SHIRTS;
' J
f fillE FIT AND FINISH OF THESE SHIRTS
JL we claim to be Superior to any now offered
in this market. .In addition to our Shirt D.
fartrnent, we keeij'aun'enriri artrneht'rr';
. "C1 - . ",t - - - -ISO
men's rurmsmng liooas,
DRAWERS,
nr
UNDERSHIRTS.
SOCKS,
GLOVES
SCARFS.
TIES.
' . ' BOWS.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
HATS AIV1) CAPS,
And in tact everything porUini a gentle
man V toilet.
R; II. THOMPSON,
(Old No. 23) il t'lierry slreel.
jnn20-tf
St; Cecilia's Academy,
"V-. MJJUNT VERNON.
iN "e a'i Nashville,
coxoucTiiravsigTEKS or the
oniiKit or. sr. iiodiink:,
Under the patronage of the Right. Rev.!
Bishop of Nashville.
f PIUS ACADEMY WAB FOUNDED IN 1800.
JL for the purpose -of enabling parent) and
guardiaus in the South and Southwest to impart
to their danghten and ward a thorough and
solid education.
The Academy is about one mile from the city
and is situated in one of the most beautiful and
healthy localities in its Vicinity.
The Academic Tear consi.ts of two Sessions.
each, and terminating about the 20th of June.
special attention is given to me mnereni
branches usually taught in Academies.
For Tkrus. ktc. onnlv to the Mother Snrie-
riur, Nashville, Tennessee.
jani.-ly.
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.
Office Actixo Commissary or Sur.sisTi.xcK, ")
r 1 . . iv- . fn . L
VUMIlKti,4.MI UAUUAW43, 1.1 .nill ll.i..., IK.l.t r
Mnrch 1st, 1867. J
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE
will be received at this Office until the 12th
instant, for furnishing the Troops, HopltaH
and Government Employees nt this Vost and
vicinity with FRESH BEEF of a good market
able quality,- in equal proportions of fore and
uina-qunrtcrmcat, (nccics, snanKs. ana Kidney
tallow to be oxcludcd) in such quantities as may
be from time to time required, and on such days
as shall be designated by the commanding Officer,
for the period of Six months, commencing April
1st. 13(57.
Al?o. Scaled Proposals in duplicate will be re
ceived at this Office until the 12th instant for
funnelling the, Troops, Hospital and Govern
meut Kmplovees at this Pot and vicinity with
CORNED MESS BEEF OF BEST QUALITY
in such -quantities as may be from time to time
required, and on such days as shall be designated
liy the commanding Officer, for the period of Six
months, commencing April 1st. 1867. J
The Beef will be paid for by the Post Commis
sary at the end of each month in such fundi! as
tho Government may furnish. Satlffactory
bonds will be required to secure a proper, per
formance of the contracts. Proposals will be
opened at this Office at 10. a.m. on the 12th inst.
marl-lOt. 1st. L't. 31th U. S. In'f. A. C. S.
Eemoval and New Interest.
TI r FREEMAN fi. CO,
HAVE PUR-
. T f.
in the firm of DORMAN & BANG, and removed
their stock of WALL PAPER to the spacious
MUSIC HOUSE,
MASONIC TEMPLE, 81 CHURCH ST.
The two branches 'of business will bo kept
distinct. The
MUSICAT. DEPARTMENT,
conducted by R. Dorifian and others skilled in
the business, will be under menamuand style oi
DORMAN & FREEMAN.
THE
Wall Paper Department
Will beconducted. by N.T. JtR. R. FREEMAN.
Our GILT WORKS, MIRRORS,' ,!
' PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMBS.
WINDDW SHADES,
VENETIAN BLINDS.
ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
French and American Picture Glass,
, .LOOKING GLASS, PLATES, ETC.,'
Have been removed to
s78 North Cherry Street,
Colonnade Building,)
Where orders will bo promptly attended to W
L. R. FREEMAN. J. V. ORCHARD, and W.
R. FREEMAN, with other competent workmen,
Our senior partner, W. FREEMAN, will re
main in Philadelphia, Pa., to" purchase koo;U
for both houses. We hope to receive, and will
do our best to merit a continuance of the pnblia
P janTff ' W. FltEESIAST CO.
