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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-09
aIlEGAIa NOTICES.

Rosettd fsorr us Alden W Pease and ais
GtAEhsFFsALE.-In obedience to the corama,Isi II As
- osder OF sale issued re the Court of Common Plea,
Of Pcrisge Comfy Ohio aud 10 directed shall Offer
for sale at public auction ct the door Of the Court Houst
in Ravenueson Saturday he 18th day of Decsnh ber
D. 1863 at or aleut IL o'clec of said day, Tho fol
lowing described lands and tenenents, to Wit = :
Situate In the township of Streeisboro in the Count,
of PORTAGE and Slate of Ohio, and bounded AID described
rs foowsReing known part of lot No. forty. six 4s
in said township, and bounded north by land low oil
lately owned BY ienry Peck east by land or lately
owned BY Henry Peck suth by land of A. p Singetary
and by the highway particularly described
as foows Beris ming post standing in the Vest
Of said lot No 45 at the mort of latd here
tsfore heedrd BY Henry Dooiitie To said A NJ Pesse
thence % I5> w Elk chains and forty links. to
post; thence s. s9X DE- f. chains, 81 linksto post
thence Odeg, 10 min. +. chains 81 isss, to post
thence N. SIX w. 3 chains 81 links, to the ives
line of said To-; thence forth the lot line to place
beginning, containing about four acres more or less
Fsken on an ider of sale the property OF Alden
Pease and al at the suit Rosetta Horr Appraised
$500 Terms, cash
SHERIFF's OFFICE, RAvESNA,
Nov 9th, 1853. 1i-5w
J.. L. & H. g Ranney, Atiys. for Prn.
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FT5U Ha7fieF n L3afE, fE,
Lucy Clark, Chauncey b. CLARK, Harriet Ciark,
Clara Clark, Joseph r. Clark, virginnia CLARK, ana
Samuei L. Clarki on are hereby notified that on the
2a day OF October, A. 1853 Henry A. Clark fled
his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Portage
County. Ohio praying for partition of the following
real estate: Situate in the township of Frank lin.
County of Ports and State of Ohio, one being
part Of let No. % insaid dow nshps ahs sde
norih-west Of said lot, thence rnnnDg east
the line Of lots 10 stake, i've chains, thence souih
erly "A ehains 75 links, by line marked trees
sas.; thence easterly by line of mark ed trees to
siake chains and IS links. thence thefl bya
lice of marked trees to stake on the south side OF
sal lot "a chains, thence westerly the ne af lots
90 the southwest of SAID lot chains and IS
links. thence the west side of said lot the plaza
of beginning, 80 c,ains and IS links, niainng %
acres 81 loo Of land Also,a certain other racI
IN said township. being 40 in The east part Of
@ "a ssss fss saw =
ne parallel mith the sast line OF saif ot, far
from 1t TO contain ~ Also, other tract
in said township, bounded follows: Being part of
h lot 30 In the township IF Frank lin, commencing
bJ Hiram Nell. thence sonth 10 chsins and Ga ink
on said line, thence east chains and 60 Hnks. thence
nerh ehains, "A chains and links hepce west
cfEins anu links 10 the place of beginning, 1t being
and ssdsoseslsaia 10 aasTss. Also one Siser
dss ribed as follows: Beginning at the south east
corner Of said lot, thence south g. ehsns,
pdsi thence north deg, chains and 76 links thence
nsrth 6e deg esst chains and IS links thence north
3A .g chains ar % link 8, post, thence
js deg east. chains 81 link post in tae east
s.s liss :a and q 10 isl5 .s pace zee
OF beg inning, cpntsiiking acres ef land be the same
nd anssd oios beginning i the x aorta iSe coz
tef the road leading he upper village of Frank-
M iy the Lorth end of Brady's Lake kavenna. In
loe 32 thence running Hofth 40 rods TO tho P S o..
esnal thence along said canal 20 and 81 links,
thebce south SO rods, links, thence cast 20 rods "a
lot No. to Contain anS
rolls Of land be the same more OF lees. after except
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Aaghs M Sclieh Il al "a Theresa Ulm. &saf
SHERIsF Ale ~ .s pbstsience d he co1nsnd Of =

