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Ten nnllars Reward

SATOIEN 4 ON the Race Course on the 2Sth Sept ,
- one bay mare i6 hands high 9 years old, Waeh
ington stock, large head with star on forehead and
salt on note branded left with g. r., three viii 10
fset and one black, which WIS Damaged when o colt,
and Is enlarged. JOHN SCHlMhlEk.
OCtl5FlW
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WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN and his Lady wishes 10 get board
n In private hcnse, CT In boarding house
whore there are ony fow bOarders. The beat OF
references given Address glass box ~,
oot102t
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CROCK AN ID FIXTURES Of one OF the
- largest Retail Dry, hoods Stores on Coege-stIeet
for sale Address Lock Box No, 8.
Octlbf3t
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COMMERCIAL Hout, Oct. I, 1883.
have sold the furniture OF this Hotel 10 H. o.
Jackson Co.. aud for the present the house will be
conducted IN the name OF stevens Co. / return
many thanks my friends and customers for the very
liberal patronage bestowed On me, and ask the con-
tluuanec OF the same 20 ms SUCCESSORS aud can say
thev " keep aa good accommodations as any house
IN the city, AOu viii hnd the gentemenly clerks in
the on e always ready TO wait on you, give you every
attention, Information aud good quarters, &c,
when you approach the dining ROOM there you will
Rud nay old friend Charles R0ss, at the head OF the
table, prepared with all the market affords to make
you welcome guest.
win remsin In the Hotel until the Let Of January,
1895 and am prepared 10 settle every bill owe and
hope all who are due me bills and notes viii be Kind
enough 10 settle theirs,
B. r, HARE.
I Win also sell al B. r. Shields a Cos, on College
street, on the LIST day Of November account o
whomit may concern, all the Baggage that has ac-
oumuated IN the Hotel for the last three years-lef
Or debts, bills, SC.
octil.1we 3. E HARE.
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TEPHENS q co.,
NOTICE!

VToLUNTEE2 Rs wanted for the North western Rail-
v road Any number Of laborers will DO en-
poyed by applying at the recruiting Office, IN the
alloy, rear of the Zollicofer building.
octIltf CHARLES COMMAGER,
Recruiting Officer for United States.
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nor SALE.

A NAV splendid city Residence, with ali the nod
~ srn impro, ementsi 10 Rooms good neighbor-
hood, aud Convenient 10 business. Terms, $1,000
cash, balan9e on time Enquire Of
oct7-2w A. NILSSON, Agent.
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NOTICE.

A FEW gentlemen can DO accommodated with
"A good hoard at House No. 0, Summer street Ia
the rear Of Isl Presbyterian Church. oct1O 81"
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Marshal's Sale

hF DRY GOODS, IRON, STEEL, NAILS OIL, AL
~ COHOL, WOOL, GOODS, BOXES, etc oommen-
cling on Friday morning next at the Custom .Houie
formerly A, J. Dubcan a Coz viii sell TO the
highest bidder for Cash In hand, large LOT OF Dry
Goods OF every description, together with lot Of
Iron, Malls, Steel oils Alcohol, Wool, ec The at
tentOu OF Merchants and others + earnestly re
quested Sale 10 commence et 10 O'Clock, A. M.
ootIbtd.F nUL r n r. GLASOOOK,
Marshal NJ. II. Tcnn'
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ST ,I.EN.

TNROM the back pRrtof my Store, (orening on Col
Il lege street,) about IL O'Clock Wedne sday, Oct.
It'll small Brown Horse, ponsy- built, years old,
wi both hind feet white his usual gait Is canter,
and his carriage very good. will pay suitable re-
ward for the horse. U. TREANOR,
NASHVILLE, Oct. s, 1868. ottl0 1w
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WINES ANDI LIQUORS.
ALSO,

Candy, Pickles, Sugar, brown and white; Cove Oys-
ter, Sardines, Lobsters Spiced Herring Dried Beef
Bologna Sausage, Ham, Dried Herring, kaisons, Figs,
Dates, Almonds, Fborts, Brazil and Peanuts, Ginger
Cakes, Sugar and Butter Crackers Spice, Nuts ETC., at
A. LOUIS a. Co,
IS North Market Street.
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/. o. o. 81.

n He Annual Commencement 81 abe 4 worthy
Grand Loigo Of Tennessee, viii Do htld Ia this
Cty 90 wednesday, oatObsr 2Sth, az O'Clock A
prompt attendance ,p8a'lY requested.
oeu IA JOHN u. HYDE,
Grand ssc'y.
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gor the giHle folk.
GHOSTS AND. WITCHES.