MERCHANTS' DISPiTC
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
American Express Company
.'tnllMITincnV HIIKK. Ah I.AU11 1 Una
' 1 Central Railroads having adjusted their ate
differences. Freight Train connect
tieni have been
anu iiit.nviiAA id
iiisrAiuii
NEW YORK
THROUGH CAR-H LEAVE
DAILY, aa heretofore. ,
Shippers are assured that no effort will be
BY NO 0toERrLINE.rNf.s SoperinUfldent
31. It. PII.CIIEK, Agent,
Office. Rhea. Smith Co., Sooth Market .treet.
, feblB lm ' . -
FRESH GARDEX SEEDS!
' JUST RECEIVED BY
It, I". JF.NK1XS,
jan22-tf Successor to T. Welkl)rutt.
To Tobacco Planter
F. ARE J.W PRWIARED TO STORE.
nr purehMe TSMjJffl. ,lt&?t. or
In MKbeaJr.
at eur warenwie, fl
MarlctJtTe4t,J
"rflle; '
dnn-tr I15.J
Jl3, K
Exclusive Whole
WHITE GOODS,!
NOTIONS, GLOVES,
i.;'-' NASHVILLE,
JOH.f T. FOOTS. J. Jl, NASH. ak f. MDRpUT
FOOTE, NASH & 00.,
Nos. 17 and 19 West Columbia St.,
CINCINNATI,
DISTILLERS
OP COLOGNE
spittrrs.
: ALCOHOLS,
AD DOKE3TII)
LIQUORS AND WINES.
I ".T DKALKRS IX QKNOIMK
j It'O B EiltTS O'N t OVJtV V,
inotRBtJVKTE'AJfD MONOSflAJII.A
W H j; S It I E S.
Proprietors of the celebrated brand of Ora ge
valley nntsuy.j
maylS dly
C. W. SMITH,
DISPENSING CHEMIST
43D
PHARMACIST,
Corner Ohiiroh ant! Vine S(h
ivasiivii.i.i:, TEA IV.
r HAVE THE PLEASURE OF CALLINd
I attention to the fact that I have recently
improved and ro-furnished my establishment
with a law and carefully Selected .tock of
I'uto ami Kr?nh Ilruw, Motllcinev. ntul
I'hiirmnceu ileal lrepratlms.
Also, a large stocV of fine EnglUh, French and
American PERBUMERY, includins Extract.
Soaps. Oib and Pomadea, Toilet Powders and
Fancy Goods. The best WINES and LIOUORS.
for medicinal purposes only : choice ClQARh
aid TOBACCO. ,. , . .
Families cau at all times be supplied with tno
pureut FLAVORING EXTRACTS. SPICES,
etc.', that are to bo found in a first claw Drug
Store.
TO PHYSICIANS.
I eivo tnv personal attention to the careful
compounding of Prescriptions, and have for.this
department a full supply of the best Chemicals
. . . ... .4 . I f If 41... 1'..,
ana iueuieines mat can De lunnu in mc uiiurcu
janSOKini .
Capital, One Million Dollars
ENTEKPKI8BMUKAKE CO.,
fli"
(!1N(!1VNATI. OIIIC.
DIUECTORS.
It. SI. niSIIOP. of U. M. BUhon li Co.
T1IKO. COOK, President Ctiamlierof Oommortv.
JOSKPII 0. UUTLEU, Prea't of Larajett Bank.
HUGH MoBIHNKY, or llngli aicuirney k i i.
L. It. HOLl., of AdJy, Hull Cq.
A. 8. WINSLOW, of Winslow A Smith.
B11IG8 SWIFT, of Brljra 8wl(t A Co.
CIIAKLK3 RULE, of U. Rule & Co.
C. M. BUCHANAN, of Bnchanan k Co.
ADOLPII WOOD, of Adolpli Wooj s yjo.
JAMES 8. WISE, NaahrilJ&Packa Company.
L. A. HARRIS, Mayor or Cincinnati.
TIIOS. STIERIiOOK, PrMent.
VM. B. OASSILLY, VIcu PreaUent.
Tlil. Ounmnr I. now oreDareJ to transact a cen-
era! Kire and HI jnu lunnraiiceliinlneiia throughout
tlie State of T.-nneasee.
11. C. fttff.MAIIlV, Agxnt.
Potlclea IsnifJ on flrat-clasa Brick Dwelllog. for
live years, at a material reduction on yearly rains.
aepU-Cm U. & A.. B.j
THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT.
