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n. 3. Subscriptions received and forwarded by
j. ". BARNES,
Agent for Manitowoc and vicinity, where speci-
men Engravings and Art Journal can be seen.
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WYdAN MURPHY, Sheriff
Paper Rags and Old CopDer,

TUE HIGHEST PRICE in cash paid for
Il Paper Rags and Old Copper, at the ues
store Of J. ERANDEIS.
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State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court of Manitowoc
County. George S. Glover against Martin
Kinney, Elizabeth Kinney, and Quartus
Lee. Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale
Tn virtue Of, and pursuant to a judgment rem
l. dered in said Court in the above entitled ac,
ton, dated October q, 1860, l shall expose for
sale and sell at public auction at the Courthouse
in the village of Manitowoc, on Saturday. the
l4th day OF September, A. d. 1861, at the hour
Of ten o'clock A. NJ. of that day. the following
described mortgagcd premises, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the amount
Of said judgment, interest and costs. together
with the expenses of sale, to wit: The cast
half Of the northeast quarter Of section No.
thirty-two, (32) in township No. twenty-o1e
III north of range No. twentyetwo- 22-east''
in the county of Manitowoc, and State Of Wis,
eonsin.- Dated sheriG's Office, Manitowoc, June
%, 1861.
WfAAN MURPHY, Sheriff
Mauitowoc Co, Wisconsin.
WM. M. NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The above sale is hereby postponed, until
Monday the 28th day Of October, i8GI, at the
same time and place-Sherif's Office Mani
towoe, September II, 1851
WYMAN MURPHY. Sheriff
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.ESH o. ToFesszsoy s. CO.,
join .iaCziESGia,
BEER s. KERN,

-orth side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ors in Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Class, Crockery, Fancy Goods, Oil-Cloth,
Soolen yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fiddles and
Guitars and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures,
Paperhangings, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit share of public patron
age.
Mauitowoc, July, 1859 nl-tf.
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SheFEG'S Sale.

Sheriff of Manitowoc County, Wisconsin.
WIN. NJ. NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Circuit Ceart-nIanitowac County.

Court Commissioner for Manitowoc Co., Wis.
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sSld % Rasnvils By g. ". HsadsFshOt, Barry Dsmov
HNtns PSadlstOn' and ~ III responsible dEngEgts
WAsgR aee7o6sR&y1Y
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card OF Thanks.

CAMP TRoUsDALE, Sept 18Th, 1861.
Editors linton and AmsriC1n As Surgeon of the
23i Regiment, Tennessee RIhsmen, l beg leave to
return my sincere thanks to Col D. d. Huyett, of
Nashville for the great interest he has manifested
in behalf Of the sick Of Regiment. Col. Hu-
yeti has upon several occasions visited our camps
with view to alleviate the suffering of our sick
and administer TO their comfort, spsring neither
time nor money 70 accomplish his object, and from
the many donations we have received through his
fundamentally, the suffering soldiers in my HospI-
tai at Camp Treusdsle, truly testify that some
benifcent hand has interposed IN their behalf out
side the usual limited supplies appropriated 10 them
10 camps / would that every man in our cOmmu-
nifty were inspired with the same benevolent and
humane de oton to our sick soldiers that might
render the soldiers home in camps more eOmpats
BILE and pleasant compared with its present di-
ton. 10 behalf of the sick in Our Regiment
l feel it my duty, to thus publicly express TO Col
Huyett our grateful sCknO wledgmsn for his I'M
csasing attention, and sincerely hope, tat many
others prompted by like motives, will visit our
camps, what is needed and if possible contribute
whit they can to the comfort of our patients sick
an suffering.
t. Mrs Tom Smith, Mrs. Nicholson Mrs. +. b
FJgg, Mrs. Cooper, and other most kind and benev-
Oent ladies we sre also indebted for generous as
sissuce IN the hour of need and for lending timely
and Efficient aid to my patients.
JAS L. THOMPSON.
Surgeon 23d Regiment.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

