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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-02
Nashville South Side
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CAPITOL HILL, NASHVILLE.
ETRS EMMA HOLCOMBE,l ,-.-..n,-,-
MISS a. L. NOTTINGHAM, HssOeia'e PRINCIPALS
FENHE premises hitherto occupied by Hocomhe having
Teen found too limited foe the extended patronage
School, the Principals have been
for term ef the spacious and beautiful ansien
opposite the Capitol, well known the residence Of Col A. W.
Putnam Tn. locsisE is unequalleS-bsng private CENTRAL
elevated and accessible The House finished in the
proved modern style, containing "a largo thoroughly
ventilated by windows down to the hoor opening and
balconies which extend, each story. the ecgh
building The grounds beautifully laid
we'll paved, flowing ample for recreation
Every department sfed With the professional talent
home, and their comforts viii 80 SerupIously fo by
Matron well known emnently qualified sce BY
her unyeldng integrity, kindly sympathy and uDEeared
assiduity.
Terms the same as those Of the other arstclass oo in
city For further ParticuIaD apply either the
principles.
REFERENCES:
ey Vim Pumsr, D. Ale Prof Dabrey, Ris.nOnd Col.
ghanny City, Pa. lege Va
Rev NJ Hodge, D, Rich Hon JOha W Brokenbroush,
mond, Va Lexington Va
Rev Msore Richmond Nsj James Garland Pittsylva
Va. MA, Va
Rev jesse Arnsead D D, Cum Rev Hays, Nashville
seIiand, va Rev > o Howell, D d do
UoiE d smlh, ! virginia Jas Hamilton, Egg. do
Maj WilanAcnl Military In Alex Fall, ESQ. do
Maj Thos Jsckson,) stitute James Nicaol. ESQ do
Rey J n Kirkpatrick, DaIViIe, Mrs Brown. Do
DR. Tbos P Atkirson, do (Sas VsuIx go, 40
ThOs dTasty, Esq do Hon John Mclean. suprem
Rev Gildersleese Richmond, Court.
Va lWm puob Assuunt;o, T.
Hon David Burnett, Calves Gen aartis, do ''
Hon David Este, U su- virginia 'AOi
preme Court
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wwTr A.. rrep.rea 70 do the Tin. Roof Rfe ana -.
NH ~heef Metal " orlk ne sssTr m liz, ie.ser
r.os xbsrapf;nI manner, and vii - r such n
80 re~-;ble ats T. n kUe ANz 4 m iee
aps-d&H haaaFhs. zsnn.2
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GREAT EATEoNAL g0U4g.
- a4a@ az rs Ws
ana 3 te nores fhiiadelphfn, New vs.
,1ay = Nd the onfp "oo,s -
Washinrfan CIR 1-@ -

49, NOE philadelphia. 49, w.
Washington CIV @@ %
sT S..lp Hal y = , OHIO AND BALrTrour
.VH1q nA1LkOADS terminate ~ -. = -
4 TN coDnSc - s 5s.s sad coluss q De h
We.f. s,,s,. =. aad from al poins in TIE
-. -. ! ! y esq and NorsS-yvesf.
PasssnssIs 3 hs Bouis v s 80. :,
gnlisde Pnia eE York, o. Boston, II ~ Z ?. 1ai.e
York Boston Alone By 5thr lne eosI o. ticket to ~
Through Tickets also be pr,cs-.a =, =.
the Eastern cities It adait a. city
Sleeping cars attached . al night trsiss % only
All principal points. ess q stopping
Business men and travellers. fer pieasurs 80.
s al ne basterp Cities at eonparafiv~le 3
80 scenery y celebrated for is wonderful lst
Unequal ed in the world. It's system Of d4S
~ Splendid pments its exclusive ei. sns -,
80 Of double track It's fns hotels l@ inca
Andcomfsrt - ''e p-.sense.s spee1, salsI
he Lietets and Baggage Checks can be
A. A@ir road au Steamboat Oces in ihs ~ ~ q
" I, - 2, ne Baltirasrs AID Ohie RaiIrrrd.
= SUITE, Master transportation 4 nm
- =, SgLE. General Tickst Agent d 4 d p y
n = n SlLlt ~, Gen. Western Aren't n 4 n D :,
Z j ~ SS5aEIT. Pres'f, C D r.
Sprill9 oNo'fN, eenl Ticket agent, ORR
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
TWISTING to make other investments we propose to sell
wv all cur Real Estate in Davidson county, as follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
ustedon the Franklin Turnpike, within half the %
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton
Containing about Forty Acres.
Thsis, perhaps, the most commanding Of Nash
ve and is most Desirable country residence The house will
hesold with u or IS of land purchaser nav
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known as the Sins Tract situated Smith Turnpike (od
Lebanon road within three miles Nashville CONTAINING 800
The soil good is well m5ere and can
be divided into small tracts of twenty upwards ali OF
which admirably adapted for country residences gar
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on road occupied BIZ T. c. McCspbe formerly
owned BY Thos Harding, containing $50
paces 50 we'll 10 need further description It
also be divided purchaser c. MeCanpbe will
these places to any one who viii call
All property will be sold reasonable terms and
on credit of one, two, three and four years.
Annv Ia " 8 Iindsey Nashville, or TO either Of the
deTsende THos c. McCAMPBELI,
Six mics from Nashville,
J.A.MccAMPBELL,
nha Nashville.
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H. *. &c p. Z. Peck,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Bluff City INSURANCE. Company.
Memphis, Tenn.
Insurance Co. of the state of Virginia,
Richmond, Va.
LyEchburG Hose q Fire Insurance Co
Lynchburg Va.
PhGniXT Insurance Company.
janl6ly Hartford Conn.
$500 Reward. .

