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MarshaIsI : gale.

obedience TO thirteen writs vsnSsfoai srponas d
i me dirsots1 frsm the Great Court q the Unit q
states, fr the Middle District q TenDeasee, ~ IL
October term, 1863, viii, at II O'Clock, A. n, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1854, expose "a
public sails 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash, at the
door Of the Courthouse, In Nashville Tennessee all
the right, title claim, interest," and estate which 10
grand y Carney las p ths tracts and parcels q land
hereinafter named hu1 described to-pit: tract Of
lAsd In lstEipt 10. a., q Rqthsrford county, Ten
nsssees containing, b. estimate one THOUSAND
ACKEss bodndod a. f1llows Z q BeeihniDg afR Walnut
tres, lthe North West Of said trac;. thence
running South three hundred and twenty po.esto an
Ash tree. thence East ava hundred peles 10 Dog
wood tree, thence North three huEdred and twenty
poles 10 Cedar and hickory tree, thence West ave
hundred poles 70 the beginning'-lying about six
mil from MRrfreesboro the Bradyville turnpike;
also, tract Of land IN Rutherford county, ToDnsssse
adjoining thai before mentioned, on the South side
SIXTY ACRtS-vested il Ead Legrsnd r. Carney By
decree 81 the CEancery Court for Rulheffd county
boundaries not bore glveu bocauzs the records d
said Court we're mialkid daring nitary Oocopat 90
Of hurreesboro > also lef Of ground North Of The
town q MurfeesbOfo, Ruthsrforf county, Tennessee
(wi,h 3 Two story brick dwelling house thereon
Of lot sold By said Carnry 70 Sterling B. Jones'
running thence North eight and bali poles 10 said
Carnsy's line theace East about two hundred feet 70
the hne designated between lot Of ground sold by
Gai3 Carney 20 Samuel Briggs thence South eight and
half poles 70 Jones's line, thence West shout two
hrndrsd Set 70 The begnning - also, LOT Of ground
N said town Of MurfreesbOro, fronting forty feet,
more or less, on Depoi Square, and running back
hundred and ATTY faa'--TeEted IN fed Legrand Il.
Carney By the Circuit cours Of Tennessee or Ruthsr.
ford county the record Of which having been nakd,
bouudaries not accuratsy giveB all Of the fore
going property being levied 70 satisfy judgments
rendered By the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Middle District OF Tennessee At its April term
ls03, IN faVcr Of-Jos. u. Thompson 4 Co., Abbott,
job Co., A. r. Reed, Wright Bros. 4 %, Mar
TN Peddle a Hameriek, Martin Pebble, Hsmsrick 4
a Y oraI A N Y
Chittendsn Co., Herring or, and Atwood Raj
stOB o., and against Legrand II. Carney and Car
nsy 4 DuGer. =. 4. GLASCOCKs Marshal.
uoT2s-St BIZ ". LALtYRIT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ VendisiOHi epoRas 70 me directed
ID RON TIE Circuit Court Of the United States fOr
the Middle District Of Tennessee at lie october term
lSos, | will expose 70 public sale, 70 the hg h
est bidder, for cash, at the door Of ths Court
house, IN Nashville, Tsnnes 90, commencinE A.
JANUARY, lse4, all The right, title claim, interest
and estate which Nicholas Hobson has IN Lots
Nos 81, So, and IS Of Robson 4 Hheless's Second
Addition 20 Nashville, commenclng at the corner
Of Hohs0n and Ftthefland streets, and fftntinf on
FathsriAnd street 15e feet, running back en- q nas
with Hobs0n street. 10 feet 70 nsen feet alley, with
the improvements thereon, and appurtenances there
70 also az the same time and place, all the right
title claim, interest," and estate which said Nicholas
Hobson has In seventeen acres Of lAnd m Davidson
county Tennessee, eorneri g on Hobson Chapel near
Rdseheid, being tbaf port0n q the old Hobson tract
lying next 20 ssid Chapel 20 be severed from sand
traet IN the flf n square, nearly may be; the
lots aud parcels Of land aforesaid beng levied
satisfy judgment Of said Circuit Court Of the United
states, In favor Of /. p. Starr, and against said
Nicholas HObson. y. R. 6LASCocK, arEhAl.
n0vfs-St ByW. LKz1Ytff, Deputy,
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Marshalss Sale