Corner College anil Union Streets.
tt n TnOMPSOrf WOULD INFOESt HIS!
tv r.i.ni .ml th nnht lr. thut lie hai lut fltted
nn ml nncneJ an elfcant Restaurant oter his!
Saloon, where gentlemen will find at all tlrnea not)
only the best the home market afford, bnt also thai
best of everythlag- from d distance Having pro-t
cured tha services of a flrjt.rate cook, and from myj
long experience !n hotel business, I feel confident of,
ielng;able to please cnstomr J
irreali uysiera rcceiTeu oiuj-tHiw u, 444 4UJ.
ittle FreaU Game always on hand.
QOT-l-ly it. U. inujll JU.i, imiicwt. ,
CEDAItJS KING.
The Stone's Kiver Utility Works
Mnrfrewboro, Tinn. I
D. H. C, SPKN-CK. J. n. KAKlNf
H ,T ANUFACTURE LARGE QITANTITrES
VI nf the linr iDossiblo varieties 01 r.eil i.e-
dar Ware at tho lowest posiible prices.
Also manutacturers ana aeaiers in on annua u
r' AV'nrk nnd Barrels. Kezs. Hubs
Hnokes. Felloes. Shalts. etc. We makemorq and
better waref than Jiny other factory, and hopolof
moreand better uaue
See eamplaat siarr'5 uansing timceanu vuum
ber of Commerce, nnd address :
V, 11. u. arr.KLir,, oup 1. (
Janl7-3m .
THE SECOND ;
NATIONAL BANK,)
OF NASHVILLE,
College Street, near Union!
Designated Depositary and Financial Agent
of tho United States,
It is prepared to transact a regular Ranking
busiesa, ana turnitn bxeqange on
NEW YORK,
NEW ORLEANS,
LOUISVILLE, AND i
CINCINNATI.
Government Securities, Gold and SilvsT.bought
and eoldon CommiHion.
JOHN LUMSDEN. President,
W. J. THOMAS, Cashier..
oct2i ly.
AGENTS IV ANTE L FOR
THK 1.I7K, I.ETTEK9, SPKKCI1K8, ETC., OE
HON. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS,
RY HENRY CLF.VELA?D,
Late Editor of Augu'ta (Ga.,) ConslitutionBliat.
Send for Circulars and see our terras, andis
full description or the war r-1 Auare
NATIONAL PLBLISHING CO
rebT-diWlm'
Atlanta? Oa.l
"jr. 5".! .
HaBRIB, UILLLK k CO.,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
SHANE, Btl.L & CO.
., HILL m 1 .
Mear!linl,"llBh..
BELL, HARRIS &r 6,0.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. ' '
I
Cotton and Tobacco' Faotors
COiilMLSSIOX MEBt'lIATS.
r.PPf'UKINril TO THE ABuVE. XT HE-
iX ipeeifally solielt oocstirnmenM, ffew our
mentll. ivespeeiruiir, v ,
BELLf'HARHfSjl' CO.
BBCEEIUiOEa.
Mwri. Stratton,Cbeney Re&-'iTe,)n-Mews.
Reaument i CV..rClrbT!lle, TerfB. 1
U. a. Kenneuy. mwi.. . ,
Hen. R. L. L'arnlhen. Lebanon, Tenn twee,
(leorge Rumley. Hartsvllle. Tenrnwaec.
decl-T-Jin
v. v. :orc.
star roun, -tso.
JOYCE & STAFFOBBj
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACT0R8,
Commission Merchants,
tMO. Union Strf?t,,
STAY Oltr.KAjVH.
,QP,E0IAL ATTENTI
SAMDKp COWAN,
iPTtiimiNcr
ikm mane
eiMtSTattfent.-
4
-xfdegm
':! .a.
3. A. HANPL.
w
sale Dealers ui
DRESS GOODS',
hosiery;-etc:
arJER PUBLIC SftlJAKE,
TENNESSEE. ' -
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
on
O
CO
o
B
p
C3
3
P3
ta
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND
.... viwiw, V.I... a
reasonable priced.. Every article wnrruninl m
rcpriwuiueu. i.r,rAiaunu uene weti ana nun.
aatlsfaetidn, .ii heretofore.
. . , .. iin . i urtr,, , ..- r . . -
k. wiqoEns,
4elS-3ra Xo. SsyfSaetit Cherry St.
I860..
