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MOUNT VERNON RaNF ~

~ 4PROV1DEScE, Ri stateof Rhode t&l,nt -
egovd.Hee. &c Al the September term Of the Snr.
Court hndsn It Providence utha and for H.
ffovdenee u the state Of Rhode lAlAnd &C. TT.!nr
oa !he Mount nank order 10 b. t5e
ddend q he asaets Of sad B.nk should dtnostthe 49,.
lsfo eA' u . sal@' a. D..
Ia socontsase With I'D deere the underlined xye
W. se a !. BIZ S Ss y
JAY Of July a. D. 1850 and tha such deoo.1tn1s
a@ certificates Of such depos shsh 1iIIee.
order Of said Court. CHARLES BKOEEE{ ~1e
p,,vrx. ~ KeeelFef !. +; The Aonnt Vernon LINK,
, 1860-06-23

E Tho Bereau Biptiat Church has lately
paid of IN indebtedness Of Sl,1s1. Well done.
, 1860-06-23
Autt'on Sales.

RY G1LBEItT i SAMP;ON--
Aa4kHees sale Of
cFsNE oEsKs AND TABLK5 At AUCTION
~ ~ a,s - ukl A. WORN NC. Juse3 d ~ on,+.,,
&.s y. up .s. ,seeoo4 ~. :. ~ ~ -.
I'D nes nf. :. hos's. ~ ~:!est st''a< ~ i
q x~.!nr 0,LuAkr i 3AursO a....,
~'~~%-N u a u
, 1860-06-23
DI D.

- = ,.tnu. Mas June zTh. PHIL7 AM 4rTS CAR
run EK = ed . yeafa Fl e.. fhi!o ind Ann r.
apen.eE q t1L c'ty. His vii te brought h.
, 1860-06-23

F1RE,-1esterdaTs afternoon at u few minutes
past three. fre was discovered in the rear Of
buildings No. 14s and $50 Washington street,
In few moments the department was On the
spot, and the little progress the flames had
made rendered their sutjection an essy task.
Within twenty minutes OF The time of the alarm
the order MAS given By Chief Engineer Harris
for tho steamers to 90 home, the fire hayipc
been extiugu.shed.
The principal damsge done WAS in the reno.
val and damage Of the goods Of G. 4. Eoctl
gold and silverlcaf mann actu1tr and working
ls*eer. He IS Insured $500 in the Peoris
Company, which wlll more than cover his Ian.
Tho flames were communicated TO The re.r of
the buildings By the burning Of some straw in
the vicinity which had been carlessY lett un.
watched.
The building occupied by Mr.: EuR+1 is owned
by Aid. james Long aud is uninsnred-damare
slight Nc. l4s is used as dselling md be.
longs to G. W. Cobb-is unirjured but soaked
with EAter
, 1860-06-23

e capen, the Solar Penurnbra man, late Of
this city, has removed to St, Louis. No.
, 1860-06-23

In tas city the 18th in.t 1t the re fdtnc. cf 1oh
- - peIttr; Fro, ty ls.v. y. Hlahop, III, JOHN
WALKER ana Ales ANN II EST IN,
1c 4 'phta. on Wednesday even'nE the 18th Int
ih- XIV. Alb :. ha1ne1 J. HEhVEY BATON al
rs c'y to A,,s NNAH u PRICE. daughter Of rhll,
, 1860-06-23
THECITY.

Auction Sales this Morning.
Fcw and s.cond band Furniture farpsfA rtnno-Fort.
5c eH oceek 1t e9L&te stze. - d3or, up ss4ifs bY
0Ioest a SAM 23lu Auttioneerk. -
, 1860-06-23

~ q q. 1eRtR4h. Aaawsstas kcazt 81 nsasssv1-s.
asts1sa3 10 Fsexiss Ada1stass for II, n.d nj, II.
-~7e''a F"'" ~ 4aossA HAR tn-hes<Y
, 1860-06-23