NkJHEREAS Newton Jordan. abscondei on the night
w cemsr s9th 800, with four Negroes Mares
mare nay and the other black, about years old
DESCRIPTION OF THE NEGROES
Aggy about 30 years old bright complexion some OF her
zen OCT her grl child Liza, Old, bright
c1a burton ~ OF 10 years old also bright years
old sark complexion All Of the poperty was conveyed
to me by deed OF us'y said Newton Jordan will rive the
above reward Tor the apprehension and
and reasonable reward for any portion Of id ron
ery to delivered ne, Tune, win ausop conn, Ten
nestee. } W PETTTs Tr,ss.o.
n. BThe said Jordan took with gray horse Which
has from uls and with some white hairs
also two horse Wagon Any information respecting the above
will be thankfully received and literally rewarded $3.50
T W PETTUS, Trustee,
near Triune, Williamson county
j1rG-tw1w Tennessee
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EsTRAYs-.DIckson Coun,v.

TENAKsN BY VIZ HEGsrE, in nh District Of said esunty,
Say mare, ~ hands high, bay co.Or star horshsad
about year cid le hind foot Ehite hack unshc
Appraised sd October, 1850, to s. A. ]. ALLEN,
n0VSJ-E5tF Ranger.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

VRNHE above reward win be given fo7 the apprehension Of hrs
negroes, runaway from the suhscer, AIsmoht il
Fundy county, Tennessee the night Of the third Monday
IN Aepeeer last, the lodging them jail 50 that
can get them, ard notifying Of that fact ao $50
more for the apprehension Of any white person nav h ea
eerned in the desoyins them OF SO that he may dealt
c9riing 70 justice.
Description OF the Negroes.
The eldest, about fyseyen ortysght ysars q
age, walks little lane in Of Der feet The two are
boys about twelve and the other eleven years Of
all black II apprshended the especially, will most Ike
~ deny her and the place Ct his abode. II al Of said re-
Erces cannot be found together will give proportion Of ts
above reward for any two Of them.
deel-H4t a. P. FORRESTER.
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> a9Aa1ee Oh GeDnezna-
SEE WAEkT COUNTY COURT s7r
ps;.; me- 81 sieCarroll ct ais. Chas s. sv
ants mi ~ - g sel Ina II appeaynZ 70 ne from eo
Ieso' lanes AeCsrrol san ue NeCarroII a r' onn
residn, :, - ss "a" o. francis AcCarro deceased a. -
Ns P T5 Dc M for four consecutive veskS ~
Civ ~ Ns,5i, 40 AAEaicAH newspaper pubisbed n =
y requiring said noa-residents u - IN =
- SIs stees Of the County Court Of steuars
Tesss = s cur house. in said oountY ia he So.
sessee, me nrst Monday in Janusry. 1851 ard 49,
fesI a. - bi or the will be taken
e4 as 20 ]en AID setdoWa for hearing expars
sec7-v4.-,-,.r.. q. W.COOK. Clerk
= ~ %. q Sszart Co Co--,
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Nashville Female Academy,

