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Recruits WAETED-FO serve in the 10th Regiment
now n,Kentucky. They viii be required to serve
only the balance Of the term-nine months. Any
one wishing to join VIII meet the undersigned at
DEMovnLE Co.'s on Friday next, at II O'Clock. or
at the Office of LITTox BOsTIcx. They VIII lneet.
Corporal Battle. A. J. ADAMS,
liant 90th Raoimen4
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RIcHNoSD, Sept. PA lady who arrived hers
to-day, from Baltimore, reports the Baltimore = Z
chGzgs, the Sosak, and the Republican suppressed
The SIN viii soon be suppressed also. The Peabody
institute is being filed up asa prison for lady Sc
cessionists.
The Central train brought 40 Yankee prisoners
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION


We are authorized to sunoan-s, R CHEAT8AMs can
ddsie for recession to the oice Of Mayor CT NashVa
aRg2l-e'
We are authorized C snuou ACTON Y0UF6 candidate
for Mayor o. nashville a. Ii ensuing election
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In Chancery at LaFayette--5uns Rules
1851

(HooDALL and Andrews vs Richard Wright aad ohsrs-
T On motion appearing 10 the Clerz and Master, that
Richard Wright of the defendants in this cause IS
readent of Of Te that TIE ordinary
Of this court served upon him is therefore erdered
By Clerk and Master Of ssd Court that publication be 2s
IN the Union and American for four weeks requiring
The said Richard Wright to appear at the coEr in the
town Of Lafayee county Of Macon and STATE Of Tenes
see on the Isl Friday after ID Monday August then and
there peaa deur compliments BILL and in de-
IAult thereof sid bill will be for confessed and set for
koaring ezparte Is to him. This 4 = June, 1851.
-svsfsWStuTssss JOHN OLAIB8REE c, 1 4
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siruntion WadteaI

GETLEAN Of may years experience, wishes Situa-
~ ten Principal Of nigh school or Academy, in Mid
Adsress b s. Boz 70 Nashville, P. o. Methodist Pub
is6inr Uu5a ang24-d1t&Wlts
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uTTY nurfuRa.
general order No II.

HEADqARrERrs lss BATAII1os TENN CAvALRT,
Carr CUssISos, 18th September 1861. { !.
Every oficsy Don-commisaioned officer and pri
vate belonging this Battalion except those absent
on sick leave ~ under special ordersl are hereby
ordered to join tnls Battalion immediately.
By order Lieut.. Col. F. N. McNAnY.
Ed. D. Hicks, A-;;'t Major. septic.
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The proceedings bstore Judge Humphreys on
Yesterday were of no special interest
Tha brothers Dickson, from McAinn county, were
examined and II appearing very satisfactorily that
siace the IssulrCe OF Gen Z 3lIcOtfers prOclams-
tion they had changed their course and advocated
an entire QY.oac- Ege and submission to the will
OF the peup.- pres. i "a: the bsllot-boX il June
snd IN August aad lad used their honest efforts
towards T. cling Gl,9au!Ias Of the military COM
psnies in Nc.,iaa and had eXerted themselves In
qug.inE The lgs.s Ci lie Caou men of their yicin-
ity, they wgrg very properly discharged by the
court, and ,heryUPCn came forward and took tie
oath uf allegiance 30 the Confederate States
The case ID the Rev. William Henry Harrison
Ouggan, who By TIE way is not physically 'lhe
,hsdow OF p Hsua" Vas likewise disposed of. He
as released on entering into his own recognizance
be a good citizen and 70 preach 10 more such
oC,rines a. lh.C OF resistance 20 the powers that
=. but Lenc.iCrlh 10 use his efforts TO counterfeit
ID such here's. and sCisms
We Leii-,s tl-t all the cases before the Court
sVe now beer .-s5a upon and presume that the
snrt VIII tn,a q fjourn the present term
AJ%U.t-s Is. str. s. D. y.
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CITY ELECTION.

Taueeting Of the City Council Thursday, 18th in DE
following persons appointed to hold The election Ia
the several Warns Of the city Nashville Saturday SeFe
be 18th inst purpose oeleng Mayor eight Alderman
Councilman for fren the lSt &c
fntar
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NashvIIIe Gun Factory.

