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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06
s.--T.-iseO-x.--Dnlxs's PLANTATION

S.--T.-1S6O--X.-- PLANTATION
They purity, strengthen and invisorsts. I.f ....
rs . o ,., and a,
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
They strengthen tho system and .alivsa The
They prevent uiissmatic and intermittent fevsrs,
They purify the breath and acidity Of the ston-
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
They arc the best Ditters In the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted Rature's
6ratei C.iis.Ya BARK, Casosriiis BARK, Dsndeiios,
Chamomilc Flowers, lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, Anise, Cioyer-buds, Orange Peel, snake
n3ot, SMs~sy' coriander' burdock, S-T.-isso-
The following is sample Of ths testimony daily
soLDIEas Holr rsuPEnmrExDrxr'sO OvsicE,
c.Hc'..sAT1 o. !aa. T. isss
have sivsn your Plantation udttsrs to hundred.
q out noble soldiers who stop hare, more or less
disabled from various causes, and the effect is most
sush sp. :. iii. heartily wish /.
's every q 1: s::s
70 THl CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIENcs OF
AN INVALID. Published Tor the benent, and e. Q
warning and eAvTloN 10 YoySa MEs Who suifer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
hood, etc., supplying at the aame time THE MEANS
| OF SELF CURE. Dy one Who has cured himself AZ
ter being put to great ex,cnse and injury through
medical humbug and quarkery.
by enclosing postpaid addressed onvslopS,
single copies may be had OF the author.
| u Il 81. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, EsQ,,
ny ss-iy Bedford, Klngs County, N. Y.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URIs-
| Any AND SEXUAL 6ysTEM.--New and reliable
| treatment-in ksporta Of the HOWARD ASSO-
In lad ntt -
barge. Addrcss, N M. IL. --..--,5 . - ~
oh. J. sKILLIN HouGHrQN,
Howard Association, PhiladeIphis, Pa.
au22-3mdhw ~ Dr.. -. IT,. =. ' =. .
Nervous Debility, 6pcrmatorrhea, and all
| can loarn OF NEvER-FAILING REMEDY, tho
value Of which 10 vouched for by the best papers
quirc ihc patient 70 consult or tce any Quack
anybody else, by hiclosing post-,,Aiu directed
veIopc 20 BOX i,Si7, Boston r. o., Macs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

sMuGGILNo LIQuoR INTO CAMP.-A German,
named Randi, WAS arrested at Camp Barry, yester
day, on the charge Of smuggling liquor into camp
to retail to the scllieIs He was committed to the
Guardhouse.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

Had HIS PoCKEr PIcKEp.-Robert Koithley,
residing at the Navy Yard, had his pocket picked
on Monday Of gold watch and . pocket book, con-
taining a sum Of treasury notes and postal cur
rency. .f .. .. .-.r
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

TORSE POWER FOR SALE --.ONE
of the much.spproved burt Wright patents
mas 4 two.foot circular saw for wood sawinK at
tsched y y on truck Wheels, and 10 transisfabis
from one point 70 another BY the horse used In IL
TETrk y, corner OF Second and L streets, leland,
where II may be seem or OF Z. WARNER, SutIer
at Emory Hospital. ~ ocs-sts
OTTO Il WASHINGTON AND
THURSDAY, October Ist, the steamers THOMAS
CoLLIER, Capt. Gedneyj MARY Y. RAPLEY,
Gapt; stsokpoeI YOUNG AMERICA, Capt. hol.
tween Alexandria and Washington, at O'Clock in
the morning, running every hour until O'Clock
D. IN. T se2A-tf-
|VlslTlNG AND WEDDING CARDS
ELE0ANrLY ENGRAVED.
AT DEMPSEY VT0OLE'S,
sa6 PennsylvsAiA Avs, bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
seelmeed
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

DRESSED IN MANS CLorHEs.-Mary John
son was arrested by Otfioer Birch, ofthe seventh
precinct, for wearing males attire, and was sont
to the workhousc for sixty days by Justice Gibsr-
son. ..I. 4.. ....f.l % .
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
HON. ERAsTUs CORNInG RES laNs IlIs
SEAT II CONGRKss.