.1067.'
NASIHIIiLE,
CAIRO.
OttlEAVS
"NEW
Tri-Weekly Packet Line.'
plIK ABOVK LINK C0MPP.ISE3-THE POL
I lowinir splendid Paawnser Packats. IsatIdi!
Nath?lt1e during the season i follows:. . t
TYRONE. Tom. Harmon. Maitar. laTMTIIP.
DAYS, at 12 o'clock si.
NASHVILLE. WlLtr Sl.wm. MinUr. Une N.h-
vllle THURSDAYS, at 12 o'clock U.
TALISMA'N.iOant. STnosn ImrM Nituhvilla
SATl'RDAYS, at 12 oVIock.' u.
Tha above
atisaniera will cummenre tbefr. rgnUr
Hrst opaulugof navigation In tha Cum
or. and- continue te rnn reiularir
trips on the tint opaulng
berland
nrar,
thronghont tlx business season, as per abor h4
nle. MaklngloSe cDutteetlon at Oatro with thivg
ular poalula fur Ut. Luuis, SleinpUla and Now Oh
lans: fssuins throiub' Tickets to Puientm. and
giving through Hills oftLaJIng for f reihlJ to tba
above cities, and all avaitabl wav landnigs, at the
very lowest rates. Kvery 0art wilt be madd br the
OQlcrp and Agents oi this Una to render It ivllabla
and deserving the putronaje ot" hlppera and th
Traveling riitllc. . .
(juuiiNrr uuYii, soecui Agents,
No. 21 Front stret, Unpo Wbtrf NaabTilto, Tno.
MDll-bm
FTjANTERS' UXSK. NOTES.
N ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
Legislature of Tennessee; passed December
12th. 1830, entitled ait act " T crpedite tho dis
tribution of the effects of L'anitJ. which have or
may matte nsaignmenU among their creditors."
notice is hereby given to tho holders of the notes
cf Tine Planters' Banc op Tkxsvsssk to tile
them with the undersigned, at the Bank in Nash
ville, between now arid the 1st day of January,
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine,. (1309.) and re
ceive certificates therefor, or they Will be forever
barred from uny participation in the asset of
tno xianK. me certiiicates will De received
at pab in payment of delrta duo the JJanfe.
whether tendered before or after the 1st of Janu
ary. 18. D. WEAVER, Trustee.
dec2o-Jm
Memphis Avalanche and Knoxville Whizrnnv
three mprdhs and send bill ta Mr. Wkavkr.
s. AsnTiLLE
GRiCULTUR&L WQRKS,
NASHVILLE.
.TENNKSftRi:
HYATT, ItRICiGH afc HOOHK,
UANirFACTCBERS OF ALL E1XPS OP
Agi'icultuml Implements.
The Dixie Corn nnd Cotton Vlotr,
A OREAT AND ACKNOWLEDGED IM-I
Xv provement on any cast Flow ever beforoj
otlerea to bouthcrn t'lanters unrivalled in
capacity, lighlneU, durability and ehcspne.
0 any cast now in tne worm, aiso.
WnOUOIIT-HtOX null .VtT.KI, PI.OWsJ
CORN-SHELLfiRS.
IldRSE-POWERS.
STRAW-CUKDERS,
Hollow-Ware of all descriptions, suoh, as Ket-j
lies, rots, urrns, oaiueis, etc, Kinus o
CEDAR WARE, manufactamt by. thermos
improved machinery llrase and Iron-bbum
Buckets, Pails. Tnbs. Churns, Water Cans,
Tanks, and.Cedar Cnests of all sues.
HaVInir tbe latpst imiiroveil Maebinerv. an
unequalled facilities, we are enabled to furnuti
everything in our line at lower 'Kates than 0$
manufactureni In Noilhcrn, Eastern or Western
cities. Kvery article warranteil.
janll-tim .
8100 to S250 per Month.
WANTKR, At.ENTS EVERYWHERE1,
Maid-aril Femalt. to eell the Genuine
Improved Coiiimoii-Soiino Fiinilly Hew
tne; Mnrlilne." Pflee onl' 513. This Machlni
will stioh, hem, fell, luokf bind, quilt, braid, am
embroider. The cloth eannot bo pulled a pur
even oiler every secondstich js cue Evei nSli
chine warranted three years. Send for circulars
BLISS & MOEATIIHON,
Alanufacturera' ijouthern Agents,
decVSm Loulsvi
ine. Ky.
