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PETITION FOR PARTITION

Catharine Smith, John l.. Smith, her husband and
Philip d, Gunckel vs. Sarah Lees, John M Lees her
husband, Isaiah Guneke and orlsndo r. Ciunckel
MINOR heirs Of Daniel r. Gunckel. and Mary Gunrk
81, widow Of said d. p Gunckel defendauts. supe.
rior Court Of Montgomery county Petition for
partition,
ViHE defendants, Sarah Lees, John NJ. Lees. her
Il husband, lsaah uunekel, Orlando p. 0unckel
and MARI Gunckel will take notice that a petihon vas
filed against them on the 2ah day Of February A. b.
1885 by the sooHe named plaintiffs, and is now pend.
ing IN tne superior Court Of Montgomery county
Ohio, wherein the said CathaTne smith and Phibn II
Gunekol demand thar partition be made OF the follow.
ing premises, situate IA Montgomery county state Of
OHIO, and BOUNDED and described a. follows, Being
part OF The southeast quarter Of section number seyeS
township two and range i've east beginning nd me n "a
corner Of the twenty ARE tract OF land decided by ~
=. Gnncke TO Joseph Cupp, in The year Ig thence
ls' 9g with the weat line OF said twenty acre aci
20 the northwest corner thereof being about hhy. one
perchesi thence l0o 30 with the west line of an
eight acre tract o. land deeded by Daniel p funelei
10 Richard Lane IN the year is TO the northwest cor
Of sad tract, slXtytso perches 10 corner Iu the
DAYTON and Germantorn pike thence 49, iSw along
said pike one hundred and twelve peTches 10 tho al
corner Of the farm decided by Philip Gunckel 10 Daniel
p, Gunckel. aud a. occupied by said d. r. Gupckel In
bis life hmei thence 81 30 hriy-three aud three
tenhs peTches 10 the section line; thence u 500 iY
hundred and eight and une.tenths perches 10 the
place Of beginning, containing forty acres aud sey.
epty ria perches, more or less.
Also, the following tract situate IN said county and
state, and being part Of the southeast quarter OF
ion seven, townshpw range i've east beginning at
the northeast corner OF ihe tract Of land CONTAINING
twenty acres and one hundred and thrty perehes
'deeded by Daniel =. 6unckel TO Joseph Cupp in the
year 1869 thence 81 ~ "a $40 peches 10 the cor
ner OF the farm AS owned by Daniel r. Guncel. thence
80 3V " - $40 perehes; thence 437 81 " alone
he line Of the Dayton and Germantown 20 the north
east corner Of the eight acre tract OF land decided by
Daniel Hunckel 10 SOLOMON Oupp In the year 1862
being l0lQ Perches ihence l1s s0 along the aasi
line Of the said eight acre tract to the north line ol
Joseph uuPps northern lima of hs twenty acre tract
ninety perchesi thence e6s l5 along said northern
line Of uupps land 70 the place OF beginninR thirty
peTehes, containing twenty-five acres more or less
AZ the next term Of said superior Court application
will bo made BY said paintfb ior an order that Par
ion may be made Of said premises seooTilna 10 ~
sthiate IN such caaes made and provided ~
H0uR a MCMAHON,
Iezi"9 Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
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Reported for the Daily Empire.
New Work stock aIarket.

NEW YORK, April
ST0CKS-lrregular, closing stronger;
money at per cent on call Sterling En-
change at l04 for specie, 7OC9l ~ for cur.
rency American Gold at 54a@9l S. United
States skies 81 coupons 053, registered
| O44, Treasury $40 O4l, one year GER
thcates 9s, Demand notes | 53A United
States fves IA coupons 98}, New York
Central | l45, Erie 773
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E1NE Perfumery, Hair brushes, Clothes Brushes,
~ Sc; hne assortment az
DIXON's Drug Store. aa2 Third rirnei
SHERIFFs SALE.