One Of them was followed, I'VE heard
anlold woman say once, and a pin
was planted in her track; she stoop-
e: down and took of her shoe. The
fellow followed TO the placenwhere
her stocking-foot was visible, and
put another pin in it. Down bent
the witch,and off came her stocking!
A little further on and her bare foot
track was pinioned, ana then the
poor thing was fast enough! She
had to sit down in the corner OF the
fence and cry!
What silly story. And yet it
was told with all the seriousness and
gravity Of a Judge or minister.
! We saw afterwards one OF The
school-boys try the experiment, on
4 poor, harmless old lady of the
neighborhood. He stole along after
her like thief and popped pin in
her track ,as though he really expect
ed to tree witch; but the old wo-
man did not stop;so the boy conclud-
ed he had been mistaken, and that
she was not one of the weird sisters
who boil herbs al midnight and
dance around the pot
Those are rather laughable stor-
les, it is true, children, but hundreds
Of old persons believes them firmly,
and will Tell many other wonderful
things to confirm their belief. But
don't you regard them, and don't lis
ten to such tales. Pity the aged
ones who are so deceived, but do
not fall into their errors.
- ALPHA.
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To All Who Use a Pen.
a Gnnn Gcrn PEN

h 0VS0 GC4XO GGN
Is always ready and te.iabie, una, If adapted To
the hand, makes writing pleasure, not task.
The beginner makes more rapid progress with
Gold Pen than with any other, because the
.ame pressure always produces the same result !;
Dor. because OF the uniformity OF his wriiins,
and the ease by which il is produced.
IN MAKING NEW rESs. ~
the subscriber uses no solder. The gold at the
point IS Brought to a state OF fusion. when the
point sisk S iato it, and the two become as one
metal, entirely impeTyiuus 10 the oct Of the
ACIDS in inks. This can be done in making new
pc ne, because the gold is more than t.rcs times
as thick it is after the pen j. rolled the prop,
er thinHsss oi tie finished stale.
WHEN PENS ARE REFoiNTKp
a solder must be used winch will melt sooner
Than the gold Of which the pen is made, other
wise the poi1ts viii cuil into giobular fosm.-
BY ills process the temper is taken out cf the NIB
the ,..s,.ciy 1ccs.rnved, and the pen subjected to
the sure procc-s OF corrosion. On these accounts
and knowing from long experience that repoint-
ed pens eau rarely give satisfaction, the subsoib-
er must positively Refuse 10 Repent Gold Pens.
RETURN TIE PEN
within ten DAYS otter its reception, ii stamped
~. Morton aud not adj pied to your hand. sta
tiog in what respect il might be improved, rs i,
Will be she bes guide in selecting one that Is
State at what angle you hold the pen on the pa.
per, and whether squarely or leaning 10 the night
or leit. Thee points, briefly and Clearly stated
will greatly assists in making selection 10. YOU
Any one sending single letter post stamp
VIII receive circular with fac-simiie cngrsv.
ings Of all the sizes aud PRICE.
Address, a. MORTON.
ls3 % Maiden Lane, New York
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HARRY'S:PROMISE.


