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o.. Near Norristown, in this county, on the 9Th
of October: 1863, MARTHA A., daughter of
John and Mary innings, in the thirty first year
Of her age. -'N "t 'ia4e'd
Fond parents, sisters and brothers NAV de-
plore their loss their smitten hearts may almost
sink beneath The waves Of present ane uish but
they mourn not without hope. She left them in
her youth and innocence. Time had traced no
furrow on her youthful brow and there was
neither spot nor cloud on the crystal purity of
her name and life. She came to inspire bright
hopes, and IN early departure has left a Ore, ious
treasure Of sweet and golden memories. Away
from the rude winds Of this bleak winter time,
III the sunny CLINE and by the pure river of life.
the, pale rose blooms to-day, while the remains
OF the alabaster vase are carefully laid beneath
the church-yard sod. A fond mothers tears
may molsten that little mound, since il conceas
the casket that SO recently held her brightest
Jewel; nor IS IT unnatural or unseemly for the
strong man to drop tear on the cousecrated
dnst. Nor snail our fair young friend be forgot
ten by one who shared her love and cherished her
friendship. t - us 1saq.
In this county. on the 18th day Of sept n,tcr.
Eli TURNER, SR., in the Goth year y. i.s
age. . a
Eli Turner lived quiet, unobtrusfve. life
He was social, kind and hospitable, and possess
SEQ OF those domestic qualities which endear man
to bis family and neghbors. He died in full en-
Joyment offhi menlal faculties. in peace with
God and good fellowship with all mankind
contented and resigned to meet such Judgment
ms should be awarded to him at the bar OF He,-
ven The respect to his memory was testified
BY the large concourse who attended his funeral.
On the 9th of October, MARY L.. third daueh-
ter OF William b. and Catharine Upton, aged Q
years months aud Is days. a., -. -.
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THE "SHAKERs" AND THE DRAFT.-
The War Depar ment has decided that
drafted" Shakers must toe the mark. Iu
all the cases thus far, the "Gool Believ-
ers have, through conscientious scruples,
failed to answer to their names, while
they have treated the three hundred dol
lar clause with marked Indifference
Therefore l'vy will be male upon the
property of the r,st ep'ive tr,ternntics to
the amount Of three hundred dollars per
each man drafted There are eighteen
societies IN the country, aud their average
Will run about six men each. The sect,
therefore, will be c'mpe led to contribute
about W. OOo for the prosecution of the
wal Wash Chronicle.
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Disoourtesies of the Draft officials.