ALBANY, October 6.--The Hon. Erastus Cor
ming has resigned his scat as Representative
In Congress, owing 10 ill-health.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06
A REBEL BLOCKADE RUNNER CAPTURED,

New YoEK, Oct. 8.-The steamer Fulton,
from Chaviessoa On the sissraoon Of NE ID in
stant, arrived this morning DAD Hr.. ...
She reports nothing new.
The rebel steamer Diamond, from Nassau for
Savannah, with cargo Of saltpetrc and liquors,
captured by the guuboat stettin, hAI arrived at
Port Royal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06
aug Q
QRASs STENCIL ALPHABETE
NJ. j. NETCALF d son, r
45ys SALEM srREET, Boston, MASS.

l6h SALEM STREET, bosToH, MAZE
The only manufacturers IN the United States, of
Sold az Wholesale at the Lorea Cash Pric,s. Also,
the tsA cf Indeibls Siencii ~, yEhY CHEAP. stem
81 Dlee and all kinds Of stencil stock. Inquiries
OF ordefs promp ly attended to. ocSESm
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

GERMAN OPsRA.-Alresdy our citizens who
have mualo in their souls are tip.toe In expec-
ta,ion OF the production Of the grand German
opera, Der FniscAsis, to bs given at The Wnshiog'
ton Theatre next Thursday evening, BY Anschu'r's
great troupe. ~.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

To SECURE SEATS AT Characteristics may
be secured for the openinS Of Growers new the.
At,s tonight at the theatre Ofee, In the front oI
the entrance, until hsEpast O'Clock this evening
A plat Is prepared for the occasion.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

I GAMBLERS ARRssrED. - Miles Perry and
Henry Magee, proprietors Of the well-known
gaming saloon on Pennsylyauia avenue near sixth
street. were arrested yesterday afternoon by Off,
GERS Pendle and Kelly, on bench warrant issuet
by Chief Justice Cartier, and were turned over TO
Deputy Marshal Phillips.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

/ CHANGED WITH DrsLoYALrY.-Miss Mollie
Z. 1uitz was to-day committed to the Old Capitol,
by Capt. Todd, on the charge Of disioyalty. This
lady was arrested At Msrtiusburs, Va, and sent
down BY the authorities, r. ,r.,r, ... .- -.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

FIGHTIsG.-Wm. Stone and Vim. NJ. Taymcr
were arrested yesterday Afternoon by oficcr How
ard for fighting. ncar the depot, In the Vicinity Of
Boylos Restaurant. ,anG wero committed to jail
for court by Justice Giberson.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

A New CORPORATION MAaIsTRATE.-Frcdcr
erick Boswell, who was appointed soma weeks
ago = justice of the peace by the President, WAS
nomipated by the Mayor as a Corporation magis-
trats and the nomination confirmed by the Board
Of Aldermen. -slf ... u.,.s.a . .,r o. .. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

SELLING LIQUoR WITHOUT rLIcsNss.--Patrick
Ksnney was yesterday arrested and committed to
the. Gusrdhouse by Capt. Camp, Of tho soldiers
Retreat, o. the charge Of selling liquor without
lioense, 1t his place OF business near the Depot.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

INTERPRETING WITH TIE LIsUTEsAST OF The
PArRoL.-Frank Anderson, a soldier, yesterday
saw Lieut.. Mills, Of the Provost Guard, make an
arrest which he thought not altogether correct,
atd consequently interfSred to set matters right.
Before he got things fixed, however, he found him
self on the way TO the Guardhouse, 70 which place
he was committed on the charge OF inteI fering
with the officer while In discharge OF his duty.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

DEcLINEs.-Toblas Talbot was appointed a
pstroiman at the last meeting Of tho Board OF Po-
lice Commissioners In place Of John H. McChcs'
ney. We understand, however, that Mr.. Talbot
will not accept the position.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-06