say thatr
ll,didn't Will Brown spoil nv
ball and then throw it at me! Ii,
was enough to make anybody.
swear. Father only bought i, yes
terday.'
For all. George. it was wrong to
speak so.'
What makes ii SO wrong, Harry!
am sure ! think our Joe ought to
know a great deal better than you
dc, for he is almost a man, and when
he gets cross at me he talks a great
while longer that way than did
don't remem Der all he SAYS
81 said something like that once,
George! was spinning my top and
the Irvine broke. Mother heard
what ! said and she called me up in.
to her room and told me how very
wicked ii was TO talk so; she was
sick then. 1t wasn't a great while
aiterward, when Uncle Harry came
INTO my room one night and waken.
ed me. lie said mother was very sick
and wished TO see me. He carried
me to her bed. She reached cut hel
thin, white hands when she saw me-
and smiled. ] crept close 10 hel
and laid my face against hers. She
kissed me great many times, and
then she asked me if remembered
yet, what she had told me abou,
using wicked words. Itold her yves
hadn't used one SINCE | think
can see her now, as she looked a
me. when she said, Harry, | wan
you to promise me, that if you eve
think OF using such words, or if 70,
near other boys use them, YOU vii
remember what your mother tolc
you. lpromised her l would. Oh
how tight she held me then? lean
tell you all she said then, G gorge, bu
81 It was something about Gods taking
care Of me and my promise. Aftei
a while l ielt her cheek grow like
snow,and she didn't hold me SO tioh,
Then Uncle Harry took me back to
my bed. and | saw he had been cry.
ing too Here Harry stopped and
drew his hand across his eyes.
George asked how long it had
been since them 49, s
Three years now, for / was eigh,
last week, and was only five when
mother died. =
And You have remembered all
this time; Hsuyl'' = rs
Yes. Sometimes ] think Of using
bad words. when the boys make me
cross. but right away, seem 10 ses
mother looking at me, just as she
did that night ass .ssa,sa.;.s,.
We'll Harry. / am going 10. try
your promise too. Shalt ~
why, yes, if you will, George.
but ne stopped and looked down
But what, Harryr
Il was going TO tell YOU what |
thought helped me to keep ny PROM
Use. You mustn't tell the other bows
this, they might laugh a, il; YOU
kp9w va never like them 10 laugh
at DIS q i'd that would be laughing at.
mother,
"l'll not tell, Harry. If ron don't.
want me tor
"Neu ! think h,was the PRAYER
mother made afterward that HELPS
me Keep. ms promisey and besides
that, every night and morning ever
since. when kneel at my bed, | ask
God to help me keep my promise to
my mother sli'fa. 'sss s'if
Mothers. Be encouraged! The lit
tie seeds Of counsel which yeu are
daily scattering are never LOST. Like
q r'ch harvest, they will return in
blessings on your children's hearts. |
PerhsPi they seem unmindfui Iof|
your kind instruction and gentle
words; but remember, that He new.
'r forgets. VIII, said. If ye shall ask
anything il my name, will do it.'l
IS. S. Times.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers will find this the mosi
advantageous route for Live Stock Capacious
ards, Well wstertd and supplied With every
convenience, have been opened on this line aud
its connections. end every attention is paid To
'heir wants. with choice OF market - fhilsdel
phia, Rev York or Batimore and via Alien
town TIE shortest, quickes, and mos; direct rou;o
10 New York.
ENOOH LEWIS. Gent Supt, Altoona, Pa
J.. l.. HotPr, Gen'i Ticket AGENT Pinlad'a
II. IL. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Aet.. Phi,a.
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Baggage Check Through and Trans
ierred Free.
+ RElGHTS.