DT virtue Of tso writs essaioni szposas 10 me d.
ID re ted ON The Circuit Court q tue United States
fer toe Mddie District q Tennessee a. ~ Octcber
terrI SEA- Flli ezase to plhe sale 70 the highest
blad1z fer cash. ~ lhe aar q the Coariho1se, On
NsFhrille Tennessee. commenc.ng 81 II oiciock. A
n on TUESDAY, TIC 13lh day q JANUARY, ISef,
Al the right tile clam, interest," and estate which
r. n ssroospss hsa pleea Or parcel 81 ian6 u
NsshVIIle, Davidson county, Tenn, described vita
The boundaries fslioN ing " Beginning al DeNs'
Harmsn's corner ca Water street runnine thehes
81 Water street twenty fert, mere 81 leaeI
t,zrds Csstienan street, g bffys corner fhenoes
al rlaht anqias With BerFy's line, 20 0uthreF street
fie e. with Guthrey street. twenty seven ret, more
~ go toNarsis Bfcza street. - Laws HArman's
corner; thenoe, at right ansiss 20 ne oeginningi
I,sing he same conveyed tosaia X n Srooaes y
hi ~ Foefsr a. ~ deed recorded % page 40 81
49, IA, ~ N Ne "a. iztrAr for Davidson coeety
i.l,1sl - .iih rhhtsver improvements there may be
81, tbe ase % satisfy JudgneDts .rsndsfs4 ~ sid
Crcol Court Al lie Aprl ier, iso3, egainst eFoeasss
S.vsrs 4 O.. eaa u fasor q 4. q Asnesil @ad 8.
= 90 ''-- Err. oLAsC0cK, hEFshAi.
.sSEa7 go ". LELLfEI1, Dspuiy,
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Marshal's Sale.

DY vifsus % Wril usadioni slpoaas 70 me directed
ID frDm the UrcGit Court 81 the United States, for
the Middle DGtrct OF Tennessee a. is October term
1853, I wIl expose 70 public sale, 70 ths highest
bidder, for ozsh &C the Courthouse, On Nashville
Tenn, On TUESDAY, l9EH q JANUARY, 1854, ell tbe
right title, claim, interest," and estate which David
Dick has IN tract Of land, lying shout three miles
rom CATkEviile, Team bounded and described in
part e. follows On the Norsh b. the Carksvins and
Port Royal Turnpike, On The South By Cumberland
RiYor-beng paft q the trnct sold By decree u
the Chancery Court, 81 CArksville, IN the case Of
DICK HeirH for sale and distribution Of the lands Of
William Dick; (eoRtAining about two hnndrad acrrs
levied On with Az the kppurtenanoss fberete 10 sat-
Hfy Judgment Of said United States Court, 10 favor
OF Robert Black, aud against David Dick.
sale % coEnenes a. If1e'ciock, a. \.
4. D. GLAsc0CK, Marshal.
Rev9s-3t ~ Eg By ". I.ulTETT, Deputy
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HEADQUARTERS q. s. FoRcEs I
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. ii, 4s63.S
Gq4ul Oder Ne 49,

HaotfHAfs AeuH'g DCSs - HS0~sN
Gq4al Oder Ne. -. I'll u
The following regulations Of thu Bu.
reau Of Washington, in charge Of prison
ers of war, IRE pnblished for. the beneGl
OF thia eommunity. ~
These instructions will be strictly fol-
loved by al officers at this Post:
s"Yisisors, cut Of mere curiosity, will
An 30 caSs, Be permitted. Persons having
lbasiness Aish tie Csmnandihg omceror
Quartermsster may, with the permission
Of the COmmandng OGeeF, enter the
camp 10 rerssin eBly long enough TO trans
sci their business. When prisoners are
striousiy ia ihsir nearest relatives, pa
rents and wives, brothers or sisters, If
they ere lsyal people. may be permitted
10 make them short visit, but under no
otter cireunstaBces sillvisis9rs be al
lowed 70 zee them without the approval
81 tks con1misssFy General of trison
.sn.Uk - fa9s GbsE 30 .
prisoners viii be parOled, or returned
only by auihority Of the War Dspsrt-
ment, or By direction Of TIE COmmissAry
General Of Prisoners.g
b command Of 49, ---
a,., q. Brig..Gen. Z, s. GRANGER.
W. EEyE, Capt, and A. A.e.
deel3.lgsU 4 ife-a3 81
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United States of America:

