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MILITARY.
DEPARTMENT HEApoUARTERs.


Department. Headquarters on high street. MAJ.
Gen Roaacrans commanding.
Chief arisrTnasfar-Headquarter on hgh street,
near ceiar Lieut.. Col Ino. W. Taylor.
Chief Oomniissdrv-Ho oadquarters on Summer street,
near Broad Lieut.. Col, 3, simmone. srE
Povoa afarshai 0elisrai = Hcadquartsra on High
street Capt W. M. Wilea $3.50
I,sist1ni Medical Dhecior-Surgeon A. Henry Thur
ston. u. y VOls., "a Cherry street
POST HEADQUARTERS,
Poa--Headquarters on College street, between I'm
ION aud Church Streets (Dr. Wators residenoe) Gen.
r. Mitohen, commanding
Chief Assistant QnaffermGsld --.h charge OF Depot
and nintnrainE sGffi6oT-ta =. y. q ftsaSSs, on
Cherry street, between Uuiot and IhuTchA
Asrit,a3 O,ayrnadstss.- 10 charge Of Cothfg, Camp
and Garriaon Equipags, Market street. Capt
Tkos j. Cox. .
assistant Quartermasser--lt charge Of ourtermas
tem storah Insues 10 HospitiA Quarters, ate Capt
g. Mexican Laporte, Cherry street, pe'Wesn Vhuroh
aud Broad street
Assistaht osareersadstssIn change of Fuel. Forage
and Stationery, No. 81 Market street Capt VIA
Mills. - "a ...- ...,.r.f ;.
Assistant oaartcrsastsr-Tn charge OF River Trans
portaton. Capt J. d. Stubbs, High street, old heaa-
quarters Gen, Ros0crans'. e--far i
Assistant QuaTtsTmasfsr--in charge OF haiiroad
transportation, Capt. s. Porkina, Ir., on Chefry
street, near Theatre. T,h
Aei Assisiaaf Qlsartsnlasor--ln charge OF Means
ol Transportation, Public Shops etc. Liout. o. u.
Irwin, on Cherryatreet, near Theatre. -. --fa.--.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
N-tf 4Aap OF +
C ENERAL HOSPITALS
: Post of nrurfreeslooro. Tenn.

Post OF NlurIreoSDOTO = SA1AAs
Medical Director Post-M. Q. WooDwoRrH
Hospital Ne. l,--Clty Hotel 8. w cqrner square,
Surgeon T. d Fitch.
ga No. 2--woodbury Pike S. o. Himoe, Sur
geon In charge.
No. s-East Court House. W. I. Johnson,
Surgeon In charge.
No. 4-woodbu'y Pike. A ct. Surgeon
]. w. pearce.
No. b-North Court House, J. t. Woods,
Surgeon lie charge. 49,
/" No. s-Sorth east cor. sguare. N. b,
Failer, Asst. Surg in charge.
No. East Court House b. Woodward,
surgeon In charge.
No is-Opposite and west City Hotel. VIM.
A. McCuily, Asst. Surgeon in
| .tt i-i charge.
No. e--Cor. Nashville andIebanon Pike
fstlass NHf s. b. Permar, Act Asst Surgeon
aH lw In charge.
/ Genr Field Hospital No Lone mile west Couri
House. J. Y FINLEY, Surgeon in charge.
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REMOVAL.

I HAVE THIS DAY REMOVED MY ENTIRE STOCK
Il 70 the Ecllpse stable, on Market street. formerly
occupied BY hr, Gas, where viii he pleased 10 walt
on my old customers aud the public gonerally, with
my usual promptness.
Constantly ON hand, Hacks, buggios, Rand Wagons,
MarohIe-im W, TEALlY.
Also for sale at the above stable, 10 or Is good
work horses
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oAIo aTArE AoENoY.