by this route fr,igbts %. all descriptions can
be iUrwarted 10 aud from Phi adelphia, New
York, Boston or Baltimore, 10 aud from any
point the Railroads oi Ohio, kentucky, Indi-
ana, iiia"is. Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, EY
RAIL ROAD DIR CT.
The Penn'a Central Railroad also copnec.s a,
Pii,sSnrg with Steamers, by which Goods can hc
forwarded 10 any post on The ONO. Nississippi.
Missouri, Kansas, and other western rivers: and
at Cleveland; Snndasky and Chicago with Stea.
mers To all Ports on the North N,,,sra Lakes.
Merchants and slippers ensfasi.rg sl,e trans.
poriaiion OF their freight to this Company, an
rely with confidence ON its -peedy transit
The Rates OF Freigh. 10 and from
any point in the West by the Pa Cenirai K. r..
are At all times Us FAVORABLE as q Q charged by
other Rsiiroad Companies.
0JBe par, cuIar To mark packages VIA PENx'A
CLNTRaL X. r.
For Frei Oh, Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply 10 OF address either OF the following agents
OF The Company:
=. A. sTIwARr, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE & Co., Transfer AGENT. Pittsburgh
H. W. Brown 4 Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. L. MOORE, Louisville, Ky.
u. +. SASS, st Louis, Missouri
CLARKE Co. Chicago, Ill.
X. {. Medium, General travelling Agen; for
the South and West.
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10 winch We invite tue specsdi ''e"H"" W
Cash PURCHASERS: $
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
zoo Hogs'd N. o. Sugar,
20O Bills. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bbls. Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 Bis. :. Ii. 81 N. O. Molasses'
i00 Bis. Plantation do
600 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Coffee:
s,G00 kegs assorted Nails;
900 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 i'ks. Mackercl s. Herring;
30 Ca.!s Cc:4i:sge;
100 Half Bis. S. C. Soda,
100 BIS. Rabbits Salara,us:
900 Bxs. Yeast Powders:
800 Boxes isaisins:
400 do .Manuf'd Tobacco;
800 Boxes Soap:
100 Half Chests Pea:
1909 Bids. Wrapping Paper:
250,0G0 Segars.
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ATbh~ BARGAIN! :

I'VE Undersigned offers for ale, a, vsss- lov,
= hgures. quarterssc9iAu ~ Lead, sb<s6dfst.N
.''sa'sd in one Of The kes, por,ians at Kansas
. good settlem ent surrounds il, aud tvo Ssass
roads pass near By i'll ytssb q - Ses6dlk
IN the State. JOHN w. DAY,
uy.S.ssA Rel DasAe Assu.
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OLDEST STOCK IN .KANs a

We say to al, buy trees of !. -.
Nursery. Trees raised in tbis So;I =;
climate are the only oses slas On -
TOT setting oat: goa who have bo,si.
from the East know b. expsrispa.
Our stock consists as follows:
Apple trees from yearlines q -.
ing size; Pears. Plums. Cherry, Pea
Apricot. NeciaEins. Grapes, Blaclber;..
kaspberries, sGooseberries, Stnvk,e.
rIes, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs r.,
Rhubasb. Asparagus, DC.
= We will take Grain. Stock Or o. T..5
in exchange forsFruit Trees. SD e.
catalogue and price liss.o aO6es -
depot between Sab and 9Th street. -
Kansas Avenue, Immediately north 4
the Commercial House. AtchisOu, Il.
sas. s'+ sets. =.
: . October "A: 1851. oct4s. lss
rssa.-
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EnoM InE FnoNr.
BaIpaIPlar. a.. 500. 4. I

BmDaFPoaT, Ala, Sept 4, '63.
Ere this note reaches you, the grand
and hitherto unvanquished Army Of the
Cumberland will have such hold On the
dominions Of jeff Davis as was never
drcamt Of in Dixie. Gen. Minty took
possession Of the Cumberland Gap yes
tcrday, and will hold il. Gen. Wilder
is banging away At Chattanooga. Gen.
Crook is At Lookout Mountain. Gen. Ed.
McCook is by this time at Rome, Ga.
Gems. sheridan, Negley, Baird, and 9TH
ers whose names l cannot remember, are
on the other side Of the Tennessee river
doing their duty. Huntsville is all
right Therefore, there need be no fear
from that quarter. Bridgeport, Steven
son, and all the route between there and
your city, is well guarded, and no fears
entertained of raids from the rebels Ten
uesseans are focking in daily from the
mountains in droVes of thirties and if
ties, and enrolling themselves in our ar
my Yesterday eighty-fve came into
Stevenson, and the day before one hun
drcd and fifty. Every man has his own
horse, bride and saddle, and only needs
a musket They all want to join imme-
dialcly, and demand mastering into SER
| vice at once.
The olt-hcard cry Of "nigger," they
heed not, but say with one voice if the
niger is in the way get rid of him at
once and save the Union. Headquar-
tiers move to-day from Stevenson, whith-
err to, | am not at liberty to tell A
small detachment of our cavalry had a
skirmish yesterday with the rebels un-
der Wheeler and Forrest, at Decatur.
Our forces fell back a few miles, and
were followed by the rebels, who were
repulsed with loss of eight killed, six
wounded and five prisoners. Our loss
four wounded, none killed or missing
To morrow | hope to be enabled TO give
you all the particulars. Our soldiers are
in excellent spirits and most eager to
me q the enemy in the land of the op.
pressed East Tennesseans, when they
propose TO pay their best respects in the
shape of lead and steel TO the prosecutor
of the poor Union women and children
of that prosecuted portion of our coun
try. Twill post you up daily with refer
ence to the achievements of this army.
|
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8g gFItaraph.

