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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-15

KENTUCKY.--We have never permitted our
selves to doubt that Kentucky will Ultimate
ly become one of the Confederate States
She has been, and still is, held back by the
hOrdes of yillaipous Yankees who have OBJ
tanned foothold upon her soil and have
gotten the reins of the government in their
hands; but this state of things can't last. She
Will yet be free, and cast her lot with her
Southern sisters, who wait to welcome her
with open arms. In the meantime, while
waiting for this happy event, don't neglect
&c call at ". J. MARR's. No. % College
S Street, and insure your houses, furniture, &c.
in s ome of his reliable Southern Companies
octl5-u a5E - "
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By virtue of an Alias Vend. Expanas to objected,
and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF
Davidson County, Tennessee, at It's September TERM
1861 tih expose public sale the highest bidder,
for cash. the Court House yard in the city Of Nash
Vile OIL Saturday the % DAY OF November, 1861, all
the right title claim, and estate which s. L.
Allen then had, may have since acquired in and 10
the follow described property (vZ peice or lot
of ground. bounded as follows. beginning on the corn
er Gd lot conveyed for Church, and Dr. L Ezeils
line, and running thence vest % Has poles 10 the
center Of the Turnpike road thence with the center OF
said Turnpike road south 40 degrees, 81 16lG0
poles TO stake on said oi aud the line Of PayEe's,
thence north IS poles 10 the soaih rleT of said
Church lot thence north IS poles the south west
corner Of said Church lot thence north IL poles 10 he
beginning being levied the property Of : l. Al
len 10 satisfy judgment rendered III favor Of W &
John SON. against s. l. Allen, W W. Goodwin and Z. b.
Bigley, this, Oct. Z. 1861.
90 JOHN X. EDMUNDSON. Sheriff
octs-td W d. ROBERTSON, Deputy Sheriff.
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TOBACCO QUOTATIONS.

SUGAR-The receipts have been more liberal, but
are still on limited scale The sales up Thursday,
inclusive embraced about 800 hhds, in small lots at
SIC. for New Common, 4s<G5ISc. for Fair to Fully
Fair TASK for Yellow Clarified and &c. = fb for
Centrifugal. Yesterday 10 hhds. sold AZ, II
al X, II Fair at "a Is Prime Yellow Clarified at
and o. hhds. yellow Cierifed al &C. for Common and
&c. for Choice.
MOIASsES-The supply is more liberal aud the de-
mand has been fair, but at declining prices;
tlced sales up 70 Thursday inclusive, OF about 1900
bbis ana 800 half bbs the market closing at 1SI9c
for Good and Choice in bbls and 1902 in half bbls.
Yesterday some small lots sold at 49, rime in bbls
and 20d2lc. in half bbls.
FLOUR-The supply is more liberal and the demand
has been limited at declining prices The sales Of 100
bbls at 50 25GSS so for Superiine, and So 50E0S9
bbl for Good and Choice Extra. Yesterday sales
comprised $50 bbls. Fair Extra at IS SO 2 Dbl.
CORN-The receipts have been limited and the de-
mand has been fair, prices showing advance. The
sales up to Thursday evening comprised 500 sacks
a range of 75c for damaged and S5G90c > bushel for
bushel.
NHEAT-The sales comprised 500 sacks Red at
ST 409Sl so z bushel. further advance. small
lot of Inferior Red sold 81 so.
oATS-The supply is very light, and the sales com
prise 600 sacks at so @S5c. 2 bushel. A further ad
BRAN-Tbe demand is fair, at advancing prices
The sales for the week comprise 100 sacks at 81 100
81 Is 2 leo lbs. Some small lots of Short sold at
HAY-The supply is limited and the demand is mod
crate. We noticed sales of SIS Prairie Grass SIS
Ito at 50, and 25 bales Western at $50 q ton.
P0RK-There is very little left sale Mess is re-
failing at S45 q Dbl. The stock in Mobile was pur-
chased by the Government at $40 q Dbl.
BACON-The supply of Shoulders is exhausted and
that OF Ribbed Sides and Clear Sides is extremely light.
Bacon Hams are retailing at 22c-, Sugar Cured Hams
%, Sides 20, and Clear Sides 2sc. q fb.
LARD-The supply in store is very light The retail
for kegs.
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Chancery Sale of Lands.