NTpDLg DISTRICT or TENNESSEE-No. -
fNHEREAs, On the Oh dsy q Decemoef, iscS, an
w Information Vas aled "a the Pastries Court o.
The Unitee SatetfoT SAID District, ~ Horace r. bar.
Tisong Esq, Attorney q the Gated States for said
District Hla INST ! 20 taes Uf cotton yarns-----
alleging IN substanoe that on the --d day o. -
ls6 IN said District on and said property Wa
zsd forfeited 60 the GATED States for causes set
firth tn said Information and alleged 70 Be true, 20
VII; Because 81 The tins and ster tie passage OF 40
Act Of Congress apP-oved JAY IT, 1854, and entitled
An Act O. suppress Instruction 20 punish treason
snd rob on % seize and oonascate The property q
= beis, aud For ether puFposeSn the owners Of sad
property were engaged m aiding and abetting a.
afnzed feosllioa aEafnst tks 6oxernmes3 q TIE
uAiit satsz and they did sot uithia slfty Gays a.
tsr Tie public waning sad sgoclamatian duly gwen
s1d made on the 25th cay o. July, l6o2 pursuance
q said act BY the ProsseeHt o. the United States
Geese % sit countenanee and Abet said rebellion and
rrtcrn 20 their sncE ance - the United States, aud
praying fof process e enseree ne seizure and con
demuston Of said property, aud that all persons
erFhed In interest therein may b. cited 70 appear on
The return day Of saa proc - and itefPeso their
cltms $1,000
Nov, iherefore, in pursuance 81 the monifion Of
said Court. under the sesi o. tne O9art, 70 ne
directed, hereby give pnblie nbtios 70 ali persons
olnosrned m inierent 81 sud property % seiAsc
aforesaid apaear before said Court, AZ the Federal
Cnaft rEeu q tfe state CApitcl 81 Nashville, On
The = aleodA4 Sc April, 1854, a. 10 O'Clock, A.
then and there TO ia'erpose their claims,
Us. Marshal for Midds DiEiricl o. TsRnsssss
decIg-lsf
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HEADos's DIsTRIcr OF EAsHyLLK,l
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 9th, 1868.

Gsneral Order No. 8. f-.1
Il having come TO the knowledge Oi
the General Commanding, that officers
and soldiers IN this command are in the
practices Of visiting Nashville, Tenn, un-
der orders and instructions from Com
nssndeFs Of Posts and detachmsnts, il ID
hereby ordered that hereafter where Il
becomes necessary for any officer 10 visit
Nashsills fer any purpose, The orders
therefor must emanAle from Hsadquar-
terr, Grand Division, Department or Dis
tficA "a
THos. o. WILLIAMS,
Act. Asst. Adj. Gen.
decAo-1w
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Marshal's Sale.

