davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-11-07

= lFfom the Miles {M1ck) Republican, Oct. ST.
A man was found In the road murdered,
about 8 O'Clock last Saturday morning, one
mile and quarter southwest Ut this city. He
was discovered by an old gentleman named
Henry Laushbaugh, who was coming to the
city with load of hoop poles. As scop as
The facf beeatie known, Justice Catpman, to-
gether with jury, repaired to the spot. We
have learned the folioFiug facts In relation to
the affair:
From appearances, the murder took p1aca
in some glnbs, about ten rods from the road,
where two men had apparently slept the night
before, and the mnrdered 1nan made his way
from were the struggle took place to where
be Wae found in TIE road, as his courze was
easily Traced BY a large stream Of blood Ho
WIS stabbed three tines Once in the left side
Of bis neck, which looked as though the kEifo
had gone nearly through, once Ia the LEFT side
md once In the left groin. Any one Of the
wounds would have produced death. Aa
oyercoat Was found where ths encounter took
place, with knife hole through the side OF
It, and from appearance belonged to the man
that escaped, as blood WAS traced In au oppo-
tite direction from where the murdered man
was found. The murdered man had on IN
oyercoat, dress coat, two vests, two shirt,
two pairs Of daaWers, and pair Of paat5,
wh,ch "ere stolen from Twomb'y's store and
r1ous. Nearly four hundred Gollars worth Of
the silks which were stolen the same evening,
was also found where the scuftle took place "a
the grubs.
The murdered man was stranger, and WAS
not recognized by any Of our citizens. Hs
band ofthievcs, ind he And his companion got
to quArre1ing about a division OF the goods,
perhaps, which resulted In tho fatal aftay.
The deceased WIS medium sized mAn, with
sandy whlskerB and moustache. =
tp to this writing no clue has been gained
$hn Il LnI
MN. Several a1rests have been made, but to
no purposc- For / week or two previous to
the murder, tWo,men were peddiine ie Telrv
IN the place, which, Without doubt, vas
stolen, and, as they have not been seen since
thcmurder took place, we're probably eng aged
fE the affair some way.
, 1863-11-07

An archaeological discovery has besn
made AZ ofnolac, near Ussat.les. B aims, (Ar.
1sge,) France. On taking down bell. to
make repsis in the ekeepls Of a church, II
was found to bear the date Of 1919, and mrs!
consequently be one of TIE Oldest bells In
Chrlstendom.
in q. recent march from Knoxville to
Cumberland Gap, the biigads Of infantry un.
der Col Fftzroy de Courcey mado sixty miles
in forty.two hours. This Is the bsst exhibi.
ton IT military pedestrianfsn that his been
chronlcltd durfDg the war, and the President
has directed the Secretary Of War to present
his compliments to the heroes Of this axpeli-
lious feat. '' ':'- - -:
AT coin sale In New York last week q
tilyer dollar Of 1891 brought thh price of $2S5,
THIS dollar is very rare, and almost impp.si
bic to frd In good preservation,
"A caee il on trial before tho United States
District Court In Ne1 York, IN which the
plaintiffs seek to recover $40 00o damages to
q cargo Of teR on the vosage from Amoy,
China, to NeE York, By reason Of tha vessej
being infested with cockroachcs, which, il b
charged, ate off the outer 1absls Of the PACK,
ages TO get At the inner: labeI, 90 that tbs con
tignees could not be ascert.ined.. Tue libel
la7lts claim that the value of the tea in tht
market wus thereby diminished. :. :
The common and popular term t'any
other oAn. can be found IN the 18th ch apteI
of JUICES, where Delllah was coaxIng Samp
son for the secret Of his great strength. Il,
di,u]ged as follows: IF ], BIS sh aven, the1
my strength vii 60 from me, mud shall be
i come weak, and be like any other man."
, 1863-11-07

