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Sherif's Sale.

EDY virtue Of q Vendiiioni Exponas TO me directed
~ aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee at lis March Term
1862 viii esp 60 public sale, Go the highest bd
der, for cash, az tho Courthouse Yard the City Of
an the r2ht title, claim interest and estate, which
Isaac Paul then had or may have since acquired ia
aud 10 TIC follow ing dcforhed tract or piece ground
lot No b5, known iu Isaac paul's plan Of lots IN
Nashville This lot Fronts 80 feet ON College street
adjoining Ira r. Jones being ievedo ns The property
% lssso Paul 90 satisfy judgment rendered in ftv r
Of Mary n. Downs, tXccutriX, against Wilson Mullen,
Isaac Paul ana henry llil.
JAMES N. HINTON,
June 15-3t sheriff of d C.
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sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of yendiioui cxpouss 10 mo directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circut Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, 40 o. March Term,
1869, viii expo TO public sale, TO the highest BID
der ior cash. at the Cpurthouse Yard ia Che City NJ
Nashville, Oh sdurdag, The Goth day of July, 1859,
all thc right title clan interest aud estate, which
G. X. Winston then had, or may have ince arquir-
ed, In and to the following described real estate; Two
lots, number and 3, hontirg 40 foct zach High
street. and running back 30 feet 90 lG t1et on "
md situited 10 the stu Ward of the lily OF Nash
vile, and being numbers ard 8, IN THE plan Of lots
Of Alexander Campbell and vile For iurlher refer.
Cuce SOC book a. mage Gao 81 nt Is STEERS ounce az
davidson county Tennessee being .evied on tho
property Of G. X. Winston, TO satisfy judgment
rendsrtd In favor Of Winfield knight against q. X
Winston, A. ID Shankand aud Ell J.. Woods
JAS. NJ. HINTON,
juno n, lss2- st. Sheriff Of b. C.
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sheriRs Sale.

DY virtue Of a vendition exponas 20 mo directed
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at It's March term,
1862 will expose 20 public sale, 90 the highest bid
der tor cash at the Court house Yard IN tho City Of
Nashville ON saturday, the 20 h Gay OF July 1862,
all the right title, caim, interest AMI estate, which
b Rutland then had, or may have siuc acquired,
% and TO tue following described tract parcel Of
land IN the 5h civil district Of Dayi son County,
State OF Tennessee on the waters Of stones river
tanning by estimation % acres and bounded as fol
lows beginning Mt a stake In W fulloy's south boun.
DAIRY. line, theroe west s8 pol TO q Span sh Oak
In fadPuey's south line thence south % poles 10 a
spanish oak, thence southeast % poles 10 a stone,
thence east IL poles TO hickory and dogwOod thence
North 20 poles TO the brginng; beng levied tho
property Of j. y. Rutland, 60 satisfy judgment
d5red in favor Of r. H. Chidr0ss against W X. Rut-
land, Jos. Rut'atd Tnos Y Northern, j. b. Rutland
an1W G. Eutland
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
june ll-3t. sheriff oi d. c.
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sherif's Sale.

by virtue of a Henditoni EKponls o. mc drccte
oi Davidson County, Tennessee, 40 hes March Term.
1904 will cypHfe 90 puhuC SAFE, Go the highest bII,
der Tor cash at the Court house yard, n the CITY 81
Nashville. ou saturday, tle 20th day oi July 1902 at
thc rght, tite. claim, Interest auI estate, which
ID Petty thCn had, uf may have since aCqu.r u and
Oh ihe f1l0WIne described poe or parcel OF rr1uud-
No ~ in tht plan of lois male ly d.. n Iauifr. in
uayies0n Cluu.y Tlnusssoc. pear Nashville Corpora
zion, lr0uuug ON Carol street Boz said plan 35 leet,
running haCk MA ieut 10 - tout IN py tclug the
same conveyed 90 sad j. % rctty hy A. p shankand.
ts onoe ot davidson County I,nnessos, being lev-
ia ON as the property of j n Petty, to SATISFY "a
ildrmlut ronl toi n favor Ol ~ q. f,ri against u A.
Petty, u. n. Istiy, W. d. uamlmbraue ana e Petty.
JAMES M HINTON,
juno I5--2t rheuI 0f %. &.
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sheriTs Sale.