There are difficulties enough connected
with the draft which cannot be avoided,
without adding any unnecessary grievan-
ces On the part of the officials appointed
10 carry out the system. Yet we hear
frequent complaints OF conscriptrd persons
being subjected to odious and uncalIed
for indigniiirs by the subordinate officers
when they present themselves for exami-
nation or exemption.
Que case has been recently reported to
us which admits of M justification. 1t
occurred in the town of Jamaica, where
conScripts from Greens, Suffolk, and
Richmond counties were ordered to re-
port. Among those drawn from Rich
mond couhty was&a Catholic ergyman,
who, in conformity with the law, present
ed himself at the enrolling office One
might suppose that dccenoy aud respect
I'r hundn feelings would suggest The use
Ut private room, ar at least Of some
,, screen t"1rotect the p rson undergoing
surgical examination from the public
gaze but no such means were adopted in
this instance The parties were compl-
lc to pass through the hands Of the ex-
aiming surgeon on a raised platform in a
crowded rooul, notwithstanding the cour-
te"us lcmun>rrante Ut the gentleman re-
ferrcd To, against the needless outrage of
ii public exposure Now there is no pos
slb'e Reason why the examining surgeons
should not prrIorn their duties in private,
and spare the seus hilities of those who
are unfortunate rnough to be draftrd.-
And these are not The Gully antiquities
complai c OF. t
We would remind those officials that
their DUH can be as faithfully attended
TO without Violating ANY rule of deccncy
or wou"di"g the feelings Of any one who
may r"me before them in obedience to
lawn. YH:rdM f.
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!. THE IDEAL Nero OF THE NORTH.
In "a Trip to Cuba" written By r.
Fl Dana, Jr., Of Bosten, an, out and out
Abolitionist, he il forced, by being brought
into contact with the negro, to make ibis
confession: ,i.,,
The negro Of the North is an ideal
negro; i, is The negro refined byAwhite
culture, elevated BY white blood, instruct
ed even eveu BY, Vhltei ipiquity. The negro
among negroes is a cparse, griunipg, fl l.
footed, thick skulled creature as Caliban,
lazy as the LATEST Of brutes, chiefly ambi-
tious TO be Of no use to anybody in the
world, View, him as you will, his stock
in trade is small. He has but the, tapsi
bic Instincts sf all crcatures-luve of life,
Of ease, Of offspring. For all else be must
so TO school To- the white race, and his
discipline must Be long and laboriods -
Nassau and all We saw suggested to US
the aDwelcoine question wActhcr compul-
sorry labor be better than none. : n
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country devastated by your ruthless
INVADERS, where gentle women, feeble age,
helpless infancy have been subjected 40
outrages without parallel In the warfare Of
civilized nations
With eager eyes they watch for your
coming to their deliverance, and homeless
refugees pine forIthe. hour when your vic
torious arms shall restore their family shell
tiers from which they have been driven
AID forced, to take up arms to vindicate
their political rights, freedom, equality,
and State sovereignty, which were her.
irage purchased by the blood of your rev.
olutionary sires You have but the alter
native of being slaves of submission to dos
potic usurpation, or of independence,
whichFa vigorous, united and persistent
effort will secure
All which fires manly breast, moves a
patriot, or exais hero, is present to stim-
ulate and sustain you, Nubly have you
redeemed your pledges given in the name
of freedom, to the memory of your ances
tiers, aud the rights Of your p"sterity.-
That you may complete the mission to
which, you have devoted yourselves, will
require of you such exertions in the future
as YOU have made in the past; and cuu-
tinuous self-denial which rejects every con-
sideration at variance with the public ger
vice, as unworthy of the holy cause in
which you are engaged. .... .'. ....
United as we are in a common destiny,
obedience and cordial cooperation are es-
sential There is no higher duty than
that which requires one to exert aud rem
der to all what is due to their station
He who sows the seed of discomfort and
distrust prepares for harvest of slaughter
and defeat. To your gallantry, energy,
and fortitude yon crown this harmony with
due subordination and cheerful support of
lawful authority. .. ....... ..
When this war shall he ended, the
highest need of praise will be due, and
probably be given, to him who has claim
ed the least for himself in proportions to
the service he has rendered. And the
btterest self,reproach which may hereaf-
ter haunt the memory of any one will be
to him who has allowed selfish aspirations
to prevail over his desire for the public
good ..........-..-.I..,. ..... f......
| fervently hope that this ferocous war,
so unjustly wagcd against our country,
may soon end, and that with the blessing
of peace, you may be restored to your
homes and useful pursuits; and l pray
our Heavenly Father may cover you. with
the shield Of His protection in your bat
ties, and epdow you with the virtues
which will close your trials in victory
complete. JEFFERSON DAVIS
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NEGROES IN New ORLEANs.-T
influx Of Fugitive ueg'o women into New
Orleans f'om the surrounding country, is
already Il subject of much local concern.
Many Of them, who are utterly unfit for
h"use"ork Of any kind, are sad to be
living in idleness and want. If allowed
to remain in the city in their vicious va
grancy, it is apprehended tia. they will
soon become serious burden, if not O
curse to the community. The New Or
leans Hcayune suggests that they should
be sent to save the maturing crops on the
sugar and cotton plantations, where their
services for several months to come would
be worth many thou ands Of dollars
PHIL Ledger,
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l3-The &C Southern E .is'' has more extended cir
eulaion among ,hu intelligent farmers and business me
OF Hartford, than ANY other paper IN The c"uniy. NO
Lick H0spita'' other obscene tbOtery' adveT
tisrmenis will appear in columns at any price.
large number Subscribers pay Tor their paper IN nd
vance, and consequently are iast the o advertisers de
sire 10 reach.
The attention of Respectable and legitimate advertisers
is directed 10 the above facts.
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Circulars from the Provost Marshal G.
s.s . erals Office. ...... .....