TENHE FIRST, Spring Session OF 1861, Commence On
y Mensay JanUsry est On that day will happy t.
meet IN The Odd Academy all Pupils, NAV eSie
to avail themselves ri the ernanSnt peculiar advantages 81
We y, s 'uuon q. d. ELLIOTT.
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TUsF received per steamer Nashville eaecs os Of Lard
- N % - 80 ~ Jfsflis Vel 4C6HLIN 4 CO.,
..o,-,, Ne. Market street
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Old Cnrn
Notice of Insolvency.

FENHE creditors Of John Rufus DECEASED hereby notified
to file their claims authenticated the Law directs, with
the Clerk the County Court Of Weakley county Tennessee
his office in Dresden before the 9th day Of april l6l
having this suggested the insolvency Of said estate said
Clerk having appointed that day adudste the claims against
the prorata distribution among the said creditors.
Dec 10 1860. ROSS Administrator
dec29-w3t of the estate Of John e Rufus
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Charleston and Say.nna6

n1xeS.d KsDGcED AND SPEED JSoRE1Szd
sls &c. ETs,S' Trsns Onan The ru.a. a.
Nashville: -i'1sa rates fro, ~ -. I
s ssos G Cas-. per 100 I' 81 g Third Glass;
Hats Caps and BOnnets, IS o-s'a Viass, Do 4
and half and four days % nashville, thrse thr
and nine days. PHia' seven and > hail, Gig.
t.asse1senlng saonaths cause the above v,,;,,s.
M 49,. ~ ran on sunday three l1a " e' a.
eep oaIa2ges occurring At sea- promptly 80 SAnages ei
we 40 SsAttAnooga Railroad deSer1 'a ~ ne Mad
esS><-~ t<B u
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F7our FIoFse 1TafI Co,cn

TEVE Lincoln county, running resarly tbrssts
aWesk and from Rsyetsyileto Tulahoma; leaving
Tnhanona Monday e7esday and Friday Pay
esvilleTuesdav Thursday and saturday 70 connect be iI
ssyetteyeand Al Tuahona and for the seeorods
7n OF 2as5engers j. T. smith, agent at Tulahona Good
arasand careful drivers The throsg two doIar
ivt-wS II =
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HENAKEN By Jas BRowS, Turubull in ~ District
IN said county, fourteen miles South East Charlotte
Dark Bay Horse, IS hands two inches high. shod AL
round scar on nine years DID, saddle
back Appraise 2Gth October, 1860, to sloG-
nov3-E3t@ A. J. ALLEN, Ranger.
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frs ,c.vs pr steamer Nashville leo bres extra N.
- sA1Aho'A 1'--''e JAMES NcLAUGHIAN 4 co
,,,ss-tf No siarkes strsct
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TH6MPS1N, SPERhY & Co.
w HOL ALE CIR GERS

Th0MPS4N, SPEnhY g Co.
HOLES ALE GRO GERS,
FINE WINES. LFQUORS,s'FRUITS, CON-
DICTIONARIES, SEGARS, dc.
No, So, Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
EETE this day receiving the following articles
w ernine5 hereafter sell Cash dealers
than anywhere else offered IN this market.
% hhes prime Sugar; 10 terces Canvassed Beef,
10 erces Rice, 25 cases Champagne, Star I'm
50 bbls Crushed Sugar, peral.
J eFces Prime Figs, SO ChanDRgne, Prince
$50 packages Raisens, Imperial
IS boxes Stick Candy, 500 bbls extra Flour,
95 I" fne q" 200 boxes Star 0sndlss
10 bbs fancy and Com Kisses 20 bbis assorted Nuts,
100 boxes Ne Fire Crackers, 10 " Almonds,
leo doz Fresh Cove Oysters, Cranberres.
With full stock Of Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Tobacco
repaired to or Inducements and would respectfully ask
Merchants examine stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere THOMPSON, SPERRY & co.
decl5-tf
A Fine Article.
~ BOXES English Dairy and Western Reserve Cheese,
Just receive direct from the Diaries, and for sale by
noTI BENZ F. SHIELDS & co.
Bacon, Flour, dc.
4 a CASKS Sides; Casks Can7asssd Hamsi
RU 10 {" shoulders; ESQ Barrels Flour;
$50 Bags Flour.
In store and for sale low by HUGH McCREA L CO
oct5-tf
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SAsHNALLE AND CHATTANOOGA H. z.

