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Gold, p. Cotton, GO.

LOUISVILLE, August 25.--The U. s.
steamer Niphon destroyed, on the 18th,
the British steamer Hebe, after the lat
ter ran ashore. The rebels along the
shore fred upon the boats charged
with the destruction of the Hebe.
New YoRK, Aug. 25.--OOtton dull at
Gee. Gold 22c.
The schooner M. Rogers, from Foley
Island on the goth, reports the entire top
of Fort Sumter completely gone, and
every parapet gun knocked into the sea.
The siege is progressing in terrible ear
nest. II is reported that Fort Wagner
would soon surrender.
Mayor 0pyke voted for the three
million ordinance for paying the penal
ties Of drafted men for non-enrollment.
he proposed to provide only for the ex-
emption policemen, fremen and active
militiamen and destitute families of
citizens who may be drafted.
On midnight, of the 21st inst, the
south wall of Sumter was demolished al
most to its base. The Richmond Senti
mel, of the Oath, contains = Charleston
dispatch of the 22d, saying GilmOre's de-
mAnd for the surrender Of Sumter and
Morris Island, with the threat to she'll
Charleston in four hours from the deliv-
cry of the papers at Fort Wagner, was
received and returned this morning.
BeAuregsrd in replying charged Gilmore
with inhumanity and violation of the
laws Of war, and threatens retaliation.
The city has not been shelled up to this
time. There are % vessels, including
the Ironsides, inside the bar. Gilmore
sent notice on Sunday that at ii o'clock
Monday morning he would open on
Char lesion, meanwhile non -combatants
would leave.
KANSAS CRY, Aug. 25.-Quanrille's
band is disbandening, going in every
direction. Our forces have divided ac-
cOrdingly, and are pursuing them.
Thirty-one guerrillas have been killed
so far.
CHICAGO, Aug. 25.--Judge Williams,
of the Circuit Court, has enjoined the
Directors of the Chicago g. Alton rail-
road from paying their dividends in
New York, tomorrow.
NEw York, Aug. 25-The steamer
City of Baltimore has arrived, bringing
Liverpool dates of the 18th.
Cotton firm and unchanged. COnsols
9316.
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United States of America ;

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TkNNESSEE-No. q.
NTHkREAS an information has been filed in the
w District Court OF the United States for said Dis
trot on the 9TH day OF August, A. D.. 1853, by John
Trmble Esq Attorney for the United States for said
District ON behaiftf the United States, against a
certain lot and the warehouse and other improve
monts and fixtures thereon standing situated on the
south east Of Broa aud Market Streets front
Ing Broad street. in the city Of nashville and Dis
trict aforesaid, being the large store house formerly
known as the store house OF Fisher, wheeles & Co.,
aud tue lot, improvements and fixtures, appuItt nant
thereto, sez by and now In custody Of H. H.
Glascock, Marshal &c. under order of seizure
issu by said John Trimble August 8 1868, allie Eng
m substance that said property was knowingly used
aud employed by the owners in aiding ubetting
and promoting an armed rebellion, and res stance
% the laws Of the United States, and praying
process, and that said property be condemned as
forfeited
Now, therefore, 10 obedience to the monition
ofthe Court, under the seal of the Court, TO me
directed and delivered, / do hereby give pub &c
notice 10 ell persons claiming said properly or know
nR, OF hayi any thing TO say why the same shou ID
not be condemned as forfeited that they be and ap
pear before said District Court be held at the Fed
eral Court 70 m, at the CAPITOL in the City Of Nash
vile, on the 10Th day OF October, lSG3 then aud
there 20 int rpose their Clhms.
e. r. GLASCOCK,
T.. Marshal for Middle Distric, Of Tennessce
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United States Of Amerioa