Established BY Governor David Tod, 20 collect the
accounts Of discharged Ohio soldiers, and 70 Nrnth
them Transports loD home To direct them how 20
obtain pay for extra duty gs nurses, eto Ohio egl
poys the gent aud Il Il his duty 20 give the busi'
ness her soldiers careful and Respectful attention,
Office No. 4 Oh orry -, near Ohurch. .
AnA I'm
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GEO. W. saEwMAKER BYRON a ROR
SHEWMAKER q ROBB,
Sraty gatEIIi9euts 0ffitt,
+ a No. IL, soUTE FOURTH sTRAT
1. (nEWns nAEExf AND wAlNrA)
sT. LOUIS mo,
EAtabllshsd for ths BN'tii 9 Sirauge's,

Established Tor The RgHPiii Il Managers,
oonuNG TO ST. toum ~ sEARcH o.
Sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that have
Died from Wonnds or Sickness.
CVORRRCr INTELLIGENCE WILL BE GIVEN or
! The condition OF any Sick or Wounded Soldier IN
ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, NASHVILLE,
MOUND CITY or any other Hospital ln The Western
Department. This Is The ONLY Army inteiiigenoe
Once IN the United States, and iutormaton regard
ing Soldiers from any part OF the y 3 can be given
at uiy time, by calling ~, or ws1TINo 20 the AMY
IslplIlGENoE OFHoE, Post-Odioo Box No 1913.
N. B.--pEEgOEH oOnISa 10 ST. Louis IS srApoH on
rHan FniKrns will obtain all necessary Information
by calling al our once, No. II, south Fourth Street
NAV rs, 1882 ~
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COUNTY, 0FFIcERs.

g,s-tF--Iames N. Hinton Depaiie,--Thcmaa hob
500 and j. X. Buchanan. a t9tA
Rsoistsr-Phineas Garrett.
TS1,gies-W. Jasper Taylor.
Coroaer--N II. Belchcr.
Raager-John Corbitt. - ,...- u.
Ress,,,s ooflscior--N ". D. Robertgor
Rail,oad Tag Oollecsor--J. q. Briicy.
Conaabls, for he Nashville Distrioi~Iohn D. "'~~
and J. T. Newman. - ---.- ..
M ft q b COUNTY COURT. -
A- Juios-Hon James Whltworth
tlsgk--P Lipdslay Eichol - =
'f - The Judges court meets the nrHt Monday IN
each month, and the Quarterly Court, composed o.
tho Magistrates Of the County, s held the hrst MOI
day 10 january, April, July nnd october
iFThIIl ~ CIRCUIT couRT'lkkF
nlsrk-David q. Love. ...,
81 The Court meets the nrst Monday 10 March
''rr y CRIMINAL COURT.
Judgs--Hon nj NJ. Brien. A oN3e
The oouS. meets The arss Monday iu Apr Au-
'p'' ''N cHANcERV COURT.
Cu.auoellor-Hon Samuel D. Frierson
Clerk end Masfer--J. y. Gleaves.
AZ Tho Court meets the arst Monday IN AaS and
November,
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Ioas y HIDr, orAna socTelAry, sh0uld be Az 80

lOuN v. HIDR, OfAuu nNtTtilf1t thVlAA w -" eANN
Al NosAUiNe, Teas.
Tsinessss Lsdgo, No, i--Aeets every Tuesday Even
hg, AZ their Hail. on The corner of Union snd snm'
mor streots Tue officers Or the present term arc
lno. r. Mills, Ne; IA. n. Mclowen Jr. V.c, John v.
udc, secretary L. X spain, Treasurer.
n,ibes Loags. Ne l0---Aeets az the same place
every Mondap Evenine The odlcors are Henry
Applb, n O.; J. 4. Park V.0.i ohas, Robertson
secretary B. ~ BroWn, Treasurer,
saiilor LodOa No 0O--Moos Al their halli on noutl
Cherry strooi, every Friday Evening" Tho officers
are frank Harmon, N. 0,i Jamss Nyait, ,F'1i A. y
GoOdCtt, Secretary NJ. O Cotton, Treasurer
Asfaa Lodgs, No tob, (0egman lr~hools ~ the
Hal, ooruer of Unioh and Snnrner streets every
thurslay evening. The onlosrs are p, trledma
Nbi John HorbriohV,0,s jacob Jungermani secFe'
hry Goo. Soiferlo, Treasurer,
hiasey Eaoanpuassi No i--Nectn 90 ihe AnoYe ial
% NE arst and third Wednesdays ul each ,oopth
The oHcors are; T. n. Mcbride, C.P;G' y Fnher, "
Peter Harris, Jr.. aW.;J, n Puckett, J'Wi Jno.
= VIDE Soribe 81 r. Gutter, lrcasurof
usti BrusaA Esou,1Hlsai No a~-itsn ~ ue
Won Han on The seoond aud foufh wednesday
.'saa Of each month. The oaicera arc henEy AZ
Ee, Df.i l., hoker, HIP; R. A. Campbeli AM'i n
g9eaan, J,w' f.T. Phillips, 'eaeery !! n.
IN negTes n Daught-.s of RobstaA-Meeta the nrti
'naI Afternoon Of each month, at O'Clock,
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rn onr NnhacrIbera.