NHaAItlFE OE SUI ULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IIIh, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East And west will run "a follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 A and 3PM
Arrive st Chattanooga I:3O NJ and Is5A
COMING WEST,
Leave Chattanooga at 7:30A NJ aud 73OPM
Arrive a. Nashville at 5:3U Il and 3 NJ
Ii rail connection and shortest to Boston New Yo-s
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City Pichpout
Petersburg, Lynehbug Knoxville Savannah. charIeston
Montgomery, MEM his New Orleans &c
Both Trans Stevenson with Trains an Mspbis
and charleston Kacad and Chattanooga with Trains on
Esst and Georgia and Western Atlantic
Through Tickets may had at auy hour ON anIieaon IL
At the following PRICES viz:
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VIRGINIA LADY, who has had experience in teach
ing aod well sualifed English branches
embroidery and Geciaa Knitting wishes sultion
IN either private family, public schooi in the
pes. OF references given required Applicants stating
county, Virginia. i.r9a'j9
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Money.

SOCTH CAROLINA, Georgia and alabama money unit
= further notice will he received by par hereofor
in payment OF any debt due US
novi4-if UTE, SHEPHERD & 90.
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Wanted.

an Office adjsin there. dence OF Captain s.ockei
Church and Broad. i,nIe ~
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FOR RENT.

Grand Forced Sale
OF
Furniture, COttage Chamber Sets, Mat
tTasSess &c.
HARDY BROTHERS, Auctioneers.
nN Saturday morning, Jan 9th Is6l 10 o'clock will
make usual, large regular y
ond hand, and staple and fine furniture addition which
will be sold handsome painted French sets Cottage
IA ASSORTED Mattresses and No. Family Barouchs and Har
ness, prime cost $3.50, used only months
janl7 HARDY BROTHERS,
AuctioneeIs and General Agents,
DnEla.
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TEROUCHTR nFCATrp.

IL breaks having been repaired trains age rou-
n according to schedule tine. ianl9 d5f
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FIour. FIOur. FIour.
Lard. Lard. Lard.

TUsT recsived per steamer NASHVILLE 600 bags EA'ia
- Ri'o' i'r SAFE JasfEs NeEAU6HLIN co,
i.nS,,, No Nsrket street.
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.
FNVHIs HOTEL spacieus sEding lust compIetee
Theproprieter has incurred heavy expense in fitting VI
andfurnshng the rOos, make them and comfortable
The house for the reception boarders
travellers xhd the proprietor afford ample
for $50 persons An Omnibus with good team, will be
depot convey passengers the Hotel and back 70 the
depot again The try to make it sclSS
Hotel. and hoPesto share liberal patronage.
soels DANIEL A. TIBBs, Proprietor
HOUSE PAINTING,
FENHE subscriber prepared with greatest
proEptness, all contracts however large which
deredin style and upon ers which fail give
ton He is also prepared to execute AL manner Of
sIaG AND ORNAMENTAL ,17lISIEe HARRLIEs
Having that department the services Of the
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request having work in
give him q call before making final Arrangements
K. I. FLEMING,
Hsrchs-d No 90 Union ST., between cherry and su a.r
FEWSOMsS WHISKY.
Z = - BBLS. EeWsOun's Best. 1t has been stored
4 - - for mcnths, and has age.
june26 LELLYETT SMITH.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
EHJ have hand large stock of-ne Virginia Tobac-
w COS also Tennessee and Kentucky Tobacco, which
@ are anxious to close out low general Of
Cigars on hand.
junc26 LELLYETT & SMITH
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FHtAKEN By ANnREY WALLACE, In 1lih District said
county head Of yellow Creek miles youth " est Of
Charlotte Dark Bay ROrse, sway back, poor, bare.
footed fourteen and bali hands high and about seen years
DID, Appraised l2th November, Loco to s35.
Rov23-w3ts A. J. ALLEN. Rangsr
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FRENCH PROTESTaN-.e ~ = Az DzRso
PhiIadeIphia, Afr, .-. 14OOE.

