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No. 1879


NAL and diggrsceful breakdown. Tia
French, however, had decided fhe late OF
the place by taking the MalskofI: and on
the 18th, ihe Russians, burning an their
chips IN the harhor, and soitinF the t1wA
on nrei Withdrew 70 the north side Of ihe
city without medication, destroyed ihs
bridges oyerWhlch they passed, and pro
eoeded 20 iorhty themselves there. They
remained thora unmolesied until pcaot
vas proclaimed, In April, 1856, and the
Allies proceeded forthwith 70 evscuats
the Crimea
We submit this brief summary Of his
only recent military undertaking, drawn
from his own hiaiorian. % The careful
contemplation Of John Bull, whenever he
feels disposed to 6riticise our operations
and failures during the past year En.a
gland began that war with 4 powerful
standing army, the largest feet in ihs
world, ? strong gogenmenL high mill.
tary reputation, skilled and experienced
officers, and Che loudest possible bossts
OF thc enormous results ahO was about 10
achieve on behalf Of the free institutions
and Christian civilization OF the West
ern World. Every step she took In tho
campaign was marked by laundering In.
capacity, by neglect of the most 0rtlina-
~ military precautions, aud by failures
which would have been fatal and utterly
disgraceful, but for the timely and Ell.
cient aid of the French The British
officers, old and experienced as they
were, were unable eTen 10 feed and shell
Ter their troops--to prevent them from
constant surprises, or 10 seize the oppor.
tunities which would have given them an
early and cheap victory. Every state
ment made by the Russian officers in
conversation" says Russell, writing after
tho war was over, "c0ncurs in this--thAt
we might have taken Sebastopol ia Sep
TENDER, 1854; that they were not only
prepared 20 abandon The eity % rs tate. but
that they regarded il as untenAble and in
capable OF defence, till our iaactioa gdse
he4sohlsof courage and raised in him
hopes Of an honorable defence" Indeed,
80 universal was the conviction, even in
England, that the British arms had been
utterly disgraeed in that campaign, that
the Tines felt constrained 10 put forward
the plea that England had never claimed
to be leading military Power, and that
she could not be expected, therefore, 10
cope with France,
Ouppoae TIE task which so suddenly
devOlVed upon us last year had fallen
upon England how much more would
she have accomplished than we have
done2 Gould she have put million of
volunteers into the field; armed them,
organized them into a compact and pow
erful army, carried them through a yeAr's
campaign with less of loss, and with
greater successes than wo have done
Could she have created such force
trusting solely 10 The patriotic and self.
sacrificing spirit Of her own people?
There 10 not nation on the face Of the
earth that could have accomplished the
results we have achieved, and, il there IL
anything to DO learned from past expe-
rience, England, under similar circum-
stances, would have sustained tszt6ld the
disasters which have hefallsn rs, .8..
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In ChaneerY at Nashville.