SHEHlFFS SALE
Johu pontius, Daniel Pontus, Abraham Ponuus, ia.
cob P0ntua, Lydia Stettler, George stettef Saloma
Wolf and John f. Wolf W. George Reitlingor Noah
Umbenhower, Lena Brosus, Roda Ann ShArts,
John sharts, Jesse piningor, and Lucinda Dninger.
Ohio. Case No. 27Is In Partition.
DURSUANr TO au order Of sale Of the Court Of
i Common Pleas Of Montgomery county, Ohio,
made the above case, will sell nj public auction on
the premises three miles southwest Of Mismisburg,
OHIO, on
At one O'Clock p on said day, the following describ.
ed property to-w Situate IN the county OF MontgOm-
ery and state Of Oho IN section l6 town 2 range 9,
east
lot No ! ot Ponnus subdivision described rs rol.
lows:
beginning st the n scomer OF the " quarter Of
section H. be. thence s51S' 20 30 chains to post.
thence 3 ~ 10 chains 70 post thence sG1So e
20 ~ chains TO r side Of quarter section; thence n o.
~ w 10 chains to The place o, beginning, containing
20 3i-IO0 acres.
Lot Ne Of pontus' subdivision described as fol.
Beginning at the II " corner OF the said quarter sec
ton; thence 81 20.42 chains TO post on section
- ~ 2O35 chains 10 the mort line OF the quarter
aecnoD, post; thence s6T v 2o.2s chains TO the
plBce OF beginning, containing Al 81 100 acres.
Lot No. of POntus subdivision described as fol.
lows.
Beginning at the corner Of the quarter section y
stone in the middle OF the road thence n SO 2O 20 "a
chains 70 n post thence u 80 go 20 20 chains 10 a
post thence SCI ~ 20 % chains to the middle OF
the road; thence along the road so 2O42 chains
20 the place Of beginning, containing 81 24-lOO acres
Lot 10. Of Pontius' subdivision described as FOL.
lows.
Beginning at tie corner Of the quarter section. a
stone; thence g 10 5000 chains 10 D. At; thence
so1s 2O.2g CHAINS TO post thence 80 ~ 30 10
chmns 70 post on the south lne OF the quarter
tom thence song said line s6' 9V 1924 CHAINS to
the place Of beginning, cont-ning 02 53-l0O acres
In this case the several lots above described were
appraised follows;
Lot No at ,,......... .,........., $50 par acre
Lot No SO per acre
Lot No. 3A.....................,,.. 70 p.r acre
l4u nara
And cannot sell for less than wo.thrds Of the APP
praised value thereof
Terms-one-thrd cash ON the day Of sale one. third
in one and one thrd two years from the day OF sale;
deferred payments 10 bear per cent interest and
he secured by mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE WUGAMAN, HIierin Mont county.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. fnalldaWfs
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

II pursnaucs Of order granted by the Probate
Court o' Montgomery county, Ohio, we will ofler at
public sale nj The door Of the Court House in the rity
Of Dayton Ou
Saturday ApTH IL la61 40
At o'clock m OF said day, the following described
real estate situate IN the city Of Dayton, Ohio to wit.
Lot numbered the plat Of said cIy, three thousand
and my Nv" 3O52 nnd ten no feet OF the north side
of lot thTef thousand and nityone (3U5l commencing
90 The uoThwcst corner OF SAID lot number three thou.
ssnd and u,ty two tJls2) and running south Stone
street ten lO feet thence by parallel lines east the
Miami canal; sad ahOve described properly being The
homestead and the dye house and hGtures thereto OF
said William Turner, deceased.
The above premises we're appraised as follows: Lot
No V52 with the ten 0j feet oii lot No. 3O5 being
The dye house "ith all the fixtures thereto, and The
homestead oi said William Turner deceased and on
the CAM Ut hihh street crossing 5OO said prop
erty may soil or wo.thirds OF the appraised yaluo
thereof.
Terms ot hNie-UDe. thiTd cash, one-third ln one
year and oneIhird ia two years nom the day Of sale
with interest; the payments 20 be secured by mort.
gage upon the premises sold.
JAMES TURNER,
JONATHAN KENREY,
Administrators OF William Turner, deceased
J. II. BAOoorr, Attorney. maI4Nts
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CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL

NiHbiNNhl II bENhhhhL HOSfIIAl,
Established 10 the Year 1850,
FOR THE CuRE or PRIVATE pisFAsEs
And under The control OF two OF tho most Eminent
physicians IN the world,
nk. E. BoNAPARTE from London and Paris
~ hospitals, and ior the past ten years OF the Gin
cinnan NeneIesl Hospital, and Dr. L. b. REYNOLDS,
late OF New YORK. This u the only office in the CITY
where nermanentcure OF Private Diseases can bs
obtained, without the use OF meTcnry or change OF
diet. Gonorrhna cured IN @ 10 AZ hours, Geet cure,I
IN 10 10 days Structures cured 10 70 weeks; Noe
turna Emissions stopped m : 20 DAYS; seminal
@eaknes cured IN tos weeks syphihsinits pnma-
~ stages cured IN days; Secondary symptoms in /
TO jweetfi skin lis, cured IN 10 weeks i'm.
potency vlgor restored IN 70 4weeka All dlseases
male or female
pr. Bonaprtes great work on private diseases, the
lr1ysle GUIDE TO Health, is nehetcla 10 ALL male and
iemale old aud Young, should read this book twill
enighten those who grope IN darkness. Pnee 70
cents, sentby mail
Dr.. Bonaparte's French Patent Male salel Il ia
perieetly sale, aud never ias 20 adslaction Its
the only safe and sure preventive against disease
Price OF the French Patent Male sale, 81 the single
80 asdaine IoziERs FsnlsIs s Moethy ssf y as ini s
safe and rellahe rsmedy for suppressons and all e.
male diseases Ladies' should not use them ehinng
pregnancy as they will produce miscarraae. Pfee
81 ~ per OoH--eSira tine s5-sent TO any address by
mail.
Drs. u. & X. are the men 10 consult; they are in.
quesuonably acknowledged TO be the champions and
kings Of nereal diseases, and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports from the old world. they
have been accustomed from an early age OF youth 10
witness uls various diseases which sfiict manki
aud 20 watch the progress through long career OF
professional study In every sphere OF lie, from The
huinne abode OF poverty 70 The mansion Of the veal
Thy and having ascertane beyond doubt The vast
suffering OF humanity taey determined 10 select The
generahye system as their particular sudv ana 70 do
vote their whole attention 70 the alienation OF the dis.
eases OF these important functions. No letters will be
answered unless they contain a remittance or post.
age stamp. Call or address,
Drs. BoNAPARTE REYNOLDS,
No ls2 Sycamore stieet, between Filth a Sixth east
side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Office hours rom AM togPM feS
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in consultation several hours to-day, making
appointments Of Provost Marshals They
will probably be announced tomorrow II
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FOR TIE MISSISSIPPI

NEw YoRE, April 2--Seyera hundred Sea-
men left for the Mississippi Flotila yester-
day
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JEREMIAH ENNIS ESTATE.

NOTICE il hereby gwen that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified rs Administrator on
county, Ohio, deceased.
ma&sw3 A. GEIGER.
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A " persons knowing themselves Indebted 10 the
~ uniersgned, by note or account viii please csii
on d D; chander 400 Third street, ~ stars, wh0rs
my looks are Kept, and settle tho same. AM In
heed OF money, and uktWias anxious 20 have my
o9ks squared Jazdata n, hIFTERMAK.
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FL Il "A ID q U "A r T Il r s
FOR
Produce and Provisions.