DURSUANT to a decree rendered by the Chaneery
Court at Nashville the 9th C May, 1861, the
case of Thomas j. Foster A. II. Ford and others
win SELL public sae the Court House in Nashville
on Saturday, November I'd, 1861 that valuable tract
of land lying the Nurfreesboro Turnpike road and
near the city, known tie a. H Ford place and
bought by him of Thomas J. Foster. A plan of divis
ion Of said tract Of land may be found on page 81 of
Book a. Registers Ofce Davidson county, and will
proceed 10 sell according to said plan, Lots No. l. Q
3, and 10-Iot No o, containing 81 acres and hay-
ing upon it all the improvements
ferms- 9, IL, Is and "a months credit without in
terest, and free from redemption: purchasers To
execute notes with approved sureties, PAYABLE IN
Bank, and lien TO be retained.
octs-td si@s eL & GLEAvEs, C. &M
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SberiTs Safe.

DY virtue of Vend. Expanas, To me directed, and
II delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of
Davidson county, Tennessee. at its September term,
1851 viii expose to public sale, to the highest bid
der for cash, at the Court House yard in the city Of
Nashville, Saturday the 9th day of November, all
right, title, claim, interest and estate, which Ralph
Martin then had, may have since acquired, and to
the following described piece parcel RIOT Of an in
Davidson county, Site of Tennessee, in the city Of
Nashville, and bounded as follows Fronting seventy
feet two inches Market street, and running
back and fronting Broad street forty feet four
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. H. Martin, Ralph Martin, and C. W. Smith.
November Il, 1891. . .-e-
JOHN K FDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
octl5 BY W. ID. ROBERTSON. Deputy Sheriff
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In Cl,ancery, at Waverly, Tenn.
Z. Cowen
i-tf vs.. 70. and
As s Warren and z IL Muunford 4 -

Z.
l-aa vs. o. and Att Bill
JAS s Warren and z. NJ Mumford. J
OCTOBER Rules 1861 On motion, supported by
" the affidavit of the complainant, from which il
appears the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master,
that the residence OF the defendants Warren and Mum
ford, is unknown to complainant 1t is therefore
dered that publication be made in the Nashville Pa
trot newspaper published in the city of Nashville
for four successive weeks notifying and requiring the
said Jas s. Warren and ~ Mumford to appear before
the Chancellor OF Court of Chancery for the
ty of Humphreys, the term of said Court,
be held at the Court House. in the OF Wavery,
on the first Thursday after the third Monday March
next and plead, answer demur, to compliments
bill, the WI! be taken for confessed, and
for hearing pdTte.
Witness ID. r. Owen, Clerk and Master OF our said
Court, at Office, the 1st Monday October, 1861.
oct15-w4wStwIt ID. r. OWEN, c < VI.
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r.eetinc of merchants.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 18th, 1861.
Ala meeting of the merchants Of Nashville,
held at the Court House in pursuance of pre-
vious notice, to take into consideration the
recent Act OF the Confederate Congress CON-
monty known as the Sequesiration Act.
On motion OF L. F. Buck, Thos. L. Brans-
ford was called to the chair, and A G. Adams
appointed secretary. A ]. Duncan in a few
brief and appropriate remarks explained the
object Of the meeting.
On motion of L. F. Buck, the following
resolution were adopted: %ESE
RESOLVED, That committee of sixteen be
appointed by the chairman of this meeting
to confer with the Confederate Judge and
Commissioner Of the Sequestratiou Act and
the General Assembly of the State. now in
session. in relation to said Seqnestration Act
and the Stay and Stop Laws of Tennessee,
and make report to an adjourned meeting TO
be held at the Court House on Friday eve
Ming next, 18th inst, Ut O'Clock.
In pursuance of the above resolution, the
following gentlemen were appointed the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-15
Slaves of the Sloan Estate,
Sale November %. 1861

DURSUANT to decree rendered by the Chancery
Il Court at Nashville, in the case of John z. New
man xnd wife Fred Sloan and others will sell at
public sale, at the Court House. Nashville Satur-
day. November "a 1851, I'VE slaves, the property of
the estate of Fred Sloan, deceased, to wit Wilson
Blacksmith; Mora, Coach Painter Henry Am and
Isaac.
Terms: Three months credit, purchasers to give
ociS-td lrss - ]. f. GIEAVES, c.. & NJ.
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New orleans Mark ct.

