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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-14

Husf,ags Coart.-'fhe October term of the
Hastings Court commences tn dav. Besides
a large number of nisdemeanors on the docket,
the following cases Of felony have been sent
on t4r examination: John i. H. Armistead,
William T. Armistead, and Charles Pender-
grasi, itiisr Wiiia,ns,l for stealing ii so Con
tederaie note from George a Riause George
Black, tor stealing watch from james Brote-
rich3 james NJ. Tyler. for obtaining the sum
OF $ l,'o from D. \" hl.er by false pretences;
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MONDAY MORNING. Ger i. ,ss 81


Oua Seecrss AT NEw 0alEASs--We cor.
Grat'iae oar readers npon the splendid snccess
otCaat Hn'.LiNs, Al New 0rleans We hope it
IL on The be siaaiay Of tho end. aud that few
maa'hs will sea our ports fired from the pre-.
seaee Of the hlockadins fleets If.Cap. Hot.
Liss shall have succeeded In destroying tie
whole squadron of The Yankees, as ii seems
possible that he msy have done, we hardly
thiak any other a,temp, will be made TO block.
ade New Orleans a; least. The Yankees will
then eon'ine themselves to lying off the por,
ana capturing vessels that 80 to sea- But they
viii not be ALLOW to exact dutes from YES
sells going in, as the London Times hes aIress,
dy announced We conceive then that the
blockade will be given MP az {. bad lob.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-14

NOR Rem THE AkLINGlO HOUSE
FOR KENT, AND FURNITURE FOR
ALL The subscriber wishing retire from the
business, will sell the Furniture and Key of THIS
fashionable first class Boarding House, now in high
repute 10 one wishing TO embark in the BUSH ess,
8 opp0ri unity is now offered, the House aud
Furniture being III irtrate condit'o For re' lis,
apply 10 WILLIAM McCRERY,
oc l4-d1tAsw2tF Proprietor
NoR RENT-Vers desirable RESIDENCE On
IranhiiD, between Sd and 18th streets w ere
.athGrzed TO rent the above desirable. Residence,
now occupied by Dir. !. u. Hicks. IL contains
twelve fooms, besides large number OF rooms for
servants Pos session given in Il lie days. Apply
= Mr.. JOSEPH Z. WESTON, or
oc i4-41 GpbDIN & APPERSON.
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Horses end Males.-Upwards of hundred
horses and mules, for the Confederate ser.
yics, arrived yesterday by the Danyille Rail.
road They were purchased in Middle Ten.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-14

CITY CoHscs2.--Ths monthly meeting Of the
City Council viii be held this evening u
O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-14

Personol.-AInoug the arrivals in Richmond
yesterday were Hon. w Porcher Miles $ c.;
Hen \ ". Yenahie, n c.; Hone. W Bal.
lard Preston and w c. Ryes, Va; SIR J,s
ferguson and Hon. l}oner, Rourkc. England;
Jadge Daniel, Va, j. u. Dsr,.en. California.
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FaeL-The difficulty Of obtaining adequate
Supplies of coal would not be IA source oi ex-
trenie annoyance to Cur people, ii il were pos
siblc 10 obtain wood in sufficient quantities to
make up the deficiency. The country about
Richmond In rich in coal deposi T. yet We lse&
enterprise 81 bring ii 10 market. and even nj
the advance Of 30 on the usual price, we
hear citizens lanening that they have TO
plead, aiinret iin Teas in their ewes, to per
sade the deHers 10 send them Il scauty sun
ply ton lmnit diate wants. There is also wood
enough in cur forests; indeed, the quantity is
VAST beyond computation. The price has gone
IL, III TINS market III greater ratio than the cir
cuns:ssbces lusliiy, and if some enterprising
men would devote Their energies to the buei-
Iisss, we iesl confident that noi emily Rich
mond, but tue camps III the neighhorbood
!light be furnished with a plenty of feel ut a
reasonable, Yet compromising rate. The plan
tatiui,s on The borders Of James river are ac-
cefsibie. apd steam tngs aud lighters could be
profiahls employed il transporting wood from
thence TO Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-14