CTATE OF NESSIE.--At Rules held IN the
- Clerks Odlce Chsncory Court at Nashville, Non
day september she lst, 1862.
Benjamin 0ro0moa, Complainant, a.. Folk X Cheat
ham, N. r. Corhtt, aud the heirs Of Thomas Al A.
andor, deceased, Doiondanta.
III appearing from afddavit lied 10 this cause that
the Defendants, william Alexander, Aimed Alexander,
jane Innman benjamin. innman, Lucinda Walkor
Willie B Walker, Sarah Campbell, John Camphell,
John ID. Alexander, Rebucca Nanho0aer, Meisun van
hoosor and Nathan Bridges are non-fasidnntl % She
state OF Tennegseoe and Il further appearing that
there are heirs Of Maria Bridges and also of lh0mns
Alexander whose names and places Of Residence arc
unknown % Complainant, and That Therefore th1 ofdi
nary process Of th7 Court cannot be served upon Them
lt q ordered that AN said persons do entCr their ap
pearanco herein before or within th0 lrs three days
or tho noxt term Of said Court 90 De held the ist
Monday 10 November next (ist2) and lload, auBwor
or da1nur 10 Compartments BIN or the same will bo
aken ior coniespd as 10 them and sot for bearing ex
psrie and shat copy OF tha order Be published once
4 WesA Zoe four successive weeks in The Nashville
JiE. GtrAYEs, q AN.
A. l. Dfnoss, Dol Coz oomplt sep2-Wa
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fV'Hh SISTERS on THE ORDER IN
T. or ST DOMINIC. wen known IA M
this and adjoining States as erperien-
ced aud compotont directors q Female
Fdncation. respectfully inform the cin, 49,
asua q NaaA.i.e, abd The pubic In general, that
spacious building, recently erected enables them 10
receive large number q pupils
The Academy Il about A milo from the civ. ana
q situated in one Of the most beautiful ana healthy
locations in ts vicinity.
The ladies Of tha Institution, bsing especially de-
voted 20 The Hdneaton Of the Young Of their own spr,
VIII leave nothing undous 70 mpart To the pupils con-
hded to their care thorough Education IN tho hirb.
cat sense Of the word.
The religion proleHscd BY The ladies Of the In5titu
ton ia the Catholic and they win mpart special re-
iigious instruction to pupils protesting that faith
Pupia ofeyery religious denomination will be ad
mitied, and no undue influence will be used 10 bias
the religious principles 1.-THE young ladies nor will
any Of them be permitted to embrace the Catholic
Faith without the verbal or written consent Of parents
or guardians. Uniformity and good order, however.
require tho attendance Of all az morning aud evening
prayers, and at the religious exercises on Sunday
The course Of study IS divided into fonr depari
menis, each department having its own distinct
course Of studies assigned il.
The Academic Year win consist OF two sersiong--
tho first commencing the first AIonday OF SOFTEN.
Der, the second on the first Monday Of February
The Academic Year will close with public distribu.
ton Of premiums and honors about tho 2Oih Of June
Of each year
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held 10 the
- Clerd'8 Odice, Chancery Court No Nashville. Mon
day September the let, 1869
y. o. Hurt, Trustee, SC, aud IT, n Myers, Com.
planants 20. NJ. Franklin, Defendant
appearing from affidavit Alod 10 this cause that
ihc place of residence of The defendant B. M Frank
lin, unknownto complainant, 30 that the ordinary
process OF tbs Court cannot be served on him n IN
or within tho ret three days Of the next term Of said
Court, 20 be- hold ON the lHt ndny in November
uoXt OSl2) and plead, susWer or demnF 10 Complain.
ants bil, or The samo VIII be taken for confessed as
20 lu and SCI Tor hearing OK partc aud that q copy
of the order De published once a wcFk Cor four sue
Ccr iFc weeks il DO Nashville Union.
A Copy Attest j. E.GtEAVEe. C. GO NJ
A. J.. htNoaii SOL. Tor Compile. s0p2-W4
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In Ohancery at Nashville.

CTATE or T,NNfSSEE AT Rulca hold 10 the
- Clerks Omce, Chancory Court 20 Nashy Me- Mon
day, september the lat, 1862
Hardin =. Peach, OF al, Complainant fr Tho
Nashville Gun Factory, cd al, loiondauts.
10 appearing from affidavit ucd in this Csuso that
no defendant Charles Jones, President 49, OF said
Gun Factory, E uuu-rU8dCut of tho stale OF rcnncg
see, il a ordered that be DO enter his appearance
herein before on within the hrHt three days 81 the next
term oi taid Nouiti 20 DO bcld on the lst Monday n
November uext Qs62) ana plead anrwor or deinur 10
tompaipant5 BIN or The same viii De taken flr COO.
iethed a. 90 hun and SCI tor hearing OK plrte and
tha copy oi tlH order be puhislsi 0noc week f8r
0r .,,ur auuc17slvo weeks ln DE NaahVHa uninn.
A OonY-Attest F oIEAYFa. III 81 a.
~ AZ. hmEg, Sol ilr Compll ssuQ-ua
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l. O. O. F.