D. NEW ORLEANS, October IL.
There has been no change in the movement OF our
general market during the past week Operations in
Cotton and Tobacco have continued limited scale
Sugar and Molasses have been in very light supply and
moderate demand, at still easier prices OF provis-
IONS the stock is very light, and mustly in the hands
of dealers, who supply the retail demand at very high
prices. Gunny Bags and Balng Stufs have been firm
ly held at the previous advance.
COTroN-The sales reported since our last weekly
view comprise 20 bales Saturday, IA Monday, 20
on Tuesday, So on Wednesday, So on Thursday and
none yesterday making aggregate for the week of
14o bales. Prices continue too irregular admit
general quotations. Ordinary TO Good Ordinary selling
at 7@Tslc- and Low Mddling Middling at St0Ss<c.
Old crop is still Preferred underwriters declining all
risks new but the supply of old sale consists
mostly of the lower qualities, and contains little or
none OF the middling grades.
TOBACCO--We have heard of no further sales. We
eOntiHae 10 quote for reference follows 7-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-15

Doors AND SHoE<.-M. MOrganstern, Mar
,ket Street, is engaged in the manufacture of
boots and shoes of the finest descriptions.
His work is of the best quality. See his adj
vertisernent in another column.
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Committed to the Jail

OF Davidson county, a runaway. October ID,
" 1861, negro boy, who says his name sam, and
that lie belongs TO DodsOn McCrcary, Of Humphreys
county, Tenn Said boy is about feet IL inches in
height, weight 10 pounds, and about y years cd,
and has on his nose, between the eyes, caused
by burn complexion copper color. The owner is re-
quested to come forward, prove property, and pay
charges the law directs, this the15t day of Oeto
Der, 1861. W8I. IL. FfNSr0N, Jailor
at Nash vile. Tenn.
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CHANCERY SALES.
Baptist Church on Martin Street
=, FOR SALE.

DuRSUANT to a decree rendered by the Chancery
L Court at Nashville on the 18th of November 1850
in the case of r. ". Slfer First Baptist Church
will sell, at public SALE at the Court House in Nash
vile on saturday, November the ID 1851, the Bap
tist Church on Martin street, and the lot which
same stands
Terms: and II months credit, with interest, and
sale without redemption, purchasers to give notes
with approved sureties, and lien to be retained.
oct10-td j E.GLEAVES, C. n.
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Iron Safe and Letter Press
j FOR SALE

ON Saturday, the 10th of October, 1851, at the
~ Store lately occupied by Messrs. Rut and Co.
Union street will sell for cash an Iron Safe Of
modern style, and in good order and also good Let
ter Press. Sale pursuant decree of Court
the case of Farley, Morrison & Co., Bobert-on &
Dashien J. E GI.EAVES. C. I'M
fToctS-td Csiancery Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-15

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They have been tested in than a thousand
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If you are or have been troubled with the head
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We sure that persons suffering with the head
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The immense demand for the article (Cephalic Pils)
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Mr.. Spalding would not connect his name with an
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The testimony in their favor Is strong from the most
respectable quarters.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING qualified as Administrator of the estate OF
Ii William Pybus, deceased, notice IS hereby given
TO all persons 90 whom said estate is indebted to file
their claims with f G Pearl, Cashier the City Bank
within the time prescribed by law, be forever bar
red those indebted to said estate make payment
to said 6. Pearl who is authorized tn RECEIPT for
same. JOHN T HUNTER, Administrator.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-15
DIR KINGS DISPENSE RY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

"a -. DR. KING, formerly Of New York for
II "a The last four years Of Loaisyille, A3-,
AID who hiss devoted las aitentlon 70
ths treasineut Of private sa4Ses Tor y ye-ss nAtes
hinzelf having attended 20 prectlce foE 80 insny
years and cured 50 many thousands, nc en2eaSo %
cure ali diseases q private nature no matter nos
bad they may inJucloa laediclal treatment,
or from neglect OF their csn Dr. KING DIS pels-lt =
No % Dsaderick street. SeeE Cherry and me
eco1d story wtlsrs he sli diseases o. private
aztuFa- =. a.,
difference with business. -, -. =.
Structures OF old or recent date, eaectus, eefea N
3 few days by an operation which cAIsss 10 80.
Where Structure exists health e-ns lsr
perssns no disease causes more niseh'ei -.a ehea
SvnsiIss with al The dse.ses OF the skn grow i1g
,s ~ ,,.Slest on bzd treatment can DC eneclesi1
So - p<as5.ess-Particaisra attention having been
- a. ts,;s disease, and s the consequences growing
-. ~ 4, brought many cases BY TIE destrective
Ss;ts az lnconsiderzte yoptis and exesssiye naal-
- az the passions, neglect OF which VIII u1aefl
the constitution, rendering the sno1eet UNIT er
s-,suess or socsety and CAUSING premature ose aes
F,,naies Who may be iaboriag Win any elu1feitf u
~ Womb may resi- assured immediate fslie-.
psraous rcssuR abroad, By writing and stAtlnf tnsn
...s with Zee enclosed, direct 70 T A. Aug, Nc =
oseder,ck street Nashville wiz have ne nec-s-
l.sv usiciues sent 70 IT, address ofce sh2cr
On O'Clock IN ne nosuhf until 9 n NE evening"
uiy1e-int4gU
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Wanted to Rent.