C11te.-1wo carloads OF coffee have iust
Esssllsd this ely, BY tue Southern route.
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By he Rev. ]. b. letter. ID. D., ON Thursday.
eth lletsber. 1861, Mr.. w r. r. WREN and Miss g.
j.. PYLE. both Of hi city
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fourHsRs LITERARY MESSENGER. The
Southern Literary Messenger for Octobercon.
tains = number Of well written and interesting
articles.
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rogueR

81 3s's Cours-The transact ions on Satnr-
day were very limited. Ii the police record
ue index OF TIE moral status If this com.
iauniy. we ought ID rejoice aud be exceeding
glad i,'r eiIreiy the millennium is not far Gis-
t;.Bl Bat We know not what "a day may
bring f,rtn, and therefore avoid oil premature
congratulations.
Gustavus Lyon was fued 81 for shooting hiz
gun al At ba, " l,hin inc limits Of the corpora
lion.
Pat lex Shay, arrested for the larceny of
esaali quantity OF wood, was discharged from
ca2tooy.
Joseph Bryan, Philip Brown, and James
" lison for fighting III the street, were con-
united in default # surety to keep the peace
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-14

ETAUGT1UN NuTlCE.--i ask attention
THIS MORNING., 70 my ssis " e Lhds, Of Bacon,
en- assoaGt Of whin It sasy eonrein.
oe .s--It 4. CAUTH0RN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-14

z .R. TIHHE'S SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
wv FRANKLIN STREET, between 6ta and 7tL.
4 his school is now fully organized all the classes
viii be received, to Eli up some sf the classes.
r. II. L. TiGaE, A. II Pr.--Clsssics & English
Il. F. KING, "A. II e. Assistant III Msih. & English
Mia g. V. SARvAN, Assistant in PGa.aTy Dept
hr. King is a Southern gentleman by birth and
education, a. comes well recommended, with 81
experience Of nine years in teaching 1t may be
proper TO a1d, that my school receives as ever my
constant and undivided attention. French aud draw
wing taught. X. Ii. l.. 1IGHA, 4. N, PrIn.
la-inS
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/ OCK FACTORY.-ra e subscriber respec.
i 4 fully inforns tue pHnlie that he continues 10
Ils.liafsctu at his ''RICHMOND l. q q L
FACTORY ali kinds of LOCKS ,or Bank
Prisons. S'orea, Dwellings Railroad Freight NJ
Passenger Cars, Ships and 81! other Kinds, Of the
most superior style aad finish. His manusctory
has been long established, aud The work thoroughly
tested.
eA Repairing done to Iron Safes aad Locks OF
all kinds.
Orders from any part of the Southern Confed
eraey solicited WA. ". SSEAD,
lob street, between Main and Cary,
oc l4--lrn stichuond. Va
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EsTNAWAEG.
rG1Rs SDN&E..

My BROTHER, JOHN H. ROBERTS,
w Wa sent fr9p Map,7sa 70 s,m5 OF the Hos
pi.s.is in this civ. ;.bovr weeks aSo Auv in
formation Of where hs is will he Ihsnkf1.ly re-
ceived b. his brother 1t the Sp"tswood Hotel Oh
If left with hir, FERGUS Son. on Iecrl street.
&C lit NM. ktl3ERTG
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] Bn,glarn-1he residence oil Mr. john M