Ions y. Hinr, Grand Secretary, should ho addressed
at Ndslu'ils, Tenn
Tennessee Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday Even
ing at their Hail, on the corner Of Union aud SUM
mer streets. The officers Tor the present torn,
o. s. Lesuenr, G.; J. r, Mills, YG.; J. D.. Wcakley
Secretary l.. X. Spain, Treasurer
TFabus Lodge, No, lO--Meets az the same place
every Monday Evening The olioera are Il. A.
Campbell, N.G,; Henry Apple, Y.G.; Park,
secretary n. H. Brown, Treasurer
Smiley lodge, No. oo-Aeels at their Han, on South
hcrry street, every Friday Eyeniug The officers
are &. O. Covert, E.G.i Prank Hartman, N.G,i Juue
wyatt, Secretary ", n Mallory, Treasurer.
Aurora Lodg, No. los, Germany -Moets at the
Hall, corner Of Onion aud summer streets, every
Thursday Evening The officers are Charles Rich,
NGa 2. Friedman, va 49, Riuorlich, secretary
Geo selierle, Treasurer.
Ridgoly Eacampmenf, Ne. lhleets 81 the above Hall
on tho arst and third Wednesdays of each month.
The officers are J. Il. Mills or; r. n. Mcbride n r.,
g. " Fuller, Sw.; Potter Harris, Jr, J.w., john 3.
Hide, Scribe d, r. Cutter, Treasurer
Ohus Branch Esscamph9u, 40. i-M,els al the
above Han on the second and fourth Wednesday
nlrhts Of each month The officers are jas. r Belt,
or; Henry Apple, Hr'; T.. Moker s.w.; r. Fried.
man, Jw Charles Rircher, Scribe; }. \. ward,
TreaaureF.
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DESPERATE EHooUETEa BETWEEN GEN-
ERAL MlLROY AND FIVE REBEL CAVALRY
MEE.--On Monday morning Gensral Mil
roy, who holds the extreme left Of Gen.
Sigels corps, atepped out Of his tent, and
had not proceeded ten PAGES before be
was brought face 30 face with five caEal-
Tymen. lie Immediately cried out, aWho
are you p The answer Was, Southern
sOidiers." But they no sooner had the
words out Of their mouth than General
Milroy drew his revolver and fred. The
frat shot struck his own horses neck,
but the next atruck cAyAlryman in his
knee, and passing through that, killed
his horse. lie fred the remaining four
charges when the oaValTymen fled, leav-
ing their wounded companion on General
Milroy's hands. The man Immediately
afterWard had his leg ampntated BY ohe
81 our suFgeons.--Bfed (Hd) Kranilnsr
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pHe On MAN AuEAD. Living nota
Thousand miles from here, are an old man
and hia son, both Of whom are . little
given 70 Soups" a very unusual thing Ia
tho vicinity, by the way A short time
since II happened they became very ahap-
py" together, and after season Of Zen
joyment," something occurred TO rufiie Che
even ''Current Of their minda"--in other
words, they got mad At each other. Dit.
ter words passed between them, till FINAL.
~, the son, enrhged, exclaimed
"tather, you're a misable OF coot: 4 We
as dead, wouldn't 90 Tyr fun'al."
"Nowi sec ere, Ward" replied the old
man, "you shouldn't feel 30 tOrze me. I
don't feel 80 torze you. Now, il you
sh'd die, I'd tend your funeral-iiz
pleasure"
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CtrATE or TENNtSSEE.--At Rules held IN Ito
- Clerks ONCE, Ch1ucery Court at Nashville, Mon
dag, September the Ist, 1902.
4. O. Hurt Trustee, SC, sud H. n Myers, Coz plain.
suls, a. Eisher n Gould, aud others, Defendants.
u appearing from sudayd filed 90 this cause that
the several places OF residence OF The neendants John
A. Fisher, John W Could aud Thomas 4. Marshall are
unknown 20 complainanis, 30 that the ordinary pro
ceas Of tha Court cannot be served them 10 Is or
dered that they do enter their appearance herein be-
fore or within he hg three days OF DE nrxt term Of
sold Court To De held op the l8t Monday m November
next liad4l and plead -ne,lr datnsIr ssas,lan
ANTS blu, or the same Will be tukon tor COME ed "a
o. thom aud set for hearing parte, ana TINT copy
of IBIS order be publ shed once week for four auors
5lye weeks n The Nasty NE Union.
A CoW-Attest q, y. GIFAYES, Gam.
A, l.. nEnos7, SOL Tor tumpl'ts Enr9-Wa
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DAVIDSON CoUsrr DrRrcronT--G Confirmed.
MrIrrARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERs


Pori--Hsadquarais on High street ool ,. D Mil-
ier commgndiuF
-Headquartofs GA SUMMER street or
Ford'n resldenoe) W H 5idslt MAJ. i6th q. q. 10.
fauiry A. AlA.G.
pfofot Observation-Disclosures Al iha Capitol. A.
G. Giilsm, Col LET Tenn. IuhhirY.
Cls.f Airilianf QaaFtsfaiasisr - headquarters on
cherry street; No. %, t'uasp Cairou's Fesidsnuol
Cart }. d. Bingham.
As'iaani Quafi9masisr No = Cherry street Capi,
r. Stevenson.
Asisfni Qaarivmaaisr = Vino street, near Mrs.
roksresdeuoo. oapi. X. n Lamb,
4ifsa Qa4r'rf,-,is VH a-. MafsHf giF'et--
Capt. ! b. halo.
CliJ' c0ani.sarg headquarters, No 10, Vine a.
Capt r. Marfeely
oon,missny n sub'i,ie.ce--Broad street Capt, s.
Little
Acting C0uHaissdry Of Sltsis'snos-Coner of broad
and College streets. lieut Charles Aion.
Mrdoal Direoior--summer street or Fords old
rcaidonce) Surgeon, +. swift.
Medical Parreyor' OHce--Church street. Masonic
Building. j. R riErtF, surgeon, Sth Kentucky In
fantry, Acting Medical P.inoyor.
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Mrs. SArrNGToE BAmsHgD. - Mrs..
DrusellA 5appington, at whose house she
rebel Colonel John O. Boone AID staff
were recently found quartered, has been
ordered 70 leave Missouri without unne-
cessary delay, and to remain absent until
permitted by the United States military
authority % return Mrs. Sappington'a
residence Is twelVos miles from 81. Louis,
between the Manchester and ~, Charles
roads. She is the wife Of W. u. Sap
pington, who has left his farm and fami.
ey In that locality and Joined The rebels.
Mira Sappington is q daughter OF Judge
OILY Williams Of 81 Louis county, Mis-
souri,
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COUNTY OFFICERS,

Shert6-James NJ. Hinton. pepuHes-rhomas Hob
son and J, X. Buchanan.
Register-Phineas Garrett
Trlisiee-W. Jasper Taylor.
CoroHer.--N H. Belcher.
Ranger-JOhn Corbtt.
Reuenus Collector. G. Brilcy
Railroad Tar CoHecior-w. d. Robertson
Constabiss for ne Nashville Distrjci--Iohn H. Cover
and J. r. Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
JadJs-Hon. James whitwuth
Clsrk-P. Lindsey Niohol.
g. The Judges Court meets the dtFt Monday la
each month, aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, ia held the nrh Mon
day IN January, APRIL July aud October.
CIRCUIT COURT,
Jadge--H Hon. Nathaniel Rsyter.
Clsrk--Dayid Q. Love
aS- Tue Court meets the dr.t Monday IN March
aud September.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Jadge-Hon william X Turner
Clsrt-Chares Il, Biggons
e. The Court meets lhe arst Monday In Apra Az.
gust and December
cHANcERT COURT
CAams,llor-Hop. samuel u. Fricrgou
C}erk and Maaer--I, n. Oleayes
az The Court meets the lrst Mouday IN May aud
November,
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In Ohaneery at Nashville.

CtTATE OF TENkESSIE--At Rules held in The
- Clerks ONCE Chancery Court 90 Nashville Mon.
day, September the l8t, 1902.
John 3 Corlcy, Complainant, g. q. n. fhppin,
Defendants.
Il appearing nom AFFIDAVIT nled Ia this cause that
the place OF residence Of the defendant, e. d. Hippu
s unknown 20 complainant, 80 that the ordinary pro-
Gees OF This Court cannot be served ON him. ~ is or
derod that he do enter bis appearance herein before
or within the rst tnree days of the next term OF sad
Court % be held on the let Monday 10 November next
(lbO2) and plead, answer or demur 90 Oomplaiuanta
BILL or the same Will be- taken for confessed as 90
him and SCI Tor hearing eK partc, and that a copy
of this order be published once week for four sue
cessiyaweeks In the Nashville Union,
A Coly---Attest: !. E GLEANIS, G. a A.
A. l., nEMuss Sol for COmpl't bop9-Wa
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