STOCKHOLDERS in the Nashville Gun Factory RStined
that the Directors bsve made call Of live Dollars upon
each payable before tie FIRST Monday In sepe'
next The Stockholders requested lat the ofcs Of ne
Undersigned No AK Cherry street, nd make prompt pay
Eents. J. L. R03T1cK,
Rus25-a sScEesaEy and Treasurer,
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a FEW select day toardes and TIVE small &Diliea
"a will be resolved in = nice private residence.
difference given and required. Address
EeptI6-dlW r. II A., Post UHies, or this Once.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27

FoR RENT-A desirable suit Of rooms in Me
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
office. deczS-N
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BLIND ToM's CoACERTs- remarkable child
of genius gave another of his inimisable and thrill
lingly interesting musical entertainments ct the
Masonic Temple last evening. This VAS the second
of the series proposed for the benefit of our South
ern Soldiers. Another will follow this evening and
another for tie children to morrow morning. 1t
should be pleasure for all to contribute something
to the cause for which these concerts are given and
when such rare entertainments are enjoyed while
we bestow our means for the Soldiers. No one
should fail to be there. Tom more than sustains
his high reputation.
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The ladies of Edgefeld are requested to meet at
Presbyterian Church, On Woodland street, at four
O'Clock to day, to cooperate with the Soldiers Re-
lief Society of Nashville
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Gem. Tobns.on,s Proeiamatisn.

Il has already been announced that General A S.
JOHNSTON has entered upon his duties IS Command
er of the Western Division. Below we subj1in, as
part of the history of these times, the Generals
proclamation to the people of Kentucky:
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We s-e a1.A Izel TO announce J. PkTTGR5oN a.
didse Ter Mes snler nts Of Tennessee. sep27aS
We are a. tho lied to announce JAMEs o'c0EELL, Of
Davidson county Cazdse for Messenger Of the Senate OF
Teanessce. eePt. 4.
Weave auberiz7d to announce JULIUS B. BRIDGES, Of
Mcsiinn, a eanai5S,e for Messenger Of the Senate
seP7-td'
Principal Clerk OF the Hsuss.
We err auto, eel TO ayr uuce T6os. BROOKS, smith
count caad,ts PTilc pal CLERK Of the ou Of Rep
ressnt.tyeI sep27-etds
Lam candcat for rrnc al Clerk Of the H5ue Of Repre-
ssntatTes. Sepb
We are suSoriz d to aunoune. = K. s. RUsswUkM as a
candidate rc pal Cer- OF the House Of Representatives,
sep.l2-td
We authorized to annouues ". P. FARMER Of semer
Vile candidate for PRepai Clek OF the House Of
sentaiyes Sus2l-ts
Assistants Clerk OF the House.
We are suhorizel 70 announce WILLIAM J. PARKEs Of
Williamson = candidate fer Frs Assistant CLERK Of the
Houseo Repres ntati seJ
We are author ged to announce VAN DYKE, OF Nc.
MINI, graduate for Assistant CTk # the House OF Rep
reBsntadv-s s=p7 ID"
EnRFOssing Clerk OF the House. :
We are authorized snucunce ". Il. MOTT, Of DeKslS
county, candid Ue Tor Expressing lax CT the House OF Bop
resentstiyes sep2O-dtde
We are authorized &, aunouUcs THOs. L BATEMAE, 81
Nashville, cndd&,s fr Engosng Clerk OF the House Of
Representative.
Assistant Go0r.Hceper Of the House,,
Weare authorized to announce JOHN @. BRANsToRD Of
Smith candidate Ast Mt DoorAeeper Of the next
House ReQfsse tati7es. ssplg-atd'
We auth TO announce II. o0WARDIN oandi.
date for Assistant Door Keeper q the Of Representatives
Of Tennessee Lsgisl tu-e RuE3O-te
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confederate Treasury Notes.