In Consequence Of the increase in the price OF paper
and every other material usod in Printing-ofhce,
we have been compelled 10 raise the our paper
TO 25 cts. per week, or 81 per month to weekly or
monthly subscribers, and $40 year 10 yearly sub
soribers, which must in all be paid in advance.
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE SATURDAY, APRIL 25 1863

tion and respectability was too palpable,
and the authorities are forced to admit
the conclusion that starvation alone incl
ted the movement.
Troops are being hurried mp from Rich-
mond TO Fredericksburg. There is still
large force in the vicinity ofRichmond;
but these, it is believed, are about 70
leave for the Rappahannock Fortificas
tiOns are being thrown up ON the Rap
idian river, and the force in that section
is being augmented. No work is going
on upon the defences about Richmond.
Two gunboats (iron-clads) are afloat in
james river. The Virginia has been
trying TO get below the obslruotions, and
now lies near Dury's Bluff. The third
is unfinished, but is rapidly approaching
completion. The iron works are worked
TO their utmost in the manufacture of
munitions of war; but the iron is of
miserable quality, and many of their
projectiles contain pieces Of stone.
The railroads have almost entirely
given out and no material is 10 be had
for their repair. Great despondency
prevails, and the events Of the next three
months are awaited with most absorbing
anxiety. nt
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NOTICE.

4 HAVE THE DAY SOLD TO MR.. TEALEl NY
Stable gud cheariutY recon- uond BIN 20 an OF my
old eustomers believing that With his present hoi.
ties and experience in the Livery huFuoaa De Win D.
enabled TO- give entire aatisiactlon % the public
4. W. GEE,
Eolipae Livery and sale stable,
March ie--lm No. z North Market street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25

CoRooRAN HlssED-At a Copperhead
meeting In Phialadelpbia on Saturday
the name Of General Corcoran was ro-
ceiyed with Kisses
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Religious Services.

Posr onAPEI, (secoud Presbyterian Church, College
street, between tho Square and the Louisville Depot
Sabbath School and soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every sabbath mornlng. Preachingat 1o1z o'clock,
AM, aud at 7 Pm. Prayer Meeting every We'd
nosday night At O'Clock.
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DIRECTORY
oITY ooVERN MENTs
JOHN HuoH SMITH, Aavor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
,f.tIH rfIffMpiEV. Nn-rhdf