zC@ DR. KING, formerly Of New York, Tor the
49, four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who
devoted attention to the treatment Of private
thirty yerr atters himself having attended practice
many years, cured Thousands he Gu
all diseases Of private nature, they may
nHdicisuB medical treatment from neglect their
DR. Kings Dspensary No. % Deack street. between Cherry
and the squsr where be all diseases private nature
oEoRHEA cured without nAucous medicine n:srFsrenes
fren business.
sTRcTUREs Of recent date, SRctpslly cured In lev
DAYS By an operation which pain Where structure
exist health enjoyed Perhaps
mischief and undermiRes the constitution much.
sEPHILIs, all the diseases Of the skim growing
Iect or bad treatment, eheoHRy in lew days
SEMINAL particular attention having given
this disease the gewn
o. in many By the destructive habits Of nconsderate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the PSSOns neglect
which will undermine he constitution, rendering subject
htfoF business society, and causing premature old Ase
Females who may be lsborng with any difficulty Womb
NAV rest assured Of immediate reisf.
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their with
directed to Dr. A King No o. Dearck street,
NASHVILLE will hR the necessary medicine Aeir
address, With necessary drscns Strict secrecy Oss
hours from o'clock in the morning untl the evening
nRv23 I85q-dGWly
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OnRnesFy Sales OF land and Nsuroe.
UTNDEa TSIous intsrioousory proaoancsd At Ia
the places, aud ths mentioned bsIos
proceed sell 10 hshsFs tisF pubic The oIloEsn
AZ he court house 5oor II LsbaBoo on the arst MsBs IN
October next being TIE IN day Of sid noah, ss the
In The eszs Of Burns " Fiousrs. ct SIS trse, Of
shout 76E eTsof land Ing IN civil district No q Of VI
sold % satisfy i1dgDsnt 10 favor 81 sEslt
burns - dsfsndAnt Flowers IsrDs, cash.
the toSn Of Lebanon, onug No % street, adjoining
he HarlsA Mil PTOpay Tsru' slo5 n eash. sss0 sz,
y required, and lien rstaintd-
In TIE q v and Z Smith " Thonsa, e. sir
tn sA.ssViis, evil dis rct Ne Js
WH-n county, adjoining The proPsrt smith copfin,
tng about one Snd onShs acres Tens $50 10 can ana ~
basncs 10 ysaE toad and security required ard ~ -
"A tns sass Of James csrsoo ard VT, ~ Pea.
hset Of afcGt 81 u sni 10 Wla-n en- n
the lands OF BIZ James Bari5Etsn g. otbsrs
Sod sau5 Jadznsnt Of SIS azd 500 ~ 20 a
falling % brig ns amounted ID IuisnenI bot VII - -
To- ms $50 in eash, AID osarSs Il twelve non Ia
In the oFkW Patton ~ Thos L RsT-pS - Al, 49,.
containing i4g aerss Gad IS pos, Ia Wilson oourt q -
tara Cgnbsr and =, sdoisin7 the 49, ~ ~ = =
Othsrs Terms, edit Il siE and ty.ivs
Win he riZht O. IeaszPnol
In tn sAssOi Wal HqShss ~ Ha-soa 4 Po.. t,,,..
sbOat So S5rss bling 10 oivti disrrieF No a az = q
adlouns TIE lands Of BrJE1 WARD ana athFa Tgrs L
In TIE esAs Of q sr0Vn ana vi "a = y ps-.s !. 80
about ss acres II land in civil district No az FiIs,o
a'i1as the And o. Johns-a, Sc Ial szaons apd "a
AsO. q tAs SANE time and Pas viii eas, for sac % ss
hSesst bld e the lostng likely nsgrsss, to-zit.
- - cas- o. tsilmans ~ James Oen uens e as
40 negro Eris-Atlyl asd al at Tn ani f.rfr .lej
SCOUT nt years 1hssnsgrlss re BOltfgr lri-tt an "a
ns nelfs o EaEn canm01ss deceased. Terms 90 an,
In t1s cas- OF JRnsA SHEPPARD ~ Jobz Tsy or Hlsiy
negro boz raued Isaac. Terms essh
10 tas town oansEs 90 TrLy o~sobsr 4h 1851 in ne
as o. Jeass Deas, Ai1insritr p Mar b. Frzs
Hl sal os, sitasted Bsid oRa "a CD lss q re
oy. bang TIE prepertg loId b TsOs Wilson IrsaI
Isrns, Q credit Of siG End slVs months.
Also 81 ths tine place IL tie e. Prize Patty
~ Delay, Adm nEfor, It1r The sTrvsy
u Md town e No = and ~ Terms cash
Jog howard, CkM
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Pri,oner. Ca,InR In