VOUNG'S DOUBLE THREAD
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
WITH LATE IMPROVEMENTS.
J., STYLES AND fRICES
NO. 1AACHTNETahe WIN daver .... 4.t
No. AAcHlSG-T.tle with cszxs1 nd oovef.
nNfVEESS ~ uEuuE9' '''''-'--.. :. .'..........- =
Chicago Satesroom 1872 LAX est.
Send to.S Circular. Agents wanted A3tres, wH r
YOUNG tHa- Chcako Ifnnia t4*@sl1v.i.tn
TO FUILDE"S- Sc lied Promo
l sa1s wll he 5.eelsed bY the underlined I, the
wen'leth d'y - ur .c1: tut tue er elm o. School
Hou n tc Vt lace Of itaion e., n ef ys1ucer
e1buty o. Wtnn ba4o. Sta uf i'll uo acrof ur n
aId t}h <lsc on mad" the SINE BY o. r. n.
.a'et iect whcu an and sp ectiops NAV be .ern
a. ft e. uf said architect Chicago Ct Al Ike Qtc Of
W!lfIm Well b. in "'e7'n Ia. -
PEo as ase l.vt the t-ctfoa Of the building
tsl ara,+}Y. ="
1he bu !dns s tn lc IS by 81 ft On The ground two
Ito ie- tx With ~ men' The h,.en ent 10 be tuiIt ol
st1 { ana tie :usts ri turr 1t ts ek.
1h-p pr pms tn en1nr.e .Pfopnsl lis Tor ru'tt.r
sehol n. us. aud reet*d t., m W.1ch rs1 t'r u
1he H 2fi Sch.. DAtc ors, l*ea'n' hn H.: and lie
III ssetVe the hight 10 aceep q! 1l- d. or r
tteu. Ill. L, II Wills
Il. BROnN. rlrector,.
Is2ac&37.lH WM. n / lin {
, 1860-06-23

!D Oak Orchard Acid Spring Wa
ter Tbs WaeE is giai Fse cell IT, anl the demand
for Il nceas rapidly Its nete ii cha q. e1 !, At.
tested by th' ans and Is srcnculecd ty s eu ,ea
physicians II be eupezcrto other tdi ua spra Wa.
Ter nuw IN rse. The amo:t Isacp Us cu.es wLll 1t la,
pet ored lead Us 10 btl tlat Is des lied 10 become
extensively ustd in tie tn aent II very any tise ecs
which oona5 remedies tt to cur. Its curative proper
es are establ sh beyond question: and feel A. uttd
that must, to At txtrn'. sur es<ce a1 Ct Il til
ci1l COZ ~ d. u the dAy. We enm1tnd those Of our
feaaeEa ~h9 N y ee suffering o. sltt,, ,or fttm
aoF Of the e. cr which this Wafer ID bed to
glvel rla'. Fee advertisement Ipsao:hes coin 1n
iaII.a StnSa&
, 1860-06-23

$500 TO :. ss,ooo !: 100. per 3: y Year: a.
ahJve ea,Ir be made by tte mann -
sale Of eie Of very tceest ai.corrr,, It = Ell
N.Y. I'D my p.sson v shinxt tnesxe u h .u.ss t :,
tn ddIess thr neo The Is ~ le dr ano ns1s
m.aent a*.nv " the gtest s4l les. m eay, hot
lie sad highly p-et BIZ bu.nce b. whlca a.m ~
now making tw The b f;uss' hy tne mauufse ne
aod ale 'he vendab1e ast'ce. 1t rqnre, tu, yrrS
email apita 70 .@EJ the bustutsa ~rh rYeas .;nr.
tor full ;Aticurs {e Il ri a'am re.n n.
L.P. C0aLkN'Z 10. ~ ~
jtI3xA II ddrtowf
, 1860-06-23