6NHSRIfsF o 0besence ia he cozsinnnd of a
> Sd order 6f sale from Court OF Common
Peas of Portage couny. Ohio, directed, shall
cr fur snle at public auction, the door of the Cour
House Ia Rascana. Saturday. the l2th day of neeem
her, 1863, at about Ii O'Clock N. Of said day,
{sn iect fn e ser estate Of Theresa Ul the follow.
sng described lands aud 'ene.nents, to wit
Situate IN Rsa,ioph Township, said County Of Por-
tags. and bounded foows, wit. One piece of land
situate in lot IS, Beginning IN the Vest line Of
said at thence cliains links to post thence
South I6a feet post thence West the lot line.
thence Jrtl ss feet the place OF beginung contain.
lug TWO acres less.
Also To- of land In lot No ~. bounded follows
On East aud West by lot ne South by iar ds OF
Henry Warner. North by lands of ------ Resns and
Others containing thirty four 80 100 more less
oes piece or Iand situate No 90, bound.
ed follows: Wesr hy the center OF The highway North
by lrnis lately owned by Cne's heirs, East by
Iand of Phillip ~etze ard South by land ofJ Englehart
con tainng six less, making in all the
quanti,y of ~ 60 100
Taken order of sale the property Of Theresa
Um al. at he suit of Anthony Scbieb & al. A2-
praised subject to the dover tate of Theresa lm al
Sleo4,eo.
SnEsfYF's OFrIcs, kayksNA.
Nov 9th 1865 { l1-5w
NJ. STUART, ATTY.
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Jan1es III .Morroie Us Samuel johnson.
CksEs1FE saEE s5Iu 8Esissase 10 tie seouini1sssof
an ordsr of sale issued fsopsthe csurt Of t'nmmon
Psas of Portage Cnnntv, BHo II shah eer for sale at
pahic auction the dnor OF Court Hause Raven
naon Saturday. the 2ssh day OF December 1868,
Al o. abna 10 O'Clock of said day. the following de-
scs3bed lands and ieuemenia. wit Situate In the
o4hship 81 Ravenns, in The County Of Portage and
Stale of BY being in lot M. in she
south division of lots IN 3wnship in eIgh;
lot No. 2i and iseuzie'l and deserihed foows-Bs-
Ginning NJ post dea w $50 feet of tho
OF nn quarter acre iet of L W Halt thene- deg W
80 e post; ihencs "a deT. ls min, Iis feet 10
he line Of the ,aiIroad, thence 81 deg so feet 10
th t,taSe of begfnnug as surveyed b5 D srris AM
gust - De ttIsn ne % d isssz snhesk 10 sll
iegal highways. Appraised at St50,eo. Taken an
order Of sale the property of Samuel johnson the
nit Of James II. Morrow. Terms. cash
WILLIAM 2. PARSONS, shsrff.
4. HxRT, Prffs Atty. gSpF .f4e-f ,,s,-,s..
6sesfa q 66a1ss Nov. a. s. eR =
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sab,EGAIsb lNOTIGEsa
lacy i Cotton ss. soismos c. BreYa ana

Lacu j. Cotton rs Soiemoa C. Bre,ca and
cHERlhs "a q "a obs,S,euce ID tbe command If sn
- 5tssf sale issu "a from the cohrt OF Common
Press n Portage Eaunfs ho, sn ma directed Ishail
esr Tor sale public auction at the door of the Court
hers a. D. 1855 at or about II oslock A. ~ Of said day
the following described lands ana enemen,s, to-wt
taae in The TO ynshp of Randolph in the Go unity Of
Perage sad State of ohio, and being known part OF
lot aS In raid township, and bounded as follows wit
pu the south 10y land owned by Margaret Jonnson; on
tie east by the highway; the north by land owned by
daseu Loonisy the by land owned by Ca dwell
Aildcfson is Che land that decided said
pisintiff by fanfy H. Ward. containing about twent,
LAND, be the Iore ieas together with al
the nppurtenances thereunio belonging,
Taken order of sale he property of Solomon
C Brawu and al, at the suit ef Lucy Cotton.
Appraised al $6aOaL. Terms cash.
WILLIAM f. PARSONS, Sheriff.
s P r. Cosssr, PITT Att'y.
j Sheriff. oaice. Nov. 18th. 'e3. ls 5w
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has UNITED STATES
EXPRESS COMPANY.