TEJHE undersigned OF Nashville Hereby advertise
that they tke at par the Treasury notes 81 the oen'
all merchandise they have for Sas, and in
payment for all 6eb.s due themI
Notes par all the COcfsderacy; and furnish
exchange New Orleans where they wall for AZ knd8 Of
groceries, etc.
Gardner & Co, Thompson 4 Co,
Coax. Bsi ey & Co, Macy 4 Hamilton,
r 8 an,ns & Co, J A Mct lister & Co,
EEin Pen Teton Co, Ian er Phil pc 4 Cs,
Evans & Co, James johnson & Co,
IrbV Vorgsn q c., A Hamilton & Co,
Morgan Co, Armstrong Co,
A q 7saaps & Co, HU Nicer 4 Co,
Fall { Gum nghsm, Terrats Bros,
Pie. Shepherd & Co, Ewing, hcCrory Co,
A II uicks & CO, stTatt0n & Seymour,
W Eskin & Co., Morris & StFatton,
Aliiscn. Anderson & Co, Woods, Yeatnaa ( Co,
NcNairy 4 Co, Hillman Brothers,
A J Duncan Z Co. VT Berry 4 Co,
II B plumnsr & 20, Mccall & Fall,
FuTm,uE Co, Porter johnson Co.
Sam v nIeyr Z Co, And many others.
d q
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SPECIAL Mor15zs.

Iseaasf havs yOu sen Prof Rosss sagstns-oSs
FaPsF. keAd 1T It will lnfsTest yos.
raar22-dkWIF ------
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WORKmEN WANTED.

WSattern Makers, Blacksmtthss and Rins
ishes can I'D immediate and constant empsoyDent By
calling A. p Ward, Superintendent Of &Ahvs Gun Iae-
toEy, at Ellis MooTsE foundry. epSlu
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NOTICE no POETUY ETOnDR

fEt NOTICE TO POLICY GSEOE
TNRoM bis date, and until rer nsoe, the War
ClsuBe viii be inserted ii all Open fol>iss ssusi By Se
Fennasase Marine and Pre- Insurance Company and the Nash
VILLA Commercial INSURANCE Company.
4. ". BUTLER,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurance Co.
JAMEs WALKER.
BsoEssary Commercial Insurance Compass
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WANTED.

b.Dre twenty two Ae7es Of woodland n tie vsoiuIv
Of NsshTillIs for Gig property or Negroes. Apply y
J E.R LAY.
sep7 safe oapihl
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GRASS AND GARDEN SEEDS
Nd ED CLOVER, Timothy, Orchard Grass Kentucky Blue
8 Gr5s Herds Grass, Hemp Seed and variety Of Garden
Seeds in bulk for sale in Quantities to suit purchasers Terms
cash. WM. LYON,
sspl3dkwlw Market street, Brood.
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.r Principal Clerk of the senate.
We are an oriaed % annSrnee FRANC NJ PAUL flae As
iant CLERK Of Senate candidate fer Principal olh
Of the seaaie OF sugl3-d
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FIRST WARD.
JUDGES R castleraR, D B Daniels, W N WlnburnI
Recsirer Of Tofes-Pstrick McTigus.
Cgefks-Thomss Roberts, Vim Vance
Magistrate 10 AHead-J Briggs, Esq.
Election to be held al Morris & STATIONS Warehouse
SECOND wARB.
.Judgss-T Halle, John BDges, George " colemAn.
Recsiser Of P0tss-John W Coleman.
Glerk8-E Thompson and Charles Eloan.
Magistrate to Attead-Isham Dyer, Esq.
Kle -tOl to be held at MeFeuans Livery EtAble.
SECOND WARD.
Judgss-capt stockeIl Joha Reddick, DR. R conlty.
Receicer Of Totss-Wm Harrison.
Gerks-Davis Nelson, Henry keebls.
AIgistrats to Atsnd--J Aiexa. der, Esl.
Elecion to be led at " Boyd's ofsss.
FOURTH WARD.
.Jadgss-M Brantly. Robs Mills, VIM PAitsrssn.
htcti1er Of I0tes-Jo L Ryan.
Magistrate 70 ARe4S-W D sObertsOn, Ksq.
Exc ion 10 re held at the Theatre.
FIFTH WARD
.Jsdges-w Iorin, A shsntlans, Z slsDOek.
hee,dUer Of FOtes-Jordsn Coleman.
CZetks-John Dashiells
Magistrate to AasHd-JOsiah Ferris Esq.
Electcn to be Leld at Latimer SANKEY'S.
SIXTH WARD.
Judges-w W PetSor, Thomas Leek, Richard Necann
hecei0er of ToteS-V Baugh,
CerEs-Thomas Cunningham, . arter Thuraond.
Magistrate TO AheHd-W Wilkinson, Esq.
Election to be held a. Sankey's stable.
sETENTH WARD.
.Judgss-E steei. R Owen, Hurt.
hecei5eF of TOtes-N Corbett
Gle ks-James Meadows, W Handley,
Magistrate to Btend-JOhn COrbeit, Esq.
Election be held al Temperance Ball.
EIGHTH WARD.
.Judyss-John Hobbs, John Tanks;ey, VIM james.
Recetpsro of TOtss--I g Hasbrook.
CleTEs--N UTtch, James Patton.
Magistrate 10 Attend--W Meacham.
Election to be held at FireIans Hall.
sel,tz2-d de W. A, GLENN, Recorder.
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Bank Convention.