IN obsdlsaes 70 Tires gsita sssdirai eaYonas 10
states a. ia Ietobsr term for 1858, will, a. j
o'ciook A. X, On TUESDAY,, the l9th Of JANUARi
1884 expose 70 public sale 70 Tie highest bidder, fer
cssh at the Court house. Ia EaHhvie Davidson coun-
Az Tenn al the rght tale, olaim, interest, and estate
which Edmond Outer has 10 lot Of ground In the
town q harfrcesbofo, Tann-, with q tv0etery
frame house thereen described e. follows. q Be
rinuinK Al John AcIermottz south est curnsr, and
ruunfnr thsace West one hundred and nftF fsst 10 a
STREET theoos korsh oae hundred and nlnety-oae
f.et more or lesr 70 g. H. Euoits South-West cor
prr thsrcs R.st enc hnndret knd afty lset 70 John
Mcbernott,a theucs Etth said Hcbsrmott,B line enc
hundred end ninety one feet, more or lea, 10 the
beginning " levied v as8infy tadgments issued by
Dhsret q tennessee a. is April Term, lS69 IN favor
q A. b. Reed aaa Jos. h. ThonPson o., and
against Duner 4 Carney. -
g. =. GI.AsC0CK, Marshal.
bev9e-St BY ". IzLEurr, Deputy.
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HEADQUARTERS CONFUSION FOB TIE D
ORGANIZATIONS or U. s. COLoRED TROoPs,}
- Nashville, Tenn, Nov. :, 1868. G
Circular No /.
In nccordance with Orders from The
President Of the United States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
tablished foe Colored Troops ia the De-
partn1eat Of the Cumberland.
Nashville, Tennessee,
Murfreesboro', no J4
Gallatin,
C %s5'.ssR Q HUI BUD.
ga-y ShelbyFille, a.
80 Colombia, e
Stevenson, Alabama.
i-14A Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgep0rt, Alabama. ta
Pikeyille, Tenn. nfa
Fort DOneldson, Tenn.
u MeAinnville, Tenn.
- Puleski, Tenn.
Lynnville,
All claims BY alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the sBoafd appointed by She President,
and Consisting OF -
The Board will hold its sessions ct
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists will be furnished the Board for pub
lie information, and on demand exhib-
tied to any pers0n claiming that his or
hsr slave hss been enlisted. III
s-Giaiuis must be presented within ten
days after the filing of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or enter
tanned from any person who Is or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government Of the United States, or who
in any way has gisen aid, or shall give
aid or comfort to the enemies Of the Gov
eminent, and all claimants shall file with
their claims an oath of allegiance 70 the
Government Of the United States.
The mastering officer will furnish off,
eial copies Of alt muster-in rolls, for the
information and guidance Of the above
Board.
ANY citizen of Tennessee who shall
offer his or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, il such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer : cersifrste fhereof, With de-
scfiptive lies 81 such slave, aad become
sntitied b compensation for the service or
labor Of said slave, not exceeding the
sum Of three hundred dollars, upon fling
with the shove Board valid deed Of
mAnumission and release, and making
satisfactory proof Of title; and any slave
SO en1isting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlistments will be made in accord
anoe with the provisions Of General Or
der No. 800, current series War Depart
ment.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
stlIitlt- GEoRaE L. STEARSs,
estf- Msjor and a. A. g. U. s.,
Comsr 0rg'n o. S. oOlored Troops.
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Marshal's Sale.


RY virtue 81 awrtt sssdsai saPsaoi q ne directed
ID ten The Circuit court q the United esstes. TOR
the Middle District % fe1ncssse, ~ - oetpoeT term
las, ] VIII ezposs %. paklie sAies p ne hghesl
bidder, for cash a. the deer 81 the Court IN
nashville, TeEneaase, euEz nencnr q n o'cock, A.
As % TUESDAY, the 18Th Cay q JANUARY, 1854.
Al the right, tile, ealm, ntares3 and estate which
se-. O. 0Ne1 has n . tFset 81 had O. Winansoa
oodnVt sennaSsee, about seven miles frou Frnnklin
e OF heaf ne Nashrille Tarnplke, bouaced a. FOL
ss . heg1ning - ScfEr Tres. o. the North Ode
- 80. Ne aaut1 Nfent & De tract thence
-. .sse pesea = rtaks, n. Bells seth ess oof
80 t--aoe Nstth, one derres Eaet e poles 20 :
49,, - t.aeiy hiekqrFs tnonos Wcst Tax p5lcs
= baet A.e; tesncs kos4b, ona deRres 80 "a
F-s.s = sta1s ShsEct Wei 81 peles - sks esntro
ne Aafp pAe roAdi ths1ce, Nsk tks ecntfu a. tssd
roaa 80 etA2s IN Aa1tcl 1ehosIaus soeth tssude-v
h1es 4. poleai taenoa ae14, On daerra Ncrth - s,
pofe1 - sake taeuaN west tkrt,s ana iInif -
grefs ao11e - fosaa, q roet< tlerre sanf / a.
poles 10 The eeginanE coalainin. ~ -
Huudrnd and Sorry A1ltst aad penfsi :. - - II
Owen b. deof nmn d nsfl, bsarinr c.ts Harre e,
iss6, which , reeosdaaea paes ald ct noot ~ - ~,
Registrar Tor Wlii4naon couhty. the na5e 80 -
SEA sith ai the imrFussmsnfs thereon ,v4srS III
- sod thogssth beng leFet on e - - = 4
nsnt rendorse ~ ~ siseait conrs & Is, tjsises
slaiss for rs k6eis plsfrict u fsaac.sss - a.
tpF lsru lsos n t4for q Hcury Ri6od "a sr.issi
= n oL4soocx, as.sss.i
esSt-a ~ W LsLLsrrr, Dspuis.
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TO THE SOLDIERS
we have pubIished beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