II EUNirED STATES EXrREss COMPANY hav-
Il Ing made arrangements with the Atlantic & Great
Western Railway 10y which they have the exclusive
privilege of forwarding Express Goods Express Pas
sengeI Trains, they able to offer the residents Of
vicinity better facilities the forwarding
Express Goods, faras DIS mesn transit md
if rates, than have ever heen offered before.
This Campahy aget at all the principal stations
the Atlantic K Great Western Railway Erie Railway
and connecting Ral Roads, also IN all the cities
aud Towns Western States, and by their
with other Express Companies in New York City,
they enabled to forward Goodste all points in the
EASTERN States.
Notes Drafts and Accounts collected; Money Jeweiry,
and other valuable packages orwat9ed wiz dispatch.
Shippers of Butter, Cheese and Eggs, will find It to
their advantage to patronize this line. .sI4 b.s-F
For rates of charges, apply to r. A. GILLETTE,
Agent. ONCE at tho Station ofihe A. & G. w. Railway
CHAS.A. DEWITT,
-fEtagg 2 sGYr s9abss'5fe iGeh'lS Supt. q
Ravenna, Nov. 1s, 1868. mt 50 :. ss.,z,. 1,
t. B-sGaip packages be forwarded may be left at
the Pest Office, in Of Mr.. E. TwiIt fi5ssi
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THs p.s,ase SssTn cs.s'y or oyl'' Common Pleas.
Eliza A. Woodman
II vs. SNniica

Afchibald woedMan. d. - TFsE 6
THE said Archibald waodman of Randoph, in the
i County Norfolk in the of Massachusetts, is
notified tn Eliza A. Woodman did, on tbs FIRST day of
December, 1853, file her petition in the office OF the
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County of Por tage and of Ohio ebargi the said
Archibald Woodman with extreme cruelty, and with hav
ing been indicted. tried ard convicted in the District
Court of the United States for The District Massachu
ets of the crime of Giving and of aiding and assist
ing rine stolen property belonging 10 the Unted
States 20 he such. and by eadGourt seutenc-
ed 10 imp at hr aborin the lenileptiary
jail used BY United States for the imprisonment OF
said State of Massachusetts. for the Of
fourteen months, and askg that she msy be divorced
from the said Archibald Woodman. and for other reiisf.
Said petition will he for hcari the next term of said
Court Of Common Plsss
And the said defendant is further notified that deposi.
tons will he taken in this by the plaintiff, to he
used in evider upon the trial thereof he office OF
bel B. Berry, in the of andoph, County of Nor
foIk and Stse Of Massschsets, the Iith day Of Jan
iary 1864, ietweeii the hours of 9o'ciock and
6scocl of said day, aud that taking of ssid
depesitions u be eohtinned day dss beiween
the hours. aud at hs place until completed
MCCLURE & MCKINNEY.
Dec. 2. 6w Au'ys for Pl f.
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IEGAI NOTICE.


To John Dayton who resides in tie State of Iowa:
You are hereby notified ths Salem p MerriHeld. nd
ninisfator Of tie estst- of John Dayton dceasr on
The second day of October. 1868, FL his petition
n the Probate Court hun a,ifor he County Of P,r-
age and State of Ohio egng that the personal estate
of snid deceden is to pay his debs and tie
charges of administering his estate; that he diei seized
ID fee simple OF ie following described real estate si'u-
ate in said County wit-ons undivided haif OF one
hundred and six t06l of Ian 4. being lot six 6)
In the township # Manua. and bounded the north by
lspd owned by A Ferguson. May and +. Crafts ON the
essthy the iosnship inss running beiEeea Hasm aud
Mabtuh; 1he souill oNised by Mrs. Narregan
and Mr., Pf i,e, ani the by Hertick That
MARY Dnyto widow of said decedet Is entitled to
in said nndiyiei half OF said premises and that
Eli DAYTON. anson W. DAYTON, Friend Dayton Sarah
Ann Msrr field and john Dayton, and Minieie and Elm
Daa heirs and ra, OF Riet ard Day
tgn deces>rd) the heirs at law of John Dayon de-
ceased, hold tue next estate OF Inheritance therein
The prayer of sad petit ion is for the assignment OF
dover TO said Mary DAYTON, and for seie of tss us
divided said esfse of IN Dayton, deceased,
Ia thirty acres Of land be taken fam he west
end sad premises tgt tsteast line of said trts-
twosacres leAtenting from north to south said
preises viii he parallel with the line of said prem
Said petition will be for hearing the aI day of De-
cetnber. D. 1858
SALEM MERRIFIELD.
Administrator of John Dayton, decd.
by g D. Norton his Atty
Raysnnsy Nov IS b 1858 des 2-iss = sSgs ~
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First National Bank of Ravenna.