WASHINGTON, Oct. rs The follow
ing circulars have just been issued:
'''. [C1RcULAR No. 95
War Department, ProoOSt Marshal
Generals office, Washington, Oct. 20
Regiments now in service which re-enist-
ed as returned volunteers, under the pro-
visions of general orders Nos 191 and
305, current series, from the Adjutant
Generals office, will be credited TO tue
States, and as far as practicable to the
congressional districts and sub-districts to
which they belong.
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To CORRESPONDENTS.

All communications Tor publication must be accom-
puaied with the teal name OF lhe anhOi, or no aen
ton will he paid them The real name OF the aUthor
will not he published unless desired but WE cannol
consent TO insert communications unless we know the
writtr. 80 Yl3.N V4H.l "sf gHtfflka viva
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The Indebtedness Of the United States.
The following is an approximate state
mert of the public debt ON the LIST of Sep
TENDER, 1867: sfi u s1aGs
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n Which,yiii addition to the items given,
is made up Of the four per cent, and FIVE
per cent temporary loans and the suspsn-
ded acquisitions, which mean the requisii-
tions made upon the treasury not paid Il
About month ago these amounted to sc
twenty-five millions, but there isreason TO
believe that at the present time they do
not amount to more than twenty-five mil
lions This would give us At the present
tin TING an interest bearing, debt Of FROM, Sc
ven hundred aud Fifty to eight hundred
millions. On the lst Of May, 1863, the
Averages rate Of interest on the. interest
bearing pubic debt was only three and
,dtisye sixty sixths per sent, On account Of
the large Increase IT sales, Ut five twenty
bonds since then the rate Of interest has
been slightly increased. It is impossible
at present to arrive at an accurate state.
ment Of the whole dirt, as il is sLiftipr
from day to day.-N 7. Hsrald. -
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United States of America :

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE No. 1.
* HEREAs, an Information has been filed IN the
~ District Court Of the United states FOR said Dis.
trict, on tie ID day # July, A. 90 1858, by John
Trimblo, Esq, Attorney for tine United states for
the District Of Middle Tennessee who prosocutes herein
IN behalf OF the United States, against S22 Of Ten.
nossee Bank notes 50 60 Of Kentucky Bank nutes, end
sundry prom ssory notes, payablot 3, Armstead 4 Co.,
am TO COPELAND, Arnstead & Co., and described par
ticularly in said libel OF Information, drawn sovet-
ally by Il. A NJ rfis, Crenshaw & Adams, b.
.. erens1aw, Adams & Holloway, Bart
lett andJackscn, Thompson X Gel. ldey, Bartlett q
Morris, and Andrews 4 Co. Allcdging in substance
that on the 9th day Of June, 1868, on land, the said
property was seizsd, the owner thereof being theu
and thtre engaged IN armed rebellion against the
Government Of the United Stats, aud aiding and
abetting such rebellion, and not ha,iag returned 10
his allegiance within sixty dgysafter the Proclamation
Of the President Of the United States, referred to IN
said hbel, and that said articles became thereby
forfeited to the said United States, aud praying pro-.
cess Agsinst the sRmc, and that the same be con
demnsd as forfeited, as AFORESAID
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monitor Of The
Court, under the seal OF the Cour TO me directed and
delivered, / do hereby give public notice to all por-
sons claiming said goods, that hoy be and APPEAR 10.
lore the said Court, to be held at the Federal Court
room, IN the City Of Nashville, in said District, on the
ed day OF July, a D.. 1858, then aud there 10 inter.
pose their claims, and to make THOR Allegations in
that behalf. ". r.. GLASCOCK.
c. $ Marshal for Middle district Of Tennessee.
~iuly-S-tf
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United Stataa nf Amerioa.