principle was Developed IN her that would in
time reTolutionize the present faYorite sys-
tm of iron clad thip bullding.
We note the witt of this British ofIlcial at
this time to show that there is sometImes an
Eug'ishman who, when he sees good thing.
caa appreciate It, and, at the sane time, Is
put on record that to America belonrs the
codit Of .nvensing all the good ironclsds
which have been built or planned f,,r We do
rot doubt that, ere long, some Eoslfshn. N
will rise up TO claim the plan Of Mr. Webo's
rams as the product Of his b1nin, ., Captsio
Coles did If the turrets.
Shortly after the visit of the Epglish Admf
rai: the Russian Admiral paid the Dunderberg
a yisit accompanied by his staff. They spent
nearly q whole day In inspecting her and the
Italian trtgates. The Admiral was surprised
and delighted at the enormous Ehio and her
peculiar formation. The trnth is-and We
learn from va1ous authentic sources-that
the Dunderbe,g is creating a great deal Of
talk In naval circles all oyer Europa aud q
celebrated Englieh officer is said to have re-
= arked, after her being described to him.
when will these Yankees end with their
new lnyenti0ns.in armed vessels ?":
Thsre Is no doubt tha. this vessel, in her
pe1formaneea, will star:le. tbs world. Her
battery will be very heavy, her speed great,
and Fer pow ers Of, cffense ard defense u1.
equa1ed by anything aaoat.
, 1863-11-07
A Prize Fight in CalIfornIa.

A.rirg battle which lately took place on
Angels Island, somewhere near San Francis.
m. il pranhtcs1}v descr;had. IN +bo -, 49, -,
W. 51Hp1nsA"s oeeei'oeo IL t0o Papets ol
that city. I"enty rounds we're fought on the
1st, md on the second something like eighty.
SIX. Tie following dc,c,,hes the conc,.,s;a,,
- tha soht. '4~' AA' e''sA'a1'i'
u ~ sne nsnt'
N1Detyfecond to Ninety y-seyenth Round
Dryer gave number Of telling blowa upon
did execution. Walker now looked frIo"tfn1. ]
his face WAS beaten into perfect Jelly, and
Ietemhled an uncocked beeisielk. Time, tho
hours and tf.y Five minutes.
Ninety.elghth to One Huudeed and Second
Round-Walker received much additional
punishment, and was stribing very wildly.
DRyer watching an opportunity TO 20 In and
win.
oGe Hundsed and Third Round-Dwyer
bits Walter upon the osle and closes upon
him; both down. Tine, three housa and ten
mtrutes:
One Hundred and Forth Rnun1-nwrav
, 1863-11-07

Why Scmmes Avoids the Vanderbilt.
= The London Shipping Gazette says that, In
commenting upon the probable consequences
q an encounter with the Vanderbilt, Capt.
scmnes Of The Alabama speaks with much
mo3e.ty Of BIS own ship:
lie eaid Tint olthongh tile machinery, Of the
Vanderbilt would be good targe. in lighting
with a steamer, It is not easy to escape f=oH
.hasjpg \ b1ondside. He fouad that to be the
case With the Hatteras. Although he dlspos-
ed q her pretty easily, it was a. much as hs
could do to prevent Ger from giving him q
broadsiac. The plan be adopted with the
ta,1l Halte,ss r. was to use his Large Blakely gan
ifcm the stern Of his chip, md that gun did
the work. The gun is an eighty-fiye Pouudcr,
9nd 2 he ih,nks that his only chance with the
vanderbilt Will be to useit upon her machla-
cry. His opinion ia tint the Vanderbilt has
very Huch greater speed than tho Alabama,
and that it will be imposftble tor lin to get
away from her. He does lot intend to 70 ani
look for her; but he saya ,has If be has to
Ugh. her he will do lis best.
, 1863-11-07