Bargiary.-Ihe residence OF Mr.. John NJ
franklin, WAS burglaFionsly entered on Fri
day night, ind robbed of a large number OF
articles, including . yards If black cloth, (
yards checked liuscy, yards light brown cas-
siiners. large sheets, marked 18th tie own
ers liane, a lot Of table covers, shawls, and
vtrious articles Of wearing apparel; , silver
table spoons. q silver teaspoons, salt spoons
silver plated c.ndles;icks. Alhata forks, Sc,
&c. Tue Spoons were old family relies, some
of them marked with the letter D." Toe
thieves effected an entrance ny removing Que
Of the sl,.ts, aid untas,ening bliud. Two
new houpets were thrown INTO the ward and
tramplcd upon, ami the key OF the front door
was Carried away. These losses fall heavily
upon Mr.. Francisco, and we hope the police
MD use every exortion to apprehend the
ropleR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-14

f7OUND-On the . h Of tae preaent nonIh. q
l dark red cow, all fee: white; white spot ia
the f'ee split in the righs ear crop IN the lett. She
WAS picked up in tAe river below he lnCkr Sire
can be found At Mrs. SwEAT's, No. IL Main street.
Rockets. Tee owner csn have her by rayipx Ell.
penses. CHARLES BLANCHARD,
ri Ars Sses's, No IL xain st,
oc )2-,}t- Rockets.
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THE SITUATIONS In MISSOURI

Gen. Fremomt's Position His Action
.Contrasted with that Of Gen. Lyon
Number Of the National Forces
q Movements of the Rebels, etc. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-14

Welcome Arriral--A train arrived at the
Petersburg depot on Saturday evening, from
the Month, with the most valuable lot Of
freight which il has been our good fortune to
eee since the commencement of the wsf 1t
includes large number oi Cases well packed
with Enfield rifles; bales Of blankets; kecs
and boxes of cartridges, aud many other ar,i-
efes unnecessary 81 entnerate. X mastefs
not whenc. this valuable supply was OBJ
s.'nesl-whctiter from England, France, or
elsewhere: bu; the style of packing i as nu-
hike anything we have been accustomed to sse
in America az {; hawk Ii to a hanas.w We
consider the arrival very important event in
the campaign. The arms, munitions. and stores
will be transported 10 the point where they
are most needed, aud we expect to hear u
good aeeouut-of them hereafter.
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CSTOLEN.-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
y S;oi.n from negro girl =" : 'tDrd lest on
Eagle Square, TWO psir # PANTALOUNS G?
Blue CONFEDERATE CLOTH wuh
black cord down tho sidss Tie above reward
will b. given for the return Of them, or sn, infer
ma'iop about them to this Office. &C l4--lis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-14

Tie Ftaihtr-FeGcrdi 44iieas-IhG Coprsesies OF
fsor-.srytstr--trehcrdj Curt fiarfat- PTesi SeR-
siat Ii set CaHatdasts for t0Rytsss- facet
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-22
Chancerv court, Woodbury.

TTVHOMAS W. WOOD, W Bushton, Stone 4 90 Payne 4
Cohart; Martins Peddle & Hamrick; Moss Brother 90.
McFArlin Tatnan Co.; TreE Brother; @. H. Garden
a. Co.: Lobby. Moulton 4 Woodruff Thompson. Bulin a
Valentine; a Taylor; Thompson Lyons; Robert r.
Leyic Ievc, Rssn Co BaTcropft Co.; Abbott Johns
A. Co.; Shafer. Roberts 90 Lepngcott Hunter Scott
Baker Brother Stson Stone; Burnett Sexton Sweren
ger spooner and against all the creditors Of CArnichAl
S. johns defendants Original Billie appearing from
the dAvit Of the complainant that the said defandsnts
nonrsdens the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary
the them. Therefore ordered
by the Clerk Master that publication be made Of this order fer
four consecutive weeks in the Nashville Union and American
Newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee,
requiring the said defendants, to make their appearance here
before the Chancy Court at the next term OF said COURT to Be
de county Cannon the court heHse in the
Of Woodbury. the FIRST Monday next after the 18th Mon
day March, 1851 then and there plead 10 complanants
said b the will be taken fer confessed and set down
THOs. @. WOOD, O. NJ,
mars-w4t ChaDcery Court, at Woodbury..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-22
NOTICE.