hSS&<A&&l4b - SxAAA a - AO&&4&@ AI
For the use Of Soldiers. yr
1t is printed in -four csIors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless nnmbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, cOlOrs flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name Of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers ;
size 1Sx1T. The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tnbs, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put il back In the tube and re-
mail il to his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it As . remsm-
brasee.l gona1
Price 30 cents. Sent by mail, prs-
paid.
I. n. RHODES & 90,
81 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted TO sell tbs above.
oct16-3m.
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DIR. KINGS DiSPENSARY

NzA 49, DR.. king formerly Of New York
2M for Iast 4 years Of Louisville, KY.
VE1fNzzA8 who has devoted his attention Il
the treatment OF private diseases for 80 years sttor
himself, having attended 10 q practice for many
years, aud cured 20 many thousands, he Il enabled
70 cure all diseases Of private nature, mater
how bad they may DO from nJudioious medical treat
ment, or from neglect Of their own. Dr.. Kings
DispenHary Is No. % Dsaderck street. between Oher
~ and the Square, second story, WhsrS ne cures Ell
diseases Of . private nature.
Gonorrhoea cured without nAusooua medicines OF
IntcrfeFence with business.
strictures Of cid or recent date eneotrsy CURED IN
{ few daye, by an operation which oaaHes no pain.
where structure exists health cannot b enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and uudSF-
mines the constitution 50 much.
syphilis with ell the diseases ths skin, growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be e1eotuaBY
cured IN few days
esr,isaI Wsabaess-Partioulara attention having beer
given to this disease and all the consequences grow
ing out Of it. brought on In many cases By the de-
structive habits Of ueonsdeTate youths and excess
i've indulgence Of the passions, neglect OF which
will undermine the constitutions rendering the sub
Jet unit for business or society," Snd causing prema
tore old age, EfH r~F 10 x
Females who may belAboFing with any dlhloclty
sac Womb may ret assured Of immodste ~ -.
Persons residing abroad, BY writing aud stating
their CASE with fee enclosed, direct TO Dr. A. King
No. 50 Deaderlck street., NashYlle Tenn, vii Laws
the necessary medicines sent 20 thsir addrosf Ofos
hours fros = O'Clock IN the Eprajng nnhl n he
eGRtnG A<utT le-tn a4FiEa
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Flour, Neal, and Feed.
A CONSTANT suPPLY OF TREH GROUND
n TbOUR, Neal, and Feed on aAnd and Tor sails
e The Broadway Mills delivered 81 ell parts OF ne
city. - b. n. DICKET, Agentsr
.alst llk-1-sse Cor- Broad and hish 50.
Dlspatoh copY-
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POCKET BOOK FORM,
And are wslladApted for the preservation
Of card portraits. By using one of these
Albums the Soldier win always have the
portraits of his friends by him, and can
refer TO them in whatsver scene Of toll
and danger he may be placed. 8 O00a
Sent by mail upon receipt Of price,
postage prepaid qole7na 600 coo
8 Portrait Album, 80 Isl 80
10 sli1o9 sso1D 0s2 90 90
A liberal discount to Agents and
el.olL n. RHODES & co,
No. 80 Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
oetlo-Sms o % IL M0If
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HAApes DIsTsIcT OF HAszyuxz
Nashville Tenn, Dee, Oh, 1868.
General 0nsr No. 6. .lsma.
The following named officers are an
nounesd upon the STAFF Of the General
Commanding, wa: -
B. u. Polk, Captain and A. A. @.
By Oohmsad Of MAs.-Gxn. RotsszAU.
u vssFH0H o.aWTLLIkMse 4
dsaiQ-iw act Ash AaL sasa. "a
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BOARDING.