.Hf ioaN ciIUMBIEY, Barshal
n.,,.fv Marshal,--W. u. WnKinaoni A. q Tucker,
sna James 4, 5soS chunBlsy, sro.o rst;
~ Frsneh soooDd and 1hog. MoCarty, third.
NJ f,ssssor--Wiiliam Driver.
esr,ue Collsclor--A. b. Shankland
W0isg Tar ColieoioT--E, p. aarfott
T,sasure.-R Henry
Mari Haaisr-Ihomna lenke.
gu,s,iui~udeni AZ he WorkAouss--J. y. Dodd.
S,i,srtuierdesi ef ne Water Worka--Wm. stewart
5st,f N ~ Frs Depasssnsns--John N. 5ogbufy.
scion Of lhs Osu.elsg--T IA, Mcbride
e.rcei Operseer-J l.. stewart,
or Aaoraey--E- p Mulley.
CITY COUNCIL,
eosra Of Atierpsat-M.M BrioD, President John
c,rvef' Joa j. Robb, I'd Mnnoy, II. 6. sooyel, o.
Cheatham, NJ @. L. Claiborne, and u smth'
oOa'aoa cocsl AqdTeg Anderson Presidess Jas,
Tauer william ,Iobeits, q N. soathgate, Abraham
III anoWIes, W A mccieiland, f. }. Yabroughi
gm Driver, VIM stewart, Thos. Cready, VIM hAiiy
and Wm. sahborn.
F,nanoe-Knowies, Scovel -nd Bfen.
Wr,sv Works-- Anderson, Smith and Claihorpe
Srses-HuG, Turner, Myers, hpuoy, Chsatham,
Yarbr0ugh, ,rcady and Haiiy. .rFw
Hharf-fhrner, Carper ana McClelhnd
sahoola--Cheatham, Mnlloy ana hn0wiss Aa
Ere DePqrtRegt- Myers, stsweFl aud AoCloNaSd
Gas--Drver, Cready and Myers.
Oetnetcrg--rmith, Sanborn aud Stewart
Market Hopse-Y Yarbrough, Roberla aud Carpor
sl1yes---Auloy, Mcdaniel and stewart
polioe-CheathRm, brten and sayefa
apriHgs-Croady, Claiborne and Myers
BorEhoaAe--sayers, Robb and McDaniel.
improvements and Erpcadiiurss-hcCleland, hfleh
and sanborR.
Pablo Property-Roht, Stewart and Driver.
p.a Ho,tse--Oarper, s0utbRate and Haley
A. The Board ol Aldermen meets tne Iuesfeyb
usW preceding the second aud fourth Iparsavys ln
caob month. and the Csmmon Council the second
and fourth Thursdays IN each month
NIGHT POLICE
Crpioia---Iohn BauRh. =
Pirsi Observation-Disclosures Joyce.
Second Lis,tenaas--Jshu H. Davis.
Isk,.,ass VIM. Jackson John Cavender, Mich pa
yis Ioa Philllps, wm Baker, John Cottreh, william
h,nSo John FnEies, J. W. Wright John Puoxett,
Robert Scott, " O. franois, David Yates, Chas' hu'
ntt aud W. Danley. =.
eS- The Police Cgurtis opened every morning At
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Notice to Newn-peaIers.

News-Deaers wanting more than one hundred
copies, must send in their orders by o'clock, the
avening previous, to have them nllsd promptly.
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A naker Wnnted.

A GOOD BREAD BAKER CAN CIT A SITUATION
IA Al ths tennessee H9spltal for the lnssRe. iu-
outrs at thla 0hlos. Arn-u
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For sale at this etnoe such as MontAlv o0mpony
Rsrn' Clothing Rstur'', ordanes Rsturas, Provision
Returns, Special Rsqui,tions &C., 30.
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Every Tennessean should read the
following article carefully, inasmuch as
the ideas and facts stated therein will
apply with as much force to Tennessee
as to Maryland;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-17
Cincinnati Market.

CIEcISSATI, April l6
FLOUR-The Market dull and heavy
Spper6ne 65@5 75; extra 8 9O@6 90 ;
family to fancy 1905 40.
WfIISKY--Markct steady at 42A942i,
latter rate for wagon.
WHEAT-MarketunehAnged,de demand limited
35(al 29 for prime TO choice red, 500
SO tor prime Indiana or Ohio white, ana
l 3569l 40 TOR prime TO choice Kentucky
white
C0RN--Demand and supply about equal
Ear at 62962 in bulk shelled at 62(a62
in bulk, and at 75(175 including sacks.
OATS--O OtfefiHs ss moderate, demand good
We quotsSat ee@6s iaf bulk, at 79@7s ia
cluding sacks.
RYE-Market dull heavy ut 95C9e5 io'
prime samples on arrival
BARLEY Limited inquiry, prices nominal
Prime tall at 56@l CO. state spring, prim'
TO choice, OF db@l so, Qualities belov
prime dull.
GRoCERIES-The Market is unchanged
sugar llt@l2t, coffee 32@34, molasse
6S962
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-17
A nRITIan aHIP FInEn InTn.