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNEssEE. No. "a.
M HEREA9, al Information has been died In the
w District Court Of The United states for said Die.
uict, on tue 18Th day August A. o. 1898, BIZ John
Trimbe, ESQ Attorney Tor the United States tor said
District, behalf Of the United States against One
b0z of Books, two b0us containing Is bundles and
% hanks Of spun Thread, bolts and one remnant
o. Domestic, bolts aud Q remnants Of coarse Wool.
IN Cloth, aud bolts and remnants Of Cotton
Domestic
Ailedsng IN substance that said property was seized
on land 10 said District, aud h liable 10 conhsoaton
bocluse said owner was on tho Let day OF January,
1868, engaged iu aiding and abcttihg a certain armed
rebellion agailst the Government Of the United states
POI taying returned 20 his allegiance 10 the United
st1lea WITHIN 90 days after tho Proclamation Of the
fresldent Of tho United States referred 10 Ia said
Information.
NOW, therefore, ia obedience 10 the monitou Of the
Conrt under the seal Of the Court 10 directed and
delivered ] do hereby give public notice N all per.
sons claiming said property, Or knowing or having
anything 10 say, Why the same should not be con-
demned as forfeited that they be and appear before
= ID District Couri 10 be held at the Federal Court
room, az The Capitol, 10 the City Of Nashville, on the
lob day Of October 1888 theu aud there TO nerpose
their claims
r. GIASCOCR
q. =. MArhhsl for Mlaile District Of Tennessee.
aug2i-lft
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
"A regular meeting of the Board Of
Aldermen was held yesterday. Very
little business was transacted. The bill
which had previously passed The Board,
prohibiting women Of ill-fame from rid
ing about the streets in hacks, and regu-
lating the price Of hack hire, came up
with amendments from the Common
Council. After some discussion the bill
was laid on the table. The bellies of
Smoky have license yet to air them
selves as often as they can pay for it, il
hacks, on the public thoroughfares; and
Sawney can still swindle whom he
pleases in hack hire. Why should these
classes be restrained in their Liberties ?
Are not all others free TO do as they
list?
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ARMY or THE CUMBERLAND NOtwith-
standing our friends in the army have
moved some distance from us, they
should bear in mind that Messrs. GREEN
q GREEN keep constantly on hand all
goods in their line, which they have been
accustomed to buy in the greatest guam
titles and fullest assortment. Their
stock of Hats and Caps, Gents Furnish
ing Goods and Military Trimmings, is
complete at all times, containing all the
latest and newest styles and in point of
quality they allow no dealer to excel If
equal them. They give strict attention
to orders. All goo s warranted as rep
resented, at 40 College street.
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Marshal s Sale.

Uaited Statcs versus 81 boxes a baoco, - boxes Of
Merchants So casks Of Train OIL can OF Turpen-
Inc ~ bales Of Cotton Yarn, l Key, contents not
known pairs Scales, bag OF spice, and pair Of
Beam scales.
Information no 70. District Court Of the uultod
states for the pIalriu Of Middle Tennessee.
obedience 10 an orler OF said Court, made ia this
L cause, ou she 4th DAY of August 1895 l viii sell
tne above named property, at Public Auction, 20 the
highest bidder, for Cash Ia hand al the storchous ,
on inc f1puc square, m ashyie, occupied formerly
by A. J., Duncan Co, on Wednesday, the % day Of
Z. l!emDeh l0o'' sale 20 commence At 10 O'Clock on
'oaI lay T. z. GLAsOOCK, U. s. 81.
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United States of Amer ca !:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESS hE--No. %.
"A HEREAS, an infor nation has been fiied In thu
" District Court Of the United States for said
lis riot, on lho 7th day OF August, 1868, by Jim
Timbe, ESQ, Attorney for the United States Tor
sail District behalf Of the United States, against
accrtlin Lot, and the storehousv and other improve
mouIa thereon, stuatod on the Southeast corner Of
the Public square, la Nashville District aforesaid Of
which property och Ensley is the reputed owner
the same having been seized and now 10 custody OF
h. II. Glasctck Marshal &C, under an order of
seizure issued by said John Tri BILE, August Sd, 1868
alleging amoi other things, that said property wa,
seized in sad District on land the LIST day Of Sep
tembcr, 1862, forfsited TO the United states be
cause tho same was knowingly used aud employed
by, and with the consent Of the owner thereof in
aiding and abetting ami promoting an armed rebel
lion against AMI resistance 10 the laws Of the United
States
Now, therefore, IN obedience 10 the nonition Of
the Court, under the Seal Of the court to drect-
ed and delivered, do hereby give public notice 70
all persons claiming lid property, or knowing, or
having anything to say, why the same should not be
condemned forfeited, that they be and appear be-
fore sdd District Court to he held at the Federal
Court room, at the Capitol, ia the City Of Nashville
the 18th day OF October, 1868, then and there TO
interpOs their claims n. H. GLASCOCK,
L. $. Marshal for Middle District OF Tennessee
aug25-l4t
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Special Auction Sale of Extra Fine
Furniture, Groceries, etc.