Loolc Out for Breakers !
ONE AND ALLi!
JON'T YOU SEE THAT WE ARB SUIU
J rounded by Fast Men, Fast Ilorjes, Fast
till ron J Af'eultnti anil fnnumtraile 1 ttrtO. k-utut
ThenisitnotPQLICYtotakeoutaa
which guarantee td tba as ured $3,00,0 in ease
of death caused by any kind of an c!Jent. or
in case of.inuryJ' w.JJ.
tStSC.OO peir Wselc
compe'nsdtro'nTortt perlotfurtt t exeeeAl twenty
six weets fer any one injury,. Pjliywti
be obtained of the !
Southern Life Insiirance Go.,
OF MEMPHI& TfiNN.,
on the Mlowlng terms- One day 25c two- day
fiOe; three day T' four days $1 (Kfc fire da
il 2f; tendays $2 fK thirteen days $3 00; Cfteen
dayvKlMh twenty daji it U. tbtity daysjoi
two months iD Ok three months Ju(0; twelve
months S2w ATlrtbd nbore-tnentfcned
icies nml XinliatAJfarebe serured at a momioti
notice ffoal anrTtanfoad Ticket OtSce- in the
ityj,urfanyeftbrineipol Kfiilnxul Jft
Qffiees throughout the entire South. Also at fit).
ffNirtb'ShenyStfeet, Naabville.'Xeng, olDci
,. , FRANK E. I'KRRIN,
JertS-ltn' -enl Arnt8,l..ld.C
ouice i
Cs.
,&AED.EJJ SEEDS.
trt UAtE Jl T REf RltHD A LAROK
V V stifle l wM wW r Je? f'tft
UavUL LanJretb
BMtlfctVrfe-
(.kUT.LiifcrilrhT'P
io.l Aiuare. Nawvllfe.
9.
A,eiar "ire
-I-
is
" 7 rA.ir or.i;AiAY? I
G1TT SH0ErST0RE
t - i i
BQflT ANI) SHOES1,
xoiiti :iri!iiicir .STitllET,
- - --e.j
1 ......
A&1IV
(V tY. Y. T fP'K V
m mm Wm
t.-ia.tn
ri POtrXM. OP TOBWCcTT.-li
VXlvn)'M -Ufhto :Vmtt market price tt
In gW'PrWehler. a.tJieia.S6t4.b,
"Varhetatreet, XlaXiIHU,
-wiwiv to tt ,r
Ml.trnu mmm JlW. ..J . i.. 1
I
T BRlDStlAW.
C6.,
v iMI
" is years established in N. Yl 0ttT?1t:, .
" Only infallible remedies known ' 1 '
"Free front PMsons."
"Not dangerous to the Human FamllrV -'
Rats come out of their holes to die." .
" CosTARa " Rat Roali, Ac, Extifrm'A
Is a paste used for fiatt, Mier, V?wef,
alack and Ktd And, rfv., iff. .- f
"star's" Bwl.Bug Extenuitiator '
Is a liquid or wash used to destroy, and
also as a preventive for Bed-Xuf, di '
" Costar's" Electric Powder for InsectV
Is for Motht. Mutqviloft, i7ea, Hat-But.
lutfHt on I'lnKlt, tbiett. Animal; if-e. , . , ,
II! BcwARK.ttlof.all worthies ImiUtiBjisJ'
3- Sea that "CosTAa'a" name U on each B9t,
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CELEBRATED ,
BUOKTHOEN SALTS,'
For Cuts, Barns, Bruises, Wounds. Boils, Can
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Blind and Painful Piles; Scrofulous. Putrid en.l
ill-conditioned Sore; Ulcers, Glandular S well -inrs.Kruptions.CntaneOus
Atfoctions, Ringworm.
Itcu, Corns, Bunions, Chilblaint AcjiCfiappaa
Hindi. Lips, Sc.; Bites of Spklerrt, InMeH
Animals, See., Ac. " ' .
tf Itoxea 25 ctv.HO cl nqd $1 i.lae.
S Sold brail DruveUts everrwhere. ' '.
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PREPARATION OF
Bitter-Sweet and Orange
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CELEBRATED
BISHOP PIIi'LS,
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ral denagetaant ot the Digejtive 0anf!
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nil 4bld by all DragBUta everywhere.
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