DISTRICT OF MDDlE TBNNRsSEE.-No.IL d.
WHkREAS, an Information has been h!ei In the
District Court Of the United states for said
District, on tho oath day ofJune, 1868, by John Trim.
bic, kq. Attorney Of the United States for said Dis.
triot, on the behalf Of tho said United Stateg, against
ELEVEN BOXES MI ONE KEG, containing Wares
aud Merchandise. captured by Col. Geo. y. Saith,
ailedging, In Substance, that said goods were seized
on land, and IN the District Aforesaid, az forfeited
70 the United States, for reasons and causes IN said
libel mentioned, and praying process against tue
same, and that the same be condemned As forfeited
as Aforesaid;
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the moniiion of
the Court, under the seal Of the Court, TO me directed
aud delivered, 4 do hereby give iublc notice 70 an
persons claiming said articles, or IN any manor in
terosied therein, that they be and appear before the
said District jOurt, 20 he held at the Ftderal Court
room, at the Capitol, in the city OF Nashville aud
District aforesaid, on the 9Th day Of July, a. u
1868, then and there 20 interpOse their CLAIMS, and
10 make their allegations in that behalf.
h, Il, ~GLASC0CP,
U. s. Marshal, Middle Dist. ofTenh.
June 2i-iL "
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MASONIC NOTlCEs,

Ca,nberland Lodgs No, s.-stated meetings on 80
Saturday of every month, at Odd Fellows Hall, cor.
Summer and Union streets John McClelland, ". NJ
DE- Wilkin. S. w G.. S~iederle, ,. W; Jos. McCro-
~, Treas; Geo. W korvel, Sec, W. \. Moore, 3. d.,
b. Grewor, J. ID n. Fields, Tyler.
Cumberland Chapter, No t.-Morton u. Howell, W..
+. High Priest AdnA Anderson, ". King; George
s%einerle, y. Scribe Q, W. Peden, q. III John Nc.
Clolland, q. 81 Q. VS.. Brown, r. A. C.; y. G. Moss.
"a. 3 v. II. Il. sartain, M. 2 "; James lumsdon, NJ
Brsnsiord, SEQ; O.. A. Fuller, Treasuor; h.
Fields, Tyler stated meeting on LIST saturday Of
ovory month.
Nashgils CopHcil No. 1-Jshn McCielland, r. /. a.
NJ; M. B. Howell, d. r. @. NJ; Adna Anderson, y. C.
W II. sheffield, Recorder J. Lumsdon, Capt.
Guard, f. Fields, Tyler. Stated meetings Sd Monday
Ia each month.
RashvilIs Conmandav No. I.--Johh McClolland,
EminoHt Commander Morton b.. Howell, Genoralis-
simo; AdnA Anderson, Capt. General Rev. W. NJ.
Rood, rrelatc Thompson Anderson, Senior Warden;
f. d.. Wheeler, Junior Warden q. W Donigan,
Treasurer II. Il. Harrison, Recorder; c. Fields,
Sentinel. Stated meetings on Sd Thursday ofeaoh
month.
Phonir Lodge, No. 131 Morton B Howell, W. NJ IT.
Cox, &. W.; J. Bowen, J. W John Frenbaih,s Sec 4;
y. d. Baker, Treasurer; J. Davis, :. D.; John Cook,
J. d. NJ Fields, TYLER. stated mceiings on fourth
Saturday of every month.
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SpetiaI 9utitss,
suffers of the Army of the Cmmber-
land, RalIYI
May the Rose Of England never blow,
MAY the TLisHe of Scotiand mayor g,a,,

May the Rose Of England never blow,
May tho Thistle OF Scotland never grow,
May the Harp Of Scotland never play
Until the Stars and Stripes have won the day.
a d M. Landsberg s. Co., on the South
side corner of the Square and Market
street, have on hand a large assortment
of Fine Wines. Also, a large lot of Ale,
Beer, Oysters, Peaches, Cherries, Honey,
in Glass and Can, Pickles in Jars and
Kegs, Spicsd Tripe and Tongues, Nuts,
Pigs Feet and Tongues, Condensed Milk,
Figs, Dates, Raisins, Spices, Onions,
Lemon Syrup, Dried Apples and Peach
es, Rock Candy, Stick Candy, Fancy
Candy, Cigars of all kinds, Tobacco,
Sweet Owen, Rosebud, Silk and Cotton
handkerchief, Pins, Needles, Pipes,
Boots and Shoes, Combs of every de-
scriptiOn, Good Stationery, and a variety
of Yankee Notions, which we offer at
the lowest figures.
Come and give us a trial before pur-
chasing.
Our Motto is Quick Sales and Small
Profits. o
A. &c M. LANDsBERa & Co.
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United states Of America:
MmDLn DIarRncr nm TrNNTssrp