UIiciaI I
Treasury department.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER THE Treasury
WASHINGTON Oct. II. is63
WHEREAS, By Satisfactory evidence resented 70 tile
w undersigned. it has been msde appear that the
FIRST sTNATI1NAEtSANK OF RAyENNA.in the5feoun.
ty of PsEs aud State of Ohio has heee duly suizcd
Congress, entitled An act provide national ur.
secured by pledge of United states stocks and
provide for tie circulation redemption thereof
improved February 95 1863. complied with all
the provisions of said act required to be complied with
before commencing the busicss of fsanking:
H9t0. therefore, l, Hugh McCGloch, Comptroller of
the Currency hereby certify that the said FIRST
NATIONAL BASKl OF AyENNA, County of Por-
tage slAte ONO. b
business of Banking under the aforesaid.
In Tesfimony Whereof, Witness nv hand and seal
Office, this Seventeenth day of t,her. 1868
HUGH McC ULLOCH.
Comptroller of the Treasury.
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FINKLE & LYONS
Sewing Machines.

FTNHESE MACHINES make the lock stitch alike on
both sides, aud ess than half the thread and silk
that the single double hrend loopstch Machines
will lem, Fell Gatiier, Cord. Brsid Rind &c, aud
better adapted thsn Sewing Machine in
the frequent changes and variety sewing requir
= ed in family, foe they viii ffoH twenty
thieknesses Of MiTsees without stopping, nake
every perfect fromthe finest gauze heay
beaver cloth the soutet harness leather,
without changing tho feed needle. tension, making
any adjustment of Machine whsteveFlif \ - 49,
Theysare simple in construction, and easily under
stood: aud if any part broken by accident 1t is readily
replaced.
These and will 60 far to determine
the choice Of any intelligent buyer
Please Can and ESamine. send for Circular. ~
N. b. Loca Agents wanted in sections not yet oeca-
pied. Address, tf.t ~ .1tgs III 1 iss Sss7gs} 10
FIyKLE & LYON 8. M. CO.,
i No. 53s Broad,ody, Ne,o York.
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RrF. eebrelI,s Estase.

nN,the 18Th day ,of Navem5er. ls63, the Hon. Pro-
Jbae Court of 20 tsge Cou ~ dec lared the estate
OF Ri F. sebrsll, Of IN ndolph In said County,
deceased. to be hsot, eat Creditoss are ihereiore
10 the undersigned, at his residence in Randolph
Aforesaid within six months from tits date or tney
'''N = ALVIN BANCROFT, Adm'r.
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that are not acquainted with this fact and sec our
Don,t be afraid TO call IL you, do not want TO pur-
chase as v 8 1 re always willing 10 snow osr Goods.
- - sIF:lfs 3 sfs..J- GoLDSTElN & Co.
.Ravepna. oct., 1908.
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TINS sTafE 81 oso, llsi Court ri 68mlaon Pleas
- ~ s. Eisl q ctioA 7sf money and sals
Psrtaee County, SS.y of land.
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J loEKrIEIoATEs OF CUREs,.
, sf-- : . IS
AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before me Alderman Of the city
4 PhilaaeIphia T. HxLAnoLp. who, heing duly sworn,
10th say his preparations contain Darro e no ef-
cury, other injurious drugs. are pnre
,-, ,nd .rb.crbed bsfore me this 23i da, .f No
xs,nhsrsissi = N1eic- IS Nm. p HiBBARD.fBG
Alderman Ninth. street. above Race. Phiia.
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PRIME SUGAR! !!