A SMALL. House, Cottage preferred, convenient to
II business, for which liberal rent viii be paid.
Apply to 3. B. CONNER
octI5 No. 5, College street.
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Wanted.

L WISH TO employ 100 women to make army tents.
l. Apply Immediately, to H RI EMEkORF,
oct9-3t No 20, South College street
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ANNoUNC GEM E N T s
Conversational Election.
E5ghth District.
JOHN F. HOUSE

We are authorized TO annsunce JUDsON HORN, Of
Stewart county. as candidate for state Treasurer
oct62tds
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HAVE taken an oifics on Cherry street 40. TO- in
i front of the Maxwell House. where ali business.
arising under the ;Sequestraton Act will be
del TO- = ~ = 80 - e.a~e-a = II --s - s -
Persons having in possession property money be-
longing to - Alien enemies - will report to my
Office
Subscriptions in :. Military St0res,'' received AID
pad for in 2 cent Confederate Bones.
s r. COCKRILL,
Receiver for Confederate States, Middle Tennessee.
OctI3-d2Wxw2ln
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he undersigned takes pleasure in announcing that
he is fully prepared to manufacture Boots
and Shoes in the best style, and at short.notee.
a couple of good Shoemakers can end employment
al my establishment at better wages than they
celyng elsewhere in the city. i---ll
NJ. M0RGANSTERN,
No 20 Market street, door to the Watson House
oCtl5-lW
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PROCLAMATION
ISHAM G. HARRIS
GaYERNNR or TIE STATE GF TENNESSEE,

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE GF TEANfSSEE,
To the Sherifs of the several Counties of Saaa
.Sate-GREETNG:
VIOU are hereby commanded TO open and hold az
election IT ali the places OF holding elections 10
your respective Counties, the 5fH DAY. Or oC-
TOBER NFXr, after giving the notice required by
state 70 an the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ion OF Robert L. Oaruthers, and due return thered
make to me according to law.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal OF the
4 ! State, % be adixedat the Department. u
s-s( Nashville, on this LIST day Of August, A. D.
~ 1861. Ts -'r..,s >
By the Governor IsHAM G. HARRIS
]. E r. RAY, Secretary Of State.
aug7-dtwAwtd "a
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CARD.
Z. D. WIFE ELER, III. D..
Z. ID T. n Il T 6 T

I ATE of Murfreesboro, intending to make his fn-
ture residence in Nashville respectfully offers his
professional services to its citizens in the specially of
during the last half of each month, at the office frmrr
y occupied by DIT McNairy, on summer street. be-
tween Church and uncD
till 1st- Jan. ana
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On motion. the chairman of the, meeting
was added to the committee. ~;
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet
on Friday evening next, 18th inst, at seven
o'clock. Tios. L. BRANSFoRD. Chm
AZ. ADAMS, See'y. 4sa -
at the Court House on Friday morning at 10
o'clock. s - '.sss.s> =.
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SENATE.