PRoMoraD.--Lt John Dessauer, Of the 39th
New York volunteers, or Gariba'di Guards, has
been promoted to captaincy. Captain DessaueI
Vas one Of The principal witnessos against Col
D'Utassy, and has been with Major Gsines, Judge
Advocate OF the Department OF Washington, cve'
since that trial, With the exception Of the Penn.
sylvsnia oanpsigu, during which he acted with
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NMlltsalN HIHlHERS
United States of America /:
plsrRICr or MlnnLn rrNNrssrR - n

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE ENSEssEg.-Ko II.
az HEREAS, an information has been flod in the
w District Court ofthe United states for said Dis
trct, ON the sd day Of July, A. u, 1853, by John
Trimblc, Esq, Attorney for the United States for said
District, behalf OF the United States against Two
shares Of Commercial Insurance Company Stock and
the following lots, with the buildings and Improve
menis thereon, Of which one John X JoFnson Is tho
owner, 10 wit
Lot No 5O,in Tho plan Of Tho city OF Nashville. on
the corner Of Cedar and Cherry streets IN said city,
ircnting 1919 feet on Cherry and $50 feet Cedar
street.
lot No. 20 in the plan Of said city fronting 90 feet
on Snmmor street IN said City.
Lot No 40 ia The plan Of said city, fronting % ieot
on Cedar street in said Ciiy. tH
Alledging in substance that said property was seized
on land IN said District, and IS liable TO Connscaton
because said owner was on the 1st day Of january,
1865, engaged ia aiding and abetting eerta armed
rebellion against the Government Of the nted States
not having returned 10 his allegiance 10 the United
States within 60 days after tia Procama ion Of the
President Of the United States, referred TO in said
information.
Now, therefore, IN obedience 10 the mention OF tho
Court under the zeal Of the Cour' 10 directed amt
delivered, I do hereby give public notice 10 all per-
sous Claiming said property, or knowing, or having
anything to say, why the 'fame should not be con-
denned as forfeited that they be and appear before
sid District Court, 10 be held at the Federal Court
room, at the CAPITOL in the City OF Nashville on the
l9h day Of October 1885, then and there to ieIpose
their claims.
& r. GIAsCOCK,
Q. 8. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee.
July2S--lA
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what ihe u abol 80 .NiKen 1hiniSs.
ao.o,s, r,,r,soo,,i, ,S.Sf ~ ,ingf,r,,l sf.,.,,o
HEADo'Rs 28D Army Coarse
LEXINGTON, August 3.
"Blue spirits, black spirits and grey.
Mingle, minge. you IN minglo may


HRADo'Rs 28D Army Coarse
LEXINGTON, August 3.
Among the prisoners brought IN last
evening was Lieutenant Colonel Nixon,
former editor Of the New Orleans Ores
cent He was in excellent spirits and
spoke lightly OF the ga isior,pnesr-sai
that the late. reyeTsos dad not abaied the
hope of certain irdspehdenee onthe part
of the South. In r,ply to the remark
that the North was equal 70 their subiu-
CATION though ID required twenty years,
he affirmed that the south would continue
the war 10 annihilation would Gght to
the last man, and Cid not believe the
North would mold out Whom asked II
Southerners had other means Ofacquiring
information than Southern newspapers,
he said, ooh, yes, The /, aders get Northern
papers" He denounced the whole system
Of raids As contemplate, iRglonOpa aud
useless--sAid that Morgan was regarded
by the bott0r class ia the South as a
rather distinguished horse thief than a
military man. OF dcotts raid ho adj
mitted that Il was an ing lorious failure
throughout. ltwAs organized 10 capture
some three or four thousand horses which
according 70 Information deemed relia-
BILE they expected 10 fad near Licking
ton or Winchester. They believed the
Federal army to be in Ohio, and wore
surprised at the mal-inlormationoft THEN
friends in Kentucky, when they found
troops after them. They were ignorant
Of Morgan's fate, and expected bv
making diversion in his favor
TO facilitate bis escape, and possibly by
re- enforcement to enhance the import
anoe of both expeditions. Speaking OF
Southern papers no lausMngly remarked
that there would DO no good one until he
resumed the tripod, and from the above
specimens il will readily be perceived
that his stylelis ono which would be pc
ouliarly adapted 10 the present require
menta and ,heeessities Of his Southern
friends.
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DR.. Kings Oispensarv