7no 10 yisofa 9 saR sas
.8stg5as-g - uas sii 9al2 3iiittsI stiis a
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KRsn ERsrER Undersold
WE'RE, WILL, CAN BE Competitorsa y
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Sod hy at Druegists every Yhefe - l45I sYallfaH
s, ASK FOR oRHELMBoLp,s--rAKEs NO OTHER.
out the md .rna for It. and AVOID
fMP0slTI6N AND EXPOSURE.
Meg q, 1855. y III $ It.4ss q
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Come One and All /!

rhey she largest .sosk, aud sen a. the
lowest Driceg,
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aNp uNpRINeIpLED DEALERs,

who endeavor to dispose aoF THEIR OWN. and 10th
sfr articles on tbe repotAtion attained BY - g
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November :, 1868 ew
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Reimbolds Genulne FFfpafAtfoh9s
v5e-ssss iisfy az Extree4 Buchu. #f ia
Sarssparilla,
: lij~ ~ & 30 fhprosed Ross WASH q Z
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-07

The Federal defenccs of Dumfres
against General stuart, the well-known
rebel marauder, appears 10 have been
brave and singnlarly successful. Col.
Candy, who commanded the Federal
troops, and whom we all remember for
his good services in New Mexico, has in
this affair won distinguished reputation
for himself, his officers, aud men. The
defense of position by six or seven hun
bred troops for six hours without any
material loss and with the aid Of only
four pieces Of artillery against six thou
sand with six pieces Of artillery, and the
complete repulse Of the rebels with a
very considerable loss Of killed, wounded
and prisoners, may certainly be regarded,
as one Of the most brilliant OF all the nil
nor events Of the war--L0aisviie Jour
naL
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Rabel Priaonera.

Yesterday evening nineteen rebel oill-
GERS and six hundred and ten prisoners
were brought in from Murfreesboro'.
They were of various regiments, and
were generally better clad than Conied-
crate soldiers ordinarily are. When did
the Federal Government ever Cypress or
wrong these men, that they should en-
deayor 10 destroy il
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A worthy citizen, standing behind a
barricade, during tho insurrection Of
is4s, in Berlin, said 10 bis right hand
file, tailor: Just see how IN knock
that guard officer over" For Heavens
sake don't" was the excited reply; "hs
owes me three hundred dollars As q
pendant 10 thi1, contemporary cites .
fact that ocerre3 10 Paris after tbs
Februarg Revolution. person, hon
5ir Robert Peel would probably cali a
mannikin MAraf eafersd . club, ascend
cd the irihuns, and shouted Gagagolv
. Nc PrSaideni, I demand isa thserand
headl Y ~No, no,' F0.ss from s5e 49a
exclaimed I'm a hailer
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Information is wanted 10 regard TO JOHN
LINzY, who was shot at and wounded
on the Charlotte turnpike, about seventeen
miles from this place, by guerrillas, on
Sunday the 2Slh ult. lie came on to
Nashville, on Sunday night, and was
taken by the Federal pickels, aud since
that time nothing has been heard OF him.
Any information in regard TO him would
ho gladly received by his son, LEROY
LrEzY, at WDEBETs, short distance from
the Penitentiary, on the Charlotte pike
or A. j. NEsBIT, at the Capitol.
jams
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The River

There are now four feet water on the
shoals, and the river is rising, Al this
place, IL was on stand yesterday. The
weather cleared up, and became qsite
cool toward nightlall The J. II. Bald.
win was looked for hourly, and will
return on Monday.
No BOATS left yesterday.
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The theatre was crowded again last
night, paul Pry" and the "Two TurilesT
were the attractions. The performance
throughout was creditable IN every re-
spsct. Tho bill for tonight Is oThs
Hunchbaek," aud The Swiss Cottage"
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There was an alarm Of fire last evening
about six o'clock. We did not learn
whether there was any damage sustained,
or at what point the FIRE occurred
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Tho Conseript Law, aud ths EAtmp-
ton Law, which exemp9 The owRsr Of
twenty slaves, arc two most beautiful,
Jasi, aud mereiful laws, are they not2
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DIsEAsEs.

