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mr. DoIbsar.-.PhOnography.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 18th, 1853.
take pleasure in directing the atten-
ton Of my military friends, and all
others, TO The science Of photography, as
taught BY Profit. W. DOlbeAr, Of this
city.
have availed myself. Of The opPor-
tunity of taking course of instruction in
this labor saving science, and though my
official engagements prevented my regular
attention, yet am perfectly astOnished
with the progress have made in so short
time. Eight or ten lessons includes all
The instruction have received, aud by
which have been enabled 10 master The
principles. read and write il, with ease
aud readiness. The admirable sdapta-
tion Of this science to the requirements
of the people in this age Of railroads and
telegrsphs, mast commend itself TO ths
attention of every rejecting mind. /
hesitate not 90 say, that Mr. D.'s expert
NAS0 - hucl IS 10 enhDlo MIN t0aALApAAN
ilsPrinciplss to the comprehension Of any
ordinary mind, in the remarkably short
period Of few hours. lam further pre-
pared 70 assert abst if the practical utility
of this remarkable invention was pro-
perly appreciated, no friend Of progress
and improvement, woald be SO unmind-
full Of his duty 10 himself and others, as
to neglect any opportunity to avail him
self Of = practical knowledge Of this
rapid, rational, aud philosophical system
Of eOmmitiag ones thoaghts TO paper.
I'D. RHODES
Capt 60th nss. Vol. Infantry.
Having learned tAe interesting and
useful science of Photography with Pro-
fessorJ. W. DOlbear, most heartily en-
dorse the above notice by Capt. Rhodes.
JksP PArRIDGE,
Capt 44sh Ills. Vols. nifty.
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ET0HI
President Of the Law school, AZ Lebanon fsnn. AMI
Wh0was for 20 years on The supreme Bsneh Of Tsa-
uessee
''Mr. Doibear has spent many yeas IN teaching
and pcrfecting bis system Of instruction. and Is ~
Car superior % any teacher Of penmanshp have
or seen You viii perceive AZ once that he Is men
Of me Intelligence. lie gives instructicn witolt
reIsOa. and his reasoning Is 50 Just aRd clear THAI
you perceive the principle he sseks 70 mpart
and that being hXed IN the Mint the pupil, acting
upon it, soon learns 20 write with and rapidly,
as well as with elegance
commend Mr.. DOlbear 70 your kind attention, and
trust it wiz be consistent with your and feut-
ings 70 forward bis objects. Any service you my
render him win be worthily bestowed aud viii Oblifs
me Very respectfully, your irieni,
LEHAEoS, TENS., Oct. 20, 1886. n. GREEN.
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az NoLJAAiAs 4ESs nov ., lt4a
Mr.. J. ". noIREAR-Dear Sir I have BEEN muf
Interested and pleased IN examining Jour system q
Penmanship. Your method Of teaching seems % 10
70 be both skfal and stithfsl and iaslruFem uG
q your pupils s -prising and rapid beyond a.
thi1g have ever Witnessed. I shall feel happy 4
this testimony your merit shall lead 0thers - avs
themselves OF your Instruction IN ono Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully,
etc. JAS. II. OrET.
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Capt. ooh his. Vol. Infantry.
United States of America
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AtDuLk DISTRICT or TENNESSEE. /.
w kEkEtsi On The lsth ~aAy. q Deosnle,. lssa
w AZ ini9rmafton Nas aicd In the District Coprt
81 ne United STATS for said District bv Horrre a
lntFsoni hsa, Attorney % the United SiairF for ~
district, against casef a. boots and shoes r,arts
9 3 seil 90, Nashville Tennessee, alleging ip
Fubstance, taAtea The - o. ytfss-- lseS a Nssh.
vine, % ste y strfi. -esisea ssafd fF0ecrt~ ~.
sszed BY Joseph X. plion 49,. Surveyor 90 oostans
ierfsited 20 tue United States Tor causes IN ss hi
f5rmaiion sci fifth, alleged % be true toSIt. That
on the - dag oi-, iSsS. Sad iroFsftt sEas srzus.
pOFtsi from louisviir, IN the STATE OF Keutusty ts
Eashvile, In The State q tennessee, Wiihaut rcr
mil u ariy authorized ufoer - The Treasury De
pariment, o. with one, that & sas fran0uleniiy o.
tanned and for other Ia fad iniorma lon spa6
I'D and praying iof process 10 oniorce ne g.
and neunsestoa Of sad property snd uaat persou
eon1erned Ia iztsreet IN the ssne thuu BE- cited
Appear on iae return dly q SAD process And inter
pos their cisians.
Nov, thersloFc. - pursuancs Of the nonition O
sad court, uDder the N Of said Court % me cirect
81 hesees ase pubic potios 70 all perfons concern
% IN interest Ia said properly 70 appear before 81
C1uftat tne fceerai Court koam IN ths Cspitol \
Haskstt, ontAe plire Hetaas "a zpfa nezl, a 4
o'coe= A. X, tea ead thsfs u lntsrs~e thsF cstur
-. - =. r GkAec0CK,
dsci5-itt. essF-F
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Marshal's Sale.

