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q. =. Treasury Notes.
The Philadelphia Press says :

Inc lnllauelphla ffcSS says
The whole nominal circulation Of L.
S. Notes at this time is only one hundred
and seventeen millions five hundred
thousand dollars. There are in the
Treasury, to the credit of disbursing
officers, about thirty-two millions, leaV-
ing about half a million with which TO
meet drafts from the department. Ofthe
one hundred and seventeen millions,
about iifty-seven millions, being the
amount Of the demand notes, are prAc-
tically withdrawn from circulation, and
boarded for the payment Of customs, OF
the proposed new issue, therefore, fifty
seven millions may replace the amount
thus boarded, and about forty millions
will be withheld from issue 10 meet pos
sible demands for temporary deposits
beyond immediate means. Thus nine
ty-seven millions will make no practical
addition TO the circulation.
II is we'll understood, also, that the
Secretary will, in no event. issue any
part Of the new notes, il authorized, e1-
cept small notes TO take the place Of the
| large in the payments TO soldiers and
othov osoditnra prefcrring them, so long
as the duties on imports, the increase oil
the temporary loan, aud the conversion
Of United States notes already issued
into fye-twenty par bonds, yield revenu,
enough to meet the daily expenditures
During the present week, thus far, the
/ income from these sources has more thar
met the current expenses. The CONVEX,
sions alone have supplied more than hal
a million of dollars a day, and will pro,
baby increase.
Under these circumstances, very littl,
use will be made Of the additional au
thority proposed to be given TO the Sec
rotary, though it is thought prudent 4
guard against possible exigencies BY
/ giving IL.
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Sherih's Sale.

DY virtue Of Venditioni Expuuas 20 me directed
~ and delivered from the Honorable Crclit Cugt
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at us March Term
1862, will expose TO uubuC sale % The highest bid
der, cash, at the Courthouse Yard IN the City
Nashville, on saturday, The 26h day Of July 1867, al
the right, tile, claim, interest and estate, wh Ch
and 10 the following uesCribcd tract Of l. M David
County, Tenuess e, IA District no g. and bound
AZ follows, 10 wit BeginnirE on aSug Tree, IN Vim
KimbrO's iue bounced on the North and West by
said kImhTO's lue, ana On the South and Fast by j
NJ KimbrO's line, containing 10 or IL acres, on Hu'
riosuo Creek, known the MIL Tract, being evicd ur
rs the property Of j H. Charlton, 90 SATISFY judg
mcut rendered In favor Of r. + Fort against j. IL
Charlton, b. Wheeler and A. Gregory
JAMES u HINTON,
June list sheriff of ID. c
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Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of q vnni.tonl cXpouAS 20 me directed,
ID aud delivered from the Honorable circuit Court
e Davidson Cnun y, Tennessee, az its March Torn,
1862 will expose 60 public sal O. the highest bid
der for cash, at the Cuu ,-huust ard 10 the @ Of
Nashville saturday, the 10th day Of July, 1862,
all the ri ut, title, clam, interest and estat which
Iaaac Paul q Gu d, or may have since aCqur d, In
aud 20 the fOll wing desCrb tract or II hand
In the City OF Nashville Davidson County, State Of
Tennessee, as follows fronting % feet on the west
do Of Market st. Re'eT'UCo can be had by referring
to book 90, page 6l6 80 cet WIS conveyed to isaac
Paul, by deed, GU the Isl day Il January, l'GO,
and lies mmo i'atey between the ABOVE named 80
feet, ed Of Robtrt Hawkins ground, be ng part
the sane property formerly owned by Nelson ~pecce,
being the same pro crty conveyed by deed from X,
W0udhn to IslBC aul, Tpg tered m the Rrt lister 4
Office OF Davidson County, ia ok 49, page 40; being
levied on as the property Of Isaac Pan 10 tsy a
Judgment rendered in fyur uf VIM Il. Watkins
. against j. W. RirdWcllaHd Isaac Paul.
j. NJ. HINTON,
June IA, lsG2.-3t, sheriff Of d. c.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY virtue Of Nondiuoni EXponas to mo directed,
ID aud deIv from the II norAho Circuit Court
~ Davidson County, Tenne see, at IT, March Term,
1882, Htll expose 10 public sale, 10 ih' gh ri bid
der for lsh, at tho Court hous Yard, in the CITY Of
Nashville on Saturday, the 26lh day Of July, 1862,
all the figlt, tito, claim, nut rest and state, Which
r. X. Winston then had, or may have since acquire ,
IN and T. the ioo sing dcscr bel property to Wit -
lots Nu. X s, fronting 40 feet each Ga High street,
rUnuing BACK 80 ivCt To l6-'uUt alley, ana situated
m III. 9Th ward Of tho city OF Nashville, md being
Numbers in the plan Of Al Xandrr Campbell
and vie as recorded W the reg stcr Oic' Of Dsyit-
son county Tennessee, In book Is, PAGE 60, being
levied the pr prfty Of G. X Winston, to satisfy
a dgmrnt rendered iu favor Of Winfield knight
AGAINST X. Winston, a. s.. Shnnkllud, end Iii l..
Woods }. NJ hINTON,
June IA, ls62.-8t ShoriG Of n. c.
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cnrIo.ltle. Of sIeep.