fo1 No sza.n su7Eo3ed to rally srou@d ta&
etas ci1 F4ak. Tour e7oataneons and Eosioas
sxszy 81 e y1a1 eo.nEI. Imce,t,naoi, lastte haa
e1oT1et to AYES OF sce lE!icc11ls leKoos Of 5psk
btesh1e- a1setd3 ia the dad No othar 81 Ate ~
R1oSse ID 81 Ias 1sns Ief + !:e,aK .sas!s
1tsl sons of the lepuhie. Aiew b,ows moro 4nd
nsEoa dtes Tie sncts neA.- Yon: cau1t1J asat1
ealls she ARs you to cioee up tho tarn ID a
Tie battle Scr: % hesces who. on huad &C. o:iouA
10 d. have made the nAEe OF tlnalaaa terror te
r. vlts nheral'ty worthy Auze nj xt<eicado fof
yeu: rsst schlsseuentA. a:d her tA3h ii 1ou aousS
9sa" assta p easa.sds and taoua.oa aad - t4s =
eee,sEor to th d"tt tcreves 30. living or 1y;n6
sftu Ibis Comn1oaWe1th a-d the HeoUbt.: b;oss YuN
REd y0uK NAH.t2 ana memories be Immortal
JAAE% QAKGA
Lieut. Eo,o.ct ktn o. g. CRvAltv
GeiS S1Je3u a. a. PrO. Ma. Gaa NJ
, 1863-11-07

Mr. Nebo Is making rapid s.siiea to va.d5
was. She will be truly "a laundering mpnn.
taip," as her name implies. AireadV her
huge proportions rise up 50 that passers. nv .hv
are attracted by her appea.anca and almost
involuntsri1y enter the yard to survey her
proportions more In detail. oN
formerly of the Admiralty Board, visited this
vessel, and spent several hours III closely fn-
specting her. To say that he was pleased
with her conveys bnt an inadeqqste idea OF
the terms in which he expressed himself IN
relsttcn to his appreciation Of her every point
Of ofs5mmetry and adaptabillty for the purpose
edged that In this ship there. were The eje-
ments Of terrible engine Of mar, and that .
, 1863-11-07
The Queen OF Eogland In Law Suit.
The Paris correspondent of the ~ O, Itea-

The Paris correspondent Of the ". o. Pea.
ysne ssys:
We Ind the Queen Of Epgland-the court
hou.e is Hike your grave yard, no respector
OF perscns-as the Elaintiffin angular suit,
An Eng1ish le1y, whose first husband was a
weal:hy EDgfiehman, and whose second hus-
band was Count do Silly, died last October,
and among other 1esacIes was this bequest :
II give and bequea!h to Her A1ajesiy the
Queen Of England Bum Of LOO, 600 1ancs 10
be employed for the benefit Of the LONDON
pcor." The hc.rs and executors wrote to
the EugEsh Ambassador to acquaint..him with
the FACT 1nforma' ion was, Of course, trans-
,nitted to He. Me5esty, who decided to &C.
eept the 1egacy-Whlch made the heirs furl
Gus; however, they subdued their anger and
begged the Queen to tsankfer the bequest to
'them- The legal advisers OF the Grown were
consulted, and they gaye the opinion that the
Quet had no right TO direct the legacy into
tbls c1aEnel, az the testatrix had begueathed
the n; oney to the London poor. Ths hetrs to
give tlouble Unlisted that the Queen should
attix the royal signature to forml docn.
ment cel trying her receipt OF these Gums.
The Queen moved the Court to eduli. her
ambassador as The proper person 10 receiga
this legacy ard to give the necessary receipt
for The same, ke belDg recognized by all legal
author1ties tie person Of his Sovereign.
The Court took tits 4ieW of 1t aud made The
desired plGer.
, 1863-11-07
French ExtrAvAxance.
"A Patis letter gives the following news Of