JAMES A. LEWIS Botten Observation-Disclosures In
ID this fro sdsvit hled, 1t Appearing to sasae
defendant, Botte Brodden, resident Of the
Tennessee and indebted plaintiff in the OF
SIS 90 It s therefore ordered by that publication be
In the Union and American
manng said defendant appear before at houss In
Perry county, the eighth day Of April, 1851 to
plead denur plaintiffs attachment the
will be proceeded with according 70 This 4h day OF March,
1861. J. P. BEpBRTTER, j. P.
mAr56l-wItPr'seeS3 for Perry county, Tenn.
yVNHE undersigned having large his BOOT
AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT, In order to supply far
possible, all persons in want OF good article.
Having ny Tannery and making most Of my heavy
Leather prepared and detrmed to sell the very lowest
remuneve prices indueemen those wishing
encourage instead OF Northern Manufactures particularly
ali Heavy Boots. shoes and Negro Rr0gans,
also,
and shoes Of all siIes and qualities to order.
In be successful, will have confne my sales
susivey for CASH. esedn0e for Rdes therefore all
orders presentation Spend where
got IL again. JAMES W HAMILTON,
No. South Collegs street, Nashville
doors T. ON Groons, Garrett & Co,
ianl6-d&ulm Furniture Ware Rooms.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE,

fFIHE insolvency Of the estate Samuel B. Reed deceased
has suggested b the Clerk Of the ouuy Court
Of overon county Ttnnesses and all having claims
sgans required order of the CLERK. file
said CLERK duly authenticated, before the Sd
Of August, 1851 hey viii be forever barred All
the tAe required make Immediate payment
10 they viii be sued. March On. 1861.
HENRY Q. ANDREW,
MIL -u2tnrsfee22 Adminstratnr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-22
FRENCH PKOTEsTANT 90 sso.s[ :
PhiIadeFphia, AN -

MADAME VALIANT viii re open ser Bo..,..
scnooiior young ladies q l6s chestazt str.sf -
september Superior Instructions In he Fr,Is -
branches to both Of whish equally serious ate %
saAilans with Madame Valiant, viii superntend n =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-22
marI7w4tpr'sfess3
oHILIs HAR and others compliments vs. Larn Brooks

CHILIs Ar and others compliments LArtin Brooks
n and Bill March Rules-0n
complainant by his solicitor. and appearing to Tbs
Of the Clerk and Master from allegation in COM
pans which Is to- that defendant Iarkn Brooks
is -sent Of the State Of Tennessee Il therefore order
publication made for four successive weeks in the
Union and American, newspaper published in the city Of
Nashville equing the nonresident defendant TO appear Do
the cbsbcry GainesbOro OF before the second
ondsy August 1861, asd c0gplainans bill the
will for confessed and set down for hearing ex
parte as TO him. WILLIAM n. Bolts, G & NJ.
--.-at, efaao1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-22
Notice 80 shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
RQAD COMPANY.

SuPERINs FEDEFTs OFEcE.
EAssvIILk, Tenn, March 6, ls6l.i
Nreights the West congned to the scent Nashville
X chattanooga Co.. Nashville snd designed for ship
meat over ofssd Company arriving at Nashville In
greater quantities than be pd Immediately the road
or stored 10 he warehouses company that temporary
ard have for the 20 be found
and for the purpose Of having the charges for storage reason
abe and uniform have been made with Asss
Davis and Harrsan No Front street. for the storage Of all
eeht. s cost to ccrfgnee Of si0 per ton Of
snd all ezpenfes
to storage They agreeing 70 protect the freight, or forty
length necessary from any causexhch u
antcrsed, particular attentos viii be paid 70 eaes
each lot foEwaTde tztfson viii be rnAdt
give ezps5itont 1T q iStt bf and ehsists
csslily ofstongc q Nashville. -
Mul0-H SF E.w. COLE, supt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-22
Notice.