A2Asr-Tsrs rR KING Formerly u New York, Ter
&itR 49,. the last fur years Of Louisville ny,
"aF and who has devoted his attention 20
che treatment OF private diseases for 80 ysas, naern
hinself, having attended 70 prsctcs for 90 many
years, sud cured 10 many thousands, he 10 enabled
10 cure all ds 81 private nature, no matter
kew bad they msy be from inludiciouA nedoEl treat
uDsnt or from neglect OF their own, lr. Kings
nispenaary IL No. - Desdorick street. b0tWesn Cher
~ aud the equnfe, second story, where he cures all
diHsaseu 0f private nature
aonorrhosa cured without nsussous msdicusp or
intsrfers1Ss with business
Strctufes OF old recent data enactnally eurcd IN
a aW days, by an operation which causes NJ pain.
where structure exists hsalth cannot be snpjoysd
Perhaps no dsoase causes mora mlhChiaf Hnd nndol-
mipcH the constitution % mucha
syphilis, with all the diseases Of the skin, growing
eat o. heglect or bad Treatment, can he ehtotuany
sured in f6W days
BeIniaal Wslknss.-ptrtlculara tsaton haVingbeoD
Gvsu TO this disease aud AL the consequences grow
lag out OF IT, brought on IN many cases by the do
atructvs habits Of nconslderato y0eths snd excess
I've Ind tgence Of ths passions, neglect Of which
will uHfitrmne the constitution, rendering the sub
loot anal for business society, ami causing prama
turs ola age
ssnalcs who msy he laborng with sny difficulty Of
the Womb may rest assured OF immsd.t 70 rel o.
Psrsons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their ease, with a fee enclosed droct 10 Dr. A. King
Ne Is DeAderck street, Nashville, Tenn, will have
the necessary medicines aent 90 their address ORcs
hsurs from o'clock In tho morning until Ia tbs
vSaag tJnly lO--in d6wiy
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Tobacco j. fast becoming one sf tia
staple Fsducie Of Indiana. lbe cow
ties "A Warwick Spencer agt Dabai.
kago ach sold two hutafed neos
dol.Ars worth ~ tobacco lhii yeAt.
ais hundrsd iL6gsnna lBr lhs iAf8,
ties Large enoueis have been nfo
ard sold n other caun,lcs
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From Size Ldaistille JeWnal q
inst, il really appears lhAt VA
have NAH pethAps our n
whe has rsni 81 several msi|s 81
% Louisyillc, may open one for "a
iia.e q Az The Ja.snsl aAs
an los mails re NaaAviil1 Il.
aceua,|i| sea here Wrre SEM lbsN|
sleaiaef 1ssfIdfq TIE |.al al
tfisal tom AAslifllle ma That
2ffb noscmbfr We have teiP
prrs however u ss'e lst iHst
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SMALL 'CHAEoEs-NQ 4l.s o.
plain Of the want Of small cbsnl|
w. j. MARI, c0fner of Collsee Ah1
streets, has received auothcfs, ~
Postal curreney which ifiheNnll
venient chonge "a cireels on,
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PREsIpENr LHgeLg signed the bill l0r
The admissioa Of West Virginia on ths
night Of the 3lot alt
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captnr.d Rebel officers.

The following are the names Of the
Rebel officers, nineteen in number, who
were brought in yesterday evening, from
Murfreesboro. Owing TO the want Of
other accommodations, they have been
paroled in the city, 70 report every day
at the Provost Marshal's Office;
Maj Jas. @. PAWS, nth Tenn.
Capt. J. A. Clsh, Goth Tenn
+" H. urysials, % Florida.
VIZ, Clark, 18th fonn,
n. f, Eddins, 4lst Ala,
@. ". O'Sei l7th Tenn,
Lieut.. A Banna, l3th La,
T. r. HayHes, Bhths Miss. Rsgl.
J. D.. Leland, ilst Ala,
~ W. Blsck, lTth Tenn,
Thos. b. Conner, 4bh Miss,
VS. Mc-haw,
NJ. wolfe,
Chas. Liiel,
s. L. McNulter,
john L. wat, lai Fodla.
WIN. caruthsrs, End Georgia.
}. r.. Haley, Douglas cavalry.
VIM. Street. 45th Miss.