- ~>"-~N A~"s~A f5Af%S LAC AO14UH44S usmt "
French e1t1avagance:
Tbs fine ladies' here spend endless sums O,
money on the!r wa.drobes during the Carni
val; but at tho sea Eide they ara still mare
extrav'eant; Some diadain 10 aear q gown
twice In public. One fair dame OF nv. &C.
.qnain'arce not many days ago iefs P4ris with
nine large trunks in her luggage iii filled
With tlHefy: The rage for nov5lty among
this class is very absurd. They hardly ever
rive thought to ahat is beautiful; provided
1t be rev and eccentric they are satiaflsd
Some wear le9thern c!os. b :lts studded with
Others yio with the Aamineo il tbs flamIug
color Of their petticoats. = 4 lady who bears
The titles Of princess and ambassadress Las
ss Trou7ille made 1t the fashioa to dress Ia
tr4ga1d. Daygera are. thertio.e, making for
lsafes' girdleh and it is expected that next
ninteT al the bellies will consider poInard q
ptccssai5 ornament for bail. Bu: there was
never Ecen auch joke Ia brass and leather
os these Affairs, TRey are all sheath. laYlng
70 blade attached to the handle.
, 1863-11-07
31topooals.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY
II TRANSPORTATION

ro oKRIcE o. 1nz p1ror QyAsrxaxAsrsz.l
Fef1 Lxp Kansss r., ostoos: e. =
ortee aosl II O'Clock oas be 10.h dss al Dscemner
rs is5 ths f f1aasFos,.seo of su12iss dn:in9
S:7 III
.oa q Fois Isavsn I'd soats : Of ia
IL q tS
sssh aaap1. aaa Its9 sogtn q, s!r9dsA a:E nSrte
e. r.; :sa IN g. s
fer saps ta septsabeS. pc:u?lvo u the ysaFs is3
Il 80 sas .asst a G':sz & 81
sorts e hai.I' = ,9sas a5 hs si5;sy
{DIfs from IN LeayeE1orth s.a to foss 6ni it I,
s:5s lssi 3 = 4; adas =
E9!11s e " ;on:e dse,s e ssse n AZ ee
. e isa
lnfn1y: 1n4. e. q tneye9'1 49, ~ ~ 4.a 4.s
$tpst = msy :se.a5r.6ed ia do feTt:sor5 Of Nav
snf7 Z u sfe =: :z e
ss 10 :: r. TT = T. = .ea
Is xea ass SS o4
5es9s | SS2e 10 November 'a:1a''s ofts'
e:ss 5si5 g. sosts ssh m
RSS9ds oa heass 20. = I'D ssotoe 1oand. o. ESa:s
6fsao. M pias IL .sa6er. s ~ saissss
.bldsers must siTs their ranes il fu,,. as wsrss
4 se q "a
e9 Knsd By sro o. coto
IL q
iies sseofdans: VIII shs iernss of Ill ad7s.ass 7
- ~ amount Of bonds requ:ed wlu be ~ foroys:
:. S....''.''*.'..'....'..::....'@.. 4oM
, 1863-11-07
CATARRR! CATAHRHtt

~ DR. sEELYEB LIQUID cATtR9H REMEDY.
surt cure Tor Cstarr1 or Cod In the bead. 1t Ii
ess:eI to cure CAFArLn N Cossrxr11o1. Tbs
srnptuHsoi CAar7h n Efst a1e very tilHAt Pe-Kous
more eeatA:ive 10 tho cnsnEes Q. rempe1stufe. The
nsee .nsJ u ~ q sngGt taa sd ssd
EsIoEic 80 60: "a Of p.ow1sg he nose Or {sls
prsath ixcou.ts ouenEre. It ncy tett ~ the sanse
81 smell ARD csuse d-af.esa &C. Price q: t.atAr4
Clark street tup st*l'ej Audrtts o.. U IL 3EELYE,
ElkA, GkG.u,J3 1.u TC TH&sA
, 1863-11-07

