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\ RCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPNY,
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with large and aCCumuldtng surplus.
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be whipped a force Of fourteen hu natco
captured Col Garrett their comma. eoer,
lieutenant, and forty prisoners, toge yer
with many Of The cavalry horses 2 e
rebels lost thirty killed, with the ordi
nary proportion wounded When the
enemy broke and fed, the loyal North
Carolinians were fast and fierce in the 3
pursuit Of their rebel neighbors. The
chase was given up only when the enemy
was completely put 20 Eight.
The civilians fought splendidly. Mr.
Phelps, a carpenter, whose hospitality
have enjoyed, was the first to Gre his
fayorte rifle, taking down the first rebel
that fell. In this conflict we lost three
men killed--one a sergeant Of Company
+ Of the Zouaycs, whose name is Miner;
the other q member of the North CarU-
lima Company; and the third, one Of
Captain Flusser's brave tars, some Of
whom were engaged. let officers Of
h. her rank look az the conduct Of Ser
| geant Green, and learn WisdOm-the kind
Of wisdom we now need; and let soldiers
learn from The result Of the affair what
even small numbers will accomplish when
they have the right sort of fire in them.
/ The bravery Of our little army in Ply
mouth deserves, and will undoubtedly
receive, the highest honor Of the nation.
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A Hattie in North Carolina.

800 Union Men against 400 ReJs1s-- Tie
Rebels Thoroughly Roted-- Capture 81
their Commanding O6icsr and Iofy others
--GaHaahy of H7igFinS' /ouarsy ant
iDy0l Nor'd C0yolWdUe.
Correspondence OF Che Now York Trbunol
BALTIMORE, Sept 81 have the fol-
lowing particulars of one of the most
gallant engagements Of the war, so far
as our troops were concerned, from ana
officer Of Capt ilusser's feet who has
brought dispatches TO Washington from
his commanding officer:
Fourteen hundred rebels marched to-
ward Plymouth, \. c., on Tuesday last,
intending 10 enter tho town and Law il
in ashes, A native Carolinian, knowing
the intention Of the rebels, came quickly
to town and reported the matter TO Capt.
w. II. Hammell of Hawkins Xouaves
No time was 10 be lost To defend the
town there was one company QO Of
Hawkins Zouaves, one company of reg
ularly enlisted loyal North Caroinians,
with such other loyal fighting civilians
as the town Conld furnish All hands
were quickly at their post Half Of the
Zouayes were sick with the fever which
prevails there at this season of the year,
and all Of the commissioned officers were
sick, except Lieut. Green Of the Xouavcs,
who was disabled by a wound received
in a former engagement up the Roanoke
river The command of about 300 men
deyolycd upon Orderly Sergeant Green,
Of Company Il, of the Zouayes. Al the
approach Of SO vast a force, some Gene
rails Would say, Surrender" but this
was not the Sergeants motto. lie took
his brave men, went out ON Tuesday, the
2d instant, and met the enemy three
/ miles from the town,
The enemy consisted of infantry and
cavalry; the former under Col. Garrett
/ (who, in fact, was In command of the
whole force,) and the latter in command
of Capt. Pagan. When Sergeant Green
came upon the enemy, he found then
biyouacked in the woods, intending mol
TO attack before the next day. A robe
intended giving the alarmof the approach
of our forces by firing his piece but /
missed fire, Our boys took this as a sic
nal Of alarm, and they dashed upon then
with great earnestness, fighting the who'll
force for an hour Sergeant Green con
Quoting himself In the most gallan
msnnor In Che short space of an hou
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Private Armories.

Our city is eminently favored with the
presence Of numerous armories of a pri-
waite character, in the possession Of per-
sons belonging to the Secession persua-
sion. Three guns and several pistols,
loaded, were taken from one house yes
terday, which had excited some suspi-
cion. There are, no doubt, hundreds Of
residences prepared torain leaden death
on soldiers and Union men, should the
rebel army ever attack this city. We
urge the authorities to be warned in
time. We cannot afford to have rebel
ambuscades among us
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CAPTURED BY auERR1LLAs.