In Turkey, il man falls asleep in the
neighborhood of a poppy-ileld, and The
wind blows toward him, he becomes mar
cotized, and would die If the country
people, who are well acquainted with
the circumstance, did not bring him TO
the next well or stream, and empty pitch
er after pitcher Of water ON his face and
body. DIR. Appenhoim, during his resi-
denco in Turkey, owed his life 10 this
simple and effective treatment Dr.
Graves, from whom this anecdote is quo
ted, also reports the case Of a gentleman
thirty years of age, who, from long con-
tinucd slccpincss, was reduced t0 a COM
pletc living skeleton, unable TO std on
his leges. Il was partly owing dis
ease. but ehiahv o. fha ~i''-4-
! until at
ness, he
| VOC.
| who wi ....... ~, ,,t.,.
tress him soon became dfossB abl An
asleep. A student AZ hdinhafsl. upon
| hearing suddenly Of the unexpected
| death Of a near relative, threw himself on
his bed and almost instantaneouslv.
amid the glare Of noon-day, sank into
. llhihkNN HluAbtIs
Another person, reading 10 one a. bis
/ dearest friends stretched on his death
/ bed, fell fast asleep and with the book
/ still in his hand went on reading, utter
1 ~ unconscious Of what he was doing. A
/ woman al Hamcdt slept seventeen or
! eighteen hours a day for fifteen years.
/ Another is recorded 30 have slept once
In four days DIR. Maneish mentions a
woman who spent three. forths Of her life
in sleep, and DR.. Elliotson quotes a case
Of young lady who slept for six weeks
and recovered The venerable ST. Au.
gustino Of Hippo, prudontly divided his
hours Unto three parts--cighi 20 bo
devoted 10 sleep, eight 10 meditation, and
eight 20 converse with tho world. Mani
acs are reported, particularly In the
eastern homisPhoro 20 become furiously
vigilant during the full Of the moon.
mc5e especially when the deteriorating
rays Of Us polarized light are permitted
10 fall into their apartments; honce the
name Of lunatics. There certainly 10
! greater prOncness 10 disease during sleep
than IA the waking state for those who
pass the night in The Camphgna di Ro.
ma invariably become affected with its
noEi0us air. while travellers who po
through without stopping, escape tLs
miasma. Intense cold produces aleop
and those who perish 10 TIE snow, sleep
J on till the sleep Of death
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United States of America,
MIDDLE DISTRICT on TFNNE-sEE