NJ flee. y. FALL h aEa'n Irepared to rsosfvs 4
~ se1 boarders- Accommodation anlole 1ad
enalioftap p calFalesnrat oiesars and ofhsr tran-
betassn Church and Broad -
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5O,OoO Agents Wantsd q!
WeKfh 100000,

To Be- sold for One Dollar each, without rszard d
valae. aaa rot fo b pad f0r ili yoa know
shat you are e get.
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HEADQUARTERS CoXMIssIoE FOB TIE }
ORGANIZATION or U. s. COLoRED TROoPs,S
- Nashville, Tenn. Nov. !, 1868. 6 }
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AnftsE. mrnrn.

TrrArRr -Thers Is no change In the programme
81 the theatre Tonight. The Three Fast NJ en-, and
eisnds Dpeal,' which have Gued The hos,, 10
ovsrnowing for several nights, win be repeated.
The public demand 10, ard the managers, ever com.
Psisaoi- yield to the demand. Kato Fisher and Mr..
perr The latter wh the trained slsed Don Juan tho
people seem never 70 tire Of And well euongh that
u Is 20. They perform their parts admirably, az
every one admits who has seen them.
Nav TaEArRE-Ths Irish drama Of colleen Bawn"
will be repeated 10 tight Mics DAILY IN her great char
aciof Of Ely 0'Gonner Too much eannot be said Of
the manner in which this excsllant drama has been
produced at this establishment. The managers Ap.
pear 70 have thrown their whole souls into the
matter, and arc seconded uoby BY all The players.
The performances clcscs with "io and Out OF Place
in which Miss DAILY sustains ave characters. the u
really Protean, aud will sustain them vel
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Mrs. Agnes B. Allen, widely Celebra.
ted as the relative of Ethan Allan. of
Revolutionary fame, and the possessor az
the sword of thes immortal hero--that
sword With which the British commando
ant st TicOnderOgs was menaced and
compelled 70 surrender, Sin the name OF
the Great Jehovah and the Oontinel Con-
gress"--died suddenly at Lamont, Michi-
quo, on Tuesday last, Sd instant. The
Grand Rapids Eagle speaks of her as a
lady OF most heroic and courageous spirit
of dauniless bravery end ready wit
Even at her advanced age, she still DOS
sessed dim traces Of the sparkling beauty
ana grace with which she formerly chAl.
ienged the admiration OF all who APP
pfOAenea Der. She was possessed Of
stately bat kindly presence, and bore the
natural impress Of remarkable eharac-
Ter.
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a Wisconsin doctor borrowed hia min
istePs wife for while and then returned
her; he then borrowed a farmers wife,
whom no forgot TO return, and the injured
farmer shot him. The doctor had wife
Of his own and four olive branches, but
was somewhat cosmopolitan in his feml-
nine tastes.
a law has passed the Vermont Legis-
lature allowing towns TO erect monuments
to the memory Of deceased soldiers.
The ataging upon the dome of the Cap.
itol at Washington is nearly completed,
and the Statue Of Liberty will be raised
TO Its place before the meeting Of Con.
gress.
In new Irish drama, produced IN New
York, Mr.. Florence brains one murderer
strangles another, thrOR s third over a
cliff, aud runs = squire through the body,
with = sword. Warm work.
A marble bust Of Edwin Booth, in the
character of Hamlet has Just been com
pleted by Samuel Thomson, Boston
Sculptor Il is said to be beautiful
mark Of art.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-19

The vote Of the Ohio soldiers ia comipO
In heavier than was anticipated. II is
thought II will reach forty. two thous-
and This will run Brough's majority
pretty close up TO 100000. The soldiers
vote is wiping out the Copperhead majori-
~ in most Of the few counties that were
carried by the homo vote. One of the
gratifying features of our late elections
10 the one sided character Of the sol
diers' vote. Out Of eighteen thousand
returned, Vallandigham received less
than one thousand. This is a record OF
the patriotism of the soldier that will
Ill the brightest page of our history
Cincinnati Gazette.