~ The ee'e>-aed ia rsol ant Ply elan "oufd ca, the
81 enaEoa Of Ate dern< uurcf len d:sea.es tn
n.ust Th. =; 4s Pedee, her wo. 1 @ Gu .bIe f.
e.ses IN male hIs mo y H. h'*t ut s,a<t oo. no
eea 1n' ce'eG.'ed p =, VII! my IVA
:h vi give The te' NJ refslence! rQ lied ia 4. III
re "a r. u, II iutur. If M wrlt how vi,
ea1 and t'Ae wish ne lid ie II sott a: 10
Il cit Adrau'ag, hy all! s M Nd. q.
u q totse that .h= tas kUTH PRIVATE ROOMS
sxpes lyf ladies. fe4frIW
, 1860-06-23
dGlant&o.

w ANTED-1nformation Of Helen
H. O8RtaS. By WV. DixSI,xy. ut1. I,r,s
city, -A 'A1 o9'ea @fsst9 n sA:s
, 1860-06-23

4 AsTAnIr AFFA1R.-The attention of the Cir.
eult Court was occupied I'll d.y yesterday in
the tr'a Of case, James D. Beckett pt-.x,
Wm. Il Keunicott and C.. L, Root. for tre.n.xe
, 1860-06-23
OFFICE OF CHIC AGO, BUR
~ LINGTON 4 QUINCY r. LEO

~ LIsGT0N QUINCY R.K.cO
..... CHICAGO, Maya, 1a0
TO sTocEH0LpERs:-EoHeeI Is herebr .iven tat =
QuiLcy Railroad Com Al, Will b. hi II he once nf hs
IN Ghs ~ .'no +, \; o. tstsy tse "a das
Of erct pg for &h- ensuing year aqt he n+.
uoc Ct a1y otter business ta-t ny be upmed 70 IL
etnk Hy order Of the Board Q! Drett7;a ~ ~"
mY3.A&24id AMOS r HILL s..sn
, 1860-06-23

STILL ANOTHER PIC xlc.-The Sunday scho.1
connected With Christ Church goes on picnic
excursion to Blue Island to day. Cars start
from tic Rock Itland depot al II. Tickets
twenty fire cents.
, 1860-06-23
ILLINOIS STARCH COMPANY.
rfCGtual1R. Maker

To h''esae Deal 70 The Company would uv with mr.
at.Aasake y. hav.'ver ~ other t4etott " pur :
tuTn n sw ptcsa. .e n a, ~. tr,,t
rA,c. that teas' be f.aorrh usranted eou IL ~ -.
peIfur my odnce IT, The xosd. All oa a,a - ~ ~
1i-noA II rex ve prompt atiel u a. iesisrf,t *
, 1860-06-23

Ah. 4. 7. WILLIAMS, Of Hope Eurscrie.,
West Side, will accept our thanks for a besuti.
tu' lot Of geraninms. faschias. etc. II LII. VII
!'ams sells as good an article as be gives away
his must be nice place to spend money.
, 1860-06-23

WANTED. .-Horss aud l;urcy
.na sas ha'anes II esh- Apply 70 ). L. LEE ii cprf
, 1860-06-23

Faxx RtDrs.-some psrson or persons IN.
known, not haring tho funds to spare for pay
ing for the same, took hack belonging to
Aessrs* Haas / Powell, on Thursday afternoon.
and went in for \ free ride about town. The
horses returned to tho stable Of their owners
about twelve ahnt night with the fore trucks, Ill
there wss LIFT Of the haek-aud they, like the
H'bernlan's dog, which, to sare expense be had
fastened to the bumper of the rear passenger
car Of an express train" rather the worse for
wear they had Sustained. The hLck was final.
y found, perfect wreck.
, 1860-06-23
at1Iu8E111f1lfH.