From The Louisville journal OF the lalh.
Major +. Harding, Of the 18th Illinois.
aud Lieut. Gil Wharton, Ordnance On-
Ger, Gen. Buell's staff, were captured
near Tyree Springs, Tennessee, on Mon
day last. They were travelling in q
Nashville coach and dressed as citizens,
when fifteen guorrillas rode ont of the
woods and halted the coach. They
asked the negro driver who was in the
coach, but he replied that he did not
know, Major Harding then asked the
gentlemen what they wanted. The leader
asked him who he was, and the Major
replied that they were both citizens.
"Have YOU any arms - asked the guer-
rilla. None answered the Major.
Lieut.. Wharton then remarked that they
had some whisky. The rebels were
about TO partake when they consulted
and concluded not to do SO. They then
permitted the coach to 80 on. The gen
tlemen had all their arms under the swat
and their uniforms in their trunks,
On the same day, w. h. G, Shauks, the
correspondent Of the New York Herald,
with Gen, Buelfs army, was captured
near the same point and probably by the
same party. He was rincd of several
letters written by him al Nashville
which he had concluded, from want of
mail or express arrangements, 10 bring
through himself Ii was permitted 20
proceeded on his journey and afterwards
took care not TO fall behind the escort
with which he started from Nashville.
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2lsr REG'r OnIo Volunteers
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, !
September Is, 1862. \

Mr.. EDIroR: In your Sunday morning
issue | see statement of a skirmish
at the Hermitage, on Saturday, which is
incorrect in the main.
The Federal troops referred to were
part Of companies A and II, Dist Ohio
Volunteers, numbering eighty-Gye men.
At Stone River Bridge we found five re-
bel pickets, one Of which was taken
prisoner, the balance escaping, two of
which we afterwards learned were
wounded by the fire of the attacking
party. They Jeff their horses and equip
menis; also, part of their arms.
Advancing to Mr.. Cockerells planta-
lion we found a rebel scout and a private,
which, together with their horses. equip
ments and arms, we secured. While
loading the train, the advanced pickcts
encountered small force, Killed one and
wounded another capturing one horse.
All belonged TO Forests command, cx-
cept the private at Mr.. Cookerell'a, who
claimed that he belonged to the Texas
Rangers. We report one killed, three
wounded, and three prisoners on The part
of the enemy.
We captured eight horses and equip
ments; also five carbincs Our forces
met with no accident.
Respectfully,
j. 5. CURRY.
Lieutenant Co. II, 21st 0. V.
Commanding Escort
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Dr.. Kings Dispensary
TOR puIVITlr DISTNNIN.