Of nterocuy decree made Al the last term
OF the Chancery Of Morroe county, 80 The
the rt hoEday May at the court house door in Linden
oe for sale the highest bidder, credit Of and two
years. 5 Of land lying Tennessee River at the mouth
OF Deer Greek Perry county Tennessee bongng to the esse
fJchn Mchee The purehasr wild be required "a
bond hearing from date wi two good securities
nd en viii be retained the land until the purchase money
il paid. ISAAC bCL4E,
nar-v4tpr,ea3 Special c mmissioner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-22
Chancery Notice .

TsAAc HEsTAND. Admir- complainant, Susan Hestsnd
and others de'endants-0rlginal Bis-At March Rules
On motion Of complainant his SOLICITOR and appearing to
satisfaction Master allegation In
cnmpAinans Bill which Is that the defendant Val
liam nonresden Of the State Of Tenuessee il
ordered weeks In the
Union American published IN the city Of
willie, said resident denoaHtto appear before
the chancy Court At before the Sd Monday
in August next comp aDants b the will
be taken for confessd hearing psrte him.
WILLIAM II Bolts, & NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-22
In c -anceTy nj Camoen, tennessee.

VA KpDINGToE. VI Martha ] RdeinEton.-Pehtitlon
Wv for Divorce In this appears from the retton
which sworn TO- hst the defendant. Martha ic resi-
cent OF the STATE Of Tennessee II Il there ordered pub
hcaon be made Ii the Nashville Union four
Successive weeks requiring The defendant spper At next
u the Chancrg Court the 30 Monday MErch ard
plead, demur said petition same viii
ken for confessed and hearing expar At said term
the court. January 9th, 81
D. P. HUDSON, G An
By his Deputy, ". A. eTkELB-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-22
NOTICE.

oFFER for sale A. w. Mccs interest the OF Hard
ware Of Mcsil's Fall, B. Montgomery special part
1e Any person having inclination engage 10 The Hard
ware business viii address the subscriber fer terms.
W.T.. FALL,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-22
APtcture Gallery for sale.

T1ooLE co will sell trade their Ambroype Gallery on
College street Mccellsnos for one half tht
original cost Any euterprssRg wishing oengaee in
good paying business would do well consult then shout u
Those net acquainted With the art pictures Wcsd
purchess, Wi be learnt free Of charge.
naflS-g2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-22
marble NIOnuments, &C.

L. SHELTON informsbis irienss and ths public gen
M .Tth.t be h now prosecuting the marble BHsts
hn-h street between the First PreshytesnChureh
spd he Post once he Will pleased q Ssoo 1pe or
on hand sunuIv OF MARBLK MoNOABNIe, TvMSe, &C
snufsctured Of the hDest Italian sne Ame,sn '
best style Of the art. All MS WofA"AA'O'
April Ie, l858-Wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-22

PIANO TUNING AND RERAlh1HN.S.
W KIRbRE vii henceforth make hasnvhe ~ ps.n.-
M. nent resi- 'ence, and wiz tune Pianos, 800
and Cd eOns BY year single timing, Ane -
often as req ured since will spend ct Least one ~
month the city vicinity BE viii usas -
MIDI West, Tennessee, apd NORM
Mississippi Orders Benson Co. MUSIC soIs'S
Resd's Piano Rooms Church street
mall viii he promptly attended to prH o'sN~"s-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-22
GREAT NATIONAL R0BTE.
So RRMmR
To Rn1t5znoro. Phf1ane7oh1a
ano Boston, and tho only RD
Washington CITY.