We will sell this morning. large con-
signment of excellent Furniture, en-
bracing in part hair seat, cane bottom
and other chairs, easy chairs, sofas,
mArble-top tables, marble-top wash
stands, bedsteads, bureaus, wardrobes
etc, Also, Groceries, -four, bacon, soap,
starch, star candles, tallow candles, to-
bacco, soda, etc. Glassware, etc.
Be prompt at OF o'clock, Wednesday,
August &c, 1868.
Also, consignment Of whisky, ale,
etc. etc. HUME g. REYNOLDS.
We will add to our sale to-day, an
invoice Of sugar, 90 boxes Of candy, 90
boxes of figs, 100 gro. blackiug, 10 gro.
brushes. HUAW 81 REySoLps.
aug26
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

A h oder three Largo Lots In the vicinity OF tue
w Corporation spri q, aud but a short distance
from the General Railroad uopot, viz:
ONE LOT with good pick Z fence, spruce street,
about 900 foot front, running through 90 Vine about
400 ect, and fronting on three stto total number
of font lret about loo
Also, LOT on Vine street. about 500 ieet, run
ming through 90 Mclemore street about 300 feet
rontng three streets, and having total front Of
about 500 feet, with picket iruce
Also, LOr on High street. about 900 feet mont
running 60 an alley lu the direction OF summer
street
The throo lots above men ioued are cons idertd
adud Tor mauuiaci urtnF purposes, they are con.
ttnleut cueap, have ~ater facilities, aud room tor
waste nat Hi q, and are we'll worthy OF she aten
zion 81 those wi desire o. ilvest ~ productive
property, IL. q. sOONEL.
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THEATRE.--The performances at the
theatre open tonight with the popular
comedy Of "The Soldiers Daughter. "
Governor Hemlatt, Allen; Frank Heart
all, Hartall; Widow CHEEKY, Mrs.
Bernard. Miss Kitty Blanchard follows
with characteristic dance" and Mr..
Stewart, with songs. 1.-THE Toodles "
closes the programme. Mr.. Toodles, by
Mr.. Jordan Mrs. ToOdles, Mrs. Jordan,
A very good bill. Mr.. Jordan's many
friends will be gratifed to see him on
the boards again.
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The distinguished individual in the
play who agitated the perplexing query
"TO be, or not to be-" did not, happily,
live in our age; if he did, he might
have set Nashville in ferment by ask
ing such a question as "To buy Of SIM
CLIFTON, or not to buy, that is the ques'
ton" Ours is an enlightened age, and
no person even for one moment doubts
the prOprity of buying his papers and
other rea ding matter, from tho. enter
prising SINGLETON. 81
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MarshaPs Sale.

Tho Unilcd States versus Six Boxes contracting To-.
baoco and Spuu Cotton, seized by W @. BrUwnuw,
special Agcn' Of the Treasury Department
Information No. n. District Court OF the Uuied
states for the District oil Middle Tennessee.
IN obedience 90 az or4er Of said Court made 10 ID 5
cause on the 4th day OF August, 1858 will nc the
above named property, at Pubic Auo ion to the high
est bidder for Cash "a hand, Monday the 3lst day
OF August, l5Oa sale 90 take place at the orehOuse
on the Public ;Quare Nashyi lie, formerly occupied
Al Duncan 90 and TO comm,uce al 10 o'clocS, on
the day Aforesaid.
r., QLASCOCK
s. Marshal for said District.
algli-2Ot.
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Us. Christian Commission branch
office.

NASHVILLE, Aug. Goth, 1868,
10 Claplains IN DE army Of he Cum
berland
The Christian Commission has an of
fee 10 the Union Church at Stevenson,
Ala. Chaplains and others interested
are invited to call or send for free sup
ply Of reading for their Regiments.
Packages will be sent to any point
where Adams Express has an office, aud
small bundles of papers can be sent
through the mails on application.
EDW'D Z. SMITH,
Field AGENT u. s. @. @.
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Cen. d. NJ. BRADFoRD, Of Huntsville
Ala, arrived in this city Monday eve
ming. He is native Of Tennessee, and
one of the survivors Of the war Of 1872,
in which be served under Gen jackson,
and participated in the memorable battle
Of New Orleans. His love for his coun-
try and her institutions has never falter-
ed. In the midst Of the faithless, in the
hour of trial, he remained firm and I'M
shaken. He has attained an age when
most men are ready for the inevitable
change-may he live TO see his beloved
country restored 10 peace, and the stars
and stripes waving triumphanily over
the entire continent
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An ingenious improvement has been
made in the steel scabbard used by the
battalion of Light Infantry of She
French Imperial Guard. On withdraw
ing the sword, the scabbard contracts to
one half its length.
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A system of clandestine drill, by night
especially, it is alleged, is being carried
on somewhat extensively in the south of
Ireland, and an application has conse-
queDtly been made to the Irish Govern
ment for extra constabulary force.
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Harper's Weekly, and Frank Leslio's
illustrated Paper have been handed us
by our accommodating and enterprislng
young newsdealer, w, Collier. MIR. Col
lier is eminently deserving of public
favor.
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SALE OF STEAMBOATS,.