ia t1 ti.esse II Ill III s camp. Enc1e p.Tiocs re
many my and comforts ies To I1os.cs Themselves
1nk tte Eold oele., p,ovce themselves @lh tuppiy
,ot otEus1GTTKRb sT.'AACH nlTrhKS. All sGiaes
beneath the sun sIE more Of te8s tAutble bat II hn
~ testimony sseed TO- ntaer II vola ree and Of
Lie atsonKeAt Kind, Be worth atr&v. THEa tns f.
q. c. which tntta Aev Iasior' rbat has bsea ds
coysEee, a1d T. IA fa.t, - nF IAInLsA AnE hing
nnve uitd d. cl.1e u4I asa OF It xalI nent: :Anze
TIC EefE fclpus Q1AMtea o. unvloeso v9ter. and
fhas IL tabfasf uie ~,I 20 braca the ..s:e !, to
1endtE Ssphble Of 1~Rtl1EE .ae Dc etes,oaa tGan:
article. and rs~d &ln1c6 utvsrba1S oy The u9ers A.
dlttdiink Nlef evrf Its prn Pc tee eecouo EooEu
AID I'll ordlt sta Aats disc 3rded
0ld tht pure AID tex.tosul TeEetA1la ronc eRnsutu
ted for tim. IT'S pSS- S-NT-7H&sATi1
, 1863-11-07
MEDICAL CARD,

tk2N II 4 "a AE0'WE%V.Nt ID > 0.9
graduate Of the l'ow E1s!e. Female Aeaics! Col
stEe At boBton, respectfully al acet that las
opao, AZ n. j1it ct.Y iav q prActtced ye4r
IN tts few fc5k IL Urn * fos ths dss sses u weE
OF Chicago and I:cL.tY tute 2s s:sts street o 1ca
noEn from 81 II N MARY 4 Th0kPSpS.
Serdnec Ma. &C. 6terEan. Mn. =. 8. Rs Ger.
, 1863-11-07
Dattl]eg.
w AT Oh S ,

- = -
,qfs,s 2, Gse5s ps Il the army AZ
IL: s:s:2s' ss ~ sas'ses' iS evef 0''F
1y Il R>s9 93: sss q
,.a.sls Pas 1isss q sEs Is a:c.
t,.. s;;Sa yn;, d sca.
oure sas :eSqiscs Sns
sPssis :ssss q sssssS sFHz
~ s9s Te,t In
MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS
TEE Pzasro11oS OF xrcaAz1sx.
Being q Hunting, or Open Face. OF Lady's or
Gertleman's s Watch coubined, with Pa.
tent 5eH-Wicding Improvement.
They !. .Ilus. atea Sexs IN IL ts.4s r Ja1. 10
isGs lA pAse IL Eo:11e2.i.7 4a7s: a1s5 bs1a
i%.sed *: Mio1c THE oHs .RrEs ID tnd i Huati5S
ess sd sea.d e. 81 be S!e:a I'd
s ia sa s;s 4.
csiEe:y 'ts ~ alndt. s:.scens0t, 1eadenn5 ley
eh.hsls e1s EEre;e,sk:y Tho ea4s Q. tata Watca aro
5ee sst17 aS5 ss asos y s7
TEE u wa 9fea a acca ate ae2sees"
E1nr r!e IL lcst No:o. po5es f,r t1oss 90
ss EsSs 'SS sss L. ssass 81 0 nal
SILVER WATCHES.
First-class HUNTING Timepieces,
FOE ACCURACY OF MOVEMENT. E.AurY or x,rKE,AL
AND. Above al. C1EAPIEas In PR1oa. 1HIIE
WATCHES NCsT KSsEHE
UNIVERSAL APPRECIATION.
n litatioq f.ut'ess til caa hardy be det.cred
, 1863-11-07

a. AAERIAGE
ContRtci1g nearly 800 kes. and 130 fcs Fates aud
1ErAEt g. of tho Apstoaly Of ths Sexual UtgAcs In
Abnse. ia p plo1sble cocseqne1cea uEon tho Atnd
and DotE tn 1ha Auth. Plan Of TrtAt aont-Ele
oDly rational sst eucceasfal N da or carr q sbo N
p The q caais treated fruitful edvtser to
the EnArrisd ard Incke t. cxfeuplxttnk Ua-T4Rre xno
eEte't.n doubts Of ,heir phsatca' coed .Een: seat
res q poesaK. 70 ~ soertss on receipt ot x5 esr
CRul4: Ne 81 kA1ten LAue. albany. n. T.
, 1863-11-07
LIVE ST e