is-SE.,.s ,sll.saaSS DR. KING formerly Of Nov York
eSiA. ~ Cor mstf yoass Of Louisville, Ky,
altlo' >ss1i-,S WHO has devoted hls aitcniltoh 10
dc ireatnont Of prwde Diseases lor 50 yoArs asifrr
hiulsclf haylns attended % = practice for 30 many
ygara. ahd Cured 20 many thousands he Is enabled
to cure al disease, OF private nature, 40 matter
how bad they may be from nJadicioaa medical treat
meut, o. from neglect OF their own. Dr. Klug'a
Dsp0npaIy % No. la Dcadoriak street, between Chez
o. nnl tte square, second story, whore lac cUs6s ~
diseases OF private nature
Gcnorrhoaa cured without nacse0us medicines D.
intorfarenos with business,
sroturca OF old or recent date eTeetually cured A
e ftW Gays, hy on operation which causes nd PAID
Wh0aa s.ristUro exists health oauhot ~ enujoata
PcrtrpE no disease causes more mischief aud under.
Iancsths constitution 81 much.
byphliI with ~ The diseases OF the skin, gro sinl
Gus az neglect Or BAD treatment, can Do enostaanp
cufgd pe few deys
r.isoi WsHtlsss-Parioulara a. teEtion hAviuk boOn
gyp 10 this disease, aud al thc consequences gruw
ih8 out OF 40 brought on IA many cases by the DO.
e1octyo habits Of inoonsiderate youths aud excess.
W. .sdH seqea q ino passions neglect o. Which
VS. nnqeilnine The oolHtuition, rendering the sab
NV nnM ior business or society, snd csusing preaa'
solneles Who may b. labofiag Sith any dlfculty
sho WOMB may rcat rs.urod ar immediate TeiieL
, tsfagpA reliaiaf ebload, by writing aud stating
lAer ellei Nllh 40 enclosed direct ~ Dr. A. kiuE
to. % ueailpfiok eleet, hsshynle, 1enn. viii haVs
me neessay o. adtoinos gont 70 th5if address Odol
hours nom s"o'oos ~ the morning untfl . IN thG
Faeiha rl l4alY iS--iu dAWlFi
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AglgiIk &VaIpH.
ror nv DaiIy Ualonl


MURrREEsBoRo, august 4, 1868. 2
M. E3i,or II soc some statements IN
your paper ofsto-dsy, vhich,h true, are
land do pot dod6D too barbarous Tor
devils not men to canse TO be done II
these statements under The head of
aTypes DE- rebel ehivalry" are in all
respects true, there is not living to-day
any people or set OF people, who have
been sheperpetrators Of such hellish
crimes, ahdf doubtif there eyerlived a
people among whom there could not be
found some one who could and would use
all meaas possible 10 save, the livesof
the VICTIMS 0f Their fellow men, tlls Sc
uncaiied fof barbarities. Phe English
in blowing the Sepoys from the cannon,
did not do % bad or half as bad IS the
"robel chivalry" didinmsny instances
in North Carolina and Arkan3ss, The
rebels have done deeds which would chill
the bloodOf Satan himself, and yet there
are some Of your readers 80 tied 10 the
rebel caukeasto deny these plain, simple
facts, sAnd,there are pome in my native
State, no Cali themsslsea Union, and
yet thsy sayiFs alI a ialsshood brought
forward " theUhion papers 70 prejudice
the Northern people against tho soqth.
am sorry John Morgan clipped into The
trap as soon as he did, for he has done
our cause more good than $4,000 veteran
troops could have done in one year. Bat
while rejoice over the depredAtious
done to Copperheads, l have TO Ihoutn
at the loss Of many bright Union Lights,
who hsse fallen victims to the raiders
bullets. John passed within two miles
of my home, and Is my. father Loaf any
thing twas while bp was after Morgan !;
though believe he did not lose any,
thing, but many nights Of hlesp, which
was cheerfully given np, az he has three
sons in the army, one your humble cor
respondent, one nnder Alilroy, in Virginia,
and one under Gen. Paine. Two Of as
have been in this war from the first call
ing for. troops, the other one only one
year. Oar, regiment takes your paper,
for 10 is the most Union Of papers VIC
can get.N regiment is in good health.
Yours respectfully, j. ~.
Nallu
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It *
A refugee from Texas, George Bskeq
by name, passed through this city yes
ierday on his way TO Boston He left
Matannorss on the 10th of July, and says
there are several hundred Union refugees
there, waiting their chance 10 get TO
New Orleans re saystiiat ibo laboring
classes in Texas are Union men at heart,
but have no leaders, and are thoroughly
rcowed down. He fully corroborntes the
stories we have heard or the Summary
hanging of Any man suspected of Union
sentiments, aud has himself seen no less
than four bodies suspended, from one
tree. he says also that parties in New
York arc engaged Va supplying arms TO
the rebels throug Matam0ras, and that be
witnessed the landing at Brownsville,
Texas, of tWenty-six cases Of arms,
Bsnt from New York, in one steamship.
bANEw IssTRUiirST on DEsTRuoTIoS.--
In the skirmishiDg which preceded the
evacuation Of Jackson by j ohnson, the
Confederatss used an explosive musket
ball of the most destructive character.
These balls are Of the Mimic pattern,
ixty-nine calibre, hollow, and filled
with Illuminating powder, covered at the
base with acap. On striking any object
they explode with a terrible effect. One
Of these missiles struck one of the Fed
oral soldiers in the leg, SCATTERING the
bone INTO nineteen pieces. The effect Of
tho wound of 3 simple Minnie ball is al
ways considered Of = dangerous charae-
tor, but the new ball above described is
1 positively barbarous. The new balls are
Of English fabrication, and have been
recently furnished to Johnson's army.
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Yours respectfully, j. n.
leth I'll. Vols