M ADAMS VALIANT will re open ber -,
tAA sehoot Tor young ladies Ie2s Cb,t lHg and d
Seposnoer Superior Instructions in The Ees ne l2
vLcnes 70 both OF Ehh equally serious at ~ 20 trnc
Psrtment- '''nlena he R,s1eh Dc
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WILL sell for cash. at the Court House IN Nasnss ~
saturday the goth day o. December one negro eSy
Jack SON. levied on as The property Of Thomas >
to satisfy execution in ny hands issued BY W y
ESQ in favor Of Jno L Bayne, for focr hundrr 20 n
dollars Sale according to law. J. w. PAUL - =
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4 r ~ BpAs. EXTRA EAMItH TheUB. MzzaEaesssaaffBa
OU tom choice Whise Wheat, % arrive to daz and fer
sale BY Fslari5 1uZELL, HOOPER co.
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Fresh Arrivals

II II o M p ON. SPER RY a. CO..
NEW BUILDINGS, "a MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
100 BARRELS Double Extra Flour;
IUU 100 do Extra Family do
100 bags do do do
100 boxes choice Western Reserve Cheese
Is chests Green and Black Teas
o boxes do do
100 dozen and Cans Oysters;
so boxes Layer RAisins;
SO Il boxes do do
rs boxes Maccaroni:
ierces Fresh Figs;
bbls New Currants;
trails Fresh Dates;
Also sssnrent Of and fancy Candies Kisses
sardines Olive OIL fresh Peaches Pine Apples,
and Almonds, all Of which offer cash dealers
duced prices THOMPSON, SPERRY & CO.
janl7 '6l
Corn, ktay and oats.
SUPERIOR lot OF Corn, Hay and Oats, Just received
n and for sale at low figures by COMBS 81 MARTIN
jaBt9-4m
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PARRAEINE WAX CANDLES.
NE have reduced the p,ce Of Candles to compete
Wv with the Star Candles in eheapness
w. WATTS. d CO..
JAhSO-E No Broad street
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UAH-A1 Thy C0naoflea RenDer-5S-1-1
,~,.. Mower.

"a - 80 WOODS RGPROVEysEv-up -
SorS Mgs1 - .ne sesYed the frat preuaisr of 60
ttne great nited States grczltursi Fsi
YER. 1iI, ~; The % near sSscsss
s.ses ers q. ye prIpal Machines q he 5,s
1s! 1r.al = WILDE, Prssidsat
Italso receiV sd the ward A. ~. -. =.
~ s2Srae Quantities, 1ppoine ~ - 80 -,
N Ia Is!% oa SolS Agricultural socst- 4 N.sSs.
-eS1 DYER r1ost OF the machines nor ~
s;o - 30 o.I sad awards were rve ~. 49,,
The above n4ehiaes are for Esis - - Aleiiea
3. ,. CEEATaAN. s --osrasnees
General agent FOR the stzts
,.ss- - KsHERt WHzEL5s A %
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lnsOlvent Notice.

HAVING suggested TIE Dickson County Court Clerk he
insolvency Of solomon Petty. deeezea az PERSONS having
claims against notified them with id C TX
properly authenticated before tn 81 day Of March, 5l
orthey will be forever barred JAMES DUNNAGAN.
der3-T4ts ad,,f,f,.r,for
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1loooVxa OonVome1oa

-. Loun, Oct ll.-ln sAe aisesnoo1 sess'o"
Of tia Composites sneeg number q lesoluy
lions oRersd and inferred % vsfio9, cG@ml.tees'
va the following. oaered oy ~. hiscncock.
Rsselysd That ne committee OF NAYS T.. a IS
Means % Instructed p CONSIDER NJ exReos.ns !,
OF scoon, oy this Vonvenucn, ior tne P0Ip'. -
connscating the property OF ~ casasss !: .tter
dents, OF persons IN the cs.se ~ S,nrd siding
the expiration OF certain a1s, e.. -;.,,;,. ~
or aoesung tne neoesl'ou - &C ~, r.o,>a,,,
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MEDIClNEsI7
Mo,rF1F.Aa,Trs LIFE Pills ASo