Yesterday lot of several prisoners captured by
Capt Fly, 10 Greene county. and charged with com.
plicity in the rescue Of David Fly the Union leader
aud others, were brought down on the train from
the Eat, and marched into confinement at Camp
Cummings.
LIST evening spout dusk Capt Plumlee's compa.
ny the Pecb Light Dragons from Cumberland Gap,
escorted tw, nty-three prisoners through the town
10 quarters at CaEp Cummings. They are said TO
be 4 UIiOn cImI any fIom Hancock comfy, under
command Of one Capt. Jarvis, who we're arrested
BY psrIy Of ViTPinisns, while attempting to mske
their wsy through tie mountains into Kentucky.
We learn they had q drum and fisR and several
guns and qusntity of pistols. Considerable gym
pstby was xprss ssd streets for these dslu-
ded men, and there was no lack OF indignation ex-
pressed against their leaders here and elsewhere,
who E st deluded and deserted them-who having
shrewoly knocked under,O in the mick of time"
are now walking the streets with unbushirg
edrontery, while their deluded, but probably hon
est victims are marched prisoners through the
town, 70 Be tried for that West Of crimes known
70 the criminal RaoETIAs Regis
~, SEPT. III
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For sale S.SOO Acres Of PINE re-
Lands.

gaVHR south e compelled 10 have Leafhs Ia z.f
here e chanCs Ole, ALI CO n -
selves. Hi ssll atNgsn-tIy ne 1lsss q y 49,
timber abundanes aBpply large Timer io 49, -
cone, together with Akuncanee OF timing water 10 ~
Bark, and free fad ards hAys i svs
sin good cottages. ard DCdicus re go
shelter b ~ Tie spot cs ths ntF
large ot q plank Butsbls s1' bg Sat, and SOo
cords q Bsfk ready also, large abe ter
other out hoIs8 hsre eulEaiion abcuf acres
b. TIE yar6 spot Mature has loTE ed his oy E ~
tan ing business II e IN az nils Of NJ EeassDt a -
o. he Tennessee and Abrams BAirod,a bezutnl vi1g
indeed, nsghbornoS Fehnt 70 char lee and
schools viii sell aid The lest Of (ne hird
eash h rsGDos 10 salt The puFckza sxcang9 or sew
pEoPeV soOaI o. groceries, Gng god ay Pr1Peg 9Es
look - QaO8a
1910
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Monetary and Commercial.

FRIDAY EVENING. Sept. IS, 1851.
The following sales Of Tennessee Bonds were re-
ported in New York on the 9Th: $4,000 at 4sso and
So 600 at 44o.
Cohes run up today to 42ie per ID, and there Is
but very little on the market 1t Il now quoted Al
42i945c.
Sugar hsa advanced fully Ito per ID. We quote
at loo in bbls and ie less In hhds.
Star Candles have gone up 70 s5CS4Oc per ID.
Nails have advanced, and are how held ct s595(9
625, per keg
Bacon has also advanced and Il no " held at lie
for Shoulders, 2O92lc for Hams, and &c for Clear
Sides, and 2S925c for Lard.
Whisky is up to 45c per gallon.
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only tel ms upon which any eonBiderabEe portion Of
the new 9onfcderste States would consent to re
main Ia the American Union. You Sppeai to us Is
tive were still members of that Union. We have
foresworn 1t for ourselves and children forever.
new and powerful nationality has sprung into
existence, and its soil is red with the blood of its
defeniers-bloOd shed by the hands of those whom
you would still hske us consider competriots
and fellow citizens
Your well meant attempt 20 make Free Masonry
the means of reconsolidatng the Temple of The po-
htcal Union could only result, even if the meeting
to which you invite us were practicable, in intro
ducng confusion" into that Temple where we may
still meet as Free and Accepted Mssons. The Grand
Lodges Of the United States are henceforth to us
land are nor we as Mssons, too much cOngrat-
ulate ourselves that relations to the former are
not complicated by the existence Of any general ju
risdicton, such as has been sometimes proposed
under the form Of Grand lodge of all the States.
We feel all the horrors of war as sensibly as our
Northern brethren, and IS all Mssons are led by
their principles to do But believing that our country
men are 10 wise responsible for them and fearing
that even effort for peace might at this time be
regarded as q movement iowa an impossible re-
construction Of the American UniOn we respectful
ly decline your request that we should meet with
yOu at Louisville, Kentucky. to consult upon plan
for adjustment of the present difficulties
wv LORD,
D. Grand Master of Mississippi.
B. S. TAPPAN,
p. G. Master of Mississippi
W. H. STEVENS
P. G.. Master of Mississippi.
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SECOND MOUNTAIN REGIMENT.