"a sg-Hrsza DIR KING formerly Of New YorF, 10
fA - The ast lyur years OF Louisville, e..
- and Who has devoted A.s AttyutJ3O
the Treatment of private disraHrs tor 30 ear latte
himself, having attended 90 practice tur s0 maul
years, and cured 40 nlauy thousands, hs Ia enabled
cor. AL diseases OF private nature un matter h0W
bad tley may be- from iuuiIcoua medical treatment
pr rom neglect Ol their UWu. Dr. kus Re Ispgusarv'
80 a DUsdoTCk street. between Cherry and tuv uaTt
0sODt story, whore le cures an diseases nl private
nature
3oaorbea clrai .tHout asuseous medicines or u.
b,ierUuO0 with business
structures uf old or rrrrnt date. afeciuaIy cared
foa days, by 40 operation vhrh causes uo pain,
Who're "a StHHture exists h.4.fa g.HuH .U HuiIF 81
PERHAPS mo- dfeaar causes mufr wisrN|D. AND uuIat
min1s the consultation 90 much
syphilis. " 80 an the dRraE|H 70. tnl st grow rf
6ut of uegIogt ur bad treatment. GAN Hr g1tr,uanr
ourct Iu aIHN days
Nrattal Wli nsli. attention nav uR been
given o tna disease aud a tbg consequence grow Iug
nut 40 10, brought 90 u many cases by tlt trr I've
habits Cd. inoulsdeute youths ana excessive rutug
gsnUB OF the passions uea'fci 90. which pUl ualaf
mine she constitution, rendering tlC subject unit III
business 90 society, anuc sing prouslure utI aFa
Females who may Do HlornF with alr aIUr1Itv H
be- Womb lay r1si acquired imu,ra tI1 r.....
Pergous resting ahJ1s11 - 1rAms 40. alaIWf tIUl
case, with Hiea eUCl18ati direct tl ir a kIug 80
ueui-rit, street Nashville Iolu. uI asrtth- as q
aary mafc.Tas sa1t 3D. her address. lfra mi
from o'C.1cs iu ths moriaS uHtU pa 500 sYsaIBF.
ulYi ttalT
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A correspondent Of the New Norl,
lines visited Bull Run BATTLEFIELD on Eri-
day Near where the strife had been
hottest, fonts were pitched for tho tom.
pOrary accommodation of our wounded.
The medicines left for their use were
conGscated by the rebels, while, with
honorable exceptions, our surgeons for
the most part, abandoned the sufferers.
In plain view of the tents, not fifty yards
distant, lay the dead bodies OF seventeen
Of our men, placed there by the rebels, rs
il they took hcudish delight in making
the picture as horrible rs possible. Two
hundred more OF our slain were scattered
about the woods and the adjoining fields
OF all the multitude hi'e3 EiIday anil St-
tyidB there lraS not one ,0loSs pockets hat
pai 6sm 7Rai and clothes striped oE Among
the rebels on the field was Jackson dis
guiscd as q common soldier. lie wore
a similar disguise when returning from
the pursu, Of Banks, TO avoid the danger
of capture. Nearly an the rebels were
talkatiyc and familiar but seemed
ashamed whom charged with stripping
the dead. They were nearly all most
rabid Seccssionlsls They admitted that
they had mono of the Injuries of life, but
said they had all the essentials, which
seemed to be disproved by the raw corn
c0bs which the soldiers around were
/ gnawing, 10 was stated that the rebel
force started from Richmond with only
two days rations, bacon and corn flour
and with no baggage trains. Whenever
the hall-staryed soldiers picked up q
crust thrown down by our men, they de,
yonred il eagerly They claimed a losI
Of only three hundred killed 10 the lai.
| battles
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Marshal's Sale.

