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The Portland daily press., 1863-08-27
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN II. GILMAN, Editor.
Is published at No. s2i EXCHANGE STREET,
IN FOX BLOCK, by
n. A. FOSrER & co.

Terms:
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morning fSundavs exceptedl at S6oo per year IN
advance. 10 which will be ADDED t"es'y-n.e Genus
be end of The wear the paper will be discontinued.
Single copies three cents, -,
TuEMhGNE STATE Press Is published every Thurs
tlay morning at $500 per Annum, in advance; S2.25
delayed beyond the year.
Rates of Advertising:
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after; three insertions less 90; continuing eve
ry other day after first week, SO cents.
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BUSINESS NOTICES, in reading columns, IL cents
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cents.
LEGAL NOTICES at usual rates.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
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above rates for each insertion
Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vance
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should be directed to the Editor Of ne Press and
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ry-The PORTLAND DAILY and MAINE STATE
PREss Cfice, in Fox BLOCK, No. S24 Exchange
Street is open all hours during the day and eve
ming from O'Clock in the morning to 8 In the
evening.
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flee or paper promptly transacted application as
above.
r. Tracy, Travelling Agent.
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TAXES FOR lS63.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

FlVHE Assessors of the City of Portland, having
Il committed to me, with warrant Tor the coller-
ton of the same the tax list for the present year
notice is hereby given that ON all taxes paid within
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Calais City Bonds

WANTED Twenty Thousand Dollars on Bonds
w of the City of Calais, payable in not less than
twelve, nor more than twenty years. Coupons for
interest at six per cent per annum pay able semi.
annually at Globe Bank, Boston, to be issued Sept
1st. 1853. s. g. PIKE
augl5 DIV Treasurer of Calais
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All the New Styles of
DRESS GOODS,

SUCH As
Silk and Wool Plaids Satin Stripes, Garabaldi
Checks, Poll dc Cheveres Travelling Mixtures, rich
French Poplins, Italian Lnstres Spring and Summer
Delanes plain allwool Delnines in all the beautiful
shades and colors Taffettas, Goats Hair Goods and
Cancels Hair Lustres in all the new shades plain
Alpaccas in all coors, French and English Cling
hams, American and English Prints Thibeis, Lyon
eses. and all other Dress Gspds. too numerous to
recapiiulate here.
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For Sale.

ca THE Three Story Brick Dwelling House.
III No 1876 Congress street. corner Quincy street.
I'LL Said House contains fourteen finished
rooms; is warmed by furnsce; plenty of hard and
soft water; an abundance of closet room. Enquire
OF JAMES 4. FERNALD,
ap23 81 Middle Street.
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MEDICAL.
MORE TESTIMONIALS!
.
MR g NJ MnHEC q TIE =

Is constantly receiving unsolicited testimonials Of
the astonishing cures performed by her. Among
many recently received are the following, which are
commended to the notice Of the afflicted Mrs. Man
chester may be consulted at
No. IL Clann,s 8locL Roo... No n
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COMMUNICATIONS.

T. Tracy, Travelling Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-31

AIDES DRESS FURs. Just opened :,
/ 4 extensive and well-assorted stock Of l., aN
DIES and CHILDkEN'S DRESS and FAN
CY FURS, made expressly for orr retail tyads
~ our house in New York, and warranted 10 b.
the best in this market.
We especially call the attention Of purchasc,,
TO our Esussian Sable. gIarfizae Eit,h
nginEz. Siberian Squirrel, aud Amer,
cam and Canadian l>s.rs. consisting in l..
dies and Childrenss Ippets, Capes, Mantle,
new style 81 Tnr Collars, and Gcntlemen's Nu;,.
ucls
Va We defy all competition in this line
nj the same time We bling in remembrancs
our stock Of Lss saies' aisuzis and NANTES,
Dress Goods, and general stock Of DRi
GOODS, which is daily increased with the
newest and choicest patterns OF fashion,
2S5a- Furs from the country will be bought,
both for export and manufacturing, at the high.
est market prices.
". Remember, 48 Market Space near Sew.
enth street, under the Avenue House, Washing,
ton, D. c. 5. = W. Me ENBEhG.
Washington, nov Ism
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-31
DEFERRED ITEMS.