New YonK, Sspt. 3.--Colton active a I
Zoe Gold firm at 80 There is
panic among stocks, which are dull,
heavy and lower Government stocks
quiet and without decided change. A
Washington special TO the New York Post
says that rumors from the upper Poto-
mao indicate the advance Of rebel cav
airy.
New YORK, Sept. 3.-The officers Of
the city Banks and Mr.. Cisso, Assist.
Treasurer, held q meeting o-dAy, and it
was proposed to the meeting that the New
York banks should lend the Government
thirty-fv millions, and the banks of
Boston and Philadelphia TO be asked for
fifty millions more to be refundable in
legal tender Treasury Notes, bearing
per cent interest Financial authorities
regard this plan favorably.
LEvENwoRTH Sept.3 Col. Kit Carson,
with part of the LIST New Mexico, de-
feated the Navaioe Indians beyond Fort
Candy, killing - and woundlng over 20,
besides taking many prisoners.
The Herald discredits the report of
a thanking movement by Lee. The re-
pOIUtu capture VI NCu 5"'lNA h'bVus 10
untrue.
The Mobile Register says A. Ii. Ste
phens is at Nassau.
The steamer Gertrude captured a rebel
steamer from Havannah for Mobile, with
valuable cargo, and took her to New Or
leans.
Quartermaster- General Meigs, General
Ripley. Chief of Ordinance Department,
and Surgeon General Hammond, has
been removed.
Warrants for the payment of all troops
in the field will be issued on Thursday,
the third.
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept 3d.--Burnside
had passed the Gaps, and was moving
on Kingston to tap the Va. & L. Tenn.
railroad. Another force would cut off
the road above, and thus capture or drive
the rebels out of the Valley.
Gen. Rosecrans was expected TO cross
at the lower end of the valley aud seize
the Tennessee railroad between Knox
Vile and Florence
Contrabands persist that Lee is about
making a movement.
Gen. Blunt in his official report of the
battle of Honey Springs, Ark, says the
Let Kansas colored regiment particularly
distinguished themselves. He never saw
their GOODNESS and bravery surpassed
The 29lh Texas which fought against
them lost four fGths Of their whole mum
Der engaged.
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General orders No. ~.