by virtue Of tlrco writ OF q jd, 60 nae directed
- from tho Circuit Court OF the United Salya for
che Middle District OF Tennessee, !, o. Z. Oasroul.
Star hu n and Cor 1aId District, will expose tu public
Fnlri io me highest bidder, Zoe cash, af the Count
lfuse door u iue city OF Nashville, ON the ls,h day
of October lsl2 al tHr right, tilf claim and interest
which Anhlo u IH", nas iu aul o. thr follow ns d..
guhei pc'e 0r parcel 90 aud tl-Wit. Iutlpl aud.s.
riCt Of Davidson county, Tennessee fronting ou lhc
West side OF BuonA VISTA Turnpike road. about Two
mio .rrr Nashville, bounded UiuHH peEuu'rs
40 stake boz th' ocnue oi ut Turnpike ruaI at thr
Northeast CuTyT ot Maxwell Natdug. 0r IokE Alt
acres, uui runs with DE North lue m rad Iyo acrD
tract. -0uth n deg West 20 as p.'e- tua stalk.
ru I.Hlry Iue thUu'o r.h Erany Hnt Nnrih u
lcr Wei 2lb l0lo1 pole tas .lHso, oD.rtr OF 70
tract 40 eighteen acrcsi so'd ny ~ W Nance auU Jss
e. owen 20 Ja. NuIlHCfth Iws8e nr DAVIDSON
county; tunra WITH the an.il Nne of 6sue N0uu.
IN . dog East o. o3l00 paies t1 stake u tao centre
o bucnl Vista p.ka roal, itcaao long CsHtfo of tII
rnad l5 De- 2J $500 pole 90 lo beginning. coo.
'aillnr s lcr.at l2I square poles moro 40 lgH E..i
properly unuf It0ec llnl to SATISFY iul gueufH in u
yag O., y. Peters Co.. winston, Swift cod Jaarao a IS
larE NiCsef A Clark, rendered Do -ad Ca1rt, ol ~
Goth 3sr u. Arr'. 1889. against nr Eti fHIH. and
-g-1EHah Moore. hIH.l.atfaIar CI G. g. Moor. .f
ceased SD. O.. Ia-r lH.r 30 10 ur.ars, 4. Do
o. 70. 0LasNUCE.
fePlflN Il. p MFutal, M
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THEATRE.-The comedy of Naval
Engagements" and Robert Macaire,'
comprise the bill tonight, and, from
present indications, crowded house may
be anticipated. The bill is an unusually
attractive one, aud the entire company
will appear. DUFFmLD, as usual, will
give us one Of his popular songs, and
this alone should ensure q good au-
dience.
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Mr. C.. y, WHTwa has assumed tho
control Of our city subscription ls He
win see that the UNIoS is delivered reg "
larly to city subscribers every morning.
lie viii also make collections promptly,
AZ least every two weeks. No money
taken hut Tennessee. or par funds
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SAVE IoUE MoNEY.-During these war
times il is the duty of all 10 save as
much a. possible; 25 per cent Of your eN-
penses can be saved by exchanging your
Grccnbacks for Tennessee money as in
a majority of cases S. in the best Ten
nessee Bank bills will 60 quite "a far as
So in any other money. This exchange
can be made on the best terms al the In
surance Office of W.J. MAHR on College
street Opposite Sewance House,
Aug.27-H
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HEADQUARTERS lsT Tenn. CAvALny(
NASHVILLE TENN, Aug. %, 1862,
I Orders No. 81
All officers recruiting Cor this Regiment,
win Immediately forward to these Head
quarters a report showing the strength
of the party, present, and absent, and will
hereafter, at least once a week, make a
similar report, exhibiting the gain and
loss, ir any, since last report
BY order Of Coll STOKES.
JouN MURPHY, Isl Lieut.. & Adjutant,
lsl Tenn. Cavalry. Aug. 23-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

an subscribers in arrears 70 the NaJ,.
G1t DAHr UNIoN are respectfully ne.
que1,'d to pay the Route Ags, or call
and set lie at the Office, or their paper will
be discontinued
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Justices Court.



j, %. GUUuru, Defendant.
IN tnit before q. NJ. southgatc. a Justice of tba
iehc. loi Davidson County, Tennessee.
Tho plaintiffs, Nixon, Chathold & Woods ia thia
acton having obtained an Attachment against mo
u'leudant, j. q. Griffith, and issued 90 Constable
John ~ uowor, and returned by him, levied on sun
dN articles ot furniture belonging N tho defendant:
aud un motion Of plaintiffs, by counsel Il appearing
'lho abstraction OF said Justice, that tho defendant
BE- nonresident Of the State oNTcuncssso. II n or.
d,ryd that publication be- made for four successive
week I'M newspaper Published in the city of Nash.
WIG called the Union, N warning the defendant 10
De- and appear before said Justice on tho 25th dav of
September, lsl4, and plead, answer dcmur 90 .ali
attachment othcrU7g The u,us. vii be got down for
trial 0N piIlg 90 ihnl dty.
a ". SOUTHGATE, IP.
AurI-i gl-L lst2-ta. rrs Tee. $500
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No. 3s, Cherry Street, Nashville, Team.