NNTHEREAS, libel Of information WAS hcd within
w and for the Middle District u TcuLcssoe, at
Meanwhile on the 2nd day Of JuYe, A. D., 1862, by
John Trm1", Esd, Attorney '0r the United st,tcs
Tor tho Middle ps'tct Of TcuuCss @, who useHutes
herein bobaf OF the Unite States against certain
pro eTty via; certain ~, situated car th' South
East corner of Broad and Front s,o's u the lily ~
"a hvile boIug tine u,Xt lntt tn corner lot 8f1 O.
sad IN hCh ln'r lot Is tuu'Cd, thc b ass uuu-
dry Of Colo said lot front ug uu Front street run
nng back towards he river, thence nearly Iaralel
- the river, and th0u3e back trout e cot the cor
ncr of said lot on Front street tTtuE n from Broad
being opposite small BtC>smIlus shop SD Ugt.d on
the ether sde Of Front street; au3 8sr aI The d-
iugs on ID lot, aud also tar tNtgrrsr WaCUiu.ry,
too p, implements and mat all Ut every "a srrI
nneC ca 10 "a d lot aud build pgsi 800 bu ldiugs
un Id Tot being the Found of ont r. NJ. urcu an,
and pray process against said property, that Me
same De e ~ ICmued as forfeited.
Now, thereto. in pursuaur0 o. The mouItion, un.
der tho seal on said Cou h. Co mH ID ecled anl deliver
co. 1 do hereby Fivo ublc uUtue 90 AL persons
Waning SAID properly, OF lu any mpuuer interested
tnOrt in that they aud appear be GRO mid CrcGit
Court, 90 Dc boI at tho UN ut Nashville, On ana fur
said District, ol "a 2Ul day of October 1863, az lg
clock u the forenoon of that day, then and there
A. iH'ep0-e cir cIuur, aul o. make On r aHnsa
u0us iu that behalf O.. D. GIASJOlh,
june Is lSbl-lit L, o. Marshal, 81 ID 4,
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sheriA's Sale.

DY v.rtua sfa Nenduiou Exp0ngs 90 mo fUscitd
ID aud delivered from Che h.uor BILE Circuit Court
ct plyi loon unity, Tennessee, 40 ms March Torn,
1902 " % oKnHEo 90 pup.r sale, On the highest ht.
uor Tor ca.h 10 tho Court house yard, In th' Cy OF
Nashville. Uu saturday tht 10Th DAY of july, 1909 %
fhe gbt tito C aim, interest ami estate which 81
ID Payne tuUu had, 90 may have 6Iuc' acc irrdl 10
and Co tho Dv ilF dcCribd Lot CO. pie7o uf Or uu1
100 s q. "a, tn lav dFou Comfy u "A. fuimnul
stdiJ en- Go EdEuu0d, known no 900 no IT, lrHHiuc
90 feet un the m tHg creek Pike. H.. running back
IT'S feet 60 ,umtu street ing the -sme conveyed o.
e. u. rayun, ty A.N Putnam ana rg, stored To- E'g
tsr't me-. of Davidson osnW. ronuoss q, M Book
g. Page a2T Ga winch reference s made brug levied
IN as the D opurty ut 10 Payne, On satisfy Judg
mrut rendered Iu favor Ul A, ". lutnnn against h
paIue j N HINTON,
luuolA-3l Siberia 40 d. a.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue OF a vcuditoni cypOnas TO mo directed,
ID and dcliye ed from ihe Honorable Circuit CDuJt
of Iav dson County, Tennessee. at lis Marcl term
1852 will expose 10 public sale 10 the highest bid
dr. Tor cash at the Court house Yard, In the city NJ
Nash ilp ON saturday, tho -Gh day Of July 1902,
all the right, title, claim, interest ami estate, which
ID Rstaud then had or may have sucs acquired,
lu aud 90 tue following describe, tract or parcel OF
land in the 9th civil district Of Dlyi sln County,
state OF lcuu,sspe, th waters Of -tunrs river
lauiug hy calimAu 70 acres and b, uudcu az FOL
lows beginning alta STAKE in W. Pulley ss1uth uu
Diary line, there west IS polls 20 Span su Oak
iu AID pucy's s,u line, thence south OF poles TO q
spanish oak, tI,nuC south Is poles Co stlue,
thence cst II poles TO hickory and dogwo1d thence
North 20 pues 90 the gning being levied on aB lhe
property of j. b. Rutland, O. sgtIsf judgment rem
d. rcd Ia favor VI II ChiIdras8 nE.iust Hut
land, Jas. Ruua 4, Tnos y Nolthom, j. b. Rutland
unIW. Q, Rutland.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
June li-3t shoriu q D. C.
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sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue OF Venlitoni TX pouas 10 mo directed,
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit court
OF nAvi son Cjunty, I nu,asee, 4 ts Maron Term,
1852 Nil exp BE- 20 pub be sale, 60 the b'ghls tad
der for cash az the Court house Nard the city OF
Nashville, on saturday, the 10Th Gay uf July, 1862,
al the risht title, claim interest and estate which
Isaac Paul then had, OF may have since acquired, To-
aud 70 TIE following described uu't,r Iitco ground.
Let No s. known aB in Isaac paui's plan uf Ois Ga
Nashville This OF FONTS 50 feet on College str, Of,
adjoining Ira p Jones being lev as the property
4 Isasc Paul to satisfy Judgment rendered 10 f,y r
Of Mary 4. Downs, EXsCutTix, against Wilson Mullen,
Isaac Paul and Henry Hill.
JAMES NJ HINTOH,
June 15-3t Shern OF d q.
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JoHy MoBGAV A GEyrBAL.--We are
informed that John H. Morgan, who has
made himself famous as partisan Off
GER has been promoted as Brigadier-
General 10 the Confederate service, lie
was made q Colonel after the battle Of
Shiloh, in which he participated. Three
iourlhs OF the First Kentucky Regiment
whose time was out in Nav re-enlistod,
IL Is stated, in MoTgan's command
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A RADICAL ABoLIrIoSIsT.-The Nash
Vile UNION, the organ Of that sound De-
mocrat Hsd fearless patriot Governor
Jobgson, Of Tennessee the way ONE
Of the most interesting and ably con-
Quoted papers on our exchange list
comes down upon the radical aboli'
tiouiss" 10 q most unmerciful style.
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ARRIvAI AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS

Iou,svln. 4 Nashville RR Train lca,os Al rs, an,
arr a. $50, N.
N,,hyus Decatur RR. Train l,ayes o. 900, AN
aU, % 100, ~
S.sh. Chattanooga R n Train leaves at 1000 AN
err. 40 H25, pm.
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CITY COUNCIL,

Board Of Adermet-M. N. Bren, President J, Z.
Newman, q. A. Mayneld, O. A. scovel, VIM. Cheat
ham, j. Smith, NJ. @ l.. Claiborne, and Jas. Robb.
Common Councl-w F. Jones, Presidents William
Roberts 7. J. Yarbrough, VIM. Driver, VIM stewart,
Louis Hougb, W Mullins, James Turner, G. n. South.
gate A. J. Cole, Jas Davis, Andrew Anderson, }. B,
Knowles, aud John trchdy.
STANDING COMMITTEES Or Tux CITY COUNCIL.
Iinanos-Knowlcs Scovel and c lie.
Water Works-Auderson, Smith and Claiborne.
Streets -Yarbrough Turner, southgao, Davis, Bri'n,
Mayaeld, Cheatham and Claiborne.
Rhart-Newman, Stewart ADD Turner.
Hospital--Jores, Mnyneld and Davis.
Schools -Cheatham, Nayncld and Knowles.
Ere Deparimsni-Croady Driver and Newman.
Ga,-Driver, CheAhnm and Davis.
Ccfnetery-smitb, Stewart and Newman.
Market Houso-R6bsrts, SO art and Turner.
slares-Hough Caihorne and Davis
Poiioe-Chsatham, Brien ard Anderson.
Gprinos-Hough Claiborne and Bricu,
Wyrkhoms-C heatham, May GeId and Knowles.
Improvements aud Expenditure Cole, scovol and
Crcady.
PubRo, Property -BrIcn, Cheatbam and Turner.
P,si HouSo--May field, Jones and Roberts.
ba- The Board Of Aldermen m eta the Tuesdays
neEI preceding the second ard fourth Th1rsduys in
each month, and the Common Couaol tho second
and fourth Thursdays in each usnth.
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Boots and Shoes,

We have now and shal have during ODE summer,
large and well assorted stock Of BOOTS aaI sHJy7
for sale az tle lowest cash rlIr0F.
g. q. WEBSTER A Co..
my2s-Ims Dr--r.r
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.


VTTII0 No W NHLNHI "ThITT
Perfous wshins 20 send Frslsbt and Package by
ths Moruiug Traius OF the lovIayfltr ANE NASH.
was, and NAsuyIlIr Aap pEJATuR RAIEoAns,
must have che same A. ths Onoo by O'Clock Ae
evening" previous,
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NIGHT POLICE

Caplain--John Baugh.
Iusi Lieuienani-Wm. Yarbrough.
Second Lieutcnont-Johu II. Diyis.
Poliosmep-wm. Jackson, John Lavender, Nich IN
WIS., Joel Philips, VIM. Blker John Cotucli william
Mayo. John Englss, j. W. Wright, John Pickett,
Robert Scott W. c, Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce David Yates, and Charles lu IL
So Tho Polioc Court IS opened every morning Mt
nine O'Clock.
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Davidson equity directory
CITY Government
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN CHUMBLEY. AarshaL

Deputy Marshals--w. H. wilkinson, A. c Tucker
and James A. Stoee.
Clerks qf he MarLet-John Chumbey, er-ogicio, arst
Jos l.. Rypn, s,cond and John Reddick, third.
Taz Asssssor-william Driver.
Revenue Coliocor-A. b. shankand.
Water Tar Coilsoi0r-E. B. Garrett.
TrsasuFa-R Henry.
Wharf Maaer--Thomas Leakc.
Superintendent Of The Workh0use--J. Q D1dd.
Superintendent Of ho Watsr W0rks-Iames Wyatt
chief of the Fire Departmsni--John N. Seabury.
Sszton Of he C,moiey-T. Il. McBrde.
Street Opcrseer u l., stewart.
ON Aihraog-John Mcphail Smith.
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FOR SALEl

HOUSE and LOT for sale, 80
IA en fary Iust2a4h. tsi afr DU oay go agEse
hQrth ~ o. ilQli good nriEhn0fl1ud lHaNtN
AppNcauu viii addrcss 20 Boa no no,
tiy fott-QUef. luuclb-lva
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-30

y7spil aof aaw Ss ws4ss yoa are. leu
might be confined IN a pFis0a Ia Dixie, but
never by federal authority. What can you
hone to accomplish? Your party is in q
hopeless minority. One Southern man has
not as your friends foolishly said they
could, whipped FIVE Northern men. In
deed, they have fallen very far short of
whipping man for man. Their casing
did very well until the thing was tried,
and now the sad realities Ito those who
then bossted) have demonstrated they are
not match man for man.
Let me tell you, this war will last for
ever, unlesr the South lays down its arms
and submits to the laws, and every day it
lasts the submission will have to be more
unconditional.
You have rushed into this rebellion tc
save slavery. How many, think you, the
leaders in this rebellion had2 How is il
with your Are your rights to your slave;
more secure now than they were before
The government has not brought on thiI
war; but the government aOiU end ii.
If anything have said will bring yoI
back to your government and make yOI
q loyal citizen, shall be amply compen
stated for this hastily written letter. The
you may see the error of your course,
earnestly pray. -"
Respectfully, G. R. SMITH.
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Bounty LANDS FOB THE SoLDIERs.-On
the Sd inst, Hon. John Law, Member of
Congress from this District, introduced the
following resolution looking to the dona-
tions of land to the volunteer soldiers.
ResoIUed, That the Committee on Public
Lands be, and they are hereby instructed to
inquire into the expediency o. giving to
every soldier who has served three months
of more in the volunteer or regular Army
of the United States, during the present
war, bounty of one hundred and sixty
acres of land.
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River News.

The Poland came up early yesterday
morning from Mt. Vernon and finished her
cargo here and left with good trip.
The Aurora from ST. Louis for Pittsburg
with fine trip, passed up yesterday morn
ing.
The popular and prompt mail packet
Courier, arrived early yesterday morning,
crowded with passengers and fair freight
list. She left for Cairo at the usual hour
in the afternoon, with paying trip.
The Eugene, with 146 packages of freight
and long passenger list, came down with
flying colors at 9 o'clock yesterday morning
and returned at IL o'clock. The Eugene is
deservedly popular and will be well patron
lied.
The Big Grey Eagle arrived Immediately
after the Eugene yesterday, and passed on
to Henderson, cieaving the river like a
flying arrow. She returned at an early
hour and left at the usual time with the
mail for Louisville.
The City of Memphis passed up yester-
day with sick soldiers, without stopping at
the wharf She stopped for few minutes
at the Marine hospital and also near the
City Hotel hospital. We could obtain nc
particulars,
The Adriatic, from Pittsburg to St. Louis
with fine corgo passed down yesterday
She left quantity of Bar and Pig iron a
| this mort
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Re- It rarely happens that in our edlto

gG- 1t rarely happens that in our edito-
rial capacity orr readers find us premedi-
tatedly and with malice aforethought en-
gagged in putting any patent medicine,
but during our recent trip to the melan-
choly scenes of Pittsburg Landing there
was one medicine which we found in the
hands of nearly every soldier, giving relief
wherever applied, whether internally or
externally. We refer to Perry Davis Vet
etable Pain Killer. All spoke loud in its
praise, and the kind hearted Surgeon of
one of our Indiana regiments informed Us
that he believed it was the only thing that
saved at least half of his regiment from
dying of dysentery during recent long
march, and we cannot help suggesting to
our friends among the army suffers that it
is one of the articles they should never be
out of. 1t is packed in saw dust, two dozen
in each box, and can be forwarded over the
toughest road without danger of breaking.
Is sold in Evansville by Keller IL White,
Preston Bros, P. Veirling, LEIGH & Carl
stedt, and S. E. Gilbert & Co.
]. N. HARRIS & CO.,
apIs-d3m ProprietoFs, Cincinnati.
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FRENCH IRON. CLAD WAR VEssELs.--The
editor Of the Philadelphia Inquirer has seen
a portion of a letter from Marseilles.
France, dated May 2, 1860, from General
Henry NJ. Nagles, of the U. 8. Army of the
Potomac. The extract runs thus:
went yesterday and passed the day at
Toulon I was delighted; it is an immense
depot, where not less than forty-five hum
dred men are at work, constructing some of
the most extraordinary vessels ever de-
signed. There are Eve in all, three of
which have been launched. Each will have
one tier of fifty guns, of the largest size;
and its entire outside and deck will be COW
cred with plates of iron eight feet by four
feet on the surface, and five inches in thick
ness.
Their bows are protected and armed by
solid mass of iron that will cut through
everything against which they may be
directed. The deck iron win also be COW
cred by four and half feet of sand. and
the ports can be closed by iron doors sig
inches thick, which will be opened and
shut as may be required.
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ASxa's ASzasaAA ALEAaae has 1ow az
rived and Is now ready for delivery, gratis,
by Kellar & White, to all who call for it,
Our readers may be surprised to know that
this little pamphlet which has become SO
much favorite in our section has quite the
largest circulation of any one book in the
world, except the Bible. 1t is printed in
many languages and scattered through
many nations as we'll as supplied to almost
the entire population of our own vast do
minion. Every family should keep it, for
it contains information which all are liable
to require, when sickness overtakes them
and which may prove invaluable from be-
ing at hand in season. If you take our ad-
vice, you will call and get an Ayers Alma
nae, and when got, keep it.
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Commemorate the acknowledgment Of
donations to the General Hispital, in Non
days paper, several errors occurred which
We are desired to correct.
The fifty pocket handkerchiefs we're the
donation of the "Young Misses Soldiers
Aid Society," Henry Jacob gave seven
gallons of milk, and Madam Haun gave
six tumblers of jellies and large lot Of
biscuit and corn bread. We make the cor.
rection cheerfully.