AvA KMOKNtX HyJIKxQ ffN l.att7t -
Tueso nppapgunG have - 49,
. period Of fsfnTY lnAss. and du,sns ~. ssdss Il
rusinssIned high ehsrerssv a. S.1s Lnss time have
0leNe sor their extrsordn,yv "a PAT Of ths
restoring perfect heslsN = psrsbns power q
every knd Of dis.ase "a vfirh ~ hr.".n s4 neRiy
u The following are aspous ~ Mstrs.ssr 1e kala
nan &c., h vhieh - : - vsnety efh.
vrnrrApryYy,v ,.,n,n
Ara ves tno-n - = S.ssuti AsDiciSsS
nvSW11%rn - " snpse.
...n.S 1890 y .SSosoLnv oss.ahng Ne arss ~
h,s ics~~1 ~ - =. essns nox o. pure henlAv
H.. ~ ~rs'su m.-s,. nc s1tId .ma, ILArCLEECY
ssG1oaSs HssS2eaaAan M
he xcn,,si svr." - aa 1sdnSnosN vhieh re
- = upNa.. ~ byPepoe, VII vanlDA =
o0sT 1TSnesAr s1 o. - cue.
intestines .tsh : ,, y "a. snois ieneh Of d
al Violent n,,ress i.s ~ 80 unnoos violence:
Avn s'si 'ev use s1s pVSeis cosuve within tvo
kTvIRs ~ an go
resuiar civrus:.,e, iessoIme toe blood b
such cases nd a. $1,000 u o. o., aspiration d
ssruction q, others. '''a'''n VI vi Intestinal u.
The M
MxTIs1 permsnens,v - 49, now . cure RBHnp
that time by re.ooyins local n1 oOUT ink1
cles and krsments Of the iolnea A WI rom the md
/. DROPSfEg Of All tinds hv sr..,,. .sfifsl
tina kidneys and Nader tSey one,sts 49, henas
m tkr.e mnor,srs cr..,. psIs.e mos deaightfuHy
found certsin remedy sor The nsncs nave ever b.
Also WORMS, By dislodns from The sarpin~ J, 81 T.
eirnv Tn whirh th.~~ ~ toe
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Another Rebel sp, Taken.

PMLADrLPHIA, Oct. 'u.-W. j. Packard was
arrested here to-day on an order from the State
Department. as being an alleged emissary from
Richmond, where he was connected with ,Sloat
l. Co. Packard has represented himself in Gin,
cinnati and other cities as refugee from the
South and lately visited Washington, it is said,
on the pretense of giving valuable information
to the Federal authorities, and had, while there,
ample opportunity to discover the position and
strength Of our forces. BE was sent to Fort
LAFAYETTE this evening
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YIrARTors PUNISHMENT Ii is stated in Gu!ia-
mani, that man named legrain, mushroom
grower, was some time SINCE condemned to tgo
days imprisonment for some trifling offence, and
as he had to undergo his punishment at mo-
ment when his mushroom crop required partic.
ular attention, he offered man named Bourbon
25f to 60 to prison in his stead Bourbon con-
sented, aud passed two days in st. Pelygia, but
after his liberation he talked Of what he had
done, and the Iact came to the ears Of the po.
lice, and as Bourbon had signed paper in Lee
grains name, both of them were indicted as
principal and accomplish in forging q public
document At the trial, which took place on
Saturday, before the Court of Assizes Of the
Seine, both the accused protested that they had
meant no harm. and did not know that their
conduct was illegal. The jury seemed to admit
this defence, for they acquitted them both.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-10-19

BALrnoRx, Oct 1.-THE refugees from Nor.
folk, which arrived to-day on the Louisiana, pre-
vious to having been closely searched, to prevent
bringing any newspaper, we're allowed to depart
But It seems that one passenger secreted q Nor.
folk Day Book, which had the despatch from
New Ori. ans Of the attack on Wilson's Zouaves
ct Santa Rosa Island.
The rebels 70 the number OF thousand storm
ed their works in the night, and in an hour spik.
Cd all the guns in position, destroyed oil their
tents, but the hospital. captured their smmuni-
sion, rations and stores.
Maj. Israel Bodies, of the o. S. I'd Artillery,
recently of Fl. Monroe, was taken prisoner.