DEFERRED ITEMS.
It is reported in military circles in Wash
ineton that the Confederates have Withdrawn
one half Of their late force at Fredericksburg.
The steamer which arrived at Port Royal on
The OBJ inst. from New Orleans. brought q
pressing request from Gen. Banks for large
supply Of intrerching tools Of al kinds. This
looks like d siege at Port Hudson.
Private letters just received n Liverpool by
the mail steamer Ethlope. from the West
Coast Of Africa state that the slave trade was
very brisk at Whydah.
The y. Z. Tribune informs the ''nation that
Simon Cameron true to his policy and to the
manhood OF his report OF 1862, proposes to
lead brigade Of colored men into the heart
cf the rebo]Iion.
Benz. J. Losing has obtained permission
from the President to take photograph OF the
EmancDation Proclamation which is entirely
IN Mr.. Linco|ns handwriting. The pilot
oeraph IS to form one Of the illustrations IN
Mr.. Losing historical work
Colonel John J. Albert, Of the Typographical
Engineers died at bis residence IN Y ashln8-
ton, on Tuesday, in the 18th year OF ms age.
Augustus Howell, paroled Confederate sol
der was arrested by Bakers detectives,
at Wilson's store: Upper Marlboro.: yest2r-
day. charged with collecting naA foG trans
mission S1rth.
GENERAL DopE's REPORT. Pope
has sent in to General IIa]eck an official report
q his campaign in Virginia. He informs
General Ealleck in this report that he (l1al-
leck) was appointed to the chief command to
secure prompt cooperation between the Army
q the Potomac and the Army Of Virginia; a
cooperation Pope says he offered to Gen. Nc.
(le1lan in a letter, which the latter replied to
in ::genera} terms, proposing nothing, towards
the accomplishments Of the purpose | had @llG-
geste5 to him.: !]e says the battle OF Cedar
Mountain was fought by General Banks by ad-
vonc;nc from the Strong position to which h.,
had been ordered thot the battle was fought at
the time and place against his wishes that the
men under General Banks behaved calamity,
but that the battle was not decisive, and SO
far interfereCl with Pope's plans. General
Pone GOES on to claim that he would have en-
+iro)v cat of Stonewal Jackson retreat had
NOT Tjtz John Porter failed him at the critical
iunctgre. Ia concluding he says: i AN graf
flied 70 know that the conduct OF that cam
7,airn (eyery detail Of which was communicated
3av b. DAY to the General-in Chlef) was fully
APPROVED by Iim and by the government.
The Washington Chronicle says:-'A1r.
Roilcau has written q letter which IS repre-
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JOHN 7. COOKE.

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE 81 hEhJS
TyAS constantly On hand, Nos. ], and y
[ Mac]zercl, in barrels, half barrels, and SiS
Salmon, Potomac Herring, Smoked HaiOUi.
Smoked Herring, and Smoked Beet: Also :.
choice brand OF Sugar Cured Hams, for family.
use; Shoulders and Breasts. and general a..
sortment Of goods for family supplies. C3ll an..
examine uecI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-31