NV YoRE, April 1.-The Herplds sess
our correspondent At Hamiitos, Bsrmudn,
under date Of April the 9th says The schconer
Legate which arrived there from Caba 30th
Of March reported that the British !war ship
Cygnet when entering a port Of Cuba from q
cruise, was fred on BY two United States Yes
sells at the same moment
The Capt Of the Legate had beard that
the Commander Of the Cygnet demanded an
explanation he was informed that they had
mistaken his vessel for the Alabama, OF Flor
ida, or some other rebel vessel
This temporary difficulty IL il ever really oo
CURED may have been exaggerated into rn
mors concerning the arrest and parole OF
Admiral Wilkes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-17
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoBK, April l1-Virginia ha. passed
a tax bill taxing every body and every thing
more than double the rates Of U S tax, under
the international revenue law,
Rebel Congress passed hill abolisbing
dlogging in rebel army, substituting the death
penalty and Imprisonment in Penitentsry
Times special Washington l6 says case o
steamer Tubalcain still under consideration
at War Department
Il Is reported that Lord Lyons Is aboat 4
lake up bis residences in New York, is un
loundsd
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MoRr ARnUT THE suFFoLK AFFAlR

SurFoIE, April ID Reralds correspondent
says sergt Hall captured few days since
while coming down Nansemoud has return
cd
He says the enemy have . bridges con
structed over BlAckwater ami sre sending
large bodies OF troops night and day TO South
vest
All the way from Petersburg TO Richmond,
every few miles are earthworks Of all kinds in
which guus have been mounted. Rebel sol
diers however admit that these enns have
lately been taken away
0unboat Alert is disabled eunboSt West
End, is well Fiddled by heavy IRE from rebel
sharpshcoters and infantry,
In list of wounded on the llth Is Thomas
Kinlar 18th Ind.
Letter dated the 10th says, loss on ltth
wounded, Charles Smith, Anderson Crawford
Robt Sanders, WIN. Ebatsky 3th Ind.
Three detaehments from the regiments o
Iufsntey wsp smell force Of cavalry and ar
tiilery vent out on Edenton road this NOR
ming at daylight and attacked the enemy in hi
position there
Our people met a Virgipia regiment ant
drove it back when il was reinforced by abri
gade, The brigade after some skirmishine
iel back the enemy did not make mog'
ment 70 again advance We retired into ou
intrenchments 70 avoid being cut of or draw
into trap.
Lieut.. Fleming Aid-ds.camp to GensrI
Ferry MAS wounded IN the side
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By Telegraph.
MONT DISPATCHES.
F0srrR RRIIEYEp-

Fl. MoxRor, April l6--A letter from GeH
Haileck % Gen DIX, Just received, states that
Gen. Foster has been relieved. A river steam
er, with q regiment and supplies Of provisions
and ammaninoh, succeeded inruning the bait.
srier bn Tar River, and reached the wari al
waAhington on the l4th
The enemy are still investing Suffolk, Moth
ioF Of importance has transpired The Rich
mond Sentinel has the following
Charleston, April l0--The entire troirciad
lieet departed at $40 for the South The i'm
pressios prevails here, however, that they will
aoon return and renew the attack.
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I FRoM 4 WASHINGTON.

WIsns0rcv, April l6--A special TO The
Herald says nothing known in othoial cir
cles regarding rumored withdrawal of moni'
tore from charleston or there employment on
the Mississippi
aaDuring the lasttwo months $4,000 soldiers
have been sent %, the Army Of Potomac from
eonyalespent camps.
Provost Marshals fer all the States except
Gounecucut, is said to hsye been made by
Col Fry, and presented to-day to Secretary
az War
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-17
rHE PREsIDENT pIsPLEAgEn.

REw YoRK. April 1.-THE eommaFeiAls
Washington letter intimRtes that the Presi
dent Is not pleased atsthe ealminahon Of six
montbs preparation for the reduction of
Charleston into two honrS fighting. II Is no
secret that the Reconnaissance which accom-.
plisbed 30 littla is TO be followed by a bona
6de attack, which is to continue as long as
iron-clads can FIRE
~ Another letter 10 the same paper says di-
plomats have received unofficial intimation
Ihat President LlncolD intends TO have Char
lsAiop rsoeoapied by United States authori-
tee ss.,.ss.sa.-s
lghare q r8u6b-eernneht % Washington on
Bup,er rensipihg sile dadhg The fight
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Fl Il "A d ca Ut "A r. r II r. IS
FOR
Produce and Provisions.