JACOB W. HElDLER, Montgomery House -
y corner room, at tho old Exeelsior Daily Market
constantly receiving aud keeps for sale n fFSII Ann
DRIED MEATS, PoULTRY, PRODUCE, VEGErA.
bLEs, FRUITS, GAME IN season, and ali the edbies
lhal ne can collect nom the four points OF the com
pass AllAppeuAng extras which are so agreeable 10
the palate, may be had at the Excelsior Market
"old Jake is deternned 10 please the public and he
Wont De exeelled IN hlsl lne by any other similar es
call and see him He viii be prepared to please
youAny aud every day, iai6d6m
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A DWELLING, COOPER sHoP AND DisTlLLERY
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Christian Miller Case No. 1887

Jacob Heldschuh ct al superior Count
pY virtue OF judgment Vi The superior Courl of
~ Montgomery county, Ohio, rendered in the above
entitled cause, will, on
Saturday. AprQ 10, 1868,
At the doOr Of the Court House n the city OF Dayton
sell 70 he highest bidder, between the hours Of and
o'clock m Of said day. the following real estate or
parcel OF land, via situate 10 ID city Of Dayton and
known and described as follows Lot numbered nlne
hundred and aI sO6) on the revised plat Of the said
city Of Dayton, 10 the state OF Ohio
sad lot has upon u good dwelling coopar. shop,
and dlstiliety, With large cellars attached
Appraised at Sl 800 and must sell for 81 800
mal4Hts GEO. MALAMbRE, Mast Com
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FLAX-SEED SCREENER


FLAX-SEED SCR.EENER
rrBE subscrbsr would respectfully tnform all dasl.
Il ers ~ Flax seed, aud tbs pubic SenegAily, that
ever invented for
AIMING FLAX SEED
And al other kinds Of gran. This Mill embraces =
TOP screen nine feet long and hns same length;
also, lower screen ten feet long IL dses the work
thofouBhy, and satisfaction 10 g0arante ~.
Persons wishing 10 purchase State or County rights
viii address the subscriber At Hoosick, Rensselaer,
county, n Y.
He takes pleasure ia referring 70 the alowing gen
tlenlen "a his own town Lewis Crandel, Jno " bau
Gus, John II. HAYNES, IN. Wiloos, Robe9f Gardner
J. NJ. MeOloskey, Nov York, David Kirk. Troy, D. L.
G. 3 ;. Bali, tiqua, Ohio.
Al orders addressed 70 sTODDARD a GRIMEs
Agents at Dayton, will be promptly attended TO-
The undersigned have had several Thousand bash.
els OF Flax seed cleaned by "Hoag's now Flax Seed
Mil Hpd they take pleasure "a TecOmme ndlng II a.
the best mill they have for oieaning FLAX
seed WALLACE A RANSOM
q. W. c. A. BROWN,
ia3OiaWIne WARREN @. HOAG, Hoosiek, NY.
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SPRING BARLEY.

lust received choice lot OF Canadian Spring bar.
- ley, Tor seed, al l.. WOODHULLS,
ma26aaw Dayton seed store, 30 Third street
VTTANTED-old books, newspapers, cotton and
w woolen rags, old "copper" brass, brlttania, TINT
glass lead nnc rubber, iron, and second hand Grn.
street, ma2Id2awi
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to all whom this may con
IN cerni that there Will be meeting held BY the
coFporaoTs Of the South Arlington Turnpike C0mpa.
ny At South Arlington, Ohio on Saturday April nth,
lsusi at 10 o'clock m, for the purpose OF opening
subscription books 10 receive stock Ia shares OF lWen-
ty-hye dollars each @, NJ. VOOkHEEH
]. p. FOSTER,
JOHN MAYEH,
JOSEPH HEcHER
mAllwH SAMUEL ARNOLD
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i""e Ho Slv' oud"l' HstuIy o. CHPtasHai heliCtnts
jor UfptedsaHt and Dangerous Diseases,
HELRBOLDS EXTRA or RUCHU
oURgs
SECRET DISEASES
ln all their stsgesi A. litile Expense;
LATHE or no change in Diet; No Inconvenience;
Aad 10 Exposure.
II caused frequent desire and gives strength 10
Uruate thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS
Preventing and Curing Structures Of the UIeehra
Allayng Pain and Inflammation, 40
irequent IN the elass ol diseases, ami expelhng Rl
IDisoaous, Diseassi and lco,R out yatts,
Thousands upon Thousands
HHO HA w BERR THE PICGIMS or QU4CKS,
and whs have paid heoey tees 10 be Cured in bhort
time, have found they we're deceived, and that the
'poiso has, by the use Of 'poles dst1Hgentsr beep
dred up 70 tls sJstsra 20 break out in aggravated
form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRA06
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B. F. SHIELDS, for many years a mer-
chant in this city, enjoying the respect
and confidence Of our citizens, has been
confined 70 his soom for some time past,
unable to attend to business. He has,
therefore, retired and the establishment
of B. +. SHIELDS & Co. has been sold to
GEo. SHIELDS Jr, and JNo. K. HUME, who
continue the auction and commission
business at the old stand on College street.
They are young men of fine business ca
pacity, industrious and enterprising. IN
der their administration the advantages
of the house will not be suffered TO de-
teriorate-they are more likely to infuse
new yigor and energy into all the de.
partments of it's business. We take
pleasure in commenting them TO the
public.
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8g telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
Reported Battle at Cheat Mountain.
Federals Occupy Tusctmbia, Ala.
Arrest Of the Editor of the Atlanta
Confederaoy.
MIDNIGHT
Reported Battle at Cheat Mountain.
Federals Occupy Tusctmbia, Ala