9The New Orleans Bee Of TIE 18th inst ssys star ch
is now manufactured in that city
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Rscruid & ,ems 30 be gong on brlskly through
i West 3SuHgssss, HUd ;ae country districts are
w responding 70 tie enthusiastic rush to arms
HIGH carried Oh such vast portion of the city
,pulston sixty days since.-MIaphis appeal Sep
RJeT "a
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PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, the armed occupation of part of Ken
lucky by the United States, and the preparations
which manifest the intention Of their Government
TO invade the Confederate States throught nat terri
tory, have imposed it on these last a necessity
of sefdefense, to enter that State aud meet the in
vasion upon the best line for military operations;
And, whereas, it is proper that the motives of the
Government ofthe Confederate States in taking this
step should be fully known to the world.
Now, therefore, /, Albert s. Johnson, Ganer-
al and Commander of the Western department of
the army Of the Confederate States of America
do proclaim that these States have thus marched
their troops into Kentucky with no hostile intention
towards its people, nor do they desire or seek to
control their choice in regard to their union with
either of the Confederaeies, or to sukJugate their
State or hold its soil against their wi hes On the
contrary they deem it to be the right of the people
of Kentucky to determine their own position in re-
gard the belgerents. It for them TO say whether
they will join either Confederscy, or maintain
separate existence as an independent and sovereign
State. The armed occupation of their soil, both as
TO its extent and Duration will therefore be strictly
limited by the exigences Of self defence on the part
OF the Confederate States These states intend TO con
form to all the requirements Of public law and in
.ernational amity as between Tx msIl Ives and Ken
lucky, and accordingly command all who are sub
ject to my orders, TO pay entire respect to the
rights of property and the legal authorities within
that State, so far as the same may De compatible
desire of the people of Kentucky to maintain
q strict and impartial neutrality. then the
effort TO drive out the lawless intruders who seek
TO make their State the theatre OF war, Will sid
them in the attainment Of their wishes. If, as it
may not be unreasonable to suppose, these people
desire TO unite their fortunes with tie Confederate
States, 10 whom they already bound by so many
ties of interest," then the appearance aud aid Of Cons
federate troops viii assist them to male an oppor-
tunity for the free and unbiased expression Of their
wi nm tho Ils1A
net to be presumed that msJoFi-y Of these people
desire to adhere to the United States and become
parties to the war then can d0Ub the right of
the other beiligerent to meet that war whenever
and wherever it may be waged. Bat harboriug no
such suspicion, now declare, in the mama of the
Government which I serve that It's army shall be
Withdrawn from Kentucky so soon as there shall
be satisfactory evidence of the existence and execu
ton of like intention the part of the United
States.
By order of the President of the Confederate
States Of America. A s JOHNSTON.
General Commanding the Western Department of
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ay1g p.r the army OF Tennessee, have dispoI1 81
49, 80 i-fsest 10 as frs Of Hugh MecFea 4 &c,
asifrS Sic-es nd I'D ~ friends eontRuana e
10 e new fra that neg 20 ganersu1y sxnae1
. ae Ga, WHooPKR BARRts.
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FIFTH WARD.