DY virtue ola vend toni eXponas TO me rectsd,
- and dc iverod from the Honorable Circuit CoIrt
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its March II rm
1892 will expose 90 pubic sale, TO the highori bid
DER Cor cash, at the Cour house yard, 60 the Ciy of
Nashville saturday the 26tn DAY OF July 1902 an
the right, title claim ute'cst aud estate which the
Frnkyn college and stones River 4. Z. Company
then had, or may have since acquired, IN and 20 the
following described property 20 Wit 90 "a certain
Turnpike Road ia Davidson County tennessee,
known a. the Franklyn College ntd Sionesi River
turnpike Company, being levied ON the property
Of Nanklyu College aud Stones River Turnpike
,ompapy b satisfy a Judgment rendered n favor If
NJ Ridley, against Frauklyn College and stones
River Turnpike Company.
JAMES NJ HINTON,
Inne list. sheriff of d. q.
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sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of vendition eyponas TO me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at ITS March Term,
1862 will expose 90 public sale, 10 the highest bid
der, for cash, at the Courthouse yard On The City OF
Nashville Saturday the 23th day OF Juiy 1862 all
the rlht, title, claim, interest aud estate, which
John s. potway then had, or may have since ucqur
Cd, In ami 70 the following described piece on parcel
OF land lying In the eth district of Davidson County
lot No ", containing s acres and "a poles bounded
on The cast by the land ufJamts Davis ana fronting
the Mill Geek valley TurapiSe Road, In the plan of
lots Laid OF 20 j. 3. futway Of lands belonging 10 "A,
letway deceased, being levied On as the property oi
John s. potway 90 satisfy judgment rendered Ia IA
va OF C. B. Hall against Johu 8 fetway.
JANIS ~. HINTON,
Juno list. sheriff of ID G.
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shoriA's Sale.

pY virtue Of a Venditionl EpOnas 20 nae directed,
- aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Count
OF davidson County, Tennessee, at Us March Term
1852, viii expo So 10 ublc sale, 90 the highest bid
DER 4 cash. at the Courthouse Yard IN ihe city OF
Nashville on uturdny the Goth day a. July 1861 alt
the right, tiile claim, interest and estate which H.
H. Charlton then had, or may have since acquired n
and 10 che following described tract of nd, ID David
son County, Tennessee, IN District No o. and bounded
a. follows, TO Wit heeinuug on as1gT Tree, Ia Wm.
kmotps we. bounco1 on ihc North and West By
said kmhros line, ana on The South aud East by j.
81. klmbrus line, ClntaunH 10 or ~ acres, on dur
rcaue Greek, known az he Ml Tract, being oyicd on
a. the property uf n. Charlton, Go satisfy iudg-
meut rendered Ia favor Of b. Fort against y. A.
Charlton, p, Wheeler end a, Gregory
JAMES VI HINTON,
june lest sherin OF y.
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sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of ycnditioui eXPonas to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tonnessee at rs March Term
1862 Will expose 70 public sale, to the highest bid
der for cash. az the Court house Var IN the city OF
Nashville on Saturday the 26th day Of July 1862
all the right, title, claim interest AMI estate which
John Corbitt then had, or may have since acquired
n and 10 the following described lot Of ground be-
ginning at A. Farrs', Sou cas- corner, On Maple
street. running souihwndly 60 feet TO stake
thence nc rigai angles With maple street lSb ieet 10
stake alley thence with said alley 80 feet 10
stake IN said j. A. Fairs southwest corner, theme,
along said Flrri5' south boundary line TO the begin
ing being levied on IA the property Of John Cor
bit, 20 satisfy Judgment rendered in favor OfJas
Barnes aga rst n. p Jorbtt, 4. f. CJgbitt John Cor
bltt ana r. r. Corbitt.
JAMES n. HINTON,
iuue l4-3t SHEER 90 or ID. e..
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Committed to JaiI

nv Davidson county, Tenn. Juno fih, 1852. o. No
- ul man uamei EaiAui ays ho b.Ionr. Do
irwin iilf1o, N hHufy County, Tom nnflt 20 Cd a5
years od Hc sls aIndt poo ar lll r9Hndat q f..t
iue1es mEh e1ppa caari email arir un1or ,lrnar
ui right rYa
iht HFurr s roIn sist a. crma Forward. PROV.
N HINTON
fuun.Hi rhHrIH and IH|I.r .fu O.
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United states of Amerioa.