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESsER.
AAT HkREAS a libel OF information was filed within
and for the Middle District of Tennessee at
Nashville, On the 10th day OF June, A. D., 1868, by
John Trimble, Esq, Attorney for the United STATES
for the Middle District Of Tennessee, who prosecutor
herein on behalf 0f the United States, against NINE
CASKS OF BACON, Cor reasons and causes In said
libel OF information sot forth, and praying process
against the property, that the same be condemned as
forfeited.
NOW, therefore, In pursuance Of the monition, under
the sea- OF The Court, TO me dier Cd and delivered. /
do hereby give public notice to all persons Z llming
sad property, or In any manner interested therein I,
that they be and appear before said Circuit Court. 20
be held at the city Of Nashville, in aud Tor said gis-
trict, on the 6th day Of July. 1898, at 10 osclork
IN heioreuoon OF that day, then and there TO mter,
pose thoir claims, and 10 make their allegations in
that behalf Err GLASC0Ck,
june 10, lsB3.-f, u. ). Marshal, NJ. u. T.
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COUNTY COURT,
MILITARY.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.

Observation-Disclosures On High street. Mai.
Gen. Rossorans, commanding.
ohi5 Qrartsr1nau@-Headquarter on High street,
near Cedar. Lieut.. Col. Jno. W. Taylor.
Chief ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on summer street,
noar broad. Lieut.. Col. s. simmons.
Provost Marshal GelsraI - Headquarters on High
street. Capt. W. III. Wilos.
Assistunt Medical D~iecior-Surgoon A. Henry Thur.
ston, US Vols. "a Cherry street.
POST HEADQUARTERS,
PoI-HeadquaFter on College street, between I'm.
Ion and Church s%troets, (Dr.W Waters residonoe.) Gen.
r. b. Mitchell, Commanding
Chief Assistant QudrterIaHae III charge OF Depot
and Disturbing Ohicer-Ca : n. O Hodges, on
Cherry street, between Uuio and Church
Assistaat QadvtsrEaasfsr-- b charge OF Clothing, Camp
and Garrison Equipags, Market street. Capt
Thos. j. Cox.
Assistant QuartsrYnaaer-I charge of Quartermas-
iers' stores, Issues TO Hospitals, Quarters, etc. Capt.
S. Mexican Laporte, Chorry street, between Church
and Broad street.
Asfstanl QaarterlaaGr-In charge Of Fuel, Forage
aud Stationery, No. 81 Market street. Capt VIM.
Mills.
Assistant Qaartermdser-In charge OF River Trans.
p~1rtation. Capt. j. H. Stnbbs, High street, old head
quarters Gen. Rcsecrans'.
AtsiiaHt QHGTte1sd4sr-ln oh9rge Of Railroad
transportation, Capt. s. Perkina, dr. on Cherry
street, near Theatre.
act AEHstaAt QuarterDiasisr--In charge Of Means
of transportation, Public Shops, etc. Lieut.. q. II.
Irwin, ON Cherrystroet, near Theatre.
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SM Asg l0ClnW VI aNPhlls N slsmIlLE