New York, April 29.--The steamer
New York arrived at Southampton on
the 18th.
The Virginia Confederate war steamer
reported near the French coast, having
taken on heavy armament and sailing
westward.
LIvERPooL-Cot,on advanced one
eighth Of a penny.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-The Army Of
the Potomac commenced forward move
mept on Mondny.
ST. LOUIS, April 29.-Trusten Folks
property in Missouri in progress of con-
fiiscation.
Gen. Van Dever has scattered the
rebels within three miles of Jackson,
Missouri.
The Memphis Bulletin says the Fed
erals occupy Tuscumbia, Ala.
Gen. Banks has taken possession of
the 0peloulas railroad and opened COM
munication with Farragut above Port
Hudson.
Five hundred rebel prisoners are ar
irving daily at New Orleans.
All quiet at Newborn, also Pittsburg
and Wheeling.
New YORK, April 29.-CottOn 81.
Gold 80 IA.
The Editor of the Atlanta Confederacy
was arrested here on his way from Cana
da.
WAsHrNGToN, April 20.-GOvernment
reports a battle at Cheat Mountain, Va,
in which the Federals were victorious.
LOUISVILLE, April 29.-Abraham Hite,
a prominent merchant, died to-day OF
D~iptheria.
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APR1L 2STH, 1868.
10 de Editor Of The Nashvtue Daily Union
On Thursday night last some g%uerril-
las came to THos. NoRvnL's at dark, O.
good Union citizen of Simpson county,
KY, and reported that they belonged TO
the command of Maj. CRoPsEY, Of the
Federals at Richland station, Sumner
county, Tenn, and entered the house and
said, =" You are the man that shoots at
Southern soldiers" and shot him through
the right arm, above the elbow, and
seized him violently and carried him off
about twelve miles into Robertson coun-
ty, Tenn just below PRIoE's mill, and
killed him by stsbbing him eleven times
in the breast and belly, and four TINES
through and through; then cut his neck
from ear TO ear through the bone, and
left a little to hold the head on the body,
and split down the right ear with a
great cash, and cut the skin on the top
of the head across and pulled IL down,
and broke the skull TO get a trophy, and
took out some, If not all the brains, and
dragged him down a rocky cliff and put a
rock in the waist of his pantaloons and
threw him into Red river, where he was
found on Friday last by some fishermen
and soon identified to be Mr.. NoRvILL.
The word soon came, and the Federal
soldiers at Richland went and brought
him home, and he was buried on Mon
day. He leaves a good wife and two
children-one smart little girl. and the
other a baby-to mourn his untimely end.
The country is robbed of one of her best
friends.
Oh! humanity; say how long shall
these thieves and prOwling villains be
tolerated. No family is safe at home.
Oh God rid the country of them speedi-
lY. A CITIZEN.
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Union Job Rooms.