MIDnLU nININIIT on IENNIE0EE-
MuGNfAs, lnfocn aton ives ned Vitau anil iar
w the Middle listrct Of leuucssn1. al Nashville.
on the sSh day OF N ri, A ~, 1902 by john rnh'r,
hsq Attorney Cor she lut,d states 'pr thg Middle
District oi icnaogsco NhH prosecutors herein Dn bHh4t
oi tho Outei States, against elraIn Irups ty, "a
lot situated on thc Northeast coor ol cherry strcgt
and FRANKLIN street, iu south Nashville. and Che
buildings thereon 600 tad buildings recently erected
hcture OF Guupowdcri alsl Che mach urry and Hx.
lures connected with said establishment Uray'uE pros
cosS Against tho sann, that DO ba cn iamusd rs ior.
ieittd,
NON, therefore, To- pursuance LOT tha mcut.on. uu.
der tha seal 0f said Court lo me directed ami dcIy
erred DO hcuby give puti.s gsuor to aII PERSONS
uhmlnn lail pooWrty, or BOZ 0uY uaruUr Interested
tnefcipi that tlcy Do qua appnar b.fIt Sad Crca.t
Nourt u he bold at thc cay vt Nashville. Iu and f0r
aall NHWcil on tho tth Gay ul uatohtr. 1907 at 10
inufpose mcr claims. and % make tAeir alteration
'A tat nents E b. GiAsCOCk
'NPf Il. 81 MlrshA M n T.
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Sber;R,s Sale


IL Y viIi1e of an execution 20 directed. lni &C.
- hFcred tfUui The Honorable Circuit Curt 81 naT.
"son County nnn, 20 its March tcfV, 90, VII *
o. 20 public sale 10 the highest ~ DER Tor Cssn ~
the Court house ytri IN fle city % Naehvie, on sat
uiday, the 20ih Of July, 1854. al the rrli, Title
lain, interest a1d estate, which G. D Elliott Then
bad may have Fiuce acquired, Do and ~ iho fnw-
VIC tract 81 laud bounded as follows 10 Wits necip-
hing in NE middle uf The frank hn and Nashvile
Fui nniSe road, az A s. tlrryis fouih east CORNER,
rinung ihcuce outh o. west 81 roles 20 q sion e.,
heirgA >. lufry's sJuih-wnat corner aud one W
iaWrenre decreased, east bouudarg, thence south -
east along iuid lawfenceE east touf diary 10 polrs A.
astne, ilmes A Woods nofth-w,st oofntr, thenco
north cSA. east lllei poles 90 ihe uiddle OF eaia
imupkeroad, being las A W. 0d north east ccrper
thence along ne idre Of sai1 Turnpike rad nortb
HA' west % 2 o poles 20 ihe beginning CONAN ming
iaiy tifee acrs rorv icis, h,he of od ou AZ thc
pfoferiy Of &. Elliott, 80 satisfy a Judgment ZEN.
asereedin iayof Of Thompson o., asnini D NJ.
,. y HINTON, shenr on c.
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WATSON HOTEL.
10 All the Military Departments In
the Distrfca Of the ohio

~ AND AFTER TIE 1ft DAY OF JULY 1902
Owil open an Office I'D tho 80 Cloud Hotel Ia Nash.
vince, itnnc1so, and one on Man street opposite
ihe hlult Houa l0uEFlle, Ky, for all Transactions
or DOW in ihia department. 60 three months nom
July lst 1904 CHARLES KAHN fe
Beef Contractor for The District of ohio
h-liFhlui Market price paid fUi good cattl1
jHyt--'u
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$50 REWARD.

