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Sp,rit Of the Morning Press

The IstsiIigsaeer says that the loss Of Kentucky
sad Missouri would iniict an incurable wound on
the prestige Of the National Government, and
urges prompt and vigorous action In their defense
The Rep~6Iiea~ treats upon the Baltimore Sxn
and its unsoundness upon the goose"
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OFFICE.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERSMCoin al du.
blls or certificates Of indebted ness to this Corpo
ration, OF the denomination of FIVE dosrs and
treasury notes of the U"Ited States. are alone re-
oeivsble In payment of taxes. Treasury notes will
only ne Teolved In sums esua to- or less than the
amount so due to the Corp oraton.
The discount for prompt payment is "a folIovs
9 per cent during the m Inth of 8 ptsmber is Der
cent. during the month of October, 10 Der cent
during the month of November, and S Der cent
curing the month OF Densmber.
Sc 10 cost WM DiYON Cou.o,o.
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Our FRIENDs at the various military camps and
positions win confer favor by keeping us posted
as 10 movements and affairs In their vicinities.
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The DEAD or THE ARMY.-Between August 2,
and SePtember 2, "a soldiersdied In the hospitals
from New York, from Michigan, from Maine.
from Rhode Island, Minnesota, New Jersey and
Mass 9 from Indiana, 2 from New Ham pshire. q
nom Vermont, Regulars, 1--WE from regiments
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WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY,
No aga STREET.

No aga STREET,
, Bstcesr Stxtk and Secenik SITS.
MISS HANOVER, II compliance With the
wishes OF friends who desire 20 tronise her but
dislike at present to fend their daughters to
Georgetown in the omnibus, has made arranfe-
ments TO ettab!is h department of her School In
Washington: and respectfully req uests q share OF
the public patronage
The h.st session will commence on Monday. Sep
At the prinoi PAL Book stores.
Sc ls.d VI. ]. narrower. Principal.
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NOTICE.
' Z Z
0ADAMS, FXPR ESS CONPANY

"ADAMs' EXPRE ss COMPANYn
This Company offers 20 the public" unequalIe
ADVANTAGES" for the safe and Quick Dispatch OF
Heavy Fights PACKAGES, yslusbles, Money, &c.
90, to all parts OF the United States.
Expresses 20 and from the North and West de-
part from and arrive IN w ashington tvIce daily,
Al Exgresses are In charge Of sxp1ieseed asd
All Packages for The Soldiers earned ct "oss
HALF" our usual rates.
All Goods for the o-called "Copfeders.e stsse.n
and all Articles " Contrsband OF War; will he
Gu Expresses leave New York at ]. 6, and p.
NJ; arriving In Washington at A. NJ and $50
Expresses leave Philadelphia a. se A. M. and
nri Mp arriving In Washington ~ 50 p. NJ. and
Expresses leave Baltimore at q 20 A. NJ. and p.
p N. arriving in Washington at 6 A. NJ and s.
Expresses for al points North and West leave
Washington At 80 A. NJ and $50 r NJ daily
special Contracts for lsrge suantih-s Of Freight
can be made o. ap n oatlon TO this moe.
charges. Z. w, PARSONS.
. sutt Adams Express Compsny
Washington, August Is. 1851. al N
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Personal

...- Prince De Joinville and son. Connie n.
Paris, Duc De Charities, Capt. Moadbain, Mons.
Fanrel, and DR.. Leelade. arrived In this CITY yes-
terday, and are at the Willard Hotel
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The Latest from kentucky-Alafm at Louis.
VILE The Railroad and Telegraph
Slammed