mr. virtue Of writ seHdiali szs 70 mo directed
ID ON the Great Court Of the United Ststrs, ior
he Middle District Of Tennessee, IS rs October term,
fs6s / will expose 20 public sale, 20 the highest
bidder for cash at the door Of the Court house In
Kashville. Tennessee, commsno.ng az II o'clook A.
4 on. TUESDAY, the lsih day 81 JANUARY, 1854,
81 the right lille, claim, interest and estate which
Jas @. OWea has ia trAct q lAna q VII Amsoa
county, TenhoGce, About seven niles rom frankln.
on or near he Nashville TsrnPike, Bounded a. fol
ioNs Beginnibg az sugar Tree on me North side
81 knob. the SoufhWest cgrner of The tract thence
East 276h poles 10 a staks, n. Bells SouthWest
Der thepce hgTsh, one degree fast, 81 poles, ~
sake, oriEtbaiiy Hickory; fhence West Isl poles.
tos black Asa; thencs North. enc degree kast, 90
POLES, 70 stake; theace West 81 poles The centre
81 ne Turnpike rcas tbspSs, with ehe centrp o. Sad
road 20 stake ca Daniel Johnstena south boundary
iine, IS poles, thenae Vest ons seEToe North 90 :
poles % stake thcncs West, three and half de-
Erecs south, Jas polcs, 90 rock thsnce sonth i43
poles y The beginning epatziulsE By O. innate NO
Hundred and Forty Acres, and vested IN said Jas c
osen ~ aeea from n Bed, bearing data March i6lh
1875, Which = reearde4 OF page 81 q Rook W. Of ne
hegistraf ior Hinlanscn ccuutss the sad trzst n
anai VIA Al tnu improvements tAereou. wtirh Nil
Be sold thereElpi, pslag levied on 70 fassy 1sdg
uaent rendered ~ - clrezst Cenrt q The United
ftsiel foF the Hiddle nlFtFfcI e TeDcesses a. 81
April tern, iasS = isvos e Henry Booa azd aEalalt
L 1is Q, OEen aEttlheEt. 1
KA sLAaoocK, Marshal.
4ees-a ~ v, taEruFf, psrpsF.
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DIR. KNEES DlSPENSARY.