THONISON'S LONDON KITCH-
l. ENEii, OR EuHuPEAE kAN iot lams.es.
tste.e, OF public .usJIutlan1 ID TWENTY D1s
EET s1ZES. A1so, Pe'1adelpht4 ksoEes: AoE A:s
hoArd Btnvea Bath Bcia.s, Sc w;oe Psa:es atolets.
Cooking SsoTes &c. II wtolelae and fesA1- o2 tha
UAaatActafesA CHASE. SHARPE Il THOMSON,
. 200 Norta kectSd s:yee,. Philadelphia. Pa.
anfS r n
, 1863-11-07

OFFICE COMMISSARY OF
% : Efsi.ae5ssss g. 'ss:st si:s
i; is s.; + S:ssS s. j
r. saszg e.: sE3:s ss,sr
sss s; e Ss1s l.. iss:
aIe CT nsy be y ATT Posr or PLACE IN FaE liz.
Ss,is; e
saS!EF n 1t9 sce County e Gook % Day of W
es ssa E. lss' tRs 4 f. .aes aes
3 & e. 5ate a'.1 ss Ss e
o5acn q sas GoTs1nmkas q sal aola oaessxes ises
s. 'ssss eas !sasss os s9s;
F.on: s s
1% 199 1sEons q @ Beans @ os P.sa = y, n-...
5ss chs: @ 3 :! hssag rs III 5 6. Rs ,: +
1ss': IL 1:os: :: ef9; o{ Tss r
1eS .stess Z sFo.a sa,sr IS. i q SIS.
csasi:. ?:e:
i4 S as.oaa 81 ~ sGs2 T.. cs
lSo ,atoEt 4 Pots.osa 30 ns :: c:s
lsS 9sos: aGisss e. quar-. Ct.
sfaps iesn =. 81 fa7a.a Soana, a, n...
.9t,d r. IS sTsaaa Ce.lss 4 lea .! % s!ee
~ ssaa q ess Cd isa3 I'D
s17geen o. Coaesr7. ar9 co,n XII ne
hen." ~ ~eN = eo-op Gu "a.
70 b l'gced By TIC bidder or >.d.a,s)
txo per.c1s $. "
1hc undkttgced -. Of. IN the STATE OF ILL.,
nen. nero thsfang inst I. ca.e ins foregoing bic
o.. ABOVE dtpe lihBo. ue 2ccer ted no or they
VII on o. os!c1a the 12h eI No en.er lsD yxs-
cue tne contract for tha sAsea NJ. uadera!2neu
atfnltes. and In cAo The saai RhA;i {&4 to auttF
!e!o eoaftac ~ Aforesaid. VI 2u7.au*y good
tas! which usy be accepted Eo7enb=r =. rSe3.
wltnesa z +. t6=sssntors.
hereby ee-tf7 thst the abovA named - are kooHo
70 NJ - oasa cf property ab1s 10 make Eo7d sa-
STo BAL nsa ;, sna uni:aa s.: rtst:'ct 1u:racr
EYE I'd 1!r ass printed COPY ortni. atver.e-
IL e .esn asttt. oics whan ii IL IL msts6vs
dr1r, the psopcssI Eluss be Mgned pY each mersbey
wien seTer.l articles compose tie Ysston ~. ,s,son
pskE re itqoiAiuon stall tave ~ ser b .tGllrc
erfer s.ttls rEo uncsrsene. reserves .he r:zn3 %
REJECT Ao1 BID tnAf L ~ oa ona<ed.
.FA1Me-t VIII Le usd6 .1cB = E3cctt. O. - 3cQu
lLeseAef - suHea ms? be on hsud tcr shHt purno<a
On tna pFeaentAton ct 1u Ao11acs CT sao F-ovl4ca
tsnffs or receipt Of ktLrea - required By ta Army
a&1 at1ors. T1o Al:l+afy D!st7c. OF fnol i.c,u5aH
fse w5clB stae. e1cep" tar cities Of Cslro k.d ktou
Rtddrfs Requested to he pFtesnt wnAr btta sre
opened n, ". .hDWAEpS. Can't Il n
, 1863-11-07