RANANAf from Tho subscriber, 2 miles from
- uahohi wilson oouaiyi Tennessee, on the l5th
nIe plAek spare made and rathor delicate appoar
anee, weighs about l4O pounds lie s cerpenter bv
uas ana VIII doubtless try 10 make into The federal
pA1anble hnnd Will Rite the abyo reward ior
h.s Apprehension so / can gct him
juy2-dlm
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strayed or 8tolenl

TGR0H 0NE 90 TIt LOE gmE uBniEn. A
giving Information n ulsaam. sII ....si.rfarl-
Goa
lug-n
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/ OVER FOR SALE ihe fnr.uos and Boilers Ut tho
steamers james Woods luo james Iahnf0n n1 they
BOW ie nt iha NASHVILLE Whfrg There are baiIrfa.
eb lort long A. uchfa, and boilers no cet lone AZ
inches 40 made n Cumberland ahd Iennasaoo Mill
Boiler IRON, 81 t1f best quality The Engines are
two 8 inch cyudcrs 10 feet stroke End two ~ inch
CYLINDER p ic't stroke. with Shafts, lanros, go.
a.Hl nhf lDf sale the doora, winduWa aud hiindH
I all -trimbolia and large Doc uf Iron, gultihla
chimney SOD stoves. d. o. TkAIMAN,
june i8-im no. rs Narlrt rffarf
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BOOTS
$3.50 RFWARn

MI " l,n John Ilto was taken from The neghbor
l,hoyn ni bowling Green Ky, by tho Texas
ried eoaih. lie H about Pc ycarf brqht mpl9t
20 color, lace ffcclot, about 8 ieet Inches hieb
l-.', sIIe punt has aacar ou his aide from scad
tno a1o'erowHd for his liberation or Il returned 40
ms home aud pay all expenfes attending the same
jliy2-Cm '''' i"'t'
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rerms Of gubs.rlptIons In Par Funds.

Owing to very limited number Of Postofhees at
present In Tennessee, have not yet been able TO
commence tho Tri weekly and Weekly Issues. We
will issue TIT weekly when we have dvo hundred
AMI tie Weekly when We have thousand subscri
bers.
FT-Ml communications on business with the ohce,
viii be Addressed to the PUBLISHERS Of The UNION,
and oil communications TO tho Editor will boaddress-
tos O. MERCER
Editors Of loyal newspapers will DO us great kind
ness by re.nubhehng the foregoing or lie substance
The current transactions ID Tennessee FOR months to
como win DO highly interesting 10 al lovers OF their
country and hor free institutions, and Tho columns Of
the USios Will furnish the earliest and most reliable
history OF those events.
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speoial Torms to lIinisters.
$50 REWARDI

ID ONAWAN FROM THE suRgCRIBFR ttVrvs ~
ANSnth County, Nna. rear Csrth,ee a, ~. i,', ~ ~.
itb' lHt anegro man namol Jim ahlnt 91 vesrs i
sho9t lcet 10 inches high, weighs between ito ma
~, ~ w. lnui"it2 col"r has cut acio.s tie bod
sihlo ho may have Tee fsst ,-f-r ann WIN stf, -
pa.s under tlio name or Haywood Hickman I'll,
6r' u,e ".'.e e",rd lgr no return 10 mo or con
juyI--w4tt '' ''N'ooN
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Boiling Cloths.


= WE MKT ANNUAL NETTING or the sock
nouefs OF tho y a. H. r. Co. will take pIac,
az the olce Of tho Company IN Prankiln an, the grst
luesdAy--oeinB tho 9TH day Of August 1902
FRANK HARbEMAN, Sc. 4 Trea,
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Boarding,
BOARD.

