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Thiy oil - ;ha OIL, sure remedy in II, of,l fnr
the Cure ot Rhenmat'sm. Deafness, Goul, Neuragia
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Isr DO. ,r,HX, iIcadrglc, CrauIs. Group P,lts FCE
ons. Spralns and Bruises, Gus and Wounds Swelled
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pies Swctled Breast, Womb n!>6rdr-s Sail Rhrum
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PicuriSy, Ulcers. Lock Jaw Heart Burn, Tooth ard
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The Oh acts On the system with eecIriciiy-is Of
purc vegetable preparation Not .he Slphlssi danger
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permaI Cnt cuTe-In most cases from ten 10 twenty
minutes.
The hest physiOlogsts Of Europe have discovered
that all organic derangemenl of the animal system
the effect of Rn obstruction of the physico electric fluid
in the organ diseased. skillful application Of this
OIL puts immediate motion 10 the fluid. and tho
cure is atence accomplished. No bIeedIng,-Ao IOm
itIng, purgIng or hsierIng is resOTied TO.
REMARKABLE CURES.
800 will he gwen if any Of the following persons
cannot he found.
500 II they are not of the highest respeclabliy in
the city of Philadelphia and vicinity
RheHmdiism-F. DUFFY. Esq.,csrner of Locust aud
Twelfth ST., Philadelphia.
RheUmdfisH--W BLANCHARD, 20G Eleventh street,
Pl ldelphIa.
RhcUmatism- JouN CLINTON, 20 N, Ninth ST Phils.
DO David Strctrh. No. Lr rburnSI
| SprGiMed Wrixf-W. Franklin, % 5 Eighth 81,
! Feion--W. kmcadc, 81 EIghihsI.
| Sprdined WriSt-Jt I'M Pible 4O6 Arch
| G"ut-Jamcs Logan, = GeUTgest,
! keurdlcid-Dr Wood. Woods Museum
! JnfdmmdtOrg GOnt-G. w. Humphrey, Filth anu
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| RicHma'isn-Mrs. Sarah Sutton. 332 South Eishh
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! RheumGtSm-S. StetsOn. Filberi st, all Eighth Phlla
Spra'"ef Ankle. also Enlargement Of EH'w JOINT
JomN DRAPER. 397 Market st Price 25 cents, % els,
and 81 per hottie. Try everything else give this one
simple trial. For sale by dealers and druggists every
where. janSl ~
For sale by VIM. Temple, Agent, Smyrna. Del.
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% Passengers from Baltimore TO Milford, SeaiOrd
and Salisbury will take evening train from Baltimore
and spend night IN Wilmington
ecTNew Cai tie Accommodation Train leaves New
leave Philadelphia $3.50 p. NJ. and Wilmington sos
P n. for New Castle
E. @. SEWALL. Jr.,
Sup't Del BaiirOad.
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Photography.
Machines.

The subscriber notifies the citizens Of Smyr-
ma and vicinity that he has Ia ken ,hs Machine
Shop formerly occupied by John II. Bowman
dee, where he will have this Fall Horse powers
and Hand CornshelIers put up in the most cub
stantisl manner, and .Yarran,ed. All Kinds o.
September Th, 1901. '''"'aF'fAs
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Southern Rebellion,
The War for the Union.

N AC Nv az hOE INC OutOUs
history Ofthe Rise and Progress OF the Rebellion
and consecutive naraiIve Ofevenls and Incidents from
the hrsl stage OF the treason against the Republic
down TO the close uf the conflict together with mpor.
lant documents, extracts from remarkable speeches.
&c.
order to accommodate all classes Of reade rs three
editions issued:
|. In Weekly parts Of 80 pages. at 10 Cents
2. IN Semi Monthly parts Of 64 pages at 90 Cents
3. In Monthly parts Of 1873 pages At 40 Cenis
The want OF an AUTHENTIC and THOROUGH IIuslotv
oil the Rehelion or present reference and future pre-
seryation. Is the subject Of general remark
To meet this want, and to produce work of perma
nent value we'll Of present interest the publisher
has arranged for the issue Of the history as above set
t"rth-In form and at price which shall render II
acceptable to ALL
} This work. the frat weekly number Of which was
published OH August 2lSI has Teceiv ed The unauaed
enccmlums the press and Of leading citizens No.
bodY Will read IL without satisfaction; n shouId be in
shr hands OF every Union man.
70 be had Ofall ne dealers pOstmastars and hook
sellers everywhere.
sul'-criDers sending One DOLLAR in n good bill or
postage STAMPS To the undersigned ITO whom all Or
dcrs are TO be direcIeIl will receive by null post
paml ten weekly numbers.
In ordering c1pies. the full aud exact adJress with
town. county aud State should re given IN every m
stance ....
Competent agents wanted in all Towns and Coun
ties, FREDK GERHARD, ,GEN'L AGENT,
u Nassau ST. Post Box 40Ol) New York CIV
sepl9
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R. NEWELL'S
Z Photographic h Gallery,
No. 12i ARCH STREET.
DIyII dIII BItIa

No. 72i ARCH STREET,
PIlILADILPIiIi
One OF the lar ge,t and ,omrlce Galleries in tbs
n'ied S'a 6, wher- he hest P,r,lrcs. knowni.
t'c Ii"i"sGIh'y art, are lakcn al prices
no higher than are paid lur miserable
Carcalures
lhe proprietor, F-acticai PAo'ngraI her, attends
presumably every sillHg--uud allow. n uciur, In
leave t'e Gallery unless gives perfect satisfaction
DagucH'"4 "s aud Am3fo! Is ui at>cI sr de.
ceased ircadS Hhut"@rl r! 20 acy REQUIRED size ~
best Artists.
Al tins Gallery pictures can be taken IN any vsab.
er-as uerlett IN cloud dayh Nhen The sun shIbs.
Persons visiting Me cIty are res;cctutl, invited
TO examine our specmeLs, which for prcs and suall.
~ defy competition.
@I- Instructions gwen III the ari Of Photography,
k. NEWELL.
GALLERl nY Art,
~ Arch SlrcCI rlladsl lrhia.
COMMENTATORS:
From Hon LL~Is .. AMrBtLI, N C., Ohle
Nv family ana friends an CJHcu. m i,.s opInsR
that the tNeWeih Picture more life like than any
thing iaey tversaw. Nv likeness la. been repe.I.
edly taken by dilt rent Ariial- ia various WAYS bul
have never YET had Which presents SO rue 10 M.
lure al ihe eatnfos and r4tress.ors o counIcnanco
, as this
From Hon. +. Joi MoRRIs, late Minister " Italy.
The exquisite d"!,A Leauty ana s"!Inrss OF our
pHrtrslis coipned with thrlr du7ahlIly of color aud
ia,,hiuiHess Us hkenesses. CGun,t iali 10 commend
them 10 N" attention and patronage Of all NhU sp.
preciate true art
nom CoL. JAS. PACE
HaNii- "cCasIn t"E a .uT'alt, Ir,,, urrd one from
fir. Robert Newell, ui The vltY ni HhIlu&elIhia
mInalu5c ~ U.i C"i"F>, under jhe Vrocess DIS.
c"tcr'd iy h'n, at itc great pleasure eNpTCssug
the satisfaction given NJ, ROT only hv Ihr accuracy
OF the ln' mess, h,.; rs ;r.tc hush IN al! respects,
atf rCc"uI"'" iu l. i,ic i;TuUag % ihu~e Gispused
. encourage The apuuIIlul ast.
noN@.,=n Jas P,Gr
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FINKLE g. LYON
SEWING = MACHINE Co..

5}S BKOAUWAY, NEW YORK,
No person who contcmpaies purchasing Sewing
Mac hne for family manufacturing purposes should
fail TO send for Of our Circulars, which contains
cuts and iu descriptions nfIho several styles prcrs
and samples Ot work, all of which We send by natl
free We claim 10 have he
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Popular Medicines, &c.
The Only Prcp0raflo..
Having proofs SO strong and direct as r.
EXpel the Doubts of An

t3i Statesmen, Judges, Editors, Pav-c,o.. -,
eiaeA srhnos as we'll ss new, give il their u,, ''
ell sahcilon' and recommend II for all ,ass, t'''-
5eOns and diseases o Ihe seap and brai, nm, an
have used It, uaite m esuiyIng that II vii r+o
me ia;f nom beng gray, and from falling IL,
as well as restore. Read the follow Irp ' "Eer
Oak Grove, g., Ji.rt &tih IS5o
fROf. u ). N0"1: Dear %ir:-- ca. II,,, r.,
we Is RAPIDLY gan ing roraa,ry IN Tins ,4i,,,,
nave hf' "cca*"n t. lay p'+Iu!ire uA,I", and ny.
your Ian Eost,lai.ve pc!ieC, 1esl: S'''
Dunng tie year %. ,,:I> 81, r.ni,-;Yt,al,. ..,,
! thrown from my >ii,y a,aiu.ta 4 ~, K u, ,r tJ
SIDE from which my hcsU Tcr,t:.a q, t~,,,iIs t
causing Il great dt9i 81 itn'a!iIu ,..,a ,.,,,,,,
ic': 10 lie BRAIN and eNtcrnnl surface nj iI, i,i .
The ELECTS OF winch ms hair was ilunl y ic,,,,
over ia" entire suriHoC Of the head Fr,,s tho :'F
i'rsl G!sroI tf-c as dropping, hn;sc er IN in Ma
e! ils u. Al ll,#p' 'aranrr, en- DO, al ,,.rv ,.,
ruu! ih4nk !, "eIa9 prolCssl3na man l... .If
80 lH"Hs, I'M, Tsif,I!II.G nc stare u, H.. '
tGi "aa finally defeated III every pr,,,r,,,,, 'S'
vahCet ''t'''n "'-
iI,r>c aad other a.,rloslanc,s l,;,,c.d nm.
sori I" yo"r 'Vrhy ilut #..Ipreti.. ,'l.h II -
every reason lo heheNe p7,.,u@e y very t.,r.
lwO months nilerii: FRI .pptiy.t,5t ha, - '
iulH head q youn. lar ns c,cr sl... ,r ,L,rt
cer''lriy "Nr y1c my s4r"re Uanha. Re; = -,r,J
dear siT. small sec 2rmcnd yV@r -c:irty l., ~,
qaIr9r- moreover. -hlii use tnY ;u'g gcIce vLi. =.
Halter iDy't'i I" ,ay, Is not little
M. .l..h t(, ~,
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THE HYPOPHOSPHlTEs

q ~TA@ CURE OF CONSUMPTION, even IN the
ssesnA und Third Stages Cat q period, therefore,
When there can be no doubt to the nntnre OF
tho Di@oAse) 70 Abe ECLE. while DEATH Is THE
EXCEPTION" 'sI Know, - saya Dr. g.,
"that they Will prove rot OHIy SURE > IE:f-
EDK In CONSUME HPTICN as QuIEIae IL I'm Inter
Eafttent Fever, but siso offeafunl P1sKsLK-
VATIHE o. Tereinat.on n Smell Pox".
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Wincbester's Genuine Preparation"
Ia THE aNTx prvrAprp

Torn OF Dr. Church lis Remedy MADE from the
original Formula The action OF the Hypcplo- phitss
sTWoToiD and specific: fnoroa'inG the prinripc WHH
l cossrrtrEs sERNo PORCH, ard they are tho MOTT
PowkyvL HLeoD oxNERArsc ITKNIa TS.wS. T7i0 effect
spon the tuboreuAr condition Is AREDIATE ALL THx
sksEmAL srkPToNa T1sAPrEIEISo WITH EAPfufYf VIM
KAIIr NlRVnors They Fslssss tho cocgh di r5ni.h
expeetoratioa, improve tho appetite, ayrest darr q \
the HssM Frcdts eAiis, and I-v,- ee.-a; lilo E,~.s
bae1as regular and TTx sIExr cAIx AND PEoJUuSD'
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Bricks! Bricks !

THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE HIsroRY OF TIT
WAR.
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EFFECT OF THE REMEDY.

IL oa tAe ssElisst Appearances OF thsse siKns Of
Gssss@ptiss. the patient takes daily nboHt ten
krai-s % the HYPoPHosPHITL5. he will usually
see shs@ all dsaprcaT in a period vs-ytnR from .
esw weeks 70 . few months and By continuing the
seeasisual sso Oft the ReEeAy, HE WILL SPEED
iii YIHD HIMsR1.P IN TIE ENJOYMENT OF
SUCH HEALTH As HE, PERHAPS. HAD HEvKR
EsowN unIs LIFE BEFORE."
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DO YOU KNOW Hf

C0SsTNToS Is TIT MOST FATAL. Sc -PdE CT
MASKlSD II has beer t-u!y regarded as ~ ISCJE4-
XAiApY-few sETvivicgits attack. '' one sizk
q fhs trhoIe human TGre' gays r CHURcrII, q aaa
AURE THAN ONE HALE OF Al. TIE ADJ 1T TOPu-
LlIiJE Of roe csiizr corlnI:ith PEHs BY THIS
DLSEAsE" what SAD coLausniaTy On the bOas.e3
e11cary u the Healh Z Art
Ths brilliant islpyory Of TT. Church:l, made to tho
Jmpertl Academy of Mei.cas Of Par has proved
tsI,ziaae ban tc the Eorli ry tho Iss Of this
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-25
Board Or Alderman

At q regular mseting of this body Tuesday
evening, the President being absent, Aid.
Hurley was called to the chair.
The Mayor made verbal report In rsla-
ton 70 several matters.
The bill to establish permanent Board OF
Health, passed third reading The bill was
introduced By Dr.. Woodward.
AID. Woodward offered q resolution to pur-
chase an iron safe for the use of the Reve-
nue. Collector and City Treasurer, for the
better preservation of the books and pa
Pers Of Corporation. Adopted.
Aid Bell introduced bill TO increase the
pay of the oatlers o. the steam fire engines.
Passed.
Aid. Cheatham introduced a preamble and
resolution expressing sympathy with the city
of Charleston, on account of the recent fire.
Adopted.
Aid. Cheatham presented the appointment
of r. u. Watson as assistant Keeper Of the
Work House, by Mr.. Hill, the newly elected
Keeper of that House. Confirmed.
Dr.. C. Z. Winston was UNANIMOUSLY elect
ed Alderman Of the 9th Ward, In place OF
D. C. Love, resigned.
A bill for the benefit of VI. E. AcAlistef,
introduced by Aid. Woodward, passed three
readings, under a suspension of the rules
Aid. Newman introduced a bill TO amend
the Law establishing a steam fire department,
which vas passed en- first reading aud re-
ferred.
The bonds of J. L. Dortch, II. C. Cotton,
James Wyatt, J. W. Kinney and Daniel
Cunningham, were presented and accepted.
The Board then adjourned till Thursday
evening, to elect City Treasurer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-25
New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Saturday Evening, Dee. RI. 1861.
COTT0E-We have not heard of any sales
TOBACCO hid sold at &c and 10 at TX
SUGAR-There ia a fair demand q: yesterdays pri
ces The sales embrace about 1000 hhds fair 20 fully
fair 24GSx, clarified yellow -iG6Xc.
AOLASSES-The demand is more freely met and
prices are rather easier. About 5000 bbls sold at
l0h9l9c for common TO choice fermenting, and 100
20c for prime to choice, lots OF the latter com
mandng 20Hc per gallon. Also $50 half bbls nc 22c
for prime and 1880 for choice.
FLOUR-t5 bbls unbranded sold at SIC; IS supercne
ut $40 125< and SO bbls extra at SIl 80 Dbl We
hear OF other sales the particulars OF which are sup.
pressed.
CORN-e40 sacks white sold at see; 200 a, o. and
AIS at 92Ec . bushei.
BRAN-1oo sacks sold at 81 . 100 rs
wHEAT-24o sacks red sold at 81 2 bashel
HAY-10o bales Crab Grass sold at So! and q small
lot at t28 p ton.
LARD-There have been some small sales Of tierces
At soc p fb.
SALT-We notice sales at auction OF 500 sacks
Turks Island Tin gunry bags) at s. IS per sack 500
screened in Liverpool sacks at IS co. lot OF Liver
pool fine at 81 so, and 600 sacks Liverpool
Sc IS.
INDIA BAGGING-We have heard that there has
been some movement in this article, and all was
bought up which could be had at Csc p yard
BACON-Shoulders retailing slowly at 23e; rib
bed sides, csc; clear sides, 2T92Sc plain hams, 22@
2sc; and sugar cured, 25c p rs
WHISKY-Rectifled is retailing ut the advanced
rates OF 81 1of911 Is gallon.
LARD-Prirne, in kegs, ia retailing at 2s030c 2 Ii.
PoRK-Aess is retailing slowly at $3s94s Q Dbl.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-25

EGG-NoG.-A bowl of egg-nog found iti
way last night into our sanetum. We
called around 1t number of gentlemen who
knew how to appreciate good thing;
and it il astonishing how suon it was dis
posed Of The fact is egg-nog is favorite
beverage about christmas times with our
frisnds-vithout It christmas is no christmas
at all. Its "mothsr's milk" to them--that is
to say, the sort OF milk that Old Kris used
to bring before the world got SO dainty. But
1t was not Old Kris who brought u that
bowl last night. It was from our friend
Tox CoYskY on Dederick street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-25

We would like 10 know If the authority of
he Committee Of Safety has expired. Il is
evident, from the information we publish
occasionally from Northern papers, tina: We
are entertaining enemies in our midst who
should be attended to, If they can be found
The Cincinnati C., zzasyeiaE has been informed
hat there are men here ready TO welcome
the federal troops. Let them be ferreted
out By all means.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-25
Masonic Meeting.

On Friday veneing, December eth. which
d the anniversary of st. John the Evangel-
LET, the Masonic Lodges of this city will fn-
stall the officers elect for the en- suing twelve
months. The exercises will be public, in
the spacious Hall of the Masonic Temple,
and IN Address will be delivered by Rev.
Dr.. s. ID. BALDWIN.
This II the frst public installation that has
seen held for some years, and the ceremo-
niles will be Of themselves very Interesting.
Or. BALpwIN's address will, no doubt, be in
his ueaal elegant and attractive style. and
We recommend our readers 10 be present.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-25
9g Telegraph.
asasl osspasA 70 De ssshstue saa1s,.

Sos5al Dispatch to css Sashsllse Far5at.
RICHMOND, Dec. ga Paris paper says
the alternatives offered BY England TO the
Lincoln Government, were to surrender Ma
son ard Slidell. or Lord Lyons would be
recalled. the Southern Confederacy reeog-
nized and the blockade raised. The New
York RsralS of the 21st says Lincoln win
yield to the demands of England. &
"Stonewalp' jackson shelied Williams
port on Tuesday.
Senator George ". Jones, of Iowa. hes
been sent to Fort Lafayette.
An Official report from Gen. Mccall dated
DranesVille, the goth, says in his general
orders, that the LIST Pennsylvania Rifles and
Baxton's battery had brisk fight with the
Confederates and defeated them, when they
fed. Confederate loss, forty killed and ten
wounded. Federal loss two killed and eight
wounded.
RIcHxoS8, Dec. 23.-The Lynchburg Re
publican has q private letter stating that
Gen. Jackson, with Gen. Ewell's brigade,
lefs Winchester on the 10th, and on reaching
VIC l OSOA&oSy 0CctkSyS0 AolAA Esos ~ VdASA
feeds the Chesapeake and Ohio canal. By
destroying this splendid stone dam, water
communication between Washington and the
coal region Of Maryland Is effectually cut Of
Washington is thus reduced to great strait.
NKw ORLEANS. Dec. PA special dis
O'Clock last night, says flag of truce from
Fortress Monroe brings the Norfolk Herald
Of the 2lst.
The Herald says there is no danger of war
with England. Lord Lyons had Two inter
views with Seward on Friday, both Of a
friendly character. England has made no
demand for the surrender of Mas.n and Sill
dell yet. The latest Washington dispatch
Gays the Cabinet has decided to accede to
the demand of England, even if It involved
the surrender of the Southern Commission
ers, on account of the exigencies growing
out of the rebellion. The Herald says the
United States will settle with England a.
future time.
A special dispatch to the Picayune from
Norfolk, dated to-day, says the dealers in
bullion in New York are preparing to make
shipments of specie 10 Europe. Sterling Ex-
change is quoted at Ill. Specie in the banks
s35, 100000. The people of the North are
greatly excited. Northern journals advo-
cate concession to the demands OF Eng
land, in restoring the Southern Ministers and
spologising for the insult. Lord Lyons IL
pressing the Lincoln Government. All is
confusion.
Later. There is great rejoicing at Nor
folk over the understood fact that the FEEDER
al Government refuses to surrender Mason
and Slidell on the demand brought by Sey-
mour, the British messenger. 1t is consider.
ed that war between England and the United
States is certain TO occur.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-25

Col AASsY's r E0INENr.--The Is lest ad-
Vices We have seen from Col. MASEY's Regi.
nent of Tennessee Volunteers, was OF the
18th inst. They were then about 20 miles
from Strasburg. Va, where IL Ia supposed
they will remain, so as 10 be In striking dis
lance Of either Winchester or Manassas.-
Persons wishing to write TO members of the
Regiment, should, for the present, address
.heir letters TO StrasbuTg.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-25

A thief entered the private residence OF
one of our most worthy citizens, residing on
Vine Street, Monday night, but luckily his
movements aroused the h. sd OF the house.
and be was constrained to leave without any
thing to pay him for his trouble. 1t il sup
posed he secreted himself in the house before
it was locked up for the night Is would be
we'll enough for our citizens to be on their
guard against such nocturnal visissns-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-25
Sherif'S Sale.

ID Z virtue of yend. e1. and d. IA. TO ns directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Ercnit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, at tts Sept. Term
1850, will expose to public GALE 90 The highest bid
Nashville, on Wednesday, the 22d day OF January !,
1862 all the right ttle claim, interest and eststs
which Thomas G. Janice then had, or may have snce
lying in Davidson county, State Of Tennessee
fonr miles from the city Of Nashville snd bounded
follows: the North by the lands OF Daniel Young
and Jerry Smith and Whites Greek, abe East By
the lands Of John D. James and John Walden, on the
South by the Hides Ferry Turnpike Road and Bsra-
min Hide, on the Weet by the Lands Of David Aber-
nathy and Benjamin Hide, containing about arres
being levied the properly OF Thomas @ Jsuaes
and sold under said a. IA and ssid vend satisfy
. Judgment rendered In favor Of John D James for
himself and &c, sinst the said Thomas G. James
JOHN K. EDAUNDSoN, Sheriff.
deeA BIZ Z. D. WHrvoR1H, d. Shift
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-25

Yesterday at about o'clock, a. NJ, .
couple Of white burglars tried to get INTO .
residence on Spruce street, bat were discov.
cred before they succeeded 10 effecting an
entrance. A crest deal Of vigilance on the
part of the night watch is necessary just now.
1t would be wise policy, on the part Of the
city authorities, to increase the watch for the
remainder of the winter.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-25
Important to Taxpayers.

CoLLScroR's 0FS1os.
Nashville, Dec. 9th, 1861.
Inc tar payers II the city of Nashville are lctined
that the for 1851 for the benefit OF the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad, has been levied By the
City Council and the books placed in my office where
payment may be made.
Corporation Tax payers who have thus ar neglected.
setle their taxes for the present year earnestly
,,luestsd TO call and pay without delay they vii!
n ,rsby save costs and interest Longer Indulgence
n.,not be given, without injury 10 the public.
A. Sz1soS,
1scs-lm Collector, City Han
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-25
Dissolution Of Partnership.

FTNHE Partnership heretofore existing between tAe
i undersigned In the Drinking kaloDa on Deaderiex
s1reet, known the fmpeialb Is this Gay dissolved
q Vaxnes q Wand are sssnned BY Hr. Charles uand,
he being alone authorized % ssid firm name IN
liquidation d debts. Hie friends yin and HIN at
'.HeAdqrarsry'v Ne i2-tAe cd sfand-oa Deadertck
street. D. D. WARNER
.decloSs CA WAND
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Cour6ittsa b thu Jdl

" 1891, negro IRaa who says his name b Ednsna,
md belongs TO Duncan Mari, OF Clarksv1la. said
ooy = about IS ysars cid weighs 1so 60 pounds,
feet CT inches high, complexion htzck fhe owksr
ID requested to come forward, prove property snd
pay charges as the lRw directs this, the 18th day Of
Decsmbef, 1851. WEI u. EuNaTON, Jalor,
decls-af at NGhY}lie, Tsaa.
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information Wanted.

The undersigned desires TO obtain information az
20 the whereabouts OF James B. Gilbert, who be-
longs TO Col Thompson's Sd Kentucky Regiment. BE
Is requested TO report himself at this Office Any
formation in regard TO him will be thankfully received
By bis father.
dec23-lt JOHN GILBERT
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FnEGAR--For a good article of Vinegar
for table use. call at the store of our friend
n. II. SMITH, on Market street. he haa 9TH
er good things there aiso--anong.s them very
old and pure apple brandy.
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HKAporARrBRs IsI BAT. CLyAIzY,0
Camp near Monticello, KY, ?
December II, 1851.

reward Of $50 each viii DO paid for the apprehen-
oo and delivery 10 the military authorities OF the
civ az y,shvills OF the following members Of tho Bat
talon: Nike hays, Horstio Witty, James Jackson,
Crockett Rhodes, WIN. Hutchinson, Vim Steele, and .
scamster, james NeWiand.
Thers are others who are absent and have been re-
.rnx4sd 70 headauarters Lsutersnt Calvert wiz re-
orf hnssN wish the ssssntees be WAS sent tor I'm.
ned;ately.
r r. RIACKNAS, Acting Amt and Major.
de<25Iw.