EsN g. DR.. KING formerly o. New York,
80 for Lsst yoars CT Louisville, Ky,
80 49, who has devoted his atteniitHh GO
the treatment Of privsts diseases for 80 years 1Ettefs
himself having attended 10 practice for 20 many
years, and cured 20 many thousands, he q enabled
10 cure all diseases OF private nature, matter
how bad they may be from njudicogs medical trect-
uert, or from .negiect Of their cwn. Dr. King'-
Dpsnszry is No % Dsadsriek street. betWesn oheTs
y and the Square, second stoy, Whars he cuFta AZ
diseases Of private nature.
6onorTh9S cured without nsnseous EedlciEcE OF
Interference with business.
Structures OF cid recent date e1eotrally cured n
fsw days, by an operation which causes GO PEia.
Where structure exists health cannot b e1uioJsd
Perhaps no csoase causes more mischief aud undsr-
mines the constitution 60 much.
Syphilis, With al tho diseases o. ths % 81, growing
cut of neglect or bad trestnent, can be eEectcsry
cured "a Few days
S.sssai zrtiC1iar tteuticn having beca
KigeA &c this dise1se, and al the conzsqusces grow
lingo CT It, b7oaght IA many cases BY Ike de-
structve habits Of insorzieFste youihs AID excess
i've indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of which
will undermine the ocasrifuti51 resd8ri1g the sab
isct Unit for business socieys and causing pTcDa
icre old as,e
Females who nay De isboriug with sry dfllsal4y
ths Womb may Test Gssursdof immediate Ts.--..
Persons residing abroad, By wrltiEg snd STATING
their case, with tee enclosed direct to Dr. a. Ein
Nc. % Deaderiok street, Eashyil,s Tom. wiz have
he neosssEry medicines sect 60 thor Edarcza Oics
hcETs ron = o'clock In NE morning until n 80
rsaisE fAats 1aiu d&-fr.
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HEADQUARTERS COMMISSION FOR THE }
ORGANIZATION or .. s. CoLoKED TRooPs,}
Nashville, Tenn. Nov. 4, 1858. }
Circular No. /. 40 Is ia IA
In. aecordance with Orders from Chs
President Of the United States, the fol.
lowing recruiting stations have been es.
tablished for Coiored Troops in the De
partnsSt Of the Cumberland: s1r -.
Nashville, Tennessee, :
MurfFeesboro,
GaIfafin,
Wsrtrace,
GAINESVILLE,
SheIbyviile,
C0lumbia,
Stevenson, Alabama.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgeport, Alabams.
PikeTille, Tenn.
Fort Doneldson, Tenn.
McMinnville, Tenn.
Pulaski, Tenn.
Lynnville,
All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the Board appointed by the President,
and consisting Of -
Tho Board will hold is sessions at
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists will be furnished the Board for pub
lie information, AID on demand exhib-
tied to any person claiming that his or
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
days after the fling of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or enter
tanned from any person who is or has
been engaged In rebellion against the
Government Of the United States, or who
in any way has given aid, OF shall give
aid or comfort to the enemies Of the Gov
eminent, and all claimants shall file with
their claims an oath of allegiance 10 the
Government of the United States.
The mastering officer will furnish off,
ciaI copies Of all muster-in rolls, for the
information and guidance Of the above
Board.
Any citizen Of Tennessee who shall
offer his or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, If such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer = certificate thereof, with de-
scriptive list of such slave, aud become
entitled 70 compensation for the service or
labor Of said slave, not exceeding the
sum Of three hundred dollars, upon fling
with the above Board . valid deed of
mAnumissiOn aud release, and making
satisfactory proof Of title; and any slave
so enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlistments viii be made in accord
ance with the provisions of General Or
der No. 329, current series War Depart
ment
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
GEORGE L. STEARNs,
W Major and A. A. g.. u. s.,
Com'r 0rg'n U. S. oolored Troops.
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VIII be furnished free Of ehaTgs 10 soldiers In on Jut
Of The Hospitals, u their bottles or iRkstands 70
brought at the above hours. SOLDIEks arc taught one
thifd loss than citzens.
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wAsH1Neros On. Juns %. 1sl.

he following very just remarks Il the Hon. Tbs.
II. Benton, Z. 5. senator, are worthy The attentive
regard Of parents aud all young persons Who have
any hope o. success Ia the busiuos. Of lfe.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
WRITING
BOOK KEEPING
EAUGHr ~
J. w. DOLBEAR,
AuthOr Of the "ssisuos ct Psnnaashir.s

Persons rom 70 80 years car learn this sv,te,,s
IN aisE lessoGs ladies' are taught % vrito IN =
neat, easy and rapid manner, aud geutsu,on In ~ a
rapid, business style. 49,
TO persons acquainted with its merits hin ,v.s.,,
. Nrltins needs no other recommendation buf 49,
unaoq eAhte9 with u, Mr.. d. refers 10 The fsllei
femarAs ana tsstimonlals. Instead on teschinr p,-
~A71lP merely ~ an tntatioa Art an experience =
- years hAs enabled him 20 reduce IL % The es-f
81 sesascts 20 that being guided By tuo,,l.d- ~,
stesa Of r1sdoa Praef'es fups from 70 60 years -
~ snort TINE learn 70 write with EASE, EIEGANCE
aud RAPIDITT.
So accurate Is his system, ard 50 uuif,rr, q, I'D.
success, that after Witnessing its Effects on ssyi
hundred pupils in Nashville, the lEmonted 49, 4
Hume observes.
sHaying had fair opportunity Of exarnipiB, -.
system Of fsnmaush p, and having sen the yTeit.
fnl and rapid improvements OF your pupils An -
school, consider il but just 20 say that beleve I,
10 be not only the best sySe1a but hs Only ons H..
Vsq fhs naus-for By strict attention 10 the M "a ~
en-, eng person may, in short time, acquire r.
rapid ami elegant hand. should be picassd 10 -,
IL universally adopted"
This expression was coneurred IN By
Maj. Gen r. p. Gaines, Z. 5. Army;
His Sxcellency, james G. Jones, Gov. q Tennesus.
I Rt. Rev. J. n Otsy, Bishop Of Tennessee
Rt. Rev. r. p. Niles, Bishop Of Nashvills.
Rev. Philip Lindsey, d. ID. Pres. Of NashvElo z =
yersity.
Rev. J. T. Elgar, D D., and many other eitlpsus n
whom, Andrew Jackson says:
Being requested by Messrs. Dolboar 70 stats the
standing In society Of the gentlemen sgntrs % Tie
within, do with much pleasure, being ACQUAINTED
with most Of them; they are highly respectable aud
gentlemen Of education and a high Standing IN %
eiety. ANDREW JACKSON
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Sr--ConsderIng good Handwriting 70 be n0t only
accomplishment, but means Of success to ev, ~
man engaged IN buness, CRAFTY applaud your u,er~
Orous exertiOns to improve the obirocraphy Of the
age. gentleman or a lady either who writes badly
writes willingly; and consequently oitea aH 10
write when they Should; and whan they do write 10 II
doue a. the last moment with haste and impateI ee
and consequently with faults Of all kiads Of en- N
hitting AID njuring both the writer and the cause
which be advocates. Wishing you every success N
your laudable undertakings,
.fr,1w I
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NASHVILLE, Dec. Islh, $50
m Nv. DoraEAn.
J. 3. HAYS,
Pastor Of the "a Presbyterisn church,
Nashville, Tenn.