JACOB W. HEIDLRR, "Monteomefy Houss.
u corner room, az the old ExoelAlof Dai harko, n
constantly receiving and keeps for sale fhtaH AND
DRIED MEATS, POULTRY, PRODUCE, VE0ETas
BLEs, FRUITS, GAME IN season, and al the adIhass
that he eau collect nom the four points n the com.
pasa. AllAppetIiDR extras which are a. asfasat ~
The palate, may be had atthe Excelsior Ntfkat n
"Od Jake 10 determined 10 please tho pubic Az he
Won % elesned 10 hlslne oy any ethef grohet -,
can aud see hlp, Ne wll 10 PrsParsd - pisAss
yenanJ ana every aay' lGita6n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-17
FROM TIE SOUTH

Fl MoERoE, april l7--Richmond papers
81 the 18th, have been received y
All is quiet at Charleston.
The Federala occupy Coles, kAwsh and
Seahrook's Islands in force, projected by gun
hoats.
Two gunboats md three transports have
been destroyed on the Cumberland by Wheel
ar a cAynlrv
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NIGHT Ar sUFFOLK.

SUFFOLK, Va April 10 About this morn
ing the enemy attacked us on our left some
5000 strong
They we're shelled from Fort Dix and re-
treated about 8 miles at the same timea ieint
vas made TO cross the Nansemond, but our
gunboats drove the rebels back into thewoods.
Gen. Peck Is confident that he can repulse
tho enemy, and Longstreet will find himself
ia tronbls before long II he manages to get
back q hla 0Sn delepses,on The. BlackgAleJ
Ihers.eill bs : taSrsbie blander somehhert
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FROM KENTUCKY.

l.ouisyIELE, April l5--The rebels appear
10 be concentrating their spoils recently Ia
keniin Kentucky and Tennessee Rt Barbours-
sille Ky end Cehna Tenu. They are said to
have q force Of about 500 az each place,
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE


Josiah oshhaT' Montgomery Superior Court,
Sarah Fitzgerald ct 81. Case No Peso
IN obedience W the command Of an order af the SD
j. perior Court of Montgomery county, Ohio, ! win
oher az public sae at the door Of the Court HOUSE III
the city OF Dayton, en- Wa
Saturday, Aprl Is, 1868,
Al O'clock N Of said day tho following desefibed
real estate situate In the county OF MONTGOMERY and
state Of Ohio, and known and described AZ lols dnn
bered fourteen ll4 fifteen (l5), and sixteen 6l con.
tanning seven ~ acres and my six hundredtha (tB0O
Of 81 acTes-pRrt Of section 20, township 2 rtaee n
Mad klyer township, Montgomery county, Ohid, iaid
July 2sth 1852 in plat book A. page ILL., land records
u Montgomery county, Ohio, aud being part N me
lands devised 10 Jane Wilson by her father Colonel
George Newcom, which lots are more particularly IA
sctibed In the plat GforeAAid. ~
Said lots have been severally appraised at 5000 eani
They will each be sold separately and cannot sel s
less than two-hrds Of said appraisoment, TernlA o
| sale--eaHh. =. p. CUPPf,
! mal3dtwawts Mast Com. Sup. Court
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WHEAT Is.
CORN--55
OATS-45@5O.
BARI4EY--l 45G4l 90.
RYE-9O@l 90.
HAY--Timothy p OO@la 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED-3 90.
/, .WHISKY--44@44.
GRocRRIEs-co Coffee S9i@36l; Sugar l34
-ial4a Molasses 63@66s Sugar House
Syrup 65ta75; Teas l soC9l so; Cheese
lb6lG; Rice 91@l0; Dried peaches solo;
Dried apples 4(95 Beans 50G2 10 per bu;
Butter 2OC925 Eggs lO@l29
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-17
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Year 1850,

Established in the Year 1850,
FOR TIE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
.ad under The control Of two OF the most Eminent
Physicians In the world,
nR =. BoNAPARTE, from London aud Paris
~ Hospitals and ior the past ten years OF the Cn-
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~ stages cured in days; Secondary symptoms in /
10 sweeks Skin Diseases cured in 10 weeks inn
potency, vigor restored IN TO Aweeks All dseRses
OF private nature treated with Unparalleled success,
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Private Guide TO Health, is beneficial 10 ALL male and
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