AIderman-goDyRET NJ. FosG CeuneilmeR-RIcHARD {
Gar MR., and JORDAN P COLEMAN, will serve elected
senl5-dtd.
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AsAIstRut CIeYk of the SEM

We are auh,r to announce JULIUS A. TRoUsBALE as
candidate fr Assistant Clerk OF the sefats OF eanessee
septi2-M
We horzsl 70 announce JOHN hecLARTG, 81 Sum
comfy candidate for Assistant Clerk Of The Senate,
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$50 sseward.
AN DE II y 0 N,

VIII 7e t a5ove reward for the apprehension and deT'
L ers to Of
ANDE RSON,
IL taken ont Of the State or SIS taken and secured that
lean hin He may have left here With some Of the Bes
msnt5 CT nay stiH be about town.
Description.
Bs rt close hair large aod prominent lips ara set Of
esG 5er slow spoken, slight the hack Of the
neck ters weighs about $50 Lbs, about fsat 10
inches hi and il IL or Is year, old.
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JUDGES R castleraaR, D Daniels, W II WlnburnI
RecSirer Of Totes-Pstrick McTigus.
Cgefks-T homss Roberts, VIM Vance
Magistrate 10 Attead-J Briggs, Esq.
Election to be held az Morris STATIONS Warehouse
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T61HE rartnersAp herstosors existing between A0eH &c
and ". HO0FER HsRR1s, u0der the hrm ssyie 81 80
Nicer & Co., Is this day dissolved By mutual consents -
Hoo Harris having sold bis emf interest ~ stzs 80.
md ACCOUNTS 10 Huh Ncrsa hs viii sornus thu busls8
at TIE Old slsnd firm mans o. aagn aeSeA gs
ave assuaeI the liabilities Of The ed hr1 ana are aio1e
aatl-Or. eel 70 set ie he Old books. -, ,,,,-,-s
W. HOOPkz aARRE.
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JOB PRINTER WANTED.
LEGISLATIVE OFFICES.

T1TAxrED At THIS OFFICE GOOD JOB Printer.
Wv sspg n
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DFeSs.Making.

FIRST Hand Dress Maker will attend Ladies at their
n residences ny the day. Can furnish Singers Machine,
reou red. Address HARRIRE THOMAS,
nenQ4-dl4 Post Ofdfa. NashYillas
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PimpIes Banishedf
Faces EIade CIeaFl
HOW
weeks Of the Magnolia Balm ssssssly ham
IsEs bat elegant and efsctuol preparation.
PFies 50 cents per bottls Sold s7eTyEhsrs
WHHAGAN CO., Pr9pTstors, troy, 4. I.
fsA2l-dkE3n
CHEROKEE CUREI

IL WabuGSS0 cure for Seminal Weakness, Noe
tuFnal mR1issIOns, lHlpossRog, Lea Of Pc1sg,
Pdias IN Es Back, SteaS IN TIE RiSGicT, O6SF1sctsd
0ad Di1EouA Rs1struGtion, and az DissaScS caused
BY dsviGtn9 from ES pGs6 Of Nature, and i'sdEEgin0
IN SSkf-PoIuttoz.
By the Of this "CuFe all Improper discharges
ed the weakened organs Of gensrson speedily cured
full Vigor restored.
HtheP contemplating marriage, Eheuld renechst sound
mind and body necessary promote csnnUba happiness
In the "Cherokee Cure the poor dsted down sld
despaiHng deyotee Of sensual pleasure will hEd relief
ID safe AID pleasant In taste, but immediate its action
tanning mineral poison but prepared fo pare vegetable
extracts, In the form Of delicious syrup
Price - per Bottle three bottles for S. and and forwarded
BIZ express to all parts Of the world.
eeId BY AL respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER MERWIN. ProPrietors, Memphis Tenn.
Sole IN Nashville by Ewing Penlson, Besry DemoTi!
@. ". HsnderHhott, and By DruzgistS everywhere
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September p, 1861.
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NOTICE..