Il voluntee comp deSFisu Of the service Of
"a stst- for tseve months " II pro ,eed for hW
o. lc Ter Ii ing ton Cverton county Ten
W1erc be ito the service b. W Nc
Hen = Adj tnt Ieners Of State until tie sec7nd ReF
comp ets Gut thr con MES this been
nutsrtd INTO teTvite nd ere
Alter he csmps7ie' b. IN they prsss thtm-
the u ng CicsT that PUrPoe received
sch company he mpesei Of ysnty eight sbebad ed
VIII be ed By the scine sUr e:sst
DC guns sreq1Hei; there std ton a. to tec
ties which he mpz lee SHAH Tents camp equip
ago, Arafy been fu nished at So camp
for msat FIR % the foregoing In ths iornaSn
Of said regiment, Cevisty on wall Be made :
ApR3l-d1E
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CHEROKEE OUREI

An sHrGiSS0 cure for Seminal Weakness, NOc-
turnal EmIn lsslons, hspOkSHcy, LOss Of Poser,
Pdias ~ tAs Back Sons IN GtS Bladder, 06Strastsd
and DiDSoH6 AsBSTHdioa, and al DissdScs CAUSED
BY dsgidss1g from ~ Pdth Of Rastrs, AID isduEiaS
"a Self-P0Us8iOH.
By hs use Of this "oUrs" all Improper discharges
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured and
fall Vigor restored. :
stner x contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
mind and body are necessary promote eonnubia happiness
In the "Cherekee Cure the poor debsed, and
Departing deVotee Of sensual pleasure viii find relief
safe AID pleasant in taste but acon
tanning mineral poison but prepared Dm pure vegetable
extracts, In the form Of q delicious syFupi
Price ~ per Bottle three bottles for S. and forwarded
By express TO all parss Of the world.
Sold BY All respectable Druggists everywhere
POTrEk MEkNlN. ProPdetors, Memphis Tenn
Sold in Nashville BY Ewing Pendiston, Berry DenroVh
@. W. Hendsrshott, and b. Druggists eveFyEhers
SotlS-dtW&vIy
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Freuont aett,pe Nerros. Pre-

ST.. LOUIS, September I2.-Ths Major General
commanding (Gen. FremOnt) has ordered the fol~
lowing deeds Of manUmission Frank Lewis and
Hiram Reed, heretofore held to service or labor By
Thomas L. Snead, TO be free and forever discharged
IRON the bonds Of servitude giving them full rights
and authority 70 have, use, and control their own
labor, without any accountability to Snesd or his
representatives.
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BALTIMORE. Sept l6.-ConsrsssmAn May, and
Legislators Henry u. MOrht and W. G. Harrison
are reported arrested. Il Is also reported that
Benz Q. Howard, peace candidate for Governor, Is
arrested. also Dennison, Guinlsn and Dr. Lineh,
members from Baltimore county, and J. Hull
editor Of the Baltimore South. The Legislature
wss to have met Tuesday.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