The following Isl correctIi N o. oil Hospitals In
this cltyi
No. i--aun Factory, oolloge street on the aal.
Asst. Surgeon, O, r. HAYNES, U.s.y.
" 2-University Building, Market street, on the
Hill. Asst, Surgeon, R. d. Lynda, U.s.v.
" S--Ensley's Building, Sc. corner Public Square.
Surgeon, LEWIS d. HARIos.
" 4-Howard High School, College street., on She
Hill. Jas F WEEDS, Surgeon in charge.
" 5--suspended.
(" 6-suspended,
" 7-College street, between Church aud Broad.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, G. W. FRAsoK.
/" s-Masonio Hall, Church street, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, c. c. GRAY.
" s-Carriago Factory, Market street, below the
Square. Surgeon, G. srAsmAN.
&" 10-suspcnded.
/" IL" PEsr HoUsB "-On the University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, L. n. HOoIs.
E" l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street. corner Cherry.
Surgeon, J. s. MAURFR
" 1s-Hume Hlgh school, Spruce street, cor. Eroad
Asst. Surgeon, A., II. SMITH, us. A..
"I4-Fomale School, Church street, near Chatta-
nooga Depot. Surgeon, JEoH. PHILLIPs, U.s.A.
/" l5-Hyues' High School, Line street, corner SUM
mer. Surgeon, w. NJ. CHAMmRs u s.Aj
" I6-oordon Block, corner B.oad street aud River
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID wEtsH, Ssh Ohio
l7-osrIcERs' HOSPITAL Planters Hotel, sum-
mer street, corner peadcriek. Surgeon,
J. II. WRIGmr.
" Ie-Corncr Church aud College streets. Asst.
surgeon, G G. MONTGOMERY.
4" To- marris B s~trattoh's Building, No. Il Market
street JoHN W.. FoyE, Surgeon, o.. s. A.
Z" 9o-Baptst Church, Summer street. CT. FRNR,
Ass.. Surgeon, U S. A..
+" 2l-Suspendcd.
I" 2s-Hardcastles, South Market stfcot. c. W.
HAnPER, Asst surgeon,
" 23--Cnper Vine and Broad directs. CAIN W
HoRSos, surgeon, U. S.A
Irison Hospital, }. @. HICKMAN, Act. Asst Surg.
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1, o. o., 2.

Ious v. HDR, Grapd Secretary, should be "A. sssed
at Naskgsle, Tenn.
Tennessee Lafgs, No. Meets every Tuesday Even
ibg, at their Hall, on the corner OF Union and sum.
mer streeta. The officers for the present term, are:
JnO. E. Mills, MGR. II. McEwen, Jr. ,V.0. John n.
Hide, Secretary l.. X. Spain, Treasurer.
Tabss Lodge, Nc. l0-heets al the samo place
Every Monday Evehing. The officers are Henry
Apple, y al J. L. Park Va; Caas. Robertson
S~eotstary b n. Brown, frcagdrer.
Sialss b0fgs, No. e0-M0e a. then Hall, on South
Cher y street, every Friday Evening Tne officers
are , rank Harmon, n. g.; James Wyatt, vel n. e.
Goodlett, Secretary NJ. Q. Cotton, Treasurer
AUTe Lodge, No. los, tGerman)-Meets 90 the
hRll, corltr Of Uaion aud Sutnmer streets, every
Thursday hvenlng. The Officers are A; P. Rrledmai,
NG.; John HerhriohY.G. Jacob ~Jungerman, Score.
tsry; Geo. Ssiforle, Treasurer.
Rtdgdy HioamDmeat, No. i-Meots at The ahOyo Hal
on the trst aud third Wednesdays Ct eagh month.
rhe oaiosrs are: T. h Mcbride, C.P.iG, y. Fuller, H..
2. feter Hsrris, Jr, S.W J. " PucAotL NV Jno.
y. Hue, Scribe r. r.. Cutter, Treasurer.
O'svS Branch EHoampaasn1, No, 4--heeia ~ the
above Hal on the second ami fourth Wednesday
flights OF each month. The officers are, Henry APP
pie, C.P, l.. MokeF, H.Ps R.A. Campbell, S.W.; 4.
Q: Coleman, NV p T.. Phillips, secretary }. n.
Ward, Treasurer.
The Degree Of DaggbDvs Of RsbsLaA-Msets the iirst
rrlday Afternoon Of each month. az 3 oiolnck.
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How MONEY CAN BE SAvED.-Before
paying out Greenbacks, kentucky or In
diana bank bills, call at MARR's Exchange
Office, corner of College and Union
streets, and exchange them for Tennessee
money. In this way you can save quite
a large per cent of expenses, as good Ten
nOssee money will do just as well for
spending as par funds.
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