HANING BEEN SulIClrEn, DURING THE
II last few days, Ny numerous parents, 90 tnko
Young children under my instructions, J have Sc
oarat tha eaaiataaeo cl Alisa JHUsfn nusuAuft t
yoraby known as q teacher On the Public schools D.,
and win open, in connection with my school, on
Monday nsKt department for intermediate and
Primary scholars of both sexes.
TUirioS-s3 aud 81 per month -monthly in adj
vance.
sep3-4tt n. DORMAN.
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I'd WAS Goethe that said this beautiful
thing; aThe longer / live, the more GER
tain am that the great difference be-
tween men. the great and Insignificant, d
enerov-- inVinciblc determination -. On
bouesi purpose once fixed, and then VIC
iorv. THAT quality win do anything
tbat can be done In the world, and 10
circumstance, no opportunity, viii make
a tw0.leeeod creature amhn without a."
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ADAMS ExPREss COMPANY
oFucE No, 81, cunur srprs'

Persons wishing to send Freight and Packages by
the Morning. Trains Of the LoUisynLH Ann NASH
VIA, aud HAsHyiItE AND DEoArua hAlRoAnsi
must have the same 81 the onco by @ O'Clock the
evening PTeVCnA
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DISSOLUTION.

AZ MoRGANsTERN aud n. sIlYERBERG, Of
vi, the firm Of NJ. MoHGAssrEns n Co, Shoe
Store No. 10 Union street. have dissolved partner.
ship by mutual consent.
Tho business viii be carried on hereafter by NJ
M0rganstorn. NJ. MORGANSTERN,
II. siLNERBERG.
Nashville, Aug, Goth, 1902, aog2o-at
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james u. Murdoch, the tragcdian Offer
cd his services 70 General Lew Wallace
% Cincinnati on Thursday, Me-. Muir
doch has two sons, both Of which are ~
the army
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dancing, AZ Professors charges.
stationery and use Of Books, So Sc, 81, and So &c.
cording 20 tho Department
Medicines and Medical attendance will form extra
charges.
Board Washing, &c., during vacation. $500
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Louisville a Nashville R,R Train leaves at 7i5, An.
arr al $50, Pm,
Nashville 4 Decatur R,R Train leaves At 600, An
" arr, nt 100, Pm.
Nash. Chattanooga RR. Traiu leaves at 1000, AN.
az 8.25, pm.
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D-sHig MarsAals-w II. Wilkinson. H. G. Tucker,
sad James A. Steele.
Clerks qfAe Hartef-lohu Chniabsy er.oicio, frFii
Jos l.. Ryan, second and John Rcddct ihird
Tan Assessor--willan Driver.
Rssssms Coiieeto7--A. q. Shankand
Wafer Tar Coilecior-E D Garrett
IisusHrsr--R. neury
Whasg MdseF-rhomas loake.
Superintendent ~ ne Irorthouss-I. Q Dodd
Superintendent u de Voter Worls--James Wyatt
C1ief Q5 ne Fire DsparfmeHt--John NJ seahury.
ssri0a Of he CelnetTy--T. a. Mcbride.
Street Orerseer--J l.. stewart.
en- Ahorpey--Iohn McPhail Smith.
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CITY COUNCIL.

Board n Alaerani--M NJ Brien President ,. q.
Newman O. A. J. Mayneld H.G seovol, VIM. Cheat
haru, j. smith, NJ. G. l.. Claiborne, aud las kobb.
,oainon CouncR--w. p. Jones, Presidents william
Roberts, T. j. Yarbrough, VIM. Driver, WIN. Stewart,
Louis Hough, W. Mullins James Turner, G. M. South
gate, A. !. Cole, Jas. Davis, Andrew Anderson, j. b.
~IInowlcs, aud John Cready,
stANDrEo COMMITTEES op rBe CRY oorScI'
Piaanos-Knowes scove and Cole.
Water Worts-Audersou Smith and Claiborne.
-Yarbrough, Turner southgate, Davis, Bri'n,
Mayheld Cheaiham and Claiborne.
WharG-Newman Stewart and Turner
Hospital--Jones, Mayhold aud Sloan
Standardization, Mayheld and Knowles,
Firs Departmen,-Cready, Driver and Newman.
Cas-Driver, Cheatham and Davis.
OemeterB-smlth, Stewart and Newman.
Market House-R Roberts, stewart and Turner
siaros--Hough Claiborne and Davis.
polioe-Cheatham, Brien aud Anderson
spTiugs--Tougb, Claiborne and Brlen
WorlLouse-Cheatham, Mayded and Knowles.
Improvements and Erpenditres--Cole scoycl and
Cready
Public Propsriy-Brien, Cheatham and Turner
Pest House-MayNed, Jones aud Roberts.
Az-The Board OF Aldermen meets the ruesdays
next preceding the second and fourth Thursdays IN
each month, and the Common Council the second
snd fourth Thursdays in each mouth.
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NIGHT POLICE