HEAD QTRs DEPT. OF TnE CUMBERLANDl
NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug 2S, 1868.
Post commanders within the Military
District of the Cumberland, will be held
TO a strict accountability that deserters,
absentees, and convalescents forwarded
by them to join their regiments, are sup
piled with rations, and invariably sent
in charge of commissioned, or a trusty
on-commissionod officer, who will be
furnished with list of men 10 be return
ed, giving name, company and regiment,
and who shall transfer the custody of
the men under his charge to the COM
mander of either the Corps or Division to
which they belong, or to the Provost
Marshal General of the Army.
BY command of
MAJ.GEN. g. GRAN0EE,
OHciai WM. RUSSELL, Capt. and A. A G..
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AS- LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED THk
virtues or BULBS CCdrOu Buffers, So any
such there DE, read the following certificate from gen
teuen well known in this community and doubt no
more.
Its general introduction into the army will save the
hyos Of thousands VI our soldiers
lOUsyILE, Ky, June ., 1868
We, thg undersigned. have seen the good effects
produced by the use OF Dr. JOHN Bulls CTDBON BIT.
rERs 10 cases Of general debility and prostralion Of
the system, aud believe rs general would prevent
disease and relieve much sulering Among our sol
diers particularly would this be the case especially
those who are exposed 10 masmatc Influences 10 the
southern climate.
MAJ PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int Rev. sd dat. Ky.
CHAS, B. COTTON,
col. Il DENT,
Prov. Marshal Gent Of EoutuaAy.
REV. y. p. HENDERSON,
NCn-lros't of sanitary Comuls.aa.
HAENEI, HUGHES, a Co.,
Publishers Democrat.
GED. Z pOERN
Prop. Louisville Auzelgur.
HUGHES &PARKUIII,
wholesale Dry Goods poslcrs, Sam street,
Louisville, Ky,
DAVIS, GREEN q CO.,
wholesale shoe Deaera, Main ST. louisville
HART q MAPOlHER,
Itnogmpherg, corner Market tuG Third SIS,
Louisville, Ky.
JULIUS WATER,
Clothing Merchant, corner ID aud Market
streets, Louisville, Ky
CAPT. \. r. HllDhEpH,
Of teamcr Major Anderson
MAJ l.. r. THUSTON
plymlster IT, S. Army.
e. NJ. III EICAlF,
National Hotel Louisville
COL. JESSE BAlLtS,
ith Ky Cavalry.
GEORGED PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal
See advertisement in another column.
juno l8-3m
Sold wholesale i'll Sasuynlo By Armstrong =. Co.
| Church street.
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Notice.

Mr. T. NJ. Schleier, Photographer, cor
ner Of Cherry and Union streets, having
satisfied us that he has the prior and
exclusive right, TO use the "Ne'O and Use-
taI Plate Holder for Cameras" by Albert
S Southworth, and the "Neio and Useful
improvement in photographic Cameras" by
Simon Wing, within the territory Of the
city of Nashville, we regret having in
serted the advertisement known as
Especial Order No. 2" in the Daily
Press and Nashville Union, over our
names, and take pleasure in acknewl-
edging any injustice we may have done
him thereby, and commend him to the
patronage of those desiring such pic
tures-that we have not the right, and
will not take such pictures at our Gal
lery from this date.
aug3O--f MORSE Il PEAsLEE.
City pApers copy.
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A correspondent calls our attention to
an advertisement for the sale of the New
Orleans Bulletin, under a decree of the
Federal Court at New Orleans conhscat-
ing the establishment, and asks what has
been done in the cases Of the Nashville
rebel newspaper establishments hbellod
some time last year in reply we have
to state that no action has been had as
yet in these cases. 1t is probable that
they will be tried at the next term of the
District Court
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Thomas q. CrunK

Sells this day, commencing al 9ll
o'clock, large lot of line Furniture, in
connection with dry goods, hats, boots,
shoes, notions, SC, in endless variety.
Come one, come ALL The ladies are ex-
pscted 90 be ON hand.
T. S Oae Hno Piano % sell
seli.lt
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suucrs OF the army OF the UumDor

suncrs oT the army OF the CumboT
land, HHIIyI
MAJ tho hose OF England never blow,
MAJ ms Thistle of scotland never grow,
May the Harp of ireland never play
Until tbc Stars aud stripes have Won the day.
A 4 NJ. Landsberg & Co., on the South
side corner Of the Square and Market
street. have on hand large assortment
of Fine Wines. Also, large lot of Ale,
Beer, Oysters, Peaches, Cherries, Honey,
in Glass and Can, Pickles in Jars and
Kegs, Spicrd Tripe and Tongues, Nuts
Pigs Feet and Tongues, Condensed Milk,
Figs, Dates, Raisins, Spices, Onions,
Lemon Syrup, Dried Apples aud Peach
ca, Rock Candy, Stick Candy, Fancy
Candy, Cigars of all kinds, Tobacco,
Sweet Owen, Rosebud, Silk and Cotton
HandkerchieCs, Pins, Needles, Pipes,
Boots and Shoes, Combs Of every de
scrlption, Good Stationery, and avAriety
OF Yankee Notions, which We offer 81
the lowest figures.
Come and give us a trial before pur
chasing.
Our Motto is Quick Sales and Small
Profits.
A, & M. LANDsBERG u Co.