l. 7ast atkE MONDAY, Oct. l4tB, lo6i.-
The Senate met at 101 o'clock, Mr.. Lane
| in the Chair. The journal was read. Is
Mr.. Hill asked and obtained leave of alb
| sence for Dir. Spurlock until tomorrow.
,Sloorn M.-Mr. Dunlap. of Shelby, appear
ed and was sworn in by Justice Ferris.
Apportionment.-Mr- Turney presented the
report of the Committee on re-districting the
State. The report was received and referred
TO its proper place 10 the calender.
Confederate ReLafions.--Mr. Cardwell report
ed a bill in lieu OF Senate bill No. 6, prescrib-
ing the made OF eleeting Confederate State
Senators.
Financial Bureau.-Mr. Cardwell moved
reconsideration of the vote of Saturday
transmitting the report of the Military and
Financial Board TO the House. Carried.
Mr.. Cardwell then called for the reading of
the report, and the Clerk proceeded to do 80.
The report was then transmitted to the
House.
Railroads Mr. Barton, bill for the relief
of the Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap and
Charleston Railroad. Referred to Committee
on Internal improvements.
ResoI.sfiOns.-Nes. II and Is were adopted.
ApportioEzaent-Mr Cardwell moved sus-
pension of the rules. Carried, and the report
of the Committee was taken up. The Com
mittee report a bill in lieu of Senate bill No.
l, which was discussed by Messrs. Bumpass,
CardwelI and McDermon. The bill in lieu
passel the first reading, and the Senate adj
jOurned to 2 o'clock.
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~ aNted 80 Nent.

0R term Of years, for dairy purposes One or Two
II FARMS, joining, well improved on a good road
and close to the city This side of the river
Apply at this office, or to the Undersigned .s-.-
sept29-2w SCOTT & BRO
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EVENING SESSION

The Bill rc-districting the State. passed
its second reading, and, on motion, IS copies
were ordered to be printed for the use of the
Senate. =it $3.50 -lla
On motion of Mr. Pickins, the representa-
tive population of each district was also Or
dered 10 be printed with the bill.
Mr.. Turner presented bill to give Con-
stable further time to settle their business.
House Resolution, No. 13, amended to
Thursday 18th, IL O'Clock.
Report of Commissioner IF Internal I'm
provements received, and 100 copies ordered
to be printed.
On motion of Mr. Turner, the Senate adj
journed TO 81 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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NOTICE.

Ii. ORDERS FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 The Pa
II TRIOT MUST BE ACCOMPANIED WITH The
CASH DAILY IS 90. TRI-WEEKIY. IS 90, AND
WEEKLY & 90. mayli :
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For GEN zoIIicofer's Brigade.
IT. j. L, SLOAN viii leave for Gen. ZoLII-
GEE's Brigade next Tuesday. Persons
hing to write TO their friends IN the Bri-
will leave their letters at the drug store
..ains s. Brown on the Public Square.
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THE LOUISVILLE COURIER

TIVE publication of this paper viii be resumed at
Bowling Green on Monday, 18th inst, and it Will
be simultaneously issued at and distributed from
Nashville Having purchased its entire edition. and
thereby become the sole and e1cIssre Agents for its
sale and distribution, prepared to receive
ders for it ia any quantity from newsTnen booksellers
and others.
Price, ~ cents 2 copy cash in advance; Single
copies, i've cents GREEN a CO..
octl2 2t -E No. Union street
Army TehtS--SeamstFeSse Wanted.
r WISH TO employ a number of Seamstresxes 10
i make tents Apply Immediately.
49, Il Il MISS A. NJ. ROCHE,
= College Street, above McClelland's Store.
Oct1O-1w ----..-->-.-
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I.-0 A. n . - n
~ -- COMING WEST. rs-. D.y-
Leave Chattanooga at $50 A. and ego Pm.
Arrive Nashville at 7:30 A. and 400 r. u.
1rHE Trains leaving Nashville at s:15 A. 81, con-
i meet Wartrace with Shelbyville Branch Tul-
lahoma with McMnnville and Manchester Railroad,
and at Decherd with Winchester and Alabama Rail-
road at Cowan with Sewanee Railroad, and Chatta-
nooga with Western aud Atlantic Railroad.
The Trains leaving Nashville At 300P u, connect
at Wartrace with Shebyville Branch, al Stevenson
with Memphis and Charleston Railroad Chatta-
nooga with East Tenn and Geo., and Western and At
lantic Railroads
Through Tickets TO the following points, and at
prices annexed be had at all hours, application
70 the Ticket Agent, at Office, 1T Depot:
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Not long since sent to you for box of Cephaiic-
Pills for the Cure of the Nervous Headache and Costve
ness, and received the same, and they had good
effect thai IlUds induced 10 send for more
Please send by return mail Direct to
A. r. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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Books at Auction

DRUCE, corner of Cedar and Cherry streets viii sell
ID fine Library Of valuable Books at auction this
night
| Oct15
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from the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
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No. $3.50
Sheri61s Sale.

With q variety Of OIheT artlcIes-
JanII-tf EDWARDS. HARRIS & co.