T'Hls AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for ,,.
4 successful prosecution and settlement Of he.
mauds against tho General Government OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION, So conductors having had sey,roI
years experience in the management Of elaine h.
fore Congress, tho Court Of Claims, nnd tho Keen
two Departments at Washington and being thor
oughly acquainted and familiar with the laws and
regulations governing their adiustmoni
Particular attention will be glyou 10 c,aca nr.sp.
ont Of the present war, including rho account. of
States, Contractors, aud Discussing Ou.cor, of IA,
War and Navy Departments, and for - Collect.
ina, Drilling, and organizing Vol.
unteers," the reimbursement Of which h nuihor.
ized by an act af Congress- CLAIMS FOR IEDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN roE
| PUBLIC USES, or FOR DAMAGES To sucH
PROPERTY, for Hcrscs Lost in the scrvlrc, and mr
military Pay, Pensions, aud ROnnIy
Land.
We give special attention % procuring Pen-
Ni"ns, h0ubties, otc, arcrnlng 10 Soldiers
who have boon wounded, contracted 90 ease, or tbs
families Of such az have died, or been Killed bpo a.,
tho discharge - Their line deity as such durlno h
present war
Snecinl care viii also be given 20 cisima .nb..b
have been heretofore EebieCted or Sospe,se,
by tho departments or AneflcientIy ntenage1
Prompt attention also given TO the collection m
Quartcrmaster's Receipts given Tor Propsrt, tsl,n
Tor The use Of Tho Army, TO Arranging Artounts Win
and collecting Claims against the Quartermagior,s u,
parimont.
AN Claim placed la our hands rccoiyo our pr.ur,
Personal Attention, thereby securing man,
which, in tho hnuds Of an Attorney At so, d,,,,pf
point, frequently prove uusuccogsnh.
Aside from this decided adyantaro. our daily inf,
oourso with an mo Departments on,tles d, an ,n.s
cases TO Obtain docisioHa much morn speedily ma,
whore al, communication and othor necessary delaV
must DO conducted through the malls
To his end, We solicit you 10 forward % u. AM, m
All cases ofsuch character yon may from time 10 linn,
have presented, and as Is our custom, Wo viii nm.
nish you with an tho necessary blanks. and ,.h.,,
required, Instructions.
$50 charge made In any case unless sueco.,f,l
ddro-7t CHARLES 81. GREEN.
NO, 33 Cherry Street
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agashriIle atuiun.
WEDNESDAY nonNINe SEPT. IL, 1892

Orr ron LoUfsvuLE.-J. In ABLE's
line of stages leaves this evening At
o'clock, for Franklin, Ky, making close
connections there with cars for Louisville
Mr.. PArTES is The agent, at the Sewanec
House. Septl7-lt
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A REBEL ORDER.-We learn from the
Fulton Telegraph that the rebel Colonel
Cobb, while in possession Of that place,
issued an order, "that all negroes found
from home without passes from their
masters, or owners, or engaged in lcgiu-
mate business Cor their masters or own
ers, si0uR be I0i'
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Soldiers, tell your country by your
acts, that whatever reyerses the Eastern
army may experience, the liye-hearted
philanx Of the West "know no such
VOID as fail when fighting for liberty
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Nasnvn.lr. ssnL lolh. 1a62

I certify that Mr.. NJ. +. BALDwN was
this morning arrested by me, under the
suspicion Of bis being connected with
lhe Secession Army, and Of acting as a
any ihnrnfnr hri Wa. - L. s>sl -. ,;;;t
~ evidence against him
Nc. II. DBOOKSIOPT
Cong. Co. " 9th III. Vols.
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We have large quantity of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping papor,
which we win dispose Of at 4c cts per
hundred
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HrsnQuAnrrns pnovosr ouAnn,J
September 40, 1862.