LOUBvnLE. Sept. ls-Mr. Houston. from the
Committee on Revised Statutes, reported 6 bill 90
prohibit and punish rebellion In the State. and Il
was made special order for to day. The bill makes
Waging war on the United States, and enlistment
of troops for the Confederate States. or inducing
others TO Go so, joining or paradlng with comp
anies with che intent Of joining the Confederates
felony, punishable with from one 70 ten years i'm
prlsonment. The invasion of Kentucky by any OF
her citizens Confederate Soldiers is punishable
by death The law Is to 60 into effect in ten days
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In Ohancery at Lafayette--June Rules

TooDALL and Andrews Richard Wright and CHEERS
W On motion It appearing 10 the Clerk and Master, that
Richard Wright, Of the defendants In this
resident Of the State Of TenIes that the ordinary
Of this cannot be served him Isis therefore srdereS
Oerk and Master Of said Court that publication
Union and American four successive weeks requiring
the said Richard Wright appear the house
town Of LsfAyee in county Of Macon, and State
the LIST Friday after I'd MondRg August ne then
pad, answer demuF 70 csmplsnGnts BILL
areo said bill viii be taken for confessed and as foz
bearing SxpGEts y % hin THIS June, 1851.
ulyesNegx'HHs JOIN oLkIDoRER o. 4.
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The Supreme Judgsahtp

We are authorized sonounes A J. NARCHBANKs, Of
WrrFsn county, FER of u-t, st The election
october ths Ency oc-ssionsd ~ the
rsIzn.tion OF 3 Carlthers aus29-ts
We hoTiEtd BLOOMFIELD Ri Lkfs can
the Supreme G, I'LL the
easionsd by the nEnslOu Of the HGn 2 l. Csiutbas
Bg.U-e
authorizes n c. GCIl D. OF sumner, a.
rad # Il sRPrens Court at the sle ton
the attn Gay Of 0col sT aug side
We sre az ,bCTi1eO @nbouTcA " = COoPEh, Fec a.
esnddsi- the uplsns Court, At the election
the fIth day Of October rtxt. Gnks-te
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king Cotton and other Kings.

Much has been said, in verse and prose, about
cotton being king, and coal and gold. The staple
may be ruler in its sphere; coal is good thing
for steam and heating purposes generally, and gold
il very nice when one has plenty of IT, But Of all
kings the one most to be dreaded is the Fire King
and the best way 20 guard against its ravages is 70
have your property insured at the Insurance. Office
Of ". J. MARI, No. Is College street. sep5-d6
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Dae Hsoa County Gears. AUG. Rules, 1851.
"a A. Miller and VS. Rsbsr T. sssoe Ala Petition q
sell Lad
\, . NJ aisiastsn h-t r. MsfInek ard ".
AananAn nAtlee1 two Of the dsnl - ii ts sue AZ
o. me STATE q Tsunssss soa beyoud s re
tns eranrry process 81 his cout N i fhr.fo o1derea -
ne maj aaos for fouE Eses b. ne Cpon nd
AnsL.5 peonsesd IN sty q sasf v1ils ~
curing said aonresaent assudAas 70 a., 81 isio- ~ H
son OolEty Coeif - Sh asots, IL aons ~ In Noxs
aoovs pstes Or ne ssns an = Es1 isr sSs,.S Is .
Ten sne 81 .or ese.es = - = Aasast7 Isl.
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su1AEHa, adniastrstor, " Eases Wiso1 snd Oh
- ts,son g al lad It spr ssrir g ne II y
- - 5isg eey an3 u gaitha lacy dsfsrc
ansa e ths STATE % Tennes -. nat tie CT
ss-s 49, 80 oart E a q o. % y -
- "a ~ lls Ci.fk and yer kat pubilc -
a-1s ne lon an An rssn for our sve sVs ' sks -
- 80 nftsy Lay ard r, varth knn Lly, toap
y q house, IN the county Of ste.rt and sfars q
-, &c NJ MS Aesd Ocobsr nss ,sn ard tiers
% mar % ccmDlait hill nd iads asit
ID e I'll b sksn c5nsss nd set for hfsrier
q PAfes a. 2 tSsa- TaistA ssptsEhsr
..,s..,,,... ". COOK. CInk
-H1-1s y 3essS o. Stewart couGtg coart.
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me aa,sls an Gnu,sv aver