Captain--John Baugh.
First Lieiaenant-Wm. Yarbrough
Second Lieutendnt--John II. Davis.
Poiiosrnen--wm. jackson, John Lavender, Mich Ia
Wis, Joel Phillips VIM Baker, John Cottrcl, William
h,ayo, John Engies, J. W. Wright John Pickett,
Robert Scott W. C. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles Hulitt,
S1- The Police Court Is opened every morning at
nine o'clock
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TERMS PER SESSION /.
EXTRA CHARGES

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
For Board and Tuition, 500, $40, S75, and $50 &C.
cording 10 the department Of the pupils
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ARRIvAL AND pEPARTURE OF MALs.
B. B. COMMON g. BRO,
OOmmISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 6 COLLEGE STREET.

OOmMISSION MERCHANTS,
no. 6 COLLEGE STREET.
new stock just received and for sale
tow 60 close Ont COnsIgnmentS.
2OO @s ooSNoR h BRO
100 boxes SALT, Gor sale by
RO Coils ROPE, FOR sale by
~ APPS ooNNoR BRO.
Az APPS '' - ~ '' " ooSSos 4 BRO
III APPS '''' ''' '''' doNNoR BRO.
lOU aps tONROR BRO.
------------
6O boxes SOAP, torsalo by
~ Ps OoNNoH 3 bFo
DID sps -' y coNNoR BRO
20 chests TEA, tor sale by
- ap ooNNoN 4 nho
80 half chests TEA, FOR sale by
~ apps CONNOk BkO
IL APIS coNNoR 4 BRo.
In boxes Yeast PowDERs, for sale by
~ apS CoNNoH bKo
20 '' sas SODA for sale by coSSop & BRO.
100 gross MATCHES, tor sale by
20 sps '''' ~ ''' '' az coissoR BRO
20 sos ''' ' " oovNoR s GO.
ii ' sps ''N'uA'' '' .''' By oozNoR BRO.
IN kits SALMON, e. saIo by
~ aps ooNNoB & BRO
y 4 kits MACK EREl, for sale by
"a APPS iCoNNoR BRO.
* Kits HERRING, TOR sale by
- APPS CONEOR & BRO.
= Kits sHAD, CIR sAleby
= APPS CONNOR& BRO.
IL spS ooNNoR \ BRO
ny bbls. MACWERFI., Toe sale by
z Sps Common 4 BRO.
Ie boSes'iried HIRING, 60, sAo by
10 APPS coNNoR 4 BRO.
10 SPs doNNoR BRo.
Oh kegs NAus, forrsle uy
on apps Common & BRO.
6O bbls Crushed Sugar, Cor salo by
~ APPS CONNOR 4 BRO.
IsJE BAGS MEAL, far sale by
LIGO APPS CONNOR& BRO.
Enn bbls FLOUR, Tor sale by
JNJO apS Common a BRO
ON casks HAMS, Cor sale by
~ apps COMO 4 BRO.
Oh casks slncs, Tor sale by
~ APPS COMMON & BRO.
OOn obs Cue POTATOES, Tor sale BY
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-09

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JOHN HUGH SMITH, hivat
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JoHN CHUMuIEY, MarttaL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-02
AYERS
{, ,Ompound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

re most effectual remedy which the medical
I'll of our times can devise for this every
hero prevailing and fatal malady. II is com
ned from the most active remedials that have
cn discovered for the expurgation of this foul
,,ordcr from the blood, and the rescue of the
;.tem from its destructive consequences.
sluce it should be employed for the cure Of
1.ol only ScTofula, but also those other affec-
ons which arise from it, such as EEupTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANrHoNY's FIRE,
'nsL. or ERYspELAs, PIMrLEs, PusrrLEs,
'.IcrcMrs. BLAI1s and Bous, TuMoKs, letter
and SALT RHEUM, ScALD HEAD, RINowoRM,
-.nrrMArIsli, SYPHrLITIc and MLRcuRIAL DIS
JAsrs. DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
,adecd, AR COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VrIA-
20 OK IMPURE BLooD. The popular belief
,a " d,l,oIty of The blood" is founded in truth,
-ar >cro!ula is a degeneration of the blood. The
.Ii;cular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsnpa-
ia Is 70 purify and regenetate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.