In about SIX months from the time / began Tho
stady Of Photography, With iess than eua--hlrd %
said time devoted - us sttzinmGnt was employed
a. Reporter for the United States Board Of Ciaims
The flithful teaching OfMr. J. " Dolbear 81 Nash.
vile, and the study snd practice o. tS concsss com
prehensiys, and iudienusly arranged pbon0gI aphia
books Of Zen Ftmau, Of Cincinnati, have thus sssIiv
enabled me % MAKE Photography practically usef1l
IL primo pies are quickly mastered, and know u
nothing thai young pers0ss can eara with equal uro.
pect Of Immediate and profitable smpl0ymeuf
The Secretary u War has ordered, July Ca Is8s
IN General order No. ZJ5, p1onographlc reporters
empoyed under The authority Of the z9th section Of
the act o. OoDgress approved hsrch g. is65 VIII b.,
allowed not exceeding Ten dollars per day, etc tbs
VII Of course greatly Increase ths demand Tor Rs-
portcrs. DUscaH K. DoaEa
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TO THE S0LDIERSi
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

e~@--@-@ 49, NN@-AN a - AZ - = Alf
For the use Of Soldiers.
tits printed in four celors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, aud Artillery,
msFehigg in countless Numbers, into
Dixie, with drums beating, eoloEs flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name Of the
Soldier. Company, Regiment and oGesrs;
size 1917. The certificate is enclosed
in = passsboard tnbs and can be seat 70
any part Of the country without injury;
and the soldier, afterfilliBg mp the blank
lines, can put ii back in the tube and re-
mail il to his friends, and they will get
il framed and preserve it As = remsm-
braaee. m 70 5n3s -
Price 30 cents. Sent By mail, pre-
paid BA1 = "a ft5E-a
In. RHODES & CO.
b Union Street. Nashville.
Agents wanted to ssh TIE abovs.
oct18- Sm. -sfeek el O. -
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respectfully,
THOS. Il. BESTON,

Allow me 70 introduce 70 you my friend J. w. Dol
bear who sits your city for the purpose Of u en-
Ing PennIanship and Photography. His reputstioa
successful teacher V well and 30 widely esiab-
Hghed that viii say nothin on that score. oniy
desire 70 present. him as gentleman from whcso 50
ciety have derived much pleasure aud proht sRI a.
one whom you have tbs intelligence 70 appreciate.
anything you may do % further his designs VII -
gratefully ackr0gedged BY your friend,
J0HN G. EDGAR
ROOM 9vg Snifa'S Drug Sore, Cor. ChsHSA asd ~
Shss' HOURS, 2 to II, a. N, 70 5, p. m, Ena 2
10 3 at night.
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MARSHAL's SALE
or
DRY GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTH

~ ING, LANDMARK, &c.
II WILL OFFER FOR SALE, to the highest bidder,
for c. sd, At the store-hlase formerly occupied
by A. J. Duncan Co, commencing on WEDNE 3
DAY, the ga day q Decsmb r, aud continuing from
time 70 time until al are sold, a large and ried
genNemen's wear. Ready made clotaing, Boots AID
Shoes, rats and Caps, hardware, CioAks Thread OF
every varsity, with q general sssorimsnt usually
kept in wholesale heuse. Sale - commences a. 10
ocloek, posti and witbs reserve "a.
dec2s 4 b GLASooCK, q. Il, Nd. 7.
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In January last Mr.. J. W. D0iBear gave, ne u
eAargs, course Of lessons IN PhOnograyhy and Wr-
ting % myself and many other WOunded 80disrs Ia
Hospital No. 70. Tedious hours Wers thus chsagsl
% pleasant and profitable onea. We yaiae hlRhIv
our knowledge o. PEonography, and Hose who havss
lett The Hospital correspond In it with fhoas Wh1
have not ". +. Darwin, 81 cOmpany \, Ifth y >
A, who returned home disa5i8d for ne from BIZ
wounds, writes thst be 70 teacbiag PhnnoxrsphT aaf
hnds it % probable that he would u0t Axe tgO
for Ehat he iearned fOai Mr. D. lhink both ~ ders
and oios Noaid Tad the learning o. Il p7Oa1abi,,
employ ment ipf their ieisurs tine ID caraD o. boU-
Iai' Without dsiriGeni 70 other duties
O. 49,
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PHONOGRAPHY