HAVE TWO WtLL.FURNISHED ROOMS. suit
= able for two small families or NAV ho ooeunied
ny several g,ntlcmen. House, opposite Jrdso Cnt
IVll uN'llng cherry street Terms liberal
Ton or fineen Day Boarlers can be- aceommod,
yea also few Transient Boardors can BID accounp,o
oa'ea lJunc2l-aml MARTHA G. PgACOCK
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RYE FLoUR.

az BARRELS FRE3H GROUND RYE FIOUH, N
va band and ior sale "a tbn HTgaduHy Mh.
lphe1 u. y. bickLi, AglnL
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SICK OR WOUNDED

and for persons living 40 distance Who caa rit
o. the Army intel g'uce ofioo and obtain riil-
able information Of any soldier hat en-.
listed u tho states "a
Whois htata, obio, Iora, Wlciigon, Triscoa-
sm mmHc'ota, KoiaotR ah3 Missouri.
CtoBBsCr INTELLIGEsCE Will nF GIVEN or
~ any soldier from ths above stairs. whether
SICK, MouNnrn itEn, og rAlIy pRis0NER, and
in what battles Do may lave baen engaged, and
whore BITS regiment is stationed.
lufurfa-t s1i alan 10 q tlsll ~ the eouif ion "a
ary sick wuuu |rd a0ldier Hf louis tluuisVli ~
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound Ciry, or ang IIospltni
in the Western nepartmt and whore tAose M ed
in battle, ur have died fom their wounds are hurl
cd and where thso takea priaonIs are con.
fined.
This Is tho unv Army intelligence Oince I'm the
pepartme Of the Mississippi, OF Western Depart
ment,-aud Information of soldiers from any ot The
above States can BE given st any timo by calling on
writing 20 Che Army intelligence once.
Re sons writing viii please give the uame Of the
soldier what State ne en ised n, and the number OF
his reg mont Chnrgea for any Kind ofA W Inteui.
genco Will Do Two DoILAFf, and any person ritiug
Will poase enclose tae amount, Ia order 20 sccurs
attention 90 their Inquiries
Adtresai Army Intelligence 0Gco, st. louis No.,
IN care p % foN lSiS. lAay 10, lS8i-iy
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Wanted TO Rent.

A NEATLY FURNISHED hOusE, containing fur.
4 4 hFei fNt or Frvou rooms Needed ga several
months and VII 10 vel. taken care 81 by "a rontls.
mon and atr. reasonable rent n ll b. nnA fir 4
hopH Of above description pleasantly ftuated Al.
drctfi with particulars,
CHARLES ALLEN.
May4l-u Boa dl u % Nurhfins
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Attention, Ladies !
JUsT WHAT YOU VAN Z

uuE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED on the COR
1 MIR az Church aud Vine STREETS. ihe mauu.
factory of LADIES hOOIs AND SHOPS 0f every
varsity and description ana B1 cts can from th0ta
who want good WORK and elegant lts
Jgng4l-lma M. PICARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-05

SOUTHERN EDITOR TELLING THE Truth
As TT BUFFERS ARIY.-The Macon (Miss J
Beacon Of June 4th has this sensible view Of
Buffers order concerning the women Of New Or.
leans:
ga great deal Of simulated indignation has
bsen reused against Gen Butler on account of his
Iajher coarse order respecting the ladies Of New
Orleans. Now, while we unq ualifedly condemn
ahe style Of thls pro1ounclsmiento, we cannot
WlthhOld one censure from those ladies who 80
Tar forgenul CT Inst modesty and reserve with
which woman. should always encircle herself,
nave stepped from the pale Of womanly propriety
ana nsulted strangers In the very streets Of their
city. When this is the case, woman always SUBJ
Jecfs herself TO censure, IL not insult Neither
time or circumstances will shield her from the
inevitable consequence; whether her intentions
are insulting or otherwise, she Is longer invuI-
nerable when that beautiful shield she holds be-
Tore herTelf, ard contact with strangers Is with
drawn, for suspictcn always attaches Itself to
demonstrations
Is there any father who would wish to see bis
ndng nter Haunting through .hs streets and insult
Ing those in whose power fate has thrown the city
OF nls fesidencet or, on the contrary, how would
ConIe ceTate cheer act should l DIV or woman
win isosral proclivitie. publicly aunt the Stars
ehd STRIPES In his face, and Insulting, express
flons IN The streets where his duty to his govern
ment had called him?
is II not better, is IL not more consoDant with
we natdTe Of woman, 10 shrink from all contact
al communications Of whatever character, with
enemies aud strangers and thus vindicate her sex
rom unworthy suspicion, ana insure protection
f:cIa insult aud abute ~
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SYNOPSIS OF f ihP; Iss Slls,rENr,s PRO-
CLhMAIiON, No. 6e5.
For th3 Offering Of upwards Of 4 400, 900