LOUISVILLE, Sept. II, 1Ok O'Clock M-The
train from the South on the Nashville and Louis.
willie Railroad, has not arrived yet, althoug six
hours behind time.
Telegraphic communication below Elizabeth
town has been Interrupted since o'clock this eve
ming. Great military activity prevails in the
city. All the Home Guards are assembling and
II 10 rumored that portion Of Gen Rousseau q
side. -' 'A ''''''' ''e' from the Indiana
The Journal learns that from every Quarter the
recent invasion Of Kentucky by the Confederate
troops 10 disapproved Of by thousands, and there
instances where Southern Rights men have an
invaders 'Ao
The Courier Of this morning publishes a card
calling meeting Of the citizens Of Curry, Trim
protection Of the lives and property of the families
OF all parties The idea Is thought to be to nut
down all marauding bands Of either party, aud
avoid guerilla warfare.
The skeleton Of a new regiment. under Cu,,sr
rope, OF this city, graduate Of West Point, goes
into camp this week, at the fair grounds near the
city: Eniisting is exceedingly lively:
MANY cavalry and artillery companies an well
as infantry, are forming One cavalry company
10 composed Of Germans, who have seen service.
ana an artillery company Of $50 men, under .
az their first lieutenant
The regiment Of cavalry under Col James r
jackson, nj G., has been nearly completed Har.
ness and saddle makers are kept busy light and
day, and advertise for journeynen
Is reported that Q, 600 Confederates, under FOL
licotfer, came to Cumberland Ford, Knox county.
on Saturday, and captured Capt. Colston's com.
pany Of II Ome yards
A part Of Rousseaus Brigade are now landing
here IL Is understood that they are to proceed
southwark over the Dansville and Nashville Rail-
road Immediately. The Home Guards are ali out
In uniform. Their destination Is also supposed to
be southwark
FRAskFoRr, Sept ia bill providing for the
security Of the State armory and protection Of the
In the House Mr. Wolfe's report from the com.
20 yeas to 80 nays
The Latest from Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Sept Is NO communicated b,.
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EDUCATIONAL.

GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ (MIss HARRovER's.)
No. Isl West ST., betDees C Hgrsss aad Hisk sfs
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed on
the hrst Nj "nday in September next
The attention OF parents and guardians 10 psrtlc-
ulary cslied to the Class in CalIstb enics, which
viii be formed o Monday, the 9th inst BY o grad
nste of the Lewis Normal Institute Of Physicist
Education." The former pupils are earnestly So
llcited to attend the Glass.
49, INSTRUCTORS.
Miss =. W. Wright, Mrs Cecilia Young,
a, NJ r. kaufman, Mr.: w. q. Bergman,
49,, NJ, narrower, A: Zsppone, M. d.,
Nile NJ Gardette, Charles de Frondrat
Ci5culsrs may be o6talned At the Bookstores, or
M. ]. NARROWER.
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ngsS2SW%kASk IL 4 BARN RID, .uSt.onseE,,
FOR ARMY MEN

fLAIN, Striped and Paid TLANNRt.s "a,
shirts. WHIT Berlin and Cotton GLOVES hesSy
Grey spd White b LANKETS, With ell other kinds
One price only, marked IN plain fGsres hencs
An inspection Of stock implies no ob'iEs,aon 70
,GARPETs,. CURTAINS, oILcLoTHs,
FERRY BROTHER,
Pa. avenue and Ninth ct,
"Psrry RuiIdingn
NJ 100 csrtons GENTS PoCKET HAND
KERCHIEFS, ready heI med, from Is cents each
upwards. sc IL H.If
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A LII KINDS OF SILKS AT LEss THIN
"A ne old pricfs, notw,th standing the adyanoe
10 Europe and the new tariff
WINTER VII effect . sold saving By making their
The no essle and retail business of the courtrv
peins DOW reduoed 70 the cash standard epahles
US " nusr p a,tiei.s a. reduced tariff Of profits.
newcomers, sojoutners, citizens, and ptranrers
VII inspeet our oek at their pleasure; il incurs
,, CsIpsSss. urtsins. ana oilcloths, Rugs, 90
OF onsrse. PERRY G Bro,
Penn. avenue and 9th street.
eB ouf PERRY Buildlue.0
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T. CHARCOAL-CHARCO =
~ UNDERMINED has . schooner load of 6rst.
rete Cherooal for sale Those IN want viii go
PIesbyterian Church, Gsorsstcvn or Espsan ' on
ncsra, e. the sawmili Wharf GeoIxstoTn, - "
A sn TUas r sEsg sEsseAsRRffss. SE EHEAvY
AZ ample and extensive stock now IA store' Ths
H9oie OF the sbove ~ our proverb.aily low prjces
PERKY = BkQTHER,
.w~u Pa eyonpe and Ninth st.
suA aYss - "ferTy Hafl1ing.s
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AUCTION SALES.