-INI9TII 7 IIITITI INI'sT
September 10, 1862.
Hereafter any citizen found in the
streets Of Nashville between the hours OF
9 P. NJ. and reyoillo daylight without
written pass, win be arrested and con.
fined. Passes to be out after . o'clock p.
NJ. will only be granted at the Headquar-
tcrs Of the Major-General Commanding.
BY command of
Major-G General THOMAS.
ALvAN G.. GnLEM,
Colonel LIST Tennessee Inf,
scpl2 Provost Marshal
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DISSOLUTION

UHE PARTNERSHIP HFBTrOroRE EXISTING
Il between W, u. Bang, Gro. Ntb.r and Juhu Rob
eris, under the name of BANG, BAEER 8 CO., Was
this day Dissolved hy mutual consent. W. 4. bauE
having bought tho entire interest ofGco lhHr lu hs
RepubliouH hlnntr Printing Establish UD'. IH.
business Of the office WIN no attended tu, as buI.i.
fore, BY W. r. ihus.
Nahyi,e, Teuu, sept Sth, 1859. soplo-n
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Mlle RnGFN1R M rnnpPr

IN IIU LVNLIVL II M TUT II
VIII opon q French and English Day School on the
FIRST uf ~ErrNHfE 1862, in which all the solid and
ornamental branches of thorough ana refined IN.
gHsh and frcnrh Female education will he tauRht
French will Do taught without oNtra Chnrgo to tho
pupils attending Mlr T's school, and will rora.ve
Instruction daily ia that beautiful language
FRENCH CLASSES,
AZ tho close OF her school daily, In the afternoon
Mile H. VIII have -ep1wt0 FrCuch Cl34sas fur ,nut..
Lads and Misses, also ilr married OF -ngIo Ladies 10
whom instruction IN Frcuch will be given, three
tiuea weekly, either at her ethool.roou4 as above
ur NJ The residence of tho pupil, it preferred.
VI ur IourrT's standing and competency no an en-.
ccnt teacher are too Vrll known To ,he Nashy iIle
community for many yoars past 10 require any com.
incubation.
Tho ,trm5 OF hrt school, for English tuition. arc
made moderate and 10 SUIT the present times.
For Rates ut Tuition and further particulars please
apply TO MILO lourEr, personally, at the residence
Of her hiond, Mr.. Joseph Wood, No. % High street
Nashville. gvr4,
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HeTnSe the Hssucs as nlt hanks
mentioned hRfoNV

mehtA0ueu boiONVs
The following Tennessee Banks are broken. on
have been wound up and their Notrs, ii any arc
ont nra utterly worthless
Agricultural Bank, 40 urowusyuc.
,ontru Bank ut Tennessee, at Nashville
Farmer and Mechanics Bank AT Neult,bi4
NoCbauics Bank at MamphIs
Memphis Saving Institution, al ATcmph.s
LNchauge Bank, at Murirceshoru
NIugrs aud Manufacturers Bank, at Kuuyru
ltuk ui Est Tennessee. 40 Knoxville
Hank ul rVutou, lt Trenton
Bank of Jefferson, at plndr.dra
Rank OF Cha horne ut TagoWol
Bank Of TazoWc at Tazcwoll
LaWrcncehurg Bank, al LaWronyrburs
tiigous' Bank, st Memphis
Bank Of America, at Ohrksviuo
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Bakers Wanted.

4 ilW GOOD STEADY HAMS At THE
y. 4, +. Bakery is Dolbs' sJr.rf,
Nashville, Tenn,
sept 2u1 l,a-.ln. JOSIAH %. ALLEN.
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EOO BAGS on THE CELEBRATED
DUU DRAKEfCREEK MILL FLOUR
Eur sao hy
Wa LYON. ~ Market ~
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Na. 12gG6 I will give g. Tor tte delivery cd. b5
Pistol Co. uo st the Commercial uo1l, 0r aus iufur-
nation -o chat can ert It
-tpll-lp w. 81. SHEPARD
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SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Summer SFrs' hrar1a C5ar end Caiah IVES a3,,
NASHVILLE, TENN
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STOLEN.
COLTS NAVY PISTOL.

EEou UW SUBSCRIBER AT JONES BOARD
ur". u lHr-u