1rTE1 TO:
4es8Is. Henry At1ea 4 Co.. John J. Roe. EQ, Am.
ptote Ateder. EeQ. 81. Louis, ="
soleDc . ssu.gea Sens t:htcego.
AefsI6 Parker. EAit l. Coax MessfA VIE. Glenn &
CATO. .~So4'' NA41ss u ~ 20 Haee = - 49,
, 1863-11-07
Du.ES! PI1E5!i

L. DIR. WiTF1ELD'e
VEG ET PILLS..
'7kle Nsrrhptet ce.tstn cure fer FISfVLA. BLIND
Oh BLEAD1EG FILES. .
We Eopid csutna II e7hc ARE victims to It'll 1ts-
:rnsE1 couplsi = Y avid th. oi extsrns: appl
n. .TITtIEtDS -emed5 7eEoyes tht capae al 81
4hea&e tnG actcta = pern:aIett co e.
TEl6 is no QT4 MEDICINE.
There y. fAFe tee7 tiki for tie 4aat aeYal yeAT1
tpda no E.stasce hase they fxt!Fd N cufe
PT4oe 80 aeE8 pr bog. Sent by ki1 to any A46rez&
J. TUUFG, Sole proprietor,
{sl BroAdEay. II. r.
ako. IL. ss3-.a5:6sm
HAIR DYEl RAlH UYE{{
IL BATt;nELoBu se.en:saed FAIR DYE ts 1z1
5NEr n Gak flALS, TIE c11J EAkNLxke, TIu4 and
. 5s1:ar11 Dys teo.n % n, m eelsad,s ~ D5es
% 6Lossy hLAoK or IA 1pE4L EsoxH. without Ii.
uf4nE the EAt- O. e.zi-t1E .he adnerAxf.g Ea.r
tcks &Ad EGAuiffdi II ffa4b Atv f-tqz entty
estes,nE - rr:.tEe color nd recnts eee Il enecs
3ATcE1I2E y other are Uere tnfsstonA. .sne shonld
;sa tyt.9ed to1t by ~ DruEE!Gt1. nc Factory. Il
, 1863-11-07
An 3!IIE PURCHASING

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lr open Market. vt $Ln zach. ra4ms.t nada On t,,s
teItel5 Ct ..kht t9} CT nose.
pua PISS st a il a.
, 1863-11-07
OYSTERS, OYSTERS.-F;fth
~ Annual aasa OIL. c. kAHoEYs
$4,000 ,r1,s2., TO Loan 4.@,!' eIts,s OF !

yrils. ~ ~, ~ ~ Improved FAfms. W1t1ln In
'-A ~ 81 EIseago. IN suns of u 900 to =. 900.
Vn 4 arce to Five Years Times
Apply 10 .. 4 ZEE RsDNe ,,ar.ndn1nh.,t .,t nh,c.uo
oceo p6. 1.ls - Ass1o'4Pa'ss' o44e~sS
, 1863-11-07

d}tta1ce In the wake of Brother Jor,th.n. Is
teat}rg the later in one matter; the etean-
plough has already come into practical use in
ELglard; It Is yet an experiment Filth rs. We
gather eeme Interesting particulars Of the re-.
tults ct steam Plori1g on English farms
Printkd III the Royal Agricultural socie:y's
)turnal: Ee proves, By great number Of re-
ppFta. that Rttn.n 1itlnan Ia rhe1nar rnc-o ~
, 1863-11-07

70 avo;d fnnoftton cbserv the slznata.e a1d LlSe
le4s Of DE- 6te3Eez Sweet on cYoly Label, And A.ec
"stepheo Sweets l1faluble Ltnlment" blown 10 ttf
y!a2s Of each oott1e without uhc1 roIs are xe1rtaa
RICHARDSON CO.,
6nle Prorrteto7s. Norwich, G..
FOR tale By LORD 4 SMITH, Geas.al Weste.a
Axsots; = Lake at1eet. Chicago. ard BY des1es1
oTesyNhe1e. fozzA4E-ooY.1y
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-28
United States of Amer ca !:

DISTRtCT. gF MIDDLE TENNA3sE Mo. ~ 4
"A HERENS, an inlor mat on as heae @ 81 Ia Il
w district Court OF the United states FOR "a
District, on he '7th DAY Of August, 1863, nv J \
T, imble Esq., Attorney for the Uuitei lSmtts /
said District on behalf OF the United States agaih
certain L6t, aud tie storehousu and other impro,
ments theibon, situated on the South asst COZ net
the Public sasare, ia Nashville District aforesaid
which properly r och Ensey IL The puted oWnl
the same having been seized and now Ia CustOdy 4
T.. K. Glaso,ck Marshal &C, under order
aeizur ,issued by said John Fri bic, August Sd lS
alleging amoyg other things, that 2 ID property \
seized ID 50 District land ON the 81 day Of 81
TENDER, 1892, as loIf tied 10 the united Slater
cause the talna WAS knowingly used AID enlPio4
by, and with the consent Of the owner Tier VI
aiding anu sbetting ana promoting au med r.
lion against ana resistance TO the lave OF the Uni
States. .... s
Now, therefore, IN obedience 10 the noniton
the Court under tins Seal Of the Court, TO efre
Cd and delivered, do hereby give public tice
all peFsOns G aim.sg id property, Or Knowing,
having any thing to say, why tho sau.e shou mot
condemned as forfeited, that they be and appear
fore said District Court to be hed at The, Fedei
Court room, al the Capitol, ~ the Guy Df Nashvi
ON tile 18Th day OF October, 1853, then. ant therd
iute' iose their claims k. X. GLAPCQCk,
U S. Marshal for Middle District OF Tennesseei
auR2b-l4t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-28
United stateA of America

DISTRICT or hIDDLET ENNEssRE- No. %. "a
IA HEkEASs AN in lorEai on has been filed 10 the
" District Court Of the United states for said Dis
triet, on the 18Th day August A, ~ ls63, BY John
Trimble Hsq., Attorney for the United States or kad
Districts on behalf OF the United ates against pna
box of Books, two box,s containing rs bundles BAD
80 hanks Of spun Thread, 2 bolts and one remnant
ToiTeyWesltr bots and rpmnsnts Of coarAa " boil
on Cloth, and bolts and 8 remnants Of Cotton
Domestic. .tuas
Alledging IN substance that said Property Wassolzed
on land IN said District, and 10 ahle 20 oouscs, lon
because said owner was on tho lst day Of January,
1865, engaged In aiding and abettng certa n armed
rebellion against the Government Of The United states
not having returned 10 his allegiance 10 the Uhlted
states within 60 days after tho prucamR on Of the
Presidsn' of'the Vntsa 5tatca ,Ersrred TO In faid
Information. q
Now, therefore, In obedience 70 tho monitor odihe
Court, under the seal Of the oour TO directed hnd
delivered, do hereby give public notice N all per-
sons claiming said properly, or knowing, or haVng
anything 70 say, why the same should not be dOn-
demned forfeited that they be and appear olore
sid District Court 10 be held at the Federal Court
ROOM at the Capitol, In the City Of Nashville, on the
18Th day OF October 1853 thon and there TO ntorose
their claims. a.
t- E r. GLAsC0CK, .
o. 9. Marshal foS Middle District Of TennesseS e
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