Depot Qaartemas.srs Office,
Nasluille, Tennessee, august %, 1858.
WILL SELL TO TIE HIGHEST BlDDER FOR
| CASH. the following Steamboats,, wrecked 10 the
Cumberland river, with Machinery ana other Appur
tenances, as they lay In the river
% Steamer w. II. SIDELL, near the head
Of Harreth Shoals.
% Steamer CHARTER, i've miles above
Barpoth heals.
reaed bids will he received at this Office until II
O'Clock, NJ, Monday, SEPTEMBER lith 1888.
Bids will be received TOR each Roat Foparaie, aud
the Boats will be sold separate 20 the highest bidder
A bond 90 the amount Of twenty i've (l5l per cent
Of the amount offered tor each Boat, signed BY two
responsible sureties, 90 be forfeited m neglect or
refusal VI paying the amount bid 90 the bad ia Ac
cepted) will accompany each bid.
BID will be addressed 20 tho undersigned endorsed
q Proposals. Jor aelmbsais.'
Thc tiFbt b reserved 10 reject Any or an bids
By order Cot. mus bhvhLe.
Asst. Y n Gen. b A
B. s. WINsLOW, Capt. and A o NJ.
aug25-ul seIt. ~.
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There was a difference of about TWEEN
ty-four degrees in the temperature of the
weather yesterday compared with that
of the day previous. The air was de-
cidedly autumnal reminding all that the
season of melancholy days" is approach
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pE- LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED THE
virtues OF BullSs OedrOn Hitters, n any
such there be read the following certificate from gen
more.
It's general introduction into the army will save the
lives Of thousands OF our soldiers
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 8, 1893
We, the undersigned, have seen the good effects
produced by the use OF DR. joins Bulls CHDRoN BIT.
rERs 10 cases Of general debility and prostration Of
the system and believe is general use would prevent
disease and relieve much suffering. Among our sol
diers particularly would this be the case, especially
those who are exposed to mlasmato Influences In the
Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. Cd Dist. Ky.
CHAS b. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville, Ry
COL, II, DENT
Prov Marshal Genr Of Kentucky.
REV d. p. HENUERsON
Vice-prest Of Sanitary Commission
HARVEY, HUGHES, 4 Co,
Publishers Democrat.
GEO. p DOERN
Prop. Louisville Anzelger
HUGHES n PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main street,
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main 81. Louisville
HART & MAPUTHER,
Lithographers corner Market and Third SITS
JULIUS WATER.
Clothing Merchant, corner 81 and Market
Streets, Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. y. n, HlLDkETH,
Ofsteamer Major Anderson.
MAJ l.. Il. THUSTON,
Paymaster U. g. Army.
q. NJ. METCAIF,
National Hotel, Louisville, Ky.
COL. JESSE BAYLES
9TH KY. Cavalry.
GEORGED. PRENTICE
Louisville Journal
See advertisement Ia mother column
june l8-3m
Sold Wholesale in Esspville by Armstrong;: Co.,
Church street
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Sd. Cecilia's Academv.

'HE slelths o. ST. CECILIA's Respectfully
INFORM the public that studies will Dc resumed
Al thell Institution ou the la MONDAY in Septem.
the pupils TO take notice that daring Inc sehqstir
year thel viii hs permitted TO visit the Academy on
Wednesday, between the hours OF aud8P. AZ. in
Tho sisters aro also cparcd 10 rscsIye A limited
numbor of dtl scholars; in Geparate depa tments
hom the hoArlorsi they ail BE- allowed no inter
course itn thNin' AugA-lm.
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During the past two days Recorder
SHANE disposed of SO cases in his court.
whisky too much" was the chief cause
of offences,
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Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
I.aborers,

"A OULD DO well 10 husband aud apply their
w means 10 the purchase OF good HONE los,
and thereby save their money, reap tho advantages
Of enhancement In the value Of their pronery, ward
Oh the ind ucements and facilities for dissipation
aud escape the dsg5acs aud rain incident 10 being
caught IA their anaros and traps which are inyoly
ing aud destroy ing thousands.
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United states of America /:

INSTRUCT OF MIDDLE TEHNSSEEE.-No IS
M HEREAS, an Information has been filed i'm the
w District Court Of the United States for said
District on the 7th day OF August 1868, by John
Trmble, Esq Attorney for the United States for sad
District, behalf OF the United states against Ger.
tain l1 aud the house thereon, stua ted In Nashville
strict Aforesaid the North east csrner Of the
Publ square aud Bridge street. being the store house
formerly occupied and used by W. s. Whiteman--the
reputed owner thereof and the lot appurtenant there
to.-s.i2 d BIZ and now in custody Of h. r. Glascock
MARSHAL, &C, under an order of seizure issued BY
said John Trimbe, August 18th, 1865, alledg.
ing In substance, among other things, that said
pr purity was seized on land 10 the District Aforesaid
~ fOrlti ed 10 the United States for reasons and
causes in said Information mentioned, 20 wit thai
on the lat ay Of september 1862 said property was
In said District knowingly used aud employed by the
owner and with the consent OF the owner in aiding
aud abcting and promoting armed rebellion against
the GIvernment Of the United States, and praying
process against the zane that the ZANE may be con
demued as forfeited, Ms Aforesaid.
Now, therefor, In pursuance OF the monitor Of the
Court under the seal Of the Court to directed a.
delivered, do hereby give pub &c notice to all per.
suns claiming said property, or In any manner inter
ested therein, that they be ana appear before the
said Datri court to DO held at the Federal Court
room at tho Capitol, In the city Of Nashville and Dis.
tict aforesaid, the 18Th day o October 1865 then
AMI there to interpose their Claims and to their
allegations IN tina behalf +. R. GLASCOCR.
aug25 lat. U. s. Marshal, Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
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SlAshTilIF MniOn.

We are indebted to W. @. Collier for
the latest Louisville aud Cincinnati
papers.
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Persons wishing q fine pen can find
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, az
Cherry street, two doors South of Cedar
je10--tf.
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For Sale.

BRICK HOUSE situated on the Franklin Pike,
~ corner Of B-ss street, containing four 70 ms,
kitchen, stable etc -thrtylve feet 'front.' one hun
II. C. sCovEL.
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale !

VNHESE LOTS possess the four. fold advantages of
Il health, ground we'll suited for walks and roads,
good water, and eligibnlty-withal, cheapnrss.
Apply 20 n. q. sCoVEL'
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For Sale.

A HANDSOME RESlDEECE, Lot fronting the
"A Capitol Park Street, considered the most desir-
able part OF the city for Family Residences. Apply
TO IA. q. SJONkL
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Walnut Grove Lots.

A RE pleasantly situated with good water flcili
n ties, healthy, preltlly slop-d, hue forest trees
about ten or fifteen minutes walk from the Public
square, possessing the advantage In many respects
o. both city anu c.Untry aud exempt from the dis
advantages Of the city, via efluvla heat, heavy
taxes, etc. The subscriber oilers \, Il SAILS LOTS
all the streets and avenues in IA beauuful plat
Apply 70 II. G.. SCOYLL
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maj YnlnabIe Business Lot.

ON the North side Of the Prblic Square, next 70
~ Messrs "A. Il Douglas, fronting twenty
nine and hyetwefths feet, and running back about
one hundred and twenty two feet TO an alley, com
mAnding tine view Of Market street, Is now onored
for sale by II. G.. SOOVEL
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WANTED----Two Blacksmith
Helpers,

UO wuRK OK CARRIAGE WORK, AZ MYERS
! HUNTS, MHh Marsei street
auEll-3t.
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Prolong Life,

10y the purchase Of a Home lot, for your own
~ use, thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
and annual aunoyaucos, such a. NENT buns, which
confuse, disturb int, aud shorten life.
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DEAL STATE BOUGHT AND soLu BY
N H. o. S1uyEL.
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For Sale, Four Business or Home
otc

NAIUAB'E Tor residences or for business, be-
cause Of their being centrally situated corner
OF Gay and North Summer streets, upon slOping
ground, in a healthy locality, near the Byuts'
school Building, and, ithal close 10 the Capitol and
its anticipated beautiful Park. Apply 70
G. sCOYFL.
hun2I
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Invest Your Money!

A no recent rcriod In the history Of the country,
IA more than the present have surrounding cir
oumstanots indicated the wisdom Of investing ur
money in something substantial viz: X al ESTATE, a
good Home Tot, or a PLACE for Business.