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1s.-Rosencrantz's Official 40
count Of the battle on Ganley river is similar TO
that sent last night. he says there were about 20
killed and leo wounded. BE found two stands OF
eOlOrs and took few prisoners snd camp equiPags
which Floyd had left.
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Wanted Immediately at the Military College two
cooks, one for meats and one for pastry-wOmen
white or black preferred Also three or fou good
mich cows. DIT"
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s.ptG-14lpr'ufssl9

ENLTsEA ooRL'Y - NoHtgaDs-y cossy, e ais --nr-
~ insl bi1n this case IL anl Es,tsr
az the dafsndAsts MOnisOnsry I'D NaEa IlsJ o. ar
lots sDd husband AadiIoa FuFso- and RlIa
billiard rssdsn Of The stss Of rs1nss 50 thar s
Odinary process Of lev be served Uo1 thu n
therefore ordsrs that pu0oAl0n nsda four sse,sig
UeoKs Ia the Uniou and AnsTs paper AB shsd E Ls
ely Of Nash s. sR1lns aGiI Do spDer The
TIE OhAncsry COHTt foe Wilson coUnty b b. IL
a. the osuhouss In bebanon, the In osF
nezE sad Plead answer d1ar 70 Sld BIZ viii
b taken - eoass5sd a. 70 ta, Aai &c Tor Ar1g Prs
~ the SAD term q he eouEt-
JOHN Z. EoRARD,o an.
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Mesrs Clark Gregory 6oi-eentE purchased
OF your Ambrosl Oil which has given tire satisfaction n
Collie, Toothaehe and Hssdachs.
oyruSton, Tenn. GEORGE STEWART.
MesIrs CLARK, aragoEy Co. Nashville, Tenn entlemen
gVe me pleasure 70 tell that Ambrosa Oil given
ne great relief and may than the Of any
ether medicine
have used one bottle and half Of your Ambrosal OIL
and from the ease has Civ in Rheumatic srderng
would not be without the ether bottle and one hall for any price
provided could not get An Respectfully,
". g. PURsLHY.
RinEgOld, Ga Sept Sd, 1853. apil-d&W2W
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From HaIIimOra.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-THE Provost Marshall a.
daylight arrested Mayor Brown, Ross Winsns Chas.
and F Lawrence, s. Wallace, aud P. Scott, mem
bers OF the Legislature, and delivered them 20 Fort
AcHenry.
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Weave ri,ed FRANC n. AUL, IAte Az.
Of The ssasts Of 1enaessse. Eugl3-d
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BEERsHEBA SPRINGS We are requested to state
that this watering place viii be kept open for
several weeks longer, and the usual conveyance
from Cowsn and Tracy City will be continued.
II I0r
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The Convention which met at Miledgeville on
the 18th, nominated the Hon. E. A NIsBET, of Bibb
county, as a candidate for Governor. Gov. Brown
the present incumbent, had previously consented to
the use of his name as a candidate.
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UNION AND AmERICAN BUsIN Ess
NOTICES.


Save all your rsgs-eOttOn fax, hemp, &C. and
send them to market where you can realize three
cents pound.
Tia South wears ost more such goods than two
such Norths and yet the North saves double the
tty Of rags for making paper. Let this he changed
hereafter Save the rags to make paper, and there
hr sarn rnnnav
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From washington.

WAsHNafoS. Sept. I3.-Tbe Times says there Il
considerable feeling among leading men, m eOnse'
Quence Of Mcclellan imprisoning fngiIiyes, 70 wait
the claim Of owners.
The Postmaster General is advised that no malls
go over the Hannibal & st. Joseph Road The
prospect for the resumption of that service "a bad
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WAsHNerON Sept. lS--AmOng ths names men
toned Tor galantry and soldIerly conduct are Gens.
Rosenersntz and Benhsm Oolonels McCOok. Little
and Lowe; Captains HGrtsuf. Snyder and McNuIlen,
and Major Burke.