A change has taken place in the SUI
perintendence Of the "UNIoE Jon Rooms"
Mr.. JouS w. BARRY having retired, Mr..
ELI BEoEET one Of the Publishers Of the
Onion, takes charge Of them. Mr.. B is a
competent and experienced Job Printer,
and under his charge the reputation of
the Office will be fully sustained. We
are prepared as usual, to execute at the
shortest notice, all descriptions of work,
in the neatest style, and solicit a continu-
ance of the patronage which, during the
past year, has been literally extended
90 us.
All orders addressed to Mr.. Ell BECKETT
viii be promptly Glled.
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This is the day appointed by the
President Of the United States for fast
ing and prayer.
There will be religious services in the
Second Post Chapel, known as Andrew
Chapel, on Castleman street, between
College and Cherry. Az IL o'clock, A. NJ,
sermon by Rev. JOHN DILLON, Chaplain
of 18th Ohio volunteer infantry.
Up. NJ. Prayer Meeting. Soldiers aud
citizens are invited TO attend.
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sntIers, Attennonl

We have now in store a large stock of
supplies in your line, to which we call
your attention. Such as all kinds Of no.
tons; fancy goods; canned fruits; Vir-
ginia, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken.
lucky tobacco cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers will do we'll to look through
our stock before purchasing else where,
Special attention paid to shipping. No.
50 Public Square, below City Hotel.
HARVEY, HUoHEs & Co.
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"THE WAToHMEN's SALOON" is the
title given by our friends RAWLINGS &
DAALEY, to their cafe on Cherry street.
II is a pleasant, quiet establishment,
where gentlemen can get refreshments OF
the best quality. They do not hunt up
a cheap article, but purchase, no matter
what the price, the choicest liquors in
the market. A house of this kind must
soon, as it deserves, become a f~avorite
place Of resort.
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Ten barrels, Potatoes, forty boxes Or
anges, twenty fves boxes Lemons, and
tens bbls. Apples received this (Wednes-
day. morning, April 29th, at S5 North
Market Street, directly opposite the
Government stable and Government
Blacksmith shop. Choice Butter and
Fresh Eggs received daily. Remember
the place to buy cheap, is at So North
Market Street. April 29-2t*
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JNo. Huan SMITn. Mnuor.

In accordance with the Proclamation
of the President of the United States,
setting apart Thursday, April 90th, as a
day of BLASTING and Prayer" there will
be divine services held in the Presbyteri-
an Church, in Edgefleld, on Thursday,
the 30th inst, at 10 IL o'clock, A. NJ.
All persons are invited to attend.
The services will be conducted by
M. d. HECKARD,
Chaplain 10th Ill. Infantry.
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Islch nnd Rnra.

A new and elegant assortment Of Pho
tographio Albums, more richly embel-
lished than any hitherto brought to this
city, have just been received, and are for
sale at I. NJ. SouLEmR's Photographic
Rooms. Also, a choice variety of Card
Frames, in enamel and gold. These are
a new article, only just imported.
aprI6-tf
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Paovosr MARSHALL Orrlm.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 20, 1868.
Provost Order, No. IL.
1. The arrival Of guests at houses in
this city will, in future, be reported to
Col. VIM. TRUEsDAIL, Chief of the Army
Police, instead of to this office. Arrivals
must be promptly reported, as ordered,
and any failure to SO report will be Sc
verely punished. JoHN A. MARTIN,
Col. and Provost Marshal
ap26-Iw
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ProcIamation by tho Mayor.

In accordance with the Proclamation
of His ExcelIency the President of the
United States, appointing Thursday the
Both inst, to be observed as a day Of
Fasting and Prayer, l call upon all good
and loyal citizens of Nashville, to pay
due regard to the same; and request thai
all the business houses in the city b.
closed on that day.
JNO. HUaH SMITH, Manor.
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wanted.

A situation as Clerk or Book Keeper
in a grocery, dry good store, or Military
department.
Good reference given as % qualification or
loyalty Address
CLERK" Box 1852,
np24-ti City Postofnce.
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The Minstrels have been doing a stir
ring business this week. Their concerts
increase in interest and spirit nightly I;
and lovers Of Ethiopian melodies, fun,
and the dance, seem never 70 weary of
them.