All sorts aud KINDS OF Rebels.
Mn. EDIToR; The study Of the genus
rebel presents some rich specimens Of
human depravity. An accurate CLASH
flcatiOn of them is ass.aerGtun at this
time. We have the out-and-out intol-
Grant rebel, who thinks himself right,
and that nobody has any rights but
himself; that he has a right TO advocate
policy thatAeads to the destruction of
public apd private propeEty,abu The gov.
ernment fnuat rot disturb bis rights Of
person and property. ne makes himself
the standard of right and the govern
ment, and every body else must come up
to it or he is for the destruction of every
thing. Then we have the guerrilla rebel,
the outlaw and bandit the rebel thief,
robber and assassin Then we have the
"Oonstitution as IL is and the Union as
ii was" rebel, who never wanted any
thing but the cold Constitution" but he
wants the Constitution as 10 consirtes IL,
and don't keliu$ how Weare going tore
store the Feblie property, and resurfect
the dead union citizens and soldiers,
and iquidate the war debt in order to
have the Union as it was. dc wants
Union and a Constitution that will TO-
store rebels forfeited property and pro-
teot Il. Then we have the rebel who is
Union man to the extentOf the smount
nominated ipsthS bend, $500, or SIS, 600,
as the case may Dc. Then we have the
arrogant rebel, who thinks he has con-
ferred great favor on the Government
by taking the oath of sllegiancey and IS
entitled TO peculiar consideration and
favor in consequence. Then we have
the "nO more men and no more money"
rebel, Them there Is the YallAndig-
ham, Coppefhea a rebel, who Is opposed
to any Government ~ ar unless il is
under " Dimicrat" rule of tho Breckenridge
stripe. Then thore is the rebel who is
afraid he can be made the EQUAL Of the
"aiggey." tG NltNg
"Blue spirits, black spirits and grey,
Mingle, minge. you IN minglo may
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NOTTOE.
S25 REWARD.

orayed o. Stolen from the Sub
sbrlber AZ Tullahoma, July alstA largo Brown Mare
Mule, Waite under the neck and down the breast,
branded on the len hhouldsr 4, 8. e. q. I VIII give
The above reward for her return % me AZ the Rog-
meni, information that will lead 90 the recovery
8 a OUlLER,
sntier ath Regiment, o, v Cavalry, ~ Brig. "a d.
vision Cavalry
aug5--5tn
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NEW GROCERY HOUSE.