Chief Signal CE1ccr; Lieut. II: LlaS1ce'
Chief Ordnance Officer: Major W.. "; Law
renee, A. D. G.. Captain y. /! GAMBLER, \.
D. c.; Captain Alex. Moore, A. II. e.; Cap
tain Harry RUSSELL 4. D. 6.
By command of Major General HOOKER
JAMES DICKINSON, A. 4. u.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald makes the following announce
ment: Am almost universal desire on the part
OF ardent friends Of the Union Of all political
c?a. sifcations has been expressed here within
the lest few days that General Benjamin 7.
Butler shall be called to the position Of Socre-
tary Of War as the best man under existing
circumstances to inspire confidence both IN the
army and out of it, in the proper management
Of the military department Of the Govern
ment.
The extensive pork packing establishment
Of Evans Gaines 4 Co., in Cincinnati, was
destroyed by FIRE en- Tuesday last. Loss $780,
900, partly covered by Insurance.
4 letter from Norfolk, Va, says:-'A
scheme is on hand, which General Viee is en-
couraging, to commence q large vegetable gar
den in the suburbs Of Norfolk for the cultlya-
ton of early vegetables for the northern mar
kets. The land is to be worked By cootrabands.
There are 4 great many acres Of unoccupled
lands which will be immediately placed at the
disposal Of DR.. Brown, who will suDerlntend
the work. Gen. Dix is very much in favor Of
this scheme
The marine insurance companies, with but
few exceptions, have raised the premium upon
all vessels in the West India trade. Indeed
the business for the moment is unsettled.
The removal II Gen Burnside took place at
his own request He demanded that certain
conditions should be complied wit. on the part
of the Government; among others that he
should be permitted to choose his own Gener-
als-t}ose whose entire FIJI cooperation could
be relied upon. Ills demands not being ac-
coded 70, he asked to be relieved.
4 Hilton Head letter Of the 26th states that
The United States iron-clad steamer Montauk
started on the 24th On an expedition against
the Confederate batteries on Ossibaw Sound
and to capture and destroy the Confederate
steamer Nashville. The rIontauk arrived on
Saturday at he mouth Of the Ogeeci2ee river.
Nothing later had been received.
The official report Of the sinking Of the Hat
teras, near Galveston, fully confirms the &C.
counts hitherto published. Only SIX Ct the
crew are known 70 be saved
Gen. Hooker has issued general order an
nouncing the general Staff of the Army Of the
Potomac. The roads are in an indescribable
condition.
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JOHN z, HENDERSON,.

JUEN z, EEECEISGVN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
22G, CORNER KING AND ALFRED STREETS.
TgAS constantly on hand a large and wellse.
I / lcctcd stock of FAMILY GROCERIES
which he offers cheap for cash. sep Set
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THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
GEN. HOOKER'S STAFF.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToNAc,
January 3O.-The following general order has
just been issued
General Order No. 2.-The undermcntioned
named officers are announced on the general
staff of this army Major General Daniel But-
terfeld, Chief Of Staff; Brig. Gen :. VIII
iams, 4. A. G.; Lieut. Col. Jas Dlckensop,
4. A. G.; Brig Gen Jas: A. Harcle; Judge
ADV ocate Gcperal; Brig. Gen. Henry J; Hunt
Chief of Artillery: Brig. Gen. NJ. Il. PATRICK,
Provost Marshal General Col. Rufus Ingalls,,
Chief Quartermaster; Lieut. Col. +. Myers,
Assistant Chief Quarte1master; Col. t. /.
Clark, Chief Commissary; Surgeon iona, Let
terman Medical Director; Captain Gushing,
Chief Signal Officer; Lieut.. D. Y. Tlaglce,
Chief Ordnance Officer; Major W. "; Lazy
renee, A. D. c.; Captain y. L. Candler, y
D. c.; Captain Alex Moore, A. d. e.; Cap
tain Harry RUSSELL \. d. {.
Bv command of Major General HOOKER
JAMES DICKINSON, A. A. &.
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XX7AS COMMITTED to the jail OF . f r,1ns:
W Georges county, Maryland15, cs as n nc
way, on the 4th day OF January, 4 10 Wis Ii.
is not very black, about six feet high, 5 5a iHe
be1ongs to MI. Thomas Carr, Of King ana ! YG 5T
county, Va. His right hand is contra Act viii lid
cut. Had on a brown cloth jacket ah I1t oye
linen pantaloons. Says he was br "i9 Sot.
bv soldiers Heis about p year. $, o'o ovner d.
notice is hereby given, that unless the ceeryard d
said negro, John Davis shall come 10 nay d
or before the 18th Of March, 1865 "nI ha I'VE &C.
secure all such costs and charges a9,Snrrisop;1:
crued by reason Of apprehenu11h5g,, ta said nr
and advertising said runaway; sAo+ =, law.
sr0 VIA DC PFTER G. GRIMES, sner5M Nd.
ian 16-1av3W OF : ": 1o-------- yo6
TTsT RECEIVED.-A choice lo e,o " chearS
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The Washington Chronicle says:-''Mr
R,Icau has written letter which is repre-
scented to be loyal and conservative to General
Schcnclz, disayoving bis knowledge Of the OBJ
jectiouable editorial being in tI1e journal until
after it's publication, and also Disappearing Of
the editorial which referred to JEFF. Davis and
Lincols, sl1essages lie denied any lesgn against
the Government and claims being for the
Union, end for crushing the rebellion, The
letters will be handed to General Schenck to
morrow by strong Union men: who will no
doubt enIIeavor 20 effect bis speedy release.
1Ir. BoiIoau is well and hopes TO be relieved
soon.
The aag Of truce steamers Express Ne7
York, and lJJaramora from City Point brought
down eighteen hundred Union prisoners from
Richmond who have been exchanged. They
all left during tI1e night for Annapolis. Moth
inc further definite has yet ransplreGl in regard
to the exchange o officers.
Governor Brown, Of Georgia, las issued
proclamation against persons who have desert
ed from 1nc Confederate States.
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NOTICE.

rI,aE PARTIES TO TIE FOLLowisg CLAIMS
Il Oiled with the Board Of Claims, At The Capitol,
hereby notified that the Docket VIII be taken ~
for Investigation foIlows and they requested
70 be present with their witncssea
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
"A Estate Of James L Hays, 81, de,asod, which
Eeste y insolvent are hereby notified 10 de them
VII me sierk Of Wilson Count, Court, At Lsbanon,
Tenn esseel on or before the 10th day Of January
next, authenticated ga tho manner presertbeS III,
IAN thata pre- rata distribution Of the onsots d
sara estate may Be made among the creditors OF sad
eapee' All claims not cd pursuant 20 this notice
zsth day Of August, 1905.
JAMES L. hays, Administrator,
Of James l., Hays, Jr., deceased,
sen9-F3t-prnters' fec 81 co. paid
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MILITARY NOTICE.

rINHE EXAMINING BOARD or APPLICANTS.
Il for position IN Colored Regiments, IA now IN
ssss on at the zoioofer Building, on High street,
near edAr STREET.
All persons Ia the Military service, dsslrfug 10
appear before said H0ard, must pr esont recon nenda
ii ms aud testiina malls from their commandina GA
GERS, TO their good character and Capacity an
others will present like Testimonials, from Well
known men Of good standing.
These papers can be forwarded 10 the board aud
notice will BIO sent TO the applicants when they arc
desired 20 appear.
CHARLES M. LUM,
Col. 10Th Mich. nifty, President.
A. d, CRANE, IA. Col s6th Reg. Ind. Infsty, reo'y
septls-u
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Adams Express Company.
UNCLAIMED GOODS,

DARTIEs NAMED BELOW ARE HEREBY NO.
Il TIFED, that the following Goods TO their ad.
Dress having been in store for year and over,
will be sold for charges, IL not called for within
thirty days from date Of this notice.
s. Il. POOR, Agent,
Adams Express Company
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DISSOLUTION.

'Hk PARTNERSHIP existing between Trabue
Lucusis dissolved In consequence OF The death
OF MT. Edward TTabue, (Which occurred on the i2th
inatl All persons indebted TO said firm will please
come forward and make payment; those having
claims will flo them Immediately with
WILLIAM n. LUCUs,
Surviving Partner Of Trabns a Lucns.
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Go and See the Greatest Curiosity
in the World
THE MAMMOTH CAVE"
Row 10 QET THERE;

Take the Louisville and Nashville Railroad stop
az Uave tity Depot, where M III NJ, Dolby new AND
clos, connection with tho Trains going North and
Sou b and the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-09

a Superior Bockaway for sale,
A VKaY HANDSOME Aktta t., FOR fAhl.
n lY Made 20 order, OF the best material aud
workman hip Price Stpn. Harness So IL has
been US. but uttie, 1, about good as new, very
substantial, and ", CHS only 40 lbsi o b seen az
sumAsr'a stable, College street Apply 70
a. ID BERRY, or
q " BERRY
sepB-u
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TO THE SOLDIERSl {
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,


SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use of soldiers.
II is printed in four colors, represent
ing olvAlry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drume beating, colors flying,
etc. A blank line is left for The name of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in pastebOard tube, and can be sent to
any part ofthe country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can putt back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they will get
it framed aud preserve It as a remcm-
brance
Price 90 cents Sent by mail, pre-
|. N. RHODES & CO.,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted TO sell the above
july l0-3m 90 af iN
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St. Louis Medical college.

VIE REGULAR LECTURES IN THIS INarlfu.
l'VA Nill commence AZ usual o. Mouday, ID
hoy,nbor There viii DO preliminary course Ii
For further information Or circular, sddpsss
aug25-woEdaaW0w.
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. Mammoth Cave Hotel,

Itis large aud we'll Sept hous aud eyory arrange
ment has been made 20 exhibit this wonderful work
~ atnrs,. daring the Fan aud Wiater months Of
is63-64.
Uitizeus q. q soldiers going on the oulsyille and
Nashville Railroad, shou by al mean avail them
8olves OF the opportunity 70 visit the go ave-, and
also, " Oceoi Cave" directly 90 the Branch Road
from Cave City, 10 tho Hotel, new ana very beauti.
ful Cave lsep23-tf
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ill be sold for charges. IL not called for within
nirty days from date Of this notice,
Adams Express Company.
ssp22-lm
l box, Miller 1t. c. II. Nashville.
1 package, Mcpherson Capt. N. L. Nashville.
l box, McFerrien, J. O., Nashville,
l box, Morris William, 35th Indiana.
l box, Neat Miss Jassie, TullahomA.
l package, 0'Brien NJ, Nashville.
1 package Owen J. j., 37Lh Ohio.
l box, Parker II, 35th Indiana.
l box, round O. $, Nashville.
1 box, PeaBeey, j., Nashville.
l bundle, Rowe, Geo., 7th Pa. Cav.
l bundle Rump Carl, oath Illinois.
l trunk, Raymond, IL, Nashville.
l box, RUSSELL X, Barnetts Artillery.
1 box, Reynolds A., Hospital No. 4
/ box, Saith Capt J. W., 1llth Ohio.
l box, smith j. A., esth Illinois.
l boz, Schultz Adj. J. n, Lagrange, Tennessee.
/ box Arnold O. w. Nashville
Accord A. L. SGD Illinois.
/ package Brown L. 9th Illinois,
/ package Banker q. W 4Oth Indiana.
l box Bogni9n Jas. 9sth indiana.
l box Buck G.. 7th Kentucky cavalry.
/ box Barber 8. Convalescent camp.
! chest air AdJutant J. N. Tth Indiana.
l box Beden Jno A. Bowling Green.
1 box Blackburn W. P. doth Ohio.
l package Brandon Geo. 10oth Illinois.
l package Brountlee hugh, Hospital Ms.
l package Capper David 18th Ohio
L package Carllle b. Nashville,
/ package Dupree Jpo ~. Nashville
l package Estine Fred 10th Illinois,
l package, Gray ID W, 79th Ind
package George +, SGD Ind.
package Harman, r J, 60th III.
package, Huber Christian, 10th Pa.
paos age, Tennessee j, Nashville.
l box, Hell Jas, 24th Wis.
I package, Ives X, 27th IN.
4 package, Johnson q 81 l., "a Ind. Cav.
pack 90, Jackson W Il Nashville,
l box jaeger n Smith and, Ky.
miniature, Kelly John, 2 Iud. cav.
! box, luttle q T., l6th ouiO
l box, lott Jno; Nashville.
l box, Moore solomon, Franklin.
1 BID, Maitland Il J., New York.
lb'd, Mitchell Brig Gen o N, Nashville.
l box Mon O. merry J r, columbia TeUn.
1 box, Menkis Morris, lsl Ohio battery.
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University of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA.
F MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
NINETY EIGHTH SESSION Qs63-GN.


The Lectures Of he Session spiH benin on he second
Monday u October aud close on ne dra Of Maroh
One Introductory will b. delivered 10 the Cou &c.
Clinical Instruction Il givtn throughout tho Sea
sion, In the Medical Ball, by the Professors and At
the Hospitals. Al the Philadelphia Hospital, con
tainR OIL beds, instruction Is free
Military surgery and Hygiene will be fully taught
bye tn appropriate chairs.
The Dissecting RDona nsdAe thc
OF the ProfsssoTs Of Anatomy and the DemonslratDr
are open from the middle OF September.
The Room for Op ratiye Surgery and Application
OF Bandages, &c is open early Ia September and
throughout the Session, under the supervision OF the
Professor Of Surgery
Surgical pomons,ra,ors 10. s. BnHoP, MI
! II. LENox HoDaE M. u.
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor sl5).,.SlO5
Matroulatlon Fee tpaid once only ,.............
orAauaiion rec 30
X. L. ROGERS, NJ. D.. Dean Of the Medica Faculty,
uniyersity Building
SAMUEL PRICE. Jauitor,
University Building.
P.s Board may be had at from 90 50 to SbIo
week. M
seplT--2aw-imkwit
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DIR. KINGS DSPEASARY

WIN EkeANA n nAHAaAeh NO.
N,gn ks-ag DR.. KING formerly Of New York
aitkS for last yoars Of Louibyllls, Ky,,
NL11e4a,n-s who has devoted his attention 10
the treatment OF private diseases for 80 years aatlsrs
himself, having attended 10 a practice for 80 many
years, and cured 80 many thousands, be 10 enabled
10 cure all diseases Of private nature, no matter
how bad they may DO from inJudioous medical treat.
ment, or from neglect Of their own. Dr.. Kings
MEpeusary Il No 13 Desderck street, between Cher.
- and the Square, second sl0ry, whore he cuseB an
diseases OF private nature
60uorrh0R cured without naase0us nsdicinos OF
Interference with business.
slncturol VI Old or recent date oaeotuay cured IN
few dayai by en operation which cause no pain.
Where sificture ozista health cannot DO eupjoysd
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and undsr-
mines she oonaNtltion ~ much.
byphiia, With al the dlaeaues OF Abe siln, growing
out 81 l1glgot or tat troatmtni can be enootaAly
cared IA Few days
seainol Weahas's.--fartsu GttontiOu having bees
given 10 this dl1cas8 aud an The consequences grow
lag out " a. brought on M many clseB BY he DO.
1trrciFe habits N inc0asitcraio y0lthh and excess
i've Indulgence Of the passions, neglect OF which
viii unaeruine tno o1naiitcuou, rendering She sub.
Jet unat for business or society lrd causing pTemn.
tuSe Oh ase.
fsulaloa WOO may hsiaboring eitu any jimouliy
tho womb nlay ret assured a ttiniodlate relief
foFr0un residing abtuad, BY writing end staiiue
their oase lh Zee ENCLOSED, direct 10 Or n. King
No. ~ heederick straCi. Nashville, Tenn VII haVt
the neoseasrY medicines fent g. TIER address Ofos
bnult on a .'. lseH ip me mbFl8us euiil ilt
Ttnine ifu -ln--.in dHWir,
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VIM. Id LUCUs 8 90.

BuceeaBors 10 Trabu0 a LuouH)
IA VIII continue the Auction and CoInmission
w Business at the Old Stand Of Trabuo Luous,
No 70 Public Square. We respectfully solicit Don.
signments OF every description Of Merchandise Fur
niture, Groceries, sto., oto., sto.
. iunsi0-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-09
RusINEss NOTICE.
Feathers and Ginseng.

THE UNDERSIGNED rs AUTHORISED TO
Il Purchase any amount of Feathers and Ginseng,
u the highest market price, for sh.
40 ID. ICKEY, Agent,
Corner of broadway aud nigh streets.
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Dispatch copy.