al cVlCk E RS THEATRE
49, Aad!son d1set. between State 4ad Dea,no,u.
, 1860-06-23

n 7 n FNTR M-
~ AT1nS.-1he 1!la'is S'.srb Company It tr,A,,
b"d a siy and " ttu*s tc lot vi d "a h>t.
n,nu ed ent!rr'y Vi tp7 ~ vi e !. t5s,sje
- tAsr ia w1tr. ntata- nefs u4ch r.ct u.nts
- idnl t!t mole d+aEabl for 10 ~ III. dsr nuIn
ta7 aty ether IL Ar " IN mini - r.
mfr neac b. E:veu. but IT. this ice eu,e ~
70 be uants es ~. ~ ocFink he f,y If II Nn
fAis themsclv+s. IL by t. Star be rart'ri, ~
setins that II 10 t4ken f. N b 1es Eatk+d ~
, 1860-06-23

f'scA1oRr.-The readers Of tho Pass AND
1Rlpusz who have Ataste for pisestoria1 sports,
oan now enjoy themselves to their hearts con
ssnt, by taking trip TO Osterhonte. On The
Calumet fifteen miles from this city. 0as Of
our citizens spent the day there yesterday aad
returned last evening. bringing nioeteeu tro.
ph'es Of biz skill. one Of which. noble picker.
81, weighing si3 aud half pounds, was kindly
Forwarded to our sanetum. This is only 4 san.
pie Of what otbers have done in tho sane x.v
BY taking The Michigan Central, or 1ilnoi, Cen
tral cars to Calumet Station, you arc within
mile Of 0sterhout's, who Furnishes boats md
good cheer to al who sive him q cali.
, 1860-06-23

ekhKsApE.-The members of Light Guard
oano' ever on the alert for doing some pleasant
nef' had the kindness to pause in front of tho
PsEss AND TRIBUNE establishment Inst n,oht =.
eleven O'Clock, and treated us to delightful
ferenads. On the part Of editor. publisher,
reporters prlnters-and the devil, also-ve re-.
turn grate'u! thanks to the leaders and man.
bers Of this crack musical corns
, 1860-06-23

ADxEn71vE OFFICER CAxEp.-1t is not often
that we are called upon 10 record the Gaming of
detective officer, but c. P. Bradley has At Ia.t
received the just reward of his many farors 10
the public in Gaming at the haads Of John G.
Miller, late Prosecuting Attorney. Tho affair
came Oh at the house Of Captain Bradley, in the
presence Of several persons. who did not inter
feFe to prevent the deed-in fact ttey, as we'll
Is tue Captain, ceemed highly p1eased with the
attack, aud the tnauLer III which the stick was
"apphed."
The Instrument used On the occasion is
beautifully finished walking stick, made for the
purpose out of piece of timber from old Fort
bnquesne, to the order Of George W,lson. ESQ.,,
Mayor Of the c.'y Of Pittsburgh, nud Henry
Weaver, E.q. ex.Mayor Of the same city.
Members of the Light Guard Band were pres
ent, and enlivened the scene with cxcsi1ent
music. i speech was made By Mr. Miller pre-
vious to the " little affair."" which was responded
to by "Brad:" in happy vein, and success.
sion Of social festivities followed.
The cane presented to the Captain bears the
inscription, " Presented to c. P. Bradley, ESQ.,,
b.. George Wilson and Henry Wearsr, for his
hofpi.alisy and kindness to them during tho
Chicago Convention
Iii hardly necessary for us to say that the
Gaming did not hurt the Captain much.
, 1860-06-23

a BUFFALO ED1roa.-Ansou G. Chester VA,
IN the city yesterday. he was On bja return
from Jacksonville, where be had been to dtbv.
ef The annual poem 1t the Commencement of
tne Illinois College, which took p1ace on
Wednesday.
, 1860-06-23

MEDICINAL N1sE.-Nr. !. R. Nudge, Of Bel,
T1oefe, sends u half dozen bottles Of Rhubarh
Wine. Of his OWL manufacture, which has in
. sl'ght degrees The peculiar medicinal proper.
tea Of the Rhubarb. without any Of its nau.
seous tasta- Ee should not choose Rbubarb
Vino as steady tipple, nor al substitute for
milk in the family; but that which LII. Nudge
has placed 1t our disposal hss pleasant aro.
matte Havor, superior to = minority Of the CON.
pounds known a. wine in the liquor stores; ; and
we hare no doubt II would !" make drunk COME
just - quickly aud quite a safely rs they. Of
lts snbsequsnt Effects wu have nothing to say.
, 1860-06-23

CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS -"Ihe Republican
Campaign songster," edited BY ". Il. Burljab
trq.; Life Of Abraham Linco1u.' by d. "
bartlett Of the lad<p<adeat; "W Wiewam " edt.
tion Of the Llres Of Lincoln and Ham]iu. kc
&c. All the ADORE furnished in quantities IN
su's toe trade On the most faro1sb1e terms. by
AcNaliy Co, 81 Dearborn street
, 1860-06-23

= Hsy making was going on in The Court
H'nse Square yesterday. The grass had been
cut several days, and had, by its perfume, re.
minded every passer-by, who bad ever been in
q hay de d, Of the days OF his childbood
, 1860-06-23

I1OARD1NG.-Firt-cl, SO Ro ,rd-
Ing fnr 'hT aseen'tsnem. y II .oota. Al Z few
cay ho Fdee 1n pls.aut b,s dl-T place b. eLiIpx
l. 2S =. Va hlt kton tsect, na.s n bash ayetae.
, 1860-06-23

- The picnic excursion Of The Young
Mems Christian Association of the Thud Pres.
o'tef1an Church to Lake Forest, starts this
morning at nine o'clock from the tld depot of
.ne Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad, All Win
intend going should BE- on hand earlr
, 1860-06-23

H'SAwAf AT about o'clock last evening,
. norse. attached to \ buggy, and belonging to
Af' '"l'e' becoming frightened, started It q
fearful rate from the corner Of Mad;.o, a,r.st
up State. Arriving at Court Place, he under
took to go 'n-all right for the horse, hut awful
hard for the bugg. which :uGesed somewhat br
coming IN collision with corner post, smash.
ing oasbeF' springs, and top, and making a
pretty general wreck Of the whole affair, Post
wasn't hurt,
, 1860-06-23

WANTED "A person to take a
toe4&T furnished, and the Qw3rf 81 fat: ,eof ~ hs
Ahdle.A B1x Is, 9Th real nsc,a ana ,eS.,t,ns " ss
, 1860-06-23

ROARn1NG at 13 Adams street,
- co ehy A!etlsan .vetue: II. ii uaurn |. on Of
th' p.a'Ah8 u he city Twn fno AMh<r., with
ard al nsb3s ri be had II sppiIelf ~ o.
G.Ht ea'' h4vu, rouuas tAa be With xr,t
fAllt hard. fx:~T
, 1860-06-23

ne" hrs1o.-hessra. Root Cadv have
three piano forte arraneements Of the seren,da
eo'"' Il eenti!, from @' Don Pasquo1e, !" sung bv
nr'enoll II the recent concerts ID this city. One
o. these arrangements is BY Thalberg, another
by Wallace, the third By Csicbott.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-24
From washington

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-There has been no special
meetings Of the Cabinet to consider the questions
g owing out Of the Secession movement harmony
has hitherto characterized their proceedings Itwas
to-day automatically stated that nothing has recently
occurred in their proceedings to produce distraction
The President to-day received dispatch from
Judge Williams, from Warsaw, aequainting him
with the alarming state Of things in Kansas
Additional orders have been transmitted to Gen.
Harvey to resort thither with all the available
means within his reach to crush the insurgents.
The receipts into the Treasury for the week end
ing Monday were S432,00O, including about $780,
600 from customs. The drafts paid amount to about
two millions portion being for the redemption of
Treasury notes, leaving subject to draft $685.
900.
The resignation of the United States Marshal for
South Carolina received by the President to-
day.
A A. Armstrong, Of Georgia. has resigned as a
Lieutenant in the navy.
Captain Magruder has been assigned the charge
Of the Ordnance Bureau, in place of Col. Craig.
who has been placed in the Inspectors service
The amount of lands sold for the year ending
June was 3,46l,GOO acres, and the amount received
therefor was Sl,S44C00.
The message will be sent to Congress on the third
day of the session. Advance copies viii be sent
North as far Boston, ard South as far as Rich
mOnd
A Tribune dispatch says Judge Greenwood Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs. has returned from a
trip to Arkansas He states that three-iOurths Of
the people there opposed to any disuniUn move
ment until unconstitutional act has been con-
mitted justifying resistance.
A Herald dispatch say I that Senator Chandler does
not desire seat in LncOns Cabinet; also that Sec
rotary Thompson had a free consultation with Mr..
COrwin as to the measures by the present aud COM
ing administrations to avert the impending danger.
The same correspondent says that authentic intOr-
nation has been received here that nIneteentwen-
tieths of the large Shareholders Of the cotton States
who do not, however, comprise tenth of the voters
there. GeDrecate the secession movement
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-24
TELEGRAPIF.
THE ABOLITIoN RAIDt
Murder and Violence F.!
PERSONS FLEE for LIFE
MIsSOURIANS ARMING!
THE ABOLITIoN RAID!
ENTENsE EXCITEMENT!