= I" So 1IDs FntLEOG1pL44a ~
ana Boss0n, and the only 10
Washington CfrF.
a 4ENLEAHs OHIO AND ssAETFMDRE As
~ Ohx0 RAILROADS sezInfnafs Il Raltfrofa and Eash1
ton City % ne East and Cofuhua On e vest AZ ii r Did
II connects With Railroads or and nom ali point ia IL
West, South-wess ana Eorre-Wcst.
Passengers By this Rcuts Visit he cisies Of asilin
eE erk or Boston, At the cost Of ckst T.
YORK or Boston alone, by o.Aef lines.
t1fo1zh Tickets can also be procured Wsshfnrtou cid
ne Eastern Cities At an additional ehx~4e or ~
sleeping cars attached % al night trains
iiskes good Until used, With he privilege q sfopping
men and travellers, FIR pleasure 81 zfonuaton
al me Easern Cities a. Comparatively suaIl 49,
Il nesy celebrated fer its wonderful eantv ID subfi
ro Tailed N the world. Its system q day and IA
49, - spidld eq1ipment; its exclusive teie0raph e-
iance ~ ~ e soluble track Its inc hotels lander he .rv
conf--t insures to The passenger speed, saf
the prn, sss;s and Baggage Checks en be pracurs Al
Ask for tiet-, ga AM sezmboa. Oces IN The West
n p "a y. ne Baltinere AID Oslo Railrocd
- e<ce.-tsth, Master TrarsDori alton 4 D 7
/ = II 49,. III {. General Ticket Atent, 4 D r
/ III ~ rr l1it N, Gen. western Agsnt 4 d r
Il Nv RRcJ a. ~ ,Pres't, o Il r
spril1g NJ" ~ Gent Ticket arsnt O ORR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-22
CLARK a. FULLER'S
AnQbrO51a1 Oil.
CLARK, GREGORY Il CO.,
SOLE PoPRIEToRs,
CURES

Headache Earache ToOthAche three MINUTES rheumatism,
Coughs Neuralgia Colds. Eysipess Broncb'as Dyspepsia,
CUTS Burns Bruises sprsins ChspPed Hands Piles Ulcers
pahoA, BuDOHs oorns ErO,sd FEET Deafness: od Sores
les Spider Bites Dog Bites Rat Bites The world is chal.
Ienged for iSs equal Tor sesos ano s; PI
Fstun ssd5e harness Calls, fresh Wounds or swengs
na s M c feet and hath well about the fog
The foot Cures ali cutaneous diseases or beast
No one remedy can all cases. but We can show more
~ bs r,rtue Of ANBRosIAL healing proper.
ties from responsible who A0oVe being bought than can
We AZ NOT cure every maady to which the human
auiy subject but what .e proclaim We can sSssAnse
ton and sold the South and by al GOOD
druggists and general dsars me sSuh may 0e Justly proud
search has produced really worthy eocLe which s bound
Of the worthless imported trash win When
Please es ~ or oee where we win pleasure
Ing Letters and ssU bicS come from PhysciapS in
h standing, who using IL IN her pASHoe' - ney A''
wechalIesge the world to produce remedy speedy and eEec
Y Read he eTsspoe Of the virtue Of CLARK Fullers
roal OIL evidence SuiheEte, and from persons whose Werd
and standing are rrePrOsehAbie ksS se r CO.
sole Projectors, Nashville Tenn Depot 81 College street
For se BY the PrOpretOrs and Druggists and country
..s-chsnts novlO-w6m
<-,ovINGroN RAIL MILL ooMPANy.-This Company
Is now prepared with and improved machine
g 20 ~ ~ MIN has he ca5scy 10 turn out week.
Tn crolng Railroad Bars third ren is added to
the ola to make Rail that will not Aninate and insure per-
feet weld -, - -
r5-s and new Bars Of different lengths and sizes
AN order shall receive prompt and careful attention. and
but materials wall be Used in the hands OF kfa
the Company hope give entire satisfaction 10 those
WAC may r. BUCHANAN & son, Agent,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
-RWH
nc 7, flsrent President Litde Miami Co.
- n Ievis President Covington and Lexington Co.
f.ip Ncclonn Superintendent Ohio and mississippi Rail
TSaq ILounedu President Cincinnati Hamilton and DAYTON
X r. %.