By GREEN WILLIAMS Auotioaeer.
Sac OF HoUsEHoLD AND kITcHEy
Soysi ~ Syer,ss Ca FKf6bkIa ' ne .tss t e
q cs:s s. 1SSot q g; ., s
petceen sth and 9Th streets, the personal sfects
Mshos any sofa; DIessIng. and other Burssas,
p,n 10 n, s Book 1 and sec,stsry,
cot,sss and Y otSsr Bsdss.s sba "s'h'tand''
HaI And other Mattresses,
With sooS ioi Of Kitchen Requisites.
:sisa '''h G 4 'EEisis' WILLIAMS, A,....
By WALL a BARNARD, Auotiopeert.
Corner sth S. asd sortk side Pa &c.
KoS On ~ BREP RHO a3pssEs AUCTION.
Rooms, Is thoroughbred Kentucky Horses, CON-
Bsy., Sores, and Brown saddle and Barnes,
These hO,.s, have jus. arrived .ns are .. Of tn.
'fS ssm. sS S.ss.
.sis WALL a BARNARD. Aso...
By THOMAS BOWLING; Auctiopssrs.
AbRMa ANR pAI ny, STOCK TSSsk ksTAgcTIoE
e,cccf. vi ssli In ffont Of che setioa Room :,
,toel s s1S ss. 81. D. C. ps,t Of The
Fort .rcorsn eomsg,sIssI s'n' hoN AAosn ~
vesy Ire young Work Horses.
Mares With fold,
zoe Riding Horse,
two years old Cola,
one year old do.
aCsrt. and Harness, Balins Msehise for Hay o.
Platform Scales, 20 weigh 600 Ibs.
a-ge Boiler for feed, 1 Milk Waroa
Carriage and Harness, MIX Pans. Pots and many
other Dairy and Farm Implements,
.s sd THoSses.ss BOWLING. Auo..
BY WALL q BARN. RID, .ucuoneer,
TRUSTEE's SALE OF VAIUABLE lN
y Proved RIAL FsTATt.-By virtue Of Geed
OF trust dated the IS h day Of March. 1857 ADD duT
r,soIced among the land records OF the county Of
Washlngton, ID shall proceed 20 sell, on the
premises, on MONDAY, the sd dsy OF evtemhsr
1851. a. O'Clock y. M, a. those pieces or paroe "
Gornd situated in the city Of wsshington, In ra,d
District, and known and designated 81 Lott mum
bered thirty four (S4 and thirty Eve (ss) IN seusra
numbered i've hundred and three (5OSj torethcT
with the Improvements thereon. conastins OF q
large three story Brick House, With Q fine base
ment SAID property 10 located the south side OF
N street south, between ~ and e'h streets-
Terms OF saie:-One quarter in cash, balance n
M twelve, eighteen, and twenty four months froIl
ne cay Of sale, TO be secured By deed Of trus On
III the terms OF sale be not complied With IN We
days from day OF sale. the Trustee reserves tbS
chaser. JOHN r Ennis Trp.tss
se5 WALL BARNARD. AMOS.
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H~COMPANY IA" u. 8. ENGINEERS-
III Fifty intelligent and able bodied mechanic
VIII De enlisted TO I'LL this Company to the max
t nnm hxeo by law.l5O men. Insuire at No
besides food and clothing. srI9 ~
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THE FIRM OF MOORE CIssEL Is
l. This day desc, we'd by mutual oops,ot ali biIs
dus VIII be COLLECTED by G. w. Cissel, 81 the old
stand 3s7 Seventh stIeet betwe n II and streets
where he will conduit the busIue ss as formerly He
trusts to merit tire patrona of the former custo-
mers and the public generally.
". NJ MOORE,
8. w CISSEL,
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SEEKERS OF COTTON GOODS CAN Pro
- cure their autumn so pplies Of All finds IF
TONS, whits and oolored, At the old prices.
we secured large lots OF suoh fabrics prior to the
We Also offer our usua, full stock of all kinds Of
pkI GoODS Tor the general and pecial wants OF
one prize only, marked in plain figures,
Carpets, Oilcloths, Curtains, Rugs, 60, uppsr
noors' PERRY BRO,
Penn. Az. and 9th at, Perry Buiidins.p
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The Latest from Ken,uckx

LOUISVILLE, sept IL NO communication ba
been had over the Southern line since last
consequently we have no informa ion concernin
tue progress OF Gen. Rousseau's Command an,
the Home Guard, which left by rail last nj ght
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NOTICE.
Il HE Gopsrtnershlp 81 etofore csrried on By The
name OF III. r. LouDog Co. vas dissolved on the
lst instant by lts Own limitation. All those ovin9
amounts TO said hrm are rec nee ted TO settle the
same Without delay, ~ the successors suxioas
above expired oopertnership. =
GEORGE W.FARANT.
FRANCIS J. HEI:ERGR.
JOSHUA III. KING.
IL NOTICE.-The updersfsped res,eotfpll,
Inform their patrons add the pub bio reperaIly OF
thelr having turned copartnershIp to continue the
late firm Of n. r. Loudon & Co. Whilst tsnoerins
their thenks for the very liberal patronage re-
eeived, they pledge themselves TO use their utmost
sxertions 10 merit their continued favors
F. j. HEIBER6ER a co.
Successor to III. r. Loudon and Co, Military
z. J. HEBKRsKR,
J. II. KING. sepu ~
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N d TICE.

NOTICES! NOTICE.
M, WILLIAM having taken the store formerly
occupied oy Mr.. X. e. STEVENS, $50 Pennsyvanis
avenue, between 9Th ard ll0th sts., will open n
on Monia', 18th inst, with q new stock Of FALL
GOODS. oompusine-
French Bonuets. cloaks, Dress and Cloak Trim
Flowers. Feathers. Rihsnds, Embroideries,
Fans, Heed Dresses, wreathG,
Real and French Laoes. etc.. etc
avail myself 10 offer to the ladies' q lsrgs
and vell-seIected stocE-every article being i'm
ported hy mysel-at moderate prices
4, III Dresses, Cloaks snd Bonnets made to or
oer. M WILLIAM. Importer,
sell 336 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ID LEAF TOBACCO FOR SALEIPreyinus
:. removing my stock. during thi, week shall sell
Hnslanoe or hae DOMESTIC Cigars ard three cases
est PRICES, In quantities to suit All IN want will
p. WEILBHGHER. of BALTIC,
sel7-4ts betve.n Is,t snS ,sIh q.
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E EisEs SzF! sss Ssx Sts
Seventh st., Opposite Post O6os. csII a. To: go
nsT stock OF Goods, vhioh viil be soid at sston
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FENCING ACADEMY,
HONNAFOUs, having Ieosived several in
vu1uons 70 give enclns Lessons in Wsshlng
ton lets hose gentleman know tina he has recsiv a.
one months leave from the Fencing Club in Phis-
course OF 20 Lessons, IN small sword, broad sword
AND ana bsy4nst, in Washinsto9, to comm moe Mon,
ner. Temperance Hall, E street, between s;h And
l0th, Washington. "a IA
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NOTICE TO CONsIGNEEs The steamer 9
philadelphia. has arrived E&isr-k
Goods ready for delivery
=. HYDE DAVIDSON, Agents.
GeOTQetOWn ~
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:JSUU,OOO GREASE WANTED. for which
Also. 15o coo lbs. of SOAP and CANDLES for
sale CHEAP for cash, at the NatIona Soap and Can
DC. g. To WE eoSn,
seH-lm Proprietor.
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CAMP OF COD" KENT'y CAVALRY,
49, ARLINGTON, Sept. II, 1861.
$50 reward will be given for the arrest I'd del "
cry at this camp Of one CHARLES SMITH a
deserter from the sans, who enlisted .s q bugIsr.
SAID Smith Is about 3 years of age feet 10 inches
high, blue eyer, ght hair and 'isht comp eIionNs
6erman BY birth. He des-rten on or about the 9Th
August last VIM T. GARY
Captain Comma nding Co. 3D."
sel7-Sts Krutncty C.yslrx
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StMES DAWSON Having rurchased the
establishment formerly ovn,d BY ne, 4 oan cor :
entity recommend him 20 my former patrons a A
thoroughly educated and oampetent DruIIist
JOHN SWARTZE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-07

DRILLING.-Sweet Amy asked with plead
ing eyes, "Dear Charley, teach me will you.
the words I've heard your captain say-I
should so like to drill you"
"Whatl little one, you take command
Well, Amy. I'm quite willing; in such com
pany as yours can't have too much drilling.
Stand over there. and sing out clear, like
this-iSquad, stand at ease ,"
sob, Charles, you'll wake papa up stairs,
don't shout like that, dear please. "-'I stand
at ease, like this, you SEE! and then 1 need
scarce mention the next command that you
are to give is this one, tSquad-attention.' A."
"Now, Amy, smartly, after me, (yon're
sure, dear, it don't bore you? Forward
quick ch-halt-front-right dress
There now, I'm close before you. present
arms-well it does look odd, you don't be-
lieve I'd trifie; we hold our arms just like
this, in drill without the rifle. snow say,
Salute your officer.w
"Oh, Charlie, for shame, how can you?
thought that you were at some trick, you
horrid cheating man you"
"Charles 'sordered arms" without com
mand she smooth'd her rumpled hair, and
pouted, frowEed, and FLUSHED, and then said
sof .ly-sAs you were"
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awe owe, Sergeant, duty to our country;
and we serve God and our country both,
when we strengthen the hands of its de-
fenders.n
.That's valiant speech, young lady. and
its a noble Speech" said Horse Shoe, with an
earnest emphasis. Il have often told the
Major that the women of this country had
as honest thoughts about this here war, and
was as warm tor our cause as the men; and
some of them, perhaps, little warmer.
They could be pitted against the women OF
any part of the aqueous globe, in bearing
and forbearing both. when it is for the good
OF the country.''-Horse Shoe Robinson.
The compliment. says the Raleigh Register.
paid by the honest and brave Horse Shoe to
the women of '76 is eminently applicable to
the Southern female descendants of the
present day. In the struggle now raging for
liberty, the women of the South are most
nobly holding up the hands of its defenders.
Although their sex forbids their appearance
in battle, they in innumerable ways provide
for the health and comfort of our soldiers on
the battlefield, and many Yankee is made
to stagger or bite the dust by a blow from
an arm nerved with the consciousness that
woman's smiles will welcome the return of
the victor from the battlefield, or her tears
bewail bis death upon it.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-07

A correspondent of the Atlanta tGa)
Southern Confederdcy, writing from Centreville,
Va, GA the 29ih ult., says

A correspondent of the Atlanta fGa.]
Southern Confaderuey, writing from Centreville
Va, GA the 2sih ult., says = sTsa
.Yors will be sorry to hear that Gen. VIM
II. I. walker, of Georgia, has resigned the
Office of Brigadier General in the Confederate
Army, and left for Georgia to offer his ser.
vices to Gov. Brown for the defense of the
State. As the matter will necessarily be-
come public, it will not be improper to re-
mark, that he says be has been compelled to
take this step by sense of self respect. He
was not made brigadier until after many Of
his Juniors in the old army had received that
appointment. About two months since, be
was ordered to this place, and assigned to the
Wheat's Battalion of New Orleans Tigers
He has bestowed much labor upon his brig
ade, and has succeeded, after constant drill
ing and close attention, in making it one OF
the best in the army. This brigade has just
been taken from Gen. Walker, and Colonel
Richard lor, the junior Colouel in it, and
the brother-in-law of President Davis, has
been made a brigadier and assigned to the
command of it. Col. Taylor is a son Of old
Zack. but is represented to be without any
special military experience.
Gen. Walker further complains that a
number of officers who were at school at a
time when he had been brevetted for services
on the field, have been made n nor Generals
and put in command over him. Some oil
these officers have but lately arrived from
the North, while he is "native and to the
manor born" He makes no complaint
against these gentlemen, but he does object
to the rule by which they are promoted and
he is set aside. as
"a more gallant knight than VIM. Henry
L. Walker never drew a sword, and the en-
tire army deeply regret that man whose
body has been riddled by the bullets of his
eountry's enemies. should feel it his duty to
retire from the service. He will not be lost
to the service, however, for he goes to Geor-
gia, ready and prepared to defend her bor-
ders against all corners, even with his life Is
best blood.n
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A Splendid Command.

Gen. L. P. Walkers Alabama brigade. the
organization of which is about being com
pleted. bids fair to be one of the finest com
mands in the Confederate army. The regi-
mental commanders of the infantry are Coils
Bullock, Judge, Watts and Wheeler, who
will lead four full regiments.
This is the only brigade in the service SO
formed. and when the regiment of cavalry,
now being organized by Col. Clanton, OF
Montgomery, is ready for the field and is
added, (as is intended,) to the infantry corps,
with due proportion of light artillery,
which it is also proposed to add, the general
will have command ola little army complete
in all its parts; most desirable aud effective
body. 1855
The Brigade will organize at Huntsville.
Col. Judges regiment, the 14;h, and Col
Wheeler's are now encamped at that place;
the 18th will be er, route for the same point
this week, and Col. Watts will soon follow.
When ready for final departure the command
will proceed to join Gen. A. S. Johnston's
army in Kentucky.-Mem..A Appeal. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-07
SheriR3s Sale.

DY virtue of Vend. Expanas, to me directed. and
ID delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court %
Davidson county, Tennessee, at its September term
1851 win expose to public SALE 70 the highest bid
der for cash. at the Court House yard IN the city Of
Nashville, on Saturday, the 9th day of November, al
right, title, claim interest and estate, which Ralph
Martin then had, may have since acquired in and 70
the following described piece parcel lot OF land u
Davidson county State of Tennessee, in the city d
Nashville, and bounded follows: Fronting seventy
seven feet two inches Market street and running
back and fronting Broad forty feet
inches, being levied the property of Ralph Mar
tin, to satisfy judgment rendered in favor Of Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company, against
Charles e. 81 Martin, Ralph Martin, and c. W. Smith.
November II, 1891. - -
JOHN K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
octl5 By W. d. ROBERTSON, Deputy Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-07
DIR KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for
III the last four years of Louisville, KY,
and who has devoted his attention TO
the treatment of private diseases for 30 years. aters
himself, having attended to practice for so many
years. and cured many thousands he is enabled to
all diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from nJudcious medical treatment,
from neglect of their own Or. Kings Dispensary IL
No % Deaderck street. between Cherry and Square,
econd story where he all diseases Of private
nature.
Gonorhea cured without nauseous medicines or In.
erference with business. .-.zEg.l1 y
Structures Of old recent date, edectuay cured
q few days, by operation which causes pain.
Where q Structure exists health cannot be enloyeda
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and unders
mines the constitution so much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases of the skin, growing
ont OF neglect or bad treatment, be efectually
cured in q few days.
Seniaal Observation-Disclosures attention having been
given TO this disease and all the consequences growing
out Of it, brought in many by the destructive
habits of inconsiderate youths, and excessive Indu
gence OF the passions, neglect OF which will under
mine the constitution, rendering the subject unfit for
business society, and causing premature old age.
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty Of
the Womb may rest assured immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their
case, with afee enclosed, direct to DR.. A. King No. IS
Deaderick street. Nashville, Hpn, will have the
sary medicines sent to then address. Office hour
ON O'Clock in the morning until in the evening.
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