For th3 Offering Of upcards Of 4, 400. 600
acres Of Lard tn Oregon
II orders pubic sales in the sTA1z OF OLFeos,
as follows: '''
At the land cfice at OREGON CIR, on the 9Th Of
October 1882 of orc hundred and ff.y eight tozr-
ehlss and parts of towns Is. heretofore unOfersd
west Of tue Cascade Mountains, and within the
dl' triet of ianss sutj ect 10 sale Oregon CITY
At the land Ofioe ~ POsSBURs on the 18th OF Oc-
tober, 1882 Of one hundred and IF fosr toznshlrs
and Barts OF tow ships, heretofore nnoferod, west
OF the Cascade Mountains, aud within the dittrIct
OF lands subject 10 ssle at Rose burg.
The lsnds will bs offered with the usual etoep-
tons OF school sections, &c.
NO mlre:al lands are 70 be Cf3red, such Iands
being expressly excepted and excluded from ssie
by act of Conrret
The ssles will be kept open until the lEnds are a.
offered, which Ia to be acoomp ished within two
veeks and no longer; snd no private entry OF any
OF the lands will bS admitted until atsr the expira-
ton OF the two weeks
fre- emption claimants are required to establish
their clstms TO the satisfaction Of the proper Reg
lster aDd Rsosiver, and max payment for me same
on or before the DAY appointed for the commences
ment OF the public sales, Otherwise their CLAIMS
CommIs sioner Of the Genera Lana Cfdoe.
6lNBRAL LAND OFFICE, June 10. lG62.
NoTE.-Under the regulations of she Departmsnt
as hereofo and now ex sting, no payment can be
mste for advertising prOcamations, except to ouch
publ ers rs ere specially aHthcr;zed to publish
10 H-wI3u
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DIP. MoLEAN's UNIVERSAL PILLS.

ET LtvsT Coss7!sizt, Biliiossasss, HssdaeLs, fs.
There has never been ctkdy.se madame ofere/
20 the snDiio that has given suoh eEtre fatlsfao-
ten IS MeLtas's UrfssrsdE Pals.
EsiDE entirely vegetable, thew are perfactly in
nocoRt and car be taken by tho most tender infant;
yet prompt S1d powerful in removing al Bilious
Stcmroh In faot, theI sTe Lhs only Pills thai
EnDrld be used In mslzrious districts
They produoe no GripirE, Sickness or PAN in ths
e1oEaoh or Eovels, though very actIVe and search
.ns 10 tnen operations; Promoting healthy score
tOns OF the Liver and Ridneys. WHO N-Iil Eu6ef
rom bIIiousless, Headnoh- and Foil stomach,
Esen so cheap remedy can Is obtained! KeeI
thein constantly en- hand; G single OOss, taken in
siesnoas. AK foT DT. J, Ii. MeLe.n's ULiversxi
FllIs lake 70 otner. Being cOEtsd, they are taste
By mail 70 any part Of the Unite States
J. n MCLEAN, Sole Propristor.
Corner ThlTd and Pine ste, ST. Louis, Mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-05

u Rev. c. Chiniquy, better known as Father
Chlciquy, converted priest and now pastor OF
TIE French Canadian colony Of IT. Anne Kanka.
kee county, illinois, has applied for the pion
into the Synod Of the Presbyterian Church OF
Canada, SCI s'atlng himself from the Presbytery
of Ehlca:o, 81 the Old School Presbyterian
church Of tee United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-05

IL Nathaniel Howe, OF Hopkinton. an eccen.
Hic clergyman Of the CalYinistie school, once
5nsde an ordination prayer which contained the
lowing valuable hint as to the best mode of
dealing with theological Opponents:-''O Lord
may thy young servant put down the MethOdists
and BaP,ists, and Ep,rcopalians, ard Universal.
ISIS. by preaching better and praying better, and
living better than they -