I An REcEIylSG Ann wILLgERP CONSTANTLY
4 GA hand, at
No. 40 North Side Public square,
largo and well selected supply OF FAMILY
0EOce RIB, 10 wit sugar, Oonoe, Tea, Golden
syrup MaCkfro, fresh Cheese, Pepper Spice, Ginger,
Muslard, Pepper sauce, TOMATO CaHup, oysters,
RaslnH Star candles, starch, oda, huckoia Brooms,
Backing smoklpg and Glowing Tobacco, Cigars,
Pipes Old bourbon Whisky, Buhndiss, Who's, ale,
OanYaased Hams, Wrapping Paper, Cap, Letter and
Note Paper, EByelops, lead Pono.lh, oic.l etc.
81. A. AfChiHOh
l0pg-sm.
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TO THE SOLDIERS!
We have published beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
70 ~, r. 49,. - =

COLO16EN = CbR 4 Ii ICAIE,
For the use of Soldiers.
II is printed in four eolors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colOrs flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 13xl7. The certificate is enclosed
in pAsteboard tube, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury !;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as a remem-
brance
Price so cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
l. N. RHODES s. CO,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell Che above
julylO-3m
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MarshaI's Sale.

The United States reTse log bags OF flour and 81 bar
rels OF Hour, claimed by Rob't Tindall
information No g. District Court Of the United
states for the District Of Middle Tennessee.
n obedience 10 order Of said Court made ia this
cause on the 10th day Of July, 1858, viii sell al
the warehouse known as NJ. A.. Parish's warehouse,
on College street, in the city Of Nashville, on the
10th day of August, 1868,
at public auction TO the highest bidder FOR cash Ia
hand, the above named i05 bags and % barrog -four
Sale 10 commence az 10 o'clock the morning OF that
day Il r. GLASCOCK, -
Z. Marshal for said District.
July 2ltd
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COPAR TNERSHIP.
Notice.
STOLEN, July oath,

n,asA. FROM THE MARKET HOUSE. Nash
WtdsA willie, Tennessee. ono b Az HORSE AND
mAhKEr WAGOH. A bay horse With short tail;
Ia ont both foIeieet aro cFaoed from the hair 10
the shoe, about IL Jears OF age. The runnng goaI
~ the wagon a. nearly new painted rcd. the bed Of
the wagon IL pretty Inuoh worn sat will give Ten
p0llara inward for the donv6ry OF said Horse ana
Wagon 20 me At my residence, corner Of hlol.omofo
aud JeaeFson streets.
julygs-tf
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Marshal's sale.

United States versus packages Of goods shppcd TO
- b. lask, Nashville
Information No. T. District Court of the United
states FOR the District Of Middle Tennessee.
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Marshal's Sale.

United States gsrsus II boxes aud kcg containing
goods, whreG and mercha- die capuirri BY Colonel
Ge0rgc - smith near Galiatin.
Information No. ~ District Court "a tho United
states ior the District OF Middle Tennessee
IN Obedience % thO order " aid SQUIRT made 10 ms
I cause on Che ism day ol July, 1865 wall sell AZ
public aucion DO tho highest bidder f)f cash 10 hand
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I9Il day ID AugMsi,

IN obedience 10 an order Of said Court, made In hs
J cause on the 18th day Of Jnly, lsea, win sell on
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at pubhc auction 70 the highest bidder for clsh IN
hand the goods in the three pac ages above
mentioned, being a variety Of Dry Coos ard Notions,
suited to the uses Of suffers and other alore. Sale
20 take place at 40 O'Clock the morning OF the day
Aforesaid at the stOrehOuse on the Public Square IN
Nashville, formerly occupied by A, j DpnsmE Go.
Jnly % Got Err GLkSCOCK ~, s. al.
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I7th day OF August, 1863.

Sale TO take place at the storehouBe on the Public
Square IN Nashville, formerly occupied by A, T. Dun.
cam az 10 O'Clock tho morning Of the Gay Aforesaid
July 20t % X GLAsCOK, 4. ~ mr.