KANSAS CRY, Nov 22.-Dr. Massey, of Fort Scott.
arrived here this evening He left Fort Scott Tus
day last The rumor of the burning of the town
on Monday last was untrue. He confirms the ac-
count of the murder of five men, and the capture
of others who have probably met the same fate.
AOntgOmerys men wei armed with Sharp's
rifles and navy reviewers. They have plundered
the town Of Paris and rested many of the citizens
The people have petitiOnel the Secretary of the
Territory. in the absence Of Gov. Medary to come
70 their assistance with Federal troops.
LEAvENwoREH, Nov. 22.-In view of the present
state Of affairs in Southern Kansas a call has been
issued for public meeting 81 sustain Gov. Medary
IN enforcing law and order Ia the Territory. The
call is signed by number of prominent citizens
who have hitherto acted with the Free State and Re-
publican party.
WARSAW No, Nov ga mass meeting was held
here to-day, for the purpose Of organizing a mill
tary company to aid the border settlers Hand-bills
are circulating throughout the country calling on
the citizens to rise nGSSe. TO prepare to defend
their homes from invasion by Montgomery's band
Montgomery declares that he means to carry on the
war until he frees every negro in southwestern
Missouri Large quantities Of guns, revOlvers, and
other implements, have been shipped to Kansas for
the sufferers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-24
From New York.


NEW YORK, Nov. 22--The steamers Empire City
and Bienville from New Orleans and Havana have
arrived. No news. '.a
The Tribune reports that colored fugitive named
John Thomas was kidnapped from this city to LOCis-
vile from a power of attorney from his owner, Mr.
Winter.
The Association of Banks agreed to issue certif-
Gates of deposit in denominations of 900 and $l0
900, bearing per cent interest, and based on bills
receivable, L. 5 stocks, Treasury rates, stocks
of the State of New York; said certificates not 20
exceed five millions of dollars, and to be used in the
settlement of balances at the clearing house for 30
days-tO be received by creditor banks daily in the
same proportion they bear to the aggregate
amount of the debtor balances paid at the clearing
house. They also resolved that the specie in all the
Banks, amounting to about S20,00O000 be treated
as common funds for mutual and end protection in
view Of liberal expansion; also, that after tie LIST
of February next every Bank in the Association
shall have on hand at all times amount of specie
equal to one-fourth of its net liabilities, and any
Bank falling below that proportion shall not make
loans discounts until its POSITIONS re-estabshed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-24
Cincinnati Market, Nov. 81.