H AVING this dsy sold 70 NJ Robt IN mpsB, slAs
interest Ia the stock, notes and Gcseuuts Of TnoBPes
sperrg oo, take pleasure IN Recommending BIN = ne
frielCs and patrons % nc old hrn.
JOHN " sPBaRY.
HENRY SPERRZ.
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Rave removed ~ Shoe estabsh to Mazket street No
so, near the public square, door to Morrow & son
where would be pleased 10 seeny former euztous snd saa
And shall at All tim keep hand gelerai S
me { Of HON Made Boots end Shoes, In a. Erra.
vari-ty the price materials wis iu
Army bons AMI shoes and all kinds OfhAVy work kept IN
" made to O-der.
Highest market pIics paid for Hides and Leather
f-91t' JAMES ". HAMILTON.
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A Call.

LII those iade5ed to TIE ara Of ThonpSoH EpeTry 60,
n viii pease forward without dslsy AID Aks lay-
Sc ts = .P 8, 81 SIT RoBr THOMPSON q CO.
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seasOnabIe Ready-Made CIOIhiaR.

ID EN- SHIELDS co have just received large luyslrs,
- which tie eonsgnsr wishes to eoSs u LOT, At hs.
sep 4-dff BENZ. 3. sBIBEeS e do.
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Messrl Clark Gregory -eentE bottles
Of yeur Ambroal oil, which has given re satisfaction In
Collie, Toothashe and Headache.
oyFustsn, Tenn. GEORGE sTEEAHT.
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.
HRNJ. E. SHIELDS & COMPANY.

VETILL sell Tuesday morning and night septembsE 9Th,
Wv large consignment, TeesVng Of superior and de
srAbe Dry Goods Hats Shoes, Boe ETC. etc. bein tAs stock
Of retail merchant, embracing great variety Of Goods u he
best quality which will be Sed in lots 70 the trade only.
BENZ SHIELDS & co.
sep2I-dtds Central Aletisn Rooms.
ERSOEsi want Of acquainted with the process Of
smelling lead building smelling furnaces the most
turnlng out lead shape IND
by applying to JAMES GokDoHs
oeptG-d3t Charleston, 8. c.
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CHEROKEE REMEDY,
An uHEatlIng Specific for all Diseases ca
the Urinary Organs, and q Ge8eEaiE
Alternative aud BLOOD Purifier
THIS " REMEDY CURES WHEN ALL OTHER

THIS REMEDY" CURES WHEN ALL OTHER
PREPARATIONS FAIL
tits entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed fer Vsns
real Diseases, contains mineral potion na1sous
drugs, being prepared from roo bss and leaves in the form
Of q pleasant ard delicious Syrup.
Il natures own remedy for dsnoEThs {Csp) 9e,
Gravel Structure, and especially TeCOmeade4 Ter kluor Al
bus, whites in Fenaes fer this complaint it Is invaluable
As general Alternative and blood purifier it has equal and
does not fail to scrofu2 secondary syphilis, gandulsF
gWelngs, nercuSl Snd all eruPtVs diseases, caring he
speedily and Permanently than any other meal
cine It does this By purifying and cleansing the
blood Causing 1t to hoW in all its orgns purity and vgor,
thus removing from the system smpure and perncous
which have induced disease.
In all old cases GonorrhoA Get that have bsed all
medical skill Il Is especially reccDme1dedn old il
mover fails from three dsys.
Il Goes net eject the breath or interior. with any
kudzos.
II requires no assEsncs froE other medicine
II lay tie toilste, In counting With
cut Ra being suspected remedy fer private dis
Tresse Diseases, with ill for their
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
Fer full directions get Circular free from any drugin
the United States.
II sold at retail for 90 per bottle or three beIes fsr
all responsible druggists and dealers in mednss hrocghsu
he Uaitsd States and at Wholesale by all Wholesale drzgS
POTTER & mERWIN, sole Proprietor
MEMPHIS, TENN.
seM In Nashvls By G. ". Hendsrzhett, Berry Denev
Ewing Pesdston, and by AL responsible druggists
WHARF. oct2a6tW&vly