is - smpls ard easy that its prineiples can al 30
learned Ia kW hours, and small amount Of Dr. O.
ice will enable one 70 use Il for the daily purposes
life
None but those who are acquainted win Il can
form any tea Of lie great brsvity and simplicity Or
OF the ease with which H can be lsarued. But II Is
Is Photography II Is system Of short hand with T.
which can BE- written ten times fast a. the eouso
writing, read As easily, and learned viii Car les
trouble.
Il used not only by Reporters bat By hundreds Il
thousands In this country and IN England for privas
writing for composition for taxing testimony, etc;
in courts for sermons, for correspondence, Tor book
keeping, etc, etc By ladies', by ssudsnta By Cleric
BY Ciergymen, BY lawyers, etc, and rapidly COM
ing into general use.
AZ a labor Iaviag invention, its valae can soarcs.y
be estimated, and Il requires but little me 70 e1a
70 use Il for the daily purposes Of lie But The o.
lection y made that others cannot read ti Wei Thea
let them spend few hours 70 earn n, for EheTe .
the justice ID requiring the active and intelligent -
spend ten days IN doing What Ehey might Do IN ons
merely 70 the incident a few h0urs edort =
learning thing which would be useful 10 them ar
hlef The time was when but few persons eoad
write thcir names, but the progress Of ths age cs
mands more rapid method Of writing, and Nhiis
the active and INTEL gent Nest and Will have the
advantages Of Photography, The indolent must sub
nit % the disadvantage caused By their Owa inda-
lenee
The ease With which Il caa be brought INTO profit
able and daily use Is shown By the following csrtn-
Gates. II Is only those who ign0raHt q Il sls
ever SPEAK againat II.
NASHVILLE Dec. Isth, $50
hR. J. ". DOLREAa:
sIE: The few lessons took from you some time
since IN Photography, have enabled me 10 save mo-.
than tWOthirds OF the labor 10 preparing my seTmou
and have DO doubt Il win soon enable me 10 eass
three fourths Of Il. have never spent tims MOI .
probably than Ia Us attainment, and iesl perfect
Tree 10 Recommending Il 70 Clergymon generally a. q
means By which vast Amount Of time may b sAvet
and that too With far less eOrt than genersly SUP
posed. Its principles few and 81 nple, " easy
attainment and suited 10 tue full expression q every
word 10 the language, either Tor present or per-
manent record. 1surs respectfully,
}. g. HAYS,
Pastor Of the "a Presbyterisn church,
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v O. sHAFEE

II Phonography we're taught 70 every soldier IN sfs
army, NJ D. believes most u them Eord raius Is
aa hiSnly A. the pay they receive from he Govern
meat Withoct 10 The least interfering with their d.
lies - soldiers.
h9n. iHoHAs n. BESI0s zaid IN ConEfesa
Had his ART been ku0Nu f3rfy ysars ago, n would
have saved ne twenty years oi hard labOrH
IL f1coograPhy = thus yaluabie ia asTinr % isrrs
20 amour. q lifetime, should uot every child hsFs
- vast Advantages, especially When tasy eau Be had
~ - snail 40 expenss u tine and money Il Is
would have saved twenty years Of hard labor % the
ne q ous MAJ should years ofhrd lsbor BE- br0rxhE
upoa others for the want d blesszg q such easy
attafnmantg fa.Efn
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is - simple ard easy that is prineples can al b
learned Ia ftg hours, and small amount Of pr C.
lice will enable one 70 use Il for the daily purposes
tifa
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United States of America.

E.R. GLASCOcK, Marshal.
Dy w. LELLYErT, Deputy.
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HEADQUARTERS COMMISSION FOR THE }
ORGANIZATION or .. s. CoLoKED TRooPs,S
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1858.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-15
REMOVAL.

TlHE UNDERSIGNED FIRM HAVE Re-
i moved their Saddlery establishment to the
Corner OF Main and Second Street, in the room oc-
copied by Fred. Krone, deceased.