uneasy feeling financial commercial noticed
in lst weekly summary increased during the week and the
confidence became marked general toward the close
under the very from the Eastern markets.
where business has been partially suspended and htns IN
money experienced equal almost to the crisis OF eS
The feeling in the market for an kinds Of produce, has been
general depression, during the week. and prices OF mos.
declined largely become 50
prices have been little better than nominal from day to day
Flour has dragged heavily all the week. and there mas n very
little done and towards close Of the week. ieshg
still more depressed the unsettled state o. ne New
York mar where prizes declined 254Oc per br during Inc
weethe market closing unsettled and nominal u -
6O for suuerape a.d a 755 o. for Extra and II Is acn 70
sell or Inv Al these quotations. Wheat has been greatly unset
10 "a yes declined lac per hush white ana lec per bush
and The market closed dull at the decline, the demand
i1g date limited soc for prime red and 81 for prime 5ht
go ba len anil and prices lower, closing at 2Se9 Tor
nrie We that quotations are always tor Ear
Corn except when otherwise specified There Is no sheed 10
ne yE nor has there been for time, and prices for
are nominal not changed in value dnrnge week
Th demand has moderate and tho mske closes dull st &c
IN bnk rive duil and rather lower, closing at G3G64e.
BROOMSThe supply Is good with an improved export de-
naud Prices are unchanged Wequote
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-24
DIR. KINGS OEsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

n
ya<D DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
sES5 four years OF Louisville, Kentucky, and who has
attention he treatment Of private diseases for eve
thirty years. fatsrs HIMSELF having attended 20 practice for
many years. cured many thousands be il enabled to
sl diseases OF private nature natter how bad they may be
inudcous medical treatment or from neglect OF their
DR. King Dspensary sNo . Desdees street, between Cherry
and Square where be All diseases Of private naturce
without naueious medicine intererens
from business.
Of old recent date edectuay cured In few
days, hy an operation which pain Where Scur
exists health be enjoyed Perhaps disease ensesnore
mischief and unceEmines the constitution SO much
SYPHILIS all the diseases Of the Ekn, growing out Of neg
ect treatment be eGecuay cured in few days
SEMINAL particular attention having been given 20
this dsesse sRd all the consciousness growing out OF IT, brought
an many by the destructive habits Of nconsderats
Youths indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
will undermine the constitution rendering the subject
Business society, and causing premature old
Females who be a5orng with any difficulty Of the womb
may rest assured OF immediate relief.
Personsresdng sbresG writing and stating their With
e.cosed directed to Dr. A King No q DeadenE street
Nashville, Tenn wh2va tie medicine sent 70 thsI
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed oo
hours from 9oeoek in the morning until in the evening"
HeyT-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-24

ELoPENENT IL HIGH LIFE.-On Monday night last
a married man. by the name Of Leonard Shouse,
eloped from the vicinity Of Camdenvie, Anderson
county, with widow, by the name of Roberta
Searcey' ShOuse left his wife and several children
Mrs. Searcey left large family of children, one not
more than eighteen months old. They went to
! Frankfort and took the cars for the city, where
they intended to strike for some of the Western
States. Shouse has once lived for two or three
years in California. Dixon G. Searcey. the husband
of the said Roberta killed in the fight with the
Millers' Of Washington county, IN 1855. She was
fOrmeraly very respectable lady, but has bee
keeping up criminal intercourse with Shouse fOi
some time past 1t is truly heartrending to see the
distressing condition Of the orphans, and Shouse S
wife and children. The officers are attaching all
the effects of both parties that they get mold Of
Before they left they converted every thing into
money they could, and took of about $1,000. All
editors of newspapers will confer favor on hui
mainly by publishing the above LoajsUiHe Demo
ry1y NO1 %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-24
Sale ofEand.

John williams and others Jesse L. specer and others
PURSUANCE Of DEGREES OF the County Court OF Davidson
county, rendered in the above shall offer for sale
the Court Nashville, Saturday. the I'D day Of De-
next az previously sold at private se) tract
tanning 1893 situated in Davidson county, about miles
Nashville, civil district No 49, between the Gsllan
Turnpike the Louisville Dickson pike, and within
one mile o Madison depot o the l.. & n. r. R.
third Tracts wood land the balance cleared
cultivation and the whole place is we'll supplied with
water, and we'll set in grass.
5000 will be required in cash, and the balance on
credit Of and three years. with interest from date and
lien retained until paid for. 2